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 AUGUST 29' 191° A ' 'run Lyrasr News `“ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GU
ARDIAN 1r1ns'i' or am." _
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  c  G Miss Blanche_Morau was a passexi- Capt. McLeia.n,' Clty,` ol the North-
_ ._ . _ __ _ _ _  _ er from the eit Saturda mornin amber-lanii was ra sited from the
Head Ofllces in New Prowse »Block-Charlottetown,
The steamer Nor`thumber1aud ar-
- i rived in port Saturday evening
f i i: ., -
The iiitest news. first of ali. 'riie o. C.. s. coniitaiiee arrived i
""" Port Saturday.
[ence were_ served Saturday on Ed-l Mrs. 5'. B ll F ` B ‘
ward ceiiiiis and stephen ooyie. vi,,i,i,,g` h,,,.°:,‘;fe,'_ Nf,f;‘_‘°('Ru,-,_§’G_
Wlampbell, St. J h I l
he steamer Stanley will sail from lcity. 0 n' “mer y of th
Prohibition summonses for first of-' .___
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145111:.; for same isiiiiia and mt- ___
ward with light house supplies thisi Among those who left for the Ca
morning- aillaii Northwest on the special Fr
...ie - ' <  ’ ' i day were »Daiiiei and Ira McKay
_ _ fQ"l19I`1Y 1110580111-:c1's on the Csnadia
George Vanlderstine, city, were pas- _Express Co., to Winnipeg; Aver
eangcrs west on Saturday afternoon Wood, Pownal, to Strasburg; Wa
on a fishing excursion. ‘lace Farquharson and Lee McDonal
--Ii-~ ililt. Herbert, to Winnipeg, and Ja
Larabee, Eldon, to Winnipeg.
Joseph Gaudet, Albert Stewart and
I Some new things just received in
1t'<.~ ‘ii tii t ii. iv, ’
Molris chocolates are apricotines, Tiiplilii Si; Ci Kciisinigiadiiorwliii R'
` spending his holidays with the pos
E Y Y E i p '
0" 11 visit w Hemel- _ ony i-ioiipitsi iss: iiigiit as iiist about
'“"- the same. ‘
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Chas. E. McPhee of Cambridge,
` shortly after eight o'Cl0Ck. Mass., who has been visiting in this
tion showed no improvement. His
is frlendsi will sincerely regret to hear
“Z ' _ fm* i Province left on return home Satur-
' Last night Jonn F. Worth's condi- day morning.
The marriage of Miss Elizabuth
 f-bil '_ ' _ _ ' = Chappell, daughter oi J. J. and Mrs,
‘ - ---_ Chappell, City. and Reginald Taylor,
The mall train arrived in this city City, will take place in this City
' at ten thirty-live Saturday evening Wednesday morning.
"Once creams’ Péylut chlster' h“Z°1` master of Granville, had a valuable l10“~-‘PWSbYl15l”iH!1 WiU\€HS-
ines. and uncoated bon-bons. We _Sean s'“°1_°“ f",';,’_“ hlmf0B1`lY Thur
` / ay morning. ie tliie, whose ide
have over tweni; varieties in bulk. iity is known, is supp .' d t h .
 gone gf, Syiiney_ Q, B_o5e O ave  TTIU McCabe, City returned Saturday ev-
'riiese chocolates are now the largest ____L__;__ i -_ _ . . . Painless 2 ,ning from Om...-H where they im - .
- . . Y A i participated in the D. R. A; shoot at  . _
 --          pi-tts      -f i me 1 D 0 s ere ur-ni ure
y Enym mke_"”m°p“-“Wu” bmour thitli ld. I. Team will arrive ton
50c. pound ln bulk. May he obtained Says Dodger in Act one of the pla
5 . ness, constipation, morning and sick heivi- lg
from J. G. Jamieson, Druggist. 'in the Oper" HUUSB 0" the eve-“ill
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Of Labor Dey. September 501- D0n’t acne; break up wid; and were on revere.
