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Buy Your HATS at Prowse Bros. cyte ee.

LOGAL AND OTHSR ITBMS uu vl L Vida ’ Beer Bro: for Dress Goods. White and colored shirts, all sizes in all he different grades from 30c up.—Prowse lies, Collars, Cuffs & Bracer, cheaper . ‘ { et 1 our Fur | Department any er | art of town > Under ning The balance of « ur} tr } 1:7 j ‘ bb y summer underclothi'g selling very low t ‘ aliejclear, PROWSE BROS : Children’s Clothing. It is now cor W. C. | ceded by all concerned that we carry the ‘ \ ‘largest and best assortment of little s : jon the Island, and that our prices are a loaweet a west ; POWH PRN oe | I ROW SE BROS, ' j j Wonderful Cl ap Mer . i wa 4 i? ’ ‘

s ’ ‘ iw ele \ Wed SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT. 7 , me i \ Brave Boy loses His Life in an effort to ' ” “| Save His Brother. o | — ‘ os ote | One of the saddest drowning accidents c ‘ av 4 report occurred yes s av af 1 inthe Lower Montague : ee r,when Mr. Howard Aitken, aged 1¢ rd son of B Aitken, Esq y trving to Sav thnatora g é as 3 aita ‘ s aa N eee Howard, with i, Mr. Charles P« ‘ ‘ se Ba a of I i Perkins, | j-. of Cha ‘ pr : v went out ye rday aft nm oS : (ra 5 ast |B SA vOR rT ff or rg n the riv , W pass x Po le’s wharf on one of their ‘ e |} tacks they ed that Howard’s brother ¥ x licated t S alA rt. a ladof il years of age, was trying ] ‘ sic wae | i reach them in a row boat. As . Mr. Mark Wr ‘. lit was somewhat rough, the occupants of & desuree e sail boat did not want him to come ; aboard. The younger lad, however, kept . snd Howard decided to take him into i oS . t i | endeavoring t t \ al and } : make the tranefe the boats bumped ‘ al, ether, and Albert, who was in the bow tr “ie Cana f his boat. ready to jump, fell overboard ' va ~é < ire e sa pDoat, Wo nh was under way, wa : s : 4 vexa a distance from the stragg]

’ her routes are } ‘twithstanding both Uoward’s anid | bh a ‘ Perkins’ efforts 1t : get ba k tohim. | 3! $ Ww t this juneture that Howard, prot ‘ , I it for ad Hiv thinking that his t rother could not v ceeD up till they got to him with the boat,

—_ > — mped overboard and swam to his rescué I 8 Yesterday morn-| ?erkins saw him reach his brother, bat by y e ' ~ ‘ ae time he had managed to bring the boat ‘ 4p) } { s w“ | ick to the scene of the ace lent, He W spect . hi and ‘ard had disappeared and Albert was sink four ' ) ¢. Quick asa flash Perkins laid hold to try : yal -ter|of a boat hook ard managed to cat f y wi gor far from St./ the bors clothes and pull him into the Peter’s Island whe saw two or three! boat. Not asiga of Howard’s body was lobater | : Zz te and soon | to be aeen, and itisthought that as tl overha y ao i " , 4 s boots and trousers o1 several | red »bsters the boats.| when he jumped overboard, he becan They immediately seized the boats and | quickly exiausted. threw out the lobsters, and went on shor: The azcident occurred off Poole’s wharf, with the men, McRae and Campbell, who | nearthe other side of the river, and. th owned the boats. After destroying sev-|news of the drowning spread rapidly cral hundred traps, mostly new ones, they ‘through the settlement and drew an steamed off for town, where they arrived, imsmense lot of people to the scene. Ail last ny, stripped the boats, aod ga g the river was being dragged for the tie 1 charge of a watchman,who is look- ; body but without success. zg after them until furt ord f Up to the time of going to press, the s} r Hobkirk ri} zg went out | body had not been found, although boats night, aod we hear to-day that have been dragging the river since ear:y

