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is wonder .— every one is buying it— it is made of nice jsoft leathor —Jwith Estrap across the instep aud tip of patent leather. We have just receiv- ed two more cases of them in all sizes from 23 to 7, and have placed them in our window

while they last at the

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETON

PERSONAL.

Rev. Dr. Courtiss returned to Halifax | this morning.

Mr. A. McBath went to Pictou morning. |

Miss Libbe Trainor is at present visit~ ing friends in Fort Augustus.

Captain Malcolm Macdonald, of George” town,i8 in the city. !

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Mr. M- Lemont, Frederictoa, N. Be, |t registered at the Queen Hotel on Saturday bight.

His TI-ordship Bishop Macdonald

returned from tne Magialen ILslaads on Saturday.

Father Cummings, of Boston Father Paquin, of Tarse Rivers, Q usbec, are visiting Charlettetowa,.

Mrs. F. Perkias, of Ouarlottetown, and her little danghter Jeao are guests of Mrs Joho J. McKay. —Pictou Advocate.

Mrs. McKenaa, of Pictou, is visiting Charlott-town, She is the guest of Councillor Macdonald.

Mr. Herbert Sprague was a passenger this morning by the western train for a trip in Nova Scotia,

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Mr. Wilmot Lemont left this morning for his homeia Fredericton, N. B. He returos tothe Islandon Thursday, 4»

Rev. J. Read, of Centenary church, ree turned last night from a four weeke’ trip to Prince Eiward Island.—8t. Jobn Sun. }JSenator Ferguson returned trom Monc- ton on Saturday night, He has been made an honorary member of the Tupper Club.

Truro Sun: Miss Leta Craig went on Monday to Charlottetown, where she will spead two weeks with Misa Sadie David son. es Mrs. Oliver Muttart, of P. EK. Island is

| old price 59c.

Alley & Ul

Sh’town, P. &. I.

We have just opened a lot @ of now, fresh geols, we haven't room to tell you all in this ad, here isa partial list.

Grosse & Blackwell’s

Mixed Pickels, Chow Chow, Olive Oil, French Capers, Assorted Jams (in glass jars.)

Lea & Perrins, Worces.

tershir2 sauce.

Bluo Lable, Tomatoe

Ketsup, Hientz’s Tomatoe§Oatsup.

Patterson’s Extract of Coffe.

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" @ Mr. T. Pitblado, wife and child left this

-at present spending a pleasant time in (Truro, She ia the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Barcee.—Truro Sun.

Local and Ot

| Lyceum tonight.

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LiperaL CoNSERVATIVE meeting in th

i il Rooxy Porint.—Remember the fre- r»eetipng in Klliott Hall on Wednesday vening Chair taken at 8 o'clock,

——< Tue Lyceum. —Don’t forget the mee'- ng of LiveraleConservative electors in he Lycen ought, a8 advertised ,

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FlorseRaces at Summerside tomorrow. [her vood field of entries and some lively y ja expected,

-ieasliadlinaaaes

Temperance. ~Regular meeting of Vict } ion, S. of a. this Mond Av evenin visiting brother will address the ID

Garaerinc oF THe Crans at Souris Driving Park next Wedndeday, Tie apecis! train leeves Charlottetowa at 7. 50 a. m, local.

Crausiners.—Every Loyal Crueader

will remember the anoual picnic takes place on Saturday. Batts Tug will leave Ferry Wharf at 2 0’clock,

Poticog Courr.—This morning the case of Wm. Hawkiox, charged with a breach of the Lord’s Day Act, was dis. miesed. John Gaudet, charged with dis- orderly conduct, was remanded till Wed-

nesday. 2 aes td

Caioxet Meerinc.—Members of ‘the Phoeoix cricket club are reminded of the meeting in Dr. Murray’e office tonight at eight o’clock to arrange fora match with the Moncton cricketers. A full attendance is particularly requested.

Souvenirs or Taz War.—Mr. Arthur Mellish has sent home from time to time many interesting souvenirs of the war’ By last mail a number of oooke were re« ceived from him, including a Boer bible, Basuto bible and prayer book, Zulu testa-

morning by the Princess on return to their

accompanied them across. He wil] retura to the Island.

Father Richard, of Rogeraville.N. B., who is visiting the province, preached ap able sermon in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral yeeterday. He went to Miscouche thie morning,

Mr. J. I’. Pound, of Newton, Iowa, registered at the Hotel Davies on Saturday pight. Mr. Pound is a native of Margate. He left his Island home about 14 years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richardeon and child, who have been visiting the Island province, leave tomorrow morning on re~ turn to Toronto. They will stopover at pointe in Nova Scotia en route.

Rev. Fred M. Clay passed through the city yesterday on his way bome from Prince Edward Islend, wuere he has been with his family spending his vacation | Mr. Clay is a son of the late Dr. Clay, and bas charge over a large “Disciples” congregation in East Machiase, Me.—St. Jobn Sun.

The Milltown, .N. B., correspondent of

ment, Serelong prayer book, hymn bock,

home in Winnipeg. Mr. John Pitblado | **¢+

Tue Sporrs.—It is expected that the Maritime quarter-mils bicycle record will be lowered a second or two at the Electric Light Sports tomorrow evening. The C, A. A.A. treck record for one mile held by Couissarat ot Montreal will also be lcwered conriderably. Fast'ime means blerestipg events.

Prince Epwarp ls_anp RalLway.— On Wednesday, 22cd inet, the regular train leaving Mt Stewart for Georgetown at 3 30 p.w. will be detained until 7 00 P- m, tO connect with special train trom Souris, to accommodate parties attending the Scoitish Gathering at Souris. GA. Sharp, Supt.

