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SUMMERSIDE DRIVING PARK
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. |
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Return <ets Irom Charlottetown, | e\e: from Lig sh, %8e, and from Cape ; ‘ y , . Traverse, 0! intermediate Stations at } ifs
| proporti mai rates | For train arrangements, prize list, |
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iv i % . Son ) We, the undersigned merchant tailors and clothiers, agree to close our respective paces of business every eveuing at 6
o'clock, except Saturday, for the months of July and August.
JOHN T. McKENZIE, S.A. McDONALD, JOHN McLEOD&CO. PROWSE BROS.,
). A. BRUCE,
MeKAY WOOLEN CO.
SALE OF — ea
Desirable roperty
That beautiful property opposite Birch Grove, Freetown, at present occupied by Mrs. Crosby. There are about 46 acres of chowe well cultivated Jand, and the build- | ing’, including dwelling house, barns, granary, outbuilvings, etc., are in good condition. The property includes all of that large and beautiful grove very suit- sdie for pcnic parties, On the north siae ofthe man road,and isin a charming pot, near churches, school, hall, stores, e,and within a quarter of a mile from Fretown Railway Station, and two miles fom Dunk River. Terms will be made to suit purckasers. If not sold by private sale before Tuee- dav, August 3let, it will then be offered s auction st 1] o’clock, p.m. For further particulars apply to E. CROSBY, Ry. Station Agent, Cape Traverse. 168—6i
Collegiate School, Windsor N. S.
Established 1788.
Rector: — Rev C. E. Willets, M. A., D. C. L. President of Kings Coilege.
Head Master:—Mr F. T. Handsombody B. 4. Late assistant and House Master. Sir W. botlase’ school, Great Marlow, England.
The school will reopen on Saturday Sept. sth,
A good general education is provided and é prepared for Matriculation at Kug's College and other Universities, the Koyal Military College, Kingston, for the pub le Examinations and for Commercial life,
The school has good recreation grounds, a ¥eli equipped Gymnasium in charge of a! ‘killed profesional instructor, play rooms, cott %e infirmary ctc. The building is heated
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‘roughout by hot water. and lighted by “fctne light. Fees for the majority of extras have been }
considerably reduced.
Reductions in the general fees are made for brothers, sons of clergymen and boys under twe! ve.
There are six exhibitions for sons of “ergymen, snd valuable money prizes are ented annually by the alumni of
Me's College.
For prospec us and further informa- | Yor, apply to the Rector. 246
\Sk YOUR GROCER FOR Royal Oak Soap
the best laundry Soap ou the market. One bar will doas mucb as two bars of ordinary imported Soap made from filthy material.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 24, 1897
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PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE.
Results of Ma’rien ation Exainination, July 1887,
Number of marks attainable 700, neces- Rarv to pase 350,
Arthur G Cameron, Montegue 607.
Clerid McCann, do, 538.
Marjorie Stewart, City, 528.
Edith Carrie, Souris Bast, 524.
Lettie Passmore, City, 517.
Ethel Reid, do, 516,
D Roy Fraser, Montague Bridge, 516,
Eliza A McKelv'e, Kensington, S11,
Failie Baird, Ciiv, 506.
A Marvin Bell, North Bedeque, 496.
Herbert Bell, Victoria, 491.
Eudie S Murphy, Kensington, 435.
Melville Donald, Park Corner, 483.
Mal MeKounon, Whim. Kd Cross, 479,
Thomas EF Siretch, Long Creek, 472.
Kina Laird, North Rustico, 471,
Miuanie Edmonds, City, 470.
Pius Melntyre, Souris East, 468.
Katie Wilson, New Dominion, 468,
Hngi J Macdonald, Prake’s Station, 467.
L. zzie MceFachern, Mermaid, 456.
Helen Bambrick, Mt. Stewart, 464.
Reginald Aitkeu, City, 464.
William Holman, Summerside, 461.
Fiorrie Horne, ciiy, 459.
William A McPhee, Heatherdale, 457,
Carrie E Pridnam, Kensington, 457.
Amy Ross, Ross’ Corner* 452,
Margaret Bradley, City, 452
Mary McMu do, Summerside, 452.
Walter S Found, Found’s M Jls, 451.
