THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 18, 1900

A Laced Boot

At $.38 fs Not Wonderful

But when you get it this one—made of clean Dongola on a fash toe last, par

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well made in every

You'll see {tis Wad erful

Aud wonder how we cay sell them at that price.

Well ! we got a bargain ef 60 pairs and we are gelling them at the same.

$1.35 For allcSizes:

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Ch’town, P. E. I.

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Grocery Natistaction

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somethiug more than simply low rice. It means

strictly high class goods, the guaran-

teed kind,

It means prompt attention, quick delivery. Have

you been to see us yet, come in we'll be glad to see you.

Webster & Mackay

“Ideal Grocery”

Cor. Kent aad Gt. George Sts, PHONE 199. f wy rver to Davison * Cc

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Wanting Pianos

Cannot do better than call on us—and allow us te show them the superiority ef the inatrument we bandle. We shall be pleased 0 have you examine our

Heintsman Piano

as it is without doubt the best piane in the market te-day,

Organs, Sewing Machines, Autheharpe, Graphophones, etc, at reck bottom prices,

MILLER BROS

,Queen!Street, Conaolly’s Buildiog.

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BOAT RACE AT SOURIS.

Crowd Witness

Splendid Races.

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First-class race, 00a r twents keel, priz 20, . sre Ss a 8) First, Capita Hempbil!, sj rie Captain Fitzgerald, At sles Sed A Bell, Captain Delorey, G Minrie, Captain} first three boats fi t with yards of each other, and fourth boa was about 100 yards b race 18 » decribed as “*th eeen in these waters.” The 12 miles, but with the windward must have been at least 18 miles. Second Gclass, boats 25 feet over prize £$15, divide i. (8 entries)—lst, iag Dutchman, Captain Rafuse, Sourie; 2nd, Petrel, Captain Cheverie, Souris; 3rd, Windward Captain Publicover, Georgetown; 5th, Taosv, Captsin Hemp-~ bill, Georgetown; 6th, Carbolic Acid, Cap- tain Cheverie, Souris; 7th, Mohegan, Cap taie Lapierre, Annandale; 8th, Humming, Bird, Caotain Robertsou, Annandale,

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Come tothe Tupper meet- ing to-night.

PERSONAL.

Mre. Archibald McKenns, jr.,of Pictou, is visiting Charlottetown.

Mr. Harry Mahon, barrister-at-law, arrived from Halifax last evening.

Hen. Edward Blake, M. P., England, is visiting his old friends in Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Pethick,of Arnprior, Ontario, are visiting Charlottetown.

Mr. Goffe, of the Canadian Trade Re- view, went to Summerside this morning.

Mies Gertie McPherson returned to- day to Lower Falle, Newton."Mass,

Sir Louis Davies left by the western train this morning for New Brunswick {§Mr. Edward Goodwill left today for his second year course iv Queen’s University, Kingstcn.

Rev. W. H, Sampson and wife, of St. John, arein the city, They are guests at the Hotel Davies.

Mr.G. A Manchester, of the “Devil’s Auction” Company, registered at the Re~ vere Hotel last evening.

Mr. Robert Layton, son of Rev. Mr. Layton, of Marshfield, went to Halifax to- day to attend Dalhousie College.

Mr. Winfield Matbeson returned to Halifax today to take up hia second year arts course in Dalhousie College,

Mr. Jack VanIderstine left this morning fot Trure, where he will work upon the sewerage system being laid in that town.

It is pleasing to heer that Rev. Dr. Morrieoa is recovering from bis i!]pees, and will, itis thought, be all right aga’n in a few days.

Mr.and Mrs, W. W. Caven have ie- turned to town from Hampton Reach, N, H., where they have been epending the summer.— Montreal Star.

Mr. Samuel Matheson, of Dundas, is at the Hotel Davies, He leaves tomorrow morning On return to Dawson City, stop- ping at Ottawa, New Yerk, Washington and Other points en ronte.

Miss Annie Campbell, of Charlettetown, Miss Belie Thompson, of Marshfield, and Miss Ella Johnson, of Long Creek, left today to attend the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society conference at Pictou.

Miss Ella M. Beers, one of the popular young talesladies in Week- & Co’s. store, leaves on Saturday morning for Newport, R. 1. Hercousin, Miss Ethel Beers, of Cherry Valley, will fill her position in the store

Miss A. L. M. Blackadder, Presbyter- ian missionary to Trinidad, who bes been on the Island for a short while, left thie morning for Pictou where the conference of the Women’s Foreign Missionary So~ ciety will be held.

