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oniy i2¢ per lb. Order today.

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CARD! DR. H- L. DICKEY

(Late {Clinical Assistan_at I oyal London Ophthalmic Hospttcl, Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

SpeciaList—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OrFicE—Cemeron Block ;

RESIDENCE—W ater Street Opp Hote) Davies

OrFice Hovurs—920am,to lpm,2to4pm Evenings by ayy ini ment Bye Tested snd Fitted With Glasser

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McLeod, Solicitor June 2h, tf

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FOR SALE OR TO) LET —“Watermere.” Also “Parkview” Cottage adjoining same. | Apply to Hon. Geo, W. Howlan or toD. C.

CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.

> LAE SESS C6? gqzessese © POLS Sx VESBiBSE 38 ' ae % | Meeting of the Association at Sozrth . | port.

‘he Prince Edward of Christian Churches

Island Association assembled in con: vention at Soutbport from July 7th to 9iL

The association opened under

Buspicious Circumstances, and

and enthusiasm continued

Rev. F. Harlow, of Sum-

| the most the interest

| throughout

merside, preached Saturday night. The

= | rev. gentleman 18 the new pastorat Sum-

ge | merside. Rev. D. Crawford, of New Glas-

j ” | gow, the pioneer preacber of the Christian

& Chureh on the Island, delivered

> the Associational sermon on

f@ | Sunday morning, and Rev. I

; @ Nelson Stevenson, of Ontario, who arrived e 7? nen face begins to S ) Friday to take chat ge of the work at Mon q when one 5 % tague, was the speakerof Sunday even- i tan nd therefore time S fing. At the business meeting on Monday 5 : Lt aes, « Bebiin al ws Rev RF Whiston was unanimously elect to pur nig ae ‘ @ ‘ed moderator, snd J. Harry Williams

: EpELWEISS CREAM. j he & | Secretary Of the association. A mission ® best toilet iotion, gs | board was constituied to be called the . _ i. & | Home Mission Boardof P. Kk. I. The ‘ Price 20 % members elected were Rev J. Nelson ¢ @ | Sievenson, A.N. Simpson and Major E he’s = | Linkletter, of Summerside; Harry Wil.

? Ue | ams was appoicted missionary secretary fm | acd Francis Bovyer, treasurer. The com- e atta Hall. 5 mittees on Temperance, Wayr and Means, : Ay = | Obituaries and resolutions gave full and

excellent reports, showing the work to be in @ prosperous aod promisiog condition. Resolutions were adopted tnanking the Prese, the people of Southport and the P,. E.I. Railway for courtesies conferred. The farewell meeting was !ast night and was a@ fitting close to a most helpful and inspiring Association. Rev. R. F. Whiston gave arousing addre-s upon the “God Sent Man,” which will be long re- membered. About 125 delegates were in

attendarce and many visitors. The | church was crowded at all services. The next Association will be held with the

Centra! Christian Church at Chariotie-~

town.

ANOTHER NAME ENROLLED,

Growing List of those who Testify to

Dodd’s Kidney Pills in Montreal.

MoNTREAL, July 9.—The list of those who bave received benefit from the great medicine, Dodd’s Kidney Pills, is steadily growing inthecity. Sioce Mr. Robert Thomon’s name was published, Mr. M. Mulio. of 4 Eigin Street, bas stepped for- «ard and submitted his testimony. His ase was Rheumatism which thoug" pow generally recognized as a kidney disease is pot & ways treated as such.

People-waste a lot of money trying to drive Rheumatism from the system. If they would a!! follow Mr. Mulin’s example they would besaved much pain and ex- penee.

Saye be: *‘I have had Rheumatiem for some time and could get rothing to cure me until I used Dodd’s Kidney P lis. I bave now taken three boxes and aw cured,”

OA A IO IL RRA ren me TR

STRICT CARE AND ATTENTION.

Ip thie age of worry, hustle and buei- nees COMpetition, strict care and attention in the filling of your phyeicion’s prescrip~ tions ix absolutely neceerary for tbe safety apd welfare of your family. We guar- antee accuracy in dispensing and purest quality of drngs.

Paineé’s Ce_eny Compocnp

Will quickly banish those tired feelings that make life a burden in the bot weatber, It braces the nerves, builds up tieeue, bone and flesh, gives « bealthy appetite and perfect digestion. Paine’s Celery Com- pound is the best and tafest of all wedie

-REDDIN BROS, Druggis's.

Charlottetown, P E [.

No. I

This line e¢ontains six

No. 2

Soiled and Nun’s clo.

Yours to clear

lines.

8tocks in the city.

These goods are selling fast, one in need of a Black Dress to call and see these

WEEES & CO.

THEJPEOPLE’S STORE.

Fancy Black Luster.

different patterns and

sold in the regular way 56c and 60c. Yours. to clear, Fancy Black.

