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special display of infants shoes, eee them, they are interesting to every one.

Prices 45c 50c 58e¢ and 65c.

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IN MAKING. PASTRY PIES

We use the best butter that can be had. That is one reason why our pies are so good. Another is hat we know how to make them. Apple, Lemon and Tart Pies 10c. each. Cream Pies 12 and 15c. cach Cocoanut Pies 15 and 20c. each Chocolate Pies 20 and 25c. each.

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Dp. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY

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Gentlemen should see our 33 Boots in Chrome and English Calf, plain toe or toe cap.

We have cheaper lines also— good value—but if you want a pair of $3 boots and wanta good pair, try us. Satisfaction guaranteed.

“Our prices speak for them- selves.

R. K. JOST,

Stamper’s Corner.

Valuable Property For Sale at Orwell

The undersigned offers, by Private Sale bis yaluable farm of 197 acres of excellent land. 1?®acres are clearand in high state «f @ultigition, about 80 acres being mu sat eel The balance of the farm f ¥aeresis covered with a growth of the bes. hag! and soft wood. The pro- perty ie wel! watered and suitable for Dairying oF stock raising. On the farm is y good dwelling house and all the necessary Barns and Outbuildings. It is conveniently situated, being only 24 mile from shipping at Vernon River Bridge and 3 miles from Orwell Brush Wharf. Churches, Schools, Cheese Factory, stores etc., are all within easy reach, and marsh and russle mud are close at hand. The farm will be sold en bloc, or the rear— containing about 100 acres—will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The greater part of the purchase money, may remain secured on the farm. For further partic ulars apply to

HUGH D. McLEOD, Orwell.

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

f FareweLt Concert.—Weather permit- | y Ga'braith’s Band will give their | farewell concert in Queen Square gardens | ton obit. j Ho Scuooxer FrLoarep. — The schooner

Hattie M Graham, before reported stranded en Ronughton Isl wd, has been six cessfully | floated and docked at She | appears not much injured and will proceed | | to Pictou for repairs.

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Georgetown.

A correspondent | surch at | painted

ALL Saints Caurcd.- nforms us that Ali Saints © } h indsom<¢ lv

Cardigan, has been

Ja. Kdm nds, of Char- ottetown, and adds that the spire Was painted by Parker House Bill.

tes Alp Socrery.—The annual

meeting of the Ladies Ai i Society of the P. E. Island Hospital will be heid in St. Paul’s Schoolroomon Thursday afternoon, Sept. 30th, A full and pune- ; interested in

at { o’clock. tual attendance of all ladies the Hospital is re juested.

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Arpreciatep ABROAD.—The Robb

Engineering Co. hava received an order for

ithree tauderm mpound engines, side

ink, for exportto Spain. These engines

{ . ae to Obe lirect conneciel to electri:

| dynamos and were ordered by an Englioh ig firm for electric tramways at

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} ‘lonia and Madrid.—Halifax Herald ak.— The list of converts made Huater aad Crossley at Parsboro

} during their three weeks work consists of i three hundred and fif.v one persons—184 | men and boys and 167 women and girls, The netsnm the evang+lista received was | about $283.their expenses being about $134. | The thank-offerirg on the (ast night amounted to S121. sacceaaitieeie

Pouce Covat.—This forenoon Jobn Benjamin Byers, a Jad about eight years of age appeared to answer a charge of breaking the windows of the Baptist | Church on Prince Street. He was re-

manded to jail for eight days.

Jobu Sims, an articled seaman, was charged with deserting his ship. He aimitted the charge, but the prosecutor nct | appearing he was fined in the nominal sum of 5 cents and costs.

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Eprrpesic or Inrivenza.—The medicil press warns the public againsta probable | recurrence of influenza. For months

past that disease has been raging in severe | form in the districtof Merv, J'urkestan. | The rumber of victims is immense, and, | although there are fewer deaths than | formerly, the virulence of the epidemic is | said to have increased rathsr tban Jessened. The latest reports show that the attack of influenza Jeaves severe resulis, such as heart affections, paralysis, etc.

CrristiaN Expgavourn.—A meeting of representatives of the different Christian Endeavour societies of this city was held in Zion church last evening for the purpose of forming a local union of

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that organization for Charlottetown. The following officers were elected: Pres.,

Rev. D. Sutherland; Vice do, Misses G. Bovyer, Annie S. Fraser, Messrs J. Chap- pell, Alfred Duchemin, Geo. W. Ritchie, Rev. W. J. Kirby; Secietary, Mies Annie Harris; Treasurer, John T. Mckenzie.

