THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS

F Ch’town*was OTTAWA

to.diy you would have ‘een sorry you were not cover ered for a large amount.

| have good companies anc

A r) . rat ay can quotejyou low rates. ¥

E. H. BEER N 6117 Fierring

ealiieal

received 25 barrels prime La lor Herring (warrante I Herring are not very large, but prefer flayour and q vize ‘ese are the Herring to buy.

\\e have just received also some fat Cape Breton Herrirg We

:AT Lt bbls. 4

ca.. supply them in pails,

bbls. and by the dozen, also in barrels |

fcr 1] ¥oi the Preserve Season

We have just rceeived 50 dozen

» whelesale trade.

ress; ve Jars in glass and stone which | will be sold low to clear out the lot. Maspberries.

On ders filled for Raspberries by the pail.

R, }. Maddigan & Co

Lower Queen Street.

Rings.

We have provided for the de- mands of fashion and display as fie

was ever shown in the city.

an assortment of rings 2s

| very dainty settingand com bination is to be found in ovr collecticn—and that means no enc of style to pick from.

\s to price, itis simply a question of what you wish to pay, for we have rings from

$1.00 to $50.00,

W. W. Wellner

Jeweller & Ergr THREEED (PORRAGSERC OLR GSRACTERAREGEEORZERED

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CANADA'S

Jnternational Exhibition t. John, N. B. Opens dept: 10th, Closes Sept 18th.

have been made to the Live prizes and a buttermaking competition hibit of cheese making provided for.

A jditiors Stock ano €

An ever : uniqu

Very cheap fares and special excursions on all railways and steamers. Exhibits on several of the main lines will be carried prac-

cally free. Full {particulars advertised

ter.

isements wiil, this year, be more than promincrt feature, including many and stariling novelties.

Fxhibitors desiring space in the buildigs

wton the grounds should make eaily en-

wiry and, for sales and special privileges imf diate application should be made.

Premium lists and entry forms will be®sent OD application to

CHAS.§A. EVERETT, Manager & Secretary.

D, J. MCLAUGHLIN, President.

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THE DAILY XAAINER

AUGUST 1, 1906.

NOTES AND COMMENTS

~The erdden death of the Grand Duke of Saxe- Coburg, resulting from parelysis of the heart, will be a heavy blow to our »ged and beloved Queen, avd will fill Great Britain as we!! as Germany with eadness. ve Dw e was formerly known as Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh. Hie wife wae the Grand Duche+s Maria of Russia. He eaves four daughters.

— The Government of Great Britaia bas taken the Opposition ata great disadvan-~ tage by dissolving at this juncture. The Liberal party was never more hopelessly divided than itis now. joubdtful that the position of the Govern. ment has been strengthened by the pro- oo of Mr. Chamberlain to the Foreign Office, the triumph of the Conservatives of Great Britain seems to be a foregone conclusion,

mot

—The following grit members of the

avalitv to present house of commons have already

announced their iniention of not again presenting themeelves to their conetitu- ents for re-election :

Mr. Bain (the Speaker.) Mr. Livingstone.

Mr. Somerville.

Mr, Suetsioger.

Mr Britton.

Mr. Hutchison.

Mr Wood.

Dr. Landerkin,

Mr, Bostock.

This, as we before remarked, is ti+ first low wash of a wave where soon sha!) rol! a human sea,

— We have been asked if Toe Exam INER can explais what The Patriot meaut by publishing «a statement to the effect that there is no lawyer on the Opposition side on the Provincial Legislature. This question ought to be addressed to The Patriot. Certainly,Mr. A, A. McLean, Q. C., is in the Legislature and certainly be cecupies @ seaton the Opposition éide. Judging by the extent of his practice and | his posision at the Bar it is evident that

Mr. McLean Sis generally regarded as a lawyer cf some ability. So far as we can learn, Mr McLean has never allowed