4@e per yard.

b, all weol. This line

Y contains five different patterns and cold in the 4) ‘regular way at 70c and 7dc.

49e per yard. It will pay any-

WEEKS & COS Black Dress Goods Leads all Others.

We carry one ef the largest and best assorted

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY

THR DAILY EXAMINER

JULY 11, 1900

MR. McLEAN’S LETTER.

Mr. T.A. MoLean’s reply to the Patriot is very much to the point. Really the Patriot ought not to have given credence to the statemeat of one of the

Government’s paid heelers as against that

ofa man of the character and standing of

Mr. McLean. Mr. McLean was per ectly right and reasonable when be sud that but four to six carts could be used (to acs» vantage upon the three ,nsof narrow roadway noder repair at Newson’: well. It 1? 2dmiited (hat &@S Mapy as Lweive carts

were upon the ground atthe public ex~

pense, and it is again asserted by Mr. Mc-

Lean that no jess than sixteen were hired

on the part of the Government. Jatrageous not at the

Douglass electors, right

unjustifiable, as this is, it is

all extraordinary. To secure election of Dr. the peo- part, pot only at Neweon’s Hil! oiher of the Second Distriet of Queen’s. As to Mr. McLean’s direct charge of the attempted bribery of his farmers—we shall see whether or not the Patriot

and left, have been bribed with

ple’s money, which has, in great been literally thrown away

but in many parts,

will dare to deny it.

DR. MURRAY'S JUBILEE.

A Very Interesting Celebration at Cavendish Yesterday.

The jubilee and piczic at Cavendish yesterday in celebration of the fiftieth aa- biversary of the ordination of Rev. Isaac Murray, D. D., waeagreat success The weather was fine throughout and the ate tendance large. The ‘ea and refreshment tables were well patronized. About two o'clock the large gatuerinug was called to order by Rev. DL. B. McLecd,of Char. lotteiown, who was sppointed chairman, and Msjor Mclotosh read an address of congratulation io Dr. Murray. The ad- dreee spoke in terms of praise of Dr. Murs ray’s career in the ministry, and expressed the hope that ;he would be spared for many years yet. The congratulations of the Cavendish aud New Glasgow con- gregations were then conveyed to Dr. Murray, after which congratulatory ad- dresses were delivered by Reve, Major McIntosh, D. G. Roberteon, W. P. Archi bald, L. G. McNeill, Mr. Lockerby and others. Dr. Murray’s reply befitted the occasion. Altogether the celebration wa- most creditable. Tae Examine joins iu the congratulations to Dr. Murray.

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A TESTIMONIAL

Chambers Court Ferndale, J.0O. F No. 1055.

Georcetown, P. E. Jsianp, JcuLy 2xp, 190)

At a special meeting of the I. O. F., held this night, the following Rerolutioa of Condoience was unanimously adopted : ~

lu removing from our books the uame of our Jate brother, George F. Owen, we desire to put on record our testimony a6 to the faithfulness with which be dis- discharged bis ducies relative tothe Or- der, and bis uniform interest iu the wel- fare of our Court.

And Whereas, It hath pleeeed Almighty God toremove Lim from our midst, Wr, Le cfficer# and members of Court Fern-

sle, «Xtend our beartfr]t sympathy to hie serenved widow and fatherless children, rusting thatthey may find that One -ource of Consolation which can never be dried up.

Also Resolved, That this Resolution be printed, and copies sent the family uf the deceased, and be publiehed in “The Inde- pendent Forester.”

Ne.son Farrcwixp, C. R. A. W. K. Herpuay, RK. 8.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

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Deak Breterex, Greetinc.— We again address you by letter. Another querter has gone. We look back and we aek our- selves individually how much have we each done to promote the harmony, ad- vance the interests and preserve unsullied the reputaticn of the Order.

If we have been in the habit of trying to make others sboulder our esbare of re spunsibility iv the past Jet use break sway irom such & habit and cowe out and get to work. If we can get alovg in this work withcut the expense of our energies we may be sure little will be sacccm- plirhed. It must be in earaest if we would be true sons of temperance. Let ue meet with Centinnial Division, Caven- dish, on Wednesday, the 18ib inst., at 11 a. m., actuated by pure and good motives, and Jet os endeavor to make this meeting one of great good to cur caure. Deputies will pleate try to have returos in by the 16:b, *f poseible. The plece, Cavendish, the date, July 18th,at 11 a.m.

Fraternally, Exner WEEKS, Grand Scribe. Fredericton, July 7th, 1906. ~~ —__.>-o——— ———

Excursion.—Tne choir of the First Methodist Church intend holding a moon- light excursion on Monday evening, the 16th inst., on the Jacques Cartier. Don’t make any other engagement for that night. As a good time is gueranteec—if we may

judge by the euccees of iaet year’s excur~ eion. —2in.

