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THE DAILY
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Bee r Bros. for Dress
AUGUST. SALE.
White and Colored
by the thousands; all
Goods
= our foods.
All cdd lines in
Suits must
Children’
‘rew] Suits worth $3 to $5 R | sold for $2 to $3 each
Uhe Hard and Soft Hats in al = est the leading makes
will
and best
PROWSE BROS,
Shirts shades, all sizes, at prices to clear. See
be sold this month.
be
Wholesale and Retail cheap.—|
EXAMINER °
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Braces, ete., ete, |
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Our August Sale.
Ail the different departn.ents must be reduced in order te make room for fall goods. Now 4s your time to procure bargains in Carpets, Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underclothing, Ties,
PROWSE BROTHERS,
MONDAY,
Miss t
his
we don’t want the goods. Cor all the different departments. .
The Wonderful Cheap Men.
ps, 4 ers’ sports, Halifax,on x oe oe ee AND ~~ OTHE ITEMS, a eee ee R ace . n i “u tN ! aie et en HeRENNENN this yoga St | EP. 8. B.— Zon Church c rtains C. E. meet night at 8 0’ k LL ~~ ui : oniber 4 ve a j 4s°O ale are = | , : P : 4 what p ahe me | We have about twenty-five A - Halifa r bus ae | ny Ww { i i at 1@ Core oe . a | ea ~ le. R praise of tl of the prayer meeting pairs ot trese- choice goods, | —— the balance of this season’s | : a ‘ iver vie Scarep.— Mr. Patrick Mc Kenna, who} stock. If you need them, | . aX ans rariottetown is f the st five ve - “ha s been th anor ‘tho . ‘ i-acinan.’- Ten pigulecity lor the Prosiabicl « rs p the Jame) they go CHEAP fcr CASH. _* fox’ « a lismissed from the position upon am Ask to see them. Jarg? | ger lists thronghou | nt’s notice nil die eesti eunaile (as far mart 8°*a*0 las we car arn) than that the Peters 4 A 1 oe E »vernm nt desired to make room for Mr. | W hite ‘ wstre—The Grand Lodge | Thomas Connors, of Tracadie Beach. Mc . é - at Tr v8 : Wednesd ¥ | kenns holds the position ¢ f keeper of the { ounterpanres 1 lelegates from the Charlottetowr oe se de tein 96. bet he has : Lodges are B Bret James R. Mi d for eleven ye rs, and as Connors is a Had an immniense stock of K : Wa ” « Wade Joh trong supp rter of Mr. eters in the third very hy aot a ods and have SN I H W. R. Boreham, | {strict ar 1 requires a residence while in ‘ vor 2 , a D H Pp J] F. Whea ma harlo’tetown, it is contemplated to ask sold all but about hity. Lane, The majority ¢ left for ioe ty toremove McKenna from the en The ga will now go at a Tr es mor ne ‘Ss uw nr rine house a!s< z . \ are to-1 5 — + bargain to make place for -— | ween Moxrreat.—The steamer Bona- new stock coming in soon. : m , | vista arrive! from Montreal about mid- , \“n-ington On the} night, and left early this afternoon for | my T . ~, | OAS OG F . |Striney and Si.Joun's. She hadegeseret| WADlE Napkins and ty «prove > *®S) cargo inward, and her outward cargo he . B e le for-#t: | cluded 10 head cattle, 100 cheep, 100 taz: | Fine Linens . ‘SZ joats, besides butter, cheese, ete. The ; . E passengers inward were : Mr. Jeron) This is one of the depart: ” i steeves, M rs. JG Steeves, Mrs F. Steeve ’ - - 2 evening. This is a very pretty part of the| Mp. J, 8. Sieeves, Mrs. M. Steves, ments in which we excel. aes eS we pent & day af thle | Mies G. A. Heniford, Mr. A. M. ee No one can beat us im quality , se SO 7 7 stoneand wife, Mr. J.11.Land and wife, Mr : : —_—-— and Mrs. A. M. Mussell, Mr. W. H. Robin OF price. You make amis DeaTH Cuav.