eis busy grappling f

yint Prim and Pinette

' Iuecowpre Coxcert.—The favorable , é impression created by the excellent sermon ¢ ar singing of Rev. R. F. Taylor in Sr ; Panl’s church oo Sunday last, a ted 4 7 } ¢ eu entiy for the respectabie ani appre eiative audience assembled in St. P a ? ¢ Ss olroom last evening, on scant rotice ¢ ¢ to hear him sing the Holy City and other 4 ¢ spiritual songs of a high order. An ’ Other good Baking é agreeable surprise was afforded in the un-| Powde : but . expected appearance of Mr. F. H. Ander ¢ rom ers ro none é son, not yg since achoir boy in St.} are better than P ts, aed oe ar _ re — “iS e in the ile States he Kev. DAP. i ’ . 1 ivior was a com par : } the piano by é Johnson S Baking Powder. gy Mies Ethel Palmer, and Mr. Anders by Pr seor Tanton. The latter ops i th ‘@ 95a a pound. ¢ concert 1 a br antly executed piano|¢ . * in w b, @7 @iso 'n accompani- | ments, he seemel to rget that he va ( J h ' 1] & Johnson é not in a Iazge hall inthe States. Though | @ 0 iSO ° ° laboring under the great disadvantage of

_ g 4 y f . € an accom paoiment that was, +raduates in Pharmacy. under the circumstances, mach , ppeouete aman f ten loud and impressive, Mr. =e @ & ee fe ee eet

Anderson gave evidence it develops under cultur great promise of his b easily, naturally and power sever al very fine heartily applauded and Tay Tare treat b armon 8 and

wr’s singing of the end his perf

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highly pleasing tothe audience who re- pested!y testified their gratification by a 3 ‘ } warm and hearty applanse. A very pleasing We haven't got that you feature of the impromptu éntertaigment 1 ge’ ¢ k j ‘ rant. W ake it for

was found in the reading of Miss Gertrude wan", — il m : ss Davies whose rare talent as an elocutionist you. W e alway 8 hav e is being cultivated under the most aus- a dozen or two special Pp imstances and whose improve- a 2 as in her ape cial aun, leet een erders underway in our Bg, ev all who heard ber. The factory. thanks ie andience are dae to the Rev Mr. Taylor for the exceedingly pleasant

A gros tog eae wang WRisht & O00 LTD hoa! ig of bis g od management. MARK Wila é i "4 The piano was kindly loaned by Messrs. ik ae ee Titiee Benthass. Who Sell at Selling Prices.

—— Steams is Bent.

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AUGUST 26, 1896.

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Clothing, Hats and Carpets

: We carry the assortment, we buy the quality, we sell the goods, Three acts that enables . us tooutstrip our competitors. Dont make the mistake of buying Clothing, Hats or Carpets / without first seeing our goods and getting our prices.

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consignment of new costume novelties, the newest goods for autumn dress wear. Daintiness aud refinement aie forcibly asserted in the weave and design of these attractive goods.

New Navy Serges now in. New Black Serges now in New Serges in new shades. Figured Black Goods all wool; very choice, finest black Lus- tres and

Cashmeres

our celebrated

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Black French Cashmeres is still UNSURPASSED.

It has many frantic competi- tors, but

NONE EQUAL.

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PERSONALs Mr. B. 8. Davies left this morning for te.

Mrs. Gahan, wife of Dr. E. W.

f Boston,

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G shan, is visiting relatives and friends n this Province.

Mr. Geo. A. Dizon, of the McKay Woolen Company, left this morning on a business trip to Nova Scotia.

H. J. Cundall, Esq., left thie morning for Winnipeg. He is a delezaie to” the general synod of the Church of England in Canada.

Mr. Fred G. Harvie, of Brown & Webb’s Halifax, who has been spending his vacation with relatives and friends in this province, left for home this morning.

There were registered at the Queen Hotel to-day: Mr. W. Hackett. Montreal; Capt. and Mrs. A. McLeod, Orwell; W. Honeywel!, M. D.,, Hunter River. Conductor James R. McKie, of the Prince Edward Island Railway, has re- turned from a vacation trip to Boston. Mr. Mackie reports having had a splendid time, and speaks in the highest terms of the splendid service furnished by the Maine Central and the other lines of rail- way connecting this Province with the city of culture and beans

Arrivals at the Seaside Hotel, Rusiico Aug 20: Miss M Gillian, Miss E. Gillian, Miss ‘[. Gillian, Montrea); Miss McCallum, Brackley Point; Miss Arthur, Boston; Co. - Mecl.ean, H. B. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer, Miss Mary Palmer,Ch’town. Aug 22—J. McEachern, Mrs. McEachern, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Haszard, Mrs. Frame, Mrs. E. F. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant, Miss K. Davies, Mr. Gordon Laird,

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.- Fair and warm.

