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June 30. George Moore Mrs. Moore
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Just opened a lot of very
handsome Black F ancies and
Blister Cloths.
These are the latest pat-
terns in high-grade goods,and
the prices are from 10 to 20
per cent lower than usual.
Prices
Range from
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$1.90 $5"
STANLEY BRUS.
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Boots aasssaasssssess
Dongcla Boots with Eng westin; toy-nic:
dressy boot-latest style i-ex ra good villlc at
See them in our window.
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Every home needs an instrument,
Every family will be happier for having one,
Evenings are pleasanter,
Sunday's more happy,
It tends to keep the family together,
Don"n'say you can’t atford it,
You can”t aB'ord to be without one,
The .price  be m&d° right'
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See us about the instrument you want-
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C0nnolly’s Building.
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Bicyclists, keep to the left.
Mr. John A. Gardnfr, of `Bedeque,`P. E.
Island, is in town spending a week with
Mr. Joseph Gardner.-Moncton Times.
Mr. Joseph Smith of Georgetown, P. E.
I., who has been spending the last few
months in Moncton, left on the Maritime
Express Saturday night for Quebec where
he hasjoined the R. C. A.-Moncton Tran-
cript.
CHOIR Excvasrols.-Those who wish to
go to the First Methodist choir excursion
on Monday evening next had better
secure their tickets early as only a limit-
ed number will be sold. Tickets may be
procured from members of the choir.
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The late Rev. Dr. Cramp, for many
years president of Acadia college, was
a most industrious collector of books, and
possessed at the time of his death one of
the largest private libraries in the Dom~
inion. All new books of any note were
obtained by him as soon as published, but
his collection was especially rich in liter-
ature, all of the fathers being represented
with huge tomes on the old councils.
\Vith few exeptions these books have
been kept as they were left at Dr. Cramp’s
death, but now his heirs have decided to
turn them all over to the college. They
will be a valuable addition to the library.
-Halifax Herald.
THE tire department had a iight yester-
day morning against a blaze that for a.
time promised to be a most disastrous one,
and even as it was the tire practically des-
troyed the building in which it originated.
It started in a building in_the rear of Mr.
G. F. Hutcheson's confectionery store,
part of which is used by Mr. \Voolner as
a stable and the remainder was used for
the storing of a large number of barrels by
Mr. Hutcheson. Thefire originated in the
hay loft in which was stored about two
tons of hay and whenf__the tiremen arrived
they found the fire well seated. Fi\e
streams of water played on the building
for some time before the tire was extin-
guished. The building is owned by Hon.
B. Rogers and was not insured. Mr.
Hutcheson’s loss is $50. Mr. \Voolner
two ton of hay.
A BUCTOUCHE correspondent writes:
The Rev. Father Banon, pastor of St.
Aloysius church, who has for the last two
months been travelling throughout Eu-,
rope, a.rrived_home on Saturday evening,
the 7th inst. He was welcomed at the
depot by a large number of his congrega-
tion, rejoicing to see again him who is
held in such general esteem amongst them.
Father Banon's health has been greatly
improved by his sojourn in the warmer
climes of the continent. On Sunday he
treated the congregation with a short but
graphic account of what most interested
him while away and particularly of his
travels through Italy, France and Ireland.
While in Rome he enjoyed the pleasuie
of Rev. D. 0`Leary’s company, to whom
he expressed himself indebted forkindness
shown him in pointing out the interesting
features of the eternal city. The Rev.
Father Banon attended the ceremony of
the canonization of St. Jean Baptiste de
ia Salle in company with the Rev`ds
Fathers Arsenault and McDonald of P.
E. I. To your correspondent the Rev.
gentleman spoke highly of | the Paris ex-
position which he claims is equal to its
pretensions and not the fake which many
have pronounced it. He was particularly
interested and highly pleased with the
scenery of the Emerald Isle to which he
naturally devoted the greater part of his
lei ture.-Moncton Times.
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To cure a headache in ten minutes use
Kumfort Headache Powders 10 cents. '
_Good News
of
Good § Needful
Things
For any day in the -Week,
Except Sunday, That You
May Require Them-
Lots of people get their Bicycles re,
paired by me and there are many more
who will when they find out how quickly
ani satisfactorily all work is done at the
“Ideal” Bicycle Repair Shop.
Special attention to every wheel and
all work done when promised.
Enamelling and repairing _ in all its
banches.
Grafton Street. »
DR. GORD0ll   ALLEY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 1
GRADUATI MGGILI. UH}VlR8lTY
Oilce and Rcsidenee.Dorchestar Street East.
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July 2. E.I{.Brow,Mrs.E.R. Brow, Bernice
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i dents Everywhere.
Miss Lena. Barrett Charlottetown
July 10. Harry Allen, A. H. Gaynor and
wife, Boston; Dr. Read, Miss_Read, St.
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\VAsHrNc.ro.\’, D. C., July 10, 1900.
Seventy warships are under construction,
or have their designs in preparation, for
the United States navy. This formidable
fleet is described in a statement just
issued by Rear Admiral Hichborn, chief
constructor. The statement gives the
names of 12 battleships, six armored
cruisers, nine protected cruisers, four
monitors, one gunboat, 16 torpedo boats
destroyers, 15 torpedo boats and seven
submarine torpedo boats under construc-
tion or whose designs are being prepared.