‘_u¢_m“|,¢._ mi. g_|.gma 0¢__|,¢'¢u,u";, D_r George (lamp of Upper Sllcflield,
7-l3dmwf25l.* miss it_
qrilorty-five minutes late. All dther --_
inward trains Saturday were on The m-any iricnds of W. N. Riggs,
Cit who was taken to the P E Is-
I; time. _ y, _ _
y --- land Hospital on Friday last to un-
l_ Rev Thus P. Druiizin wishes to ac-'dergo treatment, will be pleased to
d knowledge. with thanks, .the receipt know that she is improving.
sf of cheque for $43.50 from the congre- --
'gaticns of Murray Haiibor, North and John Darrach of Dorchester, Mass.,
Peter's Ro:-id, P. E. I., (the first has arrived on a visit to his par-
nemed $36.50 and the latter $7.00,) ents-, John and Mrs. Darrach of
e t er Rev Andrew Gray, to aid Clyde River He will he accompani-
i 5 D D - ' ' ' . , .
5 in i‘c'ouildin¢z St Andrew's, Campbell- cd home by his wife and little daugh-
ter, Mary, who have been summcririg
here.
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Gr. James Landrigan and Corp. A.
d
is in the city, the guest of his bro-
“W A A  Ai A V' ` ` ""’ `_""""`--""""  "'~”""-'~ -1* “' ' "* lther Rev Walter Vamp. Mr Camp is
Some Monday. Snaps    
iiiduceiiieiit' to do your Moiidziy slioppinglicrc. We :ire offering
iiow---odcliiiciiis at low prices---uscfiil articles at so little inoiiey--~
illzit you vi ill woiidcr liow we can do it.
E lizivc' been going over the different Depzirtineiits of the Big
Store, and culling out what we think you will appreciate as an ,
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biggest for the siiiullest price eveiy time.
it niuiessis
ciiiirrzrs
- iso \’zir<ls Best Quality Brussels, re-
gular price $1.65. Iii Stair, Border and
B0dy widths l-for Mond:i_\',
' $1.00 pcr yard.
LINOLEUM _
Regular priced 75 cts.
Sntiirdziy 50 cts.
Well--you know sonic one gains--aiid in this instance it
_ ' will he you, for needed things at low prices means saving for
Sollletllliigf else. Below we ineiitipii some of our bargains, and the value the
JAP MATS
Small sized Mats only 50 cis. Large
sized, for rooiii cciitre '
$i.75-3.oo- -4.oo.
SLIGIITLY S0l_LED CURTAINS
A lot of these :it lizilf price. ]ust :IS
good after :i visit to thc lziuiidry, ns if you
had paid full price for iheiii. Colne early
after this siizip. It will not he long here.
` ‘ JABOTS
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" ' my 'K' %_,_ irinimcd, iilso
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\- ` w ’ ` 25 vis. *
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` lili-giuii g.'ir|iii~nl.~aiii Bliiclr, Brown, llliie.
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Shoppinii B_a__}Ls
ioii:1hlc,coll.'ir, noni slccw.
fraiiic and lciitlier liiiid.
Special $1.25.
Patent Leather Bi.-lis,
15 cts.
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f'/f< `if5./.~""»,;{;*- ‘ `
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` h  lii_ l)ri-s_<len and   trimmed. Special _
`... ."\ `¢1§f_jj-Q§_f1,,,, l’ie|'si;ii\ i-ilccls 25 ‘ f' ZW’ 59<`lS-
`. ¢ \ '*§`<1:g`<*‘¢f,7f'\ ‘1!*“‘."""- -'\'~"“"  Dutch Collars
.AQ-\  'hilrorizeil llelis ai ' ._ .1v__1T\_____ lac"
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‘ liox plviiis :iiiil li|1_\' lurks, i`iiiishod with liiiilmis,
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.\l;i<li‘ ‘offline qual-
ii lotion rcitily
V:/.|11 ,
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\\'ilh
Faisli- ,  _ '
"il-” - $5.49 coiisnrs .
1\Indi-. of sirqng jenn, uni
sieel iillccl., 4 s\i.~ipi‘ndcrs. Gool
viiluc :ii .iq Isis.