Miss L. Laird, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Well- ner, Mrs. Chas. Palmer. Aug, 23—John Elliott, James Fitzsimmons, H. McEwen, HB. Trainor, Charlottetown.

Arrtvals at the Hotel Davies: I. C. Hall, Tracadie; Edward Collins, Eiward Collins, jr, }Goe. L. Collins, Boston; A. S. Patterson, St. John, N. B; Franklin Grobb, Brantford, Ont.; R. N. Cox, Mre. Cox, Morell; Richard Hunt, Summerside; H. Brvant. H. B. WMacka-ey, Halifax; H. B. McLaughlin, Londonderry; B. O. Wise- ner, Truro, N. 8; H. F. W. Lommis,

Boston; Mrs. Lea, Miss A. Lea, Mies (J. Lea, Wilmington, Del.;

F.G. Harvie, Halifax; Mr. and MrJJ. B. E. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Brooklyn; Mrs. P. S. Macgowan, St. Paul; Miss Carrie D. Hall, Miss Beatrice F’. Hall, Hotel Acadia; Kenneth Macgowan, St. Paul; Gordon T. Alley, city; E.S. Horton, John T. Bate, Mr. B. Short, A W. Sturdey, F. J. Bab- cock, BE. R. Read, Attleboro,§{Mass.; Miss Etta Dempsey, Miss P. Dempsey, S’side.

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Enoineers.—Engineers will not meet for drill to-night, but on Friday night instead.

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AxkLe Twisters.—T here are two ankle twisters in the plank sidewalk on the cor- ner of Great George and Grafton Streets. A new plank or two would remedy mat ters. Let it be put down.

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S. O. E. Excursiox.— Worth a $5 b ll, —a cruise on the Jacques Carties to Crapaud—So come along and enjoy your- self at the Sons of England excursion oa Monday afternoon. Artillery Band will be there with orchestral accompaniment. Refreshments for al] on board. Tickets 30 cents.

Mapame Asani. — Subscri ption are now ready at Dodd’s and Rankin’s lrug stores for anyone wishing to eubser’b towards the cost of bringing Madame Albani and her assistants to Charlotte- town. It is the intention of the directors of the Opera House to have a concert ou the 23rd of November, provided the re- quired amount is subscribed. The advt. appears in to-day’s ExaMINer, and all who have any desire to hear the famous prima donna should now make an effort to assi-t in bringing her here.

FARM FOR SALE

Farm property of the late Nathan Davies, at Belview, beautifolly situated, fronting the shore, containing about 56 acres, all a a high state of cultivation

sply in Charlottetown to ae Et lle W. STERNS.

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INTERESTING LADY CUSTOMERS

We fopen to-day the first

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BAPTISTS OF MARITIME PROVINCES

The report on the state of the Baptist denomivativa submitted at the Conventicm held in Berwick, Nova Scotia shows :

Total membership.........s-eeeeeees oe 43,200 | Added during the year.......++-..+++. . 2,511 |

There were ordained to the ministry | during last year: H. A. Porter, Bridge- water; A. A. Shaw, Windsor; J.T. Dimock, New Aunan; W. H. McLeod, Westbrook; O.N. Chipman, Debert; G. R. Baker,

Grand Lake, N. B; R. M. Bynon, Lewis-

A.C. Shaw, East Point. P. E.'T.

New churches were organized at New! Yanada, N. S.,Centre Village and Cookville N. B.

Seven new houses of worship have been built, viz: Port Elgin, N. B., Fairville, WN, b., Amherst, N.S8., Waterville, N. 8. Alexandria, P. E.1., Yarmouth, N.S, acd Upper Cape, N.B.

No. of churches in Nova Scotia.......+.. 209 No. of churches in New Brunswick. ..171 No. of churches in P. E. Island........ » 25

405

Expended for church support in Beate Beatie see es $94,552 Raised for denominational work.$16,370.00 Returns for other provinces not in.

