ANE edt

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. dv QT (yp I VE 1)

am Bros. for Dress Goods,| “7 ae oS tol thie Another Yot of little [ . $ sr a sults, o plece and - | . ‘ Bs Ube % Me sare fr ested to double and single pect to-vight & weekly r breasted, to fit boys a — . ~ oa Perle trom 10 to 15 years iatee ot g old.—PROWSE BROS. G - to Mg seseived at Stanley Bridge Factory tc-' We will offer tonight special OA. das ‘ inducements in Clothing De- Ricer M g e Park clud Sato ; @ purpose of or-| Partment. —Prowse Bros, ga ag a | o GRECIAN 14 —Tick are geile a be va pee The compan "LOCAL AND oem mended, and should! L OTHER ITEMS, | draw ©¢ = —=—= $ 0.T—1 : Division, Sons of Anti LERY —No 20 a. drill j in uniform Pemperence B. I. will weston at 7.30 to-night. Quart “ly ‘ : with 7 han ksgivi ng R } - - -- Pisision, at | rv Station, on Wedace- tace Orr.—lIt is announce 1 that the a ae : Se ae race t0@ have taken place at Summerside day toe :. Se oe ho yminion Day is off until further not . ae a lice. Barti=7 \ I *LE.—R gular semi — annua! me f the Young People’s Meerine To-xicut. — First Methodist Society of 3- Feet Baptist Charch | Sun jay School teachers and workers wil! this e* 7 ek. EI fection Of | please meet to-night in the parlor at 8.30 officers S rm All who can to complete arrangements for the picnic. prse *- } = vee | Cerisriax Docrrixe ea aae The New ~- Messrs. DesBrisay prizes in the Christian Doctrine classes & Stews ' en appornted agents for |ot St Dunstan's Cathedral were distributed the La re Insurance ( uo pany | yesterday a‘tsrnoon by Rev. Dr. Morrison. of Eng!ar a f Mr. lneus A. Me- |} eid dhl Donald, res See their advertisement } A Cvrtosrry.—Mr. David McMurdo, of in» jthe firm of Warren, Hicks & se Murdo : oe : | Bros , picked up a seven-leaved clover on LU ' members of Boyne } bis lawn last Sunday afternoon.—Summer- Lodge are sted t meet with St./ side Piecneer. s george y int meeting to-morrow i Clinmenentgyiliinmens (Taesis 1 im-t,at 8 o'clock, in} Sravex sy Liguryinc.—The Richibucto Restor Si. Ha By order of the W.M.,, | Rexieg reports that daring the thunde: Reyse | ; jand lightning on Thursday last the St. ne | Alotsius R. C. church was struck by Dow:xion Day.—Tea at ss lbrook,| lightning. The spire was badly splintered Lot 48 \ limited nun ber w bs con—fand some of the floor torn up. It is yered to and the grout vias at the low | thou ght part of the spire wil! have to be rate of 35 : providing they leave! takem down and rebuilt. The full extent their names at (he store of Jenkins & Son! of the damage is not yet known. tefore: Ww. —_——— - Corxett Acatn—A Poughkeepsie, N. Wiyr a —A Halifax des-| Y.., despatch of the 26th says: The Har- pach ss M od st conference has vard Cernell-Colum bia ard Pennsylvania decided to take M Laurier at his word] four-mile straightaway boat race on the and demar that he hold a proh:bi-| Hudson to-day was won by Cornell’s eight tion piebiscite, as r e Metho-] in the phenomenal time of 19.29. Harvard dist conference at London, Vat, he would] second, Pennsylvania third, and Columbia do if returned to pow r fourth. Cornell won the freshman race es two days ago, in which the order of the Post: ‘ ot ea Uo secration j finish was strangely the same. to have een held at St Pian ae Peter's today, has bee postponed SUPREME COURT, oe accounts ¢ the heavy ' . ot sound: ii last night ani this morning. I: w be The Trinity Term of the Supreme Court beld atthe same place to-morrow. The] wi!! meet at Charlottetown to morrow at train leaves Charlottetown at 7.15 o'clock | eleven o’clock in the forenoon. The cr local time minal docket is as follows : sceniintpiminniti The Queen vs. Allan Macdonale Tax Con “—The Collegium for | Housebreaking and larceny Jane. the sing number for the s : las The Queen vs. Edward Power. Two Ge year 1595-96, has been rex i A |‘ barges of forgery. : . feport of the cloving exercises of St. ae a The Queen. vs, John Cumniings. “Two Mate College, including the essays an , | charges of larceny and one of house-break- addresses read on the occasion, an artic‘e | ng and larceny. ea the last football match. editorial and | The Queen vs. Archibald Buchanar lycal matter, etc., make the number es-| < "I OM ; ss recialiy interest ing he civil docket is emal!. - —_ eres As Ixeves? Fi: — The Summerside

