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“= - ~ — Tro OUR ADVERTISERS t during this ‘I rea of ailvet rie : g | Changes ¢ | + fe ot this ot! hefuse 10 6 week must be feft ab S ; a ae A . m. each day 10 ev ‘ f. ¢ thie ad vertisers | len-e make a eth ’ P uxe Co
Tue Exay \ & 2 tL.is
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,'
LEA \ Frr Srort Recr Br |
Te N The sing sht of the i shad ‘
Tur iy \ Attend the fair and fes- tivail in t Lvwceu te tit
- 36. 7 Charlottetown Lodge meets to-pighs «at 8S oclu k, in Wrighv’s Ha!
nisi
Ay Tur Orcea House. -- Don't furget
Zeras Semon’ entertainment to-night
good programme will be pri sented, | -
Pr. ge Cope This furenoon two! drunk-, John MeDorald and Artemas | Au 1, were each fi wd $2 or 10 days
_— Dectagep OF: The cutumn = races,
; : : adverti-ed to iake place at Summerside, aud
on October 3rd neat, did not f the leclared olf.
meeting has been dec selina
s. O E B. S.—Members of the white rose degree of Lodge Exon will please at tend the ley meeting this evening. i
itiation and important business By order of the W. P _—
Destaoyren By Firs The mill of D. M. Jackson & Co, Tidnish, N.S., was destroved by tire a few dl iv All of with
sro, » I coal ’ } : : ; our lumber merchant's deal largely
this firm
EX1BiTion
jed here at 8.12,*making the ran of 148
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| Greenway intend bringing on the provin
j tion on the school question. |
} expedition and its doings continue to prove
order to avoid ihe
been male that tueket<
TUS!) al the vate, arrangements
have |
and Bae-s may be had at Watson's Drug Store. ept 24—3i Labies, clean your hid y
oves with J
phine Glove Ci sner It im tuo a baytted, | lea:e- no olor, aud can ft ie | while tie | glove ison the hand. For sale only at A W Reddin’s drusstore. ae saciid A Bre Brow.—A ev ne whieh passel
over Michican lately uprooted trees and destroved th irty Bhonses in Door Conntv. The ch reh at Stayhanks was thrown lite a distance and « estroyed
S _> Reserve Wipve-pay evening, Oct 2nd, fo- Rev. W. W. Werks’ lecture in the bapti-t Chur Mr. Werks is well
known as one of the mo-t pleasing speak- er+ in the prov neces. Subject and other particulirs to-morrow,
A Few Ficvres. —Tae amount of Cana dian island revenue August was $651,383, as compared with $645,993 for the seme month last year D posits in the post cffi e savings banks Juring Aug- ust were $657,054 and withdrawals $512,- 910; balance a’ ecrelit of depo-itors $27,- 175,555.
accrued in
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A Iwporrant Sciv.—The euit of Messrs, Connolly, ai Kingston, against the city of St. Jehn to recover $44,000 on the contract for building wharves in 1893 and 1894 and for $22,224 more for extra towage and dredging, was commenoed at St. Jobn on Friday. The e¢ity denies the Connolly’s right of action, claiming that they have fully paid.
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Farner Mereny’s Goip Cvre—An efficacious and] permanent cure for drunk- euness, morphinism,and the tobacco habit. Testimonials and all information touching the treatment furnished on application tothe undersigned. Correspondence strict- ly confidential. J. E. Quinn, Manager, College St., Halifax, N.S.
sep24, Imon.
Accipext.— A young man named John Trainor, in the employment of Charles McGregor, carpenter, while at work on the new St. James’ Hall yesterday afternoon fell te the ground, « distance of about 20 feet. He was promptly removed to his home, and medical aid summoned. It was al first thought he was injured internally, but to-day he is reported all right, except for a few bruises and a general! shaking up.
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Ayorner Recorp Smasnep.—Another record has been broken in the United Siaied. Judge Reed, Wichita, Ks., recent ly rushed through all the proceedings con- nected with a divorce case in 10m 2+. The best time previuus to this achievement stood to the credit of Judge Jennings, of Woodward, Oklahoma, whose figure was 19m even, Ju, each dignity and decency Were distanced.
