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irls’ Tan Shoes, $1.00, for 75c

irls’ fine Black & Tan Shoes, $1.15

B5c. Ladies’ Dongo!a Shoes, Ladies’ Dongola Turin, $1.00

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Men’s Tan Boots, only a few pairs left, $1.50.

This week we will offer special bargains in Girl’s Shoes.

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Fer Sale or To Let.

That centrally situated 3 story brick building on the corner of Queen and Dor- chester Sts, business stand and dwelling house, suitable for wholesale or retail groceries. These premises are well Sdapted, Apply to

MRS. 0. CONNOLLY, Owner Orto John McKenna, Queen St.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 14, 1897

A. O. H.—-Regular meeting Sanday afternoon at 3 o’elock.

- Cheap Fare.—Cbarlottetown to Welling |} tou andtrom there to the tea grounds. round trip only S5c. -

Hearrz’s Hatt.—Rev. Mr. Chappel! will preach at Heartz’s Hall tomorrow aflernoon at three o’clock.

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Remember. — On Monday night the steamer Jacques Cartier leaves the whar it 8 o’clock for the only public moonliga ‘xcursion this season. Tickets are only 25 cents,

Firreen Point Tea.—The topic of the

day is the Klondyke and I ifteen Point

es li ’ , tea Among other attractions at the tea will be a race between yachts from Sun.

merside aad Charlottetown.

ee : Sermon at Sr. Pavu’s.—On Sunday

evening next the rector of St. Paul’s Church will deliver a sermon bearing specially on his impressions of the Queen’s Jubilee and the Lam beth Conference, which he attended recently.

GosreL Meserixnc.—Remember the Gos~ pel meeting inthe Y. M.C. A. parlor Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted

by the ralway men. Strangers always welcome. Lesson—Luke 15-11, parable of the Prodigal Son. seed

KiLonpike.— Respectable yaung mea lesireus of setting Out for the Klondike Gold Fields, in time for spring opening, are requested to correspond with the under- signed. All « Orrespondence atrictly con tilential. Address Klondike P. OU. Box 676 Charlottetown.

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Sorret ty Lanp.—We asked what isto be done withthe sorrel] that takes pasiures now and then. We know of no other way except plowing it up, putting On maoure, giving complete and thorough ecvltivation, and then sowing down to cloverand timothy, and blue grass if field is intended for a permanent pasture. Get the land in shape to pro- duce the grasses, and you will not likely have much trouble with sorrel. Sorre! is one of the signs nature puts up warning the farmer that heis wearing out his land.-— Wallace’s Farmer.

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Sare.y Docxew.—The U.S. 8. Indiana was safely docked at Halifax on Thursday. One bundred dock Jaborers and two hundred of the ships crew assisted in the work. The seamen ot the Indiana created fun for themeelvs and amusement for spec. tators by several tumbling into the water. But there was one accident which marred the success of the docking so far as the sailors of the Indiana were concerned. Oveof their number—Aotoine Johnston —was at work on a scaffolding from the ship’s side, when, in some way, his foot caught in a rope and he fell. Had he

dropped intothe water everything would |

have been well, but the poor sailor struck a float in the receding water 14 feet below and suffered severe injuries. A leg was broken, ribs fractured and head badly cut. Tue demensions of the Indiana are as fol- lows: pendiculars, 348 feet. feet ll inchee. Extreme displacement, 24 feet water line, 9,195 tons. Length between draft marks, 332 feet 6 iuches. The Iudiana draws 24 feet foreward and 26 feet aft. It will thus be seen that the dry dock easily holds the Indiana. The dock i# 601 feet long 102 feet wide on the top and 80 feet wide on the bottom. The Jock has an 85 feet enterance, It was made io take in ships of the dimensions of

H. M.S. Inflexible.

Extreme length, 350

Prince Edward Island Illus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores, Priee 25e.

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THE CANADIAN BAR ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Canadian Bar Association will be held in Halifax, on the 3lst of August, inst., at 10 a. m., to which meeting you are cordially invited. Ad- dresses will be delivered by the president and other representatives of the Bench and Bar, and the programme will be published Papers will be reed by anumber of well-known lawyers, The objects of the Association as laid down in the Constitution, are :

1. To advance the Science of Juris pru- dence and International Law.

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3. To secure proper legislation.

t. ‘lo uphold the honor and dignity of the profession of the law.