C@respondent of the G e@roper’s inquest ]

ahemn00n on the body of a "man found fing near Queen’s wherf early in the Merming. From the evidence g "a there not regu/arly tended SO SO BO COU thst Be SOGGY 16 | the weak.and puny infant that of Pau! DesRoches, of the Magdalen ‘

THE DAILY EXAMINER :

Light Undere'ot! hing to fit any size min from 3} ins to

Gents’ Hose, siz thing for wheeling

PROWSE

Ql to ll.

‘Light Soft Shirts, just the

BROTHERS.

MONDAY,

JUNE 29, 1896.

Black Lustre and Rusell Cord Coats for

cheaper than any hous? in the trade.

PROWSE BROS

Men and Boys,

Coats.

Waterproof! Goa

249 Waterproof Coats from $1.75 up.

PROWSE BROTHERS:

WILL DROOP .AND

~

aardian says: 1 on Saturday

is not regularly

fed with life

DIE WITHOUT

LACTATED FOOD.

As the tender plant drops and dies when and watered, so will

pass away if it giving and

de \ Vv = art trevor +} s »} ¢ . = ja ene was lost from the a er | flesh-prodacing. Lactatated Food. This ce ee Era ae 4 BD ~ a ih near mm - € lig it wonderful food r never fails to make strong hoase, on the Sth of November, 1895. Th

deceased was about 18 or 19

4 1L

Joseph

dar, Was atiended by frien featleman in this

years Of age. cocemanpeentinne ance Frye u—Th e funeral of

Stretch, Esq ,at Lon g Creek, vester

Just think. is of the: leceased

i at Ron-haw and | River and return

, and besides a good

aud hearty babies; it keeps them well an d zives then sweet and regular sleep.

Only 35c. will take vou to the Unper Methodist 8S. S. pic

nic at Hunter time

many residing between these two far|in the bargain. Don’t forget the date— dittant ; s The proe essio 3 was fally next Monday, the 6th of July.

Balfa mile in length and OSes e si 4

@sreb ait Long Creek was overcrowded. re

Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Crapa a conducted J h 4

ie services and delivered an appropriate O nson Ss

@tiaon in which the virtues of the deceas-

were referred to in terms the trath of H b

Thich those who were present could er

Set. Mr. Davison of this city was tle : = Cordial Tae Tro e Beoixstxe.—It is an-

Muapced from Hamilton,

Gitario Na‘! Works have closed down for warm weather. Mied finite period Nearly one hundred Ren w | wn Ou. of employment. fix stated that Mr. George Ma erage. thems, who © pork-packing house in Hull, perie Uttawa, was gutted by fire last time and in any tek, » ict rebuild or resume opera- i0c. fas at present, in view of the uncertainty

© © what industries will be fi

Ont., that the Makes a

rst attacked

JOHNSON &

splendid

drink for the A 10 zent bottle

of the cordial makes 5 gallons of a delicious healthful temperance bev Ii is not a medicine, but a beverage that can be drunk at any

quantity. Price ] J

JOHNSON

the “ gradual” p-ocess of tariff reform

hick Me an ar r ; se .

