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WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1596.
Light Summer Goods of all kinds clearing out at reduced prices
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The discomfort of a lady in a poorly fitting corset. WEEKS’ glove fitting *cor- sets give the waist a neat ap pearance and insure comfort besides, {S00 pairs in Steck. 20 diflerent Styles.
Hats and Millinery
All trimmed millinery at exxtremely low prices to clear out.
All untrimmed hats from 0c to $1.50 each, to clear at 25e.
200 black and brown sailors 35e, now Ve.
15 stylish summer capes, all new, $6 to $10 each, now 2.50
12 stylish faney capes to $5, now 99e.
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CONSECRATION OF ST, PAUL’S CHURCH
An Imposing and Diguified Ceremony Per- formed by the Bishop of Nova Scotia
The consecration of the new St. Paul’s took place this morning, the being performed by the Lord the Diocese. The following ‘lergymen were present: Rev. H. J Andrews of Crapaud; J. M. Forbes, ot Alberton; T. B. Reagh, Milton; A. O=- borne, Summerside; H. Harper, Port Hill; T. H. Hunt, Charlottetown.
The congregation filied the church, when at IL o’clock the clergy, church wardens and vesirymen marched from the
Church function
M18! r bishop of
e:try door down the aisle to the front entrance of the building. At the outside door they were met by
he Bisbop wnd Rey. Alfred Osborne who
fficiated as Chaplain. Then the petition praying for the consecration of the church was read by H. J.
Cundal!, E-q., senior chuichwarden, and the Bishop was formally asked to conse- crate the building.
Tbe ceremony then began by the pro- cession returning along the- centre aisle, the Bishop and the cle-gymeu repeating
B B for Dres Goods, \ < OW tire 1 clothing W ave everything in line i mek & man comfortable in hot = weather. Light weight underclothing, S , tion or cashmere hose, light shirts | 3 ‘ te et 7A l,j ist the thing tor wheeling at Ww We also show the nic » of light felt hats ia the city, bough “_ pr the ading hat manufacturers of the |} | ‘ “ 1. Say, boys, give us a cali, you wil ‘ ‘ 1 us treat you right, and sel] you goo ' ‘ is cheay \ at re i Prowse Bros. 1 a ‘ sev °° . stear Best . tearns Is ‘ I - MARRIAGE BELLS. a At church this morning, at seven | f <i tt i ay tf Miss Jean Nash. ai snohter of C. Nash, E-q., of th Inland | ut MM Revenue Depart to Mr David Inglis, be : ~ of Flatland, N. B., was cele rated The ' aa “ 2 . - . ® . . . pastor, Rev. David Sutherland, performed ! Miss S. Nash, § r of the » wae t ridesmaid, and Mr. Wh . i Laird was groomsman. Thechurch was . . : tastefully decorated bs th young ladies of j : © M the « « ration, with whom the bride is ( a aT ag al favorite Immediately after the , ’ remeony the couple left by the morning train for the wedding trip. ihe many \ ‘ Mis } a | i “ esents received ti vr mack a , vo t w , we e flattering tribute to the esteem in which : go World’s Pair .he is held. We jeinin the corgratulations i \ Tee wy + saad Porsoxen.— The Summerside correspen- i ‘ : \ lent of the Guardian reports that on @ ee Pg g last week Mr. Mi hael Delaney, ; ; n hant. Trvon, whois well known \ i . G ttetown, wi »> handling a case of g N ' Paris green found that two of the cans had 4 4 “ become Open¢ i and the contents were . . Pag 4 . - rt ns 2] ed ov the ren e cans. While . & t s . i dusting those Mr. Delaney inhaled the , r I of poison, and in a few hours wa: ‘ vy seve! pa Dr. R rison oO! Crapau Ss sun j,and finding it t | severe ¢ of poisoning, from the , ~ i : 5 his patient was bad iy : . mice set himself to the sne ful administration of antidotes. Dur the next two days, despite the careful a tment. Mr. Delanev continues to suffer TA on the resnits of the poison. He ha- , w completely recove red, bat there is 10 t : 3 that tl jhalation of a few more g . par s would have bad a fata! termina } lt is . ul | sinasbelaneell [ a3 ia*g 3 i ay . = } $ : \ ’ Pe LI ( { . I -morrow will be ' P = Scott Act dav. [here are three cases on . ' ' i sf 1 je } a | yg and ry e ave ‘ the docKe:.. t iu them with t tect It r- ii ‘ th ’ sre es rned and experts ar es ee ee eG Oe Ge OY } ‘ ¢ (4 3 ¢ : ¢ prow aS a DEITY ¢ ({MITTED S pe.