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Now t rder of the day

Weeks & Co

Will sell during the dull summer sea- wa, beg nnlog today

Alisummer goods at big dis counts, many lines at Hal

Price.

All Ladies’ Black and Colored Capes

50 p. c. discount

Allshop trimmed “and English impor- ted Hats aud Bonnets at

COST OF THE WAR.

The United States have appropriated on account of the war $292,000,000, and the actual expenditures thus far aggregate

$123,000,000. Most of this has been spent in Operations resulting ia the sut render of Santiago. Other notewortoy eapenditures are coal and ammunition

used by Dewey, by the blockading equad- and in Sampson’s ineffective bom- bardmeat of San Juan.

[n detail the war has cost, as nearly as

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can be stated in round figures, gathe-ed from <fligial sources in Washington, as | tollows:

KILLED AND WOUNDED IN BATTLE.

Total officers, privates and

marines killed. . 247 Total otticers, privates and

marines wounded 1,933 Total reported missing 81

RW THE M°NEY HAS BEEN SPENT,

Transportation, mobiliz

ing troopships. . . $17,000,000 Subeistence Shafter’s ar-

Se, nd Ck wees - 500,000

Relief expedition for Cu MM ence. ;

Additions to increase na~ val strength eseeees + 20,000,000

. 1,500,000

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About (2700) two thousand eevea hun~ dred yards of new Black Cashmere, the | bet value we have ever shown, recently | meeived, wor per yard. We are} javing @ big sale of this epecial cashmere iptwe chades—Jet Black or Blue Black,

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Black Ci ods

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Expenditures for ammu., nition pheewsee Expenditures for ord- nance and arms Commissary supplies for mobilized army Tents, clothing and camp equipment... a Horses and mules... Coal for warships. .. Pay for officers and men,

veeees 5,000,000 8,000,000

.. 10,000,000

.- 9,000,060

jeeees 4,000,080 coenus 4,000,000

army... } on euescctecesee SURE Pay for officers and saii- ors .-- 3,000,000

Strengthening sea coast lef PMisae bs <6 bee eeneacee 8,000,000

| | Laying barbor mines.......... 1,500,000

Increased cable and tele-~ graph MUM so oe has

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We offer about 6 dozen New ors (balan ofthe 30 dozen lot we have

B goat Half Price). at 35 cents

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Gentlemen try us for

} Summer Washing T Outing Shirts White or Unlaundried Shirts

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Cuffs Collars Gloves or Braces iSummer Underwear We keep a large variety of new furnish-

IW. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail,

Ther'll be a ve Hot Time Yet

f Hang up Your Hammock What ? Haven't got one

Can you live all summer with- out a Hammock.

We offer a large, new stock bought ata special discount, and our selling prices are away down.

All Sizes and Styles.

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OPERA HOUSE.

Friday & Saturday Evening JULY 22nd and 23rd

i The Ainsworth Company

In Their amusing Melance

Town and Out

Istreducing the members of this tal- Gted organization in a succession of ine Wresting, entertaining and enjoyable Musica), dramatic and othefwise artisti- Miractions in four parts, arranged espec- ‘ally for thie company by

Mn. HENRY W, HOYLE.

Prices 25 and 35 cents. ats now on sale. rs opea at 7.45. tharp.

We ask

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Fancy Sail |

Increased force clerks, special agents, expen- SP EEL . . ood wees 1,000,000

Increased secret service and caring for Spanish prisoners

500,000

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b mn bard ng rtincations. VW Mt. . aiscevianeous ex peuses

4,000,000

preparing for war............ .- 6,500,000 Total appropriations for war enh da ceehi 292,000,000 Total actual expendi- fas... 123,000,000 MARRIED.

At the Manse, Georgetown, on the 18th inst., by Rev AW K Herdman, Lauchlin McFadyeu to Hannah Butler, both of Lot 63.

At Charlottetown, July 20th, by Rev. C W Corey, Frederick H Heartzts Annie | M Flaiger.

DIED.

| On June 23rd, at No. 1211 Hidalgo St_

Pico Heights, Los Angeles, Cal., George Hart, aged 64 His widow

| danghter of the late Jas. B- Cooper, fer-

j merly of Charlottetewn, P. E.

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There’s style in glasses as well asin dress. The objection to the use of glasses on the ground of unsightliness is removed by the artistic effect produced by modera methods. Improperly ffited frames are at yncea disfigorement and: a menace to health; the efiect of a perfect glass being annulled or distorted by this means. We carry a well selected stock of spactacle

and eyeglass frames sod Jenses and &t them true.—E W Taylor, Optician. 2i Costs little to be well

idressed—-if you get acquainted | with the great dress goods | values we’re .iving : 25e, 35¢e land 50c for goods worth

} | nearly double.—Moore & Me-

| Leod.

A nice dress for $1.50; something very nice for $2.10; anda beauty at $3.00. See those wonderful values on our bargain counter. Moore & LcLeod.

