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New Low Shoes for Women's Wear

to-day five new lines of Dainty Comfort Giving shoes from J. & T. Bell’s cele- brated factory. |

To hand

They’re new -- They’renatty--They’re £006 ’ “22

Standoy Oxfords $2.35 e pair

«~i Jet the widest foot.

SorosisOxford $2.40 a pair

Loe styush—for narrow feet

Ladysmith Oxford $2.50 a pair

white lined —a beauty

Empire Oxford $3.00 a pair

All good poiats combined in one

Common Sense Cxford $2.25 a palr (new pattern) if you cannot

get comfort try them.

All & Ub

Ch’town, P. EB. I. PALE

Seme 444244 New Coods

Ye have just opened a lot of new, fresh geols, we haven’t reom to tell you all in this ad, here isa partial list.

Grovse & Blackwell’s

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Mixed Pickels, Chow Chow, Olive Oil, French Capers, Assorted Jams (in Iw

glass jers.)

Lea & Perrins, Worces-

tershirs sauce. wt Blue Lable, Tomatoe Ketsup, . ee Hien{z’s Tomatoe Catsup. Patterson’s Extract of Coffeo.

Calder & Trott’s, Sardines

(in glass jars.)

Webster & Mackay

Suecessor to Davison & Co.

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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 mstrument with a tin pan soand will satisfy her.2 If she’ buys &

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isfaction, She'll have a piano recommended by the laading musicians of the world. Come to our sale roomsand exam- ine them. Always | welcome.

Miler: {Bros Queen},Street.

Connolly’s Building.

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NOTES AND COMMANTS.

—Sir Louis Davies having failed to ob - tain the *improved telegraph rates and rrangem nts desired by the, public, the task of obtaining them must devolve up- on ovr Conservative representatives when the Conservatives obtain power.

—Dr. William BR. Harper, President of

Ciricago University, has become suddenly . 5% 1 \ )

interesting tomany who thought little about him befors throuzh his anaounced

determination totry th? experimant of

living on fifteea ceats’ worth of food per fay. Quite anumber of college profes sors have been interviewed by the news- papersas tothe po dadility of bis being able to subsist comfortably on that al- lowance. Qae ph-si:ian wisely observed that al! depended on the cooking. There are people, however, who are bet-

ter qualified to give an opinion than col lege professors—ithose who have been compelled by stress of circumstance to liveon as little as the half of 15 cents, and whohave found out how much of really good snstaining fool can be got for a few coppers. Harper jadiciously pro- poses to inclade his family along with himself and provide for ali at fifteen cents per head. This is at least easier than going alone, for itis well known that wheaoa number club together they can live much cheaper and better thaa singly.

—The variety and extent of the uses of steel constitute one of the marvels of the day. The world’s product of steel last year was 26,841,000. Both Germany and the United States beat Great Britain io the outpat, that of the States being 10,- 702,000, aud of Germany, 6,290,000 tons,

while Great Britain’s was under 5,000, - 000 tons. The New York Journal of Commerce tells us that out of more than 8,500,000 tons, being the whole American steel prodnct of 1898, 1,981,231 tons went into rails, of which the trolley lines used 143,815 tons, wire rods took 1,071, 683 tons, exclusive of the wire nail indus - try, and for wire and cut nails nearly 450,000 tons were used. Bridges and buildings took 762,197 tons of structural steel and 1,448 301 tons were rolled in sheets, part of which went to form the basis of the comparatively new tin plate industry. The Journal) adds: ‘Our steel ship-building industry is only in its infancy * * * and if those identified with it Gould only emancipate themselves from the subsidy illusion, it might make e10rmous strides.

