THE
t { ad j S r Bros. 4 _ - = cxu’s Sratiox.—After rat of y Peake’s w ty ‘ as ticket samo TT ] y 1) } wse oF THe Moon There w ill be lipse of the 1 the night of total eclipse Of the light « 3rd Septem b« —
Ca ‘ steamer Albert ns S N : ar \ . &*
Dama A - lam age eu Martin Walsh
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Pr |
pat x t< t he uw S rs Se} I 2 - ( I wess Ce i ° . ss es ey
{ . } om 4 eo
d seis ila
S ES I ee § ‘ » Ay summonses this at a Ph i R it ond street, g } McIntyre, Pownal street, : . & " tT al : M av
S . $3 0 w eop We s h Ihe aching staff has : i tO Be. C. & Ve of kK 2 Colleg Au extra rmed ling young | i AK pithe oe ~
FISHING i s.— Fishing for pearls is a new industry at River Herbert, N.S A cc nsideral>'e f pearls have been taken, sai | f some value. Spec mens have been sent to Toronto and Mont- real in order that rr 1e mav be ascertained
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Snors From rae Mrzzte or «a Guy.— tev. Dr. Lue as w leliver an address on tem peraace in Zion Cl — ine aday evening at 5 ‘clock On that < ning the
Doctor will give his best cahae or important question The Doctor’s shots
are kn ckers
this
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Teroxro Exaisirion.—One fare round trip tickets can be obtained at the princ pal stations on the P. E. Island ae on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th and 8th to To- rouio, good to return on 19th Sept emibe On the 5th ind Tth arate even one fare i From Charlott the single fare is $23.60, and the special fare $19.38.
less thar
etown
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SvecesseuL Miuiviames. — By Satur-
day’: Canada Gazette we learn that Lieut. A.J. B. Melliah; No. 1°Co., 82nd Batt., has obtained a first-class Grale A. certificate
School, Frederic- Practical, 70; Although Mr. -thirds of the
Reyal Militar y
a K3_ were:
from the ton. His Writien, 84; Saverage, 77. Mellish only attended tw
term, he leads his class. In grade B., Private Bert Hardy, No 4 Co., and D.R. Lane, No 3 Co., captured
ass certificates with an
respectively
first cl 75 and 77
average of
siti <.—This forenoon, Dorchester
Purse Srouez
GAL AND OTHER ITEMS, |
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DAILY EXA
TRE WORLD OF SPORT.
The Wheel.
Everything is looking bright for the sports on Labor Day, The track oflilcials required by the rules of the C. W. A
(with whose sanction the races will be run) | are as follows:
Starter—A. E. Ings. Referee—J. B. Dawson.
Umpires—J, A. Moore, Art. Alley, C. J. Patton.
Judges—Dr. H. D. Johnson, Geo. God
KID, Geo. Di 1ixon
Timers—F. 8. Mitchell, H. A. Dingwell, Frank Hate hison.
S-orer—Aneas A. McDonald.
Clerk of the course—Geo. J. Roger
The entries for the bicycle races are as
ft lowe,
|} Redmond, D. J
| McGre
| 2.40 class, Ralph Smith won in 2.31
} two miles open in 5.144.
Mrs. |
Thomas Whitty, who lives on Street, between Prince and Hillsborough | Streets, lost a purse contain ng y $7 in notes
sud aomie smal! silver. She the front room while
eft the purse on a chair in she went wpetairs 10 When she returned, in about ten minutes time, the purse was gone. Mrs. Whitty left the door open when she went ups stairs,
jress for the street.
A young lad was at the door selling tins just before she went ipstairs. The facts have be reported to the police. satis tied Fuxerat Norice.—The funeral of the
2.36 o’el
ck to-morrow afternoon.
