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Assorted lot in sizes 32 to 42-inch.
Colors, and Black and White, Per-
calines and Musliiis; worth 85c, 95c
and some as high as $1.25, now 50c
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Ladies’ “Dongola’ Juli-
ette, line Dongola, turn
soles, patent leather
facing, neat, stylish 
and easy fitting shoes, 
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Locnt BRIEFS
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Latest News of the City
and Province.
By Reporters and Correspon-
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(See also on page 5.l
MR. Hannrsos Canvstns oiiirs and
house are connected by telephone.
THaNKrnr.LY received at Falconwood
a parcel of Iilustrated London News
from Mr. W. C. Turrcr.
A DEAD ea.: beneath one of the seats
. freer the fence beside the Park Roadway
Coniar Mormr Sri~.Prri»:N. I. O. F I
,Every ciiicrr and member of Couit
Mount Stephen is special=y invited to
bipresent at the meeting of Court
Avondale tonight at8 o’clock. Sun-
reme Treasurer Harry A. Collins will
be present and address the meeting.
As Mr. Collins in an orator ol no'mean
who at end. `
Tnnrsrascn.-A meeing was held
in McCaull’s Hall. E1 erslie, on Fr.da,v
night to consider the advisibility of re
organizing Welcome Division. Sons of
Temperance, which has been dorment
for tie past year. L. Dystaut was ap
pointed chairman. Mr. Ernest Weeks,
G. S., Fredericton, was vreseni. After
a sho t speech by several nf the lead-
ing teniperance ladies and _ gentl-men.
present it was unanimously decided to
re-organze. The ' f. llowing officer. ‘
were elected and inst-'l d for the cur-
rent quarlerz-W. P., Pansy Phil1ip;,
W. A., Mabel Williams; B. S Sanford
Phillips; A. R. S.. Sadie D5stant;Chap.
Mrs. Wm. Burleigh; 'l‘rsss.. Wm. Bur-
1 lah; F. S., W. l§l._Mill*r; Con., J.
Millar; A. C.. Cliffo'd Hayes; P. W.f»
P., Gxlfz Walsh; 1. S.: 1%.--E.>Dyntanl;'
0. S., S.._C.,Mi1lsr. »Under the -skill-
ful direction of_ the above excellant
stat! or officers we prophesy, ‘f'yst,' a
brizht future for old Welcome. » ' ' '
Tan Canadian Pacific Railway Go.`
have been advised by their agents in the `_
West that ov'er5,000 laborer-is ~wil_l - te?
required in Manitoba and -Asfsiniboini tel
assist in harvesting ,tie great' wheat 1'
crop of 1899. and in order to provide '
assistance for the farmers there, arms- `
gement-i have been .made to sell Second-
class Far n Laborers’ Excursion Tickets
from all coupon-ticket stations in the
Maritime Provinces at $14 00 for going
trip. On August 14_'h', 1899. from K
stations in New Brunswick, Harcourt to
Campbellton, and on August 15th, '
from all coupon ticket st ations in Nova 1.
Scotia and New Brunswick (except
above.) P. E. I. und Quebec, on line ol
I. C. R east of Levis. Each laborer
will be given a ceitiicate showing
ticket he had bought going ou". and
and when he has this certificate signed
by a farmer showing that he has worked t
ai month or more, it will entitle him to;
a continuous passage ticket back io
stirring point. at rate of $14.00. anv
time befor: Nov. 15th, 1899. Tickets
for the above excursion will not be
good nn ~-1mperislLimiien” trains on
tue west-bound trip.
THE l-'ir-ii L tb ir»ri excursion tickets
-"l\fIiinitob».aiil Assmihoia will be on
sale August 15th. rata $14 00 For
fur her information apply to John
Hyndman, Agent C. P. R. Charlotte-
town.
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Beahefs Liaiiiissl The loilem Pair cure
Pnce I0c,
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Stsmpers’ Corner. _ .
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JU!-Y` WAS HOT
fu' blnmem itthoBeoHive.
_ Q class photograpliy, the public are cor-
WILL
a _ as Hanes.”
Thousands "of dollars worth ofLnm-
her .landing-going as fast as it
James
Connollfs _Wl\rrf.
dents Evefywhefe, icident a few days ago. He was driving
Er.Li=.Rsi.ui: Norms.-Haymaking i<
almost completed in this vicinity.-Mr.
Wm. Ellis a former resident of this
placa and his daughter, Susie, arrived
home a few days ago from B ~ston, and
will spend about three Weeks with
friends here;_Mr. Harry Hayes. St.
John, N. B., arrived here Saturday
night to spend his holidays with his
p1rent= -\lr. A. E Williams. Sum-
tnersidewas here Friday evening.-Mr.
Fred. McNevin met with a painful ac-
a horse attached to a sulky rake. and
when going down McKay’s hill the
horse kicked striking him on_ the leg,
leaving an ugly Wound. He was at
once taken to Dr. Long.wlio put several
stitches in it.-We are pleased io 'say
,that he is doing will and will' be able
"ro resume work again in a few days.-
Mrs. Chas. G. Wright, Surninsrside, _
spans Sunday here.
has cheered the heart of the farmer
and he is securing his hay as rapidly as
pos :ble though =omeiimes compelled
to vary his employment to pav at'entio
to the energetic petite bug who has in
creased wit: wonderful rap dity the last
few warm and dry days The hay crop
is turning out hover than was at one
time expected, and will be a f.irly
average One The clcveris generallv
winter killed, but a thick under-growth
forced on by the wet will in some mea-
ur make up the buik It is early to
speak ol the wheat with cartiimty, but
some ti Ida look well after go g
through so much wet Last year the
White Russian stood the rust better
than any other variety and as a natural
consequence, this spring a large quan l
iity of that kind was imported and sold
ltifonr farmers, but strange~fo-- say
whole fields of it are turning out
bearded. This is a subject for
your Natural History Society. to '
discuss, this ` peculiar and- I
think unpmcedeiiteai transformation.-
A few mackerel have been hooked
sling the North Shire. and at few of!
