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LOCAL

Sn orang

AND 9T4Y8R

Li xo Fra Sro Beer f° 2 ‘ > 0 held in St. John at an early date. ry.) : py r w teens: te |. At Waltham on Saturday Cabanne de ‘WING ‘ 7 wheveain at & ‘clock . feated i ( Bald in the half mile open GLY ING BARGAINS be race. Time, 1.10 1-5. ¥ N ‘ he Ca panda ar The Ring To Moatre 0 | Chit Suet : ‘MOrrow, = oaiur t Chief Justice James M. Huns, the high ’ ’ : = judicial authority in Texas, decided on ieee al tae E Vednesday at Dallas that there is no law 9AM. TOOP.M sinments are on sale at Dod’ and |“ P**## prohibiting pugilistic exhibitions. ee Rank y stores S pt 20, tf | Athletic, — ( The Pl x and Cabot | ae —a Tout threw = cricket ball Of course the centre of attraction wil ; ap y a practice game at the | f . yan 8,6 inches, at the R. A. sports at] be our Jackets and Capes, Millinery, Dress Park ai ailienens | Hanes on Wednesday. Goods and Furs, but To-morrow, Satur- lee To-morrow the London Athletic Club is | day, the following will be special lines: - c nein. Au enjoyable social —_ ht — York athletes. The Dress Tweeds, 42 and 44 jinch, al) the i a tertainment was held last | : jon § porting News reviews the chances | newest colorings, marked price 56c : Methodiet Chantel. and says that even under the happiest | Saturday only, 43c. es ie | Suspices, it is inclined toward the opinion Buttor ( “or a ae that America will win. Preparations are ee ae ome te members of Court | . ° match , \ . inlee ‘Whelbion: Bewsl for 12,000 spectators. : } 12, also visiting breth- adies’ Ringw loves, j ine, 18c. | st > meet in the court The Turf, Ladies’ Ringwood Glove: ; job line, eae . san 7.90. wl eden By ae : Lalies’ Pure Irish Linen Handker- | CR _ : Many of the speedy ones are running ehiefs, hem-stitched, worth l4c. Satur off some fast miles at the Park | day. 10e ies 2 7 en s,8 | J? we : this week, and the races at the Exhibition | Ladies’ Golf J ; ae LeAGUE The first annual | on Wednesday and Thursday next, will, | ee f Jerseys (newest), $2.25. convent ft Epworth League and | no doubt, be exciting and closely eantested. | _ Kid Gloves, Black Lacing, marked price } > * } Ss Hoc ties of the Montreal ae »9 } . $1.00. Saturday, 50e. only. Sizes 54 Cont ft Methodist Chureh will | p Phe 2.34 class for a purse of $200, at | and 6, : i nko ctiin Melek thes a Fredericton on Wednesday, in which Pro- | -: . . , ille, Sept. 24 and 25. NEM ae this city aid Geened. Gas Gen Eel Kid Gloves.—Our special Duchess of “a pam : il dq ( > a vi r . Y ~ : - . ) ay, 79c. sc on Tein A ik Minota, of Amherst, in straight heats. Terk, marked pean ae: Susereay, 7 thief visued Her Majesty’s ship Canada at ! Best time, 2.29. Special Blend, formerly Newest Veilings—Jackdaw, Specks, all

M trea Su VY last an i stole severa!

vy betonging to L ‘eutenant

icers sunsossiipiseating \ G I E. Stone Wievins savs tha : dieted big storm. due on Tues ; vill on Saturday and Snn- }

he sa ‘. would likely fal! last night.

orthwest > N.] P RovINGIA! Etscrions S« : e St. John

ia : Brunswick

tO Know, Saye th a the New

ai Giections Wi

Globe, provincia: il take place during the

week beginning October L4 and ending on

me wiuo

THE DAILY EXAMINER _ - ITBMS,

. lS H I] | whe American Victory Likened to « Yel- A road race handicap will probably .| tow Dog.

TAE WORLD OF SPORT.

TheW heel,

Pilot Jr., was to go an exhibition mile } yesterday, at Fredericton, and try to beat 2.15. :

| The Rifle.

