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New

Low shoes for Woman's Wear

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

They’re new — They’renatty--They’re good.

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Standby Oxfords $2.35 2 pair

w I) &t the widest foot.

Sorosis Oxford $2.40. pair

uc? etyltish—for narrow feet

Ladysmith Oxford $2.50 a pair

ov* white lined~a beauty

Empire Oxford $3.00apair &1

All good points combined in one

Common Sense Oxford $2.25 a palr

(new pattern) if you cannot get comfort try them.

AlEY & Ub

Ch’town, P. &, I.

Hot Times in THE““% O10 TOWN >

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But with plenty of hot »

weather refreshments there is noreason why you should suffer We have a choice as-

sortme, of Syrups and Lime

Vr¥yr~

Juice to offer you, ii 25c a Bottle, (4, Wefhave also Pure Eng- lish Lime Juice on draft, 15e a Pint,

See eur assortment §before

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purchasing elsewhere,

Webster & Mackay

Ideal Grocery,

Sor|Kent & Gt. George Sts. Telephone*199.

Successor to'jDavison ;AtCo.=

FIVVIISVITH reve

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| MILLER BROS. |

Soffly her fingers wander o’er -The- yielding planks of the¢fivory oor ”

When a Woman Proposes

To buy a piano, she wants to ‘ get the best vulue for her money. She wants a piano to give satisfaction, no old instrument with a tin pan sound will satisfy her. If she’ buys &

Heintzman

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

Miller Bros mn Queen Street. Con aolly’s Building.

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She will have the best of sat-

PERSONAL.

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Mr. Cleaver Sullivan returned to Mon- treal this morning.

Father Kenny left this morning for Guelpb, Ont.

Mr. P Doherty crossed to Pictou this morning.

Mr. A. E. Massie, of Fredericton, is registered at the Davies.

Mr. C. B. Chappell was @ passenger by western train this moraing-

Archbishop 0’Brien and Father Marpby crossed to the mainland today.

Mr. G@. A.Sharp and wife went morning by Princess to Sydyney.

Mr. Bayfield Williams was a passenger this morning by the train for the west

Mr. Walter Cotton, B. A, was & pss- senger by the mail train last night, return- ing from Albervon.

Dr. J.G. Schurman, President of Cornel! University, is visting relatives and friends at Freetown, his old home. ra

rn Mr. Mari Cummings,

this

who has been home for the past month, returned to New York this morning. & Miss Belle Worth, of Charlotteto en, P. E. L., is visiting in town for a few weeks. —Windsor Journal. iid Mr. Chas. Connors, Stewart of the St. | Botolph Club, Boston, is spending a few holidays with friends in Cherlottetown. Mr. R. &. Sobey, Summerside, Shas gone to Sydney, where hs will take charge of the painting in Messrs Schorman, § Le- furgey & Co’s con racts,

“Miss Oliphant, in some stories of Queen Victoria's childhood, tells the following : “She was a brave little person, not given to crying and complaining. On one oc~ cesion ske bad been warned not to play with a dog which was of uncertain temper, but contmued to do so until the animal betrayed himself by a sudden snap. ‘Oh, thank you,’ she said; ‘ he didn’t bite me ; he only warned me.’ ”

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A Goop Contrract.—A Sydaey despatch says that Messrs. Schurman, Lefurgey & Co., Summerside, have been awarded the contract for building a new academy at Sydney, the contract price being $24,965.

MERICA’S Greatest Medicine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, because it pos- sesses unequalled curative powers and

its record of cures is GREATEST.

SHIP NEWS

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED.

August 9.—SS City of Ghent,McNevin, Halifax; SS Elliot, Neleou, North Syd- nep; SS Halifax, Pye, Boston; Schr. Minnow, Chapman, Northport.

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August 10.—Schr. Amazon, Eastman, Orwell; 8S City of Ghent, McNevin, Summerside ; SS Elliot, Nelson, North Sydney; 8S Halifax, Pye, Boston; Schr. Minnow, Chapman, Northport.

CHURCH SERVICES.

METHODIST,

Prince Street.—Prayers and praise Service at 10.15, Rev, G M. Young at 11 and at 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers,

Grace Church.—Frayer meeting at, 10 Rev. A. F. Brown at iland Kev. J, W. McConnell at 7. Sunday School at 2.15. EL andC Eat close of Sunday School. Strangers always welcome and seats provided.

PRESBYTERIAN

Zion—Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. }D. B, McLeod at ll, and Rev. J. G. Shearer at 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.

St. James’—Prayer meeting at ]0. Rev.