The ‘officers and members of Victori Diy s10n are respectfally requeste d to meet in Orient Division room on Wednesday,
at 2 o'clock, to attend tne funeral of our late respected brother, Isaac W. Wadman. By order of A. Down, wit
Offic members of Orient Divi- sion are requested to to-morrow (Wednesday) at 2 o’clock, sharp, to attend
ers and
meet
the funeral of our late brother, Isaac W. Wadman, P. G. W. A.—W. F. Cansoy, 7. F. -_ A Srraance Revexce.—Many devices
have been made known whereby a discard- ed lover has avenged him selfon his suc- eessful rival, but none of them has equal- led in unique originality that of the Michi- gau jilted one, who waited at a window in the upper story of a house until his bated successor paases, and then threw a lasso over his head, drew the noose tight and havied the astonished victim from the sidewalk and held him kicking there in
danger of strangulation until he was re- leased by some witnesses of the act, But even this display of the agony her deser- tion caused him did not induce the fickle
maiden to smile favorably on him again, bor te relieve his suspense. In fact, it was the other fellow. who suffered eus- penee. ili aii No Praise is too Extravagant.
And yet the wine itself is better than
anything that could be said sbout it. Wil-
| in 2.084, the fastest time e
aon’s Invalids, Port Wine. That is the erlebrated brand, which bas rapidly risen in public favor. The reason is that it meets the need for a bracing tonic which shal! be without the disagreable features of medicine. Wilson’s Invalid~’ Port is a fine old wine, of undoubted age, which |
the effect of a bracing and
tonic. It « lispels lassitude, puts a new heart of ho pe into | he invalid, but chiefly i8 it invaluable in that it gives new blood to an n po ryerished system. Sold by all deaiers at $7 450 per
case of 12 gu case $4. 00 or
art bottles, half
T5e oe bottle Address — Bordeaux
Claret Co., 30 Hospitui St., Montreal. 246
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DIED.
At Highfield, on Sabbath, 18:h August, John Darrach, second son of Hugh an Catherine McKinnon, in the 22ad year of hia age.
Teannot say, and I w
That he is not dead —he is just
With a cheery @mile and a wave of the han I
He has wandered into an unknown
And left us Lreaming, how very fair
It needs must be, eirce he is there.
¢ sary no av,
away
; : land,
And you, U, you : who the For ; ine o me wte Think of him as faring « To tke love of there love of bere ™ - 7
think of him still as the same, I say He ig not dead—he is just away.
wildest yearn, p and the glad return, 0) as dear
as the
Patriot please copy.)
See. =
Mr. M. J. dica, has sell by an his resi, lence 28ti; i inst.,
Macdonald, late of the Guar- | instructed Mr. R. Beairsto to on all bis household effects at
Pleasant street, to-morrow, at YW a. m.
Prowse Broz are the men that keep the gualities up to date, and the prices down.
ive the Loys a call if you want carpe ts, aug 24 2in inks
Biankets—Buy oi e new Valkyrie Blan- kets for $1 a pairatJ. B. Macdonald & Co's. aug21 6i,
B uy your pickling vinegar and spices at t Goff’s. a26 2i
stimulating |
Novice ig ae M. Mollison, (Mil
iton),
Will Cook, Wendall Harvie, Jack McLeod, Louis Ww ae
Boys Race (under 16)—L. W. Peardon, Rege Stewart, Treb Taylor, Nelson Pick ard, Ernest Joy
Quarter Mile Championship — Lorne Unsworth, B. C. Prowse, Frank Cannon, Will Cook, F. DeC. Davies, Louis Whear
Half Mile, championship — b . Prowse, Louis Whear, Lorne Un-worth, Frank Cannon, Will Cook, Wendall Har-
vey, Jack McLeod.
Une Mile, championship Frank Can- non, F. deC. Davies, Will Cook, B. C. Preow-e, Lorne Unsworth.
