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a Kk D | v HE DAILY EXAMIN LOGAL AND OTHER ITEMS v iy Ubidti . p aie =e 11 : rowse Bros, for Clothin US, \OUNING, Beer Bros. for Dress Goods. — es JUST OPENED —117 (one hundred 7 : 3 ee and seventeen) Bays’ 2- piece Suits, worth : S ary the regular way $2.25 and $2.75. We ought this line away below cost and wil! ‘ ‘ the lot at $1.50,$1.75, and $1.95 ' g i viifa Come and see the goods for yourselve ‘ Prowse Bros. | : th LOT NO. 2—50 Boys’ Suits to fit bovs t waa trom 4tol4 years old, for $1.00 and $1 25 . . of 1 , We are bound to place cood honest little ° lore . o be . i suits On our counters so cheap that any a : and every person can afford to get one. ee PROWSE BROS Awe iw ( voy.—Ti j n ° — ~? er wrged by the baak The Wonderful Cheap Men. is y nex vrfers t bie . 7 twils ‘ ee ene ad ‘ at ishesili ‘ roorWar to seven Ber Gante:| Stearns is Best Se \ M Bav Giants can Se tated tire IN sington ter r S25 5 vid Reply a —H. M:Leo waves: y NOL rage Saat, ang. 36 LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, scsi For } AMES I Charilotie ow: ’ Foyvineers w me at r d Pouce Covet.— This forenoon Albert es y evening ad < this evening P. Ailin was fined $4 or 20 days for being er #1 my vill take ,dtunk and disorderly. j saturca ter | = ~ - ee {| Cuercn Panape.—The two City Com ; ~w Mawirosa \ . was | panies of Art lery, with the Arti!lery Band, receive lin St. J nor Mo lav which stat ’ paraa to St Paul’s Church on Sun- that was ‘ Man toba | cay next. The sermon cn the occasion the previous night. If the crops are af | il be delivered by Rev. Mr. Bryan. f will mean en advance in price ot ee > oe . wheat. | Sovventr Srvons.—There has beena —— rreat demand for Souvenir Spoons this Pare or Twenty Doitars.— The summer. W.W. Wellner, our popular coeese and butter maker*’ association wil jeweler, rey orts trade in that line brisk. offer a prize of twenty dollars for the best He informs us that he placed large orders fictory cheese, w lored. not lesa | (oF these go ds in the early part of the than 50 Ibe, mede betweea June Ist and | season, an | was obliged ta mail another daly 10th They do this to test the keep- order last night. ing qualities of the earlier make of cheese ica is - +} Haxpsome;YAcut IN Port.—The hand } x Por Tea.—1 Tea at | some steam yacht Alcedo, owned by Geo. teon Point yesterday is reported an u W.C. Drexel, a wealthy banker of Philade'l- qus! success. The a ence was|phia, put into port yester lay for coal and large, the tables wet! stock and tl supplies and will leave to-morrow morn wet ‘ lof amusements | herefor g. The captain’s name is Stinson, and all had a A tit At the close of the | the name of the engineer 15 Willix. The Ten skes ning r re “a party on board includes Mr. and Mrs t S W O’Reiily ‘| Drexe’, Dr. Parker a :d the Messrs. Bid- Can very good pricca beir dell. ‘ ‘ aati cloned : - Burren AXp Cueese.—The Montrea fon Br \ well known |Gazette of Monday reports: “There was professional s] ui two aspirants for | another advance of one shilling in the put honor t s.m ‘ he » cheese cable to-day on both, colored selves a fe W nights ag ing a series ng quoted at 40s. and white at 39-. ‘ races i «ourae owas from | The situation of the epot market was un- the acale: Marl Synare to the|changed, it being still in an excited condi- ash-heap near the Post Office and return. /tion w th a strong undertone, and holders The professiona! lavariatiy lad the best/in many cases hardly know what to -_ of it. No time was taken, butit is unde r-|for their goods. The firm feeling in the eiood all previous rece rds were smashed to} butter market 18 fualy maintained, and smithereens. now that all the finest July creamery 's —_—_—— we out of first hands, higher prices will likely Cuaistiaxy Expeavon.—The Maritime }),. jy order. Some business was reported Coeventien of the Young Pecple’s Soc ety! on the basis of 18¢ to-day.” of Christian Endeavor meets in the city of | ~ aes Charlottetown on Tuesday, Wednesday and The Grand Trank railway will show a Thureday, Sept. 1,2 and 3. 7 it of £100,090 on the operatinns of Executive Committee in charge wiebe=]1) 99g. Butit is clarmed that the read 1s