William Murray, St. Eleanors, 445
Angus D Matheson, Heatherdale, 445.
Benj McLeod, Kensington, 444.
Felix H DesRoches, Miscouche, 443,
Memie Gillls, Misconche, 439.
Brenton Alley, Cardigan Bridge, 439.
Lewis E Bradley, Kelly’s Cross, 438.
Stephen Jeffrey, Aima, Lot 3, 437.
JW Fitzgerald, Alberton, 436.
May Dorsey, City, 434.
Mary E McKenzie, Fiat River, 434,
Ewen C McKenzie, Flat River, 434.
Emmanuel Lochart, S« Bleanor’s, 433.
Johu EcFadyen, New Haven, 431.
Luther Cottin, City, 431.
Maggie Gillis, Alberton, 431.
M Adena White. Lower Rollo Bay, 430.
Peter Macdonald, Tracadie, 429.
Carlyle McLeod, 428.
M Horace Wright, Chelton, 427.
Melville Coftin, Savage Harbor, 426.
Joseph W Harding, Found’s Mills, 425
Bessie Stewart, New Dominion, 425.
Cecelia Edmonds, Citv, 425.
Bessie Smith, Uigg, 423.
Katie M Trainor. Kelly’s Cross, 423.
Franklin B Mellish, Montague, 422.
Ethel Lorraine, City, 42].
Janie Foley, Tignish, 420.
Clarence G Keith, Montague, 420.
Benj. Rogers, North Bed que, 418.
Kauie Dervach, New Haven, 418,
Lawrence Long, City, 41°.
Lulu Stewart, New Dominion, 417.
Pearl Vaniderstine, Montague Bridge, 417. Edward Matthews, Alberton, 417. Mellissa Manderson, Hamilton, 415. Thomas V Grant Cardigan Bridge, 415. Alexander Nicholason, Souris West 415.
Josephine Barrett, City, 414.
Johu Kennedy, Souris West, 414.
Maud Foster, City, 4:3.
Novilla Martin, Montague, 412.
Alexander S. Palmer, Freeland, 412.
Maggie Laverty, Tarrintum, 412.
Hortense Phillips, City, 411.
Egdar Docherty, Eldon, 41I.
Celia McAulay, Tracadie Crosa, 410.
Gracie L. Gordon, Rosendath, 409.
Alice Kelly, Keily’s Cross, 409.
Olive Linkletter, Fifteen Point, 409.
Robert Cefflo, City, 469.
John H. Myers, Crapaud, 408.
Lillie Bryenton, York, 408.
Ha..y Hyndman, Cicy, 407.
Geo. F. Bradley, Keliy’s Cross, 406.
James Bell, Stanley Bridge, 405.
Eva McEachern, Eldon, 403.
Hugb Wilson, New Dominion, 403.
May Grady, S’side, 403.
Montgomery Owen, Malpeqne, 492.
Laura M. Dunpby, Morel] Rear, 401.
Minnie R>berison, Long Creek, 400.
Agnes Emery, Bell River, 397.
Gertrude Brehaut, Summerside, 397.
Fannie A. Brown, Margate, 397.
Joon Duffy, Fort Augustus, 397,
Peter Hughes, Mill Cove, 397.
Celia Burrows, St. Eleanor’s, 396.
William McLean, City, 896,
Bianch McDonald, Park Corner, 395.
Fabiola Doucet, Rusticoville, 392.
Mortimer M. McKay, Montagne, 392.
Jobn H. Gillis, Darlington, 392.
Keith Stewart, Summerside, 390.
Freaericka Campbe!'. Park Corner, 389.
Louise Mellish, Charlottetown, 389.
Thomas Vessey, York, 388.
Anson Leard, Alberton, 387.
Bessie Dockendorff, North River, 386.
Ruby B. Smith, Crapand, 385.
Donald F. Campbel!, Souris, 38+.
Cornelius J. McLean, Mitchell River, 383.
G. E. Helen Smith, Rosereath, 383.
Gertie Cavanagh, New Haven, 332.
Ethel Pope, City, 3&2.
Chesley Trowsdale, Crapand 382.
Mary Arbing, Mill Cove, 381.
Ada M Campbel!. Pownal, 380.