Judge Warburton has been electei a vice president of a society formed at Ottawa a few days ago the principal object of which is the combatting of consump- tion. The society will be along the lines of the National Association in Eogland.

ATHLETIC’. —The re-organization of the Athletic Association of St Dunstan’s Col+ lege took place lastevening, avd by the interest manifested by the students and faculty they intend to overcome all adver- saries during the ensuing season. Tae Rev P. C. Gauthier in afew well chosen remarks feet forth the benefit accruing from participation in athletic sports, and paid a glowing tribute to Mr Jas Donahoe a former stuceat of that inst tutioo,for in- terest manifested in the games of the cams pus. He was followed by'Messrs McGowan, Trainar, Parent Cannon and others, all of whom showed the benefits derived from athletic sports) The meeting then pro- ceeded to elect the following officers for the ensving term :-—

President— Rev. P. C. Gauthier.

Vice-President—Mr. J, J. Gillis.

SecretaryeTreasurer—-Mr. Thomas H. Trainor.

Committee—Mesers. J. J. McGowan, Austio McInnis, George Parent, William Cameron, Samuel Doyle and James Cannon,

Beer & Gcft expect40 baskets Loma bard plume and green gages by exprese Wedsesday morning. Leave your orders for them cn Tuesday the 18:h inst.

WANTED AT ONCE.—Five smart young

ladies to learn the Miliinery. A Murnyan att ontmer, McLeod & ae —

MORSE FOR SALE.—A at Rodd’s Harness Shop, ne George Street.

Two |

| Tupper Club meeting to-

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eens Pott Tax.—Toose who have not yet sid Uy hould look out for executions. ew are Liat rounds. |} Riri HooTING.—-Recruits of Ne. 1 Co. tth kh A.. will «hoot at Kensington (Wednesday) at 2.30 p i uniform LI Kvery Liberal.Con you and old, should attend ipper Club toenight. to north-west gales, ‘nt; clearing and cool, northewest winds ; Wxnipirion Week, ~Don’t overlook the D4aZa% | o the Market Hall dur Ing eXHidl top wee k. It will be in aid of St. Josenh’s Convent, and should be largely patronized. sities ? Tr e Attend tue Tuvper meeting toenight. Everybody wel- come.

I. O. F.—Meeting of Court Mouat Stephea this evening at 8 o’cleck in the Mechanics Hall, As business of import- ance isto come before the meeting a full attendance is requested.

IsLanDERS ELecteD,—At the meeting of the Canadian Medical Association at Ot-~ tawa on Saturday, Dr. H. D. Johnson was elected a vice president, and Dr, F. F, Kelly Secretary for P. EB. Island.

Come to the Tupper meet- ing to-night.

Cominc to CHaARLoTTETOWN,—Meojor General O’Grady Haly, commanding the militia of Canada, accompanied by his aide-de-camp, will arrive in Charlotte- town on Saturday evening. On Sunday there will be a parade of tbe militia to St. Paul’s church. On Monday the Engineer company will be inspected.

Y. M. C. A.—The meeting of the mem» bera of the Young Men’s Christian Asro- ciation advertised for last ev*ning has been postponed until Thursday the 20th inst. at 82o’clock p m. This pospone-~ ment has been made necesrary on account of the small attendacce on Monday evening. As final action will have to be taken on Thureday evening as to the disposition of the property it is desirable that every member of the agsociatioa be in attend- ance.

Some Correctrions.—In yesterday’s EXAMINER some errers and omissions occured in the list of Island prize*winnezs in poultry at the Halifax Exhibition. For black -langsban hen the first prize went to KE. C, Crockett, Charlottetown, and the second to Geo. Chilton. For black lavgshan cock and hen (chickens) E. C. Crockett received first and Geo. Chilton second prizes. Geo. B. Williams, of Charlottetown, received first for black breasted red game breeding pen.

From Sours Arrica.—We will soon agaiu have the pleasure of welcoming bome more of our Island seldiere from Africa. On the Dominion, which left Liverpool on Sept. 12th, and reaches Cane ada about the end of this week, are Pte. James S Walker, No 1 Co, 82nd Regt and Pte. Walter Lane, No 1 Co.. 820d Regt. Pte A J Holl, No1 Co,4th Regt, C A, 18 also coming. He left the Island with the draft offrecruits. A letter received a short time ago from Will Cook eays he ‘sone of the guards conveying the Boer prisoners to Ceylon.

