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vio (ULTICAL MEETINGS.

; Third District of Queen's.

; wg etdersigned will meet the Electors ‘bird District of Queen’s at the fol- : ee toes and places. wart, Thursday, July 15th, at 6

*p. mm. Ihe Ls ;

oe Road, Friday, July 16th, at 6 a lay: if. York, Saturday, July 17th, at 6 By Dein. 4

i ’ Week Cross, Monday, July 19th, at

to sur the > p.m. turers Q Sin. 7" ‘4 . *, ° Pposing Candidates invited to

maa reve FRED. PETERS. ‘Pat JAMES H. CUMMISKEY.

SSESOCHOL COGSEBSDOPOSABRIE GHOSECHSH BPOL HOS

| Market Hall meeting tonight.

; Sunday afiernoon, at three o'clock.

i this evening at the Cit

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Just opened. All sizes—all prices . Bargains In Base Balls, Ba ; Bats and Child

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THE DAILY FXAMINER, CAARLOTTETOWN JULY 15, 1€97

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Beer Bros. for Dress Goods. Artittery —No 1 Company, C. A., willmeet for drill this evening. — - wiles Scorr Act anp Prrovry.—Hear what, Dr. McLeod has to say on this tonight.

—_——~=——— S. O. E.—The regular meeting ot Lodge K:on tonight at 8 o’clock. Red Rose degree

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Tae Wrarner. — Moderate to fresh southwest avd west winds, cleariag and warm.

_—- Ts Tur Seott Acta failure in Frederic- ton? Dr. McLeod will answer this at the

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Masonic.— The brethren of

Victoria

the special meeting at 8 o’vlock. -_

Heartz’s Hati.— Rev. Dr,

Fredet

McLeod of Hall,

clon wil, vreach at Heartz’s

eas Carovn A.A. Ass’y (Ltd).—A meting shareholders of tthe Cu’town Amateur Athletic A-+’n (Ltd) will be beld v Council Chamber at & ve oek °

and boar] of

At this meeting the oilicers directors will be appointed the Association pa-sed, niaeiilenmnie

Hairax Scanpat —Accord ng toa late

cle spateh from fia fax, Ie spector Ranks anda squad ef police raided a millnery establishment ‘n Barripgton atreet on

Saturday night, and found a Jot of voung women and men belonging to good famil- ies. The establishment was found to be a resort of the lowest kind. The discovery has created a sensation. Se

Procress.—Three ani a half years ago a butter factory was started at Crapand in fear and trembling Jest there shoud not be sufficient milk to keep it in operation. There are now another butter factory and

CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCOTT ACT CAM- PAIGN,

To obviate the diftisulty respecting Scott Act contributions it is distinctly un ter— stood by the tiaancial committee that no names of parties contributing to the funds will be publicly acknowleged. Anonymous non de p'ume, church and society gifts however will, be announced. At the dloxe of the campaign a complete statement will be sent to each contributor with a receipt attached acknowledging his contribution. Christian Eadeavor Zon Church. .$19.00 Epworth League, First Methodist

CBRIOR secscesrcccsedveen sé vensdeceseel 08 PN sinnncesns cedban une dbiectons 1.00 Refuge Div. S. of T., Fredericton.. 10.00

ened Liodee FT. 0267 Biss cdc did. 10.00 OPE 2.00 «+ bcbeasceneubounnnes + « 644s 25 iii iA ili il al a) mae Mother with drinking boy.......... 20 gs hd Mn Gk ion cat . £0.00 Merchant ...... 7.00 Te 5.00 Wholesale Merchant.......... 2.00 Freee © Cae sen diisciinwiie: . O48 erat sic 5 00 Discreet kékk ess Kee 5.00 Presbyterian Clergyman......... 1.00 PI ii a senives sy s0edes 2.00 Candidate ...... eld a al Conia . 2506

Friends be prompt; this is a battle waged for Christ and Home. Please send contributions to Rev. C. W. Corey or Mis McRae, at W. C. T. U. Coffee Rooms.

+ a - EXTRAORDINARY DENIAL,

Sirn,—-At the Monaghan Road meeting, la-t night, lon Mr. Peters emphatical y denied that he had nominated as a candi- date for Georgetown and Royalty. This was amost extraordinary statement in vew of the fact that Mr. Peters has so nominated. Is it possible that Mr. Peters was not aware of his Georgetown nomina- tion.

Forr Aveustus Evector,

ore Impurities in drinks such as mineral acids, the poisonoas coloring matter, often

a cheese factory all within aradius of four and ahalf miles. Yet the direetors of the Crapaud factory were, a few days ago, compelled to putin a second separator in

not spoil,

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A Srrance Case—A Halifax despatch |

Kings

of Nova Scotia, is in the city, totally blind. One night recently be read after returning home from asick ecall,and on awaking in the movning he experienced a slight d m- nse of vision. Gradually bis sight be- came worse and by the afternoon he was stone blind and could not -ee a ray of sun- light even when looking at the sun. The best Halifax doctors extend no bope of re- covery. The trouble is an effusion of blood on the optic nerves.