“aici Mr. Laurier announced in bis cam Graduates in Pharmacy. wegn § peeches Mr. = hewe2 spent

at $30,000 a year in waze 18 Y

law Society.—At the annua] meeting o the Law Society held to lay the follow-

Out of Business

ing Were elected flice-bearers for the en- year: President —F. Peter2, Attorney-General. oul ‘ r - Viee-President—_W. A. O.* Morson, The Liberals again en 7c. gage in the qusiness of Sart Treasurer -F. Lo -Haezard, cabinet making. WE » Ce =*

Executive Committee—A. B. Warbur- have been “at it” for 12 a... Stewart, Q.C.; D. © McLeod years, and are making ind > at ' r 2 - Examiners of students for admission to and selling more Furni-

* cee M. Mcleol, Q. C., ture that ever betore. -A- 0. Morson,Q C., F. Peters, Attorney- Genera os zaminers cf applicants to — ¥.8. Stewart, Q.1 CR. Small ~ | MARK WRIGHT q C0., LTD eLeod

Addetddsddsdesddbhadddddd ded dddddndddsddsddddesddiddsddiddiddiddddd ids iihidnids ise ids

The Lalan-e of our stock of Laies’ W rappers is

Somewhat Out of Shape

Not a: regards the style-—not as regards the quality, but the Goods are a little erura pled by handli ng, tho’ they are ALL of this <pring’s importation, Tse crumple in the goods is, huwever, as nothing ‘compared with thecrumple in price.

$1.15 ap EA

$1.65 At present prices, you save the cost of mak-

crumbled to crumbled to crumbled to

$1.90 crumbled to

$2.20 Ing, besides all the trouble and time it takes to nave them made.

®

98e. $1.25 $1.50

> =e sa |

$1.75

Page

Me,

—_— —

What shall we wear theze hot

ummer days ? W here can L get just what I want? And all the important questions that mean so much to the intelli- gent buyer from firstly to the end.

Vie— Answrer

Our assortment embraces most everything in the Dry Goods line, and our clerks would rather show goods and answer ques- tions than eat.

Flowers. Grloves. Ribbons Millinery, Parasols, Spirt Waists, and Blouses

Going out at popular prices.

W.A. Weeks & Co.

Wholesale & Retail.

‘St, JOSEPH'S CONVENT.

List of Frizes,

The closing exercises and examination of the pupils of St. Joseph’s Convent took p'ace lant week. The pupile acquitted themselves in a very satisfactory manner, and the unusually large display of plain and faucy sewing showed that the use- ful as well as the intellectual has been kept in view. To His Lordship Bishop Macdonald, Mgr. Gillis, Rev. Fathers Morrison, M« ‘Millan, Gallant and Arsen- ault,and Messrs. C. Lyons, C. Hermans, and U.S. Consul Kane the sisters and pupils are grateful for prizes donated. Following is the

PRIZE LIST,

First Class, First Division—Miss Mary Toole, 1, Christian Doctrine. Reading, Eaglish, Geography, History (British and Canadian); Mathematic*, Scientific Tem- perance, Agriculture, French, Map Draw- ing, Penmanship.

Miss Mary Merrigan—1l, English, Math- ematics, History (British and Canadian) French, Scientific Temperance, Agricul ture, Map Drawing, Permanship; 2, Chris- tian Doctrine.

Miss May Byrne—1, Christian Doctrine, English, Mathematics, Geography, His- tory (British and Canadias), Agriculture, Scientific Temperance, French, Map Drawing, Penmanship; 2, Reading.

Miss May Trainor ~l, Christian Doc- trine, English, Geography, History (Cana- dian and British) Agriculture, Scientifi: Temperance, French, Penmanship; 2, Reading and Map Drawing.

