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opened on Saturday a Black
We line of Crepon effects—latest de-
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signs and very nobby— See them — Lustres — Blac": in
Plain cance VARIETY. Fancy
See our 38c line in South window— good value
Weeks & Co’s 50c Cash. mere is always asked for
—-the best cashmere tor the money in the city. All summer Muslins,
Blouses, Straw Hats and Trimmed Millinery sell- ing at a discount to make room for fall goods now on orde1
WEEKS & Cu
Wholesale and Retail Successors to W. A. Weeks « Co.
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Furniture.
sted by Mr. N. A. Currie
residence, Kent
I am instr toeell by auction at his Srreet, noiite West Kent School) on Wednesday, tue 2ad day of August, coms mencing at 1) o’clock a m.
All his bousebold effects comprising, Pirlor, Diningroom, Hall, Bedroom ard Kitchen Furniture l good asnew. ‘Terms cash
R BEARISTQO, Auctioneer
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ntial college for women- McGill University, will be opened on tth September, next. For terms, etc, apply to the Secretary, McGill Coll ge Montreal.
July 5, dwed&fri |
500 Improved — Milk Cans—~
By the introduction of; machinery, we have overcome | the trouble complained of in the slopping over of milk cans
Ail orders for NON-SLUPP- | ING MILK CANS | filled promptly, wholesale or retail, |
r A McLEAN, Masenic Temple, Charlottetown
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JULY £9, 2899
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while off New Loodon harbor fisbing, Mr. Thomas Hiecott los there was a heavy wind blowing on the shore at the time and Mr. Hiscott hed | great difficulty in getting bis boat over the ber. He bad te le on the boat and use an oar to stear by.
the rudder of bis boat
- Ponice Court — George Rodd, a country~ mun was yesterday arrested for drunken-
ness,
A summons has been served on John Finnegan, helonging to the country, charg- ing him with breaking wirdows io 4 boure in town on the 25th inst. It is returnable on Moaday.
auncvenssiliipininnnancces
Exter*Rise—S:ation Master Thompson bas handed in addition to the official guide of the Ivtercolouial railway, inter sting descriptive booklets issued by the Cana- dian Pacific Railway, entitled East and West, dealing with the round the world tour; (Quebec, summer ard winter; and Montreal. The booklets are nicely illus- trated and valuable to travellers,
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Trivwen Diviston—At the last quarters ly meeting of Triumph Divieion the fol- lowing officers were elected :—
W P—Edwin Edwards.
W A—Bright Balderstoo.
R S—Maggie Smith.
A R S—Chester Edwards.
F S—Annie McLean.
Treas — Edison Eastor.
Chaplain—John Edwards.
Con— Milton Campbell.
A Con— Ethel Bowman.
I S—Russell Clark.
O S—Heory Smith.
P W P—-John T Godfrey.
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potany, Geology
For Sramp Correcrors.—The total number of all knowo varieties of postage- stamps issued by all the Governments of the world up to the present time is, it seems, 13.811. Of this number 231 have been issued in Great Britain, and 3,843 io the various British Colonies and Protectorates, leaving 9,937 for the rest of the world. Or, dividing the totals amongst the Con- tinents. Europe issued 3.359, Asia 2 571 Africa 2.320, America 4,656, and Oceania 605. Taking the cousrties separately, the most prolific in stamps is the United States, which heads the list with 287, followed by Spain with 278, Salvador 272, and Uruguay and Shanghai with 215 each. Las Bele
: (Beluchistan), Poland, Tierra del Fuego, ' and Wadhwan have each found a solitary
epecimen suffice for their postal needs; whilst Cordoba, Crete, Formosa, Jhalawar and New Hebrides have each been conten! with a pair- Two of the British Colonies have issued more varieties of stamps than
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SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
Grand Meeting of Provincial Scien-
tists—Large Enrolment.
[he scientists of the Maritime Pr received an enthuriastic reception at Campbellton, N, B. Citizens, official and
se Vie witt e ch otoer ig ex end g r.iges to the schoo!
vince
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nirmuaiy striving tO make Liat home. Mr. the
feel themselves at Mott who represents the county ip Local Legislature asd others join hands in the time spent in Campbeilton sgreeabie to the visitors.
Enro on Wednesday m if When enrolled.
gives promive of ap exceptionally
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From 8 30 o’clock a, m. to 10 o’clock p m.is devoted to Lectures and Labratory The afternoon’s are given up to Field Work of which there are admirable this neighborhood and Zoology ete. The first excursion was made yesterday to Mis-ion Point, where the celebration of St Ann’s Day was being held by the Micmac Indian inhabitants of this point. The day was coql and the delightful sail on the river was very muchenjoyed. Arrivingat Mission Poiot the party visited the several p'aces of interest, Through the kindness of Father Pacific the Church and Presby tery were visited during which he gave a brief sketch of the order of Franciscans of which he was a member and also exp!ain- ed why St. Anns Day was observed. After visiting the houses of the Indians and obtaining some photographe of the school and Indians intermingled, the ex~ cursioniste returned to Campbellton,
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Campbellton, N. B. July 27th 1899.
