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Dress Goods

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I-'ancy Brocade Blacks,

Latest designs for

Skirts and Dresses.

(trepon Effects

Lustres Black

in plain and fancy.

See our 380 line in south window-ex0el-

lent value.

Weeks <3' Co’s 500 Cashmere still leads.

Wehaoeagood stock.

on hand. All our Srimmer Mus- lins, Blouses, Straw Hats, Trimmed Mil- linery are discounted to clear as we want to make room for Fall Goods now on order.

WlEKS& Cn.

The People’s Store.

Successors to W.A. Weeks & Co.

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and we are sure that you will be pleased with your purchase. Telephone 98.

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Dr. H. L. Dickey

(Late oflthe Royal London Ophthal- mic Hospital and Central London Throat and Ear Hospital Moorfields )

Sltctalist iii! lllstasas of tlra Ere. Ear, Throat and llose.

OFFICE-Cameron Block.

RESlDENCE-Hotel Davies. 0t’.1it:e Hours-9.30 a. m. to 1 p. m., 2 to3 p, m., 7to8p.m.

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A NUMBER of excursionists took ad- IT WHS nearly midnight when thei

vantage of the sail to Crapaud Satur- express arrived in the city Saturday day afternoon. 1. .. night. ‘

Tnuraasacn 'v ictor.a Division meets _ MR. WM. Moaiiit. of Charlottetown, MR. Gao, E. HUGHES. delegate from

this evenmg In “YI-,gut e Hall Vlsuors |5 glqppiug at the B[ungWick__‘M0ng- U18 Ch?ljl0lliBt0WIl B08I'd _Of TI'8.d8 [0 welcome ion Times, she Maritime Board, returned on Satur-

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\I F PLAN who arrived in Halt- THE S. S. Bonavista arrived in ort y gm

fax from Boston in his sailing yacht at midnight with a large cargo. She MR. HORACE HAsZARD,Ptesident of Iniromer, witnessed theR bi S Y S sailst0-dsy- the Charlottetown Board ot Trade contest Saturday for the cup, donated if returned from St. John, on Saturday

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Tae band oi the send Biiriiiioii will way. is visitius friends in Moncton - “k'”°° ,fd °f Tmde' Mi' Haimd

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gisyel a conrpertsd in piugeon Square one on imes compose the Board an_d_of the royal

r ens, on ue ay,( rrow) eve THE atm , , _ _ _ _ m yacht May’ owned by recepion given the visiting delegates rings' Ggiiilrlrzg Wm appear In Tues Van Rensler, Philadelphia. arrived in by U19 P9°P19 °f Sf- JOUR- ,

5 ` perl: onSaturday afternoon with fifreen of ' Mit.STi-:vi-:s, Teller in the Merchants 8 party On board- She was provisioned h ' ' . ’ . tink here, has been transferred to ii. by Messrs. Saunders & Newsome and ;.;.?°°f1the S?‘1vat‘°"tAI`mY “WPS ln

. ._ . - , . , = 0. ow astor 0 the First Con-

branch of the Bank in British Columbia. sailed at 10 0’~ »f’k Wbfefday Y110I‘D1Ut-!- gregmouar chgrcb of Brockton Mass l Helen for his n°Wl0°at1°“ y°9t°rd9'Y°_ Ma. Enirotvv Portman of Cape Ea- is to occu the ul it of St, J h ii Picton Standard' Mr°SteV°S is 8' brother mont P. E. I. was iii Shediac last Presbyterigh churclh the next ti OSHS ‘Of Mnwvlmam Steves of this mty' Tuesday. Mr. ,Poirier is a native of .df-ys. Mr. Hudson has a grcairmmiildly im P §?.;“:.‘;‘t;g.r.z“;.€;S¢;;i2 °".t:“.;“;f.i ;<;§i“:.;i.‘.“;f.:;'r.iiz ~:.‘°“b;

ilu. .Mi - t ' - ° .P 4.. PP “”‘Y° obo fiigiegn T?J2;';d;); B;‘.§ldeWl1l;teR°;I(g’ the hay croos fine but the grain poor. hearing him._Monoroo T1mog_