Miss Teresa Barron—1, Christian Doc- trine, Geography, British History, Scien tific Temperance, Agriculture, Map Draw- Reading, Penmanship; 2, Canadian History, Frenchs

Miss Mable Thorne-1, Map Drawing, Penmanship, 2, English, Mathematics.

Arithmetic—l, Misses M. Trainor, K. Bradley, V. McSwain, L. Toole and K. (Connor: 2, Miss M. Kelly.

Penmanship—-1, Misses V. McSwain, A. Wynne, K. Bradley, M. Kelly and K O’Conno1; 2, Misses M. Trainor and L. Toole.

Liniar Drawing—l, Misses K. Bradley and L. Toole; 2, Misses May Trainor, V. McSwain and A. Wynne.

Map Drawing -1, Misses K. O’Connor, V. McSwain, A. Wynne and M. Trainor; 2, Misses K. Bradley and L. Toole.

Silver medal douse by Rev. A. J. Mc- Donald for good conduct, equally merited by Misses May Toole, Kate Bradley and V. McSwain, was won by Miss May Toole.

Silver medal donated by Rev. D. B. Reid for Christian Doctrine, equally merited by Misses M. Byrze, M. Toole, T. Barron, M Trainor, V. McSwain and L. Toole; Won vy Miss Valeria McSwain.

Small Gold medal donated by “‘A friend”

ing,

for Christian Doctrine, awarded to Miss May Trainor. Silver medal donated by Mr. Dennis

O’M. Reddin for assiduity, equaliy merited hy Misses M. Merrigan, M. Byrne, M. Toole, K. O’Connor and L. Toole; won by Miss May Byrne.

Silver medal donated by Rev. J. C. Me- Lean for mathematics awarded to Miss Mary Merrigar.

Prize for sewing equally merited by Misses M. oole, L. Toole, M. Byrne, M. Trainor, V. McSwain and K. Bradley.won

, by Miee M. Byrne.

‘and M

BEER BROS.

Second Class, Christian Doctrine— Misses J. Wynne, M. Wyse, A. McSwain Dougan.

Reading—G. Griffin, A. McSwain, M. A. Callaghan, J. Wynne, G. Hennessey, 3 Chipman, A. Melntyre, M. Wyse, M. Pidgeon and B. Doyie.

Geography—Misses G. Griffin, A. Mc- Swain, D. Dorcoran, A. Bradley, M. ays J. Wynne, M. Dougan, M. Wyse and A

McIntyre. ]

| Frances McGee, Angeiina Monaghan.

- {Carter's for Wall Papel

a

- —_ = = ——

Giteemedbhichat, Griffin, A. Bradley,

Kelly, J. Wynne, A. McIntyre, M

ras G. Hennessey, M. Costello, A Croak.

Arithmetic—Misses G. Griffin, A. Brad- | le ev, D. Corcoran, J. Wynne, A. Chipm an,

Stecle, M. Corcorar, M. Costello, L. { Trainor and M. Pidgeon.

Penmanship—M:sses G. Griffin, A. Mc- | Swain, M. A. Callaghan, D. Corcoran, A. | Bradley, J. Wynne and M. Wyse. Christian Doctrine—Misses J. Wynne, |M. Wyse, A. McSwain and M. Duggan.

Elocution—G. Griffin and A. Chi; pman.

As iduity—Misses G. Griffin, J. Wynue, ) M. Wyse and M. Costello.

Needle Work--Misses L. | Wynne, M. Pidgeon.

Third Claes, Christian Doctrine—Misses M. Conway, Ella Dougan, K. Hagan, E McQuaid, B. Barron.

Realing—L. White, M. Conway, F. Des Roche, M. Curran, M. Palmer, €. Gal- lant, L. Clark.

ag Barron, E. White, F. DesRoche, M. Dougan, T. Kiggins, G. Curly.

Arithmetic—E. —“— E. Reid, L. Clark, C. Gallant, F. DesRoche, A. Me- Gonnell, G. Curly.

