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THE DAILY EXAMINER ‘

LOCAL AND OTHER

‘ 11s fo - A f Re Cans s . ¥ nig Vi yt’s “A Trip te China e Uj ill se for ienaea —i ne ‘ e! ol 7 w SS ot for tl ( Kensingtun range ~_ M x The Foresters ‘ ar ex Pslol \ Vy : R t $l .ct iccan —K Silas James Little mbers of the i - S a ] V é \ Cc I <

Masonic 7 Comrany.—The annual y Mason Femple ( 1 this evening at S$ ‘ pera House,

Wares Cots The entra i to the above institn tion bega s city yesterday, and will yt bab. lded tlo-u rrow,

ieee

Pacsas ES “Moderate to fres westerly winds, fair and a littie warmer,” is what o!.1 Probs Says w li be the wea ther f n Chureh picnic to-morrow.

laisse

‘ AXE — We inesday, the lL5th

= be the last day for receiving the

city taxes. Thoze who have i yet paid up sh ild carefu ¥ note this

iiaechiaii aan

23 will meet for drill to-night A attendance is requested, fas arrange ! ts will be made for t silver spoon ‘ I take place on Saturday né

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"REA x — Rev. D facLean will prea \ “New Glasgow Road on Monday, L3t st., at 7.30 p. m., and N K Tuesdav, l4th, at the Bi

a caiit

~ \ { es I ( ur s ea M 2 aL eiever < i€ ‘ a s will be = and d i gan appea ca €

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I Cc i7.— This na voupg f v larged \ ving & malicious a n at larg va Si, 4D 1 the

g, wh had t 1a was ordered t les ve 3 : - gat. Co The Court of Appeal issess t f the City Assessors w t City Courtroom on I sdav, 16th inst.,at 10 a. m. There a many appeals. aiecibdiaieiicie Drowxeo Wr Batuix — David Montignr, aged 16, a student at Valley field college, was drowned at Buckingh m

wuile bathing in the Lievre river, O.tawa He was seized wi:h cramps

A Larce Ecc.—The Mox eac } at that office a few measures 72 way and 6;

rae ton iimes is I left

egg

Oovera ben egg

The rcumferesce one

Lk} ' ter - n fy consicderabiv

lays ago.

iiiiidietined

Tut Mammoth Combination Party to be held at Morel Tuesday, 14th inst., promises to eviipse a! former efforts iu the matter of midsummer outings. No one can aflurd to miss it

ee

erry Festivat.—Don’t

STRAWB forget to

pa‘ronize the ‘adies of st. James’ Helping Hand Society by attending their Straw- berry Festivalin Mr. A. L. Brown’s grr- len to-morrow evening, at 7 o’clo-k. Music by Prof. Vinnicombe’s orch ‘stra. ~— - Tue Conan. — By reference to another

column, it will be seen that the SS. Cob:n, og from Montreal on Friday morning, Ju ¥ 10th, will be due at Ch arlottetown on Monday morning, July 13th, end will sail for St. John’s, Nild., via Sydney.

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Mooxticar Exce members of the Benevolent Irish Soc ety of this city intend having a moonlight excursion

the steamer Sct. Lawrence on Monday nizht, the 20th inst. Music by the League of the Cross Band. Dancing and ref;esh- ments will be among the attractions. This

rston. ~- The

promise? to .< one of the most enjoyable ey ts of the Searon. jim P. <x i stry¥.—The Provincial Ass ciation the Patrons of Industry held their annual session in this city ver-

veruay There were delegates present f mn various sections of the province Mr.

D an Marshall, President of the Pat- rons Indu ‘ vered an address re- viewing t ,and a gool deal of

routine b Isiness was transacte 1 including

the striking of standing committees. iccilhieicsconian

Tea at Kivxora \ great number of pe attended t ea at Kinkora yester das epite the w weal n the early morning Tt tables were all well patronize 1, and a snuzsum must have been rea Lea. Ti cades Ff i well, one given by Mrs. Cra‘g, of EmeralJ, bringing $13 The League of the Cross Band was pn attends and contributed much to the enjoyment of the casion During

the day the Rev. J. J. Maciona'd was presented with a liandsome watch chain

charm by the Kensington Branch of the C. M. B.A.