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' . ° Mr. Poirier visited his parents at Gr.-ind _

t ltlfoacre was a man of more than ordinary Digue and his Sister at MOncton___ _SI_R LOUis Dhvms. C._M. G.,

t licence and was in his oOth ear. . ,_ Minis _ n hisiiarlier days he taught schodl in Monctm '1rmSc`1pt° C0mptii3iI1:ed)fb_3Ii-llloliiileDxdgagsihgiiiighhzf-_ New Perth and Rmeneath. He was of THE rom-oiimeor of gontlememg son and the Minister’s Private Secre- a mechanical turn and was a successful doubles oome off or Victoria Pork, on tiry, arrived in the city in a special car machinist. The funeral was largely Soto;-day afro;-noon, Tho;-o were two attached to the express Saturday night. ttended_ nearly 100 carriages followed prizes given, one kindly presented by They came by rail to Point du Chene. :he remains to the Georgetown Presby-, M1-g_ Alex B1-own, and rho other by the Sir Louis will attend a meeting of the 9"’-U C°m°t°1'Y-T130 PlU~b081'°l‘S W01_‘0= \Club. The sets throughout were keenly Council ol the Board of. Trade' this Mesi=rs.Alex. Hamilton, CabeIMcNei1l,.5oooiosroo, Tnolem-ole falling to Mr, morningwith reterencetoadirectsteam- 05° R°b°f'==0I1. Patrick Callus. John D. B. Stewart, he winning Mis. ship service. To-morrow he goes to

A‘ D°W31'» G°`°1`S0 MCLHNU- Brown’s prize and Mr. Arthur Sullivan Ge01‘gelown to be present at the Liberal

ON Saturdav morning' the death of gtmng me Claws Prize' . meeting' .

Siipion Davies Esq. took place at his re-A R1,~_v_ _(;Eo_ 110.5 occupied rho porpii, Tun Church ot Christ, Upper Great

01100. Prince Sr. Mr. Davies was one of the Fu-or Meihoom ohm-on very oo- George street has recently undergone ii

I Charlottetiwn’s oldest citizens and ooptnblv yesterday morning. In thorough renovation. The interior has for many years one ot its most promin- the evening Roy, M1-_ Mo. been beautifully tinted and painted. 111 merchants- he was born in Charlot- ` Coonerl omoioteo, raking for his text' The exterior has not been forgotten and ‘;’l;“oT5*‘lA;z°d°iV°d hisdwtlill ;de\(;°§:i°l; Acts 4:14, "And beholding the man .£116 dritceililt decoratiloplrepieived at the

9°’ 3” U15 1 8 which. was healedstandin with them, an t e ainter a ded. materi..

`S'**°s*¥lstG"<flTs°ssi§§Bi into “they coiifc say nothing against' tliemnf' ‘rllytoiti iitiifiioitvoiioiis. The reopen-

e mercantile business and became a The Rom gentleman delivered on olo- ing took place vesterday. Rev. A. F.

°‘“b°' °f thi’ 5"” °f D-GV 5 S-D*Wl°5~ quent discourse. Miss H. Collings sung Brown. of North River, 0¢¢‘JPied the i..<f» change took place inthe business by b9aumu1]y “The Good Shophord," by pulpit in the morning. In the evening r/'i 2 “A ° f°"’°'”°°‘ °f H°”~ Dmiel Davies Van-de-Waters. The congregation was Bev. D. B.McLeod.M.A..pattor of Zion i . `

and the firm was known under the large no app;-ooia;ivo_ ° church preached. The church was if; am° °f G- & S- Davies; subsequently 5 prettily decorated with potted plants it r. Geo. Davies retired and a new firm TRYON NOTES--The hay ¢1`°P» which ‘and ferns. Miss E. M. Bovyefs S010, 1' is

under the name of S. Davies & Co was has been an excellent one,is now safely p, “The Sinner and the Song ii was beami_ "\=

f rmed. Mr. Davies retired some years 11011865: and 9-|10 fa1'm01‘ is 851° ‘F0 *i*k° tully rendered. In the'evening 'she li go from active mercantile lite. He was 8 breathivg SP011 b°f°1`° h°1°V°5ti”€ sang “The Holy City." The congre-`

active in military affairs for upwards of 000165 CD- The Ulamh hey has 110814? 81'- wenty years. He occupied the position been cut and the dyke is proving itself