FARMER’S AND DAIRYMAN’S ASSO-

CIATION,

The adjourned meeting of the Farmers’ and Dairyman’s Central Association was held in the Market Hall, Charlottetown. The Morning Session commenced at 11 o’clock, the President, J. C. Underhay, in the chair.

The minutes of the preceling meeting were read and approved, and the re-election of the President and the election of James D. McInnis, of St. Peter’s Bay, as Secre~ tary—Treasurer approved and confirmed.

The meeting then adjourned to meet again at ove o’clock.

‘

AVTERNOON.

Rederick Munn, Esq., of Marshfield, in the chair.

J.C. Underbay, from the committee appointed to prepare bye-laws, reported several, the first three making provision for the transaction of the business of the anaual meeting at an adjourned meeting were adopted, and the remainder reserved for further consideration.

On motion of J. C. Underhay, seconded by ex-Secretary Vessey, a resolution of sympathy and regret for the death of the Hon. Alexander Laird, ex-President of the Association, was adopted, and the mover requested to forward a copy to Mrs. Laird and to the press for publication.

His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor being present, was invited to preside over the meeting; and the consideration of the report from the committee on bye-laws being resumed, resulted in the adoption of ne for ibe admission of Presidents and Lecretaries of Dairying Companies as members of the Association ex-officio, and another for the admission of farmers and dairymen not within reach of a branch society on payment of a fee of 25 cents.

It was also resolved, after considerable discussion, taken part in by Messrs. R. Munn, Walter Simpson, —— Shaw, Wm. Jenkins, Wm. Poole, D. Henderson, John Gill and others, to have the time for ho!d- ing the annual meeting changed from the second Tuesday in July tothe second Tuesday in March, after which the re mainder of the officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows :— Vice—President—Roderick Munn, Eeq , Marshfield.

Executive Committee—John Annear, Montague; Joshua Westacot, do.; Walter Simpson, Bay View; John Gill, Little York; Albert Fraser, Red Point; A. Jt McDonald, Gowan Erae; Jesse Barns, Freetown; Don. McLeod, Glen William. Auditer—D, Henderson, North Wilt- shire.

Mr. J. C. Underhay called the attention of the meeting tothe deep interest mani- fested by His Honor the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor in all that pertains to the welfare ot the people of this province, and the espe- cial benefit conferred on the dairying interests by his visit to the different cheese factories last season, andthe setimulus given to the business by his practical and excellent addresses on those occasions, and moved that he be asked to accept the position of Patron of the As*ociation.

The President having resumed the chair the motion was put and unanimously car- ried by a standing vote.

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dismiss the propcsiticns I make you, unless you have “money to burn.” W. W WELLNER, JEWELER.

NOTRE DAME CONVEAT

Boarding and ladies,

day school for young Studies will be resumed on Wednesday, September 2nd. aug25—

Just Tell Them That You Saw Me

Sell the best boots ever sold for the money. We are giving bar- gains every day in our line. Through ail the vears we’ve been first and foremost in liberal dealing. We set the pace, others follow. Our leader is our Men’s $2.50 Boots. When you want boots or shoes call and see us, and TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME,

Yours for bargains.

4. E. McEACHREN, THE SHOE MAN.

American Notes taken at their. face in exchange for goods at McKachen’s Shoe 5.ore.

Davies — Drugstore

We still lead in Soda Water --6th year. Finest Frui Juices and Pulps, Cream and Phosphate.

Balance of stock of F. de C. Davies at

nearly half price.

Jack Davies & Co.,

St. George Pharmcy.

Beales’ Corner,

jy22-Im.

Get Ready

SCHOOLS & COLLEGES OPEN SOON.

Prinze of Wales

Books and Supplies.

College

stock now and daily.

Low prices for CASH.

Haczard & Moore,

Booksellers.

PHYSICAL » CULTURE LD DANCING

Miss H. Macdonald, lately of Miss Man- nings Emerson and Delsarte School of Physical Culture, Halifax, proposes to open classes in the above subjects in Char- lottetown on 8th Sept.

