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\ Clothing ' J ,_=

, _ F;-_ becomesanecessity.

Who can afford to ignore 1115

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l I Z pei‘son:.tl appearance ? / A large manufacturer who studies _ / _ the want ofthe people, and whose

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A business depends upon supplying

those wants, will give better I¢$11ltS than a tailor wliose opportunities

*_ are limited and trade local. _ If your local dealer does not keep

5|w|»¢y’5 qgthing-‘ Remember there are others ’-Write to ii larger and more enterprising merchant elsewhere.

| See that $horey’s Guarantee Card ls In the pocket of each garment. i

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- ho 'est rd f No Scotia. Mr

hose foods can he purchased from JAMES PATDN Jr. 60,Gll’T0_Wl| T°'§‘;§hen‘,’, bfi’ a;‘;f;,ted Qacau ,mm ,he

E. F. PURDY’S MARBLE Wonns

some of the smaller bones .of the foot

j_ broken. One ol the children had her

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»-*Kent Street, Charlottetown

` RE Headquarters for SCOTCH and NEW BRUNSWICK

GRANITE, BRANDON ITALIAN and all other American

_ ' Marble; also FREESTONE ofthe best quality.

OUR EXPERIENCE ot over 30 years in Marble Workin

._._- = _ _ . 5 , be an exciting day at Ross’.+ Corner ,E .gi plgzpstpg ipethlemlgpeslptpogptipn of any firm on P. E. Island to .Bedeqmh f1“~,o blcycle wad races have

_. , _ q he public. Call and see the lv . samples in our show rooms or write for designs and prices.

EWIARBLE for all PLUMBING PURPOSES always on hand..

Ch’to1\n, May 28, l89S-law w3i:i '

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NOTICE

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Owing to the death of thezsenior partner of the firm of Fin layson & McKinnon it becomes _necessary to give notice that all overdue accounts must be paid without delay. '

The business will be continued at the Old Stand as

usual, where the largest stock ever carried in all lines can be seen.

'All our customers are cordially invited to call and see us.

FINLAYSON & l`lcKlNNON _____w__ _ 'rER|.|zz|c|<s QORNER. '

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..stss._ Home Work for Families.

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*Q _ ag WE WANT the services of anuxnberof families

_ L._ to do work for us knitting Seamless

}~"‘» 'ff'-=_ e___ Bicycle Stockings, _ toorirrrruor woodmeirs socks, ma ,,;~,,»,,_" ~ 1_1 --2--> iviomrmews Mittens. _ " Qj WE FURNISH' machine and ni_ateri_al under_ contracfto .hw ,Qi y _ Reliable Familles_ 0nl_y. iam is very light, and by

_-___f.-A ah, sending it out and having it returned by parcel post as

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hnishe . we are enabled _to employ a larger number oi people, and thereby save taxes. insurance. and interest on monev.

£` STEADY WORK and GOOD PAYM

(whole or _spare time) to those who make prompt returns. _ F or particulars readvto commence send name and address:

THE Co-oeennivs Kurrrino Co., °

. Georgetown, Ont. 1 QQQ

SuIn1:n.ersid.e and Prince _Countyt

ARE Yllll BUILDING?

If so it will pay you to use the

ENGLISH CELENITE CEMENT

is rapidly taking the place of ordinary plaster, to which it is far su- perior and the cost is only a trifle more. \Ve are the selling agents for the Island and can furnish it at lowest rates. Delivered at Charlottetown or Summerside or to any station on the railway. Descriptive pamphlet; with instructions for using,furnished on application. “

Our stock of Building Material of all kinds is not excelled by any in

the province and our prices are always right.

SGIIIIRIAN, LEFUIIBEY, CLARKE & 60,. Limited. Summerside, May 26. 1897 eod dz w 1 yr

AMERICAN CLUTHINGSTURE

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We have already announced to the people of P. E. Island that we are

in a. position to give the best values in Clothes made to order in 'this province and the number of believers is daily increasing, for we stand by our promises. `

We also keep in stock a full line of Gents’ Furnishingsin all the new-

ist styles and novelties at rices to lease `

_ _ P P - Bicycle Suits made to order at the very lowest prices.