William Robblee, Summerside, 379.
Katie Murchison, Spring Park, 377.
Alma Poole. Montague, 37%.
Ella Perkins, City, 376.
Jas L McDuff, Brookfield, 373.
Ambrose Joy, City, 371.
Louise Lawson, City, 368.
Cecil Prowse, Murray Harbor South,
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Jessie Mullally, Souris West, 366. Lucy Bent, Summerside, 366. Pius McKachern, Webster’s 6.
a Howlett, Annendale, 366. j Grace Hamilton, Summerside, 352. Richard B Campbell, Montague, 362. Wilfred Boviter, Victoria, 362. : James P Heron, Webster’s Corner, 359. Dina Gandet, Summerside. 350.
Corner,
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Anthine Doiron, Rusticoville, 359. . Bertha Brace, City, 369.
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Marion Sutherland. Sea View, 359.
M noa Fintavsve, BK don, 357, t Mordock McPhee, Heatherdale, 358.
Christopher McGuigan, St. Mary’s Road, 35%.
Mand Kieckham, Souria West, 367.
Alice M Gillix, Dundas, 357.
Herbert McKenzie, Vernon R Bridge, 356.
W A McKinley, North River, 356.
Beniot Dorion, Rusiico, 356.
Agnes Sinclair, Citv, 356.
Belle Hatchinson, Central, Lot 16, 355.
Norman Gillis, Brook fieid, 354.
Josenh McPhersoo, Uige, 353.
Kila Bb Rohertson, Marshfield, 353,
Brenton MeIntosn, Victoria, 353.
Fred Monavban Keliv’s Cross, 353.
Frank Shaw, DeSable, ‘50.
John Folev, Alberton, 35@.
Florence Sellar, City, 349.
Beatrice A Ramsey, Cheiton, 349.
Nellie Clark,
Bessie Fergnson, Summerside, 348,
Souris, 348
SENIOR ONLY.
Mary Campbeil, Uieg, 155 Edita McDonald, Kingsboro, 120. Geo C Burhoe, Alexandra, tlé. Kverett Fraser, Nortn Lake, 15, Alvan Dogherty, Miscouvele, 115. Maud Trainor, Donagh, 1!2. —O ++ oe -—
QUEEN’S COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION,
Annual Meeting Last FEvening—Shooting
Matches Arranges.
The annual businesa meeting of the Queen’s County Rifle Association was held in Mr, Stewart’s office, Morris Block, last evening. The following officers were elected for the ensuing vear:
President —Major G. L. Dogberty.
Council. —Lt.-Col. Longworib, Capt. Stewart, Lt. McDougail, Sergt-Major Bars; StaifSgt. Allan, StaiSgt. Long- worth.
Secretary-T rearurer— Lieut. J. M. Dav- igon.
Arrangements were made for the matches
to be held on Wednesday next.
Rivets Marones.—The Qietn’s County Rifle Association will hold their Rifle Matches on Wednesday next, July 28th commencing at? p. m. Entrance fee to each match 25cts, Ammunition ard sighting shot free. No two compet tors allowed to shoot out of same rifl>.
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Can vou let us have the amount of thet little bill of ours to-day.—Moore & Mc- Leod.
Fresh stra vberries at Beer & Goff’s to- night
Hosiery day to-day. See our ad for snaps.— Moore & McLeod.
See thove special lots of child’> hose at 5, 10,15 cents to-night.—Moore & McLeod.
A young college athlete at Richmond Hill, Long Island, saved two lives the other day by making a leap of six fee. through the air and striking with his shoulder a man and a woman who stood on the edge of a railway track, with a train almost on them. The shock threw them to the ground just over the edge of the track and barely in time.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port of Charlottetown,
ENTERED.
July 23.--SS Fastnet, Bethel, Halifax; Tarquin, Lawrie, Picten; Minnie Scott, Brownwell, Northport; Lucie M Jenkins, Gillis, Pictou; Dielytrie, Cook, Sydney; Pioneer, McLeod, Pictou; SS Halifax, Pye, Boston.
CLEARED.