Newsparer So1p—The_ entire plant | consisting of presses, type, etc., and every thing connected with the Progress news- paper, St. John, including the right to pablish, was sold at public auction in the city of St. Johp on Friday. There was one solitary bid of $4,500 and the property was knocked downto Mr. W. H. T. Fenety. ‘The paper has been running for nearly ten years under Mr. E. S. Carter’s ownership

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Captain Jackson, the Boston millionare,

who has been the last few summers on the Island sh woling and fishing, 18 pleased with the sport that he

£0 wel] has pur- chased a dwelling house at Souris, trom W. Cantwell, intending to go housekeep- ing when he come: on next summer, He is having the house repaired, the ¢ arpenter work being done by W. R. Diogwell and the masonry work by M. Brehaut. A verandah al! around the building with an o'd fashioned fire place inside are some cf the Improvements to he made.

Quite a serious accilent hay pe ied ove day last week to Lawrence Gallant, of New Acadia. He was engaged stumping when the pry flew up, strikiug him in the face and fracturing his lower jaw.

Work on Souris breakwater has discontinued for the present, the engineer in charge beiug of opinion that neither th: timber nor stone on hand is suitable tor the repairs needed. The railway wharf there is suid to be in a badcondition. If not repaired soon, accidents will surely follow, Insome places it is unsafe to drive a team now,and bow much more unsafe iv will all be if not repaired before fall shipping is over, can be readily un- derstood .

A number of American fishing schooners

been

have lately arrived inthe Bay. The celebrated mackerel killer, Captain Sol Jacobs is among the latest arrivals. His crew is .,made up _ almost

en 'irely of captains of former years fishing craft. With such a crew back ot hisown proverbial good luck heexpects to fill up befor he strikes Gloucester again. We shall see.

It is pleasing to eee the genial proprietor of the Kimball House about again after hs severe illness.

J.T. Mellish, Esq., Barrister, etc., preached in the Methodist Church on Sunday last, morning and evening, the regular pastor, Rev. Mr. Ives. being absent on @ visit to his friends at Tryon. Ele- quence and ergumentativeness, it is said, characterized both sermons.

Hie Royal Highness the Duke of York has been appointed commodore of three cruisers, snd will take command of the irst-class cruiser Terrible next April. According to the Times which makes the announcement, he will go with two fast second-elass cruisers for a twelve-month’ cruise, during which he will visit the principal colonies of the Empire.

TO-DAY [TS PLASTERS.

Johnson’s Bella donna Plasters. «Strengthening Plaster. « Rheumatic Plaster.

Benson’s Capcine Plaster.

Allcock’s Porous Plastersa.

Grosvenor’s Bellcapsic Plaster.

Cuticura Plasters.

Carters’ Smartweed

Plasters,

Red Cross Kidney Plasters.

D. & L. Menthol Plastera.

Court Plasters 5c, 10c, 15c, pkg.

Adkesive Plaster, Corn Plaster.

Bunion Plaster &c, &c.

Be All fresh and good.

Johnson & Johnson

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and management. Mr. Geo. E. Fenety held the mortgage.

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BEER BROS

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We all Trade With the Wonderful Cheap Men.

Ladies’ Sacques and Capes.— Any merchant can advertise price and quality on capes anp saques, but no merchant in the city can show you the quantity, quality and price that we can. Com2 aud see. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.—-Our assortnent of Overcoats, Reefers anp Ulsters is laxger than-ever. See our Men’stUIsters for $3.95, $4.50, $5, and $5.50. No sueq value ever offered in the city. Boys’ Overcoats, $2, $2.40, $3 and $3.50. ouths’ Ulsters, $3.75, $4, $4.50 and $5. Caps by the thousands, all the late styles, all the best grades, all at low prices.

WE LEAD,—In our great Carpet Department you will! find the largest range of hight. class goods tu ke found under any one roof in the provinces.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

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prenounce ou Fall and Winter Overcoatings, and Suitings to be of the highest orde and at the very lowest prices. Our ambition is ever togget materials that

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by any other house in the trade. Our Mr. J. J, Ross, who is known tothe public as one of the best cutters on P.E, I. is at the head of the cutting department. We have a nice line of Readymade Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings at lowest prices

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Men’s Overcoats $3.75, $4, $4.50, $5, $6, $7, $8. $9 and $10°

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