Ai tillery Captain and was associated 8 SUGCPSS. 8|U10Sf all the ID0Wi!1Z and ith the l-ite Major Thomas Morris and_ raking this year has been done .by e present Col. Dougher-ty.He wee eleolhorses.-Milk is decreasing at present prominent _Mascn. He married Mierfowinz to the unfailing presence of the lora Townshend, a daughter of Cecil ihorn Hy. but the output this season far Wray Townshend, Esq., of Birkenhead;eI¢ee<iSLtl1at of any previous year.-

ngland, who survives him, with four-=The weekly meeting of the Tryon he will compete in the sprinting events

ns viz: Cecil, the eldest, now in New iCycling Club took place on Monday, Zealand; John R. Sec’ty to Lieut.-Gov, land the run to Cape Traverse was,

clntyre; Frederick, now in Cornwell, lthoroughly enjoyed by eveiy one.- and will meet some ot the fastest

nt., and Arthur, in Vancouver. The iThe Misses Billingsley, who have been' ueral took place yesterday atter\noon 'visiting friends in Tryon were present. nd was very largely attended.The pall- ;Atter the ride the members gathered at esters were :-T. J. Harris. James' their club rooms, where for the ensuing

eddin. Sr.,C. P. Fletche1;I:E. H. Havi- month. Miss Blanche Howatt was

nd, WV. E. Dawson. . J. Cundall, elected President,and E. R. Reid, See’y- i

ev. Mr, McConnell ofiiciated. The in-

rment was made in Sherwood Ceme- é\Vorcester. Mass., are spending their

ry- _ lvacation at his home in Tryon.

g-ations were very large and the music oy the choir was of a special nature. Next Sunday evening Rev. Geo. Ross will occupy the pupit.

Frank Stephen. the Wanderers’ cham-

pion sprinter, leaves for Boston via Yarmouth on Wednesday next, where

at the American championship meeting to be held on Saturday, 26th August,

movers known. In view of his per- formances here his chances for seruring a “championship” are considi-red good. He will be accompanied by P. E. Doyle of the Wanderers,,who has been train-

Robertson. M. Morrow and several other prominent Wanderers. On Sre- phen’s return he will compete at the maritime championship at Moncton on 2nd September, and later at the Cana- dian championship to be held at Toronto during the big fair. Stephen is today the fastest sprinter in Canada and there will be great interest shown in Halifax as to his success. Last year when he raced at Montreal at the Canadiai championship, was the first time re ever competed against "big" men and he was naturally timid. He then won a second, but it is hoped by all Hali- gonians that he will this year secure one or more “firsts” and the champion- ship ot America.- Halifax Chronicle.

me KBELEY cum:

Those wishing to be cured of the cravinsg

for Alcohol Morphine Tobacco and Cigar- ettes goto Portland. Maine. Keeley Institute Reference: R. C. Gore, L WORTHY., Wm, TURNER P. P. ARCHIBALD.. Auzxsxnire Hoizivir: W. B. Rosnnrsoy S1Mo.\ W. Canaan, Mrs.A. I. J onxsoiv MRs.R. J. Cmrnnnn.

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Suspenders etc,

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just come, from New York, another lot of those dainty sailorl, and gel hats that you admired so much. These are prettier if possible and this time there’s 9. lot of awed new walkin hats--Ii

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prices, there are .I9 -!l.!!|.lY... if ones. " `

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'Big Furniture Sale

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We are closing out all lir ei, at tremendous diceeini, and take advantage of this sale and you will 'save honey.

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times :gi hggegiiongroduce the :ight kind ot blodihllic, cloning tgityh. can truly depend upon.

A satisfied 'customer is our beet nosslble advertisment nod iiui- Suits, Overoosts and Trowsen tor excluslvelen,

prove invincible to all competition.

Men’s Furnishing Goof-

We can save you many 8 it you big from us. White and colored Shirts. ollars. Cu ., Under Clothing. Sweaters.. Boi W

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Repairing a specialty.

Those Who are Fond of Good Cooking-~r

Should call at our store.

We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Wawlvg, M ,Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the testes of any ali

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