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Big Shoe Sale

Our midsummer sale of Shoes is now on. Special Bar- gains in Ladies’ Shoes.

2 ; Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, 9 “ ‘eé ee.

Me a pair. 31.60, now

$1.20.

Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, $1 50, now $1 20.

Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, $1.30, now

$1.60, Job lines of Children’s Shoes, tan and black 668c a pair. adies’ “Juliette” Shoes,worth from $1.85 to $2.25 our sale price, $1.50 a pair. A chance to get bargains.

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NOTICE.

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Heartz's Hatt Mr. Mitchell will preach at Heartz’s Hall to-morrow afternoon at three o'clock.

Rev.

Sexe Service at the Gospel meeting in the Y. M. C.A., parlor tomorrow evening at3.45. Everybody welcome.

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by the Caledonian Club to play at Sum- merside for the Scottish Gathering on the iSth inst.

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Gospkt MEETING Remember the Gos-

pel meeting inthe Y. M. C A-, Sunday ernoou at 4 o’clock, conducted by the | Railway men Strangers always wel- | come Lesson 1 Cor13-13. “Thee | three | sles To Corresrponpents.—As the Guar-— lian has itself dealt with the anthor of the | a se notes from Cavoe Cove, published ly t. the publication of our correspondent’s

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Satvatien Army.— The Salvation Army will held their annual basket Picnic at McKinnons Grove Rockw Point on Wed- nesday Angust, 11. lunches with hot { Tr Ice drinks etc. Come aud enjoy a nice days outing. Tickets can be hud from Officers and Soldiers.

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Assavir Case.—The Webdster-Cum- miskey assault case was resumed before H. James Palmer, Stipendiary Magistra’e for Queen’s County, this forenoon. Several witnesses were examined, and when recess was taken at one o’clock the

defendant was heine examined. Harvest Mooyn.—The harvest moon

will be full August 12th. On Monday, 9th Charlottetown Lodge, No 68,1. O. G. _ = will give a moonlight excursion on the steamer Jacques Cartier. The 82nd Battalion Band will discourse a fine pro- gramme of music and refreshments of al! kiade will be supplied by L. ©. Worthy. A pleasant sail is in store for al! who take itin. Tickets at McMillan & Hornsby’s, Jenkins & Son’s., W. N. Tanton’s and G. F. Hutcheson’s. Only a limited num ber of tickets will be sold.

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Farm Laporer’s Excursion ro Mani- resa.—The Inrercolonial and Canadian Pacific Railways have arranged for a farm Laborer’s Excursion to leave via St. John, N. Bon Tuesday August l7th. Second Second-class tivkets will be sold at rat> of $14.00 each to any pointin the territory, Winnipeg to Moosejaw, Estevan or Salt- coats inclusive. To each purchaser of a ticket will be issued a certificate which must be kept by him,as farmer for whom he works will have to fill it out to show that he worked for him at least thirty days. Whenso filled outand presented to a ©. P. R. Ticket Agent before November 30th, aretura ticket will be issued to starting points as named on cettificate at rate of $14.00.

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Isianp Crops.—Mr. William Clarke, of North Wiltshire, writes to the Farmer’s Advocate for August: ‘Hay, taken asa whole, will be a pood average crop. Old meadows were badly winter-killed, but we have had a phenomenally wet spring up to

July Sth, and it brought the grass along finely, considering the pros-

pect in May. New meacows unhurt, and are & grand crop all through the Province, The various grain croj@ never promised better at this date on all high, dry land, but a great many fields of low to flat land will be from a partial to & total failure. Winter wheat is not grown on the Island. Root crops have done grandly the last fortnight and promise well, The epring was very hard on the corn crop; a great deal missed all over, owing to wet and cold, but the outlook is all right for those who sowed thick, for where thick enough it looks fine, having made great growth in the last two weeks. Fruit of all] kinde will be a short crop.”

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Prince Edward Island lllus- trated is for sale at all the Bookstores, Priee 25.

MR- CARLETON’S LEC TURE.

