THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. |

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Beer Bros. for Dress Goods, | —- | White and colored shirts, all sizes in all | fur City S x 1 on | he different grates from 30c ee | Cl t th cd t I e-opened on’ p.., b M Tie , Collars, Cuffs & me. Department © i ea, = ca, Eo, a oe ay moat < ‘ and better in our Furnishing D partment 5 : > than any other part of the town. s ee Undere! ian The balance of our | 4 = summer underclothilg selling very low to} , {tammer underclothiig selling very low t We carry the assortment, we buy the quality, we sell the goods, Three acts that enables , J : , Children’s Clothing. It is now con | atte tangy : i 1 + " : vegliliven's Clothing, | It's now oom us tooutstrip our competitors. Don't make the mistake of buying Clothing, Hats or Carpets — 'largest and best assortment of little suits] - > i > . ri : : ina ae erect ua wre, Without first seeing our goods and getting our prices. ‘ mity . wi those | lowest. f y ‘ t W ; ; scree he Ss = ne > Ss a i The Wonderful Cheap Men. aed " mettonid ale sad seer we s NOX . : a RN ae SON ata i ™ ' ; r j B may } ) iy 2 & AS v e8s. «ty e¥e «8 st. THE PEOPLE'S STORE Carter's for Wall Pap \ 7| SESENENE SESE Si si 2 SY SS ree Stearns is Best. {I L Pers 10P Waki Paper yies SO ge ge Np Ne ne nae Soe SS g Sunday See " — BAPTISTS IN CONVENTION. “ : oes He t ong iharmonic | - | a = Hali a i parator t ( 2s | F ERSONAL. INTE R RST NG Total Abstainers Ouly are Qualified For 4 ° B naw ¢ a C i Mr. L. W. Watson returned to town last aptist Membership. ave W/Z iE avorer s pre Everybody | evening, hav mae joyed a short but pleas A The Baptist Convention, at Berwick, SCHBaLS Oni ° Tage fa wi ak ho Nova Scotia, was closed Th jay & COLLEGES ant bo.day. : . oe ‘ins eu a, 8 Cidsed On sursday : é Fie boty ot How-| The Bsees Nageot, of Bridgeport, —10 ov a : OPEN SOON. oe ee : ~ i Conn., are visitit e Charlovtetown. They bf = On that day the committee On tem- an ee Ss A cat * vi — f i last sre the euests of M *s Ida Doyle .; LADY CUSTOM ce perance presented the following report: Prince of Wales Colle S¥Z s¥z oe a | Mr. Geo. L. Holyoke, of the Woodstock, Ihe attitude of this convention towards Books and § lies NZ SNA W al OOK pace todsy./~ Bp Press, arrived here with Mrs. the manufacture, sale and use of intoxicat- | [py Watch Chains: ladies are rt Sand cuppiles, * a oie ; - ens __. | Holyol Thev leave this after- We open to-day the first} '™8 beverages must be one of constant |, . en es School Books and Supplies avSye 4,. 0 Lin ~Weather p Sao otel. a’ ; - autagonism. It is our duty asa body of | Wearing the Long Guard in stock now 1 arriving Hit oS . of tl DALY Mrs. Borcheres, of Brooklyn, N. Y , wiil consignment of new costume | Christians representing ” the Baptist Chains now, don’t be out of daily . now and arriving 4S . : 4s Art 7 * - v SeFvi.e af } a solos he morning service an 1 an- Te ies } » ewes ods churches of thes ) yinces t iv le- ce er z xy al y. + \ + Pa v af _ eg the ' ae es i the U pper nai ge * i — — eiwdiliee het chal ucihe shar can wae . sty le when Low prices for CASH S% DDESS GOODS we co | Methodist Charch to-morrow. maga : i 8 “XN. | lic the sentiments of our churches agaiost . bin: Pre . i ; . { cou S Rev. D. MeNei!! w J. C. McEachen, counsellor at-law, and | Daintiness and refinement are | intemperance, and that shal! at the rame li Costs $0 Little to he Rigitt Hiaszard & Woore o> RE WNANTS Pt SSA <. ‘ t Divine Service at the Mission! Dr. J. J. McPhee, of New York, arrived forcibly asserted in the weave time deepen strengthen these sentiments. ln It a - 9 AS : CAS House, Chestnut Street, to-morrow, Sun-|here last night. They will remain until ay. Aerie : ls We believe total abstenance to te the Booksell jar. at 4p. m.,and preach a Grelis ser- | about the middie of next week. and design of these attractive only safe and right thing forthe icCividua’, I am eelling the Long ooksellers,

g peopie cordial.

