Our August Sale.

All cld lines of

boys are marked down to

Is meeting with grand success. Tweed Suits for men or clear. Make no mistake, now is the time to buy,

and ours is the place to spend your money. PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men)

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ry A % THE as EXAMINER - - ° - UOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | — FIO Bros, “Ter Cintas, ur August Sale ' "et Beer Bros 1) — : |. UST OPENE a en (one hundred ’ | ad ve atecn) Bi 2 piece Suits, worth ‘ . 1 the regular way $2. 25 and $2.75. We Ts ; bd . ,e 8 line © away below cost and wil Trade is good, and our summer gods are moving off in at $1.50 and $1.75, and $1.95. ic ‘ ‘ ) i see the goods for yourselves — | Z00d style. If you want light weight Underclothing, there ROW Bros. 1c . > = : | is no better place in the city to get it than from the Wonder- | LOT NO.2—50 Boys’ Suits to fit, boys| ful Cheap Men. i om 4 to 14 years old, for $1.00 and $1.25 Pr , ; "™ aay a | We are bound to place good honest little w . . . -uits on our Counters sO cheap that any srry q r 7} i § 1 a and every person can affordto get one. PROV S |}: BROT Hk RS ee venasimmnsiie: tee aie ee 7 OL DEH TEU, r c.] rill meet Tuesday even-| PROWSE BROS, ne & Devoliona P 1 a 5 The Wonderful Cheap Men, The Wonderful Cheap Men Ru s { Gost M y P w afte ( ea Hymne \ | tS Best. THE ) |Stearns is Best. |THE PEOPLE STORE Carter's for Wall Paper M sand all p , blew ‘ , 4 THE AMHERST RACES, vaciow pres |WOGAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | . —— a | Wi nN Yes mere the result of ——— 4 j ‘ We direct attention | racu Amberst was announced. To-day ’ Ci -The concert | We giv ive ne summary in the three. cla:ses, i | wive e Gardens last evening by t showing positions and time :— i Rand of the S2nd Battalion was thoroughly . . Aditi f > i { : \ | ba Ao hi endai _—. ar t “6 5ti) to the condition Ol the TWO YEAR OLB STAKES—PRIZE $200. - ; i joyed by & large number oF peopie. arirat <« | ‘ - Markel aq PRE PN IOR racncay ds coxtensnatspsncetiens 211 VW \ No. 1. ARTILLERY N l. Artillery Rabe PONE. usboistads saccsclas os osieek oe { ny rth Regiment, Canadiar N ot CPG BG cvcciiecdciacoeties «os. ieee . 4 nla ry will parade to-morrow (Sunday) | RO oc cicies seis erke so nes ea " All members are req rested ti . Time—2.4l; 2 434; = 394. - | 1 Shed « QOa.m. sharp. i at) Shed at nol harp Ovring THREE MINUTE CLASS—STAKE $234. ‘ y Rememaen —You may not have t Witt RIDE. ee ksh iii sie eee et a ket on Monday night a : MIGUOEL «in csknosetincs so cv vane ee = a me : ay Lhe ance to get a tick ri . 2 tol ir goods, i o : page ees : the| They are going fast. The excursion wil their goods, but hav-| peccie Ren iinnesiccierat ae ae ‘ lbe a first-class one. Buy your tickets to ing pi aid for them in sonLip FIO, 4 o i cheesessseeineieennes eee ae io Inight at Apothecaries Hi a. 0. D> 2 n CASI, Belnut ns de seiehenshis sekserieaenntanlla 545 5dr the}kins, Johnson & Johnsons, Reddit 7 Time—2.35, 2.38, 2.34}, 2.35}, 2.36}. C Mi g | : Hall. ’ | Drugs } teMil —< canis 997 o es. prase $206 Sanday a ui 4 :. ! ed | Bookstore, Jenkins & Son's Quee : st | ‘Weeks &L Go . 2.25 cLass—PursE $200. ail Straneers always for W. N. Tantons Jewelry St re ° Provided. oid. ictbivesiveseccpncteeseccsech LI an . adie . bay y tickets BORGy F.. . . nccconscepevincsiasecpieetseenta am . . 2 bape are able to present to the} Pauia........ 22... ..3 42 T * > ae CASH BUYERS Of this pro- rents e. rd 3 ; ‘ Para N 7 Al he ericat ak their fa i bc _ itasu oes veces vc ccccesesccessoee O & ‘ parad Sr, | the aac Kay W wlen Co’s. store vince ire sh, ° vsenties ? up-to- Time—2. 