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For a few days com- mencing Friday,August 24th,we will put on sale 12U pairs of Men’s aud Boys’ Laced Boots— fairly fine—nailed sole at 99c a pair. They are new goods and & easily worth half as = much more. See them im our window.

Men’s sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, J 10. Boys’ sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Only 99e,

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-e have just opened a lot of new, fresh goods, we haven’t room to tell you all in this ed, here isa partial

list.

Grosso & Blackwell’s Mixed Pickels, Chow Chow, Olive Oil, French

Capers, Assorted Jams (in glass jars.)

Lea & Perrins, Worces-

tersbire sauce.

Blue able, Ketsup,

Hientz.’s Tomatoe Oatsup.

Tomatoe

Patterson’s Extract of ffeo. Calder & Trott’s, Sardines

(in glass jars.)

Webster & Mackay b

Successor to Davison & Co.

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When a Woman, Proposes

To buy a piano, she wants to get the best value for her money. She wants a piano to give satisfaction, no old instrument with a tin pan: sound will satisfy her, » If; she buys a

Heintzman » z She will aave the best of sat. isfaction. She’ll have a piano recommended by the laading musicians of the world. Come to our sale roomsand exam- ine them. Always wilome.

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PERSONAL.

Dr. Honeywell, of Hunter River 18 & guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. S. C. Moore left this morning for Sydney and other places in Cape Breton.

Hon. P» ‘Sinclair, Summertield, is among the latest arrivals at the Queeo Hotel.

Mr. W. C. McConnell, a well-known Boston contractor, is visiting frieuds Ip Charlottetown,

Mrs C D Thompson, of Moncton,arrived on the Island last night. {She is a gueet of Mrs T A MacLean.

Miss Alma “Robertson returoed thie morning to New York where she will bes nurse in Meunt Sinai Ho pital,

Mre. F. O.° Jonea, of Moncton, is visitiog ber sister, Mre. W. 8S. Stewart She arrived last night by the mail special.

Mr. W. L. Waring, inspector of steam- boat machinery, arrived in Charlowtetown last night and registered at the Queen Se. ‘=

Mr. Cecil Stewart left this morning for Sydney, where he will become manager of the branch bank of the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island,

Mr. H. M. McKay, wife and family, return totheir home in Haverhil’, Mass., tomorrow. They go as far as Boston by the Halifax,

Mr. and Mre. H. V. Palmer, who bave been spending a pleasant holiday with Jadge Warburton at Souris, returned to Charlottetown yesterday aftern002. Js]

Dr. Annie McRae, of Pinette, who has just returoed from a visit to London, Paris and Dublin, is, we regret to learn, ill! at her home im Pinett>. She is re-

ported to be slightly better this morning. Vv.

Rev. Father Arsenault and Rev. Father

/ Guertin, of St. Joseph’s College, came

over from P. KE, Island yesterday after-

* noon, after snending two or three pleasant ‘ weeks’ at

Father Arsenault’s home at Wellington.—Moncton Times.

Mr. Jobo Kelly, of SSomerville, Mass., who witb his wife and family have been. spending the last four weeks with his relatives at Néwton, Lot 26, returned to the States this morning. Mr. Kelly has

been in Somervillé for the past ten years. Ti

His success in his adopted home has not made him forgetful of his native prov- ince and he speat his holiday here with much pleasure.

Rev. A. N. Simpson and bride, .of New Glasgow, were pas-engers by the Princess this morning on a wedding trip to

Nova Scotia. Rev. Mr. Simpson is pastor of the Christian Church at New Glaegow, and Mrs. Simpson

is a daughter of Mr. R. G. Bagnall, of, Clyde Mills. They were united in marriage yesterday afternoon, the cere« mony being performed by Rev. D. Craw~ ford at the residence of the bride’s father. The bride looked charming in « gown of cream. The bridesmaid was Miss Nettie Bagnall, sister of the bride. The groom was supported by Mr. R Everett Stevea- son, of New Glasgow. Mies Rutb Dickie- son was flower gir] and carried a beautiful bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson have the best wishes of a host of friends.

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THE FULL LIGHT.

Str,—LKaclosed you will fiad a complete liet of the stockholders of the Full Elec tric Co.. of this city, the list pwhlished in The Guardian vot being complete. You will note they are among ‘he largest tax payers in the city. Iwill thank you to publish the fist to-day.

G.D. Loneworrs,

President.

