BORN.

@ At Levenburg. N. 8, Jaly 29, the wife it. H. Burrell, M. D., of a daughter.

White Gavasn

$i08s Reduced

We have havejhad a lurve trade fin ‘White

Canvas goods this) year bat in*order to clear.out

‘be balance we have re-

dneed all kinds.

Child's White Canvas: Shoes 85c reduced to Ofc

Girl's White Canvas Shoes $1.00 reduced to 758

Women's White Canvas Shoes $1.60 reduced to 75¢

Men's White Canvas Shoes or:boots reduced to §1,25

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Ch’town, P. &. 1.

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But with plenty of cher refreshments there is no reason why you should suffer. We have a choice as- sort ment of Syrups and Lime Juice to offer you, 25c a Bottle, We have also Pure Eng-

tish Lime Juice on draft,

I5e a Pint.

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S.+ our assortment before

purchasing elsewhere.

Webster & Mackay

[dea Grocery,

Cor Kent &Gt. George Ste. Telephone 199.

- Successor to Davison Ai Co.

vw VVVYVVVVVY it Gay’s Market Stalls on Friday

Strawberries, W atermelons, Butter Beans. Cucumbers. Jauliflower;

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‘Cabbage. Beets, varrots, Squash, Lettuce, Reddish,

Mushroons.

Open on Saturday-atternoon al to 10.

sermon in St.

Local and

Oxpatrzp Paigst~—At Egmont Bay, yesterday, Rev. T. Gallant wae ordained priest by His Lordship Bishop Macdonald

idee MPorsce Covrt.—This morning all the charges were drunkenness. Johan Horne, Jos. Cameron and Francie Macleod were each fined $4 or 20 days. Jebu McDade and John McLaughlan were each fined $2 or ten days,

——_—_— ; Orean RectraL—Atter service at ol. Peter’s Cathedral last evening,Mr Tantou, of New York, played upon the organ (5 the gratification of those who rematoed It is hoped that he wil! oe induced t> give s recital on Sunday evening next. -_-_—_S-

FoorsaL, Cius.—ltis said that a new

football club has been organized in Char- lottetown. The membership is confiaed to the gentler sex,and the first practice took place on Saturday afiernoon iu the vicinity of the'Cameron Block. The game was “coached” by a prominent traiver of the Abegweits, and a paper box was used for a ball. . ——

St. Doweray’s Cataerpat. — Rev. Father Woods, of §Redwood Falls, M or. who is spending his vacation in Charlotte- town, preached an able and eloquent Dunstan’s Cathedral at High Mass yesterday. Before praching, at the Offertory, he sang “The Holy City” with much acceptance.

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Worp Frou Arrica.—On Saturday’ Mr. T. C. James received acable from the Anglo-American Telegraph Co’s office in England stating that a letter had b een received there from Rev. Mr. Fullerton in reply toa cable to him from Mr Jam>- It was dated July 2nd, but from where is not known. On that date Mr. Fullerton was in good heaith.

PERSONAL.

Mr. A. McBeth crossed by the Princess to-day.

Mr. Roland Mellish returned to Halifax thie morning.

Mr. H. J. Mackenzie, C. E., went to Moncton this morning. He returns to- morrow night.

Mr. Cleaver Sullivan, of the Merchacts Bank of Halifax, Montreal, arrived in Charlottetown on Saturday night.

Mr. A. S. Johnson, who has been at the north shore for several days with Mrs Johnson, crossed to the mainland to-day.

Mr. Thos. C, Savage, of Montreal, who has been at the Queen Hotel for several days, left this morning for Sydney, C. B

Prof. Watts and family have gons to Keppock. Prof. Watts will be in towa on Tuesdays and Fridays for professional work.

Hon,R W. Scott, Mr. L. W. Scott, Mr. D’Arcy Scott and Miss Scott, arrived in Charlottetown from Ottawa on Saturday night.

Mies Mabel Fraser, of Vancouver, who has been visitiog rela ives on the Island,

left this morning by the Princess on re- turn home. Miss Lottie Stumbles and Miss Alice

Fraser, who have been visiting friends iv Halifax, returned to Charlottetown on Saturday evering.

Hon. P. McNntt, who bas been cua

business trip to Svdoey, retursed to “harlottetown on Saturday night. He went west this moroiog.

Mr. Victor Jamieson, of the Halifax Banking Company’s ataff, Truro, has re turned from P.E [sland mach pl eased with his trip.- Truro Sun.

