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Crosse & Blackwell’s

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

Lea &?Perrins, Worces-

tursbire sauce.

Blue Lable, Ketsup,

Hientz’s Tomatoe Catsup. Patterson’s :Extract of

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Calder & Troit’s, Sardines

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 4,

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Mr. E Hackett, of Tignish, is in town.

Senator Prowse, of Murray Harbor, is in the cily.

Mr. Leslie Adama returned to Summer- side today.

Mre, J Heber Haslam, of Winn'peg, ar- rived in Charlottetown last night.

Mr. Fred Macleod, son of Mr. Hector Macleod, returned to Boston todav.

Mr. Gerald McLean arrived home from a visit to Montreal last night.

Mr. J. D. Burnr, of Halifax. is among the latest arrivals at the Hote! Davies.

Miss Blackador, of Trinidad, was 6 guest at the Queen Hotel over Sunday.

Mr. Angus Macdonald, of Salem, Mass, registered at the Queen Hotel on Monday

Dr. J. P. Wright, of New York City registered at the Hotel Davies last night.

Mr. David Watson, jr., of Montreal, is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies,

Mr. S. A. Macleod and Mr. B. Rogers, jr., returned last night from Montreal.

Miee Evid McLean, Ethel McLean and Walter McLean returned Saturday aight from Sydney.

Mrs W J Hamilton and children left by the express this morning for their home in Sackville, N B.

Mrs J P Breunan and children, of Al« berton, left yesterday for Sydney to join Mr. Brennan, who left for that place last week,

Mise Annie Hughes, of Fort Augustus, who has been visiting friends m Char- lottetown, for the past two weeks re- turned home to-day.

Mr-IJ Olive and Mr W L Waring, Government Inspectors of steamboats and steamboat machinery, were in Chariotte- town yesterday. Mre. Waring accom~- panied her husband.

Rev. J M. Reardon was a passenger by the express vesterday morning, returning to St Paul, Minn. is sister, Mise Katie Reardon, went with him.

Mies Harris, Vice Principal of Upper Prince School, arrived last evening from Mahone, Nova Scotia, where she spent part of the holidava.

Mr. H. V. Palmer was a paseenger by the eastern train yesterday afternoon, re- turning from a visit to Souris:

Judge Warburton, Mrs. Warburton and Mise Hobkirk, who have been summer- ing at Souris, returned to Charlottetown yesterday afternoon.

Sir Charles Tupper will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Stewart during Lis stay in Charlottetown. Hon. Mr. Foster will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A McLean.

Mrs, Doyle, of Halifax, who has been spending several weeks in the Ialand pro- vince, left yesterday by the Princess en route to her home.

Mrs. John McKinnon, of Edinburgh, who has been visiting friends on the Island, went to Halifax today, where she will remaiu during next winter wi'h her son, Rev. John McKinnon, pas or cf Park Street Church.

Sir McKenzie Bowell, returning froma visit to Newfoundland, paid Charlottetown a visit on Saturday and left by the afier- noon ‘train for Summerside yesterday afternoon. He was accompanied py Sena- tor O’Brien.

Mr. W. D. McBride, representing the Montreal Star, and Mr. W. R. McCurdy representing the Halifex Herald, arrived in Charlottetown last night with Sir Charles Tupper and Mr. Foster. They wil] remain until after the big meeting in the riak.

The death of Mr. Otto Curtis, of Milton, which is announced in another column, will be learned with regret by many of ourreaders. Mr. Curtis came to this Island from England when a boy, and spent nearly all the remainder of his long life in Milton, where he became thorough- ly identified with the settlement, and well aod favorably known by ail the peop e of the surrounding country. Having attained the grestage of 85 years he was called to his long rest on the eleventh day of August last.

We deeply regret to learn of the death of Theresa M, daughter of Margaret and the late Thos. McOluskey, which occured at the residence of P. McCluskey, Pownal S’. on Sunday Sept. 20d 1900. The deceased was quiet unassuming character and was loved and respected by all who had the plensure of her acquaintance. The funeral took place this morning to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral thence to Kelly’s Cross cemetery. The pall bearers were Dr, J. A. Bradley, James McCluskey, Patrick Mooney,James Duffy, Wm. Mc- Donald and Walter Fly pn.

eS TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DaY.

Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. All drug- gists refund the money it it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.

I. O. O. F.—Alpba Rebeka Lodge meets tonight at 8 o’clock.

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ENGLISH MALT VINEGAR

Plain or Spiced, 60c per gallon.

For kee;ing the pickel firm and good there is no better vine- gar than thie.

But some prefer the proof at 69c per gal. or White Wine and Cidar at 40c per gal. If so we have them good and strong.

SANDERSON & CO

Whe seli best Vinegar and pickling spices.

PERSONAL.

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St. Peters’s Day Schools will re- open on Wednesday, September 3th. For terms etc apply to Rev, James Simpson.

Tue Rixx.—Monster public meeting tonight.

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Porice Covrt.—This morning Chas. Thorve was fined $2 or 10 days for drunkenness.

‘Tne Pross.—Fresh west winds; a few thunder storms at first, but mostly fair snd a little cooler. Wednesday : Fair.

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Rirte Snoormnc.— Yesterday afternoon tie enuual rifle practice of the Engineers, ook vivce at Kensington range. A large number of those shooting were new shots, and eoneequently the average was not hb.

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Correcrion.-—The summary of the two- year-old class in the receat races at Sum. merside, published by the Charlottetown papers, was notstrictly correc. Rosella, owned by Mr. Duncan Roberleon, of North River,won that event in two straight heats

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Tae Scnoots.—The city schools re opened today, Each had a fairly large attendance for the first day. West Kent had an enrollment of 370. In that school Mise Maud Bremner has begun teaching in the third department.