; Swepiac Racus.—The races at Shediac yesterJay afrernocn attracted

a Jarge number of spectators, and the races

throughout were very good. Beau Prince, owned by E. Arseneault, Wellington, won the 2.40 class in straight heats. Me- Neill’s Lawndomnic captured the 2.29 class in straight heats, Reddin’s Montrose taking second money. Cricket won the

first heat of the 3-minute class, and wa: picked for a winner but had to be drawn

the second heat on account of an acci- Pilot took second money in

ITEMS,

Beer Bros. for Dress Goods.

| BUY HaTS AT

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Still the tiade comes our

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i dressed boys in town.—PROWSE

| wearing our suits this spring, and

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. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,

PROW SEH

way;

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thousands of happy little fellows are | make no mistake, they are the best!

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BROTARES, Buy

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BUY YOUR CARPETS AT PROWSE BROS.

ae : Will you make up your mind to trade with us, or are you satisfied t» trade other places and pay from 20 to 15 per cent. more for your

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Our Gents’ Furnishing Department is full up with good, fresh, stylish collars. cuffs, ties, braces, hose, underclothing, hats and cups, white and colored shirts, cotton, linen and

silk handkerchiefs, ete.

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sold so ma styles are

brings the

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Bress Goods

at Prowse’ Broithers.

Never since we opened up our children’s clothing room have we

ny little suits as this spring. The quality is the best, the perfect, and the prices are the lowest in the city, that’s what trade.—PROWSE BROTHERS.

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There

BUY TINS AT PROWSE BROS

» is one settled fact in the minis of the most sensible people

? ? e on the [sland, and that is that they can get the largest assortment, just

as good

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ALICE CARY,

1 the Eng

One of the loveliest poems

ish language is that written by Alice Cary, entitle! “Pictures of Memory.’ The tenderness and pathos of this lyric

fill the heart with the liveliest emotions,

and give to the soul the loftiest conception

of sorrow for the dead We are melted with grief as the poetess t lls of the feet of her little brother growing weary on the

hills, and his grave of the yellow leaves. With the brush of places on the convas the picture of the the mistletoe and the viol dark beauty and That which she gives us can hardly be called a it set ms to be the reality too real N» sorrow like unto her sorrow ever filled the human breast. The death of that ittle brother left a void that worlds could not fll, and the great sorrow of her soul found an outlet in that sweetest of all

yOi nature’s painter she

’ forest with the oan, y

ky o.den in

. 1) lim old ail its lane holy.

ovelyv The

picture,

Borne

poems, “ Pictures of Memory alofi cn the wings of the imagination, in inight of her grief she gave to the

world the words of that exquisite poem

which will perish only with the English tongue. For its iucomparable sweetness

t

of expression and great emotional power, numbered generations, be

twill, for preserved as the sweetest song of the sweetest of English singers. iii: sella —<o~- Goop Po! E \ AULTI) —The F rederic- Gleaner, in the course of its

ton, N. B., report of the Dominion Day sportsin that ty s ays;

“Pole Vault—Entries: Henry Wake field, Fredericton; Arthar Limerick and F. W. Coombs The latter being an ex perienced jumper, nobody would have been surprised to see him win, but Wake field}: was determined and surprised his friends. Limerick also did excellent work and vaulted 8 feet ten without difficulty amidst applause. Up, up went the stick, until 9 feet 93 inches was reached, which Wakefield went over with the agility of a professional. Then Coombs tried, but failed to clear it, and Wakefield was de

clared winner amidst thunderous applaus¢

[he Maritime record is 10 feet 1 inch. held by McCullough. Wakefield tried to break this. He had the-stick raised to l{ feet 2inches, and came within an ace of gt ing over. With practice he wil! do i", easily. He is a memter of the R, R.C. 1 and is the ccming champien pole vaulter of the Maritime Provine: s.”