@ pT suner to escaye unwhipt of justice on account of icapacity or csrelessness ; aud his condact in the Legielature hiougpcut thelast session won the ad- miration of bis friends and the respect

of his opponents. We incline to toink that the writer for the Patrict uwurt bave meent thet there ie no &+ytr ou the Government side of the

thcugh this would be an uoneces~

ry reflection op Mre Arthur Petere,

o bas lately di neibe best be conld for

r perry rolml betanding the fact that

i:m er Farquharson spperently thinks

n fit sor the cffice cf Attorney~ eueral,

—Anv esteemed wesstern correspondent s6he8 “if Our pretent ingenious euperinters lent ha® in contemplation the closing of the railway weet ot Alberton acd is tiart- ing the torturing process by easy etage<.”’ He saye teat it isararity tureea cone duciorWeet of Alberton on tLe afternoon trains this summer, owing tothe patent; syetem Superintendent Sbarp hae put, in force among bis men. master seeme good enough to run trains Tignieh branch.” We learn, on enquiry at the railway office that couduct- ors On the trains leaving Charlottetown in the morning returo 1o Cherilotterown again ip the evening. It often bappeus that the train to Tignith ie late and does not arrive in time io admit of the cooductor taking the return train when it leaves Tignish—eo he takes it at the station at which the trains cross. Under this ar- rangement conductors, wholive in the city are enabled to be at home at night. We feel sure that any little eoncession to the conductors saving their expenses and add ing to their comfort will not be grudged by the public, so long as it does not con~ flict with the public interests. The public interests are of course paramount in a!! euch cases ; but asmal! portion of public generosity will not be thrown away upon officials who perform their duties so well as our conduetors do.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARL@TTETOWN AUGUST 1, rgoe.

Agriculture And Manual Training Discussed.

The class work of the Summer School commenced on Friday with a large attend- ance of members and enthusiastic stur dente. On accountof the work of organ- izing clasees e:c. vo field work was under taken the firet day.

In the evening V. W. Chipman Erq. Secretary of Agriculture for Nova Scotia, gave a most interesting talk on ecience teaching in the schools and is effect upon the agricultural interests of the province. He pointed out that when the pupils of the school were taught the scientific priu

ciples of plant life and com position of co1's

intelligent farming would be greatly s\itou- lated. I. B. Kidner, Esq, recently arrived from England to organize Manual Training ifp Nova Scotia under the McDonald Slovd Fund, was the next speaker. He showed the objects to be arrived at in in(rqgducing manua! training in the echoole; also how it could be practically effeciea.

Saturday in addition to class work a tramp was taken by tle echool along Bear River, and valuable collections of plants and rocks were made by the students. In the evening L. W. Bailey, LL. D., Geo- logist of the University of New Brun + wick, lectured on “How Continents are made.” Starting with the foundation of a continent he traced the work of the form- ation of the euperetructure and the fitting of the coatisent to become the abode of map, clearly showing that all the work of continent building was subordinated to the one idea of making a home for man- kind.

Sunday was a high day for the sums mer echool. Special sermons were preached by Dr. Andrews, of Mount A!- lison, University and Dr.fReiretead, of Acadia University. The sermons bore directly upor the work of the echool, The perfect »greement of science and re velation when intelligently underetood was dwelt upon by both epeakere, and a. earnest plea made for ail to eeek the trath.

J.D. 8

Bear River, N.S., July 30:b, 1900.

WEDDING BELLS.

GRANT MACDONALD,

One of these “bappy events” took place on Tuesday, July 24tb, wheo Charles Grant, and Janie C. Macdonald, both of St. Terees’s, » ere united in the bely bonde of metrimony by the Rev. I. R A. Macdonald. After the nuptial knot was tied the happy young ccuple re- turned to the home of ihe bride’s parent, where many friends waited to welcome them. ‘‘Congratulations’’ then prevailed. Soon the whole party partook of a -umpt- vous breakfast, and the day was epent in euch merriment:e is atus! co suck occas- ions,

Mr. and Mre. Grant are geceral favon- ites and are oct unwortby of ibe muy valuable presents which they received during the evening. We wish both @ cun- tinaation of bappinees and of the triend ship which exists between them sud tueir acquaictar ces.

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Ixsurep Last Nicur.—Last nigh Henry Grabam, an oiler on the Graod Duchess, while going down the Plant Line wharf with severai shipmates, fell upon ecome lumber and cut an artery ofthe temple. He bled profusely after beem taken on board ship, aid early this morning a doctor was summoned who ordered his removal to the Charlottetown Huspite! where he 1s under treatment.

