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,Tae ‘Prosr.—North and ~ northwest winds ; fine Sunday—light variable winds; fine and warm.
Bann Dipy’t Pray.—The band of the Fourth Regiment did not play in the Gardens last evening because of the un- favorable weather.
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Crtoxer.—There wil! be a general meet- ing of the members of the Phoenix Cricke: Clubin Dr. Marray’s office on Monday evening next at 8o’clock. As business of importance is to be considered a fuil at tendance is requested. 2i.
Witt Poromase a PLant.-—The rate- peyers of Brockville, Out., voted on a by- law to raise $100,000 by debentures for the purchase of the plant of the Broc« ville Light and Power Co. About one third of the eligible vote was cast, and the by-law was carried by a majority of 404.
“Services “To-morrow.—George’s St. Christian Church, preaching a m and p m by Rev. Geo. Millar.
At the Central Christian Church to- morrow Rey. G. A. Reinl, pastor of a large and progressive Christian Church ot Brockton Mass, will speak at both services. Mr. Rein] is one of the ablest preachers of the Christian Chureh in New England.
Licutyixe's Paanke—The recent thun- der and lightning storm was very severe in some paris of Nova Scotia. At Lower Economy a man named Charles McLellan was killed by lightning while workiug ina field. The residence of Mrs. O’Brien, at Little Bass River,was struck and dam- aged by the electric fluid. Half adozen cows were killed at North River, near Truro.
Exarsirion Norgs-— $204 is the hand- some sum which is to be awarded to Clydesdale and Shire horses at the exhibi- tion in Charlottetown in September next-
$15 and $10 are the prizes for pair matched carriage horses at the exhibition in Charlottetown this autumn.
The prizes for standard bred mare with foal at foot at the exhibition here in Sep- ember will be lat $12, 2nd $8, 3rd $6.
} Ch’town, P. E, I.
a Hot Times in THEAa=”
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But with plenty of hot
weather refreshments there n why you should suffer We have a choice as- sortme of Syrups and Lime Juice to offer you, 25c a Bottle, We have also Pure Eng- lish Lime Juice on draft,
15¢ a Pint, :
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See eur assortment before
purchasing elsewhere. — lil IS a as -
Webster & Mackay
Ideal Grocery,
jor Kent &§Gt. George Sts. elephone 199. , DIG
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Softly her fingers wander o’er The yielding planks of the ivory floor.’
When a Woman Proposes
To buy a piano, she wants to get the best value for her money. She wants a piano to give satisfaction, no old instrument with a tin pan sound will satisfy her. 2gIf she buys a ae
4 sae - . <= |) Heintzman She will have the best of sat- a isfaction, She'll have a piano recom mended by the laading *@> musicians of™he world. Come
co our sale roomsand exam- ‘ine them. Always welcome.
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War Retics.--Io Mr, Charles Mitchell’e window may be seen some articles that bave keen broughtby ty Tsylor from Cuba,'mementos of the Spanish-American war. They include’a block from the der- rick of “Merrimac,” A Spanish Manser rifle, Mauser bayonétand sword and sheath ; also a brass bugle, reaping hook,
sugar cane cutter, aad a otch-Kiss shell. : : ; IntustRATED CHARLOTTETOWN.— The
Canadian Trade Review, of Mo utreal, has been in correspondence with Mr Geo E Hughes, President of the Board of Trade, with reference to preparing an illustrated descriptive article on Charlottetown and the Island. Mr W T Goffe, the aesocia- tion editor, is at present engaged on such an issue for Pictou and New Glasgow. His assistant, Mr John C Kirkwood,
arrived last night in Charlotte
town to begin work here,¢ and will meet the members of the Board o
Trade and Council on Monday to interest them in the proposition and to secure their co-operation, We learn that the Review makes nocharge for what it does in this direction but relies sole'y on increased distribution for its return. Issues have been prepared on various places in Canada, including Newfound- land,Cape Bretoo, Truro and Halifax. The matter for these articles is usually provided by Councils and and Boards of Trade and the information thus published ig accurate, and has commanded wide- spread interest throughout the Domin- iove
—“A City Observer” wants to know how long ‘“‘a structue ofstone built upon a foundation of wood will last ?” Perhaps one of ourcity engineers will answer.