[Tne Hen-y Wakefield referred to above 3 ason of Mr. Joseph Wakefield, of Char-

lottetown.] spiced Recuar mon‘hly meeting of I. O. F.

ght.

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_ TANGLEFOOT > Sticky Fly Paper Wholesale & Retail. —

Johnson & Johnson

Graduates in Pharmacy.

ffice eekers

May meet with disap- pointment, but buyers of our Furniture-—

~ NEVER. Qu ality and prices are right, and bound to please.

(sav Mr. W.A. Brennan acted as

ass,

Scarce

Fine Linen Lawn Jelting, Black and W Gauze Undervests, Suttons,

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. Cream and Navy Silk

Small and_ large Jewel Stiffher, Black Silk

Vorwerk Collar Striped Crepons, Christy’s Linen Bath Towels, Honiton Trimmirg Braids, Summer Ventilator Corsets, Fine Black Summer Dress Goods. :

ALSO—A few handsome SUMMER WRAPPERS, in Muslin and Cotton.

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10.000 Ten thousands yards | Blesched Cotton, all] qualities. |

2.000 | Two thousand yards Bed} Ticking.

1,000 | One thousand yards! Cream Sheetings. |

2,000 | Two thousand yards Pil-| low Cottons. |

Cash |

Bought for cash. Got

them at the lowest prices

If you need such goods,

come and buy them, we

cin give you the best prices, and no mistake.

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SUMMER RESIDENCK AT TRACADIE

A Brief Descrip‘ion of Mr Alexander Mace« donall’s Summer Quarters

The new summer

residence Luilt at Grand Tracadie by Rhodes, Curry & Co., ff Amberst, for Alexander Macdonald, Esq., of Cincinnatti, Ohio, was, on Saturday ast, handed over to George D. Longworth Macdonald’s representative in his province. The occasion was fittingly elebrated on the premises, and Mr. Lewis was present with his camera and took several large photographs of the, building and grounds.

M-. Macdonald’s new house, which is

4 Keq., Mr

said to be the finest summer residence in he Dominion, is situate 1 on the farm ately MeAulay. It

owned ty John D northeast on a delightful surf-shore, fresh water

ronts nt 1

and there isa large pond of within one hundred yards on the south

the house. The house itself is forty long, and

side of ight feet wide by eighty-five feet it is two and a half stories high. A ver- andah twelve feet wide and one hundred and sixty feet long extends around three sid ea of the house.

Upon entering the house by the main door the visitor finds himself in a hall twenty feet by fifty. On one side of this

ball isa fireplace cf native stone s’‘ven feet in width. A massive stair-case lead- off the hall to the second — story which is fitted with & gallery

all round looking down on the main hall. This gallery is hung from. the ceiling by iron rods, thus doing away with the neces- sity for pillars inthe lower hall. The lining room is twenty-two feet by thirty, and in it there is another open fireplace as wellas a large butler’s pantry leading to the kitchen. There are alsoa large reception room, a smoking room and a bedroonf on the first floor.

On the second floor there are seven large bedrooms; and on the third floor there is a large billiard room besides seven bedrooms for servants, There are two bathrooms on the first floor and one on the second They are elegantly fitted with all the jatest and most approved appliances. A large bowling alley has been erected in the rear of the house.

A windmill with a tank containing twenty-five barrels at the top supplies the house with water for all purposes.

On the lawn in front of the house a tall flagstaff rears its head, from which the Stars and Stripes proudly floated on the anniversary of the Declaritioa of Inde- pendence. The grounds are bing beauti- fully la‘d off with flower beds, ete.

The houeze reflects the greatest credit upon the builders, Messrs. Rhodes, Curry & Co., aa well as upon Mr. C. B. Chap- pell, who superintended the work of erec- tion under the direction of Mr. Longworth. It is all “.nished inside with the best quality of spruce and red cedar, no plaster being used. The foundation of the house was laid on the 6th April, an] io less than three months the entire structure was completed and handed over.