FRANK llacKE||ZlE & Go.

Summerside. May 25 2=v&w3m

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5’SlllE IND PRINCE G0

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ot Cardigan are vtsring ther Aunt' Mrs Frank Beaiisfo.

Mi-:s~Rs 1). M. W.iL'ct-i and T. B. Grady lsit yesterday morning to attend_ the Grand Lodge 1.() 0.1". at St John.

Mas. Dn. Cinauriisirs it Sackvilley

who with ber two daughters has been visiting her mother, Mrs Callbeck,»Be- dt qne,retun:ed home yesterday morning.

Rav. W. E. Joi-issros, and Mr.-.

Jolmstori with their son and daughter left yesterday morning for Harcourt I\'. B. aite: a four weeks’ vacatioi on the Irlirtl.

When aoooaraooo is a oonsitleralionl I ..._ ._ Sriol2Ev’s * ~ ______

Tim Prtsbyrtran Sunday Schcol

pupils and: their itiends had fi very pltasant picnic at Barbara Welt yes. terdayafternoon, quite it number ~cf :htm going by spe.ial train. '

Missi-is Sanur Moi\"rG0iii;nr,Hannah

Beattie. Maggie Gaffney and Malel Burrows went to Brat-kley Point yes- terday iaking their wheels with them. Thev will s end awe ' '

_ p ek at Shaws Ho el.

Rav W. S. Towssunxn returned

Bass River Presbyterian Longregatiou and returns to his new tield next wee k.

Mus J osai-ir Rei-:vi-:s of F ieetown,

met with a somewhat severe accident last Monday when driving accompanied by two voung children her horse took fright and ran away upsetting the car- riage and throwing the occupants out. Mrs Reeves had an ankle dislocated and

arm severely bruised, the other, a little boy, escapedunhurt. Dr Johnson of Emerald is attending Mrs Reeves.

NEXT Friday evening is expected to

[been arranged for, the first open to all who never did - any track racing, and

all Amateurs and to start at 7 ok-lock. lThe course will be through Fieetown _and back a distance of 10! miles. 'Ihe entrance fee 55 cts, will require to be paid to the secretary. Mr Geo H Ross of Ross’s_Corner, no later than Wednes- day evening.

Thu regular meeting ot the Town

Council was held Monday evening, the chairman and all the councillors being present. There was no business of any importance before the meeting. The usual monthly bills were read and pass- ed. An informal discussion took place relative to the lighting of the town, it being stated that complaints had been made to some of I the councillors. It was left with the chairman to interview

iluential one. Mr. R. McC. Staveijt presided. Messrs.Mollison, Russ, J- M

EARLY Sunday morning there died at

the residence of his sou, J. Ilerbert Haslam. Headingly, at the advanced age ot 151 years. Thomas Haslam. who for -the past two years has residedin Maui- toba. Mr 1-la-lam was ii native of Questfs county, Ireland, but removed at a very early age with his parents to Prince Edward Islantf where his family took up land and where they now farm a considerable portion oi' the common- ity. Mr {Haslim. in spite bf his advanced age, was ii;-.tive up till: about two years ago. 'since which time he has been gradually failing. though only corfineu to his bed for the past week. The cause of the death was old age. re- presented in a gen- ral breaking down of the system. The funeral takes

children; Hairdressing woolly metal to

to start at 6 o’c1ock, the second open to °

the manager of the electric lights with Dong smndingby using four boxes gf fefeffnw lo the malmf- `Dr. Chai* Ointment. \Vil1tam This. _

THE meeting in the y_ _M_ C_ A_ Han _tle, druggist of Hartland, also certiiiegt.

