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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 9, \S97
; a Bx oF 1 e Have Received
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fy €\ Bncouragement ®) ; yj by the success of our Sat 5 V , urday specia meats To Al day weeclipse all previous y efforts by offering at
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ao four lines of Ladies’ Don- as gola Boots —laced or but- te toned—tip or plain, all \ aizes. The greatest offer we have ever made. To
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OUTCAL MEBTINGS.
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me Yan. . Avy THY ae ¢ Peal i NT) fae HER ITEM UYU Ali v bail hy } ‘ | The Liberal Conservatives
have engaged the Lyeeum as their Campaign Rooms, from Elect.
ihis date till after ion. This Hall will be o pen (evry day and evening. All friends of te party are ex. pected to attend, and will be | made welcome.
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the
Beer Bros. for Dress Goods. RDS Ciry Covyecit will meet on M onday evening Kwiward Plewa was this morning ined $2 or 10 days for runKrenness,
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A Repuction.—The banks have reduced | their rate on American currency to one cent.
Prince Edward Island Hlus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores, Priee 25e.
Rounp Triv Tickets at one single first class fare will be issued by the P. BE. Island Railway to Charlottetown, Summer-
| side and Georgetown on Nomination Day,
L4th inet. PSC Nomixarion Day l4ru inst.—The train which is due Summerside for at 10 o’elock a. will be detained at Summerside until one o’clock
p.- mh.
to leave
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Cir Y 7 AXES.— Persons
who desire to
of Queens.
qhird District
x e podersigD iw meet : E : | ¢tie Third District ot Queen’s at the fol- | = r ; ene times and P aces | Wt. Herbert, Tuesday, July loth, at 6
seock, p. ™. . Yonaghsa Road, Wednesday,
x boeleck, p. ™-
M@ yi; Siewart, Phursday, July
July 14th
‘gdek, Pp. W- : ‘ a Winsloe Road, Friday, July 16th, at 6 | lock, p.m. Pegs Little York, Saturday, July 17th, at ¢ lock, Dp. m. Tracadie Cross, Monday, : (pelock, p.m ae ik The opposing candidates invited
wend.
July 19th, at
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FRED. PETERS. JAMES H. CUMMISKEY | 1k,
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189c and BSc
Oxh! 1 % Shoes to-night. We again Offer you tan Shoes this evening at 6c a pr, ad and in addition a line of j Oxblood Shoes, (new goods) at 9c. If you
want good cheap Shoes,
see this lot.
R. K. Jost
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Motiled Cake,
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Silver Cake, l6c per Ib / Wine Cake, 10¢ each
ream Pies, 12c¢ and lic each
-hocolate Cakes, l5c each
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neat Pies, l5c and 20c each
ante Pies, 20c and 25c each oughnuts, Biscuits, Buns & Rolls.
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PICN IC
, Fishing, Baseball, Football, Neket, Croquet, Quoits, ea - kinds of amuse- you could think of
at the big Picnic tu be held in the Birch Grove, Freetown,on ednesday, next. Do not _ opportunity of a first- 00; ays sport pass without ig to it. The special un leaves at 9 o'clock local. €fare is only 45c. Be sure Jo attend, and you will not
appointed.
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| receive the discount should remember that me expires on the loth inst. Citizens a = = = will kindly bring their notices.
rhe a; eals court wil] meet or the l4th iii
Gosret Mrerinc.— Remember the Gos-
meeting inthe Y.M.C.A. Sunday
on at 4 o'clock, conduct«d by the
Railway men. Strangersalwava welcome,
Lesson—John, 3-16, “The Unspeakable
at ‘ after nc
| Gift,”
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ibe .W, GT.T,. will meet 8t 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Miss Jost, matron of the St. John Reacue Home, will address the meeting on the work of that institution. Business meeting at 4 All invited.
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ARTILLERY PuHorocrarns.—Mr. Lewia has tal ‘everal exce/lent photographs of N »» 1 Co. C. A. commanded by Cap'ain H. 1. Davison, The pictures show this fine- ooking company intwo positions. They wil! be mounted and ¢} name of each
member of the company will be printed underneath. Every artillervman and friend of the company should invest in a picture.
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Fruit Growers Association.—At the aunual meeting of this association held at Summerside a few days ago the following officers were elected: Henry A. Stewart, Hamilton, President (re-elected); John Johnston, Long River, Vice do.; James Rameay, Hamilton. Secretary-Treasurer (re-elected). Arrangements were made to hold a series of meetings on the Island during the summer, in the interest of the fruit-growing industry.
