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look at them) rich Marrow Squash, dark rich blood Beets, new Turnifs,
tender Cabbage, Cauliflower, Spinach,
Lattice’ Radish’ Green Peas’ Ripe~ from Montreal yesterday bringing a. small Tomatoes, Mushroom ani Straw-
berries. We will replenish our stalls
with a fresh supply of the above on
Saturday afternoon, including some
Strawberries_but as the supply at present is not equal to the demand, the tardy buyer is likely to be left- ' Stalls open Saturday afternoon from ive to nine.
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1 quart $1.25
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_\ heavy thunder storm visited
Suliiiiiersiilvf yesterday, between b and 8
n. ui. accompanied by a downpour of rain.
Mu. Fn_\_~u< MrKif.:~'7,ir:_ son of thc
lflmmpion Tailor John Mi-Kenzie, now of
;(`;unpbellron_ Ont., is at present at home _ on his holidays.
MR. J. D. R_\NKi_\'_ formerly of Cascum~
pec. Lot i.now Supt. of Dry Dock Coin- panies at Perth Amboy. N. J., is spending a few weeks on the Island.
Y \VoRK on Sinclair 8: Stewart's new l brick store, is proceeding at a lively rate. iJust now metal pilluri supporting the second flat are being placed in position.
THE GL‘_sRD_r.x§_' representative was in
form ed on good authotity that-the num ber of passengers coming to the Island this season surpasses the record of any former year.
A.\io.\'i; the large number of passengers
I by the Northumberland last evening Were the Hon. J. H. Bell, M. P. P., Al€X- » Martin, M. P.. returning from their le3l=" 7 iative duties at Ottawa.
THF. S. S. City of Ghent arrived here
‘quantity of freight and taking awe-Y 160 bags of oats and potatoes. together with 160 cases of lobsters. Value $14,000. lShipped by B.. T. Holman.
Ynsri-:Roar morning Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. McDonald, of North Bedeque, left by the Nortliumberland for a trip to Boston and probably New York. They will re- ‘ main for some time at Manchester.Ma.ss., where some of their daughters are attend- ing a Young Ladies’ College.
In 1844 the literary world was electrided
by two poems “The Song of the Shirt" land “The Bridge of Sighs," written by “ Thomas Hood. The pathos and melan- choly pervading these gems bi the m°St playful and humorous of the great Eng ish poets, is no doubt due to the fact that ,they were written while the author was _on his deathbed. Since that time, no revolutionary effort has been put forth to bring either shirts or sighs into pro- minence, until veryjrecently, when James C. Wright of Summerside, made a revolu- tionary purchase of shirts which he is now selling at prices never before known to the trade. A call at his store will convince you that his shirts are cheaper than you have ever bought shirts for, and that they are the right sighs. 13 2i- w
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Rev.C.W.Corey crossed to the mainland
yesterday.
lllr. F. C. Rattray leaves this morning for Portland. `
Mr. J. M. Aitken. Montague, was in the
city yesterday.
Inspector J. G. McCormac came to the
city yesterday afternoon.
Frank Burdett, Picton, came to the city
last night by the Princess.
Coun, Brown, proprietor of the Re-
vere leaves this morning for St. John.
Mr. Isaac Carter leaves on Monday.
morning on a business trip to Toronto.
Miss VVhite, \Vest River, lvvasfa paS_-
senger by the Princess yesterday evening.
Geo. S. Taylor, of Charlottetown, is
registered at the Bellevue house.-Sydney Record.
Mr. J. A. Kirkpatrick, merchant of
Shubinacadie, N.S., is registered at the Revere Hotel.
Mr. George Irving returned last
night from Northfield, Mass., where he at tended the Students Conference.
MRS. (Dim) Bavrir-:Ln will give a sacred
solo during the oifertory at the First Methodist church tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Stranburg of Bostonlarrived in the
city last evening on a visit to Mrs. S. Lowe of this city.
Miss Laura Hodgson of this city leaves
this morning for Summerside and Ken- sington whereshe will spend her holidays.
Mrs. J. Glllan accompanied by her two
daughters Miss Winnie and Ina. arrived home last night from an extended visit to Boston.
Mrs. Vickory, of Boston, arrived in the
city on Thursday evening. She crossed
time visiting in Lot 48
Master Alf. Mclsaac leaves on Monday
for Thornbury to take a position in [the office of the Thornbury Standard. publish- ed by Mr. Duncan Marshall.
Dr.G. L. Collins of Boston is at the
Revere. Charlottetown athletes will remember the Ooctor when he took part‘ in the Electric light sports held some years ago.