SO

clan Otter an

AperDEEN.— The Government Aberdeen came into port last

THE steamer

| night.

benepeniene

Tne Pross.— Moderate to west winds; fine. Thursday—moderate to fresh south winds; ehowers,

i sadelicininia

THe TH R arrived at Sydney today, where she will take in bunker coal betore proceeding to Rochester,G. B.

L. O. A.—The members of St. George’s Lodge wil! mee: tomorrow night (12tt ) at 8 o’clock sharp. Young Britons and all Visiting members cordially preeent.—E Younker, W. M.

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Tae Tiser.—The steamer Tiber, of the Dobell Line, arrived from Montreal last evening, {bringing a gocd general cargo, Bhe left this morning for Halifax with a cargo which included 400 bazs oate, and sundry merchaadise.;

iiceiniipinin

Fine Cartie.—Mesers. Carvell, Bros. and Robert Roberts shipped by the 8. 8. Bonavista twenty head of fine cattle aud fifty sheep. Among the Jot were two oxen fed by John R. McLeod, Dariington, weighing twenty-six hundred and fifty pounds,

Tak Sgason’s Festivities.—Tea at St Andrew’s and picnic at Rocky Point to day. The weather is delightfu!. Those who attended the tea at Kinkora yesterday were well pleased with the outing.

I. OQ. G. T.—The annual cession of the Grand Lodge was held at Pownal yesterday. There was a good attendance, avd the proceedings throughout were ex- ceedingly interesting. The reports of the Grand Officers showed the Order to be iu a sOund condition. In tbe evening a public meeting was held #t which sn in- teresting literary and musical programme was discussed. Miss Forsyth, of Bosion, & prcminent worker in the Order, was present and ggave an excellent address.

The session wes continued today. Offic. ers were elected this afternoon, but we were unable to obtain the list in time for

publication.

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MILITARY PRIZES

Given Last Night — No. 1Co’s Good Haul.

The prizes won at the Military Tourna- merton July 20d were presented at the artillery armories last evening. Quite a number of men in uniform were present and aleo some ladies and other visitore.

Col. Moore presided, and the medalz were giveo by Mrs. (Colone!) Moore and Mrs. (Colonel) Longworth. Col. Moore presented the tug-of war and tbe relay race trophies, while Mayor presented the trophy f rom the City to the company making the greatest number of

pointe,—the threeto No. I Co. The gun shifttrophy, which has not yet are rived, goes to No2 Co. Some of the prizes bad been previously given to the

victors, including the Montague teaw, Meeera Stephen and Ruggler, and W Joner, of Pownal.

Short speeches were made by Col. Moore, Col. Longworth and Gap: Bart- lett. In the course of Col. Moore’s re- marks he said that bad the Islanders in South Africa been homesome medal)s wonld surely have graced their brevsis, He m-u tioned Proud of No1Co. snd Arbuckle of No2Co. The Culorel aleo seid tbat though Nol Co had woo the prize ft. rali- round excellence, the prize thatis brignt est in the artillerymau’s eyes gces to Nu 2 Co—the gun shift trophy.

Col. Longworth expreseed his pleasure at the artillery winning the great mejority of the prizes, and drew parallel between the artilleryman and the athlete. . Capt. Bartlett said he was very happy io being in command of the winning Company. Under a former avd most exce!lent officer No 1 Co has risen to bigh place, and he hoped that thecompany would maintain it.

God Save the Queen was sung, and three cheers were given for the Queen, Col. Moore and Co). Longworth.

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Black Blister Cloth at Stanley Bros

We have just open- ed a very fine assort-

ment of Black Fancy

, Dress Goods. la They are the new-

est patterns in high grade goods, and the price is 10 to 20 per

cent lower than usual.

Prices

Range From 80c To $1.9

STANLEY BROS

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Furnishing News For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing the largest and -nobbiesi le of neck wear in the city.

We have them at any price ‘from 2¢ to 75.¢ Anotner strong line with us is our Shirts.

White and*:solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached, ilk front shirts. See our double thread Balbriggan Un’ e:- clothing, 85c per suit.

Extra bargains every Saturday nigk:, Store open until 11

PER YARD

p- m. i. : Gordon & MoLellan. ...-- Men’s Stylish Outfitters,

EVA & ‘Beautiful Enamelled

Belt and neck clasps, broaches, cuff links{nat™pins, scar pins, coffee and tea spoons.

We have them witb British, Canadian, Scotch, Irish ?and Frenzh coats of arms.

Aiso flag and maple leaf pins from 10c. and 15c. up.

We have sold a number of wedding rings} lately, butffae we are MAKERS of rings can quickly supply$ any style of ring required.

New gold spectacles and eyeglasses.

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