Mr. I. J. Good!iffe, of Cambridge, Eng., is among the guests atthe Hotei Davies. He is visiting the martime provinces with a view tosettiing. Ee attended the meet- ing in the premier’s office this mornivg.

Mr. R. E. Palmer, C. E., left Char- lottetown this morning en route to Spain He goesvia New Yorkard London, sail ing from New York ou the Majestic next Wedvesday. Mrs. Palmer wil] remain in Charlottetown until the end of September.

i ee son, Dominion Live Stock Commissioner, arrived io Charlotte. town on Saturday and is registered at the Hotel Davies. Today Mr Hodgson con- ferrde with the Provincial Government and Board of Trade regarding the develope ment of markets abroad and traasporta- tion facilities for live stock. Mr Hodsun is accompanied by Mr Robertson of the Experimental Farus, Nappav, N.S , Mr W.W. Hubbard, of Sussex, NoaB., and some other gentlemen interested io the live stock industry. During their etay public meetings will be held at which ad- nresses upOn mattere of importance to farmers and dairymen wil! be delivered.

THERE ARE wmany things known as good for a cough, yet the special virtues cf all are combined in Adamson’s Botanic Cough Baleam. Purely vegeiable, per-= fectly harmless, not narcotic, soothing§ healing. 25c. all Druggists.

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This hot weather

LIME JUICE

gies. Refreshing and

Wholesome

We have some rice and

fresh in bulk.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

LIVE STOCK MATTERS:

Interesting Meeting in the Premier's at Office To-Day.

This forenoon, Mr. <T. W. Hodvon, Live Stock Commissioner, Mr. KE. B. Elderkin,of Amberst,president ot the Stock Breeders’ Association, Mr. R. R. Robert- son, superintendent of the Experimental Farm at Nappan, Nova Scotia, and Mr. W. W. Hubbard, of the Co-Operative Farmer, Sussex, N. B., waited upoa the Provircisl Government and the Board of Trade with regard to tie of the transporation df live siock and the promotion of an industry ot importance to our people. The meeting was beld in the Premier’s office in the Proviocial Building, and there wae a good at'endance of members of the Goveramevt

sia vlc

an! of theBoaru of Trade. Mr Elverkin, who was the first speaker, eu pvasieed tbe Importance of Cco-

operation on the parts of the Federel aod Provincia) Governments and the people wiih a uiew to the promotion of tue live stock industry in the maritime provinces, Ihere was BO reason why these provinces by the sea should not re ceive a large share of the live stock trade. Tne climatic sad other conditions were bighly favorable and the people were jist as intelligentas the people of tae ujper provinces, The people of the maritime provinces should leave nothing undone that would be calculated to promote this industry, and the most advantageous rates of transportation should be obtained.

Mr. Hodson followed, speaking at con - siderable length. He dealt largely with the matters of transportation and organi- zation, his remarks being largely slong the lines set forth elsewhere in today’s

paper.

Mr. P. Blake coincided with Mr. Hodson regarding the breeding of live stock, and emphasized the importance of breeding nothing but the best. He thought it was a good thing to have Mr. Hodson address meetings of farmers througbout the country as tbe subject was one of vital im portance to stock-raisere and others.

Mr. Geo. E. Hughes, President of the Board of Trade, also expressed his appre~ ciation of Mr. Hodeon’s address. He would like to know what the Federal Government intended doing. He regretted to say that our horse trad: was not what itshould be nor what it had been. He thought the Governmeut should import some good horses. He also thoughta horse breeders association would be a good thing for the Islandproviace. He hoped the visit of M:. Hodeon would be productive of much good.

Mr. Hodson, in reply to Mr Hughes, said he had $7,000 for use in his department. But he would not take up any work coutrary to the wishes of the ministry of the day no matter whether that administration was Liberal or Conservative. He urged tbe importance of organizaiion and sys- tem. Without organization nothing could be done. He did not believe in the gov~ ernment making importations and selling them cheaply to the detriment of private enterprise,

M:. Robertson urged the importance of promoting the live stock industry and everytbing pertaining to agriculture.

Mr Elderkin, referring t> the purchase of thoroughbred borses by the Government, pointed out that such horses, ag a rale, cost more money than privace citizens cared to invest.

Mr Horace Haezard spoke of the impor- iauce of direct steamship accomodation for the shipment of live stock as well as other products. lt 18 important thet facilities be afforded for the shipment of live stock after it has been provided by the tarmers. Tbere bas beeo a notable de- cline in the demand for horses of late years, and a a consequence our farmers have not been paying the attention to horee-raiging that they had been giving (bat industry in previous years.

