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Apotheceries’ Hall.

Hsnappy Cinger : ignaps i

Who would want’any other kind?) A Giner Snap that is not spappy is no gooc. Wekeep the snappy kind —mixed right, made right and we sell them right at

only 12¢ per Ib. Order. today.

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bicia Rifle Association. |

The Avnual Prize Meeting will be held m Wedveeday and Thursday, August 15th ind 6th on the

Kasington Rifle Range.

AA BARLETT, Capt. Sec’y- Treas. PBOCHERTY, Lt. Col. R. L.

é President. Aug 7,8 10, 13, 14.

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ARD!I R.H-L. DICKEY

(Late of London Hospitais.)

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RESOLUTION OF OCONDOLENOE.

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Ata specia)] meeting of the Hillsborough Hose Company, No. 7, he'd in their room laet evening, the following preambks and resolutions were unanimously adopted :—

Whereas, It has seemed good to the A'lmighty Dieposer of events to remove | from our midst our worthy and esteemed

Chief; and

Whereas, The intimate relations long | held by the deceased with the members of | of this company render it proper that we

should place upon record our appreciation lof his service a8 @ fireman, and his merits as a chief; therefore,

Resolved, That we deplore the lose of our chief with deep feelings of regret, softened only by the confident hope that | hia spirit is with those who, having foughia good fight here, are enjoying | perfect bappiness in a betler world ; Resolved, That we tender to his effi ct-

ed relatives our sincere condolence and | our earnest sympathy in their affliction at

the loss of one who was a good citizen, and a devoted fireman ;

Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing resolutions, signed by the Captain and certified by the Secretary, be tranemitted to the family of the dec ased and to the press for publication,

Taos, Ranawan, Captain. A. E. Hearrz, Secretary.

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Summerside. ENTERED.

| Aag. 13.—May Flower, Lenteigne, shingles; Jessie Newell, McLure, Shediac, lumber; Blanche M Thorburn, McLeod, Cha h m, 1 :mber. Ang. 14 — Mary, Roy, Bathurst, shisgles; SS Polino, Lechance, Montreal, mdse.

CLEARED,

Aug. 13.— May Flower, Lanteigne, Caraquette, ballast; Blanche M Thorburn, McLeod, Chatham, bal; L P Churchill, Willett, Paspebiac,bal; Jennie Armstrong, Grady, New Caatle, Potatoes.

Aug. 14.—Mary, Roy, Bathurst, bal- last.

Constipation

Headache, biliousness, heartburn, indl- gestion, and al) liver ills are cured by

‘Hood’s Pills

Sold by all druggists. 25 centa —__——

It will soon te time for moving. You can’t get to a nicer part of Charlottctown than Brighton. See advertisement of Houee to Jet in another column.

Just received one case Ladies’ Felt Hats, newest styles.—Moore & Mcieod.

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NOTICH.

The ansual meeting of the Wheatley River Hall Company will be held in raid hall on Wednesday, August 29th, 19(0,

PRIALIST : Ky

: uuSi: Kye, Ear, Nose, Throat. ”

— Cameron Block, Victoria Row. at 7.30 p. m. T

Naat by sppointmehi, Teienhopes Ay THEO. D. LING, Sec’v. intment, Telephone. -D. ,9eC ¥.

5 {pee Teated and Fitted with Glasses.) wily

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| This line also in colors Red, |3lue and Green. 4 White Pique Tams trimmed with Blue.........--+-----06c ; ( o 4 new shape tam, pointed at both ends........68¢ i) ee want one of those bicycle caps with cloth and y Patent-leather POR cia cic, Neve cheeses 40c and 52c ’ ™ ) then wehave a Qeanty, the Crescentat.......cssceses 78c

warmers a to-day a lot of new samples (only one of

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prices.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 15, 19¢o.

HAE DAILY EXAMINER

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eo AUGUST 15, 1900.

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EFFECT OF THE PRIVATE SUBSIDY.

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[ne Parrior says that $16,200—not $10,000—is Prince Edward Island’s ehare of the subsidies now paid to eteamships by the Government at Ottawa. It is pos~ sible that the Patriot is right ;- and if so 3° much the stronger is Toe ExaMINER'S arguinent that the subsidizing of tramp | steamers taking oats ie calculated to in« jure the prospect of obtaining a subsidy for @ steamer or line of steamers to call here and carry away perishable products ; —‘utter, cheese, fowl, eggs, meata, etc. as well as cattle, hay, grain, etc. If the Dominion Government is paying more thau $10,000 now, they will be the less likely to add to the larger sum the subs sidy that is60 much needed by the trade of this province.

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THE DEMON OF EXTRAVAGANCE

Tue Montreal Siar to hand this mern- ing contains an excellent article under this heading, the conclusion of which we here quote, as follows :

“If we do not watch our Govern- ments carefully they may lead the whole country to ruin and bankruptcy. An im- portant point to remember is that we have more than one Government to watch. The British people bave only one Govern mentand one Parliament. Canadians have nine Gcvrernments, one central Parliament and eight Legislatures, besides the county, town and city councils, all of which tax the people directiy or indireci- ly, and lavishly spend the money they take from them.

“Add the amcunts anoually expended by the Governments of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, the North~ West Territories and Britisa Columbia to the amount expendea by the Domiaion Government, and the iotal «xpenditure is enormous,

“Are the people watching all these Governments clorely enough ? Are the people geiting an adequate return for all the money that ia being taken from them ty the nine governments that manage the affairs of this country ?

“Ts it not time to have & reckoning and eee how our financee stand 2?’

These are questions which come home to the independent farmers of Prince Kd- ward Island and ali our men of property, as well as to those picis of Canada.

