Girl’s fine buttoned boet 68c Girl’s fin Boys laced boots
Men’s laced shoes—light 85c
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V/om_u’s fine strap slipper
Women’s Fine laced shoe 68c
Girl’s fine laced shoe
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Mixec Pickels, Chow Chow, Olive Oil, French Capers, Assorted Jams (in glass jars.)
tershire :auce.
Ketsup,
Ooffeo.
(in glass jars.)
Webster & Mackay
Ve have just opened a lot new, fresh geois, we
Crosse & Blackwell’s
Lea & Perrins, W orces.
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Tomatoe
Bine Lable,
Hientz’s Tomatoe%Oatsup. Patterson’s Extract of
Calder & Trott’s, Sardines
Successor to Davison & Co.
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Soféis her fingers wander o’er The yielding planks of the ivory
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To buy a piano, she wants to get the best value for her money. She wants a piano
mstrument with a tin {pan sound will satisfy her. she buys a
floor.”
When a Woman Proposes
to give satisfaction, no old
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s Heintzman She wil! have the best of sat- isfaction. She'll have a piano recommended by the laading musicia.as of the world. Come to our sale roomsand exam- ine thera. Always = welcome.
Miller Bros
Queen Street.
Connolly’s Building.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTIETON AUGUST 16, 1990,
PERSONAL. Mrs. IT. C. Janvedeioayed to Pictou to- day. Mr. Alexinder Martia, M. P., 743 in Charlottetown today, a
@Miss Annie McKinnon was a passenger by the Princess this morning, —— yori, sa? : , Bore ay Prof. Jordan and wife arrived home by the Princess last night, }
“qMr. 2. Mitchell left by the the west this morning, ~ ——eee “ame
Mr. McDonald, of the P. B. 1., R..B., crossed on the Prinesss thie morning.
Mr. J. Collings went to St. John thi» morning, where he will meet his sister Miss May Collings, who is returning acme.
“Miss Pauline Jodnson arrived in the city this morning from the east of tue Island,and is registered at the Davies. Miss Ida Henc@ son left this morning by the Princess for New York. She will re- main io Halifax a féw' days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Mothersill.| ee “Mr aod Mrs. Geo, Brown and family left this morning for theirhome. They have been visiting Mr. Brown’s pareats, Mr. and Mra. Alex. B-own, Fitzroy St.
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“The Shana of Peraia is now in Brussels, aod the authorities are anxious. The police have been instructed to keep a constant watch on all unknown visitors during bis stay, andthe movements of anarchists arousing suspicion.
Mr. Webster Rogers, who has beea visit- ing his old home at North Bedeque, will leave tomorrow for Boston, en route to Phoenix, B C.,where he has spent the last seven years, Mr. Rogers is mow en- gaged in mining at Phoenix. on oe
ig Rev. D. J. Macdonald, B. A., who grad- uated from the Presbyterian College at Halifax, last aepring, bas received a unanimous call to the Presbyterian Church at Shelburne, N. 8s, one of the most beautiful and bi-toric towns of the province. Mr. Macdoasld has accepted the calland will be inducted some time toward (he inst of thie month. "079 _Umay
Arrivals jat§{the Cliff House, Aug. 6th :
Dr an? Mrs Brown, Mra Alex Brown, Montreal; Mr and Mrs Schmidt, Mise Schmidt, ¢Pembroke, Ont.; Mrand Mrs Howard, W G Munn, New York.
Aug. 7th: FH Weaver, Philadelphia; Benj Rogers, Walter Matheson, Mr and Mre Geo Stanlev, City; F W Cosgrove, New York ; The Misses McHurdy, Mr and Mre Aogus McHurdy, Fied Perkins, Toronto.