pciiaiiiliatiaman PReAculn tev. R. EB. Stevens, of Pix tio. N.S., ‘ Lexiug Ay. & i st I nm preach it ‘ ’ U pper Great UG Stree to rrow (lord's J of h Da roing and A cordial | ¥ ex ied ta Sea free ae = 2 an the Brigad : . «ft eas tt ‘ Mar i N ) : 8 expected ’ iw L apecia q A eve and & lay -u 4 * W ne \ Oppe ity

sold S« l-t io Sh, good for return int of the on Sept. Lith to

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rouio Exhibition; and good for return until

4%, on account of Montre al Exinbition,

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Sept. greatly reduced rates. ot opportunities of winees during the Exhibition nica

t These are excel the Upper

Season.

visiting

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] } . a ke I Strotex.—On Tuesday night H. Macdonald, Beleque, bad

mit 70

Brrrzr at Mr. D vo firkine of butter, containing abou The thief wt thieves evidently had a team, as in the orning Mr. Macdonali trace i the track Read’s Cor-

fa wagon from his piace to toward

1 1 pounds, stolen from his dairv. « 1 ‘ i It appear i to lead

ner, whence Surmerside, but mingled with other tracks and was lost.—Agriculturist.

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S O. KE. Exccrstoy.—Put by 30 cents te win the S. O. E. Excursion on Monday afternoon. The Jac ques Cartier wont

Jeave tii! 1.30. Pleuty of time to get your dinner and step on board. Your tea will be the best you have haiforayear. The salt sea breeze will give you an appetite, on board Ti e be at of

Boat will

you will get plenty to eat

‘Artili. ry band will be there.

order will be kept all through.

be back about 8.30 o,clock, p. m. siceliiinme

Race.—A bicy: le match tace

road last even

Bierce ‘ took piace on the Ma peque ing at 7 o* lock between two local sporte, one a literary and the other a mechanical gentieman. The was made from orner and the course was out Mr. Thos. Morris’s gate, way Very

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sight and keenly

start Heartz’s the ruad as far as turning and back the good ume was made winning by about twenty yards. A

same

the literary ; . :

ber of people took in the

enjoyed it. ian

Tae Sawrente Company —Be sure and secure reserved seats for the opening per- formance of the Sawtelle Company Morday evening. A splendid performnce wi be witnesved. The company is & fine fine one, consisting of thirty people. All the plays produced will be fiuely mounted and splendidly costumed. The lovers of music will be finely entertained by the Imperial Orchestra, which stands in the front ravk cf musical organizations.

Mr. Sims Reeve’, the delightful Eagli=® ballad singer, is still active #5 @ vocalist, although io bis seventy-ninth year. The musical dictionaries may differ from this statement; but aceerding to his certificate of baptism, Mr. Sims Reeves was born on September 26th, 1318. With his wife he 1 Ww South Africa, where he Wii

, : ff > Se af f. ff colony. Ta open the sea300 In @ far-our C 5

@re not many tenors who bave sung * long, 80 well, and in such varied parts ot the world.

Mr. E. J. Hatfield, the popular travel er representing O. H. Norwick, St. John, N. B., has presente i the Paroc hial lair ip sid of the new Cathedral with a han lsome parlor lamp It 4 pieasing t is Visi to Ff.

» learn that, as a result I. Island, the Hon. Mr.

heaith, The ais

farty is recovering [ f P. E. Isla d seems to be g od fo Ontario politicians; and Mr. Harty i particularily fortunate in his surroundings shile bere.