English—M. Conway, M. McQuaid, T. Kiggins, Curly, A. McGonnell.

History—M. Curran, B. Power, M. Curly, E. McGee, M. McLellan, B. Barron.

Venmanship—M. Traino-, E. McQuaid F. DesReche, K. Hagan, G. Curly, E, Duggan.

Map-drawing—F. DesRoche. T. Kiggins, L. Clark, M. Conway, E. McQuaid, K Hagan, C. Gallant.

Plain Sewing and Knitting—E.McQ: laid, F. DesRoche, M. Curran, M. Couway, B. Power, G. Curly, C. Gallant.

Deportment—M. Curran, N. Carroll, F DesRoche, C. Callant, B. Barcon, G. Curly, E. McQuaid.

Assiduity—- E. Dougan.

Fourth Class, First "Division. Prizes for Arithematie and Grammar—Misses Rose Connolly, Mary Flynn, Frances McGee, Angelian Monaghan, Emma_ Trainor, Josie Des Roche.

History and Geography—Misses Emma

j

Hughes, J.

Reid, L. Conway, E.

Paimer, E. F. DesRoche, G

Trainor, Katie Fivnn, Mary Gallivan, Emma Flynn, Daisy Rush, Katie Red- mond.

Reading and Srelling—Misses White, Nellie Murray,

Maggie Katie Re imond,

Linear Drawing P enmanshi p—Misses Josie DesRoches, Emma Flynn, Daisy Rush, Rose C onnolly, Katie Flynn.

Second Division, Arithematic and His~

tory—Misses Angelina Bradley, Julia Gallant, Loretta Steele, Maggie Toole, Winnie Curley, Ida Findley, Rose

Knight, Mary McQuaid, Ida McSwain, Emma ‘Dongan, Mary Higgins.

Reading and Spelling —Misses Ila Fin- dley, Rose Knight, Ida McSwain, Maggie Bradiey, Minnie Cummiskey, Agues Mc- Donald, Angelina Bradley, Loretta Steele, Winnie Curley, Maggie Toole, Magzie Callaghan, Ethel Luby, Julia Gallant.

Drawing and Penman: ship—Emma Dougan, may McQuaid, Mary Higgins, Magzie © allaghan, Ethel Luby, Daisy Me- Lean, Mary Jane Wilko», Minnie “Cum mi-key, Maggie Bradley, Agnes McDonald.

Needle Work — Miss Louisa Murphy.

Assiduity— Miss Rose Connolly.

First Com. Catechism—Miss Ida Find- ley.

Fifth Class, First Division —Prizes for teading and Spelling: Misses Angeling Lee, Minnie McAtee, Annie Doyle, Mamie Flyon, Mary Jane Costello, Anastasia

Carroll, Edith McTague, Mary Ellen Quinn, Florence Keen an, Luzy Flyan, Mary Agnes McGuigan.

Ciristian Doctrine. — Misses Minme Me Atee, Angelivna Lee, Mamie Flynn, Mary Ellen Quinn, Edith McTague, Anastasia Carroll.

Second Divi-ion—Reading and Spell- ing: Misaes Mamie Flynn, Bertha Wynn, Virginia Purcell, Maud Morgan, Ethel Percival, Irene Dougan, Sarah Monaghan, Della Griffin.

Arithmetic. —Misses Bertha Wenn, Mamie Flynn, Irene Dougan, Vi irginia Purcell, Maud Morgan, Ethel Percival,

Third Division —Reading and Spelling : Misses Mary Ann White, Amelia Phalen, Angelina Trainor, Josie King, Bessie Brown, Ida Campbell, Maggie Dougan, Julia Flynn, Tessie Doyle.

Needle Work.— Miss Bertha Wynne.

Stearns i: is ; Best.

SHIP NEWS,

Port ef Charlottetown,

ENTERED.