The annual prize meeting of the Queen’s County Rifle Association wa: held yester- day at Kensington Range. The attendance was good, and notwithstanding the high and unsteady wind, good sc >res were made. Sergt. J. M. Davison was first in the grand agyregate, with 114 pts., and won the Dominion Rifle Association’s Silver Medal, and Corp. H. Hooper, the bronze medal with 113 pts. Following are the scores :

FIRST MATCH,

— + Range 500 and 600 vards—7 rounds \ Mystery Crearep —Tie mystery cach range; : . . « > imnect 1 With tie stehien disappearance ‘ Pts. of Dr. Labelle, of Fredericton, N. B, bas | ©°'P Smith, 82nd, $6....... cerseveeeeeeee Bl at last been cleared up. He has been | V@P! Weeks, Eng, $5..-..-.---ceereeereeeeee 9 traced. and it is beliewyed he has gone to | /-t J. M. Jones, 82nd, Batt, $4............. 58 Lowell, Mass., where his sister resides. | Sgt J. M. Davison, Eng, $4..................58 om Corp! Hooper, 82nd Batt, $3...............56 Meas Cass Exrentarsvext. — Mise | Set J. M- Crockett, S2nd Batt, $3.........56 Effie Elaine Hext is announced to give one | Statf Col Longworth, G. Aon Bs cc vcccuveces ) tn of her beak clans artistic entertainments it Lieut Col Lorgworth, G. A., $2............55 a £0 Ciass a st entrrlaiumeents ip - a . > on the Opera House next Wednesday evening. | VOTP O. H. Baird, Eng, $2.. . +09 ’ ° eS Pr. 8 —— . >) Re Miss Hext has been greeted everywhere by | ‘‘* o. Uay, S2nd Batt, a tees pipe enthusiastic audierces and is pre tad te | Pte E. H. Crockett, 82nd Batt, $2.........53 moat flattering (it wae in the Awericas Staff Set M. Allen, 82nd Batt, $1.........53 10st lallering « cigsms in the Amerrcan | ‘si a aka and Canadian pr Capt Hocper, 82nd Batt, $1. cnere nd Lanadian pres= . Corp H. Andereoa, Eng, $1 ................ 49 dneeninctiioneemnes ' £> Tae Wixpsow Scuoois.—The number of | Gr C Jones, G. A., $1. .........-..0202000006 boys at the Collegiate School is nsider- Sat F.V.V essey, S2ad Batt, $l...... ...44 ably larger than it was lasi y Phe SECOND MATCH,

number of new pupil boarders at the Girl's School already

making a total of

in residence. is twenty-six, erxty-five thout counting th

boarders, w ye who have

not vet reached Edgeh

a

sort Acr 1x Tae Covrrry.—Stipendiary Magistrate Palmer gave his decision to-day in the two Scott Act judgment since Friday last. In the against John T. Cosgrove, of Hope which was for selling liquor at a ers Picnic in July last, at New Harbor, the defendent was fined $50 costs, or two months imprisonment. care against Joseph Doucette of Hunter River, fur want of sufficient evidenc?.

cases reser ed

Forrest- London

and

was dismissed

sai ig

Pouice Cover. Thomas McCan, the one-legged beggar who has been annoying eitizens for the past few days, wasfarraigu ed today for drunkenness and given 10 days’ imprisonment. McCan is from St. John. His Honor told him that when the sentence is served if he still pursues the same practice as he has since his arrival, his next will be a heavy term of imprison- ment. Henry Brydges was fined 25 cents and costs for dise rderly conduct on Mon- day nigiit last, by singing, roaring and shouting: with all his might, and continu- ing afierthe police had asked him to de- sist.

iceccchiatecneae

Semon. —“Prof. Semon had a _ packed house last night, and deservedly so, for he gave the Lansing public a rare treat, and in every way fulfilled the promises of his advertisement. One of the beauties of the show is its infinite variety, .so that the tastes of all are satisfied. There are sing- ing, dancing, comicalities of all kinds, and many thing besides to charm the eye, please the ear and the humor. The mar- joneties were iftymense and caused roars of laughter. The minstrel troupe is a first class one, and the eonjuring was also the best; in fact everything was well done. The feature of the evening was the giving out of the prizes, and here, too, Prof. Semon fulfilled a}] his promises, distributing more than a hundred really valuable presents.