Mr. Walter P. Brace, was among the gers from Boston to Charlottetown, » last trip of the Halifax. le is epdipg his vacation with relatives and reg ia Mr. Brace is in splendid health, | it is pleasing to hear that he is doing

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Arrivals at the Hotel Davies : Niel Me Leod, Summerside; E. W. Lawrence and wife. Miss Lawrence, W. W. DeCamp New York: C. A. S.ecns, Mrs. Denmis Murphy, Souris; W. J. Miine, Cruiser Acadia, P. R Blanebard, A. J. Hilbourn, Boston: B Shea, Philadelphia, N. McLaren, Cardigan; H. B. McLaughliv, Londonderry.

Arrivals at the Queen Hotel Aug 28th : Vliver Howard, St. Jobn; K. McK. Jenkins | New Glasgow; E. R. McCurdy, Halifax; | Bowen Smith, Cocaign: ©. A. Ca n ple ] |B. A. McLeod, A. McCaulay, Boston, Ma- +Aug29: A.J. McLeod, Stanley Bridge; T. |W. Bell, Traro; Rev. G. U. Roberton, ‘ Oavendish; F. J. McNaughton, Moncton. |W. A. Allan, Toronto, J. Mullens,

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‘ ‘ When we say that Johnson’s Baking Powder is the most ec- onomical one on sale in this

city—we are sure of it. We are it is giving the in-

also sure that hest of satisfaction increasing eale proves it. Made fresh every few days. Price 25 cents apound, l5ca 4 pound, 10 cents a } pound. —

Johnson & Johnson.

Graduates in Pharmacy.

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STRONG BED

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COLLEGE ROOMS

If vou are taking student boarders you will find a large range of beds and mattrasses in our store, all at very reasonable prices.

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SALE Will Com Saturday.

Collarettes, Chemi lie r L nen day

Lace Collars, Embroidered Collars, La regular price up to 35c, last

Ladies’ Blazer Jackets, Duck English Pique Fronts, goods worth u

lofants’ Muslin Embroidered Ho Hoods and Tame, worth up

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your choice while they last at the un aix io one customer. Knitted Summer Vests, striped wa! oo medium and large women's #1xes, the }

Children’s White iawn Dresses

embroidery, assorted 8 ze2,worth $2.00, $ indies’ White Cotton Skirts, made of good Miter a

Two doz. | trimmed with three rows of tacking, Boye’ Galatea Blouses, assorted Suits, the balance of stock 30 per cen

of patterns, @ ba vnce of etock,

A Basket of Summer Dress Trin narrow and wide, remnants of exper PLEASE NOTICE.—Gn accou Room caused by extensive alterations Room, our opening show of mijn

SEPT. 1st.

DONT MISS GREAT COU COME

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LIPEPHDNDIONPDEPPITT FETED TPP PPAPDI IST nova panaTeanevenennenent tnt tT EZ

The Decks To be Cleared

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to $1.00; a number of eam pies included

; ; ; iz i sizce to woman's § Knitted Summer Vests, all sizes, from infants siz } ¢

le wi tw lereeorance i 300 yds Art Muslis, very wice wi ith, good quality, large rang be , , It 1 case Palm Leaf Fans, | to each customer FREE.

asive good include},

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mence at 9 O'clock Today,

settes, Shirt Fron‘, American Collars, Ladies’ Linen Cuffs,

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Veste, Fancy Shirt Fron‘, 25e p to $1,00, last day, ae a ods, Children’s Fancy White oe

iform price of 3c; ot more than

sta fancy rib, assorted, small, 10¢

» balance of stock,

vandsomely trimmed with $1.00 os 25€

your choice.

2.20, $2.50 and $2.75 +izes,Boys’ Duck Waists and 40¢

t. discount; price f-om

mings, black and colored,

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nt ot the disorder in our Millinery preparatory to opening of pew Fur

ery is postjoned until “TUESDAY,

NTER SALE TO-DAY, AND EARLY.

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THE WEATHER.—Continued fine weather to day and toZmorrow, with moderate

porth weet and southwest winds.

goods.

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

Cashmeres

our celebrated

50c.

Black French Cashmeres still UNSURPASSED.