Work.
pportunities
PERSONAL,
Mr. Charles Fawcett returned tc Sack- ville this morning.
Mr. A. A. McLean, left this morning on a business trip to Toronto,
Mr. Louis DesBrisay crossed by Princess today on return to Halifax.
Mies Van Stone crossed by che Prince's today to spend a holiday in Antigonish.
Mr. W.F. McLean, M. P., and family who have been in Charlottetown for,severa days left this morniog for Halifax. ]
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Mr. Sextus McLellan was a passenger by this moraing’s wetero traio.
Mr. W. W. Beer left this morning for Hampton, near St. Joho, N. B., where Mrs Beer has been atayixg,
Mrs. Roome left this morning by the Princess to spend afew days in Truro, the guest of Mre. W. B. Ailey.
Mr. S. G. Ciow arrived from New York list night on a friends mn the Island, particulerly at his home at Murray H
Mr. Walter Newberry and Mr. Arthur Su livan w-re passengers by this mornings
home visit to
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; eastern train te spend the day at St, | Peter’s Bay. C, P. Meeeer, Beston, Mrs. Alfred
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Phim mera and two children, Toronto and J. A. Fergu-on S»mmerside registered at the Queen Hotel this mornfeg.
vir. Daniel Waters, Bank of Nova Scotia,
nspector of the returned from in- mainiaod by the Prin-
and crossed to the
the Mother Country —Victori« with 174. | cess this morning.
and Ceylon with 3s. and subsequently most expensive, are {li two earliest stamps of Mauritius, wort! £1,000 each, one of British Guana of the same value, ove of Hawaii appraised © £300, one of Roumania at £300, several of the United States at from to £250 each.
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pa’ cee =~ — + ar a> ace MEN SAVE MONEY ~> by buying their boots at our “big sale” Just glance over this, and see if there is not something you may need—
§ PAIRS ONLY
of our Men’s Fine Chocoe lat> Boots— vesting top regular price $4.25
Now 82350 11 PAIRS....
Men’s Chocolate Dongola Boots--regular price $2.50
New 82 00 g PAIRS. eee
Men’s Chocolate Dongola Boots-- regular price $3 00 Now 82.50
13 PAIRS...- Men’s celored Boots rang ingin price from $1 90 to $2.25 Now $1.65 4 "Watch this epece for fur~ : thher announcements :
R. K. JOST,
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[he rarest stamps |
Mr. Byron N. Barnes, reprecentative of W. D. Stroud & accompanied bg his wife and parents came to town by this merning’s western train and registered at tne Davies.
F. W. Cannon, A H Gamble, St. Eleenor’s , Byron N. Barron, Montreal ; Miss Alexander Camfell, Miss Oliver Muttart, Summerside: and B. J. Barnes ond wife, Windsor, N, S., are registered at the Hotel Davies this morning.
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Snivprxc.—The schooner Patriot arriv~ ed yesterday from Boston, full to the batches with acargoof seven thousand bushels of corn for Mr. Geo. E. Full. She began discharging this morning.
The schooner Suean King is today landing & loadof boards for Mr. M. P. Hogas at hie wharf.
Schooner Cardigan arrived from Capt Breton last night and is today discharging her cargo of slack coal for the Electric light station.
Schoover Minnow yesterday linded a cargo of lumber at ithe Bee Hive lumber yard.
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Tue Fisuery ServioeE.—The Dominion
fishery Cruiser Acadia sailed at four o'clock this morning for Pictou. The Jaunch, Sir Luuis Davier, came in last night. She had just destroyed about eight hundred lobster traps off Wood
Isiands and Belle River and brought the rope, used in backlines,to Charlottetown. She sailed this morning for Pictou.
Ixspecrion Tour. — Superintendent Sharpe and the other railway gent.emen who went upto Tignish yesterday on tour of inepection returned to the city last night at eleven o’clock. They in company with anumber of others started this morning at 9.50 for Souris. The pariy consisted of Lieutenant Gov- ernor and Mrs. McIntyre, Premier aod Mrs Farquharson, Mr. McKenzie and family, Mrand Mrs McGrath, Ex-Supt and Mrs McEachine, Superintendent and Mrs Sharp, Mrs Unsworth, Mrand Mre Mark Wright, Dr Beer and trackmaster Houle.
See our new neckwear, puffs, four in hard, Paris bows, knote, etc.—Gordon & McLellan.