every society on the [slaud not only to be represented but to have az many of their members attend as possible. It will be : grand meeting. Hundreds of delegates from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are expected, and no Christian Pndeavorer 01 friend of the movement should lose the « portunity of attending this meeting
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Chronicle says: There two miracles performed at Ste. Anne yesterday. The pil grims cured were membera of a pilgrimage fron: Glen Falls and Troy, N.Y. One was a cripple and only able to waik with the aid of crutches, while the other was Jame. Both parties were completely restored with the use of all their faculties and wil! return home in perfect health. A their friend« remained at the Hotel Vi ja last evening and the two miracles the sole topic of conversation throughout the evening.
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C. M. B. A.—The C. M. B. A. conven- tion will be held in the opera bouse at O:tawa, opening on the 25th, Grand Pre- sident O. K. Fraser, of Brockville, pre- sidin Over 300 delegates are expected. Arrangements have bxen made for a street car drive for the delegates over the whole system of the city, this being deemed tbe best way of showing the visitors the local attractions. On the morning of the open- ing day a special religious service will be held at the Basilica, and pont high macs will Le celebrated by Bshop Emard, of Valleyfield. A‘Sermon will be preac! j
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in French bv Rev. Dr. Deguire and in English by Canon McCarthy.
A Goop Ractne Track.—The p ople of Avon ale may Well feei pron lito have in
their midet such au young mao as Mr. Joseph Fraser who has prac- tically completed one of the best half-mile tracks ever constructed. The work has heen done under the suprinten lency of Mr. John Kenny who has spent mu h time in track building. and to whose credit to lay stands the constraction of the Georgetowo
enterprising
track When the stalls, now well u der wav, are al! comp ¢« i, horseowners wi! find accomodation? eq ral to the best
Preparations are being made for the open-
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. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,
Our August Sale.
good style.
ful Cheap Men.
PROWSE
Trade is good, ani our summer goods are moving off in If you want light weight Underclothing, there is no better place in the city to get it thaa from the Wonder-
BROTHERS,
The Wonderful Cheap Men
Our August Sale.
Is meeting with grand
clear.
PROWSE
Tweed Suits for men or boys are marked down to Make no mistake, now is the time to buy, and ours is the place to spend your money.
All old lines of
success,
SROTHERS,
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Our August Sale.
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Print Cottons, Dress in the history of this town.
the boys. of goods for $1.00.
PROWSE
The Wonderful Cheap Men
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linst , in Done’ Woods, te ween Lot 65 Church and Yeo’s Corner, @ purse with some notes, silver, railway key of trunk. leaving at Mr. McCloskey’s, Pownal St.
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timetable and Finder will be rewarded by
ing of the track and by the way this prom- ises to eclipse any ever held in the prov~ ince.
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are able to present to the CASH BUYERS of this pro- vince fresh, new, up-to- date goods in every de-
of the
partment. We don’t want poor, cheap goods, but we do
want and we get goods that meet with approval und MAKE QUICK SALES.
These goods are now coming in every day for the fall trade.
We want every CASH BUYER to come and trade with us.
Money back if not satis- fied.
PERSONAL:
Hon. P. Sinclair is in town.
Dr. Mac seill, of Stanley, is in town to- day.