Mr. Macdsnald and family are at pre- sept in Italy. They hope, however, to be able to reach this province early next month andjspend a few weeks at “ Dal- vey,” their new,and handscme summer residence at Tracadie,

A “Re still, faint heart, and cease repining,

Bebind each cloud is the sun still shia-

ing.”

Yes,and it will be shining to-morrow, we confidently expect, on Zion Church picnic at Suffolk, You will make a mis- take if you do not come and sample the delicious strawberries and cream and all the season’s delicacie:, and take in the beauties o° the place thrice blessed by nature. A table generously provided with ali good things will be supplied for visit: ors and the wants of the inner man cater- ed to by the fair ladies of Zion Church. Do not fail tocome. Carefully read advt. in another column.

For men’s light vests try the London House. Our two great inducements are good

| his right His Honor Lieutenant-Governor

| side the Maritime Provinces, are Dr. James ; Bell, of Montreal; Dr. Cushing, of Bosten; | Dr. A. McPhail, Dr.

McLeod,

BUY YOUR CLOTHING AT PROWSE BROS.| Buy Collars and Cuffs

MEDICAL MEN IN GOUNCIT,

Fhe Annual Session of the Maritime Me lical Asso tation Began To day.

On Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock the President of the P. E. Islend Medical Soc- iety, Dr. R. Macneill, took the chair, and the members at once proceeded to transact their business. After going through the various orders, the election of oflicers took , place, resulting as follows :

President—Dr. J. Warburton. |

First Vice-President-- Dr. A. A. Allen. |

Second Vice President—Dr. H. Secord.

Third Vice-President—Dr, A. Murchi- son.

Treasurer—Dr. I. D. Johnson. |

Secretary—Dr. S. BR. Jenkins. |

Executive Committee — Drs. Taylor,”

Beer and Kelly. j

The Council for the ensuing year wes chosen as follows: Drs. McLeod, Beer, R. Johnsou, Taylor, Conroy, 8S. R. Jenkins, ' R. Macneill.

The meeting adjourned uoti! Wednes- ! day morning, then to become merged into the Maritime Medical Association, and read

| their papers and hear the retiring Presi- ;

dent’s address.

The Maritime Medical Association open- ed for business in the Legislative Assembly room at 11 o’clock this morning, the presi- dent, Dr. Conroy, in the Chair, having on

Hewlan.

Among the visiting medical men, out-

Hamilton and Dr. Bird.

The following members of the Associa- tion had registered at 11 o’clock : W. H. Macdonald, Antigonish. A. J. Mader, Halifax. Jas. Ross, Halifax. Thomas Walker, St. John. John Stewart, Halifax. G. W. L. Sinclair, Halifax. . Macneill, Stanley Bridge. P. Conroy, Charlottetown, H. D. Johnson, Charlottetown. R. Johnson, Charlottetown. Jas. Warburton, Charlottetown. Geo. M. Campte!l, Halifax. T. Lincoln Keany, St. John. F. P. Taylor, Charlottetown. G. W. Fleming, Petiteediac. Hedlev Secord, Summerside. F. D. Beer, Charlottetown. Peter McLaren, Brudenell. James Walsh, Mount Stewart. W. W. Wickham, Tiguish. George F. Dewar, Southport. Fredk. F. Kelly, Charlottetown, Murray McLaren, St. Joho. Alex. Ross, Vernon River Bridge. R. D. McLauchlin, St. Peter’s. A. Marchison, Clyde River. J. W. Daniel, St. John. Jas. McLeod, Charlottetown. S. R. Jenkins, Charlottetown. The preliminaries having been gone through with, the President, Dr. Conroy, delivered his annual address, which was listened to with great attention and appre- ciation. He outlined the progress of medicine and surgery during the last cen tary. A yote of thanks was tendered Dr. Conroy for his address, which was con- sidered an exceptionally able one. Dr. Cushing, of Boston, then gave an address on autc-infection in obstetr.2 ca ea, which was well received, and Drs. Beli, Daniel, Taylor, McLaren and Walker made remark; on the subject, afier which the eescion adjourned, to meet again at 2.30 p. m. The programme for the. afternoon will include the reading of several papers and an “ At Home” at Government House. The evening session will begin at 8 o'clock, and will be largely devoted to discussion of watters of interest to the fra ernity. I AL LLOLOL OA A

PERSONAL.