together the show wasa great success, aud was well worth the entrance money, even without the prizes.””—Lansing, Michi., Journal .

or sixty-six Corp. H. Hooper Staq Bal, $6. .... Od

fur care River,

The

Ranges 500 and 600 vards,7 rounds each range

Set J. M. Davison, Eng, $5............ ..56

i

esvoee SVS VSESCESOSOBS

Anybody Sick at Your House ?

Want the best, don’t you?

Our Pre:cription Department Is second to none in the Dominion of Canada,

J Most everybody knows this, that’s why we keep so busy. But always time for one more, always on hand to do good. Bring us the next one.

SESTTSITESIIISSHSVSGSS see

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggists.

VEVSSSVSSSesesseaeswes

What Do British People

call the latest specimen of United States Marine Foul? WELL DONE RAVEN. But it will be all the same to Dumaven when the misunderstand- ing isexplained as clearly as the difference between good FURNITURE cheap and cheap Furniture cheap is being understood by our customers to-day.

MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

new color combinaticns, revular | value 85, our special price 6 ¢. 2 ontt ' a 2UlTiOn®, new ety.e, Puritan Collars and Cuffs, the latest

Mines’ Ringwood Gioves, a job lot, assorted sizes

10. ao

Embroidered Handker. hiefs.— 80 coz |

assorted, special ba-gain 8c.

Ladies Gaiters, latest London etyle, |

al] sizes 75c two attractive

in a variety of

3 Children’s Gaiters.

bargains, 32¢, 50¢

Lad es’ Golf Jerse vs,

a colorings, $2.50.

Misses’ Knockabout Suits, Knit

Bene and Cap, very pretty.

. Misses’ New York W ais s, all size8,

22 to 28, 30c¢

Kid Gloves, w

a aower, worth $100, sizes 53,

-, N i> _ "4a 9, IVC,

ew Veilines, Russian. V

Side Combe

> &@ new lot

prices 14 and 22 cents,

Jackdaw, Magpie, alkyrie, ete.

Cot Blankets

Covers, a full stoe Doylies and 7 ae

“pee able } ar & job lot ve Mats

for 5c.

> all, viz ‘ Bargains,

We have stj]] furthe; creasing trade

Hours of Busy Bargain-Giving

To-morrow, Saturday, 9 a. m. to 9 p.m.

The centres of attraction will, of course, be our Jackets and Capes, Milli- nery and Dress Geods, but at the same time do not overlook the following :

Dress Tweeds, 41-42 inch, all the | Cotton Blankets, verv popniar, 10-4

recel ved, 1

and Cot Bider Down |

i

» Your choice |

} All this in addition to the best of + Our Mantle and Dress Goods

increase | our staff ‘o accommodate our ever

BEER BROS.

5

a

size, price only 95c., 11-4 size,

$1.15 and $1.40.

i New Japanese Drapery, in a variety of colorirg*, 19c. English Flannelette, special

chase, great value, 7c.

; Grey Flannel, all wool, regular value 33c, our price 25c.

Grey Flannel, the usual 20c qual'ty, our pric? 16c.

| Corsets, bought at a very low price, worth 55c, only 40c.

Ho-iery, the balance of the special line offered last Saturday. Wo- men’=, worth 50c, for 35c. Chil- dren’s, worth 30c to 40c, 25c.

Undervests, generous in size, per- fect fitting, a “ snap,” 58c.

Down Quilts, the perfection of com- fort, an unusual bargain, $4.90. Mink Ruffs, a large variety of values

in a Variety of shapes.

Hose Supporters, new style, recently received from New York, 55c.

Boys’ Jersey Suite, very pretty and very serviceable, at a special dis— count, as goods were sent by mis~ take.