Mr. A. B. Warburton left this morning tu *talke in’ the races at Amherst. Miss Katie R. Mooney has gone to Stel- | lerton, N.S., to spend her holidays.
Mr. George Peake, of Montreal, is home on @ visit to his mother, Mrs. James Peake. Messrs. Bert and Archd. Tapper are spending their holidays at their old home in Georgetown.
Mr. G. A. Freeze, Provincia) Agent for the M. C. and B. and M. Railroads, is re- gistered at the Hotel Davies.
Mr. Cheeter B. Macneill wai a passenger | on the western express this morning on his wav back to Vancouver. Dr. H. Walker and wife, Mass., are visiting the province. are registered at tne Hotel Davies. W. F. Miicheil leaves by the steamer Portia next week for St. John’s, Nfid., where he will compete in the bicycle races. ~— Halifax Chronicle.
» Angus Brown will leave on Fri- day en route to Glasgow to bring over the new steamer built there to the order of the Cha lotietown Navigation Company.
Ve. H W. Davison, Mrs. Davison and family, who have been visiting rela- tives and friends here for several weeks, leave on return to St. Paul, Minn., to- morrow morning
William Mclean, E-q.,and Mrs. McLean and Mrs. H. E. J. Lewis, returned home
of Lowell, They
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last evening, having enjoyed an extended trip to California and Washington. ‘They were accompanied by Mrs. D. M. McLeod, of Spoken2, who is here on a visit to her old home and friends.
Mr. Stanislaus S. Blanchard, of the law firm cf Bayfield & Blanchard, will probab- ly leave on Friday morning on a trip to Montreal and Ottawa. Mr. Blanchard will represent Branch 216, Charlottetown,
at the big C. M. B. A. convention which opens at Ottawa on the 25th inst. The arrivals at the Queen Hotel last
evening includel :—J. W. Bell, Trure; W. W. Hoyt, Halifax; A. M. Sutherland, Westville; J. H. McLaren, Attleboro, Mass.; Chas. A. Tapper, A. F. Munroe, F.S. Stewart, Boston; RK. R. Morson, Brunswick; J. R. Neilson, Brantford. To- day there were registered : Wm. McCavour Mrs. Wm. McCavour, St John; A. D. Mc- Leod, Mt. Stewart; Peter Sinelair, Summer- field; J. St.C. Moore, Eldon.
Montreal Witness: The Rev. D. J. and the Rev. J. K. Fraser, of Prince Ei- ward Islaad, are visiting in the city. They
‘THE PEOPLE'S STORE Carter's for Wall Paper
A CATECHIS MM
What bends men’s figures to an 8? The Bicycle.
Wile ladies ride with gracefulness ? The Bicycle.
And what makes Daphne with alarin
From sudden spill foreboding harm,
Yield her slim waist to Damon’s arm ? The Bicycle.
What makes Amanda save and scrape ? The Bicycle. Till she can buy the latest shape Of Bicycle? What makes a joint last days on days, Turned and returned in sundry ways, Or hash, rissoles and rechuuttfes ? The Bicyele.
What plays the deuce with Yankee trade The Bicycle.
W hat’s now the only “noiion” made ? The Bicycle.
What makes the carriage builder slack ?
What cheapens cob and nag and hack,
While the financiers boom and crack ? The Bicycle.