See our window for the nobbiest ties in
town. Fresh trom the factory.—Gordon & McLellan.
ving the Summ: rsida agnecy yesterday | a tt | perhaps decrepitude on the part of the tins
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‘ the conclusion reached was that a wander-
Local and Other tens,
list of epbtrance
Correctrron—In the exami ns recently published the name Janet &. Clarke should bave read Janet
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Tne North Sydney Herald has it on | t considers good authority that os
what il CO Scotia see] company bas given a] a brick manufacturing concern |} f the west for one million and a half cf bricks. The brick isto be delivered at North Sydney within a year. lait CoxsumptTion—On the second page of oday’s issue of ‘Ime Examiner will be found some interesting iaformation res arding imption. The importance of
tention to the prever tion of this . j . recognized in Eng-
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disease is thoroughly land.
See
More Latnprita.—Two
big oneand a little one, have lately arrived,
tins Ch namen, 4
They are in the laundry business and the firm narse ia Sam Wao. They will bave shops Oo Richmond street near Queen and on Great George Street. Their coming looks a8 if it means another rae war be- tweea the celestia!s of the town.
Boom 1x Norra Sypney.—The work of clearing the s‘te forthe Whiiney smelting works has commenced about the Interna- tional pier. Tbe contractors are quarry- ing stone forthe manutacture of concrete for the foundation. S» extensive will the works be that it will take nearly two years before the mavufacture of steel tegins.
digs
Near_y Lost—The daring Nova Sco~ tian, Wm. 4. Andrews, who left Atlantic City oo June 18th to cross the Atlantic in a twelve toot boat was picked up in an exhausted condition about 100 miles off the Irish coast last week by a steamer. Had he been left for three hours longer he would have probably died.
icsaeiilihidedas
Prince orWares Cottece —The History and French paper gof Margaret Fite, Stanley Bridge was mislaid by the exam- iner and consequently her name did not appear in the list of succesful candidates at the recent entrance ex- aminations to Prince of Wales College. Miss Fife made a total of 456 a creditable pass.
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Loox ovr For Tuem.—About nine o’clock Jast evening a number of strange looking men were noticed stealthily wend~ ing their way down Queen Street as if in search of some particular rendezvous, Each of theparty carri¢d an article of some description in his band ;and it appeared to be the desire of ail te preserve each one to himeeif the particular identity of bis burden. Suspicions movements always eet a lynx-eyed prbiic on the qui vive ; and therefore not a few of our citizece be- came interes'ed in the probable object of av apparent wayside wandering troupe. Despite the care with which each one car- ried his parcel the uneveness of our side~ walks proved more than a match for the secretiveness displayed. These occasional shoulderiugs brought the articles carried into violent contact and unmistakeable sonods of tinware reverberated through the evening air. To the watchers these sounts had their own sigoification,—and
ing band of gypsies had struck the cily. This much determined the whys, and wherefores of the reserve displayed came up for discussion. Some suggested that ware made it necessary to handle it with care, otherwise tie object for which it was inteded might be defeated. This conjecture may after all be correct, for when the party reacbed the waterfront, near the Hill-bor- } @agh Boatiog House, they forthwith pros ceeded to testif any of the outfit possessed sieve-like qualiues when bhclding water. The quick lowering shadows cf evening made it impossibie tur the onlookers to tell just how much of the tioware passed musier, bui from the animated conversa- tion of the troupe it is surmised that some few of the pieces were found faulty. The private detective burean of the city bas been apprised of the presence of these men in our midst, and an expert member of the staff bas been detailed ‘to watch their future movements. Anything of in
terest regarding them will be duly chroo- icled so that an unexpected swoop upon their part may be frustrated. At the same time we warn those living in the country districts near the city to be on the watch for them.
WASH YOURSELF WITH KAHNWEILER’S BATH SPONGE
“Cleanliness ie next to Godiin.
ess.” A substitution for spongs and wash rag. Material, hand made
linen, filled with shaved cork; the inner pocket can be opened and a piece of soap inserted .
Always ready for the bath.
Makes a continuous lather,
It alwaye floats, is soft and pliable
Is cleaner and better than a sponge or rag.
Takes off the dirt and opeas the pores,
Strengthens the body and muscles
Takes the place of a masseur.
Recommended by athletes and physicians as & necessity.
If you try it you won’t do without
it. Price 30 cents.
Meet Me at The Always Busy Store
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We Request — An Early
ettlement Of Accounts Rendered
30th June Receipt Granted
FROM ~ S A. M- TO 6G P. M.
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ALLEY & CO°
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We will nct carry a single pair over if possil.Je All new and stylish goods.
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Leave us your order now for a nice light svmmer suit Lots of Light Weight Tweeds to select from.
Our tailoring dep irtmeat has been rushing all this season
MEN'S FURNISHINGS See our summer Underclothiag in Balbriggan and natural
wool, which will be sure to keep you ceol.
Big Reductions on lines of Furnishings from this date
GORDON & MELHELAN
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