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Some Wuo.esome Succrstioss.—The Chicago Times Herald frels called upon to cal] the attention of the memb-rs of the Chicago city council to the utility of euspidors; to the floor rather than the tops of desks as the appropriate place for one’s feet; to the folly of throwing psp2r wads at each other, and to the propriety of wearing the clothes ‘they bring with them to the city council chamber instead of sitting in their shirt s'eeves. These sugzestiois seem to be in the line of public decorum, but the pity of it is they appear to be necessary.
he Ex‘iibition j
i with ar jae |e datos, causing mech anxiety among . } fore ign residents
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Syr scuse,N.Y.,Sep*. 24—The New York Central has again broken the record for fast time. This morning a sy@cial, con: isting of three coaches, and drawa by No. 999, left Albany at 6 o’cleck and arriv-
mie: in 132 minutes. This beats the world’s record for thisdistance.
OLprown, Maine, Sept. 24,—Extensive forest fires are reported from the districts
north, of here, in spite of all efforts to check ther progress. The village of
Alton, 10 miles distant, is threatened. and the residents are preparing to move if efforts tw quench the flames are not suc- cessful within a few hours.
Suaxouat, Sept. 24—It is reported here that China has rejected a British demand fur the banishment of the ex-viceroy of Szechuen., An imperial leeree which has Leen issued, appoints Li Hung Changfanc al} the members of the Teung Li Yamem to formulate an extra ticaty}te we nfo hi a and Japan.
Wixstees, Sept that
24.—Tt is the government
learned to night of Premier The appeal to the people will be made on th: government's refusal to modify their posi
cial general elections almost at once.
Sr. Jouys, Nild., Sept. 24.—The Pears
Best Place for Jackets & Dress Goods,
a fertile source of The new: papers give copious accounts of the jour ney made to the ice capital, the sufferings of the party and other essential particu lars Most persons here think Lieut. Peary was very imprudent in undertaking such a j urnev at all, as he found his foo | caches were lost. Prof. Salisbury, ene of the relief party, started for home yester- day, via Sydney, Cape Breton. He was given passage by the cab'e ss. Minia. The others of the party g» by the steamer Sil- via, leaving tomorrow at midnight, The steamer Kite has been visited by thousands of per-onus during the pa-t three days,
vos > Zo Siy 4
Suaxcuat, Sept, 24—The entire prov ince of Ch Kiang bas again been placarded ti-fureign aud anti-Christian pro
Sarr Lake City, Utah, Sept. 23.—A from Rawlins, Wyoming, says : the Galeb, a mile away from home, to drive Iwenty horsemen who went to search for them have returned without finding trace of them. They have un- doubtedly perished in the snow, »© hich 1s two feet deep. The Snake River stage p cked up a sheep herder last night. He was completely exhausted and almost frozen.
Loxpox, Sept, 24.—Sir Herbert Murray, who in March last was appointed to go to Newfoundland for the purpose of distri- buting the finane’al assistance to the col- ouy which had been voted by parliament, was to-day appointed to the governship of Newfoundland.
’ specs | 4)
Frank Nevis sent his two sona ino
cows,
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I's Right = {On Your Way § sTo the Exhibition.s
We mean our Kent Street Drug Store,where we lave about every thing inthe drug line. Drop in a< you go past, and if you want anything that’s the spot to get it. Quality is the best and Prices are on ahard time basis, Our (Queen Street Store is right in the centre of business—same good goods and same low Prices. eeee
$ JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
Grounds for sale.
SVVSESessesesesess
10 All Peoples, Nations, Tongues, Languages
oe
The Reliable Druggists.
A Household Greet‘ng.
We are abroad at Once, Now and for all this Fall, to Sell, Undersell, or make others Sell, by very force of Competition at prices that will make you blink— See us set the selling pace.
FURNITURE MAKERS.
MARK WRIGHT & C0,, LTD.
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
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our store will be both
Because
in Charlottetown.
Look: !
Here are & few Sample
Do Your Shopping Early.