DEPUTY Grand Chancellor. A. MacBeth
last night, assisted by Bro. G.J. Lane, act- ing Grand Prelate and J. L. 'l‘homson,act- ing Grand Master at arms, installed oiii
cers of Empire Lodge Knights of Pythias y for the ensuing term. _
Si-:Ar.LE'rowN Norm.-»’1`he recent wet
weather has somewhat improved pros- pects of the hay crop. Some of the new meadows look well,while old ones are des- tined to fall short of the average crop,
__ i V _ _ Grain and root crops promise well, but ` ` \ " ` g/ H a I r are backward owing to the coolness of the_
cl., weather. Our school is closed at present'
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l ', 0 -Aurora Division installed the following
For bmm'mng» me skin. refine stoppin ar fm- inz hair. for softening and whitening red, rough honda. in the form o baths for annoying irrita- none. for too tree or oifensive perspiration, inthe form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses. for many sanative antiseptic purposes and for all the pnurpoaes cf the toilet, bath, and nursery, it is
comparable.
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CAMPBELL HUUSE,
SUMMERSIDEJP. E- |- Gcod Board at reasonable rates.
Free coach to and from all trains and steamers.
J .E. HOUGHTON,
Water St.. Summerside
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IABRISTEBS, S0lICil0llS, $0.
4\.R1'HUR PETERS, Q. C., .L ERNEST INGS, and .LLBERT C. SAUNDERS.
MONEY TO LOAN»
HcDOHALD & MARTIN
BLRRISTERS
I Solicitbrs, Notaries :I-`ub‘.ic, &c. Money to oan.
OF F ICES{ $33.2. ."“.§‘.‘ll_‘21‘.;...°“.l3,?Z.‘; K. J. Manrnv H. A..
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Gannon” or “Neal” Silk is the pure
and unadulterated pro-
duct of the silk worm
. . . . the experiment tried of abolishing the,
Coruceul Sewing - system of Supervisors. Well,we would: i
dred perfect strands of this pure silk. Each strand 1s fgsfqd and proven as to strength, uniformity
size and freedom
flaws or knots, by
machine that make a mistake.
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officers on Saturday evening the 7th insc., Harvey J. Wright, W. P; Bel1_McQuarrie. W. A; Hermes Myers, R. S;l A. S. Wright, F. S.; Mrs. Wright, Chap.; Geo. M cLean_ Treas.; Vinnie Hayes,_§ Con; Ra; th Car
0 cers we hope to see cur
order advance by leaps and bounds. Thr C. M. A. hold their weekl meetin in
E. Gardiner, Pres.; V. P., P. J. Wright
Doyle; Director, S. Affleck; Sentinal, W. Myers; M.C., T. Lowther; Translater,Her- mes Myers; Librarian. Wesley Myers._ The many friends of Mrs_(Dr.)Atkinson of Hartford, Conn. are pleased to see her
back for a visit to her old home. Sheand _
her little son are at present the guests of ` Mrs. A. S. Wright. She was accompan- ied by her mother Mrs. J. N. Wright, and
are spending a month at their olu nome. Mr. Marshal Wright,1 which she left some fourteen years ago. Dr. Atkinson comes on in September, when his family will return with him. Liberalsin their expenditure onfoads and, bridges, have brought improved machin- _ ery and yet our roads are growing beauti- fully vvorse each year. Can it be that `one ‘ reason may be found in the fact that the qualification of certain officers consistonly in the fact that they are supporters of the party. Some are very desirous to see
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least have the satisfaction of saving to the c iuntry a. considerable sum, and matters cannot be much worse. Gentlemen in c iarge of public funds should insi=t on contracts being carried as per specifi- c ition and should give the job their per- sonal supervision.
one can of Oak Brand Condensed
and you will decide that it is and c caper than a cow. Ask your
grocer for it. 30 tf.
English Crack Defeated. _
ff, ica-go, July 10.-Harry Vardon, the _ 8% _ _li golf crack was defeated by the tau of 'rurpie me Ban at the Medio- _ thhm'€l_uh to-day. Vardon tied Turpie 1
lil? inthe medal score for téme % holes l
but _ ball beat h' 6 5.= - ~‘
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You never read of such cm-es e "' " es_tlr0se_ accomplished hy Hood`s Sarsap- _
arilla did you i It is Americfs Greatest. ‘ Medicine. _ I
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All Ladies’ Summer Capes have got to go.
All Ladies’ Sailor Hats have got to go.
All Summer Dress Goods have got to go.
All White and Colored Muslins have got to go.
All White Piques and Ducks have got to go
All Ladies’ Night Dresses have got to go.
All Ladies’ White Skirts have got to go.
All Ladies’ Corset Covers have got to go.
All Ladies’ White Underwear have got to go.
All Ladies’ Hosiery have got to go. _
All Ladies’ Silk and Fabric Gloves got to gg.
All Ladies’ Undervesis have got to go.
All Ladies’ Ties have got to go.
All Ladies’ Summer Corsets have got to go.
Speaker, H. Myers; Secy-Treas, A. M.| ‘
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All Collars and Ties are in Side.
All Underwear have got to go.
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*_ All Shirts of every kind havegot to go-.
Art Muslins and Draperies must go.
_ Lace Curtains have get io go. _
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All White Cotions have got to go.
All Lad;es’ Wrappers have get tojgo.
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initiating members almost every night or _ We do not advertise a thing at a price and when you come after it tall you its all gone, and humbu; meeting. The ollicers for the hall _ - I
year commencing with June are: I something else after we get you in the Store.
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