Two Mile, championship—Will Cook, Lorne Unsworth, Louis Whear, Frank
Cannon, B. C. Prowse, F. deC. Davies. Three Mile, cliampionship — Frank Cannon, F. deC. Davies, Louis Whear,
Lorne Unsworth. B. C. Prowse, Wil! Cook. Five Mile, championship —B. ©. Prowse, Frank Cannon, Lorne Unsworth, Will
Cook
Iwo Mile Iandicap—Wendall Harv'e, Louis Whear, F. deC. Davies, B. C. Prowse, Wili Cook, Jack McLeod
One Mile against Time, (Morgan & Wright tires)— B. C. Prowse, Lorne Unsworth, Will Cook, F. deC. Davies, Louis Whear
FOOT RACES,
Hloxe Reel Teams—Hook & Ladder Co., D. W. Finlayson, Captain; Rolla, Bert Newsom, Captain; Ramblers, Thos. Rona- ghan, Captain.
90 Yards’ Dash—T. C. Rotehford, Hi-tle McGregor, W. J. Y. Murray (Brad- albane); Robert McLean (Moncton); Ed. McDonald, H. McCallum,
Summerside; Patk Daffy, Jas. Matheson, Danie ‘Re imond, W. A. Edmonds, Victor Goodwil!, Jerrold McLean.
220 Yards’ Hurdle—T. C.. Rotehford, Hirtle McGregor, W. J. Y. Murray (Brad- albane); Robt. McLean (Moncton); D. J
McDonald, H. McCallum (Summerside); Louis McMillan, W. A. Edmonds
Quarter — C. Rotchford, Hirtle gor, W. J. Y. Murray (Bradalbane); Robert elie n ‘Monk ton); D. J. Me Don-
ld, H. McCallum (Summerside); Philip Eyan, Patk. Duffy, Jas. Matthews, Lonis McMillan, Danie! Redmond, Ed Redmond, W. A. Edmands, Wim. Flood.
Half Mile, champiouship—W. J. Y. Murray (Bradalbane); Bobt. McLean (Moncton); Ed. Redmond, H. McCallum (Summerside); Philip Egan, Patk. Duffy, Adolphus Gaudet, Louis McMillan, W. A. Ejimunds, Wm. Flood, Victor Goodwill.
At the Ramblers sports at Halifax, on Saturday, G. H. Laidlaw won the half- mile open in 1.09 1-5, lowering the mari- time record. Laidlaw also won the one mile open in 2.24 1-5. In the one mile, 4-5 Frank Butler Jost won the S. H. Cameron took first in the five miies open, beating the Maritime Province record. His time was 13.11. Nat Butler, of Boston, and Harley Davidson, the Canadiar champion, raced a mile. But they made such a poor showing, that they were hissed. Davidson won in 2.27. Butler’s record on the same track last year was 2.14 4-5, and David- son’s 2.13. Subsequently Butler gave an exhibition mile, flying start, with pacers, ver made on a Davidson failed similar -perfor-
in the half mile, 1.20 class, was the winner in 1.214.
Canadian four lap track. to respond to calls for a mance.
All who intend taking part in the Labor
. | Day races put in some hard practice at Jate Isaac W. Wadman will take place at | ine , ,
the Park last evening. The wheelmen aod runners were going against the watch, and very fast time was credited. The hose reel teams had their first spin with the reel, and made fair time. This being the last week of practice, the boys
some
| are training harder than ever.
Four worlds’ records were breken at the State L. A. W. races, at Denver, on Satur day as follows: One mile, class B, un- priced, A. B. Hughes, 2.10, beating record by two seconds; one mile, novice, class A, tadalsoll, 2.05 2-5; half mile, class A competition, C. C. Collins, 1.01 4-5; five miles, class A, competition, F. C. Lawton, 11.50 1-5.
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Last week at the Paris, Buffalo track Gugoltz beat the world’s record for one mile, unpaced, with fiying start. Hedd it in 2 mins. 44-5 second, which is in- deed a good performance.