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Srock Suipmexts.—On Wednesday last Mr. H. A. Leslie, Kensington, shipped a fiue coach horse from here, ta his brother at Halifax. On the same day Mr.C. Kane. Summerside, shipped thirty sheep to Mr. Patrick Macdonald, Sr., St. John. Mr. C. A. Macnutt, Kensington, shipped to Mesars. J. A. Leaman & Co., Halifax, Thursday morning, thirty sheep anda number of livehogs. Yesterday morning Mr. Lawson Jenks, of Maccan, N. S., shipped a car- load of heavy horses, fifteen in num ber, which came up from Ctiarlottetown on the morning express. Mr. W. B. Bonness New Annan, took four horses to New Brunswick by the same boat.—Summer- side Journal.
| The Queen ve,
| Kobert Waterman, | guiliy and disagree as to Ellsworth.
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SUPREME COURT:
Fripay, Jaly 9, Wilham Ellsworth and Joyce—Larcény of hides from rhe jury find Jovce
William
H. J. Palmer and S. Blanchard for the crown; J.T. Me'lish for Ellswor h.
The Queen ve. William Elisworth— Larceny from Geo. Carter & Co. Jury disagree and are discharged. .
H. J. Palmer and 8. Blanchard for the crown; J. T. Mellish for prisoner.
Sarvurpay, July 10.
The Queen vs. William Joyce—Larceny from Geo. Carter & Co. Jury find the prisoner guilty.
H. J. Palmer and S. Blanchard for the crowr; J. T. Mellish for prisoner.
The Queen vs. William Joyce— Larceny of two tubs of butter from N. Rattenbury. Now before the court.
H. J. Palmer and S. Blanchard for the crown; J. IT. Mellish for prisoner.
ON THE RICH SIDE.
Sir,—lIo speaking of education, the Patriot reports Premier Peters as saying, “Its proper maintenance means the placing of the poor man’s boy ona level with the rich man’s.” Does he mean rich in poli- tics? I understand there have been several students received their license who failed to make the require] number of marks,and I also learn that they are all on the rich side of politics.)
A Svusscriser.
Vernon River,
—_—_——_—--- oo Tue Orerna Hovse.—The wet weather of last evening did pot prevent a goodly number of people from assembling at the Opera House to witness the “Sea of Ice.” The play was cleverly presented, the acting of Miss Tucker and Mr. Meldos being especially good. The ecenic effectu were excellent, and the costumes rich and appropriate. The specialies by Baby Vavine and Miss Vavine were several times encored,and the motion pictures were greatly appreciated. This afternoon a matinee is in progress, the bill being “If You Must Lie Tell a Good One.” Miss Tucker presents the children with candy at the close of the performance. To-night “Escaped from Sing Sing” will be the bill. This is said to be the best American melo-drama ever written. Mr. Meldon wil be seen at bis best in this piece and he will be supported by the fall strength of the company. To-night’s per- formance closes the company’s engagement iv this city and they should have a full house.
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and touches it pleasantly and gratefully.
It tickles the palate. It has life. It is always just the same.
It is not as pleasant as some other flavors, but for thirst and tired people it is the most re- freshing drink possible. We refer to
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5 cts a glass.
Johnson & Johnson
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Blouse Sale.
ing, will be shown at
to buy Blouses cheap.
offered in the city. lines at 75c, 79c and 99c.
price.
Blouse Department.
BLOUSE SALE
It is now several months since our Spring White Guods Sale took place, which pleased you so well.
To-day we are Preparing for an equally extensive and successful MIDSUMMER White Goods and
All the usual lines of Ladies White Underwear and Vests, White Cotton, Pillow Cotton, Sheeting, Table Damask, Towels and Towel-
Special Prices
We will also show special lots of Trimming Laces and Embroideries. In addition to the above, we give you an ,uaprecedented opportunity
We start with a line at 39c which we are convinced is the best value Our next price is 49c.
We also offer a large assortment of White Muslin Blouses at half Such unusual inducements should made a very busy time in our
Customers arriving early will find the best assortment.
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SALE
For July is now on
Come one and all and inspect tee largest sale of
CLOTHING
ON EARTH
PROWSE BROTHERS.
The Wonderful Cheap Men
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LOCAL NOTICES,
Carriage wraps and fly nets jn
variety at the Bargain Cor
Our straw hats are going. So they should if style will sell them but we havea big lot left vet from which you can make your selectiou.— McKay Woolen Co.
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Five hundred men’s summer suits un- derwear at big reductions for cash at Paton & Co’s.
Bathing suits at sweeping low prices at Paton & Co’s.
Summer coats and straw hats at Paton
& Co’s.
Special offer on all. wool Scotch plaid waggon wraps at Paton & Co’s.
Clothing sale now on at Paton & Co’. Clothign sale now on at Paton & Co’s.
Special offer on all white goods such as underwear at Paton & Co’s.
_ Five hundred pairs men’s pants at sweep- ing eductions at Paton’s.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund- ed on all clothing at Paton & Co’s.
Two hours sale on all men’s white and colored shirts this p. m. at Paton’s.
Special sale of waggon wraps at Paton & Co’s today only.
Twenty-three blouses, dark colors, guarapteed to wash and keep the color, $2.25 ones for $1.65 at Paton & Co’s.
Hot day underwear at below zero prices, see our ad.-—Moore & McLeod.
A splendid line of corsets worth 75c per pair, going at 50 cts-—Moore & McLeod.
Picnics are all the rage just at present and weall like totake them in. But in order to do so and be comfortable you must dress cool‘ We can sell you summer goods cheaper than anybody this week. See our straw hats and jackets —Jas. Paton & Go.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port of Charlottetown,
ENTERED.
July 9.—Pleiades, MelInnis, Wallace; St. Thomas, Dicks, Whitehaven; Minnie Scott, Pipes, Northport ;M. C. McLean, Bontin, New Castle; ss. Fastnet, Bethel, Halifax; J. H. Hiltz, Pollard, New Castle; Julia A., Finlayson, Pinette; Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Lucy M. Jenkins, Gillis, Pictou.
CLEARED.
July 9.—Pleiades, McInnis, Wallace; Minnie Scott, Pipes, Pictou; Phoebe and Emma Small, Peters, Chatham; G. C. Kelly, LeBlanc, Paspebiac, P. Q; J. H. Hiltz, Pollard, Bathurst; Julia A., Finlay- son, Pinette; Fannie, Davin, Pictou; Blon- de], Campbell, St. John’s, Nfld.; Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Lucy M. Jenkins, Gillis, Pictou; ss. Halifax, Pye, Halifax; St. Thomas, Dicks, Murray River.
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Footwear’s the thing just now. Soft, light, easy-on-the feet that helps to make life worth living these hot days. Men’s Colored Kid shoes, the new shapes.
Women’s Colored Kid and Canvas Oxfords. Shoes for Boys and Girls,
W. H. STEWART & CO.
London House Building
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GAYS PLANTS
Bienuials, wintered over ; Pansy and Daisy inPoom 30c to 40c per !doz.; Diane thus, Indian Pink, Sweet Williams, Forget-me-No ts, English Carnations, highly per fumed double and Verbena in bloom or bud at 4ceach, 40c per doz.; Verbena later 30c per doz. ; transplanted Aster, Stock Phlox,netunia, at 15c per doz. ; Pansy, Daisy, Balsam, Chrysanthum, Candytnft, Everlastige; Larkspur, Marigold, Nasturtium, Morning Glory, Canary Creeper, Poppy, Snap Dragon, Sweet Pea, Single Dal.lia Mignonette, at 12c per 2oz. ; Alysium, Golden and Lobelia for edging at 30c per 100 ; Dehlia Bulbs, 4c to 10c each, Gladious, 3 to 5c each. Tranneplante Vegetables Plants, very early, Cabbage and Celery 40c per 100; Couliflowers, 50c Tomato. 12c¢ per doz. in bloomv5c each. Cabbage from Seed bed 12c per 100 couli- flower 30c per 100. Seeds, Ean’s Mammoth Mangle at 25c per lb, At the exper- imental farm, Ottawa this mangle yielded 4 tons more than any other variety. tas zard’s lmyroved Elephent, Monarch and Imperial Hardy Sweed Turnep, at 30c per Ib Improved Danvers Carrots, 65c per lb. The above mailed or shipped to any part of ta Island or Maritime Provinces on receipt of price, or call at the market, Charlettetow or Powal, and beai with us personally. Address
J.J. CAY & SON
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