Excvrrioy,—On Saturday the 8. 5S Northumberland op arrival at Point du- Chene embarked between four or five hundred excursionists who had coxe from Moncton and other points on tue main- land to the Point. The steamer gave them a twe hours sail in the straits which was much enjoyed.

the St. John Sun saye:— Willie Kirby has returned from his five weeks’ trip to P. E. Island, and has been engaged as shorthand and typewriter is the cflice of me. etn wae. *. Bow, @. FB. Rice, former pastor of the Milltown Methodist church, now of Souris, PE. *., is visiting Milltown, the guest of Mrs, Geo. Coffey. Rev. Garry Rice of Hart- land ie alse visiting here, the guest of Mrs: Albert Robinson at Union.

bc me .. You need a new waterproof — see our ad to-day. Moore &

Aw OLp ayD Wet Trigp Rexepy.— Mrs. Winelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill'ons of mothers for thei: children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, alluys the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle, Its value is incaleuable. Be eure and ask for Mre, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.

Cryeric Ritz or Freemasonry.—Al] Royal and select masters in good standing ia the Maritime Provinces are hereby

AUGUST 20,. rgo9.

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Balance discount,

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Great Clearance

5 dozen pretty patterns, latest cut, guaranteed to wash, $1.10 for 55c

Another line, dark check gingham, they look well — wear well—wash well — and sell well at 95c. Why should’nt they when taey’re worth $1.45.

Uther lines reduced

Those pricesrre bound to clear the lot in short order, 80 come quick if you wish to get a snap.

Sale

of all Summer Shirt Waists

1-2 Price

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This is a genuine snap—See

from $1.66 to $1.10

. 85 to .89 . . 65 to .45 . " .09 te = .39

of Pique and Cloth Skirts at 40 per cent

AUCTION SALE

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cordia:‘ly invited to attead the annual convocation of the S«preme Grand Coun» cilof the Cryptic Rite of the Maritime Provinces, to te holden in the Masonic Temple, Germain Street, in the City of St. John, N. B., on Monday ‘he 20th day of August, 1900, at eight o’clock, p.m. Tue Pross.—Moderate ncrth to west winds ; afew showers, but generally fair; com paraiively coul,

McLeod.

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Calder & Trott’s, Sardines

(in glass jars.)

q Webster & Mackay

Successor to Davison & Co,

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Hlectric Light Sport

FIRST OF THE SEASON.

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Grounds ofthe C.A.A.5} Tuesday Evening, August 21}

LIST OF EVENTS

1. One-half mile bicycle, (handicap). 2. 220 yards run, (handicap). 3. Hose Reel competition, one quarter ' mile, Firemen. | 4. One mile bicye'e, (handicap) Drill competition, open to companies Boys 6. Relay race, one mile, 4 runners, one q each, open to Militia Companies.

China

and Glassware.

Fancy Goods,

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Drowning or Miss Canitu.—A ‘des- patch received in Charlottetown on Satur- day night states that Mies Lizzie Cahilll, whose drowning was previously reported, lost her life by the upsetting of a canoe. The accident occurred on the Charles River. Mr. W.H. Thomas, of Newton, wasin the canoe with Miss Cahill, and while they were exchsoging places the frail craft upset. The current was strong at the point where the aocident occurred, and notwithstanding Mr. Thomas’ efforta to save his companion she was drowned. Mr. Thomas himself narrowly escaped.

WHEN YOU are feeling tired and out of sorts you will find Hood’s Sarsaparilla will do you wonderful

good. Be sure to GET HOOD’S.

These are waterproof days —and ours is the waterproof

I will sell by auction at the store lately occupied by Jenkins & Son (Stevenson’s corner) commencing this even- ing, August 14th at 7.30 o’clock,* and to be continued every night until the whole stock is cleared out.

The stock comprises Fancy Goods, Dinner and Tea Sets Fancy Uhina and Glassware. Everything will be be sold without reserve.

R. BEAIRSTO,

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BUTTER SCOTCH

5c Box.

MEDICAL HALL

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To buy a piano, she wants to get the best value for her monéy.”~She wants a piano

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oe: eee kuin) cosrament with tn "pan iol & MoLeod, ekg Auctioneer. o o a: Maye, (handicap). — See 2 UNEXPECTED 1 te Sten -— a. 20 yards.

er ORKSHIRES FOR Siig) TO LET. | High Jump :

F Ch’town was OTTAWA to-day yeen sorry yeu were not cover-

ered for a larce amount. I have goca companies an¢ van quote you low rates.

E. H. BEER

10. One half mile run, (handicap),

Entry fee —25 cents for each event. Entries tosbe is { hands of the Secretary at 2p m on Monday, 13th, amen on Grounds.

and of 4th Regiment in Attendance. Twenty-five cents admits to Grounds and — i |

~ fdeintzman

She will have the best of sat- °

isfaction, She’ll have a piano

Young pigs six weeks old, now ready for delivery. The large York, Address,

WILLIAM CLARK, North Wiitsbire

A. A- McLean Q. 6.

Barrister ete, Brown’s Block Charlottetown.

Money to Loan,

on real es.ate,

Nice House in Brighton—the {best Residental Section of Char- 4 lottetown.

The north side of that new house facing the west situated on Green. field Avanue in Brighion. Three large rooms on ground floor. Six roome upstairs. Large yard. New platform to door, Rent very low. Apply to ROBT. L. COTTON, Tus Exauives

at év,8 wks cod.

oe recoramended by the laading musicians of the world. Come

to our sale rooms and exam- ine them. Always ?welcome.

Miller] Bros

‘* QueenlStreet. Connolly’s Building.

vou would have

B. 0. PROWSE, yy REG, STB

President,

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