Willany intending pupils kindly rend word to Miss Macdonald at Senator Mac donald’s, Esplanade, or call between the hours of 10 to 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday.

St. Peter’sDay Schoo Is

SCHOOL.

BOYS’

Head Master—Rev. T. H. Hunt, M. A. Assistant—Rev. A. E. Andrew, B. A, and Rev. T. F. Weet, B. A.

Fees—$24 00 per annum.

Re-opens Thursday, Sept. 3rd.

GIRLS’ SCHOOL,

Principsal—Miss &. M. DesBrisay, as- sisted by Rev. A. E. Andrew, B. A., Rev. T. F. West, B. A.

Fees—$15 00 per annum.

Re-opens Monday, Sept. 14th,

JAMES SIMPSON, M. A,, Warden, Aug 18-till Sept.

FUNERAL TRAINS.

The cost of Funeral Trains to Sherwood

to $6.00. HENRY SMITH, Secy. Sherwood Cemetery

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His Honor signified his acceptance of | the position in an eloquent and practical address, full of encouragement and good advice to the farmers and dairymen, and especially comroended to their notice the communication of Mr. Walter Simpson, recently published.

Tie Executive obtained an appropria- tien of $15 per year for the ex-Secretary for his services in the past two years.

The Secretary informed the Asrociation that he had received from the Colonial Secretary the bonus for the ensuing year for those branch societies that have sent in their returns, which he was prepared to pay to representatives present.

The meeting then adjourned to meet at Milton in December, the time and place to be fixed by the Executive, of which due notice would be given to the branches and through the press.

James D. MeIyyis, Secretary-Trea-urer.

BORN. In this city, August 25th, to Mr. and

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Handsome women every where, > no matter how graceful and lovely @ they are, realize the necessity ot @ also having their clothes gracefu! $ and stylish to properly set off their © charms. A limp and poorly hanging costume will spoil any one’s appear- ance while a stylishly stiff gown fall- © ing in the proper modiste folds, wily cover a multitude of defects in the wearer. That is why Fibre Chamois is equally popular with all women. it gives a flexible willowy grace to sleeves and skirts—a pliable stiffness style that is iust as chic and charm- It is the back-bone

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MARRIED On the 16th of August, at St. Paul’s rec- tory, Charlottetown, by Rev. John T. Bryan, Captain J. O. Read, of Pugwash, N. 8., to Louise Elliott of the same plac-.

A Spreciat Weerixe of Prince Edward Council R. A., will be held in the office of John T. Mellish. E+q.,av4 o’clock p. m. sharp, to-morrow. cla

An Orp Axp Wet Trizp Remepy.— Mrs. Winslow’s Sootuing Syrup bas been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain,cures wind colic, aud is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part ofthe world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth ing Syrup, and take no other kiad. 513 w —OO"

Fresh ground oatmeal, from this years oats just receved, at Beer and Goff’s. 2i Fn =

TANTED—A cook and housemaid. Apply at once to MRS, ARTHUR PETERS. aug.6—tf

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School Books and Supplies arriving

Cemetery, bas been reduced from $10.00 |

ASSESSTMENT = SYSTEM

MUTUAL PRIVCIP.E |

MANAGER WANTED.

A LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT will be made with a

wide-awake, responsible man who can furnish satisfactory bond, to take the Management of a District for the

MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION

OF NEW YORK,

the largest and most successful Natural Premium Life Insurance Association in the world.

$310,000,000.00 $5,600,000.00 $26,300,000.00

BUSINESS IN FORCE, over - ASSETS, over - - : . 2 PAID IN DEATH CLAIMS, over

THIS ASSOCIATION furnishes absolute protection Life Insurance, the kind the people want and will have, at the lowest cost consistent with safety.

Contract and business direct with the Home Office. Active Agents are making good salaries.

Applications, stating age and experience, if any, with references, can be addressed to the undersigned at 309 Broadway, New York City.

G. R. McCHESNEY, AGENCY MANAGER

or W. J. MURRAY,

Manager Maritime Provinces, Metropole Building, Halifax.

AUGUST SALE |!

$1) — -———

We are clearing out Dry Goods, Clothing, and Boots and Shoes at Slaughter Prices, during this month. Everything going cheap.

Yxs=—Come and see us for Chetp Goods.

