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Fresh Tartlets And Pies To-day

At our Bakery. It is not necessary for us to say apy thing about the quality of our pastry, for you know it is the best.

Tartlets 10¢ per dozen. Apple. Lemon, and blueberry piee, 10c each.

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Those large and commodious Ware houses and Cellars on Sydnev St. Weet, now occupied as a Pork Packing Establishment by B. & M. Rattenbury. Possession 5th September, next.

Apply at the office of the Connolly E state, Queen Street. :

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

AND OTHER ITEMS|

LOCAL

|} On the 6th Oetoher The prize list is out.

hisimeseaeidiidik: Ticxism Fire.—~Yester ay was the 80n!versary of the disastrous fire in Tig-

nish. The loss was npwarce of $60,000.

St. Joun Exursivion.—Owiog to delay in distributing prize list, entries for the St. John Exhibition will be received up to and including 7th September.

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Prixce County Exurpition will be held | the same.

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St. Perer’s Scyooi.—St. Peter’s School | reopen Sept. 7th. Fees iris $15 per | annum; boys $24 per annum. The schools } have been enlarged and remodelled. For | further particulars ‘py iy tothe Rev James Simpson. 200—td.

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Runaway Accipenr.—Yesterday while Mr. Riebard Jenkins of Dundas was on his way to Souris with a two horse team

au Oft8, the horses became ubmanbaga- bie. Mr. Jenkins was thrown to the Y and bota whe-+ls of his loaded truck-

} waggon passed over his rmght arm, bat | | Strange tO say, no bones were broken, | though the arm was badiy bruised and iacerated

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ARTILLERY Crances.—4th Prince Ed. ward Island Regiment. —No. 3 Company.

— Captain Charles Owen is retired under the provisions of paragraph 55, Regula- tions aud Orders for the Militia, 1837, and is permitted to retain the rank of Captain on retirement, 23th July, 1897.

so. 5 Compaoy.—Prov sional Lieu- tenant Coarles B. Fraser is retired, under the provisions of paragraph 55, Regula

tions and Orders fur the Militia, 1887. 28th, J uly, 1867.—Canada Gazette o commonipopatnn Sovris Breakwarer.—Mr. Smitb’s con- tract fer building a block at the outer end and dumping over on the sea side of the work hard Nova Scotia stove is slowly drawing toaclose, Repairs by days’ work have begun again. William Chaiseoo, Local Government Supervisor, Rollo Bay has been appointed foreman. The question uaturally arises: Is there no one in the grit ranks in Souris competent to fill the position? It would appear that the“pat- ropage committee” thinks very little of Souris mechanics, e)se it would not import the grit supervisor from Rollo Bay. sfierpitipen Catiinc Eriguerte—A doubt that is constantly occurring to many good natured women is whether or not they should cal! vpon the relatives of intimate friends witb whom they are unacquainted and who are only temporary visitors at the honse of the sad friends. This point shonld be de- cided in the negative, unless asked especially to call, but this is seldom done. The usual course is either to take a relative to call upon a friend of her hostess or invite the friend to meet the relative during her stay. This is the more frequently done, however in the country than in town, asin the ‘atter every day engagements seldom admit of such intro- ductions bring made. Scdliaihs ic A Narrow Escars.—A Moncton de- spatch says: Rev. W. W. Lodge, the new pastor of the Central Methodist Church here, bad a uarrow escape at Sackville last week while returning home from a district meeting at Bay Verte. While waiting at the station for the Halifax fast express from the east, the St. John express vame into the siding. Noticing on board the Rev. Eugene Chapman and wife, he was in the act of crossing the track, not noticing that the fast express was coming in ata rapid rate. Conductor Rainmie who was oo board the train in the siding, noticed the reverend gentleman’s peril, and com- menced waving to him in such a way as to cause him to look around just in time to see the traia and make good his escape to the station platform, A few seconds later or a little hesitation, end a dreadful fatal-

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Goods buyer.

Summer Vests, Summer Hosiery.

PRARAAARSAARA RS FAAP ARRRARS Ka

Closing Out

We are closing out the balance of our Summer at prices which tempt tne shrewdest

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Summer Shirt Waists, Summer Dress Goods, Summer Muslins, Summer Prints. Summer Parasols, Summer Capes,

There is plenty of fine warm weather due us yet n which to wear all these goods and be comfortable. The prices at which we will sell them to you, will make thera feel still more comfortable.

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r. Fontana is reported “somewhat

better” to-day. Mrs. Fontana is about Mr. William Morven, who has been visiting Montreal and Quebec, returned

home Jast evening.

Mr. D. A. MeKinnon, of Charlottetown. will compete at the Wanderers’ Dalitex on Saturday neat.

De. Met.od, of Charlottetown, read a paper before the members of the British Medical Arsociation in Montreal.

Mrs. O’Neill and Mrs. L. Lowery of Charlottetown were registered at the Dufferin Hotel, 3t. John. on Saturday evening. ; Mr. Beverly R, Newbery, of New York, iS \ isiting Charlottetown, and his glad to him. His mother has heen here for several weeks.