An intelligent and appreciative audience assembled in St. Patrick’s Hall last even- ing to hear Mr. John L. Carleton, barrister- at-law, St. John, lecture on “Boyle O'Reilly, the Poet of Humanity.” The lecture was delivered under the auspices of the Benevolent Irish Society, and Mr. Peter McCourt, the President of that organization, presided and introduced the lecturer in a complimentary speech. Mr. Carleton’s treatment of his aubject was excellenc in every respect, ani everyone present was delighted. Afier touching briefly upon the early life of O'Reilly, Mr. Carleton took vo the }Oet-journalist’s career in the United States, and pointe! his narrative by quct- ing extensively from his writings. The discourse was highly eulogistic of the clever writings and praiseworthy motives of {this talented son of Erin, and the extracts from his prose and pgetry so eloquently and ably given by the learned lecturer were roundly applauded.

Che vote of thanks atthe close was moved by ex-Councillor Byrneand seconded by Mr. J. E. B. McCready. Mr. Carleton replied in fitting terms,

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown,

ENTERED.

Aug. 5—SS Electra, McLaren, Mon- tague; J A GC, Langill, Pictou; Swallow, Varnamber, Tidnish ; Southport, Me- Dougall, Pictou; Fredk William, Finchim, Buctouche; Dupiacy, do; Surprise, Ander- sov, Bay Verte; Hydra, Boudereau, Port Hawkesbury; Lucy M Jenkins, Gillis, Pictou; ss Fastnet, Bethel, Halifax.

6th—Maud Louise, Godkin, Bathurst, ss Bonavista, Fraser. Montreal; Welcom:, Anderson, Pictou; Minnie A, Turholm, Baie Verte; D Cunar, Bruce, Magdalen Islands; Ellen May, Foster, Pictou; +s Campagna, Dumers, S’side.

CLEARED.

Aug “—SS Electra, McLaren, Montague; J AGC, Langill, Wallace; Swallow, Van- emberg, Tidnish; Swan, LeLacheur, Ari- chat; Fredk William, Finchion, Pictou; Mary Ann, Shereault, Richibucto; Jasper Embree, McLean, Pictou; Surprise, And- erson, Baie Verte; Julia Franklin, Allen, Pictou; Hydra, Bouderault, dc; Lucie M Jenkins, Gillis, do.

6th—Marie Louise, Godkin, Bathurst; Welcome, Anderson, Pictou; Minnie A, Trenholm, Baie Verte; D. Curran, Bruce, Cape Tormentine; Minnow, Duplacy, Buctouche; ss Halifax, Pye, Boston; ss Campagna, Bethel, Pictou; ss Ronavista, Fraser. St John’s, Nfld.

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Mens light summer coats and vests, boys light blouses and straw hats at big reductions at McKay Wollen Co.

Carter's for Wall Paper

Our great sale of all midsummer goods is attracting the crowd.— McKay Woollen Co,

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BLOUSES

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in four different styles, all fresh, new goods and very pretty patterrs, is one of the finest snaps we have to offer you, Our $1,45 Blouse, made of excellent wearing material, only............ At these prices you can afford to buy for next year as well as

Such special snaps cannot last long. Our present stock is all new.

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Do you want your cash to tell—to buy all it can.

Read our claim, if its time you should know it—=— :

We have a line of $5, $6, $7, $8 Suits, They are our leaders. We claim they are 20 per. cent better in fit, cloth and make . than any others at the same price on the Island,

‘ This is a strong claim If it’s time we can give you 20 per cent more for your money, than any other house in the trade, -

and it’s business for you to take advantage of it,

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We are not asking you to buy those Suits, come to

our clothing roums and see them, If you don’t see the 20 per. t cent difference don’t buy them. i Iu our Hat and Carpet Department we have no rival, carrying ; 5 as we do; one of the finest assortment of these goodsto be . found in the Province. " Consult your own interests solely, We rest our cost on the % goods themselves. It only costs you ten minutes’ time to prove : our claim true or false, You have everything to gain, andonly ten y minutes to lose. Looking in as free as air- It’s ten minutes against a possible 20 per cent. ‘

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We place on our counters Men’s White Shirts, Un- derwear, Night Robes, all a manufacturer’s samples at

25 per cent. less than 4 manufacturer's _ prices. : This isa snap for you.

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