Monday eveuing_ to wnsider me _that he sold four boxfs of Dr. _ Chases ?]ehis(_-he was a large and in, _olntluent whlql cured G'faUle Palla-

WIFE’S AWFUL

My wirewuintliemoethorrlblecondltlon

of anyhuma:ibeing,_!rnmEcaema. Sho could neither sic down nor lie down, her torture will eointense. Itrisdailthedoctorathatloocld reach, but she got ao that I nrmly believe she wouldhave diedwlthintwelnlwurl iflhad not been advised of Ctrncima Bsmlmns and gotthem. llywiteuenttoaleqintzooloun qfler the _#rd application, although lhe had go; gkpgjsr ;¢v¢||d¢ye,andwith two boxes of Curious; (ointment) and one cake of Cancun Son an was abaaiurtdy cured, and is well and hearty today. “15%‘§%.?»'»‘?n’f'{‘is’l'.'J»’?n!»1”-‘Tv'3.'“J&.f‘5’t?»° 3”.l°.Z}‘ai'&t?|5¥.'i’~'2'.'l'3§u'a“.?...°i.'f'?='o'Aa'J§§ lalonvalr, pi 0| .N004 NYU” IM 5_1* UNI- ».l.“‘»..,..°'”‘“"‘»»..°’n.'3'l2'e-’f2’»¥."iv2.t'|2.‘i.&°¥.’a

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of Bowel Comvllfllf I-9

it ca:;t psoltrollz

It is a dlmple, safe and quick cure for

qmmpg, _ Gough cout, - o<»1d¢,' Nomina- Diarrhcaa, Group, Toothaclie.

Two sizes, 254:. ani. Hlc.

Keel, gg by yqq, Beware of' lmitationa. Buy 'only the . Genuine-Perry DAYT-

.saa nn-gulnnt ’

SAVED A DROWHING HAI-

Toiroivro. Aug 8.--Augustin Donato.

over and was drowned. -

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Chronic Eczema Cured.

One'of the most chronic cases ot E: zema ever cured is the case of lies Gratie Ella Aiton. of Hartland. N. B. Ou a sworn statement Mr. Aiton says: I hereby certify that my daughter Gracie Ella was cpred cf Eczema of

Clark, D Montgomery.Rev Dr Sprague, OLD RESIDENT GDNE' i :£2

Rev).-_}HGrant and others gave lively TORO,-rf), Aug 3_M,-_ Jahn Bow- _ addresses on the subject each emphasi- `mam died in his 76th 5-,ar ,N me I-psi. ".1,

Zlng the Decesslll' °f Wgauization. A dence of his daughter, Mrs Carr Simp- _ committee was appointed to assist in o ° ` r -` ‘M '

For Bicyclists

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_ hon"¢s¢t5c.p¢ls|u.

All others are

With experienced workmen and iirsbclaes

supply contractors and others with Doors and Fraud terior and exterior Finish, etc. etc.

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cosmic window., anon, emu maui, Gunner and Conductors, Kiln Dried lffleelll Dried clear apnea. Bleaching and clap Death.

living at Elm and Chestnut Ste, went t Qvive _"___ can

down to the water front on Saturday _afternoon and in walking near stumbled

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tiou of the East Riding in Prince C0-un- _ _ __ _ _

tv. 'llie committee a°e Messrs.RMcC. U < A _ L' ;"1 A kind g 11;-“gf

Szavert. J M Clark. Rev Mr Grant, R Dr.. Chase Cures Catarrh after Opera-i 555:' ny f ng iicamptett. _ , tions Fan. _ s.;-,gi FTW" ¢ Ufifd #0 “ NUWSPWN’

Dublin Municipal Connell.

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Toronto, March 16th 18977. 222'!