—T 70 : 'son, Miss Winnie Robinson, Mr. Reginald take if you buy without j t ; i 2k i Mr » hits Oi na 2 Th ‘ * . : . ° year oli chill of Mr. John Gill, of Union| Sovlnson. Mr. . vale ; a oe k’} coming tous. Anything in 1 = y morning i seems sere. A. W Ae, « ORS ees : ; . ” ; “3 ether anh died Liceek bie = after | Lovell, Mr. E. Evtit, Mr. A. Lutbread,} Towels, Tablings, Diapers, g some worm powders inadvertently pes . oe Mrs. ee “a . Mo: Napkins, ete., are always iminiatered it arver than medicins ss Bohum. Mr. dames Matheson, : ; ; a. ee ee st thowght a nquest | Mt. and Mrs. William Lawrence and Mrs good, and good values. ibe necessary, and a city coroner | Gerd ner. Mr. H. W. Turner was a pas} Don’t buy poor goods was notified, but af.er enquiring {ato the | songs r from C lottet ly to Sydney, a1 facts of the case such af roceeding was | }Mr. J. Whitmosn to 88. J yhin’s. emed unnecessary ancl
pee ewes este
A Good Thing
An Exrenstve Dog.—The Lewistor Me., Journal says: A dog who has eat
up a farm ani set of buildings has
been
found io easte ern Maine. The dog killed if cannot be made of poor ma= neghbor’s sheep. The neighbor offered to terials, Can a gcol cook cali it squa if the dog was killed. The v make a good cake and use dog’s master r-fused to agree to this,'and alé eg7s and bitter left from lawsuit came next. To pay the costs and 1895? Neither can she make damages assessed by the court, the owner ? good eakes and muffins un- of the dog had to mortgage his farm for . less she uses good Baking $ 008 The mortgage had a bi gger ap! e- | Powder. tite thaa the dog, and soon the farm was , Johnson’s Baking Powder is good. gone and the owner hai to move away. : tin 19 cents I log is new dead. ¢ tin lS
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Mowsrer Picstc at Kensineroy Wirn Me esh every few days > ia. Traix,—A tea party in connection ; and sold by with St. Mary’s Episcopal church, Ken- sinzton will be held to-morrow, the Ilith ORDSOD. ¢ inst. Teaon the tables at 1 o'clock. ‘ Johnson & J
Siionld a sufficient number of persons go from Charlottetown a special train ie leave at 10.30 local, returning after the pcnic. Return fare of party of 41 will be
Graduates in Pharmacy. $
ceoeosuesvwseve wSoeee
${, for party of thirty-five $1.20. Persons tending to avail themselves of this. op- portunity of spending a pleasant day and AU CUST iS A a!so of helping g in a good cauze will please leave their names at Dr. Dodd’s Drug Store to-day before 9 o’clock this evening, as the committee Cannot engage a special train unless they have a least forty bames provided. . eee ia which to buy ProviscraL Ririe Assoctation.- — ATT TIPTIpw prize meet og of the Provincia R ; FI RNIT e RE ciation takes place at Kensingt a R fle
tange on Wednesday next, at 8 o'clock, The Spring rush
» sharp. The prize list this year is : = ‘ :
lar than ever before, and the prizes are is over. Some
weld “tributed. The Lavlies’ Challen lines are reduc-
Ca e¢ M wre Challenge Cup, the Gov- : :
ernor-G-neral’s Silver and Bronze Medals, ed in price to
an the Dominion Rifle Association Silver “ae al
a Bronze Medals are of themselves cvear, Bargains
worthy of most earnest competition; e all over the
— ies these there are upwards of $700 i
cach prizes. A really interes y g meeting house.
js in store for our ritle mes, aod we trust
ty will take advaniage of i Thel wa py oaoM gg LED
Secretary will be in hie tent atthe Rang e| WARK Wii ‘
on Tuesday afternoon to receive entric Who Sell at Selling Prices.
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GREAL-
10c
LACE SALE.
