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THERE’S A REASON

For everything, we believe

There ‘s a reason for the large in-= crease in our business this year over last. Every week adds new custciners to our list.

WHY ?

Good groceries, p'ice3 right, prompt atteutiomquick delivery. Have you ever triedus. Why not?

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our Auction Roonu, Great George Streef, on

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4.

At 2 o’c1ock-, p. `m. _

A choice lot of cootlv furniture coiprising Dining Room.-One elegant sideboard, extension table lounge, chairs." Bedroom-"runs Bed. ` spring I attress. bureaus, sinks, bedding, ca-'~ pen' blinds. china, glass, ni crock- ery vnre, kitchen utensils. f

We are instructed by Mrs- Boswell to sell ntl

BENJ. CARTER Ki C0.

Auctioneers

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Miss J. Cooper. representing the

Lawrence Toilet Preparation Co., is in town for a short time. Ladies wishing a good shampoo or massage

well to see Miss Cooper. Special treatments for the cure of dandruff, weakor falling hair. Ladies attended at their own homes if desired. Even

during the day.

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THE express arrived last night at ten l Ar the regular Schaol Board meeting

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Principal of Sourls School, was appointed

with ham and violin m_rh,edlast nigm S:hool made vacant bytheresignation ctr ‘ ,_ _ _ `

ly the Princess.

Br an arrangement bet.ve.~n the ith

will play in the Gardens this evening. ' THE members of Mi ton Rifle Asso-

°"‘u‘)_n Wm mee” at l5he1'3“2*‘ '01' f»&!'8'%i» pancb never larger. After a parade of pract-Ice on Saturday, the 15th diy Of ‘buys stretchirg from the Hotel Davirs tal AURUSU M3 0'CCl°Ck &- Ill- BY °l'd9l'-S- the Station and headed by toe League

R. Hooper, Secretary ,

,THERE ,vm be L0 t;cke,S Som as the _and old left the city about nine o'cloek.

wharf on Thursday evening, Aug. 6-.h. Secure yours at once from any of the com- mittee or at Moore 8; McLeod's, Paton & C-:fs or Stewart & Son’s. Only a limited number for sale. ‘

Jonrz H. Curtis, Peak¢‘s Station, was

in the city yesterday. Mr. Curtis intends holding midsummer races on Primrose track, on Wednesday Aug. 26 The clas es will be made up as follows : 2,40 cl iss, 3 minute class, and green race.

Jons SHEPHERD. the colored man who broke open the box in the Post Office a few days ago has been examined by Drs. Goodwill and Handrahan, and pro- nounced to be a dt subject for treatment at Falconwood. He will be taken out there today or tomorrow.

THE directors of Vernon River Dalrying

Co , in behalf of the patrons, waited upon their manager B. F. Dingman and pre- sentei him wlth a handsome cheque, in honor ofa recent happy event in which- he has participated and in recognition ot his valuable services for the pas' four

A PUBLIC meeting will be held in the Cherry Valley Methodist Church on Sun~' l ay evening the 9th inst. under the aaspices of the local branchof the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. A short pro' gramme will be given and George Irving, B_ A-.will deliveran address. The meetf ing will begin at_.7, o’clock and a collection

Will b¢ @3611 00101138 the 1111168 Of 111° Running HopStep and Jump- 1, Wm. S°¢i2!=Y- | Hapenny, 41 feet 7 1-2 inches; 2, Geo Mc-

oantennialof the landing of the Polly at Belfast with the colonists sent' _out hy Lord Selkirk. The ship arrived in Orwell Bay the day previously and on the m1rn- ing of August Sih Iwi the'tirst Scottish settlers set foot upon Prince Eiward Island. Next Saturday morning at ten o'clocl< Rev A. McLean Sinclair will

the landing was made. The celebration will take place on Monday at Hal1iday’s

' wharf.

THE Olivette arrived at an ' early hour

this morn ing with the following' ' passen- gers. MrslFSlade, llissJ Chase, Capt

ing appointments for ladies engagedl '

Shampoo5Oand75c. FacialMaaaagc5Oc

IOIIS AT- IBS- UELEAWS,

(formerly M,-s. McGreg\r'~1.) Prince St. 7-30 dtwk pd

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Cake' For Evcrybod O

The cake baked at oiif

Bakery is sure _to provg satisfactory. It never fails. Our flavors are the best and our receipts the very latest. The list to-day is _"_, Sultana Cake 25c. - Nut Cake 2oc. `

' Silver Cake 16c.