Aug. 10th: Frank McMillan, F M Per- kins,Col Springer; Horace Hatzard,
Mr and Mrs SC Moore, c'ty; F H Bridge, Boston; Mrs Joseph Butler, Mies Alice Butler, Cincinnati, O; Thos D Regers, Mre W A Weeks and son, W A Weeks, Ch’town; Mrand Mrs Walio G Morse, Lopkere, N Y; Gen W P GPr, Mrs W P Urr, Mra A M Orr, Mies Stella Boal, W P Orr, jur, Tracadie; Mr V M Brown, Mrs Stewart, Mise Carrie Palmer, Mr M M White, Cincinnati, O ; Mr and Mrs Wilcox, Herbert Wilcox, Lois D Wilcox, Boston; Mrs W C Coffin, Miss Mary Coffin, Pittsburg, Pa;OC Huret, Beaver, Pe; MayG Dawson,Mrs 2M Johneon, Miss Jean Moore, Miss Fanny Fargabarson, Mra Ralph Peake, Mies Haviland, City; Mra J A McDonald, Mias McDonald, Miss Palmer, Glezaladale; Dr -J Warburton and son, City; A M McArthur, W C McArthur, Barnest Ames, Boston; Walker Matheson, W 0 Ross, city, Mrand Mre Dcoli:tle, Boeton.
August 11—James F Curtis, Wm M Curtis, city; C J Whitney, Detroit; J B Dawson, The Misses Dawson(three), Mi-s
Elliost, Mies Grant, Benj Rogers, jr, city; J B Lambkin, Halifax ; Miss Poole. Stellarton, N 8;
Aug 12—Mr and Mra Fennel, city; Miss Freeland, Mrs Freeland, London; A J B‘ffin, Miss G McEachern, David McKiao non, F R Newson, Mise Sutherland, Mies Hornsby, city; Mr R N Taylor, Montreal; JO Hornby, Liverpool, Eng; CF Fa qubareon. R E Spillet, AH S Benderecr, Mies D McPherson, Mra Auch:, Mrs Heweit, Mrs Hanlon, cits; A A McDonald, Isabella McDonald, F J Chappell, Carrie Chappell, Everet: Warren, C B Dickey, Dr and Mra Dickey, Mr and Mrs N W Clarke, Mr and Mre C R Smallwoed and child, J McCarey,city ; Mre Burdnell, Boston; Mies Cook, Mr L G Wohear, Dr and MraS R Jenkins and child, Miss Piopy, Mr and Mrs G A Gane. Dr ard Mrs Kelly and child, Mr and Mre
Seller, Mr Curtis, vity. RELIABLE
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In every locality throughout Canada to intro- duce our goods, tacking up show-cards on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous places, also distributing small advertising matter. Commission or salary $60.00 per month and expenses not toexcesd $2.50 per on Steady employment to good, nonest, reliable men. No experience needful. Write for full particulars.
The Empire Medicine Oo., 246 w. London, Ont.
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Po.ice Court.—This morning Donald McIsaac was fined $5 or thirty days for drunkenvess ; Wm. Langill was fined $2 or ten days for the same offence.
Tue Pross,—Moderate to fresh south to west winds; fair to cloudy; showers and loca! thunder storms, more especially towards evening and during night.
C. O. F.—Court Charlottetown meecs tonight in Foresters’ Hall, Prowee block, at 8 o’c'ock; a full attendance requested to synsider the visitef High Chief Ranger Elliot on the 29¢h inst,
Piontc at Rustico. —The parishioners of Rustico held a penic yesterday afternoon on the church greunds, It was well at- tended; among those present were Mr, Alexander Martin, M. P., and the Premier and Mrs Farqubarson. The picnic was exceedingly enjoyabie.
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CHARLOTTETOWN NeExt’—The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias, meeting at Woodstock, N. B., has selected Char- lottetowc as the place of the next Grand Lodge meeting. Mr. A. McBeth, of this city, who :8 attending the Lodge, has re- ceived the Grand Lodge degree. 139 sil:
LiseraL-Censunvative Cofvsenrion. — Delegates to the Liberal-Conservative convention for West Queens to be held in Charlottetown on Tharsday the 23rd inst., coming by train, will be returned free on getting a certificate from the Secrevary that they attended the convention.
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Ruwaway,—Mr. A. Se Hewitt’s horse ran away with him yesterday atterneon ‘ while out driving on the Park Roadway, fortunately doing no imjury to either Mr. , Hewitt er Mies Coady who were in the carriage at the time. The horse after coming off the Roadway was driven over the cricket grounds and stopped by being driven into some soft bushes on the other side.