His Lordship Bishop Courtney went to Kensington this morning.

His Lordship Bishop Macdonald left this morning fur Memrameook, N. B.

Mr. P. J. Quinn, the popular commer- cia! tourist, is at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. N. A. Rbodes,-of Rhcde2, Curry & Co., Amherst, is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

Messrs. J. D. Seaman, J.M. Duncan and several other city teachers left this morning to attend the Summer School of Science at Parrsboro, N. S.

Mr. J. J. Davies, who was at the She- diac races yesterday, returned last evening. Rev. Henry J. Stewart, of Coburg street Church, left yesterday for a vacation in P. E. Island.—St. Join Telegraph.

Mr. dcseph Macdonald, of Macdonald Pros., G-orgetown, is inthe city. He is at the Hote! Davies.

Miss Maud Doiron, of Charlottetown, was awarded the silver medal for scholar- ship'at the closing exercises of the Stella Maris Convent, Pictou, recent.y.

Tie Sussex correspondent of the St. John Snn writes: Rev. Mr. Champion has been granted a four weeks’ wel] earned vacation and will visit friends in P: E. Island during the time.

The Baroness Micdonald of Earnscliffe who has been paying a visit. of sympathy to Lady Tilley, left on Monday for St, Andrews, where she will be the guest of Lady Van Horne.

Very many persons in Charlottetown will regret to hear through the St. John Telegrayh that Mr. and Mrs.Jos. Gleeson, who ere in Trinidad, have been ill of fever. When the Taymoutn Castle left that port, however, they were mach improved,

Archbishop Langevin left Winnipeg on Monday morning for Ottawa, whence he will proceed direct to Rome to consult the Pope. It is said his trip ie made in cou- nection with Northwest mission*.

Dr. Cushing, of Boston; Dr. Bell, Ham- ton, and Dr. McPhail, of Montreal, and Dr. Bird, of Parke, Devies & Co., are among the medical men in attendance at the meeting of the Maritime Medica! Aecocia- tion.

The latest arrivals at the Queen Hotel. include Dr. Murchison, Clyde River; E. J. Mabon, Montreal; M. H. Macintosh, Grand-mere, Qae; J. M. Devine, Boston; Miss M, Stewart. do; Dr. J. Welsh, Mount Stewart; Charles F. Gorham, Halifax; Dr. P. McLaren, Brudenel!.

Dr. Wickbam, who has during the past year, been attending to. Dr. Carruthers’ practice at Alberton, bas lately removed to Tignish, and has opened an office in Mr. J. &. Maclellan’s residence. During his stay at Alberton Dr. Wickham secured

for himself a splendid reputation for skill snd success in his profession, and he goes to Tignish in response to a requisition signed by some hundreds cf the residents of Tignish and vicinity, who have prevail- ed upon him to locate in their midst.— Summerside Journal.

The Belleisle Creek correspondent of thre St. John Telegraph writes : Rev. G, Fred. Scovil oceupret the pulpit of Trinity Church last evening with great acceptance. He leaves to-morrow for his new field of labor in York County folluwed by the sin-

fite and low prices—S. A. McDonald,

cerest wishes ofthe entire community,....

at Pre

Rev. Mr. Vernon, of Truro, N. 8., is |

spending a few days bere with his friesd, Rev. G.*Fred Scovil. | The following registered at the Mutch Hote!, at Covehead: June 25—G. A. Devin, Mrs. Devlin, MisEleaoor Devlin, Erle Devlia, Lyle A. Devlin, Detroit. June 26—G. D. Lougworth, Mrs. Longworth, Miss Minnie Longworth. June 27—Mr. and Mrs. White. June 28—Harold Laird, John D. Sutherland, Charlottetown Cycle