Men’s Silk Embroid Men’s Heavy Wint 600 Yards Cream F
1 Curling Tongs, 5. Flannel worth 25c. for LGe. mm tiny
Winds increasing to gales. Southerly,
: Magra Nm Negi
To-night
Miss Hext’s Entertainment in the Opera House is the leading attraction, but
To-Morrow Morning
of the most interesting plsces in Charbottetown.
of the display of Fur Capes, Xc., we will make ; Leciuse of our extraordinary bargains in Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs, and because we show the Largest and Finest Steck of Ladies Mantles
Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves, worth 20c., for 10c.
pe =n! Winter Hosiery, worth 20c., for 10c.
“ted Handkerchiefs, worth 12c., for 3c.
ps Winter Undervests, worth 20c., for 10c. adies’ Felt Walking Hats, worth 60c., for 25c.
ered Braces, worth 25c., for 1c.
er Hose, worth
lannelette at 3c.
Flannel worth 33¢. fo 25e.
BEER BROS.
shifting to westerly, Unsettled, wit!
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one of the busiest and one
Prices—From 9 until 10 a.m.
1ze., for 5e.
DAILY EXAMINER -
WEEKS!
Special Exhibition PRICE LIST !
SPULY TT JO SNg LOY aav[{ 4sog
1500 yards extra heavy Bed Ticking, will hold feathers. Exhibition Week 14c, worth 22e.
2,550 yards of heavy Flannel, lic, worth 22c; 24 cents,
15,000 yards of English Flannelettes, all prices, extra value.
50 cents a yard for the best fine Black French Cashmere, worth 7c.
79 cents a pair for cur
all-wool Grey 33e quality for
“ Duchess of |
York ” Colored Kid Gloves, worth $1.10. |
$1.95 will buy a long front Fur Collar, not worth a cent less than $3.25.
$1.25 will buy a splendid Fur Mutt we'l made and well lined, worth $7.10.
$1.35 will buy a $2.00 suit of pure Shet- land all-wool Underclothing, extra value.
34 cents a pair for all wool Black Cash; mere Hosiery, cheap at 44e.
$2.40 will buy a heavy Cloth Jacket— the regular price is $3.25,
$4.25 is the price of a very prettily trimmed splendid Cloth Jackets | couldn’t buy anywhere less than $5.50.
Our Bargains are Best. Our Bargains ate Genuine,
W.A. Weeks & Co..
The People’s Store, Wholesale and Retail.
Charlottetown, Sept. 23, 1995.
AT THE DRIVING PARK.
Races
The Horse To-day.
The races to-day were called at hali- past one o’clock this afternoon. The track was in very good condition after the rain, and there was a large attendance of spec- tators.
Dr. Reed, of Guelph, Ont., acted as Starter.
THREE-YEAR-OLD CLASS.
This event, the first on the programme, had as starters Onca, Bonnie F. and Joe Duster. Bonnie F. had the pole, with Joe Duster in second position, and Onca on the outside.
First Heat—They were sent off on the | third score, with a stiff breeze blowing | At the first turn Bonnie |
across the track. F. forged ahead, and at the quarter was ahout a length and a half ahead of Onca, with Joe Duster in the rear. After pass ing the quarter, however, Onca lessened the space between herself and Bonnie F. and passed him just before passing under the wire at the half. Before the three- quarters was reached Bonnie F. had again taken first place, which he held for the remainder of the heat, winning by about three lengths, Onea was second, and Joe Duster third. Time 2.49}.
Second Heat—They were started on the first score. Bonnie F. almost immediate- lv took the Jead, with Onca second and Joe Duster third. ‘Jhey were well strung out in this order until coming up the stretch, when Onca put on a splendid burst of speed, and as they passed under the wire she was almost neck and neck with Bonnie F. The judges gave first place to Bonnie F., second to Onca, and third to Joe Duster. Time, 2.47}.
Third Heat.—In the second score they got the word, and Bonnie F. quickly took first place. Just before passing under the wire, at the half, however, Onca, which had been doing some splendid work. wrested first place from Bonnie, and held it for the remainder of the heat. Bonnie F. finished one length behind, and Joe Duster was third. Time, 2.48.
A start Jwas made on the first score. Onca scon tock the lead which he held to tha half, where Bonnie F. secured first place. After passing the half, however, Onea again tok the lead which he held to the finish, winning by four or five lengths. Joe Duster was third. Time 2.52.