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~-_ oes 7 ar Onlv ew lev a creat ‘ale of Lace at 10c a yard. nly a f ee eee . i * this sale was ever particulars cau be given here Nothing approaching this sale we ‘ ‘ g made before by us. Youcan't¢ flord to mit
THOUSANDS OF YARDS
We have appropriated a large part of of cur south counter to the display.
BLACK SILK GILT
COLORED SILK “ ORIENTAL . VALENCIENNES ‘ AMERICAN T JETTED . CHIFFON 7 PLAITED ” DRESS - MILLINERY " CURTAIN “
LACE
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ONLY ONE PRICE ALL ONE PRICE 10 CENTS YARD. Lace for Fancy Werk
Lace for all Purposes
sgn: BEER BROS.
Call early
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sale and you missone ot the chances of a lifetime. refuse any discount offer for ar
AUGUST 10, 1896,
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Our August Sale.
will not money, and making in
OTHERS.
Ve positively We want m2nipas sacrifice we are
PROWSE BE
iy line of Carpets, Hats or Clothing. ne dae ani all see the tre
PERSONAL, Mr. S. T. Day, of New Glasgow, N.S.,
is vis ting r 3 Q irlottetown. of Mr. Geo. A. Dixon.
Mr. D. A. Bruce returned on. Saturday from a five weeks’ trip to the Upper Pro- vinces.
Mr. Evilie, of Windsor, N.S, is visiting Charlottetown and is a guest at Riverside.
Mrs. Hooper (nee Newbery) of Cornwall, Unt., is here on a visit.
Hon. Peter McNutt, wife and daugiter, of Malpeque, were at the Brupswick yes - terday en route to P. E. Island.—Moncton 7) mes.
Rev. S. T. Teed has returned to Moncton after a very pleasaut four wi eke’ trip, @ portion of which was spent in Prince Ed- ward [s'and
Mrs. Shenton left for Pugwash yesterday afternoon, having been called there by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Mathew Lodge .—St. John Sun,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fontana, of Charlottc- town, are v:siting friends in Pictou. Mr. Fr ontana was one time governor of Mog: Ja— len Islandy.— Advocate.
Mr. Fred. Harvie, of establishment, Halifax, is spending
He is the guest
Browa & Webb's
his
Charlottetown. His many frieads are glad to see him.
Mrs. L. H. Davies and the Misses Davies passed through Pictou on Thursday on their way to Shelburne, where Mrs. Davies is to christen the new cruiser to be launch- ed there this week. — Pictou Advocate.
best written and serra advertisement of that publication, has been won by Jozeph Auld, of Burlington, Vermont, Prince Palward Island.
Rev. G. M. Campbeil’s were vlad to see him back in his accus~ tomed place in the pulpit of the First Meth- odist Church yesterday, lookirg so well afier his vacation. He preached morving and evening, and the sermons are spoken of as the best ever delivered in the city The First Methodist Church is certainly to be congratulated upon baving secured the services of a man of Mr. Campbell’s breadth of views and largeness of heart.
At the Hotel Davies: J. E. Grant, Geo. W. Gardicer, city; W. L.Ogal, Miss C Rosse, Miss Ross, Toronte; J. S. H. Sutheland. Jobn Madeon, Qoebee: F. Goubb wife and daug hter, Brantford; John Stirling, Mon trea'; George Green, Lena —s S’side ; H, P. Baker London, Ont.; H. Lawrence, H.F Goodwin, Poist de Bote; H. B. Mce- Kasey, Halifax; H.C.Dousr,jr. Norwood J. Yeo, ~ ort Hill, F. H. Howe and w'fe,N Y. r. C. Currie, Mrs. A. G. Currie, Bos ston; Arthur McGregor, New York; Mr. aad Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Bloomington, lll. W. Hl Carvell, city; Mrs. W. L. Ogle and ch lI- dren, Miss Hallett, Truro, N. S; Arthur R. Slipp, Dr. B. M. Mullin, Frederic ton, N. B,; Hf. Bryant, Thos, Douglas, Hal fax; John F. Jones and wife, C harles C. Jones, Concane,§ N. H.; Mre. M. Sichels, New York; H. W. Worfield, Jersey City; J. D. Bradshaw, Toronto; Dr. Malcolm McFar- lan and wife, Miss McFarlane, Miss Janet McInnes, Philade!phia, Pa.