32%, 2.34, 2.333. } r 2 Great 1 Rk ade Ch date goods In every de- The attendance was unusually large and te z : 2 the oe Corner partment. the races were the best ever held at Am-— A rl ci ap line of Hosiery to-night at toe We don’ ‘ _. | herst. The record in the two year old x : at en i { : House. e don’t want POOr, | stakes was broken by May Fashion, who ‘ ( ks taken at the face at J.B cheap goods, but we. do] won the third heat in 2.39}. ( aS lalifax | MacDonald & Cc 21. want and we get goods ASE RET LA - ee MR. DAVLES RESPONSIBLE, H say- es els — that meet with approval an eae Ma e Pre ~ an | SHIP NEWS, . : oe A | aiuaiians and MAKE QUICK SALES, _ Sir,—At F redericton Junction, N. B., z Port of Charlottetown. T] q in the course of a public speech the Hon. P ra , ~. ot — 1es¢ goods are NOW| Mr. Blair, Minister of Railways, stated . ‘ : M j ENTERED. Cc as: in ev ery day for | tuat another thing they were not going to Ana a : ; ont. ee do, and he, as Minister of Railways, would « stder pro} } I | ri A 22--D a nan , Br uce, ( ape Tor he fall tré ide ; ; +f 3 : eee tha tees Gieiie nemcinaisl oneal bag ot M nal xy, Northport; . . not remain in office an hour if it were done, ] v st rie! van arn i reso ; ons|J r “A Z aa rry : » Mehulay, Speedaway, We want every CASH | tev. vere not going poem ad the thousand. i ee a a ‘ << ¢ of men employed on the Government rails were pasecs by the bars oF Poth | ee Vam poell, Drac. BUYER to come and] waye: ‘You have got to vote for the Gov- - em oem di 2 ply ee: y CLEARED. trade with us. ernmept or lose your positions.” He : neral oo _ aes , owe a | Aug. 22—D. Cronan, Bruce, Chatham; a a . wanted it known that the Government was wan Gee ee cocteae’ Gt cemetcas abn [Laue C., MeAslay, Herthgort; Speed Money back if not satis-| going to give its employes the free exer- . - N.B - | society, to represent the away, Campbell, Brae. fied. cise of their franchise. “So long as : a so employes do not make themselves oifen— ee a a sive they shall be allowed to vote as their Bert axp ( —The Mort-ae evevwese i kee Zy es judgment dictates.” This appers to be a Ga f Thursday report The cable $ MANY “ae THE PEOPLES Sor declaration from Mr. Blair that he will r it did improve upon yester- é coy A. not dismiss a Railway employe for having lay’s advan eese, and on spo ; the é voted as his conscience dictated. The fre was unchanged, 8jc being a 4 ; PRETTY FAGES... recent dismissals on the Prince Edward the highest bid with 8jc and S8jc con ¢ Island rai.way on account of political asking prices. Trading under tie « $ é leanings must therefore be charged to the stan as naturally slow The fiva | not bear a close inspec Mon. Mr. Davies the acting Minister of . ttlement of the French cheese cold on 6 tion. Features may be all é Railways. Mr. Davies is still acting Monday is said to have been 8jc. Adi - é right, I ut complexion spots ~ Minister and is, of course, at present able over the wire were not 80 encouraging as the pi re If this is your f to dismiss his politi ival oppenents, It is to butter, and the majority of exporters a case you need. well to know who the responsible party is. L éisplaved caution in their negotiatior 1@ é PERSONAL, We have, however, Mr. Blair’s own words fair sale of right fresh creamery , so that he will pot remain an hour in cffice if menth’s make, w as nevertheless n ad u@ JOHNSON § ¢ Israel Longworth, Esq., of Truro, is vis-} railway employes are dismissed for I#jc, and several small lows i¢ CREAM OF ROSES @ | iting Charlottetown. p litical reasons. Mr. Davies must there haads at 1c @ é itev. Mr. Lodge will preach at Heartz’s } fore get ail his work done before he hands —_<.-—— Hal! to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. over the Railway Department to the per- Vatuaste Horse oe ie Ww /¢ Price 25 Cents. é Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Longworth have re-} manent minister whoever he may be. known trotting stallion Harry Cy é turned from their trip to Cape Breton. a SERRE ing nee : a OBSERVER, by Mr. H.C. Coanelly, of this @ Johnson & Jonnson. 3 Arrivals at the Cliff House: Dr. J--T oe : . bis right fore leg broken yester Mo -|@ Jenkins, Mrs. L. M. Poole, Miss Emma noon, and bad to be shot. The a ‘4 4 Rotertson. Mrs. H. W. Longworth, Miss MR, TANTON’S LETTER, occurred near the residence of Mr. Sin Graduates in Pharmacy. é Hali, Col. Moore, Miss Jean Moore, Miss sapmeae mons,in the vicinity of Upper Pownal 3 Gladys Large. Ch’town; Miss Emma Sir,—Mr. L. P. Tanton deserves much Street. Mr Conn yanda friend were ssVaweTETVeweswesesewse Taylor, Bermuda; Miss Maud E. Kown, credit for the commupication in last night’s