F fth Heat—Onca took the lead at the first turn, and was never headed. She won the heat by sbout four lengths. Bonnie F. took second money, Joe Duster third. Time, 2.39.
2.28 CLASS.
Six horses scored up for the word, viz.: Resolution, Parkland, Gracie Wilke, Rampart Jr., Provider and Billie McKie
First Heat -On the eixth score they. got the word. Resolution took the lead afier rounding the first turn, and held it throughout. Rampart Jr. took second place early in the heat, with Parkland third, Provider fourth, Billie McKie fifth, Gracie Wilkes sixth. This order was continued until the three quarter pole was reached, when Gracie Wilkes and “Billie McKie changed places. Resolution _fin- ished first, Rampart Jr. second, Parkland third. Provider fourth, Gracie Wilkes fifth and Billie McKie sixth. Time—2.29}.
Second Heat —They were eent off on the fifth score. After rounding the first turn, Resolution took the lead, with Rampart, Jr., second, Parkland third, and Provider fourth. When they came under the wire at the half Parkland was leading, with i esolutioa a good second, and Rampart, jr, third. Atthe three-quarters Resolu- tion again took first position, and held it to the close. Parkland finished second, three lengths behind, with Rampart, jr., third, Provider fourth, Gracie Wilkes fifth, and Billie McKie sixth. Time 230
Third oan was ce yn.
they passed under the wire aud were aaa SS aol on the third score. At the first turn Resolution secured lead wh ch he held te the sfinish, winning by thre jengths over Rampart Jr, with Gracie Wilkes, Parkland and Provider well together in the order named. , The jnd gave Provider fourth place, over
and on account of the Jatter break- ; ether positions as per summaly.
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| Mineta
took first money, Rampart Jr. second and Parklarl third.
Same day and crack. $250, divided.
Resolution,, b st, by Rampart, H. C. Lydiard, Kentville, N S...... 1 11 Rampart, Jr, b st, by Rampart, R. H. Edwardes, Halifax................ Parkland, b st, by Parkside, W. A. Brennan, Summerside.. ceace Provider, ch st, by Preceptor, W. S. McKie, Charlottetown.......... 44.3 Gracie Wilkes, e¢ m, by Preceptor,
2.28 clas’. Purse
H. C, Crasswell, St. Eleanor’s.... 5 5 6
Billie McKie, b st, by All Right, G.
B. McKachern, Souris....... 6 6 5}
Time 2.291, 2.30, 2.30. 2.35 cLAss.
There were six starters in this event, B'anche, All Bird, Egmont, Tansy, Hat- asu and Minota, their positions being in the order named.
First Lest—On the fifth were given the word, so uewhat eeattered one, At the §r-t turn and Kzmont were clo-e together fighting hard for first place, with Tansy, Haasu, Blanche and All Bird in the order named, When they passed the three-quarters there was not more than haf a length between Minota and Kgmont, M nota having the advantage, Minota pulled out, however,and when they pa-sed under the wire she had’a lead of about three lengths. Egmont was secon!, All Bird third, Blanch fourth, Hatasu fifth and Tansy sixth. Time, 2.32.
Second Heat—Af er getting a start Min-
score they
ofa at the first turn, took the lead which she held to the finish. Egmont was a
close second with All Bird ard Hotasu close after in the order named, Blanch fifth and Tansy sixth. Time 2.31}
Third Heat—Minota took first place and money Egmont :e:ond and second mouey, All Bird third and third money, Hata-u fourth, Blanche fifth and Tansy sixth. Time—2.33}. 7
We publish below the summaries of the three-minute and free-for-all classes, o-- ted yesterday, for which room could not be found in the is:ue of that day :
Summary.
Charlottetown Driving Park, Sept 25, Three minuteclase, Purse $150, divided, Mile heats, best three in five.
Minota, b. m.,ly Sir Nutwood, J
R. Lamy,Anherst,N. 8. (Cox) 1 1 32 Moutroze.by Almont Wilkes,Ram-
say & McNeill, Montrose.(Ram-
gd POS Healy ae sae cement a All Bird, b. s. by P.eceptor, E.
Cameron, Charlottetown(Steele) 3 3 1 2 Egmont; b. z. by All Right, D.
