THE DAILY
EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 11,
1990,
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PERSONAL
Mr. R. C. McLeod, of Summerside, 16
| visiting Charlottetown.
‘Local and Other lems.
Norice.— Dr. Dickey’s office will be open in the evening from 7 till
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| Mr. and Mra. Fred S. White, of Mon} 8 o'clock. : | } trea], are guests at tue Hove] Davies. —_—— , mM SUE a sensei 1] | , \ J | Rev. John Neil and Mrs. Neti, of Tor- “i NGINERRS drill this evening In uniform 4 onto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ee | Mowriaon I. O. O. F.—Regular meeting of Port La ‘ Joie Kacampment to-night. q + Miss Lizzie McMahon, matron of Dor- i ee .° ; rester Penitentiary, is apending her vaca : ‘ J ir D Cha i tt ' 1 Summer Exoursions.— During the . iou | } -town. es al’ hee 7 7” poaths of Jaly, August and September, 0 sev. John McLeod, wife and three) oii iday to Monday excursion tickets ‘ a ie . , | children, of Vankirk, Oat, are guests at} oy). io a be the P. B. Island Rail- G. M. Smith & Co, of Halifax received a lot of White ye : ae >) ‘ee , x jthe Queen Hotel, vad Jat Charlottetown to Moncton, and St. Mr. E. Y. Rowland representing st one first-class eingle fare. : > + 'Ganong Bros., St. Stephen, N. B., 1» Ren eG . ler : lamong the fates: arrivals at the Hotel Ten Bosses Beas-~The Gail Thesis. | Davies. ase lefton return to Boston this forenoon Mrs. Wil Lockett and child, who foliowing passengers: ~Mr W
P Weacott, Mr E J Whiton, Mr WF Fahey, M C Howe, Mr CT Hoye, Mr H ! Hoye, Mr EG Hall, MrLH Shattack, Mr A E Coe, Mr and Mrs J E Bourches, Mr and Mrs Wm Crosby, Mrand Mra A Rothe, Mraod Mrs F K Scribner, Miss
For Men & Women »«: been v ll Mr. J. A. Lawson left
this morning fortheir home in Bridge- town, N.S. .
@ Men’s Fr ’ \ ata | Miss Mary Butler has returned home
is 7 French Calf patent 'from Tryon where she had a very success-
eather laced shoe—new round |}ful business in millinery in the Misses
From the Eclipse White Wear Co, of Toronto. They were rather late in
shipping them, and the Eclipse Co, asked us if we could handle them. We gave
toe —$3.50. Murheads’ Store. Alice Dougan, Miss Effie Whiton, Mrs T them an offer for the lot, they accepted our offer 35 per cent off. ;"J oa Rev. RF. Whiston, of Charlottetown, J Oxenham. | will preach duriag the week ia the Chriss sis alieaeaaial
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}tian Church at Southport. Meetings’ will | begin at 8 o’clock. oi 6
Men’s French Calf Patent! ,, “47 ee eee
feather court shoes — new round toe $3.50,
Women’s Patent leather strap slipper—J. S&T. Bell’s make, price $2 50 & $3.00.
Alley & Co
Ch’town, P. E, Island.
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Webster & Mackay i
Successor to Davison & Co. Up Sor Kent & Gt. George Sts. i Telephone 199.
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iss Burbidge are expected to arrive in Charlottetown tonight. The official car will meet them at Summerside.
Mr. J. A. Crosskill, ofthe I. C. R. General Offices,Moncton, and Mra E Cross- kill,who have been visiting Charlottetown, crossed to the mainland today. ~£0R
Mrs Layton, of Marshfieid, left thie morning for Malveque, to attend the meet- ing of the W. M.S. Mrs. Kennedy also left for the eame place on a similar mis- sion.
CL PT EN ene Earnscliffe Notes.
The foes of modern Liberaliam—free speech and a free press,
Mr. William Beers, of Hopedale, Maas, is spending his vacation with friends in Cherry Valiey.
Mrs. John P. Morrissey and Miss Emma Morrissey, of Boston, are visiting relatives in China Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fraser, of Boston, are enjoying a quiet holiday with friends in Seal River, Mr. Frazer’s old home.
Mr. Danie! McAulay, who has been working in Sydney for the past year, is spending this wek at his home in Pinette. | Mies Melinda McMillan, of Phildelphia, | is pending her holidays with her parents lat Alberry Plains. | Miss May Dorsey has been appointed | to fill the vacancy in our schoo! caused by | the resignation of Mr. Robert Lawless. | Mr. Harry McMillan, of Alberry Plains | will be the teacher in Cherry Valley school (this term. The late teacher, Mr. A. W. Furnese, proved himself an excellent teach-
pe | er and we regret his departure from our
midst, We feel proud to be able to boast that
jour family use are just {p> | we have a friend tha’ is one of the hardi-
be in a better position than ever to carter to the wants of the travelling public. Owing t> his unfailing geniality asd courte esy Mr. Murpby has won the respect and esteem of every one who hus had the pleasure of accepting bis huspitality. The picnic at China Poiot on Monday was a suceess in every respect ;and not one event occurred exceptinz a shower of rain in the morning to mar the harmony of this pleasant social gathering. The steamer brought a large number of people from the city. The band of the League of the Cross was there, while the strains of the bagpipes and violin also added to the enjoyment of the occasion. The tables and saloons were filled with all the delic~
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acies and good things of the season, while some of the finestand best looking ladies in the province graced the grounds with their presence.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Boyce, of Brock- ville, Ont., are among the guests at the Queen Hotel, .