" iorse got beyond =e

ontrol atid ormer and ran away.

lriving, when the

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Ref re the runaway cou! id be stopped, Mr Connolly’s carriage came in contact with|

another team, aud he and his compani

M srown out, and the horse sustaine 1} l iry above stated. The h rae wes | FROM THE..... valuable one, ona a — of 2.29 14 said that Mr. onnolly was stunt nell "1S rR 1 sig di arriage. ~« Tsee p t i oe pe che Opes © Of the many a Oo! inten acing a subscript on} : sai bing 9s Dodd's and Baskio’s Deag- bills sent out last ator to as 1 Mad what oe nave month, only a tew es eee Ele ieee | have been paid. Lists = appearance 16 Charlottetown in| are now being prepar- November ue rr rs ine pr e of — wilt e d and Ww ili pass into range from $1.50 to $2.50. Madame Aibani’s manager requires a guarantee of the hands of the — a ia east. It is bos often tnat tl! 4 of the court. Save ex ne >- ig pe ypie of _ nariottetow sre } 4 aoa a afforded an opportunity of bearing a sing pense by py ing at of the repn‘tatio f Madame Alban i i once. the « ance of og so Ww . en Ore han! I “d at they will not b> tat & 00 Lit « F wt selves of the opportac-| MARK WRIGE "

i aif nde i thet by the mans a he : Opera H : ae | Who Sell at Selling Prices.

pera House : ———

Linens |

PPPPRPRRRHR TOR

We are making now Fancy Work.

sortment of the latest novelties.

See our window for an idea of the vatiety we have

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Brainerd and Armstrong

SILKS

The range of colorings we now keep in these fan,ous goods is very exte nsive, especially in

Floss and

We also have a fine range of shades in

ROMAN FLOSS AND CROCHET SILKS.

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our first Autumn show of As usual we have a large as-

Twisted Embroidery

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AUGUST 22, 1896.

Our August Sale.

Print Cottons,

Dress

, are going at ge ; rt

in the history of this town. the boys.

sii — Goods, scinghams, Shirting, prices never before reached Come one and all and trade with

Good gvods, 36 inches to o the yard, and $1.25 worth

lof goods for $1.00.

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PROWSE BROTHER

The Wonderful Cheap Men

EXAaMINEB, which seems to have the right ring about it. The Scott Act has been made too much use of as a political ma- chine and the quicker it is repealed the es etter for the city and all parties. The city will gain and eo will the hypocrites

St. Jobn; Miss Myrtle Mellish, Topfield. Mr. Robt. Muirhead, formerly of Sun merside, arrived here Thursday evening, from Chicago, for a short visit to his relatives and friends Mr. Muirhead has a good position with the Sante Fe, Atche-

son aud Toy eka railway system, the referred to in Mr. Tantoa’, 8 letter, for they largest corporation of the kind in the will be deprived of one of their greatest world.—<Agriculturist. temptations. The great trouble with these

At the Hotel Davies: JI. C. Hall, | gentlemen is that they don’t think that Tracadie; G. RB. Dover. Halifax: Miss | their failings are well known. If they, Eliza O'Neill. Frank O'Neill, Boston; R. | knew thatthe public are on to them P. Dickson, Ma neton: Chas. KE. Donnell] things would be better. If, therefore, in-

and wife, Miss Donnell, Frank E. Donnell, | for mation of thie knowled, ge could be given New York; W. H. Prowse, A. FP. Prowse, | them smuch good would unque- stionably Murray Harbor; I. Longworth, Truro, N.| follow as they ‘would likely take off their

S.; Joseph B. Glover, C. H. Alimot, Bos- hypocritical masks. Mr, Tanton had ten; C. C. Young, 3s lisworth, Me.; Thos B. | better take the matter in hand.