Children’s Pinafores, a large pur- chase, worth 25¢ to 35c, 19c.

good

pur-

St) oS eet ds Kata Ne Rar eA Mamet Kort it Fed 1) ode Wf

)

} j } j

colors, Side Combs, Black, Colored and Fancy, |} 9, 12 and 14 cents a pair.

New Fancy Lines, best assortment in town.

English Flannelettes.—15,000 opened and ovenins.

yards

Grey Flannels, value 3

2. avec,

Saturday, 24c.

Grey Flannels, regular 20c. ‘ 14 cents.

Corsets.—Saturday, 29,39 and 49 cents. Marked price, 35, 50 and 65 cents.

Our price,

Hosiery, new from makers. al! wool Cashmere, price 44c. Saturday, 34c.

Mink Ruffs, with Spring Heads, $1.20 and $1.75.

Case of Counterpanes, 10-4, 99c. Satin Counterpanes $1.79, worth $2.20.

Linen Table Napkias. special $1.76.

Large size $1.25,

Children’s Pinafores, prettily trimmed, from 17 to 30 cents, Cambric or Holland.

Blaukets—special prices.

Don’t forget to look at our Mantles Dress Goods and Furs on Saturday.

W.A. Weeks & Co.,

The People’s Bargain Store.

Charlottetown, Sept. 20, 1995.

Corp H. Anderson, Eng, $4............56

Sergt J.M. Crockett, 82nd $4. a5 ee

Pte S. Gay, 82nd $3 sindeue oar Se ee ean GF BOGE. 6 .ccoccccccmccasaen ce 1 i4-Col Longworth: G A $3. ..<..065.-.0.50

Pte E. Crockett, 82ud $2....... -. ee

Staff-Sgt Allen, 82nd $2..............0..000 53

Capt Hooper, 82nd $2.............c0ceeeeee DB

Capt Stewart, 82nd $2.............ceeeeesne! 52

Corp Smith, 82nd $2...... ‘sites

Capt Moore, G A $2...........-+0secsereeeeeedO

Cant Weeks, Bug §1 . ...... ...cosc.ccecsenseee

ee ee Or ON, OF Bh sis ceorcteccecen .49

Pte D McMillan, 82nd $1.................48

Staff Sgt Longworth, G@ A$1.............47

Corp Baird, Eng $1................... 000-46 GRAND AGGREGATE. Sgt J. M. Davison, Eng,- Dominion of

Canada Rifle Association Silver

PN IRE, BE ok neue oesdes a vg So ccs oe Corp] F. Hooper, D.C. R., a Bronze

TNA, Sides. oc andinerconeis's <b ones 113 Corpl Smith, 82nd, 75c.....--........-006+ 113 Set J. M. Crockett, 82nd, 50c.............112 Pte S. Gay, 82nd, 50c........0...... seee0e- lil Lt Col Longworth, G. A., 50c..........-- 109 Capt Weeke, Eng, 50c..........-.......+5-- 108 Pte E. Crockett, 82nd, 50...............++ 107

Staff Sgt Allan, 82nd, 50c............... 106 EXTRA SERIES. Range 500 yards, 7 rounds. Lt Col J. A. Longworth, G. A. Divided Caddy Tobacco, presented by T. B. Riley, Esq. 35 Capt D. Stewart, do., 82nd Batt...... ... 34 Sergt J. M. Crockett, 82nd Batt, $1.50 54 Capt D. L. Hooper, 82nd Batt, $1....... 32 Sergt J. M. Davison, Engineers, 75c... 31 Statf Sergt R. V. Longworth, G. A, 75¢ 31 Pte E. Crockett, 82nd Batt, 50c......... 31

7

Pte Sam Gay, 82nd Batt, 50c..........-. 30 Capt W. A. Weeks, Engineers, 50¢..... 2)

Lieut J. M. Jones, 82nd Batt, 50c....... 29 Lieut F. Stewart, G. A.,50c.............. 28

NATIONAL TEAM MATCH. Range, 500 yards, 10 rounds. Irish Team—$6. Pts Staff Sgt. Longworth........... bivsnivieniigs 47 Lt-Col Longworth.........000-+.cseeeseseeves 15 Corp] H Anderson............+-.--.-00seeee+s 43

Capt Moore.........ciccceseccerersereeese Al Capt Weeks........ et, oe ee

214

Canadian Team—$#4. Pts

Capt D Stewart......0...ccccee eereecttereees 45

ee ie NN oii cess chiscapsiieeneereuese 45

Sgt D McMillan..............-sccceseseeeeeee #! Corpl E Jones...... 2... ceeceeeeeeeeeee

DJbnk -JOR8.cc6000c80 36

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fine all wool, regular |

NEW GOODS FOR FALL

‘ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1895.

