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Tile- - Advance

In the pricesof Waltham and Elgin Watches, will not pre vent you from buy- ing if you buy at this store, I bought largely before the rise, ‘and will sell at old prices until the lot is ceared. There is a saving in the price of Watches if you buy here.

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German Bun

Weare the only Bakers that @ make them in the city, and we @ make them right.

° 10c per doz.

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NEW TAILOR SHOP

The cohuiiaien has opened a Tailoring Establishment ow Great George St.a few doors south of Tantou’s corner, where he is prepared to do every description of work in that line.

He has had many years experience in the business, and guarantees the finllest ge' sfaction in every braach,

ferme reasonable.

DANIEL McLAREN.

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If vou wantany Printing

g done we are THE people. We are getting lots of

work to do,

Always Busy.

Why? Because our prices are right, and our work pleases. Try us.

JAS. TAYLOR,

‘The Printer. Queen Strect

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THEJDAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 7, 1897

See the race to-night

Tue Ririe.—The

| home last night.

Ottawa team returned

Tae Wearagr.— Moderate and west. winds; fair ; <a See the match race to-night at 6 30 Admission 10c to all parts of the ground?

to freab north wWeatber.

Tue Fonxrat of the late Albert Kelly, of Southport, w ll take p! ace «tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o’clock.

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Cc. M. B. A—Branch No. 216, C.M B. | B., @ meet in St. Patrick’s Ha!l this | even at 8 o’clcek, sharp.

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| Mate) race this evening at 6.30 o’clock

| between Coussirat of Montreal and L. R. | Unsworth of Charlottetown.

{ Merowant’s Baxk or Hanirax.—A br 1 of the Merchants Bank ot Halifax is established at Ross 'and, the golden ce e of British Columbia.

O.Y. B.—Mizpsah Lodge of Young Bri-

} tons will meet tomorrow n ght, at sharp 7

Sete _ oul o’clock to receive propositions for mem ber- | ship end initiation of new members.

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| Tue Easrern Bounp SpeciaL was de-

od tained to hovrs at Ruilo Bay last night

owt ng two running cut of w ater. The re- gular train was telegri a for and the

ached

I Sou ri one an Ss morning.

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half-past

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To-Nicar.— The Rev. E. 0. Taylor will deliver the last of his lectures in Charlotte town in Zion Church tenight at 8 o’clock. The topic is “A glass of ‘beer analyz-d.”

The addresses deiivered by R-v. Mr. Taylor on Sundav and Monday evenings are high'y spoken of by those who heard them.

Tue Scueots.—The citv schools re-

opened today, afterthe midsummer holi-

days. The evrolment was 1,260, made up as follows: West Kent, 46%; Prince Street, 512; Queen Square, 279.

The Prince of Wales "College and St. Dunstan’s College also reopened today.

St. Peter’s day schools reopened todar, with a number of new pupils.

The Convent schoo!s reopened today.

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Decoration Day—On account of the rain on Sunday afternoon the Oddfellows had to postpone their Decoration Day service until yesterday forenoon. The proceedings took place yesterday forenoon, however, and the ceremony was ‘of a most interesting character. Tne graves of the deceased brethern in the various cemeteries were becomingly decorated with flowers. The Oddfellowa wish to thank the ladiesof Alpha Rebekah Lodge and all brothers and friends who so kindly furnish«d them with toe flowers which made their decoration service such a } Success.

Boat Race Yesrerpay.—-A sail boat race took place in the Harbor yesterday. Theie were four starters, viz., The Cor- pet owned by the League of the Cross Band, the Now Then owned by James Dogherty. the Smoothing Iron owned by John T. Mills, and a ‘boat owned by James O’Connor. There was a fresh breeze blowing from the westward and the boats made goed headway going up the East River After turning the East River buoy the Cornet took the lead which she held and gradually widened be-

tween the boats, finishing first about two miles in advance of the second boat. ‘The Now Then was second and the

Smoothing Iron third. Considerable in- terest was manifested by the large num- ber of spectators who assembled on the wharf to witness the race.

.| FIRE AT FORT

AUGUSTUS

‘ae ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BADLY GUTTED.

Barn, Siable and Coach-House Destroyed

—simall Insurance,

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Between one and two o'clock on Monday morning the alarming discovery was made that the outbuildings im connec tion with the residence of Rev. Allen J. Macdonald, at Fort Augustus, were on fire As 300n | as the bad news becam skews tie people | of the vicinity turned out with all speed and made every effort to eave the buila- But their efforts proved fruitlese, barn and coach-houee were

The live stock and most of the other conteuts were saved, however.

The wind was blowing directly the church.and from the burning outbuildings the fire communicated to that structure. Soon, despite the efforts made to save it, the eburch was in the grasp of the devouring

ing 8, and the stable, soon destroyed.

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element, and it was not long before its interior wae badly gutted. By the most strenvous exertions, however, the altar,

organ, stations and all the pw: were saved. As the altar was being removed a portion of the wall fell in and “several per- sons who were near by narrowly escaped 8 3 uryv. so et of Father Macdonald had a narrow escape from destruction.

The church at Fort Augustus was a fine brick structure whic bh it cost between It has

$20,000 and $25,000 to erect. lately been improved im various ways, adding to its value. All the insurance on it was $2,000.

The outbnildings destroyed were worth between $800 and $1,000. The insurance

eon was only $40 The origin ad fire ia not known, but it is suspected that several young men from the city who were in the vicinity ot the place an hour or so before it was dis- covered could afford much information the subject. These young men were un er the influence of liquor, and were acting in a most unseemly manner. They crossed the ferry to Charlottetown yesterday r

me wr Allen and his parishioners w' dd havethe sympathy of the public in the great loss they have sustained.

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

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well, if you want it to look gloary and keep it in good condition To do this properly you need a good bair brush having good briatles in it, and also a eolid. back, so that the bristles will aot come out the first time you wet the brush. We have a nice assortment for your inspee- tion. The price is reasonable in every case.

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This week finds us busy opening up a large ar- rival of British, French and German Goods.

Dress Materials and Trimmings, Veilings and Laces, Ril bons and Millinery

make this announcement so that you may have an early opportunity of inspecting one of the nicest lots of goods we have ever cffered

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PROPERTY

FOR SALE BY AUCTION

lam instructed to sell by auction, on the premises, Rotchford Street, (opposite St. Peters Church) on Thursday the 9th of September, at 12 o’clock noon. 3 of Town Lot No. 56, in the Fourth Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown. The sitv- ation sthe most desirable in the city.

Terms easy and made known at aale.

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AMERICAN Hard and Soft Hats.

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assortment of new and fashionable styles is The styles shown here will not be found

duplicated elsewhere.

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 possible in price,

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.

PROWS2 BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men 89 FF SESS SU FVSOUOOCED

Heintzman Pianos

ure appreciated more each year by the ever increasing List oF Purcuasers. They retain, as the years go by, that rich, mvsical Tone that is so characteristic of them. Better to pay a little more now when buying, and get

THERE BEST

It will pay in the end.

The P. E. Islan Music House. Are Sole Agents on P. E. Island for this Piano

OIL STOVES.

We have a “ew left, and will sell to clear balance at 25 per cent. discount for cash.

FENNELL&CHANDLER

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