All other cake. pastry

etc., fresh each day.

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ECLIPSE BAKERY.

Bakes B& Bread. '

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A J ~.r»n<ma1d,_‘.1rns Meooeua, Mus E Iz,i:¥ask;ll,',`,`llnnie;1&_:Leod, Miss C Kirk, J E Ellis, N G Boynton, W G Robertson,

Keniie, Stewart Pearce, Mrs Nellie Fotts

MrsKi1ler, Rev J E Emmons, Mary E Murphy, Mrs N O’Donnell, P M Ed-

mmds, G W Dow, A R,HcKefizie, J

'shady Mins Method. ' Henry _,Maia

Ernest DeSo1l2, F.- fC. Sauiters MM! Forsythe, Mr Forsytlte,T H 'Cook John Dinle, Mrs John Dow and .child- ren. Mrs Dolan. Miss Skinner, Mr and Mrs Moore, Mrs G A Hazzard. Frank

Haszard.

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-houshold linimenimado. ‘I have; 10000

cramps.heao ache and pain in the stomach. Have used it extensively for Rheulatism with excellent results. No house shoul-1

.\'BX'r_ Saturday, August Sth, will be the M“h°”° feet' 9 L2 inches; 3' D B°wde°’

W A and Mrs Slaughter, L Oppenheuner, 'endeavor to bring before the minds of the - W Weitzsenkoifn, Miss Reed, E J Mc- descendants of the Polly men the un- _ T

happy condition of' their forefathers in -I¢0ND0N,J\11Y31»-°M9.i°1` ‘V-H-_M¢l'f|¢*»`

8 = Sdliker, L-Nicholnoir, Mrs!! D Jeiler- Scotland; their grand physical. intellec-

s ~.n, Ros well J eiferson. Miss Jelerson, ‘tual and moral qualities; their lmrdshipe, RV Withicgton, Frei Burns, lk and sorrows, .hopes and joys in the woods of

Dewar, H G Perry,- lrsPerry and _curing and erecting _a suitable

A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, In order to put np a suitable stone and

' Mr mana cole of Anwl has the renew |l’“b““\‘ “wh h“‘f°'i°‘“ d°°“'“°“°“ “B “U

‘ing to say of Pol=on’s Nerviliur, the bes'

Nefvilifw 5 “mst “Mable wma’ f°' h=lp' can give or send their donations to

be without Nerviline. You will find’ tm’ Esqq Summa-sfde m-to ~D_

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R. E.-Smith. Ths question of tbetwo school sessions was discussed at length' but ne act'on was taken by the Board.

THE League of the Crzss picnic at

Morell yesterday was a grand success. The day wasa perfect one and the attend-

Band, eighteen cars crowded with young

These were augmented by another body from St. Margaret‘s where Father John-_ son, formerly Spiritual Director in Charlottetown, is now in charge. The arrangements for the day under the management of Dr. Monaghan were pei- fect and everything passed elf most successfully. About eight o‘clock the two excursion trains returned to the city with tired but well pleased men, women and children. The prize winners in the sports were as follows 2-

5Oyards, (12 years old) 1, \Villiam Don-

ovan; 2, Peter McKinnon; 3, H. Gillis. Time8sec. '

100 yar-is. (14 years old) l, Jos. Found; 2,

J. F. McDonald; 3, Arthur Campbell. Time 12 sec. -

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.SUMMER srnars

SOC.

Just opened a lo: of pretty shirts-that are precisely

correct for these “vestless” days of red hot summer.

Cool, comfortable shirts-the correct thing to

wear with belt Shirts for particular men, Shirts of

dollar-appearance for A T'

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1(1) yards (16 years old) 1, D. Bowden; 2, I M R

P. Duffy; 3, F. Mifcbell. Time 115 sec. _

100 yards (open) l,D. Bowden; 2, P Duffy

3, G. .L\1cMahon. Time 11 sec.

220 yards (open) I, George McMahon; 2.

D. Bowden; 3, P. Duffy. Time 28 sec.

440 years (open) 1, Peter `McDonald; 2, X

D. Bowden; 3, P. Duffy, Time 60 sec.

3, Wm Costello, 26 feet 95 inches.

Running Broad Jump-1, Wm Hap-

.-nny, Zlfeet 41-2 inches; 2, D. Bowden, 19 feet ll inches; 3, Geo McMahon, 19 feet 11 inches. T Standing Broad Jump-1,Wm Hapenny 10 feet 9 inch: s; 1, D.Bow den, 10 feet 3 1-2 inches: F. Coyle. 9 feet 5 1-2 inches.