The arrivals atthe Queen cn Saturday included : J. E, C. Hunter, Alberton, J. Li Johnson, Kings, Oa; M’ss Zellah Smith, New York City; Dr. B. M. Mullin, Freder- icton; Arthur R Slipp, do.; Frank M Quio- lan, W. F. Carley. Boston; Chas F. Gra- ham, Rev. M. Lemire, Halifax; ee Crowe Truro; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Olshen, Conn; Mr. aad Mre. KE. H. Harvey, Miss Harvey, Dr. E. T. Cushing. Dr. H. W. Cushing, Cleveland; Dr. Malcolm McFar lane and wife, Miss Christina McFarlane, Mise a Mclunes, Philadelphia ; Mr. G. N. Lepine, do; Mas‘er Jack and Regin- ald Lamont, J. Turner, do; J. K. Burhoe,
Westboro, Mass.; A. J. Reid, Musquodo boit, N.S.; Charles O. Lord, Worcester, Mass.; PD. Gordon, S’side; Al. Bertram,
New York City; A. D. Campbell, St. Thomas, Ont. Aue: 10—John Nichols, Annandale; Rev. W. P. Archibald, Srnny Brae; Rev. E. C. Turner, Pownal; G. B Dawson, St. Croix, N. B.
During alterations ‘o Trevor Hal’, Llangollen, Eng., the + orkmen found n the roof 150 £5 Bank ot suyziand notes
aid a bank book containing dens ts
mo inting to £1,200. The money 4g be i-ved to have lain there for seventy-two lears,
The first prize of $500 offered by the | American Newspaper Directory for the
a native of |
many friends
: | a [Stearns is Best. ‘THE PEOPLE'S STORE Carter's for Wall ill Paper
OBITUARY.
Calmly and pracetully passed away thie soul of John T. Bryenton on Aug. 2ad
j inst., aged 26 years. Though -the dread | SUmmous Came in the-bloom of life, never- theless he met death bravely; and fortified with the consoling influences of the last
| Sacraments of the Catholic Church, he appeared before the Throne of Divine Justice. He was born near Kensington, where, duriog his boylood,-he atteuded school. In 89 he entered 'St. Dunstan’s College, and in this institution he remained
for two yeary. His health failing, he eft college, and sought the more congenial cline of the sunny south. After his re-
turn tothe Island, he re-entered college "93-4. After quitting “Alma Mater” he fell a victim to consumption, which, after a short interval, claimed him for death. At college he was very popular among the *‘bovs” aud was an enthusiastic worker in the societies. He possessed talents in no inean degree, and was proficient in drama- tic impersonation. Those who attended the College Boys’ presentation of thedrama “Hermigild” °93-4, will easily remember his proliciency in interpreting the character of ‘Count Sisbert.”” tle was a member of the “Re-union Club” formed in St. Duan- stan’s in the year ’93-4 and is the first to ve remembered among the missing. No less a favorite was he beyond the domain of college life. He was well liked by all with whom he became acquainted, and his death will be long mourned by his many intimate friends. His remains were foll owed to St. Mary’s Church by a pro- cession almost @ mile in length, a lasting mark of the esteem in which he was held. A Solemn High Mass of Requiem was sung by Rev. Mgr. Gillis. To his family 1s ex- tended the tender sympathy of his many friends and associates, "31.
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WINS THE QUEEN’s PRIZE,
The Third Prize in the Garrison Target Competition also Won by the Canadians,
Shoeburyness, Aug. T—The Canadian artillery volunteers and two British volunteer regiments entered squads for the repository competition here to-day. This com petition consists in dismounting,taking along a platform and through narrow passages and remounting a 64- pounder, the winners taking the drilling cup and repository competition badges. The Brit ish teams accomplished the operation and then the Canadians dismounted the gun
and began taking it threugh the narrow passage by a novel method, when their
commander, Bridgeford, ordered them to cease aud retire owing to the stores and implements being differeut from those used in Canada. The Canadian ariillery men also retired trom another competition with a British team for a30-guinea cup, owing to being unfamiliar with the conditions of the competion. The Canadians won the cup and the Queen’s prize.