June 27—H_ C. McLean, Boutin, Chat- ham; Lois, Williams, St. Peters; Julia A. Finlayson, Pineite; Balance, Pettipas, Svdney: Minnie Scott, Johnson, Northport; Etoil du Matin, Davie, Pictou.

CLEARED,

June 27—Olivis, Roy, Newcastle; Julia A. Finlayson, Pinette; Minnie Scott, John- son, Northport; Henry G. Ives, Heighton, Neweastle; Kventide, Godin, do; Lizzie C., Anderson, Sydney; Etoil du ‘Matin, Davis, Pictou; Leonora, Jimmo, New London.

Snes _ in “ — ae eae

An O1p Axp Weer Trico Remepy.— Mrs. Winslow’s Seothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain,cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable Be sure and ask for Mre. Winslow’s Sooth ingSyrup, and take no other kiad. 513 w

—

All the New York anthracite producing and carrying companies have notified the trade of an edvance of twenty-five cents a ton in prices, to take immediate effect. The advance is to all points east an.d west.

ss elias in

Pure blood is the safeguard of health. Keep the blood pure with Hood’s Sarsap- arilla if you would always be well.

There is a very fine display of Crockery, China and Glassware at the Cheap Crock- ery Store.—W. P. Colwill.

junel0—4w d&w

The hot weather is here. You wi!l need a hammock. See our large stock of new and pretty hammocks, all kinds,all prices, from 75c to $4 each.—Geo. Carter & Co., fancy goods, etc. jl8 lw

Books—Books for prizes, &c., an im- mense stock, and special discounts for the next four days. See our north window to-day.—Geo. Carter & Co., booksellers.

j22 4i

be found below :—

ARTILLERY TEAM. a Fame 200 500 600 T’l. | Sergt. Murley, Ae ee ae 4 Lt. Col. Longworth, Si: 32 Be 1 ~~ McNevin, 39 24 30 84 - Ewen Stewart, aa we mw ta hh Sa ea C. C. Rich: ide. 98°29 26 83 There will bea Grand Tea on the

grounds of the river side at Westville WI he arf, W est tiver; in aid of the Presbyterian Church of West Riv r,—at present undergoing extensive repaire,—

aon H. M. Davison, 3 24 23 @B@ ‘orp. J. W.S. McLe od, a1 2D Capt. F. W. L. Moore, 30. 27 11 68 Bandsman Reg. Stewart, 28 23 16 67 Gunner KR. Jenkins, 239 26 10°:66

| On Bominion Bay,

I ; 2 wine ‘ meal Ogee ae osha 1] Several tables will be well furnished by . M. Alla: pe gli On the ladies of Lot 65, and the usual sup- Sergt. M..Atlan, 32 32 at “> | plies of summer drinks, confectionery. Lieut. M. Jones, 30 33 a a3 etc., will be on hand. The Committee Corp H. Hooper, = - a9 92 | will also do their best to provide amuse- ca 39 = - a ments, such as swings and all outdoor Si —— oe on as D. L. Hooper, = - = = ~ The steamer Southport will leave Prince e cone oe 30 32 28 -901 Street Wharf, Charlottetown, at 19.30 Pte. Donal Id McMillan, sf SS 2S 38 1 om. and 2 p.m, making final return at Corporal W. Smith, 32 36 a6 87 | 6.30 pm. This will give a grand oppor Pte. J. H.C. Acora, 30.29 21 (66 tunity toany who wish to combire their 903 Dominion Day outing with a short excur- ove 1 sion, 82ND BATTALION—SECOND TEAM. Return fare on boat, 25 cents. Tickets 200 500 600 T’| | at the wharf. Pte. J. K. Jones, 33 29 3. a Tea on the grounds at all hours, 25 Sergt. A. Shaw, 29 26 27 82 | cents. Lt. W. Shaw, St 63t 62e OUS _BY ORDE R OF COMMITT EF. Pte. Edwin Crockett, 28 -27 27 §82 ee Corp. Blair Mac Millan, 23 34. 2547 Pte. 8. McLellan, me 6 SE 6 6Sl UG THE MUt LL LIFE Capt. John Allan, 26 23 «23. 71 : : Sergt.James Allan = 27 25:11 Esurance Company uncan, ye ae > 62 Sergt.J.8. Walker, 26 19 16 Gl! GF NEW YORK.