39 feet 1 inch.

Oilicials’ race-1, F Hennessey;§2, Chas.

Merry; 3, Austin Taainor.

THE POLLY CELEBRATION

The arrival of the Polly in Belfast one

_ ° hundred years ago is to be celebrated'

treatment for face or .scalp -will do held ashort service at the shore where neu. the place of dednknmn on Hmuy,

the 10th inet. The congregation" of Sr. John‘a Church; Belfast, has nothing to

do with the celebration; neither havp I as

minister of that congregation CLEV33-A-‘D='i0‘ 'H17' 31‘”L°‘

managingcommltteo oonsistsof pecscni in various parts of the Island; -ang] are denominationally ~ divided into Presby-‘ terians, Baptists and Catholics. The primary object of the celebration ls to

America; and the deep debt of gratitude we owe them. The secondary obi-:ct is to raise some money to assist in pro-

,monnment in remembrance of, the coming of the Polly. The committee have placed me in charge of the his- torical departmenti of the work to be done, and have' also~bl'0ad1y_ hinted that they would he glad to appoint me to the honourable position of solicitor-general for them. T '

becollectfd, isis necessary to raise at least $10.00. Those who' are anxious to

A. D. Ross, Belfast, to A. A. Maclean, Esq., Charlottetown, to Kenneth G. Mar

years as manager of the above factory. 1 in ciguvvn; Hlfsenuy ezasnfiiegg mais _'__ " " 5 E ' ii

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Tun' moonlight sail, Aug. 6th.

_-Cnorcrn strawberries, ice cream and

cake served on the S. S. City of Landon, Ang. (ith.

-REMEDY that tired feeling by a trip 011 the S. S. City at London, Aug. Oth. 'Tic- kets only 35c.

-ALPHA Rebekah meets tonight at

eight. Initiation. Every member please attend at eight o'clock st. arp.

-Res ive Wednesday, September for a Bazaar and afternoon tea in the basement of the First Methodist church. Sale will commence at two o’clock p. m. Tea servezlitvm 510 7 also ice cream and candy. Admission 10 cents.

Bn£A,Ks__HEn_i3v_u aecoiio.

thinafternoon brokeher record; mile in 2.022. .She went the mit- 1.1172.

his cauioiinf-oivitnv. '

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'of'Lcrd M1_nto‘s staff, writes to the army authorities asserting that the Canadian

'cavalry could give thee British many)

wrinkles in mobility and edciency, and

compete, each putting a team of four-riien

cnaanornrrc WN MARKETS. (corrected every 'ruesdar and Friday.)

Beeféqnartfr) par lb. Butter fresgaper ..

pnpk .. ...... Fowls per pair . Flourpercvrt. ...... Flour, per bbl (im

Lard perburk

Oatmeal, new,perlb. Hidespe1'lb.... ......

Hay per cw*

Harper (prdssuil 0... *f’." ._

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In order 110 make TOOU1 for our new_faH ~. Itohave you call and see our stock.-“, e st0¢k we must clear out several hues two Mm," Macnenala ac mexmdnn

of goods wh1ch we mtend to do by of- Df“¢8"‘°°» 0"- Gi- G°°- "4 KL SW- 5"

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A une sf Dress Goods worrli up * 90° f°f 38°-

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berry- _ ` ’ '6"do'zen Troop Oil. ' '

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6 dozen 'Rheumatic 1 gross Laxa Liver Pills,

Wholesale and Betail.

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_ soaps, perfumes, 'tooth paste, powders,

etc. We feel confident that we can show y su a line unsurpassed by any in the pro-

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from the world’s' most fsmbus makers is

included in our stock. We willbe 1:?

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cumbers, eac

Rhubarb perlb ....-

c.¢o o;'&¢c ¢:=e¢oc.&e:>¢'¢ 285

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na S. P¢ Ripe Tomatoes, per lb Cauliflower, each Strawberries, per qt

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, without one. Price

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and ve orsesii the B l ,_, 1}Uy_equipped.

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tin Altiiliiiss ‘

accduhtsffor the large quantity of we have sent out during the lm few vein. We will continue our sale aahort

L to enable those who have~~net~ been M

call and take' advantife of the _wonderfully low pricplshihat prev ` here. ,___ Beds an attresses, °'f'_,` V c§} "`° Chairs, Morris ali all UQ” disconntedze if you want any of

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