J. B. MACDONALD &

BICYCLE « TOURNAMENT

AND—

ATHLETIC SPORTS

The Ch’town Cycle Clubs intend holding a grand day’s sport on the

CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK,

—ON— l d ; ll | 12.—One Mile Bicycle Race, Professi

The following is the Programme and Prize List. onal—Ilst, Cash, $10; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.

13. Quarter Mile Foot Race, Amateur— Ist, Gold Meda’, Hote) Davies; 2nd, Silver Medal, Dodd’s Medical Hall.

14. One Mile Bieycle Race, Boys under 16—Ist, Silver Watch, Victoria Cafe, 2nd, Search Light Lantern, Fennell & Chandler 3rd, Bicycle Shoes, J. M. McLeod & Co.

10. Three Mile Bicycle Race, (Laps’, Amatenr—Ist, Gold [Medal, W. E. Daw son; 2nd, Silver Medal, Reddin Bros; 3rd, Daily *Patriot, Patriot Pub. Co.; Time Prize, Silver Medal, C. D. Rankin.

16. Half Mile Foot Race, Amateur—lst Gold Medal, Angas McDonald, 38 Queen St; 2nd Silver Medal, Apothecaries Hall.

17. Two Mile Bicycle Race, Handi- cap, Amateur—-lst, Bievele Suit to order,Jobn McLeod & Co; 2ad Meerchaum Pipe, A. W. Reddin; 3rd Daily Guardian, Guardian Pub. Co.

18. Five Mile Bicycle Race, (Lape) Amateur—lIst Gold Medal, Mark Wright & Co.; 2nd, Silver Medal, Large’s Restaur ant; 3rd, Daily Examiner, Examiner Pub

1. Half Mile Bicycle Race, Novice—Ist, Bicycle Suit to order from our make of tweed, McKay Voolen Co; 2nd, Silver Medal, Revere Hotel, j3rd, Alarm Clock; W. A Weeks & Co.

2. Quarter Mile Bicycle Race, two in three —lst,Silver Cup, W. W. Wellner; 2nd, Gold Cuff Studs, G. TH. Taylor; 3rd, Silver Speoo, b kK. Brow.

3. 100 Yards Foot Rice, Amateur—lst Gold ‘Medal, Queen Hotel, 2nd, Gold

Headed Cane, Watson’s Drug Store. | 4. 100 Yards Bicycle Rac e, Slow Ist, Pair Bieycle Pasts,S A. McDonald; 2nd, Gents’ Dressing Case, Haszard & Moore.

5. Half Mile Bicycle Race, Amateur— 1 t, Silver Jug, E. W, Taylor, 20d, Silver Medai, Jas Paton & Co; 3rd, Silver Spoon Beer & Goff.

6, One Mile Bicycle Race, Novice—Ist, Gold Medal, W. P. Doull; 2ud, Silver Medal, Moore & McLeod; 3rd, Silver Spoon, J. T. McKenzie.

7. 100 Yards Foot Race, Professional— Ist, Cash, $10; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.

8. One Miie Bievele Race, Amateur— | Co. .Time Prize, Gold Watch, Leslie W. Ist, Gold Medal, Dodd & Rogers; 2nd, Sil- | Cook.

Medal, Johnson & Johnson; 3rd, Rattan Chair, John Newson.

9. 100 Yards Flat Race—Open to mem- bers of C.A.C.C. and C. W. A.—Ist, Pair Fur Gloves, Beer Bros; 2nd, Musical Clock, M:ller Bros.

10. Quarter Mile Foct Race, Pro‘easi onal — Ist, Cash, $10; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.

11. Two Mile Bicycie Kace, Amateur— Ist, Gold Medal Prowse Bros; 2nd, Silver Medal, Staniey Bros; 3rd, Silver Spoon, Carter’s Confectionery.

J B. DAWSON, E. Chairman Committee

All events open to Maritime Provinces. Entries close Aug 31. Entrance fee to all Races, 50c. Four to start or no third prize, Three to start or no second prize.

Band in attendance.

Grand parade of Wheelmen to the grounds, Sports begin at 1 p.m. sharp.

Admission 25c; grand stand 10c extra.

H. BEER Secretary Committee.

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