It has many frantic competi- tors, but

NONE EQUAL.

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LIGHT FOR THE BLIND.

Mr. C. F. Fraser, superintendent of the School for the Biind, at Halifax, has is sued an address to the public in which he states the results of the work of the school as follows: 28 per cent. of the graduates are er- gaged in teaching. 12 per cent. in conducting or_ taking part‘in eoncert companies. 8 per cent. in pianoforte tuning. & per cent. in busiuess. 4 per cent. in manufacturing. 12 percent. giving instructing king at trades.

per cent. as agents.

per cent. in farm work.

ver cent. in literary callings. ° 22 per cent. residing at home. Uf these latter a large proportion help in the household and partially maintain themselves by the work of their hands. 25 per cent. of the graduates are married and residing in comfortable

in or

wews

homes. Our present buildings are adapted for

the accommodation of sixty pupils. Sev

enty pupils are in attendance, and the -chool 1s overcrowded. Otber blird child- ren are seeking admission, and the question

has forced itself upon the Board of Man- igers how to provide accommodation for allwhoapp'y. To this question there can be but one answer, namely, to extend the present buildings. This involves an expenditare of $20,000.00, and it can only be satisfactorily carried through by the cordial co-operation of a sympathetic and appreciative public.

I believe that the people of the Maritime Provinces are in full sympathy with our work. I believe they thoronghly appre- ciate the gratifying and encouraging re- sults. I believe that they take an honest pride in the position which this Instita- tion ¢ world, and I believe to the best of their ability they will come forward with their dollars and cent, and generously contribute towards the fund for the erection of a second wing to the School.

Reader, I deem it a privilege to ask you individually for your assistance. Your c yntribution, large or small, will be most gratefully received, and [am _ confident that under God’s good Providence the result of this appeal will be to enable the Board of Managers to erect and equip the additional building. I certainly have good reason toknow that the friends of the blind are ever ready to make up to them as far as possible for the loss of sight, and [am certain that any movement that will better secure the welfare and well being of those who are deprived of vision will receive your sympathy and support.

We learn that Mr. Fraser wil!, in this connection, pay a visit to Charlottetown in the course of the coming week

cupies in tie

Where can I buy my Schoo! Books the cheapest? Why, that’s easy. Just take your list to CARTERS BOOK- STORE, where you can get everything you want from an ABC card up. Also Exercise Books, Seribblers, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Slates, Chalk, Ral- ers, Foolscap, Lead Pencils, slate Pencils, &e. Our “Little Tycoon” Scribbler,only one cent tor 109 pages, is still on deck. We are all ready for a big trade. Come along boys and girls and be made happy. GEO. CARTER & CO.

Bookeellers.

Aug 29—sat mon tu DIED.

At Roxbury, Mase., on the 15th inst , after a short illness from pneumonia, Neil Campbell McDonald, aged 29 years De ceased was the sonof Archibald McDon- ald, Esq., Glen William, aud was born at Little Sands, wen¥to the States six years ago, and was comfortably situated.

s On - or near Steam Navigation Co’s Guan a parcel wrapped in black oileloth,

Finder will be rewarded on applying at this

office. aug

and that whoever persists in a different course is unworthy of churect; membership Ii is furthermore the duty of every

all legitimate means for the overthrow of intemperance and the promotion of tem- perance and righteousness.

Your committee are of the opinion that every church should consider it to be a part of its legitimate work to give and receive instruction upon the great principles of temperance through the preaching of the pastor, the leaching of the Sunday School by religious temperance meetings and in other ways, and to lend its sympathy and influence to all legitimate work outside of the local church.

Wewould further state our convictions that inasmuch as the traffic in intoxicants is @ menace tothe well being of society and state, that we have aright to look to our legislature for lawsthat shall protect us from the danger and that we should urge upon those who have to do with the nomin- ation and election of candidates for parlia~ ment thatthey should see to it thatonly those shall be accepted as worthy of such ‘re sponsible positions who, with other qualifi cations, are consistent temperance men and who wil! give assurance that they will sup- port every measure forthe probibition of the traffic.