Tre Ducugss Cake.—The valuable cake presente to the ladies promoting the gar- den party at Watermere by Captain Han- lon and the officers of the Grand Duchess was disposed of last night Mr. Le Blane, of the B.C.R., was the lucky man.

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Easy fo Take Easy to CGperate

Because ly vegetable—yet thor wagh, prokpt, bealthral, satlatactory —

Hood’s Pills

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Our BICYCLE LIVERY

Look at§our assortment of

All new whees.

NEW BICYCLES.

We have all werld Leaders,

BRING

Your Bicycle to our frepair

MARK WRIGHT

shopffor,satisfaetor y repairs.

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—EHome Makers.

SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE: |

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| from Charittetown, containing 82 acres | of freehold lard with new house and tarn.

LADIES’

CANVASS SHOE

Cool and this hot weather.

$1.15

now

89 cents. ;

GOFF Bi

Sight Restored

Science points out the way to the restoration of sight.

ccmforiake icr

If your vision is defective we can by scientific methods measure the defect and supply the necessary glasses to restore it. ,

( F. HUTCHESON,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

FARM FOR SALH.

At Wheatley River, Lot 24, 14 miles

,s

[tf weiroa by the 25th Auguet will be eold at anction on the farm with all ths etock, crop, farm implements ard house~ hold furniture, For particulars apply on the premises to Nicholas Clarey, or to

F.H. HORNE. (See bandbille later.)

Live Stock, Dairying

and Transportation.

Mr. ¥. W. Hodgson, Diminion Live Stock Comm 'ssione: w ll, address meet- in_s a8 foll. ws, at

Kensingtoo, ko: Monday, July 30th, at 6p m.

Alverton, on Tuesday, July 3let at 6 p m.

New Glasgow, Wedneeday, Avgust lst,

at 6 pm.

Vernoa River Bridge, on Aagust 2ud, st 6 p m.

Montague Bridge, on Friday, August ori,at6 pm.

Mr. Hodgson has Maritime Provinces in the interests of the farmers by direct.on of the Dominion Governmeat and, from bis wide experience as Commisioner in Ontario iis addresses will be of great practical value and should ve beard by everyone.

Other gentlemen will aceompany Mr.

Hodgson, who will also addrese the sev- eral meetings.

As matters of great importaace to farm- ers wiil be discussed theee meetings should be largely attended,

_daly 27, 1900, d & w.

GLASSWARE

~~ SALE.

Between 50 and 60 pieces of gold- edge glassware for 6c each worth 20¢, We wan: to sell the whole lot and will give big bargains. Also a china tes set for $6.00. Goods on exhibition in our window,

We havea nice line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, chinaware, glassware, blue ware, wedgewood ‘and esuvenir goods, which we will sell as cheap as can be bought in the city.

Repairing promptly attended to at the Modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, Sunnyside, opposite Post Office.

Jury & Co.

Sunuyside, Queen Square.

No Flies on our Bey’s at the Front

Keep them sway f:omJ the folks at home.

Thursday

been visiting the

Order screen doors and

windows now.

Nite)

Clothing Bar

The ba'ance of our

SUMMER READY - 10 ~ WEAR Clompd

At clearing prices,

i e.g ga HN

Odd coats $3 50, $4.50 now $2.00 and $300 Odd pants $1.50 to $2.50 now $1 to $75. Tweed suits, light giey. $5.75 to $7.50 now Heavy Blue Serge suits $4.50 for $3.09 Boy’s and Youth’s suits } off price oo

A few lustre coats in blaek and grey 90c. Come and see our stock, if you can get your price will suit you. a

J. 0. MACDONALD §

Where worth and low price meet,

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WRAPPERS OOCENTS

A BIG BARGAIN FOR SATURDAY NIGHT

A jcb lot of wrappers ry secured at a very low price. The regular price is $1.25. You never saw the equal at the price. |

FREE

A palm leaf fan free to every customer.

Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns Free toevery customer.

—_F, Perkins & Go —

THE ‘MILLINERY LEADERS.

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An ounce of satisfaction is worth 5” of talk. Satisfaction goes with ore pound of

A, Duchemin & Co “©, B, 14Door audjSash Factory. met

ASZARDS BRAHMIN TE:

That's the talk that talks,