S W Crabbe, IT Handrahan, W W Stanley, E Kelly, W Dickenson, A Mc~ Donald, A A Bartlett, ‘N Rattenbary, Judge McDonald, A E Morrison, D O’M Reddin, W S Stewart, D C *McLeod, G M Moore, M P ‘Hogan, J M Davison, G D Longworth, F W Hyndman, L E Prowse, J J Davies. 1 H Angel, CH B Longworth, ¥ L Haszard, C Lyons, J D Reid, J Paton, H Heezeri, F Perkins, J D McLeod,

Poole & Lewis, Dr Alley, J B Hagan, Walter Matheson, J Eden, B Callaghan, H w Longworth, H B Stirling, T A Mc- Lean, F G Heartz, A Heariz, B Heartz, AC Goft,W © Hobkirk, Dr Jenkins, J Trainor, Rev D MeNeill, W E Daweon, A Horne, W F Tidmarsh,G J Rogers, J Currie, P Doherty.

Wants, Lost & Found

WANTED.—A maid servant. Mrs. George Peake, Euston Street.

Apply to

FOR SALE —A child's iron bedstead, suit- able for a child up to five years of age, high maee Hair mattress, Enquire at EXAMINER

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Highest price paid for ladies and gents left off clothing. Call at their resi dence for them. Drop a card in the Post O fice, or Richmond reet, Opposite Nelson Bros. Mra, Kirby, Clothing Store

ROBERTS & CO., s2i325%.

PEOPLE’S BANK BUILDING MONTREAL.

12 year’s Examinc-r in U.S. Patent Office. . Patan TU PAY, Write for Red

In every locality throughout Canada to intro- mce our tacking up show-cards on trees, fences, on and all conspicuous places, also di ting small advertising matter. Commission or salary $60.00 per poet and paupeness not * epzcned $2.50 per

. Steady ploymen g' » honest reliable men. Noexperience needful. W.

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Local and Other Items.

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Go to the Scottish Gather- ing at Souris on Saturday.

Beautiful weather for the eports tonight

Tux Pross.—Today and on Friday lignt to moderate winde, mostly west wari.

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Goop Suorts,spleedid music, a grand gzenic « ffect, and a lively time generaily at the sports tonight.

Foresters.- Court Abegweit, No. 810, meet tonignt at 8 o’clock Important bus- incek. Members will please attend.

ee MektTine Posteonep.— The meeting of

No. 1 Company, Arullers, called for this ven ng, has been postponed until next Tuealay evening,

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Twenty-Five cents admits to the Grounds ao! Grand Stand at the Electric Light Sports tonight, Encourage the boys by attending and interesting yourself,

Nore tH1s WEL_L.—Go to the Caledonian Games at Souris Driving Park next Sature day, August 25th. Grand parade at Souris on arrivel of the epecial from “Charlottes town by members of the Caledonian Club in tartans, trews and bonnet and Boys’ Highland Brigade in full Highland cos- tume, headed by pipers and band.

Waeiay Demonstration. —The send» ing of acontingent to South Africa marks an epoch in our history. The Whelan Demonstration on Monday next will be another important epoch, when old and young, from east and west, wi'l joyfally unite to honor him who fought the early political battles of our Province.

Lose sy Fire.—Mr. Felix Blanchard, of Rustico, had the great misfortane to Jose his house and almost all that it contained by fire a short time ago. He and hie family have been comnpetie’ to make a

e barn. The case is one which compels the sympathy of the neighborhood.

Cominc Next Weex.—The Moncton mes says: The Moncton cricketers’

[trip to Charlottetown has been postponed

until next week. The secretery of the Charlottetown cricket club wires that th: 29th or 50th inst. will be most conveni- ent dates for the match. and the Moncton team will probably go over on Wednesday’

SaLvaTion Army.— Major Pickering, accompanied by Mrs McKlhany and the Bell Ringers and the Brass Band will ar- rive here tomorrow night bv the steamer Princess. Lieut. Urquhart the expert cornet player will, also acoompany the band. The welcome meeting takes place on Saturday evening ai eight o’clock. The public are heartily iuvited.

Rocky Point Eyrertainmenrt.— The free meeting under the auspices of Elliott Division, Sons of Temperance, came oft on Wednesday evening. Every seat in -he hall was occupied and many had to be content with standing room only. After ainging “Throw ont the Life Line,” the Chairman, Mr. J. J. Chappelle, opened the meeting with a temperance address. A solo entitled “ Dixey” was finely ren- dered by Miss Ethel Tanton and was heartily encored. Mr Ernest Mellish gave @ very interesting address on “The Flag,” and exhibited anumber of souvenirs re- ceived from his brother who is now in active service in South Africa. “Home, Sweet Home” was sung with autoharp accompaniment by Miss Lizzis Chappell. A vey humorons recitation entitled ‘*The Round Wor!d” was given by Miss Minnie Mellish, and a short interesting rcading by Mr Alfred Duchemin. Three tableaux were shown with colored lights giving them e fine effect. Ist, The Drunkard’s Home; 20d, Britannia, and 3rd, Blue- beard’s Wives. Vhe entertainment was voted a grand success and closed with the National Anthem.