Craig and w Master Tommy Craig, OBSERVER. Springfield, Oni : Dr. and Mrs. DeF. ‘chileiiadieisigll

Wallard, Philadelphia; Charles Cott,

Tz DRIVING -PARK AND PROVINCIAL : EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION,

Augustus Coit, Norwich, Conn; Ching, Summerside; W. F. Hardi ng and wife, Boston; T. H. Frost, Montrea!; J. R. McCutcheon, Toronto.

Sin,—The low price realized at auction yesterday for shares in this association is

he iv: é e 2. as : The soe . ’ a -_ very discouraging to Shareholders. Shares ee on W : at lle. Pt Ww S the par value of which is $100 only n aaughter, o wie, eue.5 . »-

realized from $26 to $28 when placed on

Hart Amherst; H. H. Osgood, Boston; ’ seat : ap ." ss arket. ere must be somethin William Gould, S’side; J. RK. Neilson, the market There mus ; - —

radically wrong to produce such extraor-

Rae tt ww Seakien Mow t d Brantford, Ont La M -K. Jenkins, _New diane tadeies. Xouts.

Glasgow; Mrs. T. W. Bell., Truro N. S,; : Pvstie Orrxox Nettie A. Mi 4c urdy, Hetifax; Mra. D. : ihe

STEAMER

“CAMPANA, ©

Hennesey, Miss Hennesey, Newark, N.J.; A.J. Reid, Musq uodohoit; Win Min‘ * S’side; W. E. Henry, Ottawa. To-day’s arrivals included: R. F. Archibald, Truro David Egan, Mount Stewart; A. P. Camp- hell, St. Thomas’; P. Sherry, Johnston’s River; Thos. Haram, Quebec; Martin W. Taylor, S’side.

BORN.

In this city, on the 15th August, to Mr. ani Mrs. Walter Downing, a dau ghter. 2st inst.,

At Summerside, on the the

wife of J. E. Wyatt, a soa.

DIED.

In this city on the 21st inst., of inflam- mation, John F., son of John and Mary Trainor, aged 5 years and L0 months.

(Funeral to-morrow, (Sunday) afternoon at three o’clock.

On the 13th inst., Willie, sged five months, and on the 22nd inst., Josie, aged five months and nine days, twin children of Bessie and Thomas Hogan.

Peacefully laid to rest at Stanhope, Aug 13th, Aan Alexander, aged 83, relict of the late Francis Alexander.

Suddenly, 2let inst, Charles R. age,

(uebes Steamship Company.

Ts fine steamship is pow running regularly between Montreal and Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father Point, Gaspe and Perce. Elegantly Furnished for the Passenger Trade—Electric Lights throughont.

Freight carried at reasonable rates, and pandled with Great care. Special rates made for Dry Goods, or any large quantity er merchandize.

Eegs Carried Very Cheap. The sailing dates are:— From Montreal.

at Georgetown, on Friday, Aitken, 54 years of

A hild Cured cf Eezema by Chase’s

Ointment, daughter Bella was

“ My six-year-old From Ch’town.

afflicted with eczema for 24 months, the eth June Ist. June | pri incipal seat of eruption beign behind 22nd “ 15th “ the ears. 1 tried almost every “remedy { 6th July 29th “ saw advertised, bought innumerable medi- 20th “— 13th July cines and scap*, and | took the child to medi- oe on 27th “ cal specialists in skin diseases, but with- ith “— 10th Ang out result. The doctor advieed the use of 3lst “ 24st Chase’s a, and oe u ing = 14th Sept. 4th Sept. eruption has all disap peare anc an CARVELL BROS Ss ” confidently say my child is cured. Agents.

MAXWELL Jonson,

(Signed) 112 Anne St., Torunto.

May 28th —2aw (1 4), 2m

REMOVED

J.H. AYERS Dentist

Extractton of teeth with gas.

Office—Cor. of Great George and Graf ton Streets, over Davies’ Drng Store, y23—wky3mos

Greenbacks taken at their face for gocds at Prowse Bros,

Some rare bargains will be thrown on our counters for to-night. Greenbacks taken at their face.—Prowse Bros. | When down town to-night drop in at Ww. W. Wellner’s Jewelvy Store and see

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Getting Down to the

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That point when you are on the verge of buying a watch. I have the watch trade down to such a science that I can give my patrons the advantage of a large assort- ment of the most popular watches on the market. My watches are strictly in touch with the very latest and new- est designs. I canshow youa fine stock and quote prices you'll least expect in watches.

W. W WELLNER, JEWELER.

PHYSICAL « CULTURE AND DANCING

Miss H. Macdonald, lately of Mies Man- nings Emerson and Delsarte School of Physical Culture, Halifax, proposes to open classes in the above subjects in C har- lottetown on 8th Sept.

