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June 2ist to 26th

ALL GOODS REDUCED |

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a CELEBRATION OF LOW PRICES

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‘iguses, 25¢ Fill Redueed

~.) doz. Ladies cotton and muslin Blouses, regular 40c to 45¢. At 49e to 78e.$1, 10 and

up io Cambrics and Grass Lin-

ens. all Blouses reduced for Jubilee Saturday: Sunshades—S$It.00 all Reduced. ~5 faney Sunshades, worth up to $4.75 at $1. Regular

‘black Gloria and twill sil.=. all reduced for Saturday

Bice and Cold, 75c, Kid Gloves

stock

=» 59) Clark Wallace and the Redoubt- KS able Tarte,

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SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER.

PARLIAMENT GF CANADA

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WALLACE MAKES CIDED HIT.

THE SEXATES ANSWER TO GOQYERN- MENT THREATS.

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Demands an Enquiry at 02¢3.

Orrawa, June 29—In the House of Commons yesterday, a spirited discussion

took piace On concurrence on the item = of

oes i i MS ee secant a ea hie

ATHLETICS AT SUMMERSIDE.

The entries for the sports at Summer- side on Dominion Day will be found below:

3 Mile Championship— Frank McKen- zie, H H Grady, Summerside; H J Mabon, Ik L Cook, W T Harvie, W B Prowse, B C Prowse, L R Unsworth, W Cook, Ivan McKinoaon, Charlottetown,

One mile Chamobionship—Frank Kenzie, H H Grady, Summerside; H J Mabon, BC Prowse, L R U.sworth, W Cook, Iv: in Me Kinron, Charlottetown. {

4 mile open—F rank McKen zie, AH | Grady, Summerside; H J Mabon, WB} Prowse, L R Unsworth, Charlottetown.

lL mile novi ioo—F rank Mckenzie, H H Grady, Frank Compton, Summerside; C M Clark, Chas Wood, F Newsome, W T

Me-

Harvie, Reginald Stewart, W B Prowse, R H Angas, W F Collings, Lemuel A Sellers, Charlottetown; J W Buras Free-

Lown.

One mile, 2.50 class—Frank McKenzie Frank Compton, H H Grady, Whip Sharp, Summerside; C M Clark, Chas Wood E L Cook, W T Harvie, Reginald Stewart, J V Burns, W B Prowse, W F Collings, Lemuel A Sellers.

} open—Frank McKenzie, Summerside: H J Chariottetown.

5 mile lap race—Frank McKenzie, Frank Compton, H H Grady, Summerside; J W Barns, Freetown; L R Unsworth, W Cook, Ivan McKinnon.

Match race between two members of the Crescent C ta G O McLeod, J J Davies, jt, Charlottetown.

Hu Mabon, L R

mile, . } Grady,

. ‘ Un-worth,

eular S9c, worth $1.20.

ibilee Saturday, 7oc Un dve-sed Kid 4 pearl buttons.

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Ladies Cepes. Biack and colored, will be cleared on Sturday at big discounts and half price. 20; 25 and 50 per cent. discount.

Ladies Waterproois

2 p.c. discount off every garmeut on Saturday. Black, navies and tweeds,cuaranteed all waterproof.

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akes your choice of Ladies €ailors and fashionable Straw Hats, worth up to 75c—on Saturday. Exiraordinaty EJubilee Snaps — Easy Sellers, Vaiue does it.

18c up; few sizes

ay 3

Corsets, left. White Skirts, 35¢ up, worth 50 sents.

Night.Gowns, 32c 50 cents.

( orset worth 18e

Ladie:’ 10 cents.

Fast black 25°, worth 35e.

biack Serge. 45 inch, 43c, wortn 7dc.

islack Cashmere, T5e.

Braces, 10c and 22c, 22¢ and 320 h

Mien’s best Linen Collars, 2 for 25¢, worth 20¢ each.

Men’s best Linen Cuffs, 22c pair, worth 30c.

White and Shirts—special.

‘pring Ro'ler Window Shade, Haggis Brand, 16c.

Fieyele Sweaters, Caps, Golf Hose, Gloves, Ties Every thing cheap a and good,

Popul lar goods — popu lar, price Polite and vrom pt iain at the People’s Store

2 up, worth

Covers, 10c

up. Hose, 4c up, worth stainless hose, 50¢,w orth

worth

Unlaundried

The People’s Store.

NOTICH.

A meeting of a delegates of the | First Electoral District of King’s County, will be held in Souris, on

Saturday next. the srd July

at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, to nom- mate candidates to contest the sald district in the Liberal-Conservative interest.