St. Marcarers Tea—Th>? following ‘8

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the Tea held at St. Margarets ; \lex. R. Robertson, Donald a. pring; Dressing Case, Jos-phine McIntyre, East Point; Ladies | Gold Pin. Donald A. McDonald, Clear | Spring; SUmbrella, Joseah McPhee, Clear Spring; Lady’s Gold Brooch, given for guessing nomber of beans in a botile, woa bv Joseph McLeod, Cable Head; guess Lise. number 1732.

g¢ of prizes in nection with uo duly 6+h:—Album,

1 Point; Eight Duy Clock,

, actual mnie Mr. McLaren, manager at Halifax for the Canada Life Insuraace Company, is paying a short visit to Charlottetown.

The Liberal Conservatives have engaged the Lyceum as their Campaign Rooms, from this date till afier the Efect-

ion. This Hall will be open every day and evening. All friends of the party «are ex-

p-cted to attend, and will be

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cause tl!ness and stomach disorders. Sov- ereign Fruit Syrups are free trom ail impurities.

Premier Laurier has been for scme weeks in England and will visit France

and possibly other continental countrmes before his return. Sir L, H. Davies is also in England and will be tollowed socn by. Hon. Mr. Fielding, who goes to nego- tiate a loan. Hon. Mr. Tarte also conten. plates a trip to Europe for the purpose of ** inspecting” the barbors of various ncou- tries, and now it is announced that the Minister of Agriculture, Hou. Mr. Fisher is contemplating a holiday trip to Japan!

200" 9S¢ 009850800858 GO000 ; Specially ; For Cyclists

Sticking Plaster done up in tinv tin eases to be earried in the tool bag, always ready for

nee in case of an accident.

5 and 10 cents.

$ COURT PLASTER—All *» ent into sinall vieces for use. The latest thing out, 5 cen’s.

YUCATAN CHEWING GUM.— A splendid gum for cyclists; 5c a package. Put up your wheel in our bicycle stand and come and try a glass of our delici- ous Soda Water. You'll like it ae much as everybedy else does.

Graduates in Pharmacy.

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made welcome.

DAINTY

One case, special purchase

Ladies’, Misses’ and

facturer’s samples, contains many wear, in Lawn and Cambric, beau kept in ordinary stock, and only o

making large purchases.

Ladies’ Night Gowns, Ladies’ Chemises. sadies’ Corset Covers, Ladies’ Knickers, Ladies’ Skirts, Infants’ Slips, Infants’ Long Skirts,

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This lot being a special purchase of a very large line of manu-

We will give special prices on those finer goods or to persons

BLOUSES

This lot is well worth your careful inspection.

BEER BROS Se E ERE EEE VERNER

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Iniants’ Whitewear

unusually fine pieces of under tifully trimmed, much nicer than ne of a kind.

Infants’ 3-4 Skirts Infants’ Short Skirts Infants’ Dresses Misses’ Night Gowns Misses’ Skirts Misses’ Knickers Misses’ Chemises

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SIMMER

At Reduced Prices—.,

Straw Hats, Straw Hats—reduced to clear,

Bathing Suits in all the different grades, reduced ; large stock to select from.

White and Culored Shirts at clearing prices.

Ask to see our light weight Hats—they are beauts, but they must be sold, and are reduced for that purpose.

Black and Grey Lustre and Rustle Cord Coats in all the diff- erent qualities and sizes, marked down to clear.

Summer Underclothing

1d5¢ each per pair worth lie, selling now at 8e wide, worth

Top Shirts only 15c¢ each.

2200 yards of print, worth 7c for 5c a yard. One case of White Cotton, 36 inch

Se, now for 6e

Cotton Hose oniy 6e 3,800 yds

The Seutt Aet Eletin

The following is an exact copy of the ballot to be used in

the Seott Act Election on the 22nd, inst.

Those wishing t)

have the Scott Act removed make their mark cpposite the

words “Against the Act,” which in the regular ballot is

printed in red ink.

JULY 22, 189T.

Voting on the Petition to the Governor-General for the revocation of the Order-in-Council which brought into force the second part of “ The Canada Temperance Act” in the City

of Charlottetown.

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Against the Aci

For the Act

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COUNTERFOIL

Bordeaux Claret C0.

(La Compagnie des vins de Bordeaux)

Everybody who can afford to spend the Summer Season in the Country, should secure @ stock of light end refreshing beverages.

s<F"Call or write for our new complete Price list of Wines, Liquors, ete., which contains amongst other choice brands

Bon Bourgeois Claret at $3

Per case of 1 doz. quarts.

Montferrand Claret -

Per case of 1 doz. quarts. $1 per case extra per 2 doz. pints.

Aleo a full assortment of

‘ Champagnes, Burgundies, Sauternes

Sherries, Ports, Rhine and Moselle Wines.

Our Assorted Bodega Cases

of fine Wines and Liquors.

ranging from ™ Sto $12 according io contents, have vecome the favorite pur- chase of the public, being withia the reach of everybody, and giving general catisfaction.

BORDEAUX CLARET C9.

30 Hospital Street. Montreal July 14 1619

W ANTED~—A cook good; reteren ces requied, Apply to tirsH Ww. Longworth jv lite

BICYCLE.—For sale, an English made Bievele. manufaetured by the celeb: ated Rudge Co Large cushion tire; no punctures possible, Will be sold vergfcheap, can be seen at Jas D. Taylor’s Bookbindery, Queen St,

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LOST.—On monday the 12th inst. A 2) dol lar bill. Please return to Mrs Unsworth, and receiye reward, Jy 15 4i

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