—On Monday m-rn é ‘ eas body of J Ys nas . . v area _ y of Joba Callaghan, , Ts the way the ladies will look is } years, was found Anderson’s ? hey ‘ ; - pg | Rind os : wheothey retarn trom the coun - lat Newtown, Dé ifast. Usaliaghianu s é trv or seashore. ¢ i i st x WwW al ear t I a - P The body was red by a1 vel @ IT 1S NOT BECOMING ¢ rey Toe ee : eared 1 , How much nicer is a fair,clear @ _ “3 , . sO0F smooth, complexion, free from ‘tor r , ’ j a ee $ m ert was a After hearing evidence , all freckles, tan, sunburn and ( of 8€¥ 11 Ww eas wing ver lh! o.ches? A r rhe | i iece@as i Arnie ¢ ye ; ¢ death by throwing himself in the @ Johnson's Cream of Roses Vas under a fit ot a Quickly removes all blemish e ve 4 and gioss from the skin. It ? , ie oat TI makes the skin soft and beau- Aaa a Betiewse™ +a “—w ¢ tifn!,delightfally perfumed and ¢ views for August, wl " rive ok . — = perfectiy narmiess. es of the Presideniial caw ? : : ¢ po, Saou Yaris wane @ Johnson & JONNSON. ¢ ‘ rtant t *3, Besides the char e . é % r Sk Mr. Bryan. the D-emocra- é Graduates in Pharmacy. ¢ t : ia ) the Pres len y, the : R os ated articlea on Harriet 4@BV_+sVeoesWV_esoesweVsesvs B . os 2nd =D Barnarlo, the Geet te fa f 6 C There ia . 3 t ‘ 4 + . eot the irrent % m3ga and t lepa sae * 7 P rogres Norld,” “ Record of Cur = I Eve anil irrent History in ‘ + we I al American and for what is up to date and * "7 sella | hast ( in At Halifax we hope the Wneet.—The road race on Monday > s 7 e pane Genie inetd ilies “uabe P.E. I. boys will win ‘ ; . . -? — e ‘ * ‘ » managemut ofthe C. W. A, Winning trale with best will start from oear Boyle’s tannery, and; : ; . ¢ ’ ¥ s aft an ices 1 t! yurse w be along the Lower Wai-! so d at bast pric es 18 Our Pp Road to Highfield, returning by the ain Our { Malp*que Road, the fiaish to be ! Spring Park. T t prize wiil be VET nn . 4 vd , worth about ten Ee RNG i RE dolla veo by Mr. Mark Wright : P i | prizes will also be aw Gets there first very ar fee will be fifty cents a ,. » / wee often, that’s what we + ‘ 1 th 14nds Of tbe . . . ,M H. Beer, at his offi:e o9 build it for. Sa ‘ ve g next at six o'clock. <A " 117 STEVE it Sesinesudte (MARK WRIGHT & 00,, LED 3 ik J Je € § »wB to be os anl t y A y + ! THHNNYHNNT NNER RH ON PONNADNRRD PDR HTD ONERRRPDR ND TEPID POREEDD PEPE RPP EEDS PPIEL = =
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SASH RIBBONS; Hands yme and er d: of expensive fancies, CHILDREN’S VESTS, all size quality, worth up to ldec., <- *
MUSLIN HOODS, the balance
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alternately the verses of the 24th Pealin as they walked. Arrived at the hancel the clergy took their places in the stalls, while the Bishop proceeded to the communion table. Here he received tbe deed of the Church, and then pro:eeded c the dfifvrent ports of the church, where he offered up the usual prayers of conse. cration, following which the Chaplain read the Sentence of Consecration. :
After this the rector, Rev. T. Bryan, read morning prayer, the first lesson being taken by Rev. Mr. Harper and the second lessen by Rev. J. Forbes. The special Psalms were the Sith, the ]22nd and _ the 132nd.
