BIG SALE

New the order of the day

Weeks & Co

Will sell during the dull summer sea~ eon, beginning today

All summer goods at big dis counts, many lines at Hal Price,

All Ladies* Black and Cclored Capes

50 p.c discount

All shop trimmed ‘aod Eoglish impor-

ted Hats and Bonnets at

50 p. ¢. discount

About (2700) two thousand seven hun~ Black Cashmere, best value we have ever shown, recently received, worth 75c per yard, We are having a big sa f this special cashmere 5 two eb Black or Blue Black,

ired yards of new

Jet

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50c yard

For show @

effects, and very best

fancy Black Goods we

large variety 78 ul

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We offer a New wre (balance ofthe 30 dozen lot

got al Halt Price

at 35 cents

5V0ce to SOc

» 3 ont 6 d0Zzen

Fancy Sei! we have

worth from

Gentiemen try us for

Summer Washing Ties

Outing Shirts

White er Unlaundried Shirts

(uffs Collars Gloves or Braces

Summer Underwear

We keep a ler re ings.

W.A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail,

es

Ther'll be 2

variety of new furnish-

Hot Time ta

Hang up Your Fammock What ? Haven't got one

Can you Jive all out a H: aI In ok °

’ barge,

sumimrer witk-

W e offer a bought ata special

and our selling Lrices § Te aw ahead

your

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~ HASZARD & MOORE « DOBELL LINE.

S.S. “GREETLANDS?” is due here from Montreal, on August Ist, and will fai) for § John’s, Nfid via Sydnev,

i Nor Sydney carrying live stock ! On deck and Pp wluce under deck at sOWest rates,

For further information as to fre ight or — aj ply to

RATIENBURY 175, Agent

TO LET

The Southern balfof the residence of the late Chief Justice Palmer, containing eight rooms, electric Inght, hot water fur- Dace; rent moderate. Apply to 4d. James Palmer, office near Bank of Nova S cotia, ; or Mrs E. Palmer, QueenSt.

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BARD OF TRADE MEETING.

Sir Louis Davies Speaks on Import- ant Matters.

specia! meeting of the Board of Trade last evening was of a most interest- ing cheracter. Mr. Horace Haszurd, President of the Board, occupied the chair, od in his opening remarke explained that the meeting had been called in order that Sir Loui Davies might have an opportun ity of cooferring with the Board upon the | j@portant matters of winter comm unica- tion,cold storage aud improved telegraphic arrangements,

Sir Louis on coming forward expressed the pleasure it gave him to meet and confer with the Boardof Trade. He regretted, how-ver, that his stay in his native pro viace could not be prolooged, &s he had been summoned to (Quebec to prepare for the formal! opens ing of the Conference. He had to be in Quebec by the 5th August, and as he bad to call at Halifax en route be would pro- bably leave Charlottetown on Tuesday. Sir Louis then referred to the delegation sent to Gitawa by the Board of Trade last winter, and eaid that their ciear and business-like presentation ot the claims regarding winter Communicaticn, etc., had very materially strengtheoed his hands. The spleadid manner in which the delegates handled the matter of a secoud wmter steamer fmade each an inpression that he was able to obtain a grant of $180,000 for that purpose. The second steamer will be farger than the Stanley avd wil have a greater freight capacity. it was hoped thai the new steamer would be ready for service this winter bet this bas been found émpossible. However, the Stanley will beJdaid up at Charlettetown in October and thoroughly overhauled and made ready fer the winter’s work. It has

desided whether the new be of the or twin type. Captain McEKihinney favors @ twin screw boat, bet Cuptaio Spain, Captain Finlayson, Engineer Mc- Millan and others to whom he vas spoken on the subject oppose the iiea. Upon this point be sought the adwice of the Board. A amaller boat bas albo been ob- tained for the ase of the Marine and Fish eries Department in Island waters, and the

The

not yet beee

steamer shall single

screw

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| contract for ver coastraction has beeo ; let to Mr.Jehno W hite, of ¢ Le ary. The matter of cold storage had also

been well

presented by tbe delegates, | and a vole of $5000 ior tuls

purpose had been cbtwine’. This amount was for tive isiorage steamer and the Mevher Country | Teaders were called for, but ealy one wae '