— How many “foreign devils” are there in China? The question is often asked, and the current notion of their number is probably much exaggerated. According to Appletone’e Cyclo; edie for 1899 the foreign population of China is less than 12,000. The number from each nation is thus given:

Britien residents, ...........seccee 4,929

American residents.......cccc....... 1,604 Japanese residents..........0+.. 1.106 Portuguese residents....... eG iéeeee 975 German residents,...........s0... 950 POUR FOOMORIO, . ...ccccccces sev cece, ORB Sweden and Norwegian recidenis.. 439 NE PONTO concceckoceneccca. >. DON I ic recs 147 Ne eseee ee

Russian residents..........+ 116

There are less than a hundreds each of Belgians and Dutch, and more thana hondred Austrians adding these, and halt a doz-n described as “others” the total is brought up to 11,667. This ie ao very sleader proportion tu leavea the enormous mass of 360,000,000 Chinese.

A TRUE STATEMENT.

By Foreman White, of the Hamilton

Screw Works.

Hamilton, Aug. 13.—If a vote of the people were tobe taken to aecertain which is the most popular medicine on the market, Dodi’s Kidney Pill would iead by a large majority.

One of the latest cures ofthat grand remedy is that of Foreman T. H. White, of the Screw Works here, who test: fies that he was cured by Dodd’s Kidaey Pills of Kidney Disease of eight years standing, after other med:cines had failed.

Mr. White says ,,Qne box of Dodd’e Kidney Pills relieved me, four boxes cured me. Publieh this statement if vou wish. It is true iu every particular.”

At Woodstock, Ontario, Mary Elstone, aged 74 years, is suing George King, aged 80 years, for breach of promise to

marry. The plaintiff is a wealthy widow. TALL OAKS FROM LITTLE

ACORNS GROW. Neglected colds often bring pneumonia and lung diseases. Adameon’s Botsnic Cough Baleam will stop your cold almost instantly. Never fails. 25c- at all druggists.

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PERSONAL.

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night from Sydney. “ ‘

“Mr. Charlies Drew was a passenger by the Princess this moraing. . Dr. short Chief Justice Sullivan and wife left

vacation spent at West River.

this morning ney. - Mrs. W. A. O, Morson, Mrs. George Hodgson and Miss DesBrisay are visiting 3+. Joho. ;

Tae Wisses Scott and Miss Gregor re

turnel last night from the Summer Schoo! ‘ Science. Mra. Oathit, of Aylesford, N. S., is visiting in the city, the gaest of Mr. aud

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Ray, J. A. Gordon, at present in the eaatern p art of the Island is expected in \ “ov toaight. a .

Onartott Mr. W. Jarvis Palmer returned to Toronto this morning after spending a

few daya at Glencairn,

Dr. Schurman, President of Cornel University, has returned to New York! after visiting relatives in this Province. ;

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawsen, who have

been visiting Boston and Bridgetown, N. S., returned home by the Princess last evening, accompanied by their daughter Bessie. - The Journal reports that Mr. Joseph Pope, Under Secretary of State, Ottawa, is spending a few days in Summerside, where his mother and sister reside.

Mr. F.C. Cotton, of the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax, who has beeo at Truro for several years, has been traneferred to St. John —where a branch of the bank will be opened in a few days.

Mr. Mathias Smith, one of the most successful teachers in the province, has resigned the principalship of Emerald’ school to take a position on the teaching ~ staff of St. Dunstan’s College. Heis aue~! ceeded at Emerald by Mr. W. J. Macmil- lan, late teacher at Traveller’s Rest.— Journal. <3

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AUCTION SALE

China

and Glassware.

Fancy Goods,

I will sell by auction at the store lately occupied by Jenkins & Son (Stevengon’s | corner) commencing this even- ing, August 14th at 7.30 o’clock,} and to be continued every night until the whole stock is cleared out.

The stock comprises Fancy Goods, Dinner and Tea Sets, Fancy Uhina and Glassware. Everything will be be sold without reserve,

R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

The Vaccination Act 1886,

On and after Monday Augnst 20th, next, Vaccination will be attended to by the undersigned, under the provisions of this Act, at their respective offices, from 2 to 4p. m., daily, for the present.