5. To encourage cordial intercourse among the members of the profession in Canada.

At the same date, the Behring Sea Com mission will be sitting in Halifax, attend- ed by distinguished judges and couneel from the United States and Canada, and it is hoped to make the first meeting of the Association in the Maritime Provinces a truly representative gathering of the Bench and Bar of Canada. The Nova Scotia Par Society, the City Council and Local Gov- ernment will enter warmiy intothe project and turnieh all the assistance in their power, It is hoped to arrange a very low rate from Montreal and Toronto bv rail and the customary reduction on all rail- roads and steamboats will be secured.

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A story is told of Horace Greeley that

| an acquaintance got offended at one of his

articles in the Tribune, went to the office and stopped his subscription. Later in the day he met Mr. Greeley and said : “I’ve stopped your paper.” “There must be some mistake,” replied Horace, “for I just came from the ottice, and when I left the presses were ruvning as usual, the clerks were as busy as ever, (he compositors were hard at work, and'the}business was going on the same as yesterday and the day before.” “Oh !’ said the old subscriber, “I didn’t mean that I had stopped the paper, I stop- ped only{mycopy of it, because I didn’t like ove of your editorials.” “Pshaw!” retort- ed Greeley;“‘if you expect to control the utterence of the Tribune by the purchase of one copy aduy, or if you think to find any newspaper worth reading which will never exprese convictions at right angles with your own, you are doomed to disap- pointment.”

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Reports to the C. P. R. say that harvest- ing has commenced at a large number of points throughout Manitoba and the Northwest, and that it will be general by the middle of next week.

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It removes the sting and smart, aod imparts a nice, cool velvety feeling to the skin.

It is nut sticky nor oily, and is pleasantly perfumed,

Price 25 cents.

Johnson & Johnson

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At these prices you can afford to buy for next year as well as Such special snaps cannot last long. Our present stock is all new.

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Do you want your cash to tell—to buy all it can.

Read our claim, if its time you should know it———_

We have a line of $5, $6, $7, $8 Suits, They areour leaders. We claim they are 20 per. cent better in fit, cloth and make than any others at the same price on the Island,

This is a strong claim. If it’s time we can give you 20 per cent more for your money, than any other house in the trade, and it’s business for you to take advantage of it,

We are not asking you to buy those Suits, Simply come to our clothing rovms and see them, If you don’t see the 20 per. cent difference don’t buy them.

Iu our Hat and Carpet Department we have no rival, carrying as we do; one of the finest assortment of these goods to be found in the Province. '

Consult your own interests solely, We rest our cost on the goods themselves. It only costs you ten minutes’ time to prove our claim true or false, You have everything to gain, and only ten minutes to lose. Looking in as free as air. It’s ten minutes against a possible 20 per cent.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

FOR BOSTON

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To Night INTERNATIONAL 5.5. CO,

We place on our counters i

Men’s White Shirts, Un- eer ae are os derwear, Night Robes, all

manufacturer’s samples at 25 per cent. less than = manufacturer’s __ prices. > This isa snap for you. Come early and have first choice.

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D. A, BRUCE

Fiae, Tailoring

THE ELEGANT STEAMSHIP “ST, CROIX;

(2,000 TONS.)

Charlottetown to Boston about 30 hours. Summerside to Boston about 25 hours Rovre 1.—Leave any point on the line of P. E. I. Railway by Morning Train Tuesday or Saturday, reach St. Johu via Summerside and Point du Chene at 4 p. m. Leave St. Jobn by Steamship St. Croix at 4.30 p. m. direct far Boston. Arrive there at noon next day. Route 2.—Leave the Island on Tuurspay, reach St. John same evening and con- nect with the Friday Morning Steamer for Boston, via Coast Service,

Send for Folder and information to nearest Ticket Agent, or to

. F. LAECHLER, Agent, E. A, WALDRON, Gen. Agent, Boston, Mass. 187

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