Then followed Hymn No. 379, after which His Lordship proceeded to celebrate the Holy Communion. After the creed Hymn No. 104 was sung at the conclusion of which the Bishop ascended the pulpit ind preached a@ most earne-t and inspiring sermon from Fhill ppians 1, 911, for which we regret to say both time anu “pace prevent us giving a summary.
The anthem sung after the sermon was “Except the Lord build the house,” and was beautifully rendered by the choir. Indeed, the musical part of the service was exceptionally good. The cengrega- tion of St. Paul’s deserves the highest praise for their efforts in thus dedicating for the service of God euch a beautiful building as the new St. Paui’s, which now stands unencumbered by debt and one of the handsomest houses of worship to be found in the provinces.
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MARRIED
Atthe manse, Charlottetown, on tle 22nd of July, by Rev. T. F. Fallerton, Neil A. McLean to Mary McLeol, both of West River.
DIED.
In this city on the 28th inst., Annie,the beloved wife of J. L. Thompson, and daughter of the late Isaac Thompson, Esq,, of Suffolk, aged 47 years. “She is at rest.”
{Funeral on Thursdsy next, at 3 p. m, to the People’s Cemetery. | EEE : ee SS
Ladies Capes—Sacrifice prices. No offer refused, as every cape must be clea +d on
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to make room for fall goxd+. You can have these beautiful new goods at your own prices.—Weeks & Co. jy24 3i
Special discounts off baby carriages this week at John Newson’s. See his ad. in this issue. lw—jy24
ANTED.-Old Established wholesale Fouse \ wants One ortwo honest and industri- ous representatives for this section. Can pay a hustler about $12.00 a week to start with. Drawer 29, Brantford Ont, jy29—d,w.
Shive's Powder for Hom-Fly at |
‘Caniral Drug Store.
jy 21-3ins.
KiNa’s COUNTY EXHIBITION
uod Horse Kaces—
| Agriculiural Meeting
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Changes in Prize List
he'd in connection with the exhibition at Gre orygetown on Sept. SUtb.
Tue meeting of the committee appoint- |} ed conjointly by the Provincial Govern- | ment and tbe King’s County Exhibition
Asso:iation on Wednesday, tne 22nd inst., | was attended by Thomas Kickham, E-q., Souris West; Henry Brebaut, E-q.,Murray Harbor South; G. B. Aitken, Esq., M. L. | A., Lower Montague; D. A. MeKinno:, | Msg, M. L. A., and Arch J. Macdonald, Li-q., M. L. A., Georgetown; Leslie Poole, | Ksy., Aitken’s Ferry,and EF. G. Bovver,
E qs Georgetown Royalty. Henry Bre-
| Last week two imp tant meetings were | | |
| haut. Esq, was appointed chairman and » Esq, ppe Geo. F. Owen, Cardigan, secretary. The . " > ¢ . prize list for 1896 was then considered
and the following changes aud additions were made to that of last year, viz, ip class I, horses, lst, 2nd and 3:d_ prizes were given for the best cart mare or geld- ing any age, and the sections giving prizes for tillies were changed, so that gelding~ should also be entitled to compete. For class 2, cattle, nine sections, cumprising 27 prizes, were added for pure bred Que- bec Jerseys, and prizes were given fyr pure bred Holstein bulls and heifers calved in 1894, 1895 and 1896. The words “tu be milked before judging” are struck ou! of section for best milch cow, any breed
rhe increased prizes for cattle amouni to $133. In class 3, sheep, one dolla
extra on each prize was given jin sections 1, 2,3, 7,8 and 9. and a regtlation wa- added that flock exhibits may include lambs, yearlings aod ewes haying reareu | lambs this season. For class 4, pigs, & large increase of prizes was given, lst, 2nu and 3rd prizes bing offered for best boar