OpprsLtows Funsralt.—The officers and members of St, Lawrence and Wildey Lodges, 1.0. O. F., will meet in the lodge room on Wednesday, the 5th inst, at 2.30 to attend the funeral of our late brother, Geo. Worthy, which will leave his late residence on Richmond street, at 3p. m.

Enreetatnmenr.—The following people will take part in the concert in St Peter’s Hall next Thursday evening: Miss Davies, Miss Constance Fitzgerald, Miss Helen Dawson, Miss Winnifred Cotten, Rev Leo Williams. Mr Fred Morris, Pte Jack Harris, Mr Charles Earle, Mr E Mitchell, Mr Walter Brecken and others. Pro- gramme on Tuesday,

Decoration Day,—Last Sunday afters noon was Oddfellows’ Decoration Dav. Headed by the 4th Regt: band the city Lodges visited the cemeteries where their departrd brethren have been buried, and placed upon their graves the floral link and cone. A number went to ‘Sherwood. One notable fact was that the average age of those dead was comparatively young.

Scnooner Purcnatep.—Captain O. F. Taylor bas purchased the three masted echooner Charlevoix, built at Port Greville N S, by Capt. J. E. Petiise in 1899. This vessel is said to be the equal in every way of the best in the Bay of Fundy fleet. Her carrying capacity is about nine hundred tors of cargo. She goes into the same business of general freighting as the B.C. BorJen.

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Particularly like a certain kind of comb, would do well to look over our stock, We take pleasure in

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Acomb you like. Ever hear of the Sg

“Reform,”—here are some of its § ) rood pointst—eeth constructed in \

pyramid form, makes them strong = at base, teeth groved| at base, § does away with sharp edges—pre- {\\ vents breaking of hair, easily 77 cleaned and other good points.

Sold at 25c each.

D Other combs from 5c up, our 10¢ K( f ¥

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The Square Druggist. Sunnyside.

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On Sept. 4th, Gorge Lewis, aged 90 years aud seven moptha.

{Funeral from his late residence, st. Clare, on Tuursday, 6th inst..at 2.30 by carriages to Sherwood Cemetery.]}

In Charlottetown, P. E. Island, on Sunday, September 2nd, George C,. Worthy, aged eighty-one years, leaving a widow, three sons and one daughter to mourn,

[Funeral on Wednesday, at 3p. m., ‘rom his late residence, Hillsboro Square, to the People’s Cemetery.

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Dress Goods, © Trimmings, Furs, Jackets, Capes, Ladies’ Suits, Silks, Satins, etc., etc.

An elegant display of handsome autumn novelties, and priced in our

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eilk front shicts. clothing, 85c per suit.

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Will kill the bug. .WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

SIMON W. CRABBE

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Furnishing News

We pride ourselves in showing*the largest and nobbiest Jo

We have them at any price from 2¢ to 75.¢ Another strong line with

White and solored shirts, soft

Extrajbargains every Saturday aight, Stere open uatil 1,

Gordon & MoLellan

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I. Piano Duet—S'etoi 5s Cano Duct—S'etoile doe, Miss Constance Fitzgerald and Miss Wea eae Lar Brecken, i 2. ocal Solo Selected... ——" ae f_tanton, teresa 3. Reading »e:. Irom David Oppertiela gs ea Miss Davies, g - vocal Duet—“"the Man i Pte. Jack H irris d& Mr, Walter ag Gq 5. \ idlin — —Selected os ; : ; Mr. Vinnicom ee “— 6. Vocal Solo Sleep : Miss Helen Dawson." “***** 7- Hiano—a, Sonata c. Majoy ree MV wt Presto (Moveadiae = b, olsean Petais Hees C. Valse, Minos” Grand Concert etude (Siac. Cato) ...., Ri bensteig Mr, Fred Morris, " 8. Vocal Solo ~Selected, ... Mr. Charles as i: Sn 9. Vocal Duet ~—Select vase

Miss Winnifred Cotton & Ray 7! oW 10. Voeat Solo—Lietj Seed

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St. Peter's Hall, Thursda Admission 25cts to all

Students

Now is the time to for anoth r years work, We have ali che books authorized for the Colleges aad Public Schools Exer. cise and Werk Books —g large line and good value,

Plenty of pencils, pens, ink, ete, ete,

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Before leaving our Island should secure a souvenir that will remind them of their pleasant time here, >

We carry as fine an assorted * stock as can be found in % Charlottetewn of *

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* ornamental articles at prices ranging from 25c upwards,

Quality the highest, prices : low,

C. H. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician, Sunnyside, Queen Square,

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In every locality throughout Canada to intr dace cur goods, tacking up show-carde OB trees, fences, along roads, and al] conxpicwous places, also distributing small advertising matter. Commission or salary per meat and exponess not to > exosed nt

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Enamel'ed Souvenirs of Prince Edward Island and

Canada. Among them will be found a large varisty of useful and

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A childs cape. Apply a Office. ;

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Apply to Capt. White, Upper Pownal 5

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“WANTED. —A zirl for general house —_ Apply to Mrs, D. Gordon, Grafton St.

WANTED,—A girl for general house work must be wel] recommended. Apply to _ W. H. Crosskill, Brighton Road,

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WANTED.--Immediataly a cook and house maid, references required and gooe — Apply at Employment Office, Kent

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“WANTED. —Three or four smart clean boys for dining room. Apply at Hotel Da

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ROBERTS & CO., souscrrona

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12 year’s Examiner in U.S. Pateut py

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TO LET.—The house on Lower Prinee W B Robertson, Beq- :

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