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Recatta at Georcerown.—The boat- race at Georgetown yesterday afternoon was won by the James Allen, owned by Howard McDonald and commanded by John Publicover. The Myrtle, owned and commanded by Samuel Hemphill won second ;lace. Bee ie, owned and com- manded by John C. McDonald, secured third place The firat prize isa silver cup.
Rossery aT Recxy Pornr—McKinnon’s store at Rocky Point near the wharf was yesterday afternoom broken into and all the money inthe till stolen by thieves who broke in through the back of the shop. Mr. McKinnon was away at the time. Complaint is made of the annoy- ance caueed on several occasions by roughs who, the residents of Rocky Point say, come over from town and iusult people ibey meet on the road.
Picnic Yesterpay.—Tie Salvation A my end Orange Young Britons enjoyed a very pleasant private picni* at the camp
rounde, Rocky Point,esterday afternoon, Piper Ferguson enlivened the occassion with eweet strains of music on the tag- pipes which was very greatly enjoyes, Mis*‘Cullum,of Toronto,and,quite a num- ber of summer vourists were present and all expressed themse'ves delighted with the day’s outing. The weather was per- fect.
CaLeponian Civs — The Scottish Gathering takes place on Wednesday, the 22nd, at Souris Driving Park. The Caledonian Club is the yioneer of athletic
ports—the national games—in this provioce, and the deep interest taken in the games every year shows clearly that they are highly appreciated by the fons of old Scotia and the general public. We therefore beepeak for all those who will attend the Gathering a day of rare cnjey ment. In addition to the excellent pro- gramme of gamer, dancing booths have beep built fcr those who wish to trip the * light fantastic,” and Muttart’s Steam Riding Gallery will be on the grounds, eo that the lads and lassies may also amuee themeelves by having «race on the yonies. Dov’t fail to take it in.
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Oe August let, to Mr. and Mrs, E. Hil- dreta Duchemin, as son.
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PRINTING FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Lawyers and Doctors are, as a rule, very ,particular about ‘their stationery and all their printing. They want good paper used in their letterheads, notebeade and envelopes and they want the printed matter done tastefully and carefully.
Perbaps you sre a professional man. You’ve been having your printing done to suit you, and you’ve been j,ayivg great big prices. That’s not right. You should get good printing avd not have to pay big prices.
Try us next time you want som:- thing done. Tbe work wiil be good. The price will be low.
The Examiner Job Print
London House Building, Queen Street, Charlottetown,
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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
Mother St. Peter, of Notre Dame Convent Removes to Sydney Mines, C. B. APOE
Reverend Mother St. Peter, of the Notre Dame Convent, left Charlottetown this morning for Sydney Mines, C. B., where she assumes the position of Supers iress of the convent recently established ia that town, Yesterday evening she was waited upon by the ladies of the Children of Mary, the Holy Family and St. Vincent de Paul Sewing Circle Societies, who presented the Reveread Mother with a suitable address accompanied by a purse of money as asmall token of the high es- them in which she was held by those who had the orivilege of her acquaintance while in this city. Mother St. Peter thanked all present for the kind words tendered her in the address and expresesed the cherished bope that all would continue in the good works which had been #0 successfully carried on during her st.y at Charlottetown. All present were greatly impressed by the truly Christian counsel and advice given them by the good mother.
For twelve years Mother St. Peter has been the Surerioress of Notre Dame Con-~ vent, during which time she labored in- eessantly for the welfare of all the privilege of being educated in that excellent institution of learning. In her own Christian way she helped to form the character of a very Jarge number of the youth of Charlottetown, the true value of which wil! be;the more appreciated as time rolle on. She labored for them not only during the school period of life, but also was ever ready and willing to assist them in their more mature years; as is evidenced by the good work perform- ed by the ladies’ Societies under her dir- ection, particular!y thoee of the Children of Mary,the Holy Family and the St. Vincent de Paul Sewiag Circle.
Mother St, Peter has invariably proved
Rev.