Fraier’s harbor. but nothing like the
as ever. There _arc pl-nity _Squid hero
at present, put-they won’t take thc`pe-
cnliar hook ofthe Eihermen. being in
pursuit of the smsl1;h~rring, of which
should reeeive early attention of tue. EASTERN NOTES--A few dry ‘his
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Gordon has been enioying  beautiful
weeks.-Mrs. (Ravi). J. A._ Ford. of
Easipoit, Me.. and three children are
visiting among their irionds at. Rada
Paint .iid Nona nik.. T‘*“"d°!-"*° 19"* ‘ °‘° 
$400.00 given to purchasers of Union
Blend Tea. _ ,
_ iiori.=.i. Aniuviits.
session norizi.-iwsrico union. '
July 24.-G. T. Alley, Fred Bayfield,
Charlottetown; Fred E. Morris, Mon-
treal; L. T. Chamberlain. New York;
Mis. A. Brown. Charlottetown; Miss
Martin. Mrs. Nevsllc. Toronto; Mrs.
Philip Large. Mrs. H. R. Large,Mrs.
G. M. Moore, Mr. A Peters. Mrs.
Peters, Miss Kiiiy Peters, James
Pet=rs, Gordon Pei.-rs, Bonny Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. lugs, nurse and
2 children, Chartoitezown.
July 29.-Miss Sco t. O tiwa; Miss
Charlottetown.
town .
Moore Charlottetown '
Scott. 0 tawa.
Mr. A. E. Lyon, askilled artist, who
has had large experiences in first
:fully invited to inspect the excel-
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that Straw lint Yet.
Well. you had Ili*
M going so  
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old time quantities. Hake are not ,soj
-plentiful as last weak and bait scarce
umsisan immense, nodyin ramona 9””
at present.-Rav. J A. Gordon.. late 
among, friends lx¢re.hef0te'he;inovosi e_ __ _
fohil-now. charge in _Mon¢ri.al. lisp- . _ '
W
leener db  _th ‘ jnratingi , 
air ofyha; ndgo mficeetlilzulaat few -' »  -
Tim national games of
you _loan It any llljlli
you lnly bo ‘ho III.
Ro H- i'
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everywhere.  . c
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Haszard, Miss H. Dawson, W. E.” i ' I V bli f bod,
D R bmi’ f ».cii ri it . ="L'“B‘”°E-“9° 1° °° ° i
“"°°"' ° " "‘ ” ° '"°"" d li B dscountst clear.-J.
July so.-W. L. ramen, Fi-eiifriiome,  B:u°‘f§i 'g ' ’, ‘
will take place at Chsrlonotown on
Banner music” and Highland 
I
loraetown. Thursday next. 8 3|.
Tar s package of "Grupo Nuts" the
new Brain food. For sale at Baer C
Goffs. 8 fl.
Gnass Preserve jars very cheap at
Beer & GoH’s. 8 Sl.
Read, the 2 specials in shirt
waistsnow offered at Stanley
Bros. 8 ll.
Dsconrrrvir Anr Rooms, Grafton
Street-Midsummer sale ot. stamped
linens. Fancy srriclos. cozy and cush-
ion forms. etc. Twenty per cent dis-
count given. Sale to commence Aug.
4th, at 10 o’clock.-3 1w ex
ing at the Scottish Gatherln stChar\~‘
_~ put on thQ lk
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wh! ill 4
Waist Pllllii
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fnvir. Til pill UU
thollullqnfckly, -
ll. W. NIH,
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Jniy ei-.Joim o Hyndmn, cinrioiie- S1-EARN; |s $581'
-_ . . . i :'11-is cnaintsss.
Auhiisi J£§e¢:;ers;£;5;T;£;?,€rs¥)I:._ (gettin 4`"h. 5`ih and-7in'Angnsi there
Houeywemaun er Rm” _ will he excursion rites by the Canadian
- . LP. ~fi. Ra'l ay, for the round trip In
ABS; 20_d€`1§`£02i,rm§;d,Lit&§?;§ .' N112; Vi;iiiilr;l’s liiiiiycle Meet at Montreal. fur.
gg? $22; 1'i1iff°';§f,nfIi’ _  iiliiéeiiiiiiiriyniiu ilinsiilniiiiiiiivdii.
hugs-s. w. Mahon, Ha1iru;r.w. 29- If =
Aiig 6-ll. M.‘Mabf.\n. -Charlottetown ;i "sad Pawn 8 Gai' ‘mar an
miss En. ima, viewria; W. H. , gmmarggg Goods for to-lay.
22 t.f P
~ _ _ _j Half-price on 4,000 yards
E Cotton Print at Paton & Co’s.
GEO. ll. COOK, _zz ii.
S » |8c Print Cotton for 9c at
AN NUUNGEMENT Save Money _ -- Cotton
---'- Goods at half price at Paton Wrflin In K
. H"i“8 °b""'l“°d "h° °°"l""° °f di Co’s. Read their ad in to-
day’s issue. 22 ff-
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Studio Appointment Perleol llllllll
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