UNDERSKIRTS
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Moirc Uuderskirts, \\iih ilucp
floiincc and dust riiffle. $1.65
for 1.49. '
ladies’ and Children’s llosiery
Reqiiisites in this liuc, iii Blacks :ind ’I`:iiis 2 for 25 cts.
Lisle Slockiiigs for Liidics, iii ull thc latest .<lin<lc.~i, 25 cts. _
Sliinuicr Uiidci'\'csts--clcnriiig to iunkc rooiii for iviiiicr goods io :uid 25 cts.
Black Czi.<liii1ci'e l~lose, i'ibl.cd :ind plniii, fiucst quality. regular 38 ct liiie, for 25 cts- We
:irc i_','i\'iiig you this biirgziiii, simply liccuiise we o11i‘scl\'cs purcliased at a bargain. _ _.___
Hiiiiilkeicliicfs, fiiicl:1\\'ii, lieiiisiitcliccl. S:1tiird:1y5 cts each. `
’l`oiiri.~‘i's l<`rilliii;;, io cis pci' box. 6 Frills, boxed, 25 cis.
Puri: Liiicii Towels, full size, _reg_ii_l:ir 25 c_t vnluc, for 18 cts.
lliiblcncliccl Tnlilc Linen, for Satiirdiiy- 22 cis.
lilniiiiclctti-.s in Turiiiii l’li\id.~a 12 cts per yard.
Colored l’riiils :ipccirilly priced at S 1-2 cents per yard.
2 piiirs socks, good i|iiz1liI._\', good iruzircrs, 25 cts.
Mc1i'.~: \Voi'kiiig Sliiris, of liliick Twill, $1.00 regular, for 75 cts."
Black Sntecn and (liiigliziiu Workiiig Sliirts, 75 ct line for 50.
in i1lie'___§'i€u’s Furnisliipg§
l)cp:irtiuciit, ilicrc is o BIG Sl’.'1Cl \L SALE_ for Monday of goods .<ucl_i as li/leii’s Sum
iiicr Uuderivczir, Four-iii-Hniid ties, llock-oii Ties, Fancy :iiid Plain Hosiery. 505 Fruit
thirts Bo fs' Fziiicy Shirts, VVool Uiidcr\vc:ii', Batliiiig Suits etc, etc, at
v 5 $55 I-3 off everything.
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Shan Tunii Waisis’
 
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18 S'i1ii lc W'iist-, in 1,4 '56 xii sires Prettily and most daiiitilytriinined with
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Soiitnclic Braid. To clear ou Monday at $2.75
` All Lawn Wnists to .sell quickly at HALl<"PRICE. .
Net Blouses, in Ecru over silk slip $4-50 is the price a.~i_ked usually for these
35 ' - - ‘ ‘
garments, and we put them on sale Miiodiiy at
_ `_"  $2.95 _ _ __
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c/f4.;; /Q/§ir€s@5%HZHT ?f!m`P£
f**.i!~~i _
on his way to Prince Edward Island,
wher his ‘ . .
fthe Baptist ministry on Wednesday
fnext.-New Star St. John.
W. F. and Mrs. Dockeudorff of Van-
couver B. ‘C., are visiting friends in
this Province, Mr. and Mrs. Docken-
dorfl formerly resided at Cross
Roads, Lot. 48, but have lived for
the Inst seven years in Vancouver,
They speak iii glowing terms of the
west.
- W. R. Mclnnisi of Montreal was in
the city yesterday. He arrived in his
private car, Lethbridge, attached to
the Atlantic express, and arriving in
this city at noon, he left again at
<12.-10 for Point du Chene, to meet
his Wife, who is returning from
Prince Edward Island. V.G.R. Vick-
ers, of the Dominion Express, who is
here on a trip of inspection to the
local office, and W. B, Bamford, gen-
eral lreight aizeut of the C. \P. R.
for this division, who was returning
from Portland (Me., both) came in
with Mr. Mclnnis.-St. John Tele-
graph.
John McDonald Jr, of Point Prim,
who has successfully made the won-
derful invention of an aeroplane and
which he claims solves the great aer-
llal problem has leased his rights ti
pronioto_1‘ is H\. D. Crawford, who is
n property owner of Long Island, N.