What turns the scholar to a dunce ? The Bicycle. He rides— he used to study once— The Bicycle. Why are the neurotic novels shut, And minor poets all uncut, And everything neglected—but The Bicycle? Sc. James’ Gazette. MARITIME PROVINCE BAPTIST CON- VENTION,
This body, the largest ecclesiastical or- ganization of the lower provinces, will hold its Sist aunual meeting this year at Berwick commencing August 22nd. The eabject of this convention is tocare for and ad- vance educational and missionary opera- tions of the Baptist denomination. It appoints the managing boards for home missions, foreign missions, ministerial education, and every three years appoints six members of the board of governors of Acadia college. The convention is com- posed of delegates and life members as itoilows: First—each of the eight associa- tions of the lower provinces may send two delegates. Second-—ech of the 404 churches in the bounds of the convertion is entitled to representation in proportion Lo its contributions to benevolent objects,’ said delegates to be limited to five. Third —Every ordained Baptist minister con- nected with one of the above churches is a member in his own right; of these there are 229. Fourith—the faculty of Acadia college, being members of any of the above churches, are embers in their own right. Vifth—Any member of one of the above churches contributing at one time to the objects of the convention $109, is a life member. Thas the membership is vari- able but might easily be over 1,000 if there was anything like a genera! attendanceand the entertaining church is taxed to its ut= most to accomolate such an influx of guests. In the 404 churches of this con- vention there were reported last year 47,- 180 members, with 2,729 additions during the year. The number of Baptist houses of worship is, in Nova Scotia, 305, valued at $599,757 and having 66,000 sittings ; in New Brunswick, 194 houses of worship, worth $365,030 and seating 46,130 people ; In P. E. Island, 17 houses, wor.h $46,100 and having 6,175 sittings. Thus the de- nomination owns in these lower provinces 506 churches or houses of worship, valued at $1, 610,887 and with a seating capacity of 118,305. The large field covered, the nurmber of interests coming up for review, the importance of these subjects, with the limited time at the disposal of the body, all tend to crowd the sessions with business of ex!reme urgency, making these annual meetings anything but a recreation tothore who are working on boards or committees.
liailadiealiasduedeuteudeasliaanna EXTERMINATING THE RED MAN, Starvation, Whiskey and Ruffianly Whites Destroying the Indians.
Qvenec, Aug. 15.—Pere Goyce, an Oblat Father, who has just returned from a visit to the missions of his order on the Labrador coast, reports that the In- dians there are in a state of starvation. He complains that they are dying of hun- ger, while the rivers ot the coast are swarming with fish, especially salmon, but that as these waters are mostly in the hands of clubs or wealthy men, they are unable to avail themselves of these sources of natural ford supply. He also com- plains that while the Indians and settlers
along the coast are forbidden to utilize the eggs of seabirds, which
were formerly a source of fcol snd profit to them, the Newfoundlanders make des- cents upon the coast in defiance of the Canadian law, and in the absence of ade- quate police protection, and carry them off by wholesale, thus also largely reducing
the supply of _ feathered game. Lastly +e complains of the fata] work done along the coast ~ by
the whiskey traders and declares that the, missionaries are powerless to carry on their good work in the face of brute force used by these ruffians and the demoralization
are graduates of McGill University and the >resbyterian College. They have just re- turned from Europe after pursuing an advanced course of study in the city of Heidelberg. Mr. D. J. Fraser took a post graduate course at Harvard, Divinity Col- lege, where he distinguished himself by securing a scholarship. He will occupy the pulpit of Chalmers (Presbyterian) Church next Sunday morning.
At the Hotel Davies: Mrs. Edward De Witt, Shew’s Hotel; Mrs. Henry L. Griflio, do; Mrs. H. 8. Griffin, do; Miss Pickering, New York; Mrs. E. H. Coverrett, Boston; G. A. Freeze, St. John; Cartney McLure, Murray River; W.9P. Aldendworth and wife, Port Chester; W. C. Somer, Halifax; F. C. Iraim and wife, New York; Mrs. Ss. Livenght and child, Philadeipia; Mh Liveright, do; M. B. L'veright, do; Mrs. M. K. Armald, New York; M. A. Armald,
do; Miss Fox, do; F. B. Williams, Mal- deu, Mass; O. E. Mollison, Bos:on;
Miss C. Allan, Mrs. E. B. Green, Miss M. L. Dwglt, Miss M. Bash. Provideace ; D.