In addition to this we must continue to require our Dominion and Provincial par- jiaments thatthey use whatever powers constitutionally belong to them in granting to us laws that shall prohibit the importa- tion, manufacture and sale of all kinds of intoxicating liquors, and that we do not ask as a favor, but demand as a right.

It is al-o the opinion of this convention that inasmuch asthe Liberal party of Canada have pledged themselves to grant a plebiscite on the question of prohibition, that the present Government be asked to make provision for this at an early date, and that when an opportunity is offered we urge upon all voters to emphatically de- clare themselves in this way in favor of the leg1l suppression the liquor traffic. The following resolution was adopted :— Whereas, the highest court of colonial appeal in Great Britain has recently decid- ed that the entire control of the sales of in- toxicating liquors is intra vires of the local lezislatures of Canada and that the power over the importation and manufacture rests with the dominion parliament and hence the plebiscite taken in 1894 gave such over- whelmning majorities in P, E. I. and Nova Scotia in favor of prohibition of the liquor traffic. ‘therefore :—

Resolved, That this convention do _peti- tion the legislatures of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. Island to enact Jaws

respective provinces :

Resolved, That this convention do peti- tion the dominion parliament m its next session to enact a law prohibiting the im- portation and manufacture of strong drink in Canada, and ifa probibitory lav will not immediately be made for all Canada that the dominion parliament be reqnestee to prohibit the manufacture and importa- tion into any province where the sale of liquors within its borders; and

Resolved, Further that we request every Baptist church within our bounds to make suitable petitions.

The treasurer of denominational funds for N.S., N.B. and P.E.I. reported, showing receipts of $10,951.48 to gen-a, funds, and $5,423 86 from W.M.A,S., and with other items making atotal of $16,- 86..02. From N. B. and P. E. [. a total of $3,875.39, making a grand total or $20,- 736.41.

The executive committee recommended concerning district secretaries and named them as foilows :—-

P. E. 1.—R. H. Jenkins, Charlottetown. N. B.—Weest-rn, W, G. Clark, Frederic~ ton.

N. B.—Eastern, H. H. Saunders, Elgin. N. B.—SoutLern, A. H. Chipman, St. John.

N. S.—Eastern, J. H. McDonald, Am-

herst.

N. S.—Ceniral, W. N.

ning.

left to the president and secretary,

A Fibre Chamois Ad,

Men as arule care more for comfort than for style, still no man is averse to a neat well-haaging coat that keeps its shape through all kinds of knocking around. This is one of the extras that Fibre Cham- is furnishes when used as the interlining in men’s clothing. It not only makes garments thoroughly weather proof, pro- viding a healthful warmth whieh can’t be penetrated by the severest wind or cold; but its flexible spring aud stiffuess make the coat or vest fit well and keep its pro- per hang ti!l wora completely out. Aod the beauty is that it is so light you wouldn’t know you were carrying apy- thing extra around, and so cheap that it is in everyone’s reach,

Christian to give sympathy and support to |

prohibiting the sale of liquors in their re+ .

N, S.—Western, Z. L. Fask, Livérpool.’}: Hutchins, Can-

The location of the next convention was F-¥

Ribbon Guards with sil

ver mounts, 35c,

. : from $2.25 up.

Vhe Quality of Workmanship

Will

unequalled. Visit my store?

W. W WELLNER, JEWELER

gold plated Long Guard Chains

and the prices I name are you

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and day school for

Boarding you ladies,

Studies will be resumed on Wednesday, September 2n 1.

St. Peter's Day Schools

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

With

If Shoes have anything to do with their comfort, for at the prices we are selling our

there is no rea- son why you should not enjey the luxury of an easy and comfortable Shoe.

W. H. Stewart & Co, London House Building.

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Violin & Clarionet

j R. VINNICOMBE will resume his classes i jor instruetion on the above instruments September the 10th. Par:ies wishing to learn should apply at once.

“Mr. Vinnicombe’s me' hod of instruction is excelient,”—Pref Bernhard Walther, Halitax. Piano tuning promptly attended to.

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DoT SUrFcE

«>» YOUR FEET...

FINE SHOHS

THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO., MONTREAL.