Mr. Blake thought it would bea good idea for the Government to import a thoroughbred boree.

Bon. Mr. Farquharson thought it wae slow work for the Government to import borses But private enterprise moving in that direction might be subsidised by the Government.

Hoo. Mr. McLean thought it was ad- visable to have a thoroughbred horse brought here. But whether the Govern- meot should import such a horse was a question.

Mr. Elderkin pointed out that the Stock Breeders Association purposed to bave its annual meeting in Chariotte~- town in November, at which Jeadiug stock breeders and others would epeak.

The meeting then adjourned.

‘LAWN TENNIS)

Tea players entered the lists on Satur~ day afternoon at Victoria Park, to play a match (men’s doubles). One sett only between each pair of coutestants was playei except ic the finals, when three setts were vlayed.

Messrs. A. A. Bartlett and D. B Stewart were the viciors, following being the scores:

FIR:T DEAWING

H V Palmer v8 Dr G Warburton A Sullivan LE Brecken 6 5 D B Siewart v8 N Tooker A -— H Hyndman 6 AA :Barilett Bye

A Blanchard SECOND DRAWING,

D B Stewart va H V Palmer A — A Blanchard

l AA Bartlett B A E Ings 7

FINAL D B Stewart vs A Sullivan A A-Barileu A E Ings 6—4. 4-6. 6-3.

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CHARLUOTTETON JULY,

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in Souvenir

Goods we h | large assortment =

Bukels, Pins, Tea a be F

Spoons,

GH TAYLop

Jeweler &! Optician,

Sunnyside, Queen Bquare,

W Coal Day

A PICKARD & (9,

PEAKE’S NO. 1 WHR

A full stock of the best Coal hand and arriving daily, 7

A share of your patronage is solic,

ed. LOWEST PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY

Jane Wiéwim then eS ee A CARD | R. MACNKEILL, Mp,

Having 30 years experience int practice of his profession, may be op. ! sulted on all branches of general mej, cine including the specialties,

Office and Residence—Prince Sine ‘hird door above Kindergarten Hall,

Hours—o to Iv a& Mm. 1 te 3

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A fast and turious sale of

BLOUSES

Every Shirt Waist in the store has to go,

PHILE NO ObJEUt

There’ll be a busy time among the

Blouses. We've brought them all down stairs.

Come early.

7 to 8 p. m. dy & wkly 304 The Relief ne Cas

Lady Smith,

of South Africa, was nothing om pared to the relief that a felt b J ) RS. SMITH, and hundredsofobe women ot P. E. Island, on wash since they have started using

GILT 2DCxm SOA.

All first class grocers SELL it

MCKINNON & McNEYN §

WHOLESALE AG BIG

Special Notice,

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Having pu.cnasea from Mr. F} “fornsby the stock and good wild tis Book and Stationery Busins® ne Morris Block, we wil: continue th ; ousiness in its various branches, ® § ing at lowest prices for cash only. iis B. Hornsby , who has mani te business in the past, will be io chat of the store, and will be ” attend to all old customers new ones.

A choi-e new stock of Wall Pa will be nce put on sale, a partmenis of the business will be? well stocked. A well supplied me ;and will be a special feature of 3 business he store will be know ‘The Bazaar Bockstore.”

See T HE ot

Dada (UM

Successors’ to'?.{J. dORNSBI. MORRIS BLOCK. . .. = oon March 15, 1900 aa

A FEROS, SU Ty UES

Clothing Bargains

The ba'ance of our

SUMMER READY - T0 - WEAR CLOTHING

At clearing prices.

Odd coats $3 50, $4.50 now $2.90 and $300.

Odd pants $1.50 to $2 50 now $1 to $1.75.

Tweed suits, light grey. $5.75 to $7.50 now $3 75,$4.75 Heavy Blue Serge suits $4.40 for $3,00.

Boy’s and Youth’s suits } off price,

A few lustre coats in black and grey, 90c.

Come and see our stock,if you can get your size the price will suit you.

J.B. MACDONALD & GU

Where worth and low price meet.

BERGEN ' PARIS GREEN

—AND ODR—

INSECT FOWDER DISTRIBUTOL

Will kill the bug.

NOTICE.

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Baviog retired from busines WM who are indebted tc me maxe ‘ payment at the Medica! Hell Quere

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL harlottetown. =. w p00? pesuikd on bi SIMON W. CRABBE. | isi erecuiaes ween Saami vy July 30th 1900. Walker’s Corner | soir rewarded by leuving st tis of