At Calford grounds, London, on Satur-
day J. W. Stocks rode 122 miles 560 yards in tive hours, establishing a new record. John S. Johnson, dems, rode half a mile in 52 2-5 on Friday last at Ihochester, N. Y Athletic,
paced by two tan- seconds
A three-quarter mile running race at Trayerse Island, New York, on Friday,
ee -
MINER *
} under tne
aS pices of the N, z. \ vas won by T. P. Conneff} C. J. K I pat- rick was second and George Orton third,
Time, 3.02 4-5 Thi- beata
performance
the wor'd’s record of 307, made by Con neff ir. Boston in 1893, but the Amateur Athleie Union authorities will hardly re
cognize it, as it was not don
pe tition
th ope 1 com>
The ‘arf.
At Rocheste Alix tried to make a fast mile, on a soft part of the track and could only make it in 2.09}.
The Rifle.
No.1 Co
for drill to night
» Garrison Artillery, will meet
— i PERSONAL.
J.-E E. Dickson and wife, of M«
are registersd at the Davies M. Trainor, Charlottetown, was reg’s- tered at the Albion Hotel, Halifax, on
Saturday We are indebted to Mr. J. A. MeLaren,
of James Paton & Co., tor late London
Mi-s E. KE. Hext, of
Queen eu
Toronto, route to Summerside, where she rlainment to-night,
Charlottetown,
Mrs. T. M.
will give
I he
an ent Misses Ciarke, of
are in the city, the guests of Lockhart, Lutz street. — Moncton Times. Rev. George Fisher, of Tryon, occupi “il
the pulpit of the Wesley Memor.al Church, Moncton, on Sunday morning and eve- bing.
Mr. C. C. Gardiner, returned from Ban- gor, Me., last evening. Mr. Gardiner oflici- ated as judge of cattle at the Maine State
Fair H. Mellish, sq " barrister-at-law of Halifax, and brother of J. T. Melli-h, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Philip Large, in this city. Miss Nellie Gallagher has returned from
@ Visit at the residence of Senator Arsen-
head, of Moncton, friends in this province,
ago.
returne day or two Dr. Lucas’ lecture in the the First Methodist Church was well attended and very Mr. Emory presided. vames Guest, of Montreal, known fur years past to the mercantile communi ty of the lower provinces, his mind, He thinks he is married to the
—- Halifax Herald.
laement of last evening amusing. Rey.
well
Mr K. Ross, ot Charl yttetown, has been elec he Vice-President of the Mari- time Baptist Young People’s Union. Tie
otticers were elected yesterday afternoon at the convention in St. John.
Dr. Graset, of Toronto, and party of nine are registered at the Davies en route home after spending two months in the Island Province. They express them- selves as delighted with the place, and in-
tend returning next year. Mr. Austen J. Roberts, of New York, who has been here for some time past ip
the interests of the Northport Freestone Quarrying Company, will leave for home to-morruw. Mr. Roberts is well pleased with what he has seen of the province.
At the Railway Men’s Convention at Truro Mr. J. J. Chappell was elected one of the Vice-Presidents. Mr. Everett Crowe, of Truro, was chosen as delegate to the In ternational Convention of Rail way Men—; Messrs. J. J. Chappell and A. McWilliams alternates,
Arrivals at the Seaside Hotel, 1895.—W. E. Helen Dawson, Ch’town; Miss Chaplin, St.
Aug. 24,
Catherines, Ont, Mrs. J. E. Grant, Miss Helen Graat, Ch’ town; Coleridge A. Hart, a2. OO, es 24 ee. A ‘Hutcheson,
Arthur Peters, Ch’town; Miss Ina Rowe, Moncton, N. B.
Rev. R. F. Taylor, Dominion Deputy of the Sons of England Benefit’Society, gave & most interesting and instructive address toa large number of the brethern jiast night in their Offer’s building. A unanimous and hearty vote of thanks was tendered the rev. gentleman at the close of his discourse.
Mr. W. J. Houldsworth, of Halifax, is here in the interests of the Furness Line of steamers. He will leave for Alberton to-morrow morning, and will probably return on Thursday. While he is here he will be happy to furvish any information concerning the Furness Line to shippers or others interested. He is stopping at the Hotel Davies.