`Y. The company will have 3 capital
ing of twenty tliousan-d a month. T-ha
inventor will receive 31 pei' cent and
‘is oilered a position as superintend-
ient of construction. His many Is
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' E.LlGHTFUL`? Surély! Every taste
R¢<i\1il'¢° Y°\v’. leisure-not youiihute..
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. You'l| he pleased with our splendid line of
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e 3 son is to be ordained to  ) ,:,,'_:_,:.;__,f';~'?_',:,:‘;};¢'_:_
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1 I (__ Furniture Headquarters
coiiclies--
selection.
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Morris
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Parlor suits-_-oilcl cliairs--~settees--- _
_ Fine 3 piece suits 25.oo to 135.oo
Couches 4 oo to i7.5o
-Morris chairs- a really fine A
piece suits $2o.oo to 50.00
iairs 5.oo to 15 oo .-
Chairs 4.50 to 25.00 i
B§€RllNEEKS_.&E§R & WEEKS "
There were no Chicago Market
quotations in the despatches this,
morning. ,
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R. B. Rossborougli, Manager of the!
Bank of Nova Scotia -of this (lity,l
and family leaves this morning for al
two weeks visit to Freilerictoii, N. l$.il
Among the retiirning passengers on
th-e Murray l-lai".,o\1r Train Satur<lay,l
were Miss l.'ilu Llfillu.-ri, Waterside;
Rev. M. l’. Murray, l‘ast<.r of the
who is spending his vacation with his.
parents at B1‘ndalba1ic, P. E. T.,
preached at both services in the
- Central ilhristaiii Ghurcli of this C'ity`-
iland friends are proud to learn of his yesterday. The subject of the morn-
great success.
 
Pl|ll|FlEI] HIS lllilllll
Dr. Morse'a Indian Root Pllla
Healed Mr. Wilson’s Soros
1 When the sewers of the body-bowels,
kidneys and skin ducts-get clogged up,
. the blood quickly becomes impure and
frequently sores break out over the body.
'l`lic way to hc-nl them, as Mr. Ricliiird
Wilson, who lives iicnr London, Ont.,
found, is to purify the blood, Ile
writes: -
"1"or some time I liacl been in_n low,
depressed condition. My appetite lcft
me and I soon began to suffer from indi-
| gestion. Quite ai nuiiiber of sninll_ sores
and blofclics formed all over my skin. l
tried medicine for the blood and used
many kinds of oinimcnts, but wiilioni
satisfactory results. What was wnnicii
was a tliorough cleansing of the blood,
and I looked about in vain for some medi-
cine tlii.'. would :icconiplisli iliis.
Ai. lust Dr. i\lorsc’s Indian Root Pills
were brought to my notice, and they are
one of the most wonderful medicines l
have ever known. My blood was puri-
fied in e very short time, sores healed up,
my indigesiion vanished. ’l`hcy always
have ii ol.rtc in my home :ind are looked
upcii as the family i‘eiucdy."
Dr. Morsc`S Iridiuu Root Pills cleanse
the system thoroughly. Sold by all
dealers at 25: ii box. F
PLAT A isis
-FARES-
First Class .......... $1o.5o_
Second Class............. 8.95_
Return, First Class. . . . . . . . 18.00
and BOSTON.
at noun.
T. NICOLL
Agent, Charlottetown.
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litisuniainu Pacific.
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Montreal. Quebec. Liverpool
Fri. Scpi 9-Empress of ireland
Thu. Sept 15-Lake hlnnilobn
fini Cabinsgo
Em renee, .. .,....... .oou .
F Ono Clue Cabin P
Lake Erie `\
Lake Champlain ...... $47.50 up.
llireci Route io Boston
ing sermon was "Good Soldiers of
Jesus Christ", and that of the even-
ing, from_5 chap. Epb. 1-ith verse,
subject “Sleepers Aroused." Both
discourses were well received by good
congregations.