742 We have not the individual scores of the Montague team. Their total score is 838

RICHARD A. McCURDY, PRESIDENT Statement for the year ending December 31, 1895 :—

points, [Siege Were RS ky The gold badges awarded for the highest Rs cinccncnnssebbanceus 194,347,157.5+ aggregate score in each te l be ‘i il eck aie ae sollows : ' ee ee Surplus........ veidinouesuue « $26,866,563.75 Fourth P. E. Island tegiment of Bi. > ROY Canadian Artillery, first team, Liéutenant- Total Income......+++.++++++0s $05,001 $00.51

(Company’s total income is about $10,- 000,000 more than the annual revenue of Canada).

Colonel Longworth, 353 points. S2ad Battalion, first team, Captain

votal Paid Policy-holders in 1895........ sake Sicha $23,126,728.45

=

Insurance and Annuities j Se: COC OR Si sinc. odincensscadl $899 074,453.78 ' Net gain in 1895............. $61 647,645.36

Nore—Insurance merely written is dis-

Hooper, 359 points. Second team, Private carded from this Statement as wholly miis- leading, and only insurance actually issued

Ejwin Crockett, 321 points. . and paid for in cash is included.

LONG -

Paid to Policy-holders since

Are all the rage now. I] organization............... $411,5673625.79 —

have ® large — cortment of the Robert A. Granniss, Vice-President.

newest patter ns. Just received Walter A. Gillette, General Manager.

another lot of the popular rib- henae F. ays, : 2d one * i , | Frederic Cromwell, reasurer.

bon guards,differ entcolors,they Raiery Matiaseek. Actliary:

are having a large run; ycu ‘

‘ . . P had better call early and get JOHN MACEACHERN, your p'ck. All marked low | Resident Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. I. We ar h ng ; rett J. A. JOHNSON, General Agent,

are showin some pretty 87 Hollis Street, Halifax, N.S. Belt Buckles, Shirt Waist Sets| a<s8 d&witt Side Combs, Stick Pins, Hat Pins and Chain Bracelets.

W. W WELLNER. Dobell Line.

S. ‘ TIBER is due here from sued on TUESDAY, the 20th, inst., and sails for Halifax. Live stock on deck,

~ wee - wee

Prince Edward Island Railway DOMINION DAY.

Exeursion return tickets at first-class single fare will be issned to and from all Statians on the 29ih 30th and July lst good for retura up to and on July 6th. Tickets are not good for goinz journey after Ist July andare good ‘only for continuous | ¢

For further informatio apply to N. RATTENBURY,

june26 Agent.

OST—Last evening either on Malpeque Road 4d or Prince St, a Silver Cuft Link—Finder will be rewarded on leaving Office june29—_tf

FEW “ROARDE RS‘ can be at Pleasant Point, North

ace ommods ated Hiver—G 104

bathing” Apply to Mrs FLEAGHER iune29 journey in either direction. ce dees ann a aioal A. Mc DONAMD, D. POTTINGER | osT— This morning between Great Georg

4 Stand Market Square,a Gold and Pearl

Superinter dent, Gen mgr Govt Rye

Railway Office, Ch’ town June 26th dy Sins, wky lins

Office june?9—tf

PNA EI

For The.

Warm Weather

derclothing. See our Fine Cashmere Sucks. See our Light Summer Coats. See our Men’s and BoysStraw Hats. See our Men's Neglige Shirts.

EVERYTHING AT LOW PRICES.