The Canadians won third prize in the garrison artillery target competition.
The Queen’s prize won by the Cana- dians consists of a silver cup, badge and £110 in money to be divided amongst the men. This prize is awarded for the high- est score in a stationary aod moving target competitions. The Canadians scored 237 points.
— <> © «<< GET HENDERSON.
Sir,—The electors of Ward Four fully
| will
vacation with his parents and friends in |}
i
j
expect their councillors, Messrs, Nicholson and Johnson, to stand by the law aad carry out the Scott Act. Ward Four has always been a Scott Act werd, and nothing wi:l be
' countenanced from its councillors short ot
a thorough vindication of the act. The law must be obeyed, and if Prosecutor Warren not prosecute, the Council will be asked to re-engage Henderson. He can put terror into the evi! doers; and if others will not act, he will. -
Warp Fovr.
SUMMERSIDE EXPORTs.
Summersipg, Aug. 8.
20514 S06KS Onl8........0< cccces ..-$ 2896 FT ROO aioe iii 1200 $4096
At“ Woodbine Cotiage,” Mr. and Mrs.
July 28th, to Frank E. Dickie, a son.
MARRIED
At St. George’s Church, Grand River Fast, on the 4th in-t., by the Rev. J. C. McLean, F’. P., assisted by Rev. J. P. Mc- Grath, Mr. Chrysostom McCormack, St. George’s, to Miss Florence A. McLellan, only daughter of Donald McLellan, Esq , of the same place.
DIED.
At Charlottetown Royalty, on Sunday, the %th August, inst, F.ederica Jane Rankin, daughter of the late Major C. D. Rankin, aged 68 vears.
LF uneral on Tuesday, the 11th inst., three o’clock p. m., from Mr. Malcolm Ne. Leod’s residence to Sherwood Cemetery by carriages. ]
At North Bedeque, on Saturday night the 9th inst., Hon. Alexander Laird, aged 6} years.
[Funeral tomorrow (Tuesday) at 2 0’ clock p. m.]
WERVOUS Troubles are due 1 impoverished blood. Hood’s Sar- saparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier and NERVE TONIC.
~ Shredded Whole Wheat
BISCUITS.
The above-named Biscuits are mde frem the whole -wheat berry, and therefore contain all’ the bran, gluten, etc, and are very easily di- gested.
They are highly recom- mended for invalids and child- ren, and especially for anyone troubled with indigestion,
For salefat
| Beer & Goff's.
Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1896.3’
Wedge-
SNAPS
one. eng BELT B'SKLES a WAIST SETS. LL (i
We are ets some very pretty things in
ROYAL ENGLISH WEDGE- WOOD WARE,
Teapots, Butter Coolers,
Prices almost eut in two. This special sale of Belt Buc- kles and Waist Sets is on now, and will only Jast a few days. If you want your pick better
NOVELS ALWAYS STOCK. Hammocks, Tennis Balls, Tennis Racquets. Haszard & Moore, Booksellers.
Now is the time to buy fash- ionable buckles and waist sets at wee prices.
W. W WELLNER, JEWELER.
FOR PICKLING
* bbls. Pickling Spice.
REDUCTION IN PRIGE
——QN-——
OIL STOYES,(
ICE CREAM
FREEZERS,
SGREEN WIRE,
CARDEN HOSE
30 “ Malt Vinegar, full proof. 39 bbls White Wine, full proof.
20 bbIs English Malt.