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an early eettlement of your July accounts will be ap< preciated very mvch as we are in need of the money. We will be pleased to re- ceive the amount and give you @ receipt for same to- day.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

PERSONAL.

Mr. James Clow, Murray Harbor North, is at che Queen Hotel.

Dr. Prowse, of Murray Harbor, is at the |

Hotel Davies.

Dr. Darrach, of Kensington, is in town. He is registered at the Hotel Davies,

Mr. Mcloerney, M.P., Rchibueto, is registered at the Hotel Davies. He arrived last night.

Mr. and Mra. Michae] Doyle, of Buston, |

are visiting relatives and friends in this provii ce.

Mr. P. E. Corbett, of Halifax, is vie- iting Charlottetown. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. W. A. Brennan of the Summerside Journal, Was a passenger by the western express last evening.

Mrs. H. M. Briggs, of South Weymouth, Mase., arrived in the city Jast evening and registered at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. D. B. Macdonald, the well! commercial traveller, is among arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

known the latest

Mr. A. R. Haslam, of Sprivg%eld, who has been attending Toronto University and Wycliffe College, returned home last evening.

Mr. Sidney Hobkirk, of the Summer- side agency of the Bankof Nova Scotia, bas been transferred to the branch at Am- beret.

Mr R T Holman, of Summerside, has very generously contributed $100 towards the building funs of the oew Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

Rev. C. W. Corey and family left this morning Ona yisit to friends in Nova

Scotia. They will spend sometime at Mrs, Cores’s home in Berwick.

Amoag the passengers by the Campana on the present trip from Montreal] are H on. Senator and Mrs. Masson, Mr. G. H. Bergeron, M. P., Judge Delorimien, Mrs.

| George Redprth, the Misses Redpath, and

other prominent Canadians.

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McLeod and family of Portland, Oregon, arrived last evening

on @ brief visit to relatives in this province. | secretary of the Cascade |

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Mr. McLeod

Mining Company, He is a son of Mr,

Daniel McLeod, Murray River, and has ,

been away from bome about thirteen years.

Messrs D K-Dobie, Tra Yeo, Char lotte- town, Rev EA McPhee, East Point, and J D Bell, Montague, returned last evening from Buffalo, N Y, where thee had been atterding the B Y P U convention. Miss Amy Earle, offCharlottetowa, who was a delegate, will not be hemefor two weeks havirg stopped offat Lachute to vesit her brother.

Lord and Lady Lansdowne are going to

heir beautif«l Irish residez.ce, Doreen, in the Co. Kerry, early in August, and will probably make a long stay there. Every succeeding year it i stecoming more and more fashionable to visit freland in August, thanks principally to the great Dublin Horse Siow, which appears to be a magnet powerfal enough to draw people from all parte of the world. * Prof. J. Jay Watson, of Boston, the eminent violinist who made a tour of this prov.nce nearly half acentury ago, giving four entertainments at Charlotietown, is thinking strongly of visiting the Island ouce Should he so he will bring the famous violin presented to him by Ole Ball, would I:ke tohear Professor Watson play once more, and there would also be a large attendance of people who know him quite well by reputation. We earnestly trust that the professor taay see his way clear to revisit the Island province where he will receive a hearty welcome.

At the Hotel Pavies: T C Savage, Mon- treal; W Robinson, St Johv; D B MeDon-~ ald, Montreal: Jno Richards, Bideford; Dr Darrach, Kensington; E B Williams, Ottawa; Wm Knight, Ambherst; P E Cortith, Halifax; W H Bowser, Montreal; Jack Isatell, Toronte; J A Snetsinger, M P, wife and eon, Montenetta, Ont; Dr Prowse, Murray Harvor; R C Hamilton, Picton; John Green, Galt; W A Brennan, S’side; G L Murray, Halifax; T D Denham, St Joho; G Mecloerney, Richibucto; J A Clarke and wife, Su Johbn;J M McClay. Boston Mass; Mr atd Mrs O C McLeod, Portland, Me; B C Cox, Sonris.

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Trunks — movable abodes. se!

— One 80 often has to “live in a trunk” when away from home. It’s an indispensable com~ pavion on an extended trip and should be selected with judgment. Our trunks don’t object to crowding—their good nature is limited only by their capacity. Ours are built for service and hard wear, first of all. But we’ve happily combined good looks with strength, too. And roomy— always ready for the sure-to~be-overlooked last things. They arethe best trunks made in Canada.—Paton & Co, 158 3i

Norice.— A special meeting of Court

Charlottetown, No. 576, C.0O. F., will be

held in Wright’s Hall, on Friday even~:

ing, 22nd, at eight o’clock, to make ar:

|Tangemeats for reception to the High

Many of our older people !

CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 21, 1898

Local and Other Items,

For Dritt.—No 1 Co, C. A., will meet for drilltonight at half~past seyen o'clock,

tadhiehidlianind

Pouice Cuvrt.— Several dog tax sum- monses were disposed of this morning. Oue drunk was fined $2 or 10 dave,

dicts

Cuance or Date,—The time of eailing from Halifax for London ofthe steamer London City has been changed from the 28th July to the 3rd of August.