THE CUP RACES, THEY ATE THE

JAPS,

rs New Millinery Trimmings,

New Laces,

mk

New Veilings,

New Feather Boas and

Collarettes,

Sept. 28.

Beat me

| We'll try day, Sept. 27, Saturday,

| said to have Le n illustrated rece: tly at | And rE . ! The cup is ours. We have won it in| Auping Cheng where in an engagement in Pp one straight race, a fluke and a walk-over. | twenty Japanese soldiers were killed and That’s three out of tive. Fortunately the | Wounded. When the Japanese retired the other two will never be sailed. Otherwise | 2@tives roasted the wounded soldiers to REIT IT TIIIIIT dence might involve us in actual litiga- | When the Japanese returned to the place cr: : ‘ < tion, the result of which, however, would | next day they found the bones of the 20 iN New English Tr immed Mil- eventually be fayorable to us, for are not | picked bare, . technicalities the life of litigation, the very | linery, will always be divided as to whether a winner under such circumstances should ( be regarded as a jockey ora true sports- | — » has avec ‘or “ke a” man—whether he has played for “keeps” | Monday, Sept. 23, Tuesday, Sept. 24, Thursday, Sept. 26, Fri- and, with sportsmanlike emphasis, have declared: ‘It’s no race at all, itover. Don’t foul me again. if you can,” | going to keep it, Mr. Bull, if we’re obliged to thr. wa squadron of evolution around | our deed of trust, and hire a score of Tombs | lawyers to provide us with the proper tes]

The man eating propensities attributed | the complexities of protests and correspon- | death and made a feast of their bedies. - - ~ | soul of trade ? The committee’s decision was just. | || Dunraven. accepted it as a sportsman | " el in the true commercial spirit or whether However, the « up is ours. We’ve got it nicalities for ourdefence. Make no mistake

ut This Out , Pe by report to the aborigines of Formosa are | {New York Times]. i would, not as a jockey might. Opinions | FIVE NIGHTS.

he should have tossed the decision aside, | on exhibition somewhere uptown and we’re

about that.

4 Another lot of Fail Mantles and Jackets,

HAVE JUST BEEN OPENED.

|

| We can beat vou by sea, we | ean navigate all around you by land Ba‘ld another two-hundred thousand-dollar boat | Take cur swell. Dodge our excursion fleet | Be asportsman always. Beat us -if you ean.

Meauwhilemany millions of Americans,if | such a number there be who longer regard this as an international affair,will continue | to ponder over the idea, “Was it such a | beating after all? Couldn’t we lave beaten mut bringing a taint

Have we beaten hiniwin od old-fashioned Yankee way, where | Magnanimity was Commander and the | only flag ever raised was that ef victory er | i i

| MOORE & McLEOD

Charlottetown, Sept. 18, 1895—135

i Mi sa a a A a

the Englishman with ; upon the victory ?

i thee

surrender ?

| Does anybody suggest a new decoration, ZLERA SEMG N | another device for the ornamentation of

cup defenders ? Eb | Ifso, what’s the matter with having em- And His Boy, Lawrence,

blazoned upon their escutcheon, their flag,

Jevergoumayterm ita yellow ior? | LH WONDBR =WURKERS. | a |

THe Newrounpianp Suvoecriers.—The When once worl always worn, Fast in | churches at St. John’s have taken up the

smuggling question

Reserved Seats, septl8

Admission, 25 cents. 35 cents.