His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax Pand Rev. Dr. Murphy left for home yia Sydney this morning. Yesterday, His Grace and Dr. Murphy, together w: ith His Lordship the Bishop of Charlottetown, His Honor the Lieutenant Governor, and Hon. D. J. Kane, United States Consul, were entertained by Dr. Doyle, at the presby- tery, Vernon River.
Mr. J. H. Latham, of Providence, K. L., is visiting here. This forenoon he waited upon the Rev. John Goodwill, at the home of the latter, Brighton, and on behalf of Mrs. Latham and himself presented the
hall,
rev. gentleman with a handsome gold- headed, ebony walking stick, with name suitably engraved on handle. Mrs. Latham was formerly a member of Mr. Goodwill’s congregation at Nine Mile
Creek, and the presentation is evidence of the fact that, though now in a foreign land, her respect and friendship for her
former pastor have not diminished.
A GOOD
BEGINNING !
4000 Yards Print Cotton
sold yesterday, and still the rush continues,
the same Print have been sold in
this city at 14 cents.
This is without doubt the biggest bargain ever offered in the Cotton line to the people of Prince Edward Island.
(hambreys
Tux Weatuer.—Light to moderate winds; fine; higher temperature in most
places,
Our Price, 6:c,
and Scotch Zephyrs, 8, cents
BROS.
yntreal,
Dawson, Miss Dawson, Mies |
Thousands of yards of
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Che echooner Kliza- for Cadiz, has captain and
LonNpoy, Lug 25 beth, from Se John’ arrived at Falox
“, Nfld, th with the
crew of Ll men of the Swedish bark Alex,
| from Liverpool for Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
| titude
r, N. Y., on Thureday last, | but stepped |
which was abandoned in a leaking condi- tion August 15th, in latitude 47 N., long- 30 W.
Rocnesster, N. Y., Aug., 25.—One of
the greatest labor struggles cver waged : ; between employer and employe in this city began last night, when one thousand
of the United Garment Worker’s on strike. Unless the demands before to-
and button-hole one thousand, are and the difficulty will affect 8,000 laborers. The principal demands are as follows: That none buat union help be employed in the tailoring shops; second, that wages be paid at the Friday to be the end of
mem bers sociation went bosses concede to their morrow the finishers workers, numbering satd to be ready to go,
end of each wee k,
each week for Jewish help and Saturday for christian help; fifty five bours shall constitute a week’s work Mr Thomas Haram, of Quebec, a well Loxpox, Aug. 25.- With the continued known commer ial traveller, is rister.d | influx = gold, the a ee nore at the Queen | again slackened, and from the same cause
is at the | ! excepti nh
|} Other movemce
ault,, Egmont Bay, P. KE. I.— Moncton Transcript. Mr. J. W. Whitehead and Mrs. White- |
who have been visiting | Lhome a]
anced, but ti market F or- rai' roads quiet. Ameri an are better, especially the bord were in good demand at Shares were neglect«’, Reading re
when issued, been sold Grand
gilt-edze stocks have adv was the mining elgn were securities issues, which advance in pt but the anticipated Erie and schemes will,
KEries have $12. assessment. on better trafiic been as fo'-
ces,
organization improve maliers mm a Tranks have prospects
lows; Tih
been better
Advances have nois Central, 2: Chicage, Mil Pan! and Lake Shore, 14, uts were fractional.
basis of 1 j
waukee and St.
Sr. Joux, Aug. 26.—The fiftieth annual tion of the a ‘itime Baptists open- ed ere on Saturday, Rev. Dr. Saunders presiding rhe report of the board cf gov-
convert
ernors of Acadia college sets forth that the past year was free from trials and dis- couragements; that the enrolment of stu dents last vear was 122 and that work had been provecuted with diligence and vigor by both facultv and students. There was, however, a deficit for the year of $200.
umulated deficit is now about direct con-
. he total ace 900 It is proposed to make a appes al to each chureh through the
} vention for prop rtional part of the indebt-
i; ¢ ly OSS, | Mark Curr
has gone out of |
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}
BVOVSVTSBSVOS 2646S 8S6E4E4888
The executors of the estate of given notice that they cannot continue the payment of $1,206 per annum, which Mr, Carry had donated to the chair of history and political economy previous to his death. The next Conven- ill be held at Berwick.