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Trips of ac i

Charlottetowa | received aud that was very ansatisfactorr as it did no comply with tne couditious ot the voie. He wanted a eyggestion from the Board ie this matter, Perhaps if they could not gat a steamer to wake five trips one coaild be obtained to make three. Lhe would do all in bis power tu promote the wisaes of the mercantil+ Community in tes regurd. Speakiog of complaints reyardiag telegraphic matierg Sir Louis said b< would forward all the cnetecpearenve ou

j managing director of the Anglo- Amecican Coapany: v London, with og what coald be done to effect

the satject to tue

& view tO Feel

an improvement. It an wmprovement is not made the matter wil! have to be gral pled within Sone Other way. Be was sucisfied that the coaneny had no

monopoly in the Straits, faking up the | matter ot she Southern railway bridge across the Hillsborough, Sir Loawis said thata4uin had been granted for «4 survey which bad been mace. The brid between Charlottetown and Sout bpar { should be a.combined trafiic and railway bridge, and the Prowincial Legisiatare must pay ite proportion of the cosi. The Deminion Government -eill not con- struct a tratfic bridge, as it would :be | establishing a precedent that would lead | to a° demand fur similar

|

and x

e bridges in other places. The Dominion Government ould be asked to pen the cost of

building & ras!way bridge; the Provincia!

Ou le

Government should bear the cost of * | making it a combined stacture. i strongly urged«tbe inuportanee of legisia-

on slong this line at the aext se<sion: of

ss tic Local £ at

| that Peters ane ; communicated with on

far action had mot been taken laid down that nora

iament, and »ointed out Warburton bad both been this subject-but The rue lway sub

sO

sd been

lies were to granted this year. But this

e wou d not alx ays continue In reply to Hen. Mr. Luird, Sir Lous 16 Cee)

Oo? ODD OG DOV OQ SZOD@

nb MINDER

We wish to remind you that an early eettlement of your July accounts wil] be ap~ preciated very mrch as we are in need of the money. We will be pleased to re- ceive the amount and give youa receipt for same to- day.

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Sunnyside,

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said that the plan made by Mr. Macken- zis, C. E,ehowed the tratlic and railway parte of the bridge on the same level, with a plank dooring. The entrances at the ends of the bridge would be closed for a few minuteseach day while trains were crossing. There would be properly secur- ed p='bs for pedestians on either side,

Mr Farquharson spoke of the advan- tages of a bridge across the Hillsborough, and thought the project was worth the | d ff rence in the cost, He favored a sin- gle tcrewsteamer;aodthoughi thata «trong effort should be made to have a cold “to age steamer mak: three trips bere this Se4S0n.

Mr. W. B. Aitken referred to the plea- sure itgave him to bear from Sir Louis ov the important matters upon which he had just spoken. He moved that the thanks of the Board be accorded ‘ir J onis for the courvesy shown by him to its delegates while at O.tawa ard the va'vable assist~ ance he rendered in promoting the work they had in hand. The motion was second~ ed by Mr. Thomas Handrahan ard unaci- mo sly adopted.

The president, in tendering the vote of thanks, suggested toSir Louis that it wou'ld be advisable to have a cold storsge steam~ er make three trips to Ch srlotretown at a subsidy of $1404 a trip.

Sir Louis made an appropriate reply to the vote of thanks, and promised to cable Minister Fisher along the lines of the suggestion made by Mr. Haszard.

Meeting adjourned.

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PERSONAL.

Mr. Donglas McDonald arrived bome from a visitto Bostor and Cape Breton, last evening.

Mravd Mrs Joseph McCarey and child | who have been visiting friends im the

western section of tee province, retarned

to Charlottetown last night. 4% the Queen Hotel: Mr and Mrs David H Ho gg, Montreat F eakaat Halifax;

A Hart, Yarmouth; W C Lea, Tryon; J A L4vingston, Montreal; Miss McLean, Georgetown; O Eennebury, Argyle Shore. Mr BE Darbs, publisher f the People’s he left his years ago, is

Yress, at Owatonna, Minn.,

island home twenty-seven

visiting the province. Durtng his long ab- | sence Mr. Darby has prospered ‘fairly and |

onjoys very much the days he is spending |

among old friends. He leavee for Sums merside today.