The boasting of three young men
who claimed to have swam across
the Hillsboro River and back again
on Saturday afternoon formed an in-
teresting topic for many parties who
coiigi‘e1.rate1l in twos and threes
around the princilul streets of the
city. The young gentlemen had re-
lated their individual experiences
and whether or not the story he-
came exaggerated iii transmission
can be just as properly jiulgcd by the
reader as the writer. One story re-
lates that the three left their clothes
on this side of the river and started
on their long swim. They reached the
other side all right, it was said, but
ou the return jo1\.'ncy one of the
chaps, feeling a coming collapse
through exhaustion, called lustily for
aid. He was taken back to the South
port side and his clothes were des-
patched from this city to where their
owner was “waiting -on the other
shore," There being no means of
verifying the above statements they
must he accepted at their apparent
present worth.
: zliose.--And ict me tell you uncle,
I will not sell mysi.'.f for gold. If
you refuse to listen to me, I will ap-
peal to Mr Brown's manhood, and
ask if he wishes to force a woman to
marry him who can never civc him
her love.” Opera House, Sept. 5th.
"There are abiu; 20 ,dlffe ron
shadosln that |ovel\' soft Palli
ette silk that Moore Q McLeod
are showing. This particular
range is shown exclusively by
this firm and is equal to most.
lines shown at i.00. The special
price Is only 79 cents per yard
Moore Q Mobeod S-i 7dti'
Commencing 24th june S. 5- HAUFAX
1 C 1 F ‘d i
nefilii/ii:sforhBlll\till:It£‘€lSBtl‘l€i?’,  “Our first shipment of Ladies
sultsls ready for your personal
Returning leaves BOSTON Tuesdays Inspection and We know that
we have never had such an eleg-
ant assortment for you to choose
(rom. See our special S I 5 O0 and
$19.75 lines. Prowse Bros. l td.
8- 27dff.
ALL THE- WAY-llY- WATER
Metropolitan Lino Between Boston and
NEW YORK
An Unbrokm Nl|l\\`a Real lfom City in
City Over the Moat Yaocinaiinl Salt
Wafer Route in ihe World on the
Turbine Steel Sieamahlpa. `
HARVARD 6, YALE
`Boaion To Nag York, $4.00 Through
Tickets to all l’ ints.
Schedule : Weekdays and Siindnys.
from Boston, leave india Wharf at 5 l’. .
Same daily schedule from Pier 14, North
~_`_'_  '_  ____ __  ____f_ A '__' “`
"Moore Q. McLeod are showing
a great range o1Engl|sh Dog Skin
gloves in all sizes. ladies, one
stud fastener. tho sort that you
have always paid l 00 to i. i 5
for. Thlsflne new range is offered
you atjust 85 cents per pair.
Moore 0 MGLBOU 8 l7dt[
“When you have decided on a fish-
ing excursion, whether for a day or
a week, come in and let us supply
The People's Druggist. 8-29d2i.
“Don’t pass our corner when you
want a cigar or package of tobacco.
Remember we carry " an up-tofdnte
stock of the above and keep thein
just right in our I-lumidor 
Every popular cigar or cut or plug
tobacco at popular prices. The Mc-'
Kinnon Drug Co., cor. Gt. Goo. ii
Kent Sts. ` 'Grigg-
- '.‘.-"L-Br
"For rates and dates,tlcketa to _To-
ronto Exhlbition see ad in todiyh
l
a company in (‘.i,»,vg;,m(i, (lhio. The Estelle Jeiilrins, Uigg, and Ethel 'pay-lyou with your tackle, camera sup- paper or call on W K. Rogers City
lor. (`-berry Valley. plies, chocolates, etc. Geo. E. Hughes Ticket Agt.. lntercolonial Ry: *Q4
Great George St. 8-lildilfmtl. ._.
sightly. lt' tells of internal irrezu-
larities and impure blood which
should have been cared for long ago.
The liver and other organs are not
doing their work in the healthy.wav
they should and the pimplcs are sim
ply signals of bad blood in the svs-
em.
_Nulife will clean the blood and
give you a clear, beautiful complex-
ion and make your face a delight to
ol* $l00,000 and will realize an earn- (‘-hristign Church ut Vernilliou, Ohio, I , _ _ __ 
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PIMPLES MARKS OF BAD BLOOD
' 5.