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son. -00 Richmond treet \\ est. He r»_\i i _ 5

brin 'ng about the immediate orvanizar me-01des;iuhabimu,S_ _ ' We lnvnc

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My bnv aged fourteen. has been a "»`_%;-5

tsuffererfrom Catarrh. _and lately we ,_ f_',;',; Qu&nStl’eet, Cllltlitltbwli-

submit _him to an operation at theG+neral ‘.",.T.' _ _

Hospital. _Since then we have restored ~f~:{‘(!i§:l;,*i;51; to Dr. Cliase’s Caiarih Cure, and one

box of this mtdcine has mace zi prompt ' `

and complete cure. ' °

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DL'nLi.\’,Aug 9-The Municipal Conn- ~

col of Dublin has refused to comply-

with the request of the Gladstone Me- ~

morial Society tor their co-operation in

erecting in Dublin,a. statue eouimemora- .

tion rf life and strvices of 'Gladstone

similar to those which the society will _

place to Headinely cemtt ry at 3o`<-lock elect In London and Edinburgh" For Ex-tenor and lntericr todav. Rev A E Cowlev. of St 'JaIueS. ”_`*"* A d h ° - ~ conducts the service -Winnipeg Trib- H- G- FORD; FOIIIJ-in Cowan Ave Hall pow er D -at mixes rgarmy with cold water

une. August 12th. To all who tind themselves with can be-applied by any one to my kind of surface’

heahh gradually srpping away Kid 'be wood, brick, or stone.

Le ave your Ol-del. for pl.é_ days and_Liver _so discorgauized rho; ` £€r_C:{>es npit rub on second coating and is FIRE and

Serving berries fresh ever ,hey ,ue lucapabu, of keepmg me sy_ i stan rain and weather exposure

! , . y step” free from Plosonous Waste tua|_er_ Has nealfly all the advantages of at ‘

(`l3..§' at H. A. COMPTON S. ial Stomach Disorders. Bowels Cons_1i~ Will last for years and is unalfectecl by gases and is

L f t b~. __ _ d _‘~pated, Hesad Acliing, Back Paining,take fectant

OTSI _OY S raw_ en lfis Wu §h‘5° :__K1‘§_°‘iY°L1V€_l_' kP_lllS- The _ It is pai-ticularlv valuable for use tis the first coat on

3-Hd (Ill lZl\ ated With Cl‘€aII1 all ,'10 _'lay *Y e 9 YW 3° ~° he"-hh ings and tlien regular oil paint applied for the second

H Acorn t is SUl‘p1'lSB yOU. . . _ .

p 01] _ _ equal to two coats of oil paint, while a large saving in

A ghgige 101; gf honey in I I »’1_`he whine is the-whitiest paint made, is extremely

~ ' , - ' ~' ' _ quent y will vreatly increase the light where ever used

lecewed at H A ' ommended fo: mill and mercantile interiors, light shafts

is ebtifi at fb kblk, 1 ti ti

GREAT rush for plcnlc Sup AIB burgdmgs ingsirearw so ric Oc S rairoa an

plies at H A O0l11pl}0I1’S, _ _ I I g It is the best fireproof paint made and the Boston

f t ers make an allowance on insurance rates where it is

S _ t0 _ l Mauufapturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. also hi hlv

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_ Will not rub, scale, or discolor, nor soften with age

» coat covers nearly as much as two coats of oil paint

_ I _ Is it economical to use socalled Water Paints which

' Kalsoinine, or Whitewash, when MAGNITE can be

_ for labor and only a trifling added cost for the paint

. ._ _ _ Wh ?At St.Pt'>" Ha|rtlress|ng,.Sl\avtng&Sl|ampoomg__Bm A3218, 17_ And ‘ AGENTS

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W...~.. 3...... S................ ° " `o_.o.f;ts.tstt::f#1._.~.=_t°o°sr netsw! " Opposite R T Holu:au’s Brick Store. are the ca_tel.E-rs_ will See you _ U _""“"'“‘° °°°°"" _ ` Locgl and ry 9,'9s_-.-asm there sure. ‘ ' ' ` D R. J. H; 8,,,;,,,,ed

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