At the Hotel Davies: Ethel Wedlock, Stanley Bridge; Wm Richards, Bidetord; Peter McNett, Malpeque; £ Parkland, Moovtreal; W W Cole, Toronte: Chas H Buck aad wife. Bristo!; AC Cuhoe, wife and child, da; Mrs T F Martineois, N Y City; Mies A B Douglass, Newark, N J; A McWiliienus, West Cape; A F Larkin, 7 ignish; d hedereoe, C A Evans, Halifax: HA Cardies!, Montreal: Geo"W Aibbert, Georgetowea; | C Hall, Hotel Acadia; B C Cox, Souris.

a a

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meeting of Court

& delock. Pay- !

C.Q, F.—Regular Charlottetown tonight at

meat of daes aud other important basi-! nese. a are eae Ortexy Division will meet this evening

ock in Wriyht’stlLower Hall, for initiation aad special business of vital ine

t portance te every menrver.

at 8. 20 ow

Tre Cexz or Guext.— arrived from

Tne'City of Gheut Halifas via Jtotermediate ports this morning at 6 Ochck, witha! general carzo and several pasrengers. Ste sailed again at 12 o’cleck for Gam merside. - Laip re Rest.—Thke funeral of the tate? Mrs. Charles Palmer, which took place yesterday efternocn te Sherweot, was ats tended by a large number of prominent } citizens. The patl-benrers were: Chief !

Justice Seilivan. Judge Alley, Malceole McLeod, Q. C., duai Cwen, W HH} Aitken, and James Reddin, Esqs. i ee i Men, women and children who are | troubled with sores, humors, pimples, xtc., | my fiod permanent relief in ‘Hood’s Sar- ea varilla. OE - <i> + ~<a a mecene’s Quarter Cicm Tom Keene was a good story teller. } ‘‘For ten years,’’ so went one of his tales, ‘‘I bougbt all my theatrical cos- tumes fram one dealer, and as during much of that time I was playing many new parts im the old California theater ck company of San Francisco my trade was@ matter of considerable im- pertaien, When I was about to leave the slope and come east, I went so — a final order and bid my. costumer good- by. ‘I’m very sorry ao weal he said. ‘Here, Jake alling to a.clerk. Run ont and get Mr. Keene @ good gq iarter of a dol lar cigar.

‘‘As Jake atarted my costumer svhis- pered behind his hand, ‘Two for a guar- ter, Jake; two for a quarter. Pinks

These Fired Hidneys Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver

kidaeys todo what they must do to be a healthy man or woman “

' ' ’ Pilis help tired | if you are

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ard when the face is smarting caused nothing so cooling as.

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fumed with Ottar of Roses. Price 25 cents.

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FHE DRUGGISTS.

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; strolling about the spacious grounds over-

: wound.

| paraded the principal streets, preceded by |

i ttrial of | handsom

;}cup nezt | Chronicle.

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’ CREAM OF ROSES__®

Iz not sticky or oily, rubs in dry in a minute and ‘s delight{ul’y per~ Don’t go on your vocation without a boitle. Prepared and sold only by

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

RTTEUTIENTS

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, ‘ULY 29

Local and Other Items,

In Unironm.--The Charlottetown Eogi- re rs will mest fordrill in the park this

evening at 730 in un'form. Band in atiendan ce.

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A. O. H. —A special Division number one wil] be held in their hall on Sunday next at3 p.m. As business of importance will be trfneacted, all the members are urgently requested to be present,

meeting of

scion lien Scavovea Grovspen.—The Guardian reports that ‘the schooner Frank owned by , Captain Miller, Tignish, and laden with | cedar posts, grounded on New London bar | last } riday and is likely to be a total love, |

The cargo has been saved. It ia thovgiit | that the‘captain misteok the range light , and thus endangered his ship. | '

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Carp of Tuanks.—The Ladies’ Aid Soriety of the First Methodist Church beartily thank George E Hughes, E-q, for the use of his beautiful grounds at Inkerman,and his many kini offices,which contributed so largely to the success of the Lawao Party given under their auspices yesterday.