July 23.—SS Halifax, Pye. Boston; Nereid, Dain, Chatham; SS Fastnet.Bethel, Summerside; Tarquin, Lowrie, Picton; Minnie Scott, Brownwell, Northport; Lucie M, Gillis, Pictou; Dielytris, Cook, Pictou; Sir John A McDonald, Hyde, Pictou.
Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious.
Absolutely Pure
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
LOST.—Tuesday p.m: July Ith, between Eldon and Findlays, Orwell, a brown silk umbrella, close rolied, Automatic Frame. Suitable reward. RobinsStable, Kent St,
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PERSONAL.
Mr. Hl. H. Schatfer, of the 1.C. R., is in the city.
Mr. T. J. Dillon returned Jast from Nova Scotia.
Mr. Chas. Leigh, jr.,W. A. Weeks & Co’s, buyer, left for Eogland this morn- ing.
Mr. A. W. Sierns, of Perkine & Sterne, left chis morning on @ business trip to England,
Mr. Josepb Pone has returned to Ottawa.
evening
Chief Juscice and Mrs, Sullivan.
Charlottetown in connection with the Scott Act campaign, left for bome yesterday,
The friends of Mr. L.B. Miller, of the Charlottetown Business College, will be oe to hear that he is recovering from his illness,
notice, Mr. John J. Carleton, of St. Joho, will deliver an addreve at the Benevoleut Irish
Society’s celebration at Emerald on the 6th August. His subject will be “The Day we Celebrate.” There will also be
other speakers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Satherland and Master Sutherlard, of Toronto, are visuing Charlottetown, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Doull. M». Sutherland is managing director of the Tem; rance and G neral Life Assurance Company.
Queen Hotel: A B Fisher, St John, N N; E R Reid, Trson; Rev J R Coffin, Dur- ham, NS; W K Rogers, S’Sile; John Mc- Eachern, Cherry Valley; E. Boswell, Vic- toria; T M Thomas, Halifax; David H Hogs, Brackley Beach; Miss Jennie Mce- Ew<n, Boston; W E Hitchcock and Newark, N J Neil MceNevin, New York; brandford, Out, A Hart, Yarmouth.
Seaside Hotel, Rusiico Beach : A S Peake, Lionel Peake, Healey McKinnon, Ci’iown; Miss Nettie McMillan, Miss Clara McMillan, Rustico; Mr Heaton and wife, W Stere aud wife, Providence KJ; A D Rogers, Lowell Mase; A Linkletter, S’Sid+; Chas J Brumore, Miss Brumore, Miss F A Brumore, Miss F Atkison, Misw C Atkison, Montreal; W S Stewart aud wife, Miss Beer,Ch’town; ‘amuel Carpen- ter, S .) Sangran, Miss M V Bogart, Misa Viola Bogart, New York: Charles SN Celansoa, Bathurst; Abner Hart, Halitax, N 8; W Hart do.
The Moose Jaw Times rays: Mr. Wal- lace McLeod, who was en route home to Charlottetown P. E. Island from Ross- land, is under doctors’ care at the Aber- deen.
took a turn for the worse while ou the train and was compelled to remain over at Mooee Jaw.” The Mr. McLeod referred to was fora number of years partver in business with his brother-i--law, Mr. E. Henry MacMillan of Stanley Bridge and also when they removed to Vancouver, B. C. abou: five yeara ago. His mother now resides in Charlottetown.
At the Hotel Davies: Alexander Nairn, Mrs Alex Nairn, the Misses Nairn, Tor- onto; William Ware, Boston, A H Lam- stein, Max Muller, Mr and Mrs H Golpper, Mies Mary Golpper, Master H E Go'pper, Cincinnati; Mrs. Westaway, Toronto; W H Jackson, Boston; E Y Rowland St Stephen H H Schafer, P S Enmen, Moncton;; Mr and Mrs T W Smyth, Cliaton, N Y; Mr and ‘rs J 2 Doonne, Boston; Dariel Hockins, Halifax; David Watson, Mrs David Watson, W E Walsh, Montreal; Mrs Macdonald, Master Macdonald, Glenala- dale: E L Brittain, Ottawa; Col J T Swaite, New York; H W Cunsous. M D, Waltham; Wm Meizele, Cardinal, Ont.
Prince Edward Island Hlus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores. Price 25e.