} herself to be not only a lady of the most
refined culture and literary accom- plishments, but a'su a Superioress of ex cellent executive and adminietratiye ability. During the time she presided over ,;Noire Dame Convent, notwith. standing that the support of such 4 large institution depended on the prccarious support of voluntary assittance, she nevertheless managed to bave the school not only susiaia its former efliciency, but gave to it an impetus that
will last for many years to come. There is no school in the ci y 80 thoroughly equipped for an up-to-date
education asis tce Convent of Notre D.me, and it isto Mother St. Peter that much of this desirable re- ult is due.
She was ever the true friend of the poor aod needy, and many are they who found consolation in ber kinds words ot encour~ agement during the hour of trial. While we regret Ler departure irom our midst, we cvogratulate the Convent at Sydney Mines on L aving as ite Lead such aculturs ed, pious and capable Superioress as the Reverend Moti r St. Peter.
E SURE that your blood is rich and pure. The best blood purifier, euricher and vitalizer is Ilood’s Sarsa-
parilla. Be snre to GET HOOD’S.
who had,
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of all Summer Shirt Waists
1-2 Price
§ doz, pretty patterns, | wash, $1.10 for 55c. This is a genuine snap
them,
Another line, dark check gingham, they look wel|— wear well —wash well—and sell well at Q5c. should’nt they wien they’re worth $1.45?
Other lines reduced
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We are ‘store cleaning” with a ver geance for the reception
of our fall lines of shoes
We have reduced the price of all
summer lines, sc as to make quick work of them,
Summer Underwear
In Balbriggan, Merino, Cashmere and Cotton at “ Excursion
Prices.’ Buy
now.
The balance of our stock of ladies’ umbrellas and paras)Is you may have at 25 per cent discount.
J.B. MACDONALD & CO
Where worth and low price meet.
AUCTION SALE
To be sold at the premises by Publis Auction, on
Friday, the dist day August
At the hour of 12 o’clock noon, the hous» and buildiags on the corner of Richmond and Rochfort Streets.
Also the vacant lots adjoining the above.
For further particulars call at the Office of Warburton McKinnen. Soliciters, :
MRS. ISOBEL M ASON.
Mx. Ropsznt Buarzsro, Auctioneer.
Wants, Lost & Found ROBERTS & CO., 2323",
PEOPLE's BANK BUILDING MONTREAL.
12 year’s Examiner in U. 8. Patent Office. EOP ATENE nO PAY, Write for Red
L OST.—OGn Monday night, August 14 aft er artival ef late tain, a childs oat Coat was cropped between leaving trein and get- ae pete: - Ties getee of station. Finder
rae«a by leavinz same with Mr. Riggs, Baggage Master, . 3ins [>
TO BE LET.—One talf of a double tene- ment house on S; dney Street, suitable for a smal! family. Possession can be ven im-
mediately. Anpl Avgust oth, Ison, to Francis P. McCarron
TO LET.--Dwelling house on Kent Street. adjoining residence of Dr, Kelly. Apply on premises to F, F. Kelly, dy 3ins eod pd.
FOUND.—At Moss Lake, Mt. Albion, om
puareeng 6vening, August 9'h, two Black Ducks, The owner can have the same by
proving property before any one of the local price paid for ladies and
magistrates. ie, ales Chet aaoeeeto care, oe
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AUCTION SIL
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Fancy Goods, © and Glassware.
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I will sell by auction tt store lately occupied ¥ Jenkins & Son (Steventil i corner) commencing this ev ing, August 14th at Tal o’clock,? and to be com every night until the stock is cleared out.
The stock comprises Fai Goods, Dinner and Tes Fancy Uhina and Glasswar sd
Everything will be be without reserve.
R. BEAIRSTO, Auctionet
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* BOY WANTED.—As apprentice EXAMINER Office.
anne See oné 4 FOR SALE.—At a bargail wwer boiler and engine, Apply 1 Gog &
Pail,
_LO3t.—Betwoon Waterson os Yemetery, a gentie . Liberal reward offered for 8 er: TO LET.—The house on £4 ow occupied by W B Robertso® session October ist. Apply @ ee WANTED.—A girl to asst jiine® Mae housework. Apply ” Mrs. se ner of Pleasant ae ST eee ween, FOR SALE OR TO LEC] af Aiso “Parkview” inlet. Apply to Hon. m” Cottage tas
MJune #0, tf =e |
WANTED.—A smart steed? of to attend 6 years of age a Sorrel
office,