any age, Yorkshire or Chester White, b = Yorkshire, Berkshire, Tamworth anc Duroc Jersey boar, respectively, under 4 months, witb registered pedigree; also fui registered sows of same breeds and age, and for fat pig, any age, and les; two fa
pigs, under 7 months. Second and thud yrizes were given for pure-bred Yorkshire
Berkshire, Tamworth sod Duro: Jersey ooars, with registered pedigrees, uny age. [hese additions make the prize list tu
pigs $61 larger than it was in 1895, ane shoald bring out a grand show in thi
class. For class 5, p-ultry @ great mans additional prizes are offered, inclading prizes fur Bronze Turkeys, Pekin buck
aud Bamburg:, Wyandottes, Black Span
ish, Langsbans, Andalusians and other varieties} of fowls. In class 6 the prizes for factory cheese have been increased to $10 for first, $6 for second, and $4 fur third. A number of chaoge
vere made in clas3 7, grain, and addi
tional sctions added for new varieties o1 at’, six-rowed barley and wheat, one bushel of eacb to be shown. For class 2. fruit, a considerable increase was made 1: the varieties fur which prizes are offered, und some changes were made in other classes, which will more fully appear in the prize list, which 18 now in the prin- ter’s hand-. Amendments to the regula
tions were euggestel, and the con. mittee separated afier puiting in four hour: steady work.
A meeting of the managing committee of the King’s County Exhibit.oa Associa tion was held on Saturday, at which Hon. D. Gordon, © pt. Mal. Mcvonald, D. &. Mackinnon, Arch. J. Macdonald, F. G. Bovyer, Wm. Gordon, Nathaniel Me- Laren, George B. Aitken, H. J..McPhee,
G. A. Aitken and George F. Owen at- rended. The minutes of the Prize Lit
Committee meeting having been read and approved, were adopted by the Associa- tion, and the changes made were ordered co be published in the prize list.
A letter from J. J. Hughes, Eq., Souris, offering first, second and third prizes for best foals sired by bis stallion, Biliy McKie, was read, and the offer was accepted. Atter some bills had been dis posed of the committee considered the regulations to be adopted for the success- tul carrying out of the Exhibition.
G. B. Aitken, Fs,,M. L. A., suggested that inducemeats should be held out to persons in outlying sections of the county to attend the exhibition at Gcargetowa and exhibit fueir stock. The following motion was proposed by Mal. M:Donald, Eq., seconded by Nathl. McLaren, Eq., viz., Th t the King’s County Exhibition, Asso- ciation wii pav 50 per cent. rebate of rail- way and steamboat freight for all exhibits of live stock (excepting horses) owned ont-
Georg: town, provided entries are made with the secretary at least three days be fore Sept 30th, and that animals so enter- ed are shown on exhibition grounds on that day.
It was moved in amendment by D. A. McKinnon, seconded by Wm. Gordon, that the matter of transportation ot stock ex - hibits be referred to & committee of three to enquire into and make arrangements with the railways and steamboats, said committee to report at next meeting f managing comm ttee.
After consideratle discussion, the amendment was carried, and the following committee appointed, viz., D. A. M.- Kinnon, A. J. Macdona'd and Mal Mc- Donald.
On motion of D. A. McKinnon, secon I- ed by Wm. Gordon, it was resolved that arrangements be made for holding an agricultural meeting similar to the ove held on exhibition day last year, and that trotting races be held between the address] es of each speaker.
