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We have just received

Ladies’ Felt Hats

1 Newest styles and all leading colors.

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Large Plaid Rugs,suit- able for Golf Capes.

Nice assortment of

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Fine rt e without any serious injury. The drain!

was filled in to get the horse out. 5

Ladies’ Capes, Jackets,

Collars, lliiiis, etc,

See them early. Our Furs are the best to be had for the money and we cannot be undersold as our prices are the lowest.

llillii1ery-

We will have our full stock of Fall Milliner-y

» complete in the course

of a few days. Our Miss Van Stone is now attending the Mil- linery openin at To- ronto and Nontreal. She will be home this week and will be able to attend to your valued orders.

WEEKSSICO.

The People’s Store. Scecessors to W. A. Weeks & Co.

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The best that can be made. -_i,)»))"

Duchesse Breads/ i“"?’

The kind that you should .`\Q use _ 9,

4C per loaf. immense. ss. _(IQ)

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loupes naitlirv, ttllllj Bali

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Throat and lloss.

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as Best Broad S

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Hours-9.30 a. m. to 1 p. me

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'Iain S.S. City of Ghent is due this

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' Uwuic to the unfavorable weather

the sports were postponed yesterday ui til today.

maker in the half mile bicycle race against time, and the Massey-Harris race will be run today. Come and see ‘ the sports.

CoL.ORn's three horses were shipped

yesterday afternoon to his home in Pique, Ohio. These horses were brought to the Island in the beginning of the season.

THE S. S. Princess was five hours

coming from Pictoi: yesterday afternoon owing to the high wind. Nearly all the pe ssengers were under the weather.

' tllilldreirs Tanis

AT 1] o’clock last night,two men who

were driving along Water Street i i a cariiage,drove into the si-wer trench in front of the residence of Dr. Blanchard. The trench is about twelve feet deep. The occupants of the carriage and the horse ot out of the trench however,

AT the Police Court yesterday fore-

noon Frank Walsh and Robert Richards were cash fined 82 or 10 days for drunkenness. For a similar offence James McNally was fined 85 or 80 days. The vicious dog prosecution in- stituted by A. P. Allen was also dis- posed of, the dog in the case being ordered to be destroyed or sent out of the city.

THE remains of the late Miss Clara

McLean, whose sad death was recorded in our columns on Tuesday morning were borne to their last resting plat-e yesterday afternoon. The interment took place in Sherwood Cemetery. The funeral was very largely attended by sorrowing friends. The pill bearers were: Frank Muucev. P. J. Trainor. Cyrus Macmillan, L. Coffin, Robert Coffin. ~L. W. Cook. Rev. D. B. Mc-

Leod.who has been spending by holi- days at Orwell. came to the city to at- tend the funeral and was assisted by Rev. D. McNeill.

QUITE an exciting scene occurred on

Great George S*re‘ t,yesterday afternoon. Two elderly gentlemen had fallen out ab out the locatian of a post. One was determined to remove the post and the other was apparently just as determined that the post should be left just where it was located. ~ After an issue of a series of adjectives. both parties, each armed with a shovel, proceeded to where the post was located. The complainant commenced to dig up the post and as fast as a shovel full of clay was removed the_defendant replaced the soil. This went on for some time. but the vigor of the complainant surpassed that of his opponent and finally after an exciting contest the post was removed much to the amusement of the crowd that had gathered.

A tandem is to be used as a pace

Tris Ciiff House. Stanhope, closed

yesterday.

Tris S.S. Halifax of the Plant Line

is due tits evening.

THE Saxon C-incett Co. are regis-

tered at the R vere Httel.

REMEMBER the Athletic Sports this

afternoon. There will be a big field of racers.

MR. GEO. H. Ross. P. E. Island, was

regbtsred at the British American,Hsl’- fax yesterday.

THE S. S. Brant sailed yesterdav to

West Cape to look after the whistling buoy which was reported adrift.

THE tug William Aitken went ti

Picton yesterday. She arrived in in Picton at four o’clock.

GRANT, the plucky New Glasgow

rider. is with us again and no doubt will make the wheelman move swiftly today. _

I. Loucwonru, Esq., and Mr. Ellitt:

Smith of Wolfv lle. returned from their visit in Prince Edward Island last even- ing.-Truro News.

THE S. S. Gaspesia, Captain D.

Nichoson, sails for Sydney on Monday. Her rudder is being shipped today.-

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by a fancy na ne, and charge `

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» (Law onthe Royalhmdon Ophthab P Cad on us . gimme. or 380. a ound for it

l . mic Hospital and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital

Cases New Dress Goods, _ __ _ _ ,

u u lvyininery’ A_Baking Powder t _at is E

Furs equa in every respect to any ,

’ Bakin Powder made any >

Fancy Feathers,

St. John Telegraph. e

Rav. W. J. Krsrir. of Milltown

Meth‘dist church, passed through _the city yesterday for Sackville to attend the Chnstian Endeavor Convention.- Si. John Telegraph.