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i «wiGESTION, resulting ‘rom weakness of the stomach, is relieved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great stom- wh tonic and cure for DYSPEPSIA,

Local Notices.

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Attention, is called to the auction sale

‘of superior furtiture at the residence of

Mra. Wickwire, on Wednesday the 29th, R Beariato, auctioneer.

Beautiful weather is expected fer the Electric Light Sports tomorrow evening. With the cessation of the rain cames news of warmer weather. The probs tel! of this for tomorrow.

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Personals.

We’ve always got the new things,that is the reason you deal at Sentner McLeod & Oo’s,

The prettiest autumn dress goods ever offered to the ladies of P. E. Island arenow shown at the (up-to-date) store. Sentner McLeod & Co.

Ladies ready to wear suits direct from Toronto in the latest New York styles have just been opened at Sentner Mc Leod & Co’s. Prices from $8.00- to $30.00 per suit, they are sell ing fast.

The leading fur store of P. E. I., is showing the new things in furs for autumn. All the latest novelties, and they are selling freely, at very low prices, All furs guaranteed.

Sentner McLeod & Co. are at their old tricks again, giving much for little; they are selling umbrellas and *sunshades at cut prices.

Think of a Dry Goods Store increasing their business in May 85 percent, June 125 per cent, July 88 per cent. Sentner Mc- Leod & Co. did it. Good Goods and low prices do ii every time.

Ladies,have you seen the new rain cloaks Sentner McLeod & Co. are selling at $3.75; every One guaranteed.

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On Tueeday, the 2let inst., at St. Anvn’s Church, Hope River, by the Rev. James Alvess Meo!'oneld, P. Pr. Mie. Jerome J. Peters, of St. Mary’s Road, Lot 22, and Kate M., daughter of Mr. Prospere Leclair, of Martin’s Road, Toronto.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown.

' ENTERED,

Aug. 22—SS Campana, Demers, Pictoa; Lorena, McMillan, Wood Islands; ss Fred M Batt, Enman, Cape Tormentine.

CLEARED.

Aug. 22—Lorensu, McMillan, Wood Islande; Ada, Trenholm, Point du Chene; Raeburn, McLean, Richibueto; A Lincoln,

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Personals.

j |Sentner McLeod & Co, can sell at prices that throw com- petition into a trance.

Enter —Buyers. Exit— Blouses. Sentner McLeod & Co.

New golf capes,new golf rugs, new felt hats for ladies, new ready-made costumes, new autumn dress goods, new furs, new velvets at Charlottetown’s Busiest Store. Sentner McLeod & Co.

Buya golf rug at My Store for $3.75. We'll get it made for you for $1.50, total cost of cape $5.25. Some stores would ask $10.00 for it without a blush.

Sentner McLeod & Co. al- ways sell a little cheaper than other stores.

Prices are having a tough time of it, and a little money will go as far asa lightning express in our blouse department. But you must be quick as they are going fast.—Sentner McLeod & Co.

When yout want the new things go to “My Store.”

When you want to buy dr goods a little lower than else- where go to Setitner McLeod } & Co’s.

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Sweet Pea Competition 1900.

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We wiil have a Sweet Pea Show at our store, Sunnyside,

Thursday, 23rd, and Friday, 24th,

When the Flowers are a! their Best

And will give the folowing Prizes for

Sweet Peas grown from 3eed purchased from us thié season :—.

First Competition. Best Bouquet (a!l blue shades or

Cormier, Pictou; Mary Alice, "ae

Port of Summerside. ENTERED.

August 20.—S8cbr Arc-Light, Poole, Newcastle, lumber; SS Tiber, Boulanger, Montreal, mdse; Schr Jennie Armstrong, Grady, Newcastle, lumber; S S Elliot, Nelson, Ch’town, bal.; Schr Lochiel, Wright, Richibucto, lumber.

August 24,—Schra Nellie Reid, Reid, Reid, Pictou, coal; Restive, Cain, Pictou,

coal; S S Campana, Demers, Pictou, stures,

CLEARED,

August 20.—S 8 Tiber, Boulanger, Ch’town, mdse and produce; Schrs Sir Louis, McArthur, Pictou, bal.; § S Bliot, Nelson, Ch’town, produce; Lennox, Bou- drot, Buctouche, bal.

August 21.—Schr Mellie (Reid, Reid, one bal; 8 S Campana. Demers, Mon-

real:—

1538 bores cheese................$10,766 a Ne Sc cesce | OO 162 cases lobsters. ......... 1,620

$12,892

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Schr Restive, Pictou, bal.

Women’s Slip 10 cents a pair at Goff Bros’. shoed wal. o

Boot polishes 15 cente now 10.