It was also resolved that a purse ot $75 be oftered fur three-minute elass trotting or pacing. with following conditions, viz: —lntries to be made Sept. 22. Five to enter and three to start. Purse divided into four moneys, 50, 25,15 and 10° per cent. Hat y fr, » per cent. of purse with nominatioe and 3 per cent. additional from winner-; @pei to horses owned in P. EK. I-land, ‘Lue dir ctorsto take charge of the several classes at the Exhibition were then appo:nted and some other matters having be+u at‘eaded to the meeting dis-
reed. Jndging by the interest taken in the King’s Cointy Exhibition this year by the committees appointed; by the increased grant given by the Proviucial Government; by the largely {increased prize ls: and by the excellent idea of having a. agricul- tural meeting at which able men will de- liver pract c+! addresses or farming, stock raising and horticultural subjects, there is little dont that the Exhibition at George- town will be a great success. The project of having a trotting race between each of the addresses on agricultural subjects is also a new idea that should be satisfactory to the public, and with fine weather, there will be one of the best Exhibitions at Georgetown that bas yet been held there. The management will de their part and it is to be hoped that every farmer im the County will prepare some exhibits,
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PERSONAL.
Mr. Jas. D. Taylor s making a busi- ata his bike in the eastern part of
_ Mr. Geo. F. Owen, secretary of the King’s County Exhib tion Association, is in the city, ‘
Miss Mary Ashley, of Charlottetown, is v siting Moncton. She is the guest of Mrs. Fred Chapman, St. George Street.
Mr. McKinnon, proprietor of the Queen Hotel, is spending afew weeks in Prince Edward Island. In his absence the affairs of the hotel are ably attended to by Mr. Jerry Gorman.— Moncton Transcript.
Rev, E. Boyd, parish priest of St. Bridget’-, Lot 11, P. EK. Islan¢, was in town vesterddy'on his way to St. Joseph’s, Memraimerok.’ He was accompanied by Rev. tather O'Neill, C. S. C., of St. Joseph's, who was returning aftera very enjoyable trip throngh the Island
We
very pretty things in
are showing some
WOOD WARE.
: pro- vince. F .ther U’N ill was aceompanied ;
. é c amie, “ ~ >r ers by his consin, Miss Annie O'Neill. — T — ; But Cont st
Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cup: Match Safes, Biscuit Jars Salt Holders. NEW NOVELS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
Moncton Times.
At the Queen Hotel: K. MeK. Jenkins New Glagow,-N.$; Rev. J. M : New Millx, N.B; Rev. Wm. P. Arech'- bald, Sunny Brae, N.S; J. F. McKie, Miss Eva McKie, Boston; Wm. Minte, Summierside; H. F. Barker, J'oronto; David
McLeu,
Egan, Mount Stewart; 8. M. Martin, Hammocks, Tennis Bal!s eatherdalc; Dr. Miles Martin, Boston; is nneueic't
; : ; ennis acquets, James B. Coulson, Worcester, Mass; Tennis Ra oo
Lemuel Clark, South Rustico.
The arrivals atthe Seaside Hotel iv- lude: July 18—Rev. J. O. Crisp, Mrs Srisp, Miss Kathleen Crisp, Halifax; Miss Ff. A. Hampson, Montreal. Jnly 19— frank H. Stewart, Boston; W. Dodd Small, Ch’town. Joly 25—Mre. F. W. Moore, Miss Moore, Miss Minnie Moore, F. W. L. Moore, Ch’town; Mra. W. L. Ogle, Barbara Ogle, Greta Oxzle, Miss Hub étt, Cruro, N.S; Rev. G. M. Campbell, Char- lottetown. July 26—F. W. L. Moore, “harlottetown.