Club; Edward Halioran, Wm. Henderson, |

Charlottetown. June 29—Miss Hampeon, Miss G. Hampson, Miss Rath- well, Montreal. June 30—Reyv. J. O. Crisp, Mrs. Crisp, Miss F. K. Crisp, Halifax. July 1—Miss Bertie McCallum, Benjamin itogers, J. H. Bell, Mrs. J. H. Beil and boy, Col. and Mrs. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. McLeod, Miss Jean Moore, Miss Nettie McPhail, John McLeod and wife, C, S. McLeod, Arthur McLeod, Jean MeLeod, Clair McLecd, Arthur Smith, Miss M. Sellar, Charlottetown. July 4—J. E. McCready, wife and child, Dr. Carman, Belleville, Ont... Mrs. W. W. Perkins, Col. Moore, Mre. F. S. Moore, Mrz. Dr. Taylor, Miss Perfe Taylor, Dr H.D. Jo in- son, Geo. M. Campbell, Mrs. G. M. Campbell, Miss McKisnon, Jean C un} §

th ods, and s:ve from 10 to 15 per cent. by trading with us.

wse Brothers. Ruy 4

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We

are very pretty thingsin

show ing scme

ROYAL*ENGLISH WEDGE- WOOD WARE.

Teapots, Butter Coolers, | Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cups Match Safes, Biseuit Jars Salt’ Holders. NEW NOVELS ALWAYS IN

tel, G. F. Beer, Mrs. G. F, BeerJCharloit - | town. -_—__—: ~< -geee |

IS CLARKE WALLACE COMING ? Sir,—I noticed by last week’s Patriot that the Orange Tea Committee announe- ed that Clarke Wallace was expected to speak at Bradallmne. I bave made enquir- iee of several prominent Orangemen, and I find that up to this date no definite word ha3 ever been received from Mr. Wallace. No doubt the committee and others of their stamp are aware of the fact that a good Conservative like Mr. Wallace would be a grand drawing card for their tea, But I assure them that to publish a deliberate | f.lsehood to draw the public will not be | endorsed by the better portion of the Order, anil although they may have the public’s solid goli in their pockets, they will lose wealth that gold cannot pur chase. Such untruthful and false dodges todraw and deceive the public will “be frowned down by every right thinking Orangeman. If those gentlemen have any reliable authority fer publishing that Clark Wallace is to be here, I hope they will let the public have the benefit of it. ” A Frienv or rue Orper.

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More Coat Arrivals —The schooners Cardigan, S. A. Parkhurst, Favorite, R. W. Smith and Brilliant arrived yester day from the Dominion Coal Co’s. mines, C. B., with cval to Peake Bros & Co.

Jy 8 3i

Carter's for Wall Papar

mr mw, « - - et cate caeel t Port ef Charlottetewn. ENTERED. {

July 7—Laura C, McAulay, Northport; Favorite, Weston, Glace Bay; Daniel, | Roberts, Wallace; Rustic, Hughes, Sydney; | Pleiades, McInnis, Wallace; Frank, Grant, | Wallace. CLEARED,

July 7—Charlie, ~Dercche, Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; Pleiades, Mc- T nis, do; Frank, Grant,dc; River Pride, Boachie, New Carlisle; Laura C, McAulay, Northport; Leveret, Garcin, Pictou.

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NEW and DAINTY STERLING ~~

Do you want any article in Sterling Silver for yourself, for a Wedding Present, a Birthday Gift, or for any pos-

STOCK,

Hammecks, Tennis Bal!s.