Hogan, Moncior,N. B( Wilbur) 2 2 2 F eetwood, ch st., bv Preceptor,
B. Henderson, Nierih River
(Gorrie'). >... mae 6
Time 2.274, 2.31, 2.31, 2.30.
dis. .
Summary.
Same dav and Purse $300.
track. Free for Mile heats, best three in Resolution, b st, by Rampart. H. +f Lydiard, Kentville, (Lydiard) 23 Parkside, b st. W. B. Bowness, Summerside, (R. Steele)............ 2 2 Rampart Jr., b g, by Rampart. R. H. Edwards, Halirax, N. S., CEOUREND bs eecne nh ctccuseane ss 43 Provider, ch h, by Preceptor. W. S McKie, Charlottetown, (Cox). 3 4 Billie McKie, b st, by All Right. Geo. B. MecEachern, Souris, CI a elec Susan aces ose ces « 6&2 Israel, b g, by Rampart. A. C, Bell, New Glasgow, N.8., (Bell)....... 5 6 Baiston, b st. James McDonald, V.
all, tive.
S., Summerside, (Houghton)...... ta.)
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MISS HEXT AT THE OPERA HOUSE }
Mi>s Hext sppeared at the Opera House last night before a very large audience. Of the impression she made, it is difficult to speak decidedly. It is certain tiiat sonic- times she displayed talent of a quality that would disarm criticism. This yas es- pecially shown in the rendition of “ How Rubenstein played.” Often, however, in her other selections the good effect was marred by her manner of inspiration. When taking breath she did it so audibly that the sound interfered greatly with her work, in fact, spoilt it. With the skill she unduubtedly possesses, it is surprising that any defects exist. She was, however, well received by her audience.
Her statuesque poriigs were incompar ably good, and this part of the entertain- ment was heartily applauded.
Miss Minnie Moore sang splendidly two svlos making a very enjoyable diverson,
The element of comedy was supplied by a character duet by Messrs. J. B. Dawson and Geo. J. Rogers, who sang that remark- ably striking ballad “ The Man that bro<e the Bank at Monte Carlo.”
Mr. 8. N. Earle with Miss Fennel open- ed the performance with an instrumental duet. Mr. Karle accompianed the other singers.
PERSONAL.
Dr. Murphy, of Alberton, is among the visitors to the Exhibition.
Mr. W. A. F. Scott, the Summerside correspondent of the Guardian, is in the city.
Mr. John Smith, of Rocky Point, ex- hibits a fine Durham Bull, the sire of five other prize winners on the grounds.
Mrs. W. J. Dickson of Truro, author of “ Miss Dexie” is visiting the Exhibition.
The Misses Roche, of Pictou, are visit- ing the city and are guests at the Revere.
Deticiovs Ice Cream and Bedeque oysters at the Lyceum this evening.
LADIES!
Our NEW FELT UATS) for Fall have arrived, and are | now ready. Call and see the | New Styles.
LADIES!
Everybody who has visited our NEW MANTLE ROOM has gone away pleased with the assortment and prices.
LADEis !
If you want your Children to look nice and feel nice this Fall and Winter, buy their FALL SUITS and OVER- COATS from us. The assort- ment is large and the prices all low.
LADIES !
Show us that you appreciate our efforts to please you by calling and looking over our New IJIATS, MANTLES, DRESS GOODS and CLOTH- ING.
PEOWSE BISLEY
The Wenterjul Cheap Men.
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{ Larlottetown, Sept. 21, 1895
OFE FUR ALL
People to make their
aEBSOLUTIONS, Ist. Whether to take Drugs
and fresh or go somewhere
A. W. REDDIN, Phm. B.,
Central Drug Store, NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE. sepl25
DONT PASS
THE OLD RELIABLE
During This Week.
—WE KEEP—
Everything in the Drug Line.
REDDIN BROS.
N. B-—Exhibition tickets for aale.
Are You Saving Money ?
We know itis pretty hard todo so these hard times—but then thiogs will look up later on. In the meantime
Watch Your Small Expenses.
For instance, when you drop iu for a cigar don’t pay TEN CENTS for one. Av-k for
SOMETHING GOOD.
1
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Don’t be put off with something e When you light it you will realize the fact that you are smoking
A REGULAR TEN CENTER. Manufactured only by
The Empire Tobacco Co., Montreal.
