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Hay Presses Cheese Presses

Pressesgreat and presses small, Presses short ard presses tall; But the greatest press of all, Is our improved hay press.

Which can be had at short notice, T. A, McLEAN,

Charlottetown

Office: Mascnic ‘l’emple Works: Spring St.

Removed

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Fourth House fiom Queen St.

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Local and Other Items, |

Cuvren or Carist.—The Church of Christ, Upper Great George St., wil! be reopened on Sunday the 20.h inst. Rev. Mr. Brown of North River, wil! preach to Rev. D. B. McLeod, M. A., will preach in the evening. Miss Emily Mav Bovver, of San Francisco, Cal.. will sing a solo at both services. Ser~ v.ces at lland 7.

Concert at Vicroria—An antience that filled the rink building at Victoria, Friday evening to ear the concert and entertainment got up \ir, H. Allan, and othe

morbing.

Lot 29, assembled last h tT)

; vy the efforts of

warmiy received.and Professors Watts and Mr. Hatfield, and pleseure of evoece asthe liberal applause testi~ F nancislly tke turned out even better than was expecied,

' M ef tyr thi, Wifes { cl nes,

many others contributed to the

entertainment

| theamount needed be nz more than real-

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Tae S.S.Ualiiax arrived in pot at 9 o'clock last night.The f lowing was her passenger List Baroness Rose Basse,

. Mr:. C.H.Mullner, boas (3), Ge #8. Wohittewere. A. A. S biv. Mr. Friltz, J. F. Nelson and wife, W. H. Edwards, J. F. Lynch. Ed. Reardon, Mrs.Geddas,

lr. Doeney and wii ¢ Miss Mulloer, Mr

P. G. Grey. L. T. Bawm, wife and son, | Miss L. Grozur, Mrs. Batchelder, Miss Crosby. J. P. Palmer, G. L. Cellins.

(4). E. H. Glidden and

wife, Rev. Dr. Henr MeDonald, Jas MeVarion.Mrs .P. O'Connor, Jas. McPhail. David Shepard. Jno. McLean, Miss Lilas Ward. Miss Poach, Miss F. | McIntyre, Mrs. 5. Montgomery, Mrs. | Shea, Miss L Ionis, Miss L. J. Innis, | Bessie Cullen.Halifax to Charlottetown, A. E. Pslmer, H. E. Monson, Mrs. |

Cox, Mr:. Tsompson, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs Southera, Misses McGrat 2)Miss M.

ia acl ‘ Chalk i188 S.Law erence,M:

Mr. Gorman end wife. Mr. Criig i and wife. Hawkesbury to Chsrioite- town:—G. A. Cauke and wife, D. H.

Cauke.Mrs C. E. Crowell, W. R. Go'd- ing and wife, Mrs. M.C. Bercy. Mrs. G. W. Lauriel, Mrs. Hannah, Hasting:, T. Ashton,Dr. E. C. Colliins. F. C. Prentiss and wife, Mises Prer- tiss.—(2.)

TEE MISCOUCHE TEA.

Miscouche has again come to the fore in the tea party line. Its old teas, in the time of the building of the churcb, used to be the aronsl event of that part of the ci No teen held there the or three sommers, but the tea which was held on Taesday probably ex- ceeded in the number tm attendance and in other ways aoyone which bas ever taken

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place at thie favorite centre. Early in the morpiag numbere began to drive in; the trains brought

large contingenis trom east and west, from Charlottetown and Tignish, and io the first part of the afternoon the roads leading to Miscouche were ove cloud of dust, continuous streams of buggies, car- riages and truck waggons bringing to the tea farmers and their families all out for enjoyment. This wae eplendidly provided by thecommittee in charge. The dinner and tea tables, groaned, as the saying is, under the good things provided by tbe adies of the parish ;the refreshment tables were surrounded all the time, and those in charge of the swing, the striking machine, the bowling alley, the wheel of fortune, the dancing ssloo.s and rubber bails were kept busy from morning till night. A large wiad-mill set up op the grounds attracted considerable attention. The Miscouche band provided

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ov the band stand. At the auction of the

cakes good prices were obtaiued. were present, but

M. L. A’s.; Mr, Richard

Mr. A. A. Lefurgey.

Arsenault, Hunt, and

Mr St.

Lefurgey, Charle'teiown, Reid, avd Me F W Cannon, besides a large John ard those in

gratulated ov the tended their eftorts notice on the

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going homea large vumber of men, ve sides sever under of liquor Rui th.s 1 probably ir to preventi—at | ast unt}

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music during the day, and a number of little girls danced ar. und a maypole set up

In the large crowd it was impossible +o tell who among the number we noticed Mr Gilbert DesRoche and Mr JF

Sum- merside, Mr SE Glalant, Richmond, Miss Willism E'ennor’s nun. ber cf priests. Father | charge of the tea and al! the people of Mircouctrejre to be con-

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we get probibi-

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tsofthe Pleasant View Hotel for the purpose af helping the H am pion Methodis My oh OG toads. The aetnees ofthe | cae 1051 Market St., San Francisco. | affair was bey ond qe stic mn as the pro ! . . as gramme was a fine one and we!! carried | PAC CALLS 50¢ out. Mary of the local favoriter ot Cuar- | ottetown assistes. Mr. Allen, whose MAGA YEAR splendid voice was a_ revelation, was } LINE

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Address THE McCALL CO., 138 to 146 W. 14th St., New York

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J.D. McLeod & Co

‘Geo. H. Cook

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Having obtained the services of Mr. A. E. Lyon, a skilled artist, who bas had arge experience in first ciass Photography he public are cordinally invited to in- spect the excellent resulis now being obtained.

Studio - Appointment - Perfect

Our latest productions demonstrate that ur work is superior to aavthing done D city.

Reduction in Blouse and Shirt Pins

Blouse Pins per set 21 cents Skirt Pins per set 21 cents

* Lornette Chains aud Cyrano Bead | Chains per pair $1.00 fup. An eley-

h ant assortment of Jewelry and | Watches at reduced prices. Also a ‘nice tine of Souvenir Goods. Re-

pairing promptly attended to clocks, watches and jewelry, at the Modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store Sunnyside, Queen Square, Ch’town

JURY ano CO D. L. HOOPER

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Agent for the Windsor, N.S.

Ly : fs " > . . : We were sorry tO Co,.—Eng:ish Selenite (Cement and Ual- grounds and on the roads gjyed Plaster

Aiso agent for the Maritime Clay Work Brick. A stock slways on hand. Aj~o a well furnished feed sore acjoin-

ng grocery.

- D. L. HOOPER,

| Cer. Great George * *)7eautn

Thomas Campbell

FARM FOR SALE

Sixty acresof ara’ lanl and* acres of Marsh Janiat Mt. He: vert, Lot 48 about 4 acres of farm in a good state of cultivation Good dwelling honse, barns and coach h use on premises’ The ur perty is well siiuated,

convenient to chure)es, school, ani go xl shipping faciliui-.« An everi»<«'io ino v of marsh mad ~ the perty Perms easy oply at the office o r.A 4