Pim ry) RELIABLE
WANTED "2
In every locality throughout Canada to intro- duce our goods, tack 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 toexceed $2.50 per day. 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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LOVE MAKES the world go round buts bad cough or cold knocks all the sentiment outof a person. Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam will cure the cold, stop the cough, and restore the sentiment. 25c. all druggists.
This hot weather LIME JUICE
Se.
Refreshing and Wholesome
We have some nice and - fresh in bulk.
MEDICAL HALL
J. ta. Jamieson DODD'S CORNER. ~
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PERSONAL.
Captaia W. Larkins went west this morning.
Mr. W. A. Huestis went to Summerside this morning.
Miss Poole, of Stellarton,N.S., is visit~ ing Mrs A. Lord.
Mr, Geo. H. Toombs left this morning on a trip to Montreal.
Miss Elsie McNeill, of Charlottetown, is visiting friends at Bay View.
Rev. E. J. Flynn, of New York, is registered at the Queen Hotel.
Miss Edith Archibald, of Halifax, is visiting Mrand MreP. Large.
Mr.I. J. Vail, son of Consul Vail, went to Montreal this morning.
Mr, A. E. Massie, the wellsknown com~ merciai traveler, is at the Hotel Davies.
Mr. and Mre. A. E. Huestis, of St.
John’s, Nfld., are guesteat the Hotel Davies.
Ex-Councillor Nicholson is expected home from Dawson City tonight or Mons day night,
Mr. L. J. Reddin will leave on Monday on @ business trip tothe Magdalen Is lands,
Mrs, McNeill, wife of Rey. Donald Mc- Neill, returned from Halifax last even= ing.
_ Mrs J A Nicholson and family arrived in Charlottetown from Montreal last night.
Mr. William Minto was a ‘passenger by
the Princess last evening. He'went west this morning.
Dr. Ferguson wasa passenger by the mail special this morning en route to Oakland, Cal.
Mrs Aughe and Miss Maisie Coady were passengers by the Princess this morning on a visit to friends in Pictou-
Mr. D. B. Macdonald, the’ well-known
representative of J. C. Wilaon & Co,, Montreal, went west this morning.
Mies H. L. Hanford, New York, and Miss May Hapford, Amherst, are among the latest arrivals at the Queen Hotel.
Mr. Geo. Finlayson went to Sydney this morping. He has obtained a position in the office of the I. C. R., at that place.
Miss Brecken, daughter of Dr. Brecken, returned to Sackville this morning. She had been on the Island for shree weeks. Miss Edna Cook, B. A., who has spent two weeks visiting at Bay View, left ou 1 a the 3rd, for her home at Canso,
Mr. and Mra, MJ Haney, of Toronto,
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No firm did or ever will sell Dry Goods at as low a piice as “My Store” on
MAL URDAY NARS
Here are a few
Handsome silks werth up to 75c, Saturday 39c yd. All colored muslins to be sold Saturday half price. -@x (not more than 15 yds to one customer)
Ladies’ handsome black capes half price. Black jet elastic belts, worth up to 85c All white mlk gloves at
300 ladies’ sailor and dress hats only One line very handsome blouses worth $1.16 240 pairs ladies’ black cotton hose worth 14c 8c Hundreds of yards cream lace given away at 4c 800 Palm Leaf fans given away
FREE
150 all leather letter cases worth 30c only Auy fan in the store half price.
40 pieces double width dress goods worth 25c A big bargain basket beautiful ribbon, 25 pieces of veiling worth up to 50c at 25 boys 2 piece serge suits worth $1 to $1.35 for 70c To fit boys from 4 to 8 years of age, Charlottetown’s busiest dry goods store,
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who have been at the Hotel Davies for
several days, croseed to Pictou by the Princess this forenoon,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Knight, jr., of Brockton, Mass., who have been ohn the last ten days in Charlottetown, left this morning en route for home.