A New Siax.—The firm of Sentner, Mc Leod & Co’, have just placed a hew and attractive sign over their establishment on Queen Street. “My Store” is all that the sign Contains, and it may be distinguished trom a distance,

Sap Accipent.—A little boy 6 years old con of Rederick McKenzie, of Heather- dale, while hiding in, the bay, was run over by the mowing machiue, and hie leg cut off above the ancle. Drs Martin and McLaren are in attendance and are doing the best they can for him.

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Tue Ovrera Hevezk.—The Ainsworth Company which appears at the Opera House on Friday evening is very highly spoken of by all the Provincial papers. Its members are all artists in their line and no doubt they will have gcod houses. Tickets are now ou sale at the usual places. Popular prices 25 and 35 cents,

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Ovrines Yesterpay.—The Tea at West River vesterday was one of the pleasantest of the season. All who attended were de- lighted with the outing. The tea was in aid of St. Thomas’ Church.

The Methodist picric near Cardigan was also mostenjoyable. The attendance was | largeand all had a good time.

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Home ror Inrerment.—The remains of Frank Baldwin and James MclInnis, the young men drowned at Groveton, New Hampshire, on Monday last, will arrive in this city by train tonight. Tomorrow morning the bodies wil! be taken to St. | Teresa’s for interment. Owing to delay | at Portland, it was , Charlottetown last night.

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Lecrure.—fhe Hon David Laird will deliver his popular lecture on ** The Destiny of Canadas,” in the new hail at New Ferth, on Friday «evening, July 29th. Lecture to commence at eight o’clock. A silver collection in aid of the hall frnd will be taken. The well known ability of the Jecturer, as well as a new hall, opened to the public fur the first time, should attract a large audience.—J A Dewar, sec’y of hall commitiee.

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Sap Scenes.— The arrival of the steame>

La Touraine from New York at Havre on Sunday with the eurvivors of the

wrecked steamer La Bourgogne, was the oceasion of a sad scene and a_ sensational demonstration on the part of a great crowd whic had assembled. The tears and sobs of the relatives ot those who were drowned when they found that the la-t hope was gone were heartrending, contrasting mark~ edly with the transports of joy of the friends of those who were saved. The survivors of the disaster were extremely reticent and their stories failed to develop any new detail. nthe MARRIAGE BELLS.

The warriage of Mr. Fred H. Heartz and Miss Aunie M. Fleigber was last evening sulemuized at the residense of Mr.

| Henry Ficigher, Rev, C.W. Corev spoke | the words which made the twain one | flesh. The bride was attended by Miss |

Nettie Warren, and Mr. Peter Macdonald supported the groom. ‘The bride wore cream =i}k aud carried an elegant bouquet. The bridesmaid was dresred in pale vlue satin. Among the many offerings re- | ceived by the biJje on the interesting Occasion was 4 valuable marble clock f:0m Mr. Heartz’s associate employes in Mr W D M@Kay’s establish- ment. Mrand Mrs Heartz will reside on Queen Street. They bave our best wishes tor a long and happy wedded life,

The residence of Mr J D Lapthorne was the scene of another interesting event last evening when vis daughter, Miss Alice Lapthorne, ard Mr’ Johu Kennedy were united in marriage. The impressive cere monv was performed by (Rev T F Fuller- ton, in the presence of a large number of invited guests. Miss Riggs was brides- maid and Mr Joseph Kennedy groomsman. The bride and bridesmaid were becoming. ly attired, and carried beautiful bouquets. Conspicuous among the large uumber of presents received was a handsome rocker from Messrs Stewart & Gates, the groom’: employers, and a silver cake basket from the firm’s employes. After the ceremony a wedding repast was served, at which the health of the newlysmarried pair, was pros poredjin felicitious terms by the officiating clergyman and to which the groom repli~

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Chief Raoger. A full attendan -i.; r CS - naance | Tet wishes Mr and Mrs Kennedy long }ite and

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IHE DRUGGISTS.

We have the prettiest lot of bathing caps this year that we have ever bad. We have sold a Jarge number, but still have several

some of them weigmg only 4 drams.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

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The Always Busy Store

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A grand assortment of ladies’ Shirt perfect fitting goods—all

Waists—new

sizes, regular 85c and 95c, now 60c¢ each.

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That we are headquarters for High Class Tailoring and Gent- lemen’s Furnishing Goods.

Time and space will not allow us to enumerate here what we can do for you.

Besides it costs money, and we prefer sharing our profits with our customers.

All summer goods at sweeping reductions.

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But would it not be more satisfactory to buy one of our make $10.00 or $127 If there is any ditlicuity in getting one to fit you, we will make one to special measure by first class workmen, for $12, 13.50, $15, and upward. Wecould fill a newspaper ful! of testimonials in praise of well made clothes, but we forbear. ‘

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