THE S. Polino. Captain LeChauceL

entered port at 3 p. m. yesterday. She left Montreal on Sunday. and called at Sydney for bunker coal. The passage down was a beautiful one. She brought a full general cargo. and as passengers - Mr. J Wall, wife and 2 sons, and 1 in sreerage, Mr. Hardistz, and the Misses Reid (2) are on t‘ie round trip. Sn. J.=hi.’s Telegram.

A gentlemenfrim Ontario who has

wen visiting in Victor.ia.P.E.I., writes THE GUARDIAN as follovgs :-“Called to see Mr. Jabez Lea, Victoria and found himinthe field cutting grain with one of those beautiful Massey-Harris bin ters and he had a tfiree-horse team .which weighed over 4300 lbs and the team and binder are worth $1000. This beats anything I have seen in Ontario. Other Islanders should get the same class of horses as Mr. Lea.

Mes. BEER will address a meeting in

the Salvation Army barracks this even- ing, onthe Church and Ireland. On Saturday evening and on Sunday she delivered interesting and profitable ad- dresses to large audiences. Mrs. Beer has spent the best part of eight years visiting the ar my corps. during which she has been in England, Ireland and Scotland and is particularly well ac- quainted with the working of the Army there. Besides visiting Europe she has spent considerable time in the South in connection with the Army’s rescue homes there for women and children. Mrs. Be>r’s addresses are well worth hearing and her address this evening. no doubt will be listened to by a large audience. ‘

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,politicians named._Moncton Times.

THR Ladies’ Seminary. Wo1ivi1|g_

opens Sept. 6th, and for the first time for nearly 40 years. a gentleman is to be at the head of that insti ution. Rev. J. H. McDonald, late of the Bag-

have already taken up their quarters in the Seminary building.--H iiifax Her ald. '

THERE were many indignant persons'

crossed from Prince Edward Island Monday. The regufar steamer was* liid up andthe tug Jacques Cart-er was put ou the route. The boat took seven hours to make the passage and as she tumbled about most cf the pas- sengdrs were sick. Those bound to Cape Breton missed their passage.-

Hal-tax Herald.

~ HON.A G.BL.iiR,Mini~tar of Railways and Canals,Sir L. H lmvies, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Hon. D. Far- quharson. Preniier of P. l<j._Island, Hon. Benjamin Rogers and Mr. D. A. Mc. Kinnon. M.P. P.. Charlottetown, are in the city,regist~.»red at the Brunswick. Hog. W. S. Fielding. Minisier of Fir- ance, came up from Nova Scotia. and met the party here, returning home on the Maritime express. The Minister of Railways visited the I.C.R. offices and shops yesterday morning. but was en- gaged during mort of the afternoon and evening in conference with the other

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A quiet wedding took place last night at the residence of Mr. Charles Cumming, uncle of the bride. Chestnut St.. when the RSV. J. l.f,'l`6:ssd:\l6,\ll1itcd in the

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as the recipient ot a number of hand ome and costl resents. showin the

Miss Amy Munn, sister of the bride. The groom was supported by Mr. Herbert Boyce. After the c re-

mony' was performed. a sumptious supper was served. The wedding pre-

bo>t to Southport en route to their home,4ollowed by the best wishes of all their friends.

b g your advartige to send us in your order, at Gays sta‘1s on Friday. Tele- phone 180.- Thurs & Fri. morning.

PREsERvrNG plums. Beer & Goff

tomers to}eave their orders early for

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bonds of matrimony,Mr. Sydney Dakin, _ _ f,_," . of Digby N. S., and Miss Marion Mc# _ f" ` ;' -, , .

d of Charlottetown. The groom

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Munn.was united in marrage to Mr, , . _ A -,

William Lea Mclslachern of Mermaid. i ‘ ; ' 3._

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50 baskets ofplums and tomatoes to ° ' 0 , 0°'

arrive this evening. As plums have ad- _ Ch *°""‘-Pu. .

vanced in price, and this lot has been R°P°’"'“m ° _

ou ht before the rise it will he to

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esteem in which she is held by her _ - -_ ~

numerous friends in Charlottetown. The (,\\,`= youngcouple leave by this morning’s gill' e i `

train for a short trip through the neigh-

boring provinces before setihng down l_(_\l\l_ .

in their future home in Digby N. S. 5

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took plarge gt tnye residiince of. Mrs? _ and take advantage of thiasele and you aff!

Munn Prince Street, at ei ht o’clock _wi 1 ` ' ll

Rev. W. J. Howard performed the ._-

cereniouy. The bride was beautifully ii, _ gowned and carried an elegant bouque: if -.;;~f_ of dowers. . The bridesmaid was t’ ' "

sects were numerius and co=t=y. The

happy couple crossed by the ten o’clock sl I “H “ on

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