A the Hotel Dav'e:: C H Green, Mon- real; John W Williams, Jchn Williams, New York; James-Yorston, Mr and Mre E McDonald, Picton; R A Chaptuan, Phila- lelphia; Edward H Busi, Mss Bash, Bos- vp; Gardner L Sanford, Miss Mav San- ‘urd, New Bedford, Mass; R T ‘Lavlo-, Moncton; E W Ga: e‘inger, Montreal; H G Allen, Neazes Falls, Oat; M Scephens, jrwel'; J H Curtis Gault, Hotel Aca:i; % P Comeau, H M Comean, Savannah, frand Vrs F Fowler, St John.
Haszard & Moore,
Booksellers.
TIRED EYES.
Ezpecially when reading or working by artifice! light are nearly alwaysa sure in- dication of defective vision.
It is poor economy to refrain froin wear ing glasses when permanent injury to the eyes may result. It dosen’t cort anvthing to find cut the condition of your eyes.
Exariination by correct methods free at the Queen Street Store, opposite J. D. McLeod’s.
G. F. Hutcheson,
late with E. W. Taylor. dy & wky.
a Showing
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Dodd & Rogers. :
5906 A complete line of especially beautiful designs in Watches. I have watches for ladies, watches for gentlemen, watches for boys, big stock on hand, will sell low. My guar- antee with every watch. Call and see them.
W. W WELLNER,
JEWELER. sas" If you buy it of Wellner, it’s right
DENTAL
The story that I have so'd out xnd left the Island is FALSE; the REPORT that TEETH can only be extracted PAINLES>LY by the use of
7” VEGETABLE GAS >
Is TRUE. T use it daily in my practice— PURE and FRESH. No extra charge where teeth are inserted. Best set of teeth—cverything FIR3T-CASS, $10.
C. L. STRICKLAND
OFFICE —Neweon’s Block. jy24—tf
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Iiesiery or Cloves bearing above trademark: are absolutely fast black, clein,stainless, pure, bright and durable. Ask for Ilermsdorf- dyed Losiery at hosiery counter.
MEN’S HALF HOSE
MEN’S BICYCLE HOSE A GOOD RANGE AT LOW PRICES
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STRAW HATS!
The balance of our stock of Men’s Straw Hats we will clear vut at small prices. If you want one, now is your time. light-weight FEI MATS, The prices are down low,
Some nice suitable for
summer Wear.
SHE OUR DUST COATS,
the long and the shor: of them, in black and colored, at
J. B. MACDONALD & OO
We Dont Say Much
But this is a Joud talker. A pleased customer is the best advertisement. A_ littl momev - dk the business’ here. Our low prices will prevail as long as we have foods to sell. We are distributers of Fine Footwear. Car stock is new and well selected.
Ail the Latest Noveties ! All the Latest Styles
in Ladies’, Men's, Youths’ and Childrea’s
Boots and Shoes. WEEKS & WARREN
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terth Sice Warket Square.
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Colored
SHIRTS,
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and $14 made to order suite, out of imported goods ?
-~ S.A, MeDONALD Fashionable Tailor
luda TAN SHOES
Superior quality. reduced to $1.25 to ctear, only a few pairs left.
W. H. STEWART & CO, London House Building
cMIPIRE BLEND TEA
Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
Every ne but remember that there ara two or three kinds of Empire ” ) pire Blend. Be sw egand get the
est. For sale wholesale or retail by MORRIS
TK. J- BELT PINS
“Lily Queen” is the|
New
Best. | wr “Lily Queen” Flour 15, 25, 35 cents.
is | made froma mixture of | Manitoba No. 1 Hard and the best Ontario Winter White Wheat. It makes one of the finest Family Flours in Canada to-day, and has given the best of satisfaction to our custom- ers and ourselves.
Beer & Goff’s.
Charlottetown, June 11, 1896.
BUCKLES +++++0s
16, 50, 75, $1.00, up. Handsome new gilt and silver Photo Frames. ‘These are worth seeing if you want anything in his lin
E. W. TAYLOR. | Chiensbon Block, City.
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