™ Rev. D. McNeill and wife, of Charlotte- town, P. E. I., are in the city, the guests of their son-in-law, H. Mclnnes,* Inglis street. —Halifax Herald. eS =
Among the visitors present at the Chria- tian Association were Mr. and Mrs. Paige and children, Mr. and Mrs McKean and children and Mrs. Olden of Pictou N. S. Mr. Paige is President of the Smelting works at Pictou. All werethe gueste of Mr. Frank Bovyer.
Mr. Hornsby spent Sunday in town, went to Londonderry today, and will re turn _ this evening. To-morrow morning he leaves for Charlotte- townYand will return to Halifax the last of the week. On Wednesday, the 18th, he takes part in alittle event in that city—the happiest in his lifetime. — Truro News.
It is announced that the violin depart- ment of the Ladies’ College, Sackville, N. B., will this year be under charge of Mr. Raymond C. Archibald, M. A., already favorably known a8 a musician. Mr. Archibald has been studying violin, sup- plemented by mathematics under the best masters in Boston, Berlin and Strasburg. He is a contributor to “ The Educational Times,” London, and “ L’Intermediaire des Mathemathiens,” Paris. He returns to Canada witha fine record as a brilliant, painstaking student.
MERICA’S Greatest Medicine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, because it pos- sesses unequalled curative powers and
its record of cures is GREATEST.
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The nicest# things in Charlottetown at the (everyone knows it) see for yourself.
Seed Time is Over for 1900.
styles to choose from. (See our Rubber Tires.)
Now is the time to buy a nice Wagon or Buggy and Harness,
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busiest Stere in Charlottetown
Sentner, McLeod & Co.
SUCCESSORS: TO BEER BROS.
y P. S.—There’s Nig sses. Underskirts at or vers j Q 4} ceibel finest i \p est men in the world. He has been read- T ” Night Dresse . Underskirts and Corset Covers in the lot too. the pure st, nest ana ing the Pairiot fortwenty years and be is GET YOUR __ > _ most reliable obtain-— > | not dead yet. Be ' : i> | As aresult to the extensive improve- able, We want to1m- ip ments he is making at present, our friend . Mr. John Murphy, of Southport, will scoa nine Poison
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Flour ' A eg custom —marriage by neigh- Mas Kisby, Clothing — see ow. Buggies, ors. e have been recently readirg : & about some curious marriage customs in | — ee rr en | Road Wagons, foreign iands. But wethink the most WANTED.—A maid servant. Apply to Surreys -_—— cnrious marriage customs of all are in | Mrs George Peake, Euston Street. | ’ So b q > Py h vogue in many parts of this province. =" Mikados, me pranas ol our Nave Briefly :there are three ‘ stages’ in tris ’ oF drome. Hoel: A young men goes | (1S Ql , Those Who (idle Gladstones,
advanced in price at the Mills as much as 90 cents per bbl. within the past toor three weeks, and some millers think that th-y luve not touched the top notch yet. We were fortunate in securing severa! hun- dred bbls. arly, and we are now offering them for sale ata very reasonable figure for = cash. If yon want to buy Flour it will pay you to write or call and get our prices before buy- ing elsewhere. Every bbl. guaranteed first-class or money
twiee in One mOath toa house where a young lady lives. Heis immediately re- ported to be ** courting” the girl. Noe 2. He is seen speaking to the lady at a con- cert, picnic, etc. Then the neighbors “engage” them. No. 3: These ‘wo young peopie are seen walking or riding together. That eettles it. Their doom is sealed; and their friends proceed at once and “ marry” them. Rex.
An OLD anD WELL I'RIgD RemEeDY.— |\Mrs. Wioslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘ons of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softene the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrboa. It is pleasant to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of the
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With (ur Goods are Right
It lies with you, reader, togive us a thance to prove the above assertion. We are receiving new goods daily. See our Vovered Chip Market Baskets from 10c up. Shoice Creamery Butter just received.
Try our Orange Pekoe Tea at 28c per b. It will please you. We also sell Haszard’s genuine
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A big stock of other Teas on hand, from
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Express Wagons, Farm Wagons, Single & Double Her ness, Solid Nickel, Rabber Mountings, , Oroide Mountings, Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, Single & Double, Barre) Churns,
refunded world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Ite | 20cper |b up. : value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Also in stock, canned Salmon, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. Lobsters, Clams, etc., and a full ALSO—The Walter A. Wood, American bal] bearing Hay Mowers, FROST @ wood
Beer & Goff.
WANTED.—A servant for general house- work, good wages. Apply to Mrs. J. B, Began, 139 Kent Si reet. tf.
TO LET.—Shop on Queen Street. Apply to _K. Brace, Sins God.
WANTED.—Girl for general housework. House provided with all modern appliances for me king work easy. Liberal wages to the right party. Apply at this office.
une 15th, 1900 eod 1 wk.
SCHUOL TEACHER WANTED.—Gentie- man or lady. Good pay weekly for selling Fruit or Ornamental Trecs, Shrubs or Roses, in Towns, Citlesor Country. Unusual demand for this line now. Brown Brothers | Company, Nurserymen, Limited. _—gd lw,
ine of general groceries, all at the owest’ possible prices. Free delivery of goods to all parts of the city. 23 Telephione
communication.
R. FY Maddigan & Co
,LOWER QUEEN STREET.
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Hay Mowers, Hay nakes, Reapers andjBinders, (This little 2 horse Steel Binder is a dandy-) Prices low and terms easy—agencies in ull parts of the Island. Remember the place, Brick Building sunny side of Kent Street,
4. Horne & Co
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