Mr. Fraserat lland7. Sunday Schoo! and Bible Class at 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St. Paste erning prayer at lla, m. Sun. day School and Bible Class at 2.30. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 830 a. m., and after the morning service. All seats free and unappropriated Everybody welcome,

St. Peter’s Cathedral —Holy Communion at 8 and Matins at ll a. m. Children’s Catechising and Bible Class at 2.30. Even. song at7. All seats free and unappropriated,

BAPTIST.

Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. J. G. Shearer M. A., at 11, and Rey. G. P. Raymond at 7. Sunday School and Pastor’s Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. G. A. Reinl, Brocton Mass., at 11 and 7. ry ene. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30,

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Services at 1l and7. Rev. W. Miller will — in the morning. Y PS @ E Wednes- ay Night at 7.30. All welcome.

ST. DUNSTAN’S CATHEDRAL.

Low Mass at 7.30 a m Children’s Mass at 9, High Mass and sermon at10.30, Vespers and Benediction at7 pm,

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at PP m, Week =e Services Monday, uesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday at8 p. m,

GOSPEL MEETING,

GosPEL MEETING.—Remember the Gospel Meeting in Prowse’s New Block, Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Strangers always welcome, Lesson John 14:15. “It yea love me, keep my commandments.”

4 Local Notices

We are selliog balance of silk front shirts, all light weight summer underware at 20 per cent. discount at D A. Bruce’s.

All straw hats at less than they cost us D. A. Bruce.

Largest stock of umbrellas we ever showed, sellingat very low prices at D. A. Bruce’s,

Go to Beer & Goff’s for cheap fruit to night. ;

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acerca a ie =~

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARL@TTETOWN! AUGUST 11, tgee-

Loca eins.

—————————————————— a O. Y. B.—A special meeting of Orange young Britons is called for Monday eveu~ iog at 8 o’clock. Every mem ber is expects ed to be present. Businese important,

Yacuts iN Harsor.—Three 3} Scotia yachts arrived in port today with a par‘y of excursioniste. They are lying off

Powaal and Connolly’s wharves, ve

Tue Pross.—Fair ; decidedly warm ; a few showers. Sunday—Fresh west to north west winds ; generally fair; ehowers;

a little cooler. a From West Ixpres.—The Omega, Capt John J Murchis »n, arrived this morning

frem Demerara with a cargo of sugar and molasses for Carvell Bros.

A Recorp Broxen'—At rifle practice at Kensingtin range vesterday afternoon Seret, Joseph Berrigan, of the 82nd Regt, made the handsome score of 99 points out of a possible 105, The shooting was ‘at Queen’s range.

Ornament To THe City.— Ii is pleasing to learn that a Jarge and hondsome brick building is to be erected on DesBrisay’s corner. Mr. W. C. Harris, A. R.C. A., has prepared the plans.

Lumper.~-Up to Augaet Ist the Fredericton Boom Company rafted seventy five million feet of logs. All but ten million of this was spruce.—St. John Sun. =

Exarsition Norges.—$400.00 is the puree offered in the free-for-all at the races to be held in Charlottetown on Sept. 26th and 27th next.

The prize list of the exhibition to be held in Charlottetown in September can be obtained by applying to the Secres

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Central Caristian Cxurcu.—The pul-: pit of Central Christain Church will bes occupied tomorrow by Rev G A Reinl, of Brockton,Mass. The subject of the even- ing discourse will be The death of Jesus Christ. The rev gentleman is an earnest, energetic and pleasing speaker, and a large audience is expected, a

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Paving Jonnson.—Miss E. Pauline Johnson, of the Iroquois tribe of Canada, has taken Boston by storm with recitals of her poems. She is perhaps the most unique figure in the literary world of this country.—New York Sun. Miss Johnson will be at the Opera House on Thursday evening,16th inst.

InreResTING Pxuore.—An_ interestin“ picture is on show in tbe window of G. H. Cook’s studio. lt is an enlarged photo of a snapshot taken of the recent drowning accident by Mr. Edward Cook, and shows very distinctly three ofthe men clinging to the top ofthe mast of the submerged boat. It is a very successfui snapshot.

Drownine aT Victoria.—A nine>year- old son of Mr Albert Sherrin, of Victoria, wae drowned at the wharf at that place yeaterday a‘ternoon, Be was playing with bis brolher and anvuther companion at the “time, and fell irtothe water and was drowned tefore aidcame. He was taken from the water fifteen minutes after the accident, and though every eftort'was made to resuscita e life it was useless.

In connection with the Electric Light Sports on the evening of the 14th Jinst. there will be a quarter mile bicycle race ayainst time, open. Some of our fast ones

noticed that, in the Hali- fax sports, the quarter - mile bicycle record, flying start, was

lowered, end their blood being up they wished for an opportunity of being up against the record as reduced. They are confident of making a margin of one or two seconds, under favorable circum stances.