JOHN McLEAN,

Convener,

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$157,000 for the lease of tue Intercoloniai extension for One year.

Hon. Mr. Foster argued against the modified programme.

Mr. Clarke Wallace carried on the'! debate and brought Mr. Tarte to his feet! by reference tO Greensbieids and Tarte’s

; notes Luat pave been loat and = aiso tO }

| Tarte’s statement that Greenshields had

| been acting with him iv foancial matters connected with the purchase of the wa

Patrie newspaper.

Tarte created another seene about the Hou-e demanding right away iato ail the matiers charged against him. He said thatit Clarke Wal- Place was a mao and not « coward he would accc pt the challenge.

Mr. Wallace said he by Tarte’s hysterics, was an enquiry called for in another place which would perhaps determine whether Tarte was as innocent as le proiessed to be. As to his own cowardice Mr. Wallace said he never etarted the prosecution of a man who made charges against him and then got out of the province when the suit commenced. The item passtd efter further protests by Dr. Sproul and Kir. McLean.

by dancing an enquiry

was not terrifel

whole course of the Government making large increases in the expenditure

After recess Hon. Mr. Blair eaid that as the original programme of a 99 years lease

reduce the vote tor additional rolling stock trom £100,000 to $50,000.

Concurrence was then completed and the supply bills were read « first time.

‘The House then went into committee on railway subsidies.

In the Senate Senator Milier re-

enquiry into the Drummond Railway matter. He eaid that he thought the

enquiry should proceed at once.

Sir Mackenzie Bowell said that be had been induced on Saturday to acceed to the Government’s request to delay the enquiry till next session. But after the challenge of the Minister of Railways in the other chamber and the utterances of organs of the Government at Moutreal and Toronto which declared that the Government dared not press inquiry leat Conservatives be im- plicated he concluded that the investiga- tion ethould go on at once. If the Con- servatives were corruptly implicated, he, for one, wanted to see them exposed and punished. It was useless for Liberals to hold out such threats.

Senator Power expressed the opinion that the proposed enquiry was within the Senate’s power, but thought that the House of Commons was the

Senator Primrose repudiated the idea that this was a fishing idea, though it might discover some fishy transactions He regretted to hear thataftire in the offices of the Drummond Railway had de- stroyed some records,

sumed the discussion of his motion for ap }

proper place |

for it. He condemned the Globe for its } suggestion.

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He believed there !

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Mr. McDonald (P. E. I.) objected to the |

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Senator Miller's motion was carried. The Senate will organize today it the | enquiry goes On this seesion,

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srvynnnnt ion MINES Croquet Sets

{2 sets 6 bali. All

goods, and the price? well, cheaper than you can buy then anywhere

else,

Hammocks

Doz of them, all sizes,

ail colors, al] prices.

you seen onr Baby Ham

mocks? ~~ Every baby

should have ene, Vv e have

priced theim very low. Base Ball Gocds, Foot. Ball Geeds. Cricket Goods, Lawn Tennis Goods, Children’s Sand Pails and Shovels.Wag- ons, Carts. Doll Cabs, ete.. ete,

GEO. CARTER & 09.

Headquarters for Jubi- lee Goods.

25 sets 4 bal, ball. 5 sets 8 bright, pew

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5 mule, vice under 16—Whip Sharp, Ros — Victoria; Ryerson Reid, Tryon; W Kei edy, Suwmerside,

$80 vards run—Les Adams, Summer-

D a:McKinnon, L B McMillan, Coar- jottetown.

440 yards ron—Herbert Adams, S’side; H Bethune, C J MacMillan, Wm E Flood, L B MacMillan, Ciarlotte- town.

100 yards run—H Bethune. C J ‘ Duty, Charlottetown,

Running Broad ‘Jump—W m BK Flood,

C Leben n; Parmenas McLeod, Geo’-

Worth,

Les

Mc-

town; Herbert Worth, Summerside. Running High Jump—Wm E Flood, Charlottetown. Parmenas Medseud, Geo’-

town,

220 yards run, boys under 14—M~1!co!m Stewart, Charlottetown; Stephen Connors, Cias Mallett, Sydney Irving, Percy Mallett, Summerside.

A special train will leave Charlottetown at9.30 a. m.on Dominion Day to take passengers to Summerside to attend the eports to be held there, returning the same evening. The return fare from Charlotte- town to Summerside will be $1.45.

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Massacred in New Guinea.

SRISBANE, Queensland, June 29.—An-

had fallen through, he had covcluded +o | other European cts has been massac ied

in New Guinea. bave reached ere.

No details of the tragedy