(Signed) RICHARD JOHNSON, M. D. PETER CONROY, M. D. Supts. of Vaccination. Ch’town, Aug. loth, 1900.—taw tf.

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FOR SAUE.

2) Building Lots for sale 50x1C0, will oe sold cneap. Sisto two welling Ho1w8s on- Highland Avenue, together vita gar wh. -e stock of Crockery Glass @srean Grocs es, ete, ’

*, MONAGHAN, . Queen Street.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.—“Watermerc. Also “Parkview” Cm Ge a ate same Apply to Hon. Geo, W.'. Howlan or to D. 0. Mc Solicitor.

Mr. G. A. Sharp and wife returned last /

EXAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 15, 1900

Ayers jreturns tomorrow froma ,

» by the Princess for Syd-~ :

Lovely Autumn}

GOOoDs| |

Have Just Arrived.

as our own Island ladies to see the handsome ready co

made costumes, The very finest everseen in Char-

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We would like,every visitor from abroad as well

lottstown. Fit guaranteed.

New Furs

$4,700.00 worth of furs come to hard today, all

the latest novelties in neck wear, Jacke+s, ete.

We

waut every visitor at the seaside to visit ou Fur de-

partment before leaving the Island, as we can sail

you furs 30 per cent cheaper than you can buy them

on the American side.

The new autumn dress goods are here,

ile,

of our fall lines of shoes

Prices.’ Bu y

now.

June 2th, tf.

A goed fresh stock marked at low prices. But we want money’so they go at

Twenty per cent discount. t.J. Harris, NE ES

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OUMiaUally Toereasing

We are “store cleaning” with a ver geance for the reception We have reduced the price of all summer lines, sc as to wake quick work of them.

Summer Underwear

In Balbriggan, Merino, Cashmere and Cotton at “Excursion

The balance of our stock of ladies’ umbrellas and paras.ls o you may have at 25 per cent discount.

J.B. MCDONALD & C0

Where worth and low price meet.

Underurvear

Skirts, Night Dresses. Corset Covers,

Drawers, 8

London House

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adjoining residences of Dr, premises to F. F. Keiiy,

proving property before any 0

magistrates.

Cemetery, Liberal reward offered for its recuvétl:

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housework. Apply to

office of Warbarcoa Solicitors.

Lovely

Gol wraps, the very latest, and we'll save you

money on them at Charlottetown’s greatest store.

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Wanis, Lost & Hii ROBERTS & CO., scum

PEOPLE'S BANK BUI) DING “ 12 year’s Examiner in U.S, Patent 7 NO PATENT-NO PAY, Write f@ ook,

T.—One half ofa double ment house on Srdne Ba meer mediately. Arply to Francis P, August 9th, 1900. _ “TO LET.--Dwelling house eas Kat Sa > dy sioseote, Bae

FOUND.—At Moss Lake, Mt a

Thursday ev-ning. August 9'b, two % gee

’ ibe samt ' Ducks, The owner can have om

we BOY WANTED.—As apprentice #

EXAMINER Office. FOR SALE.—At @ bar oat i wer boiler and engine, ‘bios

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LOST.— Between Watermere and Pape a gentleman’s light

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Highest price paid for ladies and Fes

ote ne, oe & their ree ¢ oe ol rop a card ip the

Richmond Street, opposite Nels ”

Mrs, Kirby, Clothing Store . ae

: TO LET.—The house on Lowtr Pate,

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WANTED.—A girl to assist 18 ° go ‘vies, Lapihonae er of Pleasant Street and St Peter’

To be sold at the premises 4 e

Public Auction, on

Friday, the dlst day Lyi

A. D.°1900. ; poh At the hour of 12 o'ckck

the house and bvildiags 0B of Richmond and Rochf Siree™

» stn i Also the vacant lots acjoinibs

ove. oe For further particelifl, oe

MRS. 1sOBEL, MASS,

Mr. Rosert BsArRsto;

Auctioneet.

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