Mr. A. S. Patterson,.of Torcnto,is among the {latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies. iMr, Patterson has been looking after the interests of the Massey.Harris Company in Australia for some time. He will spend afew weeks in the Island province,
Rev. U. G. Miller, of Des Moines, Iowa, @ former pastor of the George St, Christian Chureh,and at present a guest at the house of Mr Wm. Bovyer and family, will preach in the Same church on Lord’s Dsy on
August 5th, at lla.m.and7 p.m. All welcome. :
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SILK, COTTON WOOL AND MIXED GooDsS
MAYPOLE SOAP
You save money, time and trouble. Sure results.
FREE book on Home A. P. TIPPET&CO., Dyeing on application to Montreal.
A bunck of choice sweet peas free with every purchase of 20c worth and upwards at Gay’s market stalls this‘after- noon from 4 to 10. Fresh cauliflower, green peas, cab- bage, carrots, beets, new pota- toes, lettuce, celery, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, etc—]. J,
Gay & Son.
Pint preserve bottle very
cheap at Brace’s Grocery.
See our shelfemptying ad. today? Sajurday, at prices hard to resist, J B Macdonald & Co.
Laat Saturday we had a big plunge sale;
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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 4, 1900
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10¢
1-3 off 5c exch 55¢e
5e each 14e 9c yd
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FREE! FREE!
MOE
Glasses fitted free of charge. We have just received a large supply of the celebrated “Per- fected lenses” warranted to give satisfection asthey have done inthe past, We also have a nice assortment of nickleand gold-filled frames of all patterns which we are selling cheaper than ever sold before. Weare selling the world-famed Murine for sore e) es at 50c per bottle, 2 drops cures, For further information apply to
Jury & Co. Wexr Goods
Faust Blend Coffee in 1 Ib tins,45c ea (Very fine flavor) Roast Beaf in 2 lb tins 32c each Compressed Ham in 2b tins 32c each Ceylon Tea in 1 lb fancy tins $5c each Pineapple Chunks in 2b tins 30c each Quaker Rolled Oats, l6c package Dessicated Rolled Wheat 16¢ package Brown and Webbs pure Fruit Syrups Wes: India Lime Juice
38c bottle 25c bottle
Beer & Goff.
Merchants Bank of Prince Edward Island,
Collections “made or the most rea sonable terms and promptly remitted to.
we still continue today at rriees hard to resist. J B Macdonald & Co, =
Deposits received and interest allow-
acruam ' © at best current rates.
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4 Pt ae i bd hd —~ ~~ ——
$1.60 f9
Per gallon for mixed when we can give you
“Crown and Pare mixed paint for
Money tofeeal or bo pain ef charge if paint 1s not Solan
on the market.
Dodd & R
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Desirable P f
Furniture, Horse, Carriag, & by Auction.
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Iam instructed by Mr. Aleut Gillis, to sell by auction at the “Ardgowan,” Mount Edward Road,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, Si
commencing at 11 o’clock, a.m
The property known ss“ formerly the residence of te Dodd, Esv., comprising 7§ scree lantwi cottage and outbuildings all ia gat air. The grounds are a and lean with fruit and orpaiss trees, me Also all the household farniter, bam buggy, sleigh, carts, harness, ompet As Mr. Gillis intends leaving the all the above io be sold without reer
Terms cash. si R, BEAIBS10, Aactionee dy Sat wkly 2ins
FOR SAL “Newlents’
The late residence of Me colm McLeod, Q. C., in OF lottetown Royalty, com twenty and “three 4 acres.
ly to aeey D, C. McLEOD, Solicitor, b Ch’town, June 19th, 1906 dy tf Ji ieaatl
NOTICH.
——_ Notice is here given thot the bat of the late le Mathesos, o will be carried on by the til further notice. The business wil! eae M em of the nine : is a master
to conduct the