J.B. MACDONALD & CO_

—— eT = —a ——

Washing Goods,

Prints, Galateas, Ducks, Ginghame, Oxford § Shirtings, . Miuslins, _ Elannellettes S,

Good Stock now showing

RIFLE LEAGUE SHOOTING, The scores male by the three Cha: loite- town teams in the fourth and last cf the Leagues matches, shot on Saturday, will

T. A. Stewart, Esq, close to |

and produre under deck, carried at low rates | same at this

Pencil Pin—Finder will please lcave at this |

See our Men’s Balbriggan Un-

T. J, HARRIS. LONDON HOUSE ‘e

oo — a ae

DAT - SELO Bie

Ladies Tan Oxfords | Misses Tan Oxfords | Men's : Tan : Oxfords | Boys : Tan : Oxfords Children’s Tan Oxfords

Our Ladies’ Canvas Shoe is selling well.

W. H. STEWART & C0. Loadon House Building Trousers —~

of the

2 .. > —" ° ° ™ Are the part suit most subject to wear, Every well dressed man

51! } > ; should supplement his stits with extra troneers of the right material, to sus tain the te eral appcarance of the euit - Noyart of the attire possesses more

Nothing can be trousers, and

made by

S. A. ‘McDONALD.

Leading

importance.

ionable

more

ncongruous than ill fitting and unfash certainly

no trousers in town fit or look as well as th se

Fashionable Tailor, (in our new

EASIDE HOTEL, , hustioo Bech, PBL UMWER RESORT OPEN JULY 1s

Fins Land can?, Beautiful Grounds. Shady Walks,

premises)

Boating,

Sarf ant Still Water Bathing, niece pier, Bowling Alley, Cro- quetand Tennis Lawns. etc—Address a JOHN NEWSOY, 5 Ciarlotetown. ey TERMS:

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ee. $7 to $10 per gfe ie week; $1.75 pe sp” ge. day; discount 10 a er. Conk, al Jaly 15th. - Coach meets fli tra‘ns§ at _;Hunter River ~~; Station.

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Coach leaves Charlottetown direct every Tuesday, Thurs. day and Saturday, between 4 and 5 o’clock p. m., calling for uests.

EMPIRE BLEND TEA

Is the Tex that brings 8 trade a and pl ie esas customers.

Every pound satisfactory; 1 but ‘remember that there are two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the

best. For sale wholesale or retail by i. JI MORRIS

Printing—

OF THE HIGHEST CLASS

| for which we have an established reputation, can only be ex: ecuted by artistic workmen, who make it their pride that every job shall be done as well as they can possibly do it.

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|Read the Comment on our Work by “The British Printer,” the teading exponent ef the art in Europe

HASZARD & MOORE.

Ait siic Printers, Brown‘s Block, Victoria Row

‘Astudiously neat style of design and dis- play prevai s throughout the entire collection of job specimens sent by Mr John VeKenz e (with Messrs Haszard & Moore, “harlottetown PE Island, Canad) Very jastefpl uve is | made of plain and faney rules in combination | and in the type display there is not oply good taste, but freshnes of ideas arrangement The finish of details arc presswork are equal | to the taste shown‘in Other respects’’—-British Printer

Chtown, P mF

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There’s a Satisfaction. vs

About feeling stylishly dressed, that everybody can enjoy who uses

Fibre Chamois

) the’ r gowns and

wrap*, | t keeps skirts and sleeves in just the right shap: - not for a week, but till they are worn

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cut~furnishing a grace and tifiness which nothing can de> troy.

so find the RED STAR LABEL on EACH

Tmitations won’t satis y you, YARD to be sure of getting the genuine patented article.

| @0CS8OSSSOGESE SOCEOCE SEES SSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSOSSESSESIOOSSOSO

* = : ® FREE TRADE. ’

Hats,

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2 You will have both i Suits and Furnishings at

D> A. BRUCE,

Famous Tailoring Establishment.

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