Murphy, Souris, A. B. Warburton, J. Hob- kirk, City; J. McIntosh, Stellarton; Walter Bell, Chas. A. Mart, Montreal; Geo. God kin, S’side; Rev. W. E Chaffen and wife, M. Eastern; C. P. Horrin, Moncton; 7 . H. Walker and wife, Lowell, Mase; Chas.
caused among the indians by their nefarious traflic, which has resulted in the melanch- oly death of a large number of these poor untutored children of the forest. He characterizes the liquor traflic as the greatest evil and scourage of the coast, as it not only increases the poverty of the In- dians, but is killing them off with alarming rapidity by aggravating the pulmonary and other diseases to which they are peculiar- ly subject. ll Catarrh Cured for 25 Cents.
Neglect cold in the head and you will surely have catarrh. Neglect nasal catarrh and yeu will as surely iuduce pul- movary diseases or catarrh of the stomach with its disgusting attendants, foul breath, hawking, snittiny, blowing, ete. Siop it by using Dr. Chase’s Catach Cure, 25 cte. a box cures. A perfect blower enclosed with each box.
DIED.
At Boston, Mass.,on the 9th inst., after a short illaess from cholera, Mal- colm, aged 22 years, eldest son of Adam and Mary Ashley, cf Appin Road, P. E. Island.
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McDonald, Halifax; Ottis H. Jobnson, Haverhil!, Mass; Chas. A.Smart, Mon rea’, | Henry McLean, Boston; A.McLaren,Orwe! ;
J B. Hegan, St. John, N. Bs J. W. Rich-
ards, Bideford; F. McAndrews, St. Jobe:
D. Macneil], Stanley Bridge, Thos. Doug- las, Halifax; J. H. Rayinond and wife, Miss Raymond, Brooklya; Dr. N. A. Moss and niece, New York; E. J. Hill, Connec- ticut; A. Bowness, D. D.:nock, Kensington.
Mies Abgail Dodge, better known
as) “Gail Hamilton” the famous author ded!
on the 17th inst., of paralysis,
wood.
The Delineator for September at Carters’ Bookstore.
American notes taken atface value for
vods at Carter’s Bookstore.
The best chance vou will have to buy your clothing for many a long day is now offered at the bargain corner.
Price on all readymale clothing down to rock bottom during our slaughter sale. —McKay Woolen Co.
A fall line of waterproof coats selling cheap at the bargain coruer.
SHIP NEWS,
Port of Charlottetown,
ENTERED. Aug. 18—Frank, Miller, Georgetown;
Kohinoor, Bouderault, Pictou; Mary D., Reid, Amherst. ‘
CLEARED.
Aug. 18 - Frank, Miller, S’side; Kobin- cor, Bouderault, Sydu-y); Mary D., Reid, Wallace; R. W. Smith, Forest, Sydney, Wm. Aitken, Bait, Cape Tormentine.
Aug. 19.—P. L. G., MeI-aac, Wallace; James Semp!e, Robert, Picton; D. Cronan, Brace, Cape Tormeutine; St. Anne, Potvin, Newcastle.
Aug. 19—P, L. G., McIeaac, Picton; D. Cronan, Bruce, Cape Tormentine; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Alice Phoebe, Bailey, Sydvey. = 5 tim ad
REAT SALES prove the great merit of Hood’s Sarsapari'a. Hood’s Sarsaparilla sells because it
accomplishes CREAT CURES.
LET ME—~ THINK
Viewed from every stand point and carefully con- sidered on all sides, the question of where one shall buy his watch will be very easily decided after the first visit to Wellner’s Jewelry Shop. Here you will have the largest assortment of good timers to choose from. Prices from $4.50 up Great care and skill are
CLEARING-OUT SALE
~~ | SUPERIOR FURNITURE FOR SALE. BY AUCTION.
Tam instructed by Mrs. by suction at ker residence, known a “The Cedars,” on To URSDAY, THE 20th DAY OF AUGUST, inst., commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m.