Wiyyivec, Man., Aug. 25.—Sir John Schultz is at Banff, in consultation, it is understood, with Sir Mackenzie Bowell in regard to the question. It is be lieved that Sir John has reached an agree- ment with the Greenway ministry, which, if acceptable to Premier Bowell, will be
y have
tion W
school
ratifidd atonee. It is not true that in consideration of these efforts to bring about a compromise, Sir John has been promised a second term What he has been promised no one here knows. With- out donb‘, Hon. Mr. Patterson will be
here very shortly to take up his residence at government house. True, there was a local feeling against the appointment of an easterner as governor, but this feeling has been much allayed by the announce- ment that the p ypuls uv Mr. Scarth has been
well provided for. He becomes Dominion
land commissioner here on the first cf September, the present Commissioner, H. H Smith, being transferred to Ottawa.
Pieve lists. —The Great Bie ycle Tourna- ment is drawing near. We hope that it wilt be a tine day and prove a success in every sense of the word, But in case of rain, provide yourself with-one of the Bicvele Waterproof Suits to be had at the McKay Woollen Co.
oe ~—- —— —s
CVBSVSTSSVESSGSG os
To Dispense a Prescription
quires a special edu-
don’t
$
’
*
é
e
properly r : cation. We claim to
have the monopoly of brains, $ but we have made the study of ate “pe psing prescriptions a spe-
rialty, and have filled up our $ dinpoavin counter with every
convenience for accurate and
rapid work. é
JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
The Reliable Druggists.
r
SS FASVSESVSEVvseseaeses
WE KEEP YOU AWAKE fact that we are making and
lots of fine furniture this summer,
WE PUT YOU ASLEEP
when we get you on one of our fine
spring beds. If you wave TO get up eerly in the morning you better not
buy one.
MARK WRIGHT & C)., LTD
Who Sel] at Sellinz Prices,
to the selling
New fiats &
GHRLST YS LUNDUN HATS.
Hard Hats, Soft Hlate,) isww.s 219m
— — > _
TUESDAY,
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AUGUST 27%,
FURNACES, Caps.
1895.
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
\
‘HIGHLAND,’ “FAUCET” RNACES Now : Furnace ‘n guaran-
the AIR FU
We have for sale eal “MARVEL” HOT time to place your order We will p your house in the shortest notice. Satisfaction teed. Your choice of three kinds.
M. STEVENSON,
QUEEN
is the
ice a
STREE1
All the Late Styles, all the Best Makes, |
Tiree Cases Hats opened yes-
terday. Seven
Hats to be opened to-morrow.
Buy your Hats at
ROWSE BROS.
The Stytish Hatters.
Charlottetown, August 27, 1895—246
Cases
Marine Insurance
ee
VESSELS, CARGOES and PREIGHTS insured at Lowest Rates.
American
Sterling Certificates Issued When Required. HORACE HASZARD,
Agent Western Co.
Charlottetown, June 6, 1895—246
Assurance
MELLO, VANCOUVER:
The Trans-Continental Te Telephone is is not vet built, tation as the leading Clothiers is
but our repu- an established fact.
We have the largest stock of READYMADE CLOTHING com-,
ing in
and we are clearing out what we have on hand to maker
for Fall that has ever been brought in one lot to P. EB.
sland room for it,
so that our Clothing is down now from cheap to cheapest.
Men’s Suits,
Youths Saits
Boys’ Suits and Childr:n’s Suits at
prices that have never been lower in the city.
Be
not deceived !
We never allow any to undersell ‘THE
BARGAIN CORNER.”
McKay Woolen Company.
i t Al G ir, Tee Cuaxberland Hot Air
Furnace Makes Warm Friends !