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— Mies Pauline Johnson has evidently taken a fancy to our city and our weather combined, if the following poem is a true indication of the impresejon we have made upen the Indian poetees. It is partof a “write up ” she is doing for some western journale; but we have been fortunate

| enough to secure the first publication of

the verres:

CHARLOTTETOWN — IN AUGUST,

Io the lee of the land where the red sun gleams And the low rea tides up creep, She rests in her barbor, and idles and dreawé, And smiles in her midsummer sleep; And her long, warm days, and her moon» lit nigbte, Ard her twilights grey and eweet, Are filled with the song that the sea delights To murmur about her feet.

In the lee of the land, how tie sun laughs down Througb the long warm afternoon, Till nightfall come with its wings of down Aud the west wind lulls bis tune, And the city that reigns on her Island throne Smiles back to the purpling sky— But the sea etill sings in its lw sweet tone The hueh of its old lu:laby.

Le SCHOOL SERIES

The Deserted Village

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TRAVELLER,

with full notes as required by the Board of Education. "he above book is now on

sale. Price 15c.

Book s2ilers,

the Opera Houre on Thursday night.

Tae Props.—Moderate winds; a few local showers; mostly fair, etarionary or little higher temperature.

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For Boston.—The Grande Duchesee

left thi® mornirg for Boston. Sbe car- ried a fairly large number of paesengere, tee REGATTA at GkoxGetown.—The re- gatta at Georgetown today wae largely attended and a large number of boats enterede

Horse Race:,—The Futurity Races to

have been held at Sumwerside yesterday are postponed till the 21st inst., owing to unfavorable weather. For Syrpyey.—The Polino arrived in port last evening and left for the two Svd- neys this moruing about ten o'clock. She carried a full cargo, including 75 head of cattle,

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Poiide Court —This morning Phillip Murray and Donald Mclssac were cacn fined $2 or ten days for drunkenasas, Arthur McInnis was fined $1 for aseaults ing Arthur Higgins,

Hoxses.—Mr. W. B. Bownese, New

after the holidays, on Monday 20th Aug« ust, insts No better opportunity will ever be Offered you. antees that,

The Principal guar-

Aw Inxrerestixc Soevvextrn.—A most interesting souvenir from the battle field of Paardeberg was shown to us this moro- ing by Mr. Ernest Mellish, of the Mer- ctant’ Bank of Halifax, Avtigoaish, who is now home spending his holidays with bis pareats, Icisa range finder, iseued by the British War Department, evijently captured by tne Boers, as it was picked up in the enemy’s trench aod sent home by Mre Artbur Mellish to bis brother.

Aw ULp azz YELL TR[gD REMEDY. — Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill'ona of mothers for thei: children while teetning with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhwa. It ie pleasant to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a botile, Iie value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mre. Wiaslows Soothing Syrup.

Y.M.C. A.—The Fourteenth Annual Maritime Railroad Young Men’s Chrice tian Association Convention is to be held at Kentville, N.S., Aug. 30:h to Sep. 2ad. to which the railroad men of the Maritime Provinces are cerdially invited. Rev. Geo. A.Hall, State Secretary Y. M.C.A., and Mr. Pearsall, Asst Sec’y R. R. As- sociation, New York Pastor W. F. Parker, Yarmouth, N. S., Mr. A. F. Bell, Sev’y Y.M.C. A., Halifax, N.S., A. W. Rouub, Ass’t Maritime Secretary,of the same place, and Mr. Wilson, G.T. R. Moutree)], baue already been secured as speakers, with John Britton,Sec’y Y.M-C. A.,North Sydrey, C, B.,to lead the singing. Those employed cn other roads than the D. A. &, will secure transportation in the usual way upon their own roads. Return tickets for one way second class fare will be issued by the D. A. R to all delegates attending, trom ibe siation where they take passage on their train, The Kent- v lle Railroad Association will provide entertainment for all who attend. Names should be sent to Mr.F. W. Chobrane, D. A. B.,Kentville, N. S., orto C. Upham, Travelling R. R. Y. M.C. A, Secretary, not later than one week before the con- Vention Opens. All railroad men should take advantage of this opportunity to take atripthroughthe garden of Nova Scotia aad attend this convention, which may mean much for time and eternity.

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Little Tanglefoot

9 double sheets, 10 Cents. Wilson's Poison Pads 8c per pkg. (5 pads). Sweet Poison Pads 10c for 3 pkgs (15 pads).

Davis’ Poison Felts 10c for 3 pkgs of (12 pade)

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Annan, took six horses t2 Shediac, A day. Among the §iot wss a bandsome pair of blacks, one them by Island Chief and the other by Black Pilot.— Jouraal.

A First Oxass Cancer for those who wish to secure a good business training. The P. KE, 1. Commercial College reope”s,

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE,

Every Lady in Charlottetown and Country

Should take advantage of the prices we are offering on

Wevr Shirt VWaists

Not old crumpled goods, but new fresh stock, just

as itcame from the laundry.

It Will Pay You

To buy these waiste even if you use them only for

house wear.

Three Special Prices 39c, 50c and 75c Each.

These latter are elegant goods worth $1.35 and $1.50.

Stanley Bros,

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Furnishing News

For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing the !srgestiandg nobbiest lo

offneck wear in the city.

We have them at any price from 2c to 75.¢

Another strong line with

us is our Shirts.

White and solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached. k front shits. See our doubie thread Balbriggan Unde-

clothing, 85c per suit.

Extra bargains every Saturday a <= , m.

Store open uatil 1?

Gordon & Molellan

«eeee Men’s Stylish UOutfitte

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COME DOWN WITH BOTH FEET

and jou will be fittedfwith the latest and most fash- onable toot °rshoe to be fuund in the city, for the least, money and’ guaranteed the best of satisfaciion

McQUAID’S,

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