All her household effects, comprising Drawing Room, Parlor, Dining-rcom, Hall, Uthce, Bedroom and Kitchen furniture.
Also, 1 superior family Horse, 1 double seated Carriage, with extension top, lL Bugyy, 1 Wagon, Sleighs, Harness, Carts Plows, Harrows, Wheel-rake, Garden Tcols, Seat=, &c, &.
Premises open for inspection on Wed- neaday, the 19th, from 10 a. m. till dp. m.
Terms Cash. :
R. BEAIRSTO,
10d &w Auctioneer.
Just Tell Them That You Saw Me
Sell the best boots ever scld 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 dealiny. We set the pace, others follow. Our leader is our Men’s $250 Boots. When you want boots or shoes call and eee us, and TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME.
Yours for bargains.
4. E. HcKACHEN, THE SHOE MAN.
American Notes taken at their face in exchange for goods at McKachen’s Shce
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been presented, under “The Dominion
exercised in having every | watch properly timed be- fore offering it for sale. My guarantee with every watch,
W. W WELLNER, JEWELER.
Wedge-
We are showing some very pretty things in
ROYAL ENGLISH WEDGE- WOOD WARE.
Teapots, Butter Coolers, Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cups Match Safes, Biscuit Jars Salt’ Holders. NEW NOVELS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Hammocks, Tennis Balls, Tennis Racquets.
‘Haszard & Mloore,
Booksellers.
Controverted Elections Act,” against the return of Augustine Colin McDonald, Esquire, asa member of the Parliament of Canada for the Electoral District of Kings, in Prince Edward Island. Dated at Souris East, the thirteenth day of August, 1890. DENNIS MURPHY, Returning Officer for Electoral District of King’s. augl3—d&éw
FARM WANTED.
Any person having a small farm of from five to ten acres, within five miles of the city, may find a purchaser by applying to the undersigned at their office in Charlottetown.
McLEOD, MORSON & McQUARIE,
Davies —
Drugstore , 7
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We still lead in Soda Water | {
--G6th year. Finest Frui Juices and Pulps, Cream and Phosphate.
Balance of stock of F. de C. Davies at nearly half price.
Jask Davies & Ce.,
St. George Pharmcy. o - Beales’ Corner, jy22-1m.
EMPIRE BLE
Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers.
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Every pound satisfactory, two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the ‘est. For sale wholesale or retail
b 7. J. MORRIS
FAST BLACK
COTTON
LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S.
Hosiery or Gloves bearing above
drademark are
Slack, clean,stainlcss, pure,bright and durable. Ask for Iermsdorf- dyed Hosiery at hosiery counter.
MEN'S HALF HOSE
MEN'S
A GOOD RANGE AT LOWBPRICES
but remember that there ara
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absolutely fast
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T. d. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE
Goods, ‘Ginghams, Shirting,
Flannellettes, etc., are going at prices never before reached : ;
Come one and all and trade with
Good guods, 36 inches to the yard, and $1.25 worth
BROTHERS,
The Wonderful Cheap Men
CYCLE + TOURNAMENT
TIC SPORTS
The Ch’town Cycle Clubs intend holding a grand day’s sporton the
CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK,
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The following is the Programme and Prize List.
1. Balf Mile Bicycle Race, Novice—Ist, Bicycle Suit to order from our make of tweed, McKay Woolen Co; 2nd, Silver Medal, Revere Hotel, i3rd, Alarm Clock; W. A Weeks & Co.
2. Quarter Mile Bicycle Race, two in three ~Ist,Silver Cup, W. W. Wellner; 2nd, Gold Cuff Studs, G. WH. Taylor; 3rd, Silver Spoon, E. R. Brow.
3. 100 Y.rds Foot Race, Amateur—lst Gold Medal, Queen Hotel, @nd, Gold Headed Cane, Watson’s Drug Store.