Boot polish 10 cente now 5.7

Boot paste 10 cents now 4. At Goff Bros’ cheap sale,

Attend the big clearing out sale of W. H. Stewart & Co’s boots at 30 per cent.

to half prict.—Sale conducted by Goff Bros. tf,.

all red shadee) $1.00 Second Eeet Bouquet, do de 75 Third Best Bouquet, do do .50 Best Bouquet, mixed colors 15

Second Competition. Best Collection $1.00 Second Best Colleetiun 75 Third Best Collection 50

The conditions are that the competitor shall briag witb the exhibit the envelope the Seeds were in when purchased, and that no green or anything elee be used

except what is furnished by the Sweet Peas.

Haszard & Moore

SUNNYSIDE SEEDMEN. Charlot‘etown, P. E.I.

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A Lodge of the Ladie. lent Bociety was ogling i ; last evening by Miss Cathe ‘hie city Worthy Mietrese, of Toronto, Graag ing was held in St. George's Lott mia The Lodge e:arte with 14 menien meeting wae Called to order b het The Worthy Mistress, At an adjourned «7%

ing of last Friday evenin Teej. members were elected for vy lling year :— Presens

Worthy Mistress—Mrs Jo} . Worthy Deput “& : Lapthora. — Mitress—Mra J D, Worthy Chaplain—y Worthy Rec, Sec. —Mis —_

80u, ’ Lizzig Maths,

Worthy Fin. Seo—Mise Ry; orday Worthy T:easurer—M jeg Lilie Maa Worthy D of C— Mre J F Meleod. ; Wortby F C—Mre J VaoBuskj ,

Worthy O Guard—y Worthy Guardian “Mr Hone Hews,

After the election of officers aud

had been installed by the samee Mistress the mala an ann dresses on tne good of the order name chosen by the members of the. The is ‘Lady Roberts,” after the bame lady of our esteemed general of African fame. Thure were several tions before the election of Lodge adjourned to meet on fr even. ing at seven o'clock for UPther insieng fast :

The lodge then tendered Miss

& hearty vote of thanks for her SET vices ery nest ai.

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» which she replied ina y rees, thanking the members Lodge for the maay kindnesses wt

; a . her since her arrival in our mid expressicg herself as delighted with ie prov

ince of the Guif and its man attractions to vieitors. ;

This ie the second lodge organised

within a week, Ls DIED.

In this city,on August 22nd, at yee: May Wellner, ati ‘en

augbter of Mrs. Warren Wel Hillsboro Street. mae

(Funeral on Friday & 3p, mJ

on=—eoeneena House and Lot by Action

I am instructed by Mr. J. A Griffith, to sell by auction, at the pre- mises, Kent Street, East, on the 30th day of August, at 12 of noon, alot of land 42 feet on Kent Street and extenalng back 80 feet with cottage and out—buildings,

Terms cash.

R, BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer, dy thur, sat and wed,

Superior Furniture by Auction,

Iam instructed by Mrs. Wicxwiret sell by auction at her residence, Prince Sireet oa Wednesday the 29th day of August, inst., commencing at 11 o'clock, a. m., all her household effecte comprit- ing Parlor, Diuing Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchea furniture.

Terms cash. R. BEaIRSTO, Au ctioneer.

AUCTION SALE

Fancy Goods, China and Glassware.

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I will sell by auction at the store lately occupied by Jenkins & Son (Stevenson's | corner) commencing this evel ing, August 14th at 73! o’clock,’ and to be continued every night until the wa stock is cleared out.

The stock comprises Fancy Goods, Dinner and Tea ¥ Fancy Uhina and Glasswares Everything will be be

without reserve.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctionee?. _

Merchants Bank of Prince) Public Notice.

Edward Island,

Collections made or the most rea — terms and promptly remitted oO.

Yeposits received and interest allow- ed at best current rates.

TO LET.—The house on Lower Prince St

Steamer Jacques Cartier

The Steamer Jacques Cartier as Orwell Brush Wharf on Monday, 27th, at 7.30 a. m., calling # a Wharf, with visitors to the belan Chat ment Demonstration to be held # lottetown on that day.

Returning, she willfleave Charlene

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. ling at now occupied by W B Robertson, Esq. a’ 6 o’clock p. m., cal session October ist. Apply oR. Macmillan , Wharf. ‘ ai for 21s Tickete one Single fare. G WANTED.—A smart steady about 15 | Only. : years of age to attend a store. One whol a hig. 21, 1800—2ins. all nad some experience preferred. Apply at this | ———________. salt — oreo , FOR SALE ol Sut aiaaing oe . LOST.—In June ween Queen Street and § Also ee or Navigation Wharf, a parcel of clothing. to Hoa. Wei ark # Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving } Solieitor . ae BP"

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