The Hon, E. J, Hcdzson, Master of the Ros, who bas epent several weeks at Ge rgetown accompanied by the Rey. J. W. Godfrey, retarns to town to fav.

sports ip

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Miss Gordon, daughter of Rev. D Gordon, of Halitax, returned home today after having spent afew weeks in Char-

lottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McLennan.

Sir Louis H. Davies and Lady Davies wil] sail for home on the State of Californ- ia today from England. Lady Tilley will also be a passenger.— Ottawa Free Press, Thureday.

Mr. James A. Maskell and Mrs. Mas- kell, who have been spending a portion of the holiday season among their friends in this Province, have returned to their home in Cambridge, Mass.

Dr. Geo. M. Muttart, of East Boston, has been visiting his parents at Souris, and baa returned to his home. The doctor i» enjoying a /arge and lucrative practice in bis adopted city. He is both popular and ekilful, and has the best wishes of his many friends,

Queen Hotel: A M Martin, Pictou; F L O'Neill, New York; Allan McLean, Lorne Valley; Neil McLeod, S*~ide; Herbert S Kelly and son, Salem, Mase; Charles C Lee, Sackville, NB; WC Kennedy, city; Mrs C C Simpson and three children, Miss Dean, New York; James Laird, New Glas- gow; M J McCurdy, Halifax.

A atisfactory beverage for outing parties is unquestionably Sovereign Fruit Syrups. Among its great variety in flavors all tastes are suited.

Don’t forget the auction sale of house and lot at 12 o’clock on Upper Hillsbero Street,opposite residence of Joseph Knight, KE-q. See advertisement.

Prince Edward Island illus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores. Priee 25c.

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Our own special preparation or Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw-berry will remove the trouble.

Johnson & Johnson

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CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 31, 1897

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Hard and Soft Hats,

A magnificent assortment of new and fashionable styles is

The styles shown here will not be found

duplicated elsewhere.

possible in price,

The quality, finish and make up is uniform with that which

has Made Hats renowned for Sterling Solid Merit. Attention is directed to our new styles just opened, thoroughly

good in quality, thoroughly American in Style and as low as

We invite the great Hat buying public to our Hat Depart- ment which is provided with all the best and purest block for their benefit.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

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to Mrs P. Blake, King street.

WANTED,— At oncea girl for housework, good references required. Apply

BEAUTIFUL TIES

New styles and

Fatterns

D. A, BRUCE

Fine Tailoring

general

Aug ,3t

Apply to Mrs

WANTED.—A girl for general housew ork, J, £ Mellish Great George St.

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The undersigned has opened a shop on Great George Streetfor the purpose

of doing

general Plumbing, Gasfit-

ting, Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating. Being equipped with the latest appliances known to the trade and employing workmen who under- stand every detail of the business he can guarantee first-class work in all

its branches. short notice. your orders.

Estimates furnished at See him before placing It will be money saved.

Don’t forget the place, opposite Vic-

G, McINNIS.

toria Cafe.

BUSINESS STAND

FOR SALE

J. W. HUGHES offers for sale his well established Business Stand at Emer- ald, consisting of a arge store, two dwell- ing houses and barns, with four acres of land, for sale by private negotiatiens with

Geo, B. McKay,

Esq , Clifton, New

London, until Tuesday, 21st September,

next, when it wil

Auction on o’clock, a. m.

be sold by Public

the premises at Eleven

Title guaranteed.

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J. W. HUGHES,

Ottawa

P.E.LRAILWAY

LABOR DAY.

Exeursion Return Tickets.

Will be issued at one first class fare to ~ and from a}l Stations on this Railway on the 4th and 6th September, 1897, good for return up to and on the 8th of Sept- ember, 1897.

Tickets are not good after date of issue, and are good only for continuous joursey in either direction.

4a G, A. SHARP Supt, General Manager Gov't Kaiiway Railway Office, Ch’town, aug 26— eo d& w—all prs

For Sale or To Let.

D. POTTINGER

That centrally situated 3 story brick building on the corner of Queen and Dor- ehester Sts, business stand and dwelling house, suitable for wholesale or retail groceries. These premises. are well adapted. Apply to

MRS, 0. CONNOLLY, Owner Or to John McKenna, Queen St. Aug2—3wks

BY AUCTION

Wednesday, Sept. Ist, at 11 o'clock, at the late residence, on Haviland St., (opposite the City Hospital, Andon Market Square, at )2 o’clock, Friday, Sept3rd. Theentire house- hold and stable outfit of the estate of the late Mr. Patrick Connolly.

I am instruc'ed to sell at the residence o the late Mr. Connolly,on Wednesday, next Sept, Ist—~All the household belongings,inelud ing Parlor Set,D ining Room, B aud Kitchen Furniture, Jewel Range, Mirrors Pictures Carpets, Hanging Lamps, etc, and one superior Base Burner and Pipe,

—ALSO—

On Friday, Sept. 3rd, on Market Square, at 12 o’clook,—The handsome jet black stallion Allright, Jr., weigbts 1,1(0 lbs, 6 years old. A superior stock getter. and a pleasant carriage driver, 1 Buggy, Driving Sleigh, Robes, Har- ness, Sloven and Wood Sleigh,

No reserve prices.

E, H. NORTON, Auctioneer, aug 23—eod

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