sermons

vigorously | denouncing the smuggling scandals, an , calling upon the authorities to take vigor- } ous measures to stamp out the practice

color, soft, rich finish, and wears well,

WHIST ! [

Call and see for yourselves. F

and to uphold ifaw and order, were : aes ‘ — on oe last in many - the Tell it noiselessly, but let F churches. The preachers ecored the|.- , oO eee P smugglers and those attempting to shield it be heard. The Fall and 4 fro ishme > “ is them from punishment. the friendly game are at too nwa e

Arrer Sare Breakers. — “Peachy” hand. se e 4 Carroll, well known as the man who cup Playing Cards, splendid 9 i & tured the notorious “Jim” at the time «of ! . Pe i a the Steadman murder, is in Moncton on | value. See our 25c. Card. Leading Merchant Tailor. ie the lookout for the safe erackers, who Whist Markers. ete r have been operating so successfully in the hago ’ . ie. northern part of New Brunswick. Detee- | een ip »IQgs c am ip! tive Skeflingion with the officers has been | v. S, First class Coat Makers can aul 1 scouring the north shore in search of the} Ai, # ; MN. 4 } B

desperadoes who have been creating con siderable excitement along the I.C. R., but so far no definite trace of them can be had.

ways find employment with us, ) Central Drug Store, Sunnyside. . ' i sepils

WARNING. A GREAT BOOMA%=

' ree pee ee AT —— | THE SWELL TAILORS.) weer er oor

ea reliable Watches. A bettr investment can hardly be made if you need a Watch.

E. W. TAYLOR, CAMERON BLOCK.

Partnership Dissolved.

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween John Mcleod, Malcolm McLeod and D. Gordon, under the style and firm of John McLeod & Co., having been dis— solved by mutual consent, all debts due i the late firm must be imnoediately paid to the present firm of John McLeod & Co.

JOHN McLEOD, MALCOLM McLEOD. septlL7—lLw & wy

You are hereby warned not to make any purchases until you have > examined the new stock of Men’s and Boys’ Fall and Winter Clothing, Overcoats, Ulsters, Ree- fers and Suits of the undersigned under pens alty of missing on2 of the best bargains in Clothing ever offered, and also of neglect- ing an opportunity to procure for yourself the most comfortable, durable and best fit- ting garment to be found in this city, It is here you ean reach the limit of the pur- chasing power of your dollar,

i

We have been complimented several times in the past | week on the excellence of our work and the Fit and Style | ef our Suits.) We have the best Cutter that ever cut on} P. E. Island. This is what the public say, and so do we.

FALL GOODS opening up every day direct from Glasgow, Scotland.

MeK AY WOOLEN CO., The Swell Tailors.

W. & W. Poplar Soe Sie. W. & W, ZL. JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

Popular Shoe The latest productions in Quality, Style

and Comfortable FOOTWEAR.

tee cena NRE NEN Leeti

septlé

Charlottet

Wanted At Once.

Eight Coat Makers, Four Vest Makers, Six Pant Makers.

Highest Prices Paid.

BLANCHARD, BENTLEY & ;CO., det18- -lw Truro, N.S.

Our New Stock is up to date and well| gy

selected in the best market for spot cash. Wants, Lost, F ound, &

i Your purse will open quickly when you | advertisements under this heading charged : ‘te : five cents per line.

gaze upon the bargains we offer in our new reer A

lines of Fall and Winter Stock of

J. B. MACDONALD & O09,,

Market Square and 132 Queen Street.

Charlottetown, Seytember 16, 1895—dy & wky

LOST—Last evening, between cumberland and Dr Warburten’s office, a black

eon aaa Retire, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes, | wry zvsses. tise

TO LET—Two small warehouses, centrally situated, suitable for storage. Apply at this —rReptl

now selling at the lowest bottom prices for | oMtice.

ih cash... Come and see the goods; we will WANTED—Situation in an office by an ex:

1} . 4 - perien ook-keeper of stea al ; goo

| make the prices right. Remember the place. “ferences. Apply st thls oes ef s *~pti6--lm

STRA YED—On Wednesday night last, from the pasturage owned b r nm, Lower Spring Park Road, a white and brindle cow with tops sawed off horns. The finder wil! please leave information of her whereabouts with Mr. Dewar at Goff Bros. sept lé & wky

Q HAH dd 0

WEEKS & WARREN,

Next to Lewis’ Photo Rooms, Market Square.