Tennis Racquets. Haszard & Moore,

Bookeellers,

DONT WAIT,

Berger s Pure—<- Paris Green

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W. E. Dawson's,

Wholesa'e and Retail

WERE FISHING FOR YOUR BOOT TRADE

And we’re using the best bait we can find Good boots at very low prices We cannot sell you a $5 shoe for $1 Not at all But we can give you as| good value for $1 as you | can get in Charlottetown Just now weare qnoting very low prices in Men’s | Tan Boots and Shoes

R. K, JOST,

STAMPER’S CORNER

June 12

VALUABLE

Brick Residence FOR SALE OR 10 LET

FOR SALE or TO LET, tha hand- some three story brick reside™ce, s tuate on Rehmond Street, fronting Hill-borough Park, known as the property of the lates Wm. Kennedy. There are two enterarces to the premises, one from Richmor b £t.,

sible use? I am showing new designs in Tea Spooas, Coffee Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Bon- Bon Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Sugar Sifters, Cream Lagles, Butter Knives, ete.

My stock of Sterling Silver Novelties will delight you. Do your buying of me and you will get the latest and best.

PRICES LOW.

Cook, to whom geod wages will ve given Apply at the xaminer Office. j38—

W. W WELLNER |

\ TANTED—Bv the 2)th July, an experienced

north 162 ft, and the other in the rea in the house,

Weymouth St, TEN good roorns and a large div cellar tcnder the whole, |} namely, doub e drawing room, sl ding doors | dining, bed, ard bath rooms, ete [In the rear of the premis2s are a stable and coach | house, Water from the water works in the | houses. i fas House can be seen, and owsession ; given at once, on application to the unde:-

signed, JOHN INGS Ch’town,. july 2—t

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E VIEW HOUSE.

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ception ot

VA TIiICHL has Leen thore has been enla:ged

MATTHEW SMITH,

Proprieto:,

Pleasent View, Hampton june i

i

Washing Goods,

Prints, Gralateas, Ducks,

Ginghams, Oxford ®hirtings,

Paustins, E‘tannel'ettes.

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Good Stock now showing.

T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE

' clear cut at sma!l prices.

| Summer wear. '

li your Goods at Brothers.

Prowse

STRAW HATS!

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The balance» of ovr stock of Men’s Straw Hats we will If you want one, now is your time. FELT HATS,

The prices are down low.

SHE OUR DUST COATS,

the long and the short of them, in black and colored, at

Some nice light - weight suitable for

Jd. B. MACDONALD & CO

HAVE YOU A SUMMER HOUSE ?

sefore leaving the City you will want a new suit in place of that old one. Our very low prices at this season of the year has drawn many a neW customer to our store. Fit and workmanship guaranteed or money refunded.

S. A. McDONALD,

Leading Fashionab!e Tailor, (in our new premises)

Good Fits, Good Goods, and Low Prices.

That is what makes pur establishment popular with the dressing public. Cur spring trade to date is the largest on record. For the best clothing at the low prices, we stand today atthe head of the merchant tailoring of P.E.I. If you vant a suit cali and see us, for our goods are right, our prices a:e right, and we guarantee every garment.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.

TAILORS.

il 9, 1896—246 & wy

Pink BLEND TEA 1s the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

Every pound satisfactory, but remember tha’ there are two or three kinds of Fmpire Blend. Be sure_and get the

For sale wholesa'e or retail by i. J MORRIS

Charlottetown, Apr

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HOT WEATHER - - - - SUITS — oS

We have a nice line of light suits for

the warm weather. Suits, $5.00 and up.

Silk Coats, Light Vests Straw Hats, an excellent assortment.

Dp. A. BRUCE,

Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.

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G2QUASIDE HOTEL, — , ustico Beach, PBL Divan RESORT | OPEN JULY

Fine Land cape, Beautiful Grounds. Shady Walks, Boating Surf and Still Water Bathing. nice pier, Bowling Alley, Cro quet and Tennis Lawns. ete—Address JOIN NEWSON, Charlotetown.

TERMS: $7 to $10 per >-—_yweek; $1.75 pe 3 3day; dliscount 10

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Coach leaves Charlottetown direct every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday, between 4 and 5 o'clock p. m., calling for

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FOR THE SEASIDE

Try a pair of our Canvas Shoes We have them for ladies, men, and boys.

W. H. STEWART & CO. London House Buildin