Sept20—w
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Your
Skirt
Mepiva weight.
EVERY YARD. Heavy, No. 30.
4 Fast Colors, Black, Brown, Slate & Creaiu.
sept25—27 30
LONDON HOUSE.
Will Never
Because of the weight of the Interlining, if you use
FIBRE CHAM
The Licur wegiht No. 10 furnishes an ample support and permanent stiffness for nearly all skirts and will keep the flare in place without any zagging. heavy twedd or cloth skirt may require No. 20, the
be cur ACROSS THE Goops and tacked securely to a facing for lasting results.
Dont waste time on ine Finre Cnamors has Light weight, No. 10; Medium No. 20;
OPENING TO-DAY.
Ladies Jackets and Capes.
Drag Dowa
An extra
In either case the interlining should
inferior imitation. The Geyv- the name and number on
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Ribbons, Flannels, Underclothing, Gloves, Hosiery.
vT. J.
HARRIS
THURSDAY, SEPTE
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__ Visitors to the Exhibition have been unanimous in their ver- lict on the comparative merits of our clothing NC yr + “4s ° . NEWEST STYLES, Finest Quality, Lowest Prices has been
the exclamation that has fallen from the lips have visited our Clothing Rooms this week. We have sent them away happy. S
of the hundreds that
till we have bargains
enough left to make everyone that has attended the Exhibition
DON’T GO HOME
Without Payiug the Bargain Corner a Visit.
happy also,
i ee a
McKAY WOOLEN
From Liverpool to Charlottetown
EERECT.
UE
AND SUMMPRSiDE
THE FINE CLIPPE i BARQ
THOMAS FB LUEURGEY.
1,000 Tons Reg’ ster—Clas-ci Al at Licys, Will sail from Liverpool on or about 10th OCTOBER, and will carry fre rates to all Railway points on the Island, also Pictou and Shediac,
PITCAIRN
PEAKE BROS & CO.
J. E. LEFURGEY Charlottetown, Sept. 26, 1895.
Look Here! BRUCE ,
The Leading Custom Tailoring Establishment,
riot al
Agents: Liverpoo', BROS, . Charlottetown,
. Summerside,
have now opened a full stock of Blenheim Serges, Tyke Serge, Craven Serge, Bellwarp Serge, and all other kinds of Cloths. Give your orders in early, the rush is now on. Best Cutters and A | workmen.
DD. A. BRUC KK,
Birthplace for Great and Honest Bargains.
P. $.—First-class Cuat Makers can always find employ- ment with us.
Ship Your Produce ee
Butter, Cheese, Poultry, Apples. Potatoes, Pork, Beans, Peas., and all Country Produce
on Pe
SEETON & HUTCHESON,
RECEIVERS anv RiiPORTERS, (21 BARRINGTON STREET, - - - - HALIFAX, N.s.,
-_—---_—— ee ee
~ ats,
We will pay highes Cash Prices or sell on commission to best advantage.
w=>SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST.
SIMEON JONES
BREWERS, ST. JOHN, N. BR.
Ale and Porter
_
Sole Agents for the Maritime Provinces for
REINHARDT & GOS, eavantiv Lichen.
Salvador in bottles is Especially Suited for Family Use.
June 25, 1895.
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LOOK AT THIS
and be convinced. Every man should be well dressed. There’s only one way to carry out this idea. No matter what Fyou pay for a ready cude suit, its only a ready made suit *Kfter all. Men differ too widely in form and figure for the same clothes to fic aregiment. Only your merchant tailor can fit you, and we are tbe merchant tailors of the best fitted men in Charlottetown. Don’t wear clotk2s that can only make other people wonder where you borrowed them, but come to us for something admirable in fit and workmanship, and more reasonable in price than any other house in the trade. Our stock of Fall Suitings and Overcoats is now com- plete, and at prices never touched in this city.
a A. Vick bedy: }
through |
51 South John Street |
CO | OPERA HOUSE. FIVE NIGHTS.
Monday, Sept 23, Tuesday. Sept.
24, Thursday, Sept 26, Fri- ‘day, Sept. 27, Saturday, Sept. 28.