Ciarluttetown, September 13, 1895—135 & wky

TO LET—That beautifully situated two-

story dwelling oa Prince St now occupiea : ee = —_———— Oe by Jamas Reddin, Esq; on given first - = : > of July next Also, cottage situated on Hills- f borough Street, lately ocoupied by Wallace 24 arbing; possession given stence. Apply to 7 COCK AT THS - PEAKE Bros&Co. 135 (f—septll , 5 WANTED-—A girl for general housework . “ and be convinced. Every man should be well dressed’ tea Apply 1 Mua D Srewan' penal boom ee . tei aa _sepus ag Ma s There’s only one way to carry ovt this idea, No matter what CH EAPES i AN D BES | ; ——

WANTED—General servant ina family o two; no washing, good wages. Engsire of Miss STRICKLAND, Fiteroy Street. nopls

you pay for a ready made suit, it’s only a ready made suit after all. Men differ too widely in form and figure tor the same clothes to fic a regiment. Only your merchant tailor can fit you, and we are the merchant tailors of the best fitted men in Charlottetown. Don't wear clothes that can only make other people wonder where you borrowed them, but come to us for something admirable in fit and workmanship, and more reasonable in price than any other house in the trade, Our stock of Fall Suitings and Overcoats is now com- plete, and at prices never touched in this city.

s. A. McDONALD.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

We have for sale the “HIGHLAND,” “FAUCET” and “MARVEL” ILOT AIR FURNACES. Now is the time to place your order. We will place a Furnace in your house in the shortest notice. Satisfaction guaran-

teed. Your chvice of three kinds.

M. STEVENSON,

QUEEN STREET.

WANTED-— By a young married couple (with one child two years old), board in a »rivate family. Write to P O Box 166, stating Coasd, location, etc. septs

W ANTED—Help for dining room and kit- chen work. Apply at Queen Hotel between the hours of 10 and 12 o’clock in the forenoon. Good references required. tf—augl

TO LET—A house lately accupied by Miss Simpson, situated on south side of Graften Street, between Rochford and West Streets, in good order. Apply to ARTHUR MELLicH, = | London House Building, or corner of Great

FALL STEAMER ==

Charlottetown, Aug. 27, 1895—dy Im

W ANTED—An experienced girl for genera housework ; must be a good cook; references required,—Mrs G A DIXon. ti—sepule

LOST—Between Pownal Wha'tf and Brigh- ton, a fur collar with head. Reward will be given if returned to this office. tf--septis

Charlottetown, Sept. 6, 1895—135

ae

TO LET—The dwelling house on Powna! Street at present occupied by George F Robin son, Esq, of H. M. Customs. There are thir- teen rooms, exelusive of kitchen and sere vant’s bedroom. Possession given 15th Sept. Apply on the premises. Saw (246) (f—aug27

NOW OPENING.

a ed “ id | “GOOK WANTED, by the 5h of September | _—— | Apply to Mrs F W HyNDMAN. f—augz * | oe - | “TO LET_On Oriebar Sirect, “a desirable i i order, containing k i . 1 ill l ave eeetuonmas wannabe! * pantry. Reny mod t- i N Ww Dress Goods An Al First Class Steamer at Lloyds will leave | cist rvniy to us Buarcn. vormer Great | » : Liverpool for Charlottetown about Ist. October next, and | Gapped nye . ; ailway JSE 70 RENT—H Maipe » New Mantle Cloths, | will corry Freight at Through Rates to all the ratiway) civcqutaining four rooms snd ® perch \ i points on this Island, also to Pictou and Shediac. id | good cellar and pam p at the door; siable ti : ) : itcai 7 1i0n 4 ' ee ) ndun to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 U! the premises. oS Aww (septs ‘ i New Flannelettes. Apply vag Lo ot : TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block.

Court, Old Broad Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Bros., 51 South John Street, or here to |

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