Willany intending pupils kindly send word to Miss Macdonald at Senator Mac- donald’s, Esplanade, or call between the hours of 10 to 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday.

St. Peter's Day Schools

BOYS’ SCHOOL.

Head Master—Rev. T. H. Hunt, M. A. Assistant—Rev. A. E. Andrew, B. A, and Rev. T. F. West, B. A

Fees—$24 00 per annum.

Re-opens Thursday, Sept. 3rd.

GIRLS’ SCHOOL.

Principal—Miss R. M. DesBrisay, as- sisted by Rev. A. E. Andrew, B. A., Rev. T. F. West, B. A.

Fees—$15.00 per annum.

Re-opens Monday, Sept. 14th.

JAMES SIMPSON,

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We

very pretty things in

are showing some

ROYAL ENGLISH WEDGE- WOOD WARF.

Teapots, Butter Coolers. Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cups Match Safes, Biscuit Jars Salt Holders. NEW NOVELS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Hammccks, Tennis Balls, Tennis Racquets,

liaszard & Moore,

Booksellers.

PY MN IASAASAIASIY

Ranges:

FAVORITE

RANGES.

HIGHLAN

RANGES.

SOUVENT

RANGES.

M. A., Warden,

Aug'18-till Sept.

Cut in two

Who? What? Why the prices ou these boots and shoes in our window. Here is the greatest bar- gain ever offered in foot- wear, A lot of Men’s

and Women’s Boots, at Lots of testimonials from

: an ua one halt the original ttt price. Sale will continue for one week. FOR

CASH ONLY. R. K. JOST,

July 30 STAMPER’S CORNER

Just Tell Them That You Saw Me

Sell the best boots ever sold for the money. We are giving bar- gains every day in our line, Through all the vears we’ve been first and foremost in liberal dealing. We set the pace, others follow. Our leader is our Men’s $2.50 Boots. When you want boots or shoes cal! and eee us, and TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME.

Yours for bargains.

E. McKACHEN, THE SHOE MAN.

American Notes taken at their face in ;

Sore for goods at McEachen’s Shoe

Dodd & Rogers

Wholesale & Retail.

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LANCASHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE CO.

OF ENGLAND Capital: Fifteen Million Dollars ESTABLISHED 1845

DESBRISAY & STEWART

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TAKEN AT FACE VALUE FOR BOOTS —“yvY

coccecAL

GOFEK BROS. STRIPED SCRIM

FOR CURTAINS

250 yards, good value at 18c., selling now for 18c per yrd!

BLACK RIBBED HOSE

All sizes, Children’s at 12 cents.

aud Misses’, a splendid lot clearing

HARVEST GLOVES

A GOOD RANGE

T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE

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Be p repared for it. Every day wor’t be we a sunny ose—showers must come, but it we ? me sine s small difference to the wearer of a “| oye good Wa ae rproof how often they come or . - We AS how heavy they are. ~~ We’re closing out a line of Waterproofs Nz at the following prices :— efgye > &> Ar . ~ c tegularly $2.05, now for $1.55 fe oe 2 50 “ 1 95 ox on — “ 200 “ 2. 25 e ° i a 4S ‘ 360, « 2.70 “ e se < 40% 5 Bee “a 4.0 ° ».49 = ry 4 , 5,60, 4.10 oe and so on up to a $12 quality going at eZ ~~ s ¢ & 5 A> $8.50. 3

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Moore & McLeod

Successors to Perkins & Sterns.

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A BEER EERE EEE ESE

CO4L! COAL

Now Landing and to Arrive nssscnenes ONE Seeticnnine

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Now is the time to lay in stocks of coal for the winter, as prices are low. PEAKE BROS. & CO.,, Selling Agents for Dom. Coal Co., L’t’d

Ch’town, Aug. 20th, 246 tf.

AUGUST SALE!

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We are clearing out Dry Goods, Clothing, and Boots and Shoes at Prices, during this ‘month. Everything going cheap.

¥K=-Come and see us for Che=p Goods,

J. B. MACDONALD & CO

EWPIic ULEND TEA

Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there ara two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the est. For sale wholesale or retail by

W. J- ‘MORRIS

Sree, Str; Can

FOUNDRY WORE

Will be done at A. White & Son’s Foundry, at most reasonable rates and in a first-class manner. All orders left will be promptly attended to, Plough castings of all descriptions kept

on hand. JAMES D. WHITE.

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