Parties contemplating having their Dwellings heated with Hot Air weuld do well to leave their orders before the rush of fall work.
The CUMBERLAND FURNACE is acknowledged by ail competent to judge to be the most powerful and durab le | Heater iu the market, and those who want a Furnace should consider well its special | features.
Reference as to its satisfactory workings cati be made to the following gentlemen s purergue others :—R. C. Goff, Esq.
8. Jolinson, Esq., F. Jost, Esq., at Mil- : Reece” Store.
CHARLES HERMANS,
GRAFTON STREET, SOLE AGENT for CHARLOTTETOWN. augli—3w 246
Wants, Lost, Found, Ke
Advertisements under this heading chargec five cents per line.
TO LET—The dwelling house on Pownal Street at present occupied by George F Robin son, Esq, of H. M. Customs, There are thir- teen rooms, exclasive of kitchen and ser vant’s bedroom. Possession given 15th Sept, Apply on the premises. 3aw (246) tf—aug27
COOK WANTED—A good capable cook wanted. Apply to MRS ALEX CAMERON, Powsal Street. di pd—-aug27
BOARDER 3— ‘ ccommodation for two or three hoard rs may be obtained on applica- tion at MRS MCGREGoR’S, Prince Street.
aug2?7—2w (246) pd
BOARDERS WANTED.—Mrs. Van Bus- kirk, 13t Weymouth Street, near Prince of Wales College, can ace ommodate four student or i 3.—3i pd,
B YARDBRS —Students attending Prince ot Wales Col'eze can be comfortably accom- modated at 360 Grafton Street, opp. Prince of Wales College.—aug26
SPECIAL!
LONDON juice Cent Tan Cashmere
Hose (Girls), size 6 inch
HOUSE.
to 8 inch, Fifty Cent Tan Kid Gloves size 6; to 8,
Charlottetown, August 24, 1895—dv
AGENT
TT
Coal! Coal! Coal!
———{1)——— The Steamship “ALBERT” will be due here this week with a Cargo of RUN OF MINE and SLACK
COAL, from Dominion Coal Company’s Mines.
This Cargo
will be sold low whilst landing.
PEAKE
BROS. & CO.
Charlottetown, August 20, 1895—dy & wky
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REMNANTS ! REMNANTS !
Remnants White Cottons, Grey Cottons, Print Cottons, Ginghams, Flannelettes, Tickings, Dress Goods.
A nice lot of each—all remnant
them with only the
of a price attached.
MOORE & McLEOD.
Charlottetown, Aug. 20, 1895—246
ARE YOU AWARE THAT
ALL: IN VALUE. OUR UNDERWARE WILL
_ QUTWEAR IN WEAR
BELOW | ANY UNDERWEAR ELSE- ALL IN PRICE. | WHERE ?
D. A. BRUCE. D. A. BRUCE,
WE HAVE
ABOVE
TIES “FOR “MAN, AND TIES FOR BOY, TIES FOR SORROW, AND TIES FOR JOY, TIES THAT ARE MADE UP, AND TIES THAT ARE NOT.
D. A- BRUCE.
THEY WIN IN THE STRETCH. OUR 25c. SUSPENDERS
D. A. BRUCE.
The Great Sale of Furnishings Stil Going On.
25 and 40 per cent. discount—Don't miss it.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR.
mene nr a eee —_
August--Our Slaughter Month.
GOODS MUST GO THIS MONTH.
See our bargzins in Print Cottons; see our bargains in Ginghams; see our bargains in Grey and White ; see our bargatns in Dress Goods ; see our bargains in Table Damasks ; see our bargains in Tickings ; see our bargains in Men’s Shirts and Underclothing ; see our ‘ bar- gains in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.
We take the lead in low prices on BOOTS & SHOES. bought of us, you should do so and be convinced.
J. B. MACDONALD &jCO.,
Charlottetown, August 3, 1895—dy we
Market SquareYand 3132 Queen Stre
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