50 .Demijohns White Wine, XX. Wholesale only.
sug5—tuwim CARVELL BROS. CHORGH 80! SCHOOL Fol FOR ) GIRLS
Edgehill, W Towa Seoti Michaelmas term n Begins Sept 5 1898
BISHOP OF NOVA SCOTIA~ CHATRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES; LADY PRINCIPAL—MISS MACHIN; VICE PRINCIPAL—MI3S PAINTER
With Eight Resident Governesses, Four Instructors, Matron and Trained Nurse, Housekeeper, etc.,
The New Assembly Hall, Art Rocm; ten additional Music Rooms, and the Ea larged School Room, will be ready for oc - cupation in September.
Special Senior Students admitted. Dip- lomas gravted. The situation of Edgehill ie remarkavly attractive and healthy. The grounds ipclude Lawns, Tennis Courts, Skating Rink, Gardens, etc., and cover eight acres. For calendar containg full information apply to
DR. HIND, Windsor, N.S. jy21-246 tl 15th Sep.
How is Your Watch Keeping Time?
A Watch is a delicate piece of machinery, and to give satisfaction should not be kept going year after year without cleanining If yours needs attention. bring it at once to us and we will put it it in good runniug order at a moderate charge
G.H. TAYLOR,
Graduate Optician. North Side-Queen Square, Ch’towa.
TIRED EYES.
Especially when reading or working by artifical light are nearly always a sure in dication of defective vision.
Dodd & Rogers.
Wholesale & Retail. asi srisrtvsersr4
Property For Sale.
The subscriber wishes to dispose of his beautifully situated residence,“ Kdenhurst’
It is poor economy to refrain from wear | West St., between the residences of Hon:
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ing glasses when permanent injury to the | L. H. Davies and Benj. Heartz, Esq. eyes may result. It dosen’t cost anything | Fronting 84 ft on West St. and running to to find out the condition of your eyes. the shore 260 ft. Examination by correct methods free at The house 1s heated with hot water and the Queen Street Store, opposite J. D. commards a most beautiful view of the McLeod’s. harbor and surrounding conntry.
G.F. Hutcheson, | ters "Arvis oe
Terms easy. Apply on the premises to late with E. W, Taylor.
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SIMON DAVIES.
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FAST BLACK
COTTON HOSE
LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S.
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Hosiery or Cloves bearing above
trademark are absolutely fast plack, clean,staintess, pure, bright and durable. Ask for Ilermsdorf- dyed Ilosiery at hosiery counter.
MEN'S HALF HOSE
MEN'S BICYCLE HOSE A GOOD RANGE AT LOW PRICES
T.d. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE
Candle Sticks, Jugs, Cups'
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SS es AES __ Weare clearing out Dry Goods, Clothing, and Boots and Shoes at, Slaughter Prices, during this ‘month. Everything 2o0ing cheap.
Kese=Come and see us for Cheap Gco!s
J. B. MACDONALD & CO
AUGUST SALE!
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cill early. Choice Patterns, Match Safes, Biscuit Jars snappy goods, big bargains. Salt’ Holders. | NEW
‘raie¢hland
Ranges —
«Viaed in Boston
—SOLD ONLY BY—
*ennel & Chandler.
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We Would ld Like to Have Your { Onder for one of f our
MME « TWEED + SUITS.
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Which we are prepared to make in Bicycle or any other sort from $13 00 and upwards
The largest stock of cloths to select fecm. things in design, make and color. Satis‘re: euery particular.
The yopular ion guaranteed in
See our large job lot of Hats.
JOHN MACLEOD
Charlottetown, July 22, 1896—246 & wy
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All Summer Shirts and Straw Hats
sO r— Dp. A. BRUCE,
Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.
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Ladies’ Fine Shoes
We have lately added to stock, some very pretty Ox- ford Tie Shoes, price 90¢e, $1.90 and upwards, Men’s Oxfords at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, upwards,
W. H. STEWART & CO. London House Building
I's sa Short Cut
From courtship to your wedding suit. be abie to make any satisfactory first part of the programme, 1 last we are strictly in it, and can help you economic: ally and in good taste, then you will have the satifae- tion of knowing that anything jou get of us is up-to- date in style and workmanship.
S. A M’DONALD, Fashionable Tailor.
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