4. 106 Yards Bicycle Race, Slow—lIst, Pair Bicycle Parts,S A. MeDonald; 2nd, Gents’ Dressing Case, Hasza:rd & Moore.
5. Half Mile Bicycle Race, Amateur— : t, Silver Jug, &. W, Taylor, 2ad, Silver Medal, Jas Paton & Co; 3rd, Silver Spoon Beer & Goff.
6, One Mile B cycle Race, Novice—tIst, told Medal, W. P. Doull; 2nd, Silver MeJal, Moore & McLeod; 3rd, Silver Spoon, J. T. McKenzie.
7. 100 Yards Foot Race, Professional — ist, Cash, $10; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.
8. One Mile Bicycle Race, Amateur— ist, Gold Medai, Dodd & Rogers; 2nd, Sil- fedal, Johneon & Johnson; 3rd, Rattan Chair, John Newson.
9. 100 Yards Filet Race—Open to mem- hers of C.A.C.C. and C. W. A.—1st. Pair Fur Gloves, Beer Bros; 2nd, Musical Clock, Miller Bros.
10. Quarter Mile Foot Race, Pro‘essi onal — lst, Cash, $10, 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.
11 Two Mile Bicycle ace, Amateuar— Ist, Gold Medal Prowse Bros ; 2ud, Silver vwedal, Stanley Bros; 3rd, S.lver Spoon, Curter’s Confectionery.
J B. DAWSON,
Chairman Committee
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All Summer Shirts and Straw Hats
COO str D. A. BRUCE,
Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.
12.—One Mile Bicycle Race, Professi onal—I st, Cash, $10; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3.
13. Quarter Mile Foot Race, Amateur— Ist, Gold Meda!, Hote] Davies; 2nd, Silver Medal, Dodd’s Medical Hall.
14. One Mile Biwwycle Race, Boys under 16—Ist, Silver Watch, Victoria Cafe, 2nd, Search L'ght Lantern, Fennell & Chandler 3rd, Biewcle Shoes, J. M. McLeod & Co.
10. Three Mile Bievele Race. (Laps), Amatenr—lIst, Gold $Medal, W. E. Daw son; 2nd, Silver Medal, Reddin Bros; 3rd Daily 'Patriot, Patriot Pub. Co.; Time Prize, Silver Medal, t. D. Rankin.
_ 16. Half Mile Foot Race, Amatenr—lst Gold Medal, Angie MoDonald, 38 Queen St; 2nd Silver Medal, Apothecaries Hall.
1%. Two Mile Bicycle Race, Handi- cap, .Amateur—lst, Bievcle Suit to order,John McLeod & Co; 2nd Meerchaum Pipe, A. W. Reddin; 3rd Daily Guardian, Guardian Pub. Co.
18. Five Mile Bicycle Race, (Laps) Amateur—Ist Gold Medal, Mark Wright dc Co.; 2nd, Silver Medal, Lazge’s Restaur aot; 3rd, Daily Examiner, Examiner Pub es oe Prize, Gold Watch, Leslie W.
OOK.
All events open to Maritime Provinces. Entries close Aug 31. Entrance fee to all Races, 50c. Four to start or no third prize. Three to start or no second prize.
Band in attendance.
Grand parade of Wheelmen to the grounds, Sports begin at 1 p.m. sharp.
Admission 25c; grand stand 10c extra.
E. H. BEER
Secretary Committee.
We Would Like to Have Your Qrder for one of our
SUMMER + TWEED + SUITS,
Which we are prepared to make in Bicycle or any other
sort from $15.00 and upwards
The largest stock of cloths to select from. The things in design, make and color.
enery particular.
t pular Satisfaction guaranteed in
See our large job lot of Hats.
JOHN MACLEOD & CO.
TAILORS.
AUGUST SALE!
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We are clearing out Dry Goods, Clothing, and Boots and Shoes at
Slaughter
Prices, month. Kverything going cheap.
¥x<=-Come and see us for Cheap Goods,
J. B, MACDONALD & CO
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