Runaway.—Quite a commotion was caused yesterday afternoon about 5.30 on Grafton Street. Mr. Jeremiah O’Connor, of Hope River, was putting some articles into his wagon at Dodd & Rogers’ ware- bonre, Grafton Street wnen his horse took fright end dashed at a furious rate along the streetin an easterly direction. The horse crashed into a wagon on Sunnyside and broke its wheels. Further down the street the horse was stopped, having left the box of the wagon andthe wheels behind him. A $2 bill latterly paseed between the owner of the runaway animal

and the lady whose wagon he ran into. oe en

revey PvPrerererey errrrreTeeenenT LOVELY

MOLASSES KISSES

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BUTTER } § SCOTCH

5c a Box.

MEDICAL HALL

‘DODD'S COKNER.

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In every locality throughout Canada to intro- duce cur tacking up show-cards on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous

places, also diatributing small advertisi

matter. Commission > $60. yn

month aad expenses not toexcesd $2.50 per

Sallable on. Wa cendtes a OW rite men. xperlence

for full particula ” _

partment before leaving the Island, as we can sell

on the American side.

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the latest novelties in neck wear, Jackets, etc.

waut every visitor at the seaside to visit ou Fur you furs 30 per cent cheaper than you can buy them The new autumn dress goods are here,

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

money on them at Charlottetown’s greatest store.

hy BBE R's wey — ay Nes. baa i Sh Ua ae f 4 hh ieee v4 eae Cohen ne patra! watt RSA ~~ a | « Bl GooDs “dS “~ (o [Efasrve Just Arrived f {hla ave wis 6d. egy _ ey We would like every visitor from abroadfas well as our own Island ladies to see the handsome ready ; made costumes, The very finesteverseen in Char- , _Blottetown. Fit guaranteed. ‘ $4,700.00 worth o f furs come to haid today, all

We de-

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THEYE 1S 00 Argument aS Couvineiag a8 the EM | Your Oita Eves,

Our Bill of Fare for Saturday:

Men’s Caps 5c for 25c. Ladies’ Vests 7c for 4c, y ** 10c for 7c. 15c for 10c. Sunshades and Umbrellas 25 per cent off. 30 yards Oretonne 12c for 8c. 50 yards Ladies’ Underskirting 20c for 12c. 50 yards English Print 9c for 5c. 60 yards Pale Blue Rept 16c for 10c. 50 yards Black Brocaded Dress Goods 45c for 28c. 30 “4 ‘e bs “ “6 60c for 40c. 25 «& ‘6 «6 6 * ~=—- 30e for 22c Straw Hats for less than half price. Boys’ Blouse Shirts 90¢ for 40c. (>) yards English Flannelette 8c for 5c. Men's Linders and Drawers 25c for 15c. Men’s Flannelette Shirts 35c for 25c. Men’s Strong Ootton Shirts, 40c for 25c. Men’s Hard Felt Hats $1.50 to $2.50 for 75c. 40 yards Towelling 6c for 4c. Men’s Braces 25c fox 15c, Men’s 4-ply Linen Collars 15c for 7c. Men’s Vests 96c to $1.25 for 50c. Boy's Vests 75c to 31.00 for 25c. Women’s, Girl’s and Men’s Boots at slaughter prices,

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The above goods are at “hurry out” prices, Cal : that what we say is right. y price all and see us and be assurea

J. MACDONALD & C0

rs. The Empire Medicine Oo.,

| 246w. | 9% London, Ont.

Where worth and low price meet.

ROOeR a & CO,, sume

| Mr. RoBERT BEAIBSTO,

Wanis, Lost &

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TO BE LET.—One half ofa double ment house on Sydney Oe small family. Posse ane mediatsly. Apply to Franels P, af

August 9th, 1900. =

ao LET.-Dwelling hou on Bout £5 at oining residence . = premises to F. F. Kelly, dy Smbee

FOUND.—At Moss Lake, Mt — evening, — oe uc e owner proving property before any one magistrates. 3 BOY WANTED —As sppreatice EXAMINER Office. : FOR S*LF—At a bat ae boiler and engine, ull,

two on"

one Ger? eS oe

Cemetery, a gentleman’s light Liberal LE offered for its : eee OR TO LEE re

TO LET.—The house o2 Low,

now occupied by W seo. ”

sesaion Cetober ist. Apply tok a WANTED.—A girl, to a60lt sine #

housework. Apply to Mrs. Lap

ner of Pleasant Street , and St PeWE ‘

AUCTIONS

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the presi ' i

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To be solda Publis Auction, on Z

Friday, the dist day 4%

A, D,1900.

lock At the hour of 12 o'clock

the house and buildiags

of Richmond and Rochfort Sit, Also the vacant lot ' ;

above. P For further particulars ih

office of Warburtot § tase

Solicitors. gaano0" eet

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