“QUR LADY OF THE SNOWS” TEA
‘The only grand Tea Party ofthe sea- son will taxe place at Alberton, on
The feast ofour Lady of the Soows, in aid of R.C. Church fand. Everybody will be there and every amusement and pleasure old and new provided.
Alberton has the palm for smart Teas, and she intends keeping it. Basterners and Weeterners, stick Aug. 5th im your hat, it will bea memorable day and no mistake, Trains all directions.
Time table later.
JNO. P. BRENNAN, Secretary. Alberton July 19th 1897. 167 246 and wky
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The house and premises row occupied by John Coombs, Esq., known as “Mar- ine Villa,” possession given fhe first of October. Rent $200.00 a year, paid quar terly.
This place is beautifully aituated, fac- ing the harbor, adjoining Dundas Esplanade,the most beautiful site in the aity.
The house has recently undergone a
water bath, with a lift from the kitchen to the diniag and breakfast rooms. BENJ. DAVIES.
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While in this city he was the guest of the.
Mr. Spence, of Toronto, who was io |
The Halifax Chronicle eays it is under-|
stood that Chief Engineer Archibald is | asked to resign and that he will be paid |
six months’ salary in edvance in lieu of a!
wife |
ER Machum, St John; T F Simpson, !
Mr. McLeod eas ill with dropsy | before commencing his journey Lome, but ,
Thursday, August 5th.
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SEASON OF 1897,
Sails from Ch’town every Friday at noon tor Halifax, calling at Summerside, Port Hood, Port Hasting, Port Hawks- bury, Arichat, Canso, Isasc Harbor, Sal- mon River, Sheet Harbor. Returning leaves Halifax every Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock, making same calls, including Souris.
Through Freight Solicited.
Rates low to Halifax.
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‘A By-Law Respecting Milk
Vendors,
Be it enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows; — 1, Every person publicly selling Milk in this City in or from apy vehicle sbali ob. tain from the Mayor thereof a License as
authorized to issue such license upon re- ceiving the License free hereinafter men- tioned,
2. The License fee for the present year 1897 and up to the Thirtieth day of April next shall be Fifteen dollars and sball be payable on the Twentieth day of August next and thereafter the eaid License fee shall be fifteen dollars per annum and shall be payable on the First day of May in each year,
3. The City Collector for the time being shall be and is hereby appointed Inspect- or of all Milk offered for sale in this City,
4, It shall and may be lawful for the said Inspector to examine and inspect all milk so Offered for sale wherever the same may be offered.
5. Itshall by the duty of every person keeping or offering Milk for sale whether on the streets or in shops or private dwell- ings to furnish to and permit the said In- spector to take samples thereof for examin- ation Os analysis, and any person hindering the eaid Inspector in the discharge of his duty, o7 refusivg to permit him to examine and inspect or to take samples of such Milk, shail be deemed guilty of an offence against and incur the penalties of this By-Law.
6. It shall be the duty ofthe said In- spector whenever he has reaso, to believe auy milk to be adulterated with water or any other substance to procure a sample thereof to be analysed and to prosecute ali persons who may be found selling offering or keeping for sale any adulterated Milk.
7. No person shall expose for sale or sell anywhere in this City milk adulterat- ed with water or with any deleterious sub- stance.
8. No person shall expose for sale or publicly sell Milk in this City in or from any vehic'e without having first ob- tained a Licence therefor in manner above mentioned,
_ 9. Any person or persons guilty of any infraction of any of the provi- sious of. this By-Law stall upon conviction in the City Court of the Stipenditary Magistrateon the oath or af- firmation of any credible witness forfeit and psy at the diseretion of the said Magis- trate a penalty not exceeding the sum of Thirty doliaas for each offence exclusive of costs and in default of payment thereof it shall aod may be lawful for the said Magistrate to commit the offender or off enders to the Common Jai! of the Connty of Queens County for any period not ex- ceeding Thirty days unless the said pen. aliy and costs be sooner paid, provided always that nothing in this By-Law shall be construed to require persons selling milk in stores or from their private dwel! ings to take out the Licence above men tioned, H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk.
City Clerk’s Off 2, July 13th,
W. E. DAWSON, Mayor.
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