A face covered with pimples is unyoursel! and your friends, ...,
Nulife is the only remedy that 
quickly and permanently slimi to
bad blood in the system. '_
__ You need pure blood-try Niilifd to-
ay. ='
500 n box.--If your dealer cannot '
supply you miiil the money dl;-get
to Jolinsou & Jolinson, City, Whole
sale Disi.|ih1itors‘.
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Qcuiiiiniiiufct
Assirii-:n Abs?)
BOARDERS WANTED
\_VANTED. a few boarders at 6 un-
per Hilisboro..Modern improve-
ments. 8-24diwi>d.
in/[EN students accommodated.
. Private house. _Address College,
Guardian. .' 8-231li‘iwpd.
_”’*r|;MA1.i-: iii:1.r
\VANr_nn Youuo miiiii ioi'iiniii1`i
iiimiiy. Apply at 259 Queen st.
ii-zmiwpii.
“TANTED. girls apprentices, to
-learn the millinery. Apply per-
sonally to Miss Rendle at Prowso
Br s 8 l7dtl
__°_.‘___..,__. _ _ _ ' °
WANTED.a girl for general house-
work. One who understands pla-
'n cooking preferred. Apply to Mrs.
J._,0. Sims, 279 Richmond St.
7-Hilti.
\VANTED. at once a girl for gen-
eral housework. Apply to Mrs.
(Dr.) McLaugh1an, 165 Prince Street.
8-9drtf.
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l}()Y WANTED, Apply in pppggh
_ to_;A__l)_11_cliTn & .Co. 8326 Il.
Misci:1.__i.A1~ii:ous ‘
HOUSE AND SIGN painting, D_i_|\.
.on Bros, 224 Graitqii“_Btrgq§-
Charlottetown. Paper han§i;| .|56
iimlllillg- We give country wor dir
special attention. 1-Zildlmp ‘. ,
:__ __ .. _,_
rescuers wiiirFl'i-.`""l'i"..'_'?
VITEACHER WANTED for Bltchlll
School, District No. 3.- Supple-
ment $25. Apply to George Monkley,
5150?- of Trustees, Port Hill P. O.
s-ziiisi. _
_\‘,7AN'1‘ED, teacher, for the Primary
-Department ol Murray Rlzlsr
School No. 94. I~‘emale teacher pre or-
red. Supplement thirty dollars.
é-lchool opens about first _ Beptim-
 it ‘ron sate _
]4‘.0R SALE. SAFES-ALL SIZES
. AND STYLES. If your sale is too
small we ' will exchange it for a
Co‘s Safe Canadian Fair-
banks Co., Limited, St. John, N. B.
]?OR SALE, property No 25 Hens-
. ley street. Apply at No. 27.
ll-2i'»dl'.v;\d.
FOR SALE on liberal terms that
` excellently situated residence 30
Great George St. at corner of King
Bt. Near steamers, trains, market
and churches. Apply to Arthur J.
B. Mellish. Solicitor. 8-Zdtf. _
ITOR SALE, a Gladstone carriage
_ Inquire at W. A. Hutcheson,
°_f9"° C9L‘£'l'°“°!Y-_ _ _Q-"5§.°L~_
FOR SALE, double tenement bon-
le on Upper Prince Street. Apply
to owner, Mrs R. D: Heustls. 8-17dt|
OUBE FOR SALE, very desirable
I Idwclling, No 148 Euston' St, with
g frontage of 90 feet and runnini
back, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutchg-
eon. eonfectloner. 7-25dti.
'FWARM for sale, 150 acres in high
. _ state of cultivation good build.
ings 6 miles from Charlottetown.
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her. James Sanders. Secy, 8-25d$l.
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VFENEMENT, corner Fitaroy
_ _,Weymouth streets, occupied
Conductor McKenna. Modern
ienccs. Possession October
a_t_ 193 Weymouth
Vl\0 LET, Brighton
, _ beautifully situated
now occupied by Mrs K. B
- Apply to D. Nicholson,
f1_‘0 RENT. a large
for dress-making
lc building. Boss 8:
HOUSES to
R. B. Heustll,
To LET. at
f a new cottage
eight
coach house
the Vernon
to George
Bridge.
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