& And His Boy, Lawrence,
ZA SEMON
THE WONDKER WORKERS,
Reserved Seat Ss, septl8
Admission, 25 cents. 35 cents.
Vive rare
Them !
Have you ever worn a pair of Me- ChEADY’S CELEBRATED SHOES? Others may blow and biaster about good Simoes, but Me CREADY’S SHOES will outwear Remember, it’s the jar- gest Factory in Canada, and turns out the best goods. Our Fall Stock from this house has arrived. Just look at them.
A. E. McEACHEN, THE SHOE MAN. Wanis, Lost, Found, de
Advertisements under this heeding charged five cents per line.
them all.
sepzl
TO RENT—The half of my bricx house now occupiidby Mrs McLeod. Possession given on $th October—CH ARLES HEARTZ. sept 24—t12:6
!
UMBRLELA Lo :T—Between Ferry wharf and the Methodist Church, an Umbrella Finder will please jeave at this office
* sept 25
TO BOARDERS—Mrs. §. L. Stumbeles has good accommodation for boarders at her residence, » Prince and Dorchester Street Situation central. Rooms large and airy, House heated with hot water, sept 23.
corner
LOST—A wiap. The finder will oblige by leaving it at rHe EXAMINER Office. sep 23.
green and white linen waggon
On Sunday night a purse containing
Finder will please leave the
wher: @ reward will be sep 3—3 in
LOST sixteen dollars. sameat this office paid,
WANTED—A girl for conerai housework Apply to Mrs R B Noxton, Upper Prince Street. lw—sept2zi
LOST—Last evening, between cumberland street and Dr Warburton’s office, a black purse, containing a large sum of money, Fin- er will please leave it at this office and be suitably.rewarded, ti—sep 20
.
1 OS?—On Sunday evening. a mink neck fur, between St Peter’s Church and St Peter's
Road. Reward at Davies Hotel. sept2t TRUSTWORTHY person to travel, salary 780 and expenses; reterence; nelose sel’- ddressed envelope, H E Hess, President,
chicago, Ii! i pad pie TO LEf—That beautifully situated two story dwelling on Prince Street, now occupiea by James Reddin, Ksq; possession givea first of July next Also, cottage situated on Hills- borough Street, lately occupied by Wallace
Arbing; possession given s* once. Appiy te
PEAKE Bros & Co. 135 tf—septil WANTED—A girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs D Stewart, Kent Street.
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TO LET— \ house lately supied by Miss Simpson, situated on south side of Grafton Street, between Rochford and West Streets
Apply to ARTHUR MELMIs K, Building, or corner of Great sept]
in good order. London House George and King Streets
W ANTED—An experienced giri for genera housework ; must be a good cook; reference 8 required,—Mrs G A Drxon. ti—septid
W ANTED—General servant ina family of two; no washing, good wages. Enguire of X. 1588S STRICKLAND, Fitzroy Street. septé
TO LET—The dwelling house on Pownal Street at preseat 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 to William Murray 3aw (246) tf—aug27
WANTED-Mrs W F scantiebury is pre- pared to take boarders at her residence, iv! Prince Street. Rooms iarge and airy, bath- room with hot and cold water. 2w pd—seps
TO LET—Two small warehouses, centrally situated, suitable for storage. Apply at this office. 3i—septls —
LOSt—On Friday, Sept 20th, a silver waick withschain attached between Hermitage Bridge and Mr. Boisner’s on the lower Mal- | peque Road. Finder wili be rewarded by | leaving it at Stewart & Gates 2in dy | 1 wky—pd. | COOK WANTED, by the 5' h of September Apply to Mrs F W HyNDMAN. u—aug22
sept 2i,
“TO LET—On Orlebar Street, a desirable tenement house in good order, coniaining eight rooms bestdes large pantry. Ren, mod (erate. Apply to Mrs BLATCH, corner Great | George and Fitzroy Streets. 245 Uf—3lan
TO LET—A commodious warekonse on | Pownal Street, antil now occupied by A. Horne, Esg. Apply to Dr. BLANCHARD
sept 23—tU. a ae
W aNTED—For St Dunstan’s College, 4
good housekeeper, to whom liberal wages willbe given. Apply to Rev Perer CUR- BAN, Rector. se}
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