Laws Party.—The Lawn Party at

lukerman vesterday was oue of the pleas- antest affairs of the season. The attend- ance was large, and everyone had a good time. Refreshments of the best de- scription were provided. The Ladie.’ Aid Society of the First Methodist Church managed the affair and did it most success« fully.

ns { At Home at Riversipe.—Sir Lonis and Lady Davies, wereat home yesterday afternoon from 4to 7 and their residence

Riverside was thronged with invited guests,

The aftera was pleasantly spent in

900 looking the view of the harbor. Many of the ladies costumes were noticeably pretiy and enhanced the attractiveness of the scene. The city band furnished delight- fal music for the ecsasion. sips

A Cui.e Isscrep.—A ‘Vitde eon of Mr.

Patrick Bourke, of this city, received a

night, and narrowly escaped being killed. It seems that the little fellow was p'aying

WHITE SHIRTS

‘the Latest

; severe shock from a live electrie wire last |

with some companions, and, not realizing the danger, picked up the wire which wis lying on the street. Besides the shock ore ofthe ckiid’s ‘bauds was severelp burned. {t is said thar the wire was detached early in the afternoon by a ranaway team coming in contact with the pole saieitiduhicas Seareixe Meara’s Doon —A lieutenant lav wounded on the field, tleedivg trom an ertvry‘iolkes +hou'der, during a n ght attack onen English camp at Matakiand, in Tedi surgeon Captain B. V. Hugo fouvd him and at the risk of hia life lighted amateb and discovered the nature of the For three howrs, while ‘he Eng- lish resisted the attack, he held the artery betwea his “inger aud thambynad wi e: the evexiv broke int> the camp te took the leatenantiu his arms, sull holding the wound, ant bore him to a place of safety. Ed “7QU0n ConriscatEeD .— Two liquor sei- lers cameto griefat tLe League of the Gross picnic yesterdav. They set up busi- ness in the woods and on the roadside, and ought toobtain trade throuch the med- hm Gf canvassers sent to the picnic grounds. But tneir litilegame was made weown'tofather Jobeston-early in the day,

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SHIRT WAISTS

al 60 each

Light and dark colors, all to 40 worth regularly 85c to

$1.00 each oe

STANLEY BRRS.¢ STANLEY BR

NECK WEAR ; WATERPROOF FOR LADIES CLOAKS

“All new and upto d:te A fine assortment of

ties in all the new shapes goods. : —made up in satin, mus-@ They are being Sold

lin and piqve, Cheap These are Want One ?

Come and see them.

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Our White Shirts are made so as to insure per- fect comfort.

The material is always? good, the sizes are always correct, the finieh always the best.

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D. GORDON, SIXTUS McLELLAN High-Class Tailoring and =~ Men's Furnishings. ame

Our Ambition

iste conduct our business so that every purchaser shall he pronied. We are not doing business for this year or for the 1ext. We want your trade continuously. Drop in and see our new fall Suitings, Overcoating ant ee they are plumbs.

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Men’s Stylish Outfitters

arr was

ane! mae “tha posse of the boys, pounced upon the oftenders aad centiscated their etack-imteade. it is hoped that the af- feir will wot end bere, and that the offends ers wi'l shortly receive the punishment 'thev deserve.

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Leacue or tue Cxost.—The annual picn eof the Leagne of the Cross was held ai Midgeil yesierds ay- Toe day was fine and thearge number of peeple in attend- ance theranzhiv ertered thenmselvs The verions tal on were well pov! aaa. and

there wae also an iateresting programme | of games.,etc. Before leaving the ciy the | »ogs of the Le vague, to the mumber < 244,

the Leagne band ereditable to all wore theshandsome

The turnout was bigh!v | concerned. The boys Lew regalias made by

the Sisters of St. Joseph’s Convent, which | weve greatly admired. t YD

£ Bayrer Yacutsmax.—Mr HC Meo- McLeod, General Manager of the Bank of NovaScotia, whosefame az avacht design - er extends from Lake Minnetonka to Priace Edward Island, has just launched anew addition to the fleet of the Roval } Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron. In the her speed she {captured * "the

e “Crescent Cap” presented to!

the R N S&S Y squadron by Admi- al ae res

kine avd the officers of his flagship

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by exposure to the ho: sun, there is se

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50 pairs Boys Tan boots in sizes 1 ‘o 5 ‘regular prices $1.85 will go now for $1.25 > Get around guick Boys sand have a pair.

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