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Fees—$24.00 per annuum. Re-opens Thursday, Sept. 3rd, GIRLS’ SCHOOL,

Principal—Miss 8. 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 TRAIAS.

The cost of Funeral Trains to Sherwe od Cemetery, has been reduced from $10 06 to $6.00. HENRY SMITH,

Secy. Sherwood Cemetery aug?2—dv6in. wkvlin.

LANCASHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE CO.

OF ENGLAND Capital: Fifteen Million Dollars ESTABLISHED 1845

DESBRISAY & STEWART

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Office: Next Bank Nova Scotia, Ch’tcwn

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Bad soap—bad skin. Starts pimples where there were none i

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there are some. Delicate skin

bu needs a delicate detergent like t| GABY’S OWN SOAP. } Kecps skin soft and healthy. }; sold by all druggists. Fy

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D. A. Bruce, Esq.

Dear Sir:—Allow delivery of the suit. mad that it is a perfect fit in had clothing made by m

them to surpass the suit fit and finish.

Philadelphia; Pa.

We have hundreds

York and Philadelphia,

me to acknowledge the e by you, also to state every particular. I have any noted firms in New

but have never found made by you in style,

Yours very sincerely,

FRANK B, EARL.

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of similar testimonials

for which we have not space. —D. A. BRUCE.

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MARRIED

At Sammerside, on the 26th icst., by tev. H. EK Couke, Wm. OD. McCarthy, of Lyon, Mass., to Miss Marjorie & Waye, youngest daughter of Robert Wave. At Clyde River, on the 26th inst., by Rev. G. W. Manifold, of Charlotretown, Robt. H. McPhail, of New Haven, to Miss Isabella Sco:t, daughter of Wm. Scot, of Clyde River. At Cardigan, on the 26th inst., by Rev. A. Gunn, Ernest M. Barrett, ot Lowell, Mass., to Adeiia L. Gay, fourth daughter of Edward Gay, of Peake’s Station.

Big discounts at McEachen’s Shoe Store A line of Ladies’ Buttoned Boots at 50c. a pair, small siz:-, «ut MeKachen’s Shoe Store.

Abig sack race to-night at Paton & Co’s. Thirty Ladies’ and Misses’ Jackets, just the thing for autumn wear. Between

8 and 9 o’clock to-night they go at sixty

STRIPED SCRIM FOR CURTAINS

250 yards, good value at 18c,, selling nov for 13c per yrd

All sizes, Children’s aud at 12 cents.

BLACK RIBBED HOSE

Misses’, a splen iid lot clearing

nine cents each.

HARVEST GLOVES

A GOOD RANGE

T. J. HARRIS, LONGON HOUSE

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We’ve just placed on sale a lot of remn ints ot black ~—

sb and colored dress goods— oe aT good !engths—marked at we prices that willmake them — move. Bettter see them

—maybe you'll find just the thing you want.

Moore & McLeod

Successors to Perkins & Sterns.

BOYS

Your chance to buy a school

suit at a low price.

We are offering 100 Boys

Suits at less than first cost to clear

See samples for fprices and

quality in our window.

B. MACDONALD & CO

SAUHOPPPETONIIR ORRIN HTP RED IED TTTRETPT PT RTT ERT ED HRT FT?

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sold

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of the Dominion, W price, either of home or foreign manufusture.

of these goods, both as to quality and color,

nearest wholesale house for them at on :e.

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AN OPPORTUNITY

SIMMER MIMI

SOMETHING NEVZ

For Us; that is the Wanuafacture of

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These gools are now being delivers to the lealing Waolesale Houses > garantes them superior to any shown at the same

A trial order to your wholesale house will coavince you of the value

If you have not yet seen our compete range of samples, write your

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ae" To Get the Best Goods in the Market Cheap.

We are offering the balance of our magnificent stock of 1er suitings and trouserings at cost to clear. Come and see what we have to offer as advertised. Best workmanship

you. Goods and best fits

guaranteed.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.

TAILORS.

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EPI;

Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

E BLEND TEA

Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there are or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the For sale wholesale or retail b

v. J- MORRIS

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