Four of the battleships-the Kentucky,
Illinois, Alabama and Wisconsin-are of
17 knots speed, and will be completed
within a year; the Maine, Missouri and
Ohio are of 18 knots, and five of 19 knots
have their designs in preparation. The
six armored cruisers are of 22 knots; six
of the protected cruisers are of 17 knote
and three of 22 knots; the four monitors
are of 12 knots.
The construction of the gunboat for the
great lakesauthorized in1898 issuspended
pending an arrangement with
Great Britain as to the arma-
ment each nation] shall maintain in
ine boat Plunger is under contruction in
Richmond. Va., and arrangements are be-
ing made for contracting for six addition-
al marine boats of the Holland type.
Including the Texas, the battleship
fleet of the United States will consist of
18 vessels, and the armored cruiser squad- <
ron, countingfthe New York and Brook-
lyn, of eight vessels.
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lack Bovered With Bllsters - Terrible
ltchlng - No Sleep Possible - Dr.
in almost its worst form for the past
three years. At times my back and
-shoulder blades were literally covered
question. I tried various well-known
ointnienta (names mentioned), and did
everything possible to obtain relief, but
with little success. I had frequently
Since using Dr.,\$_Q,se's Ointment. I arn
box, at all dealers, or Edmanson. Batel
and Co.. Toronto.
 
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A full line of the above high class U.
goods to select from including
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Ham Loaf Jellieillilocks
Turkey and Tongue
Cottage Loaf Sliced Dried Bee
steak and Onions -
. Veal Loaf Potted Beef, Ham,
'1 ongue.
Reef Loaf
fanned Beef and Hare _
Sliced Bacon hand Plum Pudding. `
Prices ranging from 15 to 5oc a tin. '
, Victoria Row Grocers. `
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Weather
Goods. 
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- - r | 1 drinks on hot days guaranteed to
touch the "thirsty spot.”
About f
Groceries
You know we keep the best
and our prices are just right. Any-
thing you want we have and our
price is just what _von expect. .
Try our Teas--25 cents. ` _
Helen Moore Edith ’Moore, Fred
If - M0 , C. Eurail, lvns. G. E. Fun,,
` N    PIlli(<)>It.el+‘11ll. Cliarlottetown; Miss Mutch
Summer
Stanley, Gerald Stanley, Miss Barrett,
July 7. \V. C. Hohkirk, Geo. J. Rogers,
Charlottetown. »
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those waters. The torpedo boat destroy- R H   
ers are of 29 and 30 knots, and the torpedo ‘ I 0 p \
boats of 26, 28 and 30 knots. The submar-
So many diilerentkinds that 
we wont begin to try to de-
scribe them. ,
We only say this, we can
sellyou aSuit of Undercloth-
ing that will tit you perfectly 
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Summer
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Head tea.
Most every one wants a
Straw Hat in the hot season
for those who do we' have for
your inspection the Enest line
of Canadian and American
Straws we have ever shown ,
and we have always had the
as we keep all sizes, a suit that
will be smooth and comfortable
A very necessary quality a
Suit that will wear well and
we will sell it to you cheaper
than any other Store inthe
City will. - it
Those are facts you can
prove them by personal inspec'
tion.
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best in the City.
'If you want a nice Straw
Hat at a moderate price come
to Ramsayfg. .
If you prefer a cap ,we have
them by hundreds, every style
made The favorite one is a
Yachting Cap light, cool, sty
lish and comfortable.
Try one.
lsnnnsnsoluacu 4Q_  
 if = _give you every delicacy
ciislthdll & Gitti,  W'  
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“\Ve are gettingarespectable navynow," _ V p ' i I "‘ i U
is the comment of Rear Admiral Hich-  o - _' _ - »
barn.-Boston Globe. ` i » I
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At this store Tourists will  a most complete stock of.
Eggzmain |{   STERLING ‘SILVER
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' We carry the largest stock of Souvenir novelties and have man
 mg esigns that cannot ~ be procured elsewhere. I Aoplea-sure 10 hi*
a'r.::;:.2.':"#f..:.°:.°.'.'~~'-°"°"~'° i W, .W. WELLNER..
Mr. John Kelly, 79 Trinity street To-' - \ `
ronto, in an interview, made the' fol- Jowelol' *nd E°gr‘ver' - p
lowing verbatim statementz- I 1-  ' _ ' . . ‘ ` e `  ' ' if
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"I have been troubled with eczema ' 0 ` I F at I W _ A “_”
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lf Some Person
Silverware lm
HHS  Wedding Presents
We have sold quite a number of
pieces recently for Wedding
Presents.
Sfgql(-nice and new.
Qual||y-s°mnt°ed-
Price s-right
These fre the factors which
help to build up our business.
Jeweller and.Opt1can.
Sunnyside. 0
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with patches like water blisters, and ' V,”
these, accompanied with terrible itch- .
ing on my legs, put sleep out 01.' the " ~ . .
heard of Dr. Chase’s Ointment, but The I lIlOI'niIlg is the beSt'tim@ to 
meeting with so many disappointments, r
I had not mes ir. seeing the advertise- ' ' children photographed--TRY `
ment one day . ncluded to get a, box. .\
like a. new being. Its soothing and if -_  V -
healing properties are simply marvel
lous, and I am honestly grateful td  E 6 
Dr. Cha.se‘s Ointment for the release > ° ‘ .,_
from long suffering! - » 0.
Dr. Chase's Ointment, a positive cure ' ln the 1I10I‘Il1Ilg
for all itching skin diseases, 60 cents a
would drop »
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