SoLDIERS OF THE QuEEN .— Preparations forthe great military drama “Soldiers of the Queen,” which will open on Thursday evening next are being ravidly pushed b. the energetic manager, Mr. Bewley, and are now nearly completed. Some of the erecia' scenery which is in the hands of a local artist is about finished and has received unstinted praise from thoee who have seenit. The production, aside from its artistic qualities, basa special claim upon the people of Charlottetown which entitles it to their hearty seupport, as it is a child of the Island. It was here that the idea was first cou~ ceived, the play written and all the neces- sary auxiliaries financial and artistic were secnred. The money forits production is being*expended in this city. Some of the most prominent residente are taking an active interest in its success, and itis to the well known artistic judgment of the Charlottetown public that the manage~ ment will submit its fate, relying upon their honest criticism to justify the ean- guine expectations of the author.

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clothing at half price. the hobby.

HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Queen Hotel: MrsJ M Fisher, Mal- peque ; Miss Stevens, Bridgetown, N.S., Mies ALM Blackadder, Trinidad ; H H Blanchet, Montreal ; Charles .Lovelace, Boston ; John P Reid, Hamilton,

Morris and wife, Boston; Mrand Mrs E Stoddard, Mise L L Stoddard, Boston, Mase; Miss Ardereon, Tignish; J C War- dell, St Hyacinthe.

DIED.

In this city, this morning, at bslf~past seven, Margaret A. Steele, eldest daughter of Daniel and Mary Steele, in the 22a year of her age.

[Funeral from her father’s residence, or pepe east, on Thureday morning at .

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patila, Be sure to GET HOOD’S, |

Hotel Davies: Oliver E Hurd, Wests | mount; A P Murray, Mentreal; Mr George /

When"you are spendimg good money get good clothing in re- The kind of clothing we sell is standard made— it’s worth every penny you put into it, it gives gocd service aad looks well as loug as you wear it. month opens up the fall trade for which we are thoroughly

The beginning of this

500 pairs pants from 75c to $4.50.

225 Men’s Suits frem $3.50 to $15.00.

125 Boy’s Suits from $1.09 to $7.50.

300 dozen Men’s Undercluthing from 40c to $2.50. Top Shirts from 25c up.

Will shake up the balance of our stock of summer under-

If saving $’s is a hobby of yout’s, come in, well encourage

B. MACDONALD = C0.

Where worth and lew prices meet.

Tomatoes for Chow Chow. Ripe Tomatoes Red Peppers. Small Cucumbers Cauli- flower. White Portuele (nions,

NOTICE— As the season is very short for the above it will be wise on your part to secure a full supply now. We do net book orders to be filled next month (we may not have them then) we have them now.

A fall supply ot celery, sugar corn, yellow corn, cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, lettuce, squash, pumpkin, green beans, butter beans, large red enions, large silver skin onions, etc, etc, at

Gay's Market Stalls

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our Dress Geods Department. A leaning to roughness is conspicuous, Came] Hair effects mostly in plains and pretty plaids, fuzzy, fleecy and almost luwpy

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No such a showing of Furs has ever been seen on Prings Edward Island.

Wearethe leading Fur store of P. E. Isiand and we have eclipsed our former

Any lady that buys a Fur Jacket without seeing our stock is not doing herself justice, over 250’ Fur Jackets to select from at P, E. Island’s Greatest Fur Store,

MILLINERY |

We expect our London and Paris Trimmed Millinery in next week.

SiILKs

See the new thirgs in silks at My Store. Never before was our stock more beautiful—but it’s the teauty of quiet rich- ness rather than of glaring prominence. To be

briefit’sa happy collection of real art wonders

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CEDAR SHINGLE —We have en hand~

One Million of Cedar Shing

As follows viz, 150 m Extras, 350 m 2nd Clear, 150 m x No, 1. —— al.2Q@— ~ 200 Bris. No. 1 Brs D’or Lime, 15¢ Casks St. John Lime. Me i, 9 * © And all kinds of Spruce and Hem Lumber for building purposes, Laths, 5 Cedar Posts, etc. Prices low. LEMUEL M. POOLE &00, © Poole’s Wharf, Ch'toma &

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TOURISTS

Before leaving our Jelant should secure a souvenir that will remind them of theit¢

leasant time here. ‘ : We carry as fine un assorted stock as can be found "3 Charlottetown of

Enamelied Souvenirs of Prince Edward Island and ,

Canada, Among them will be found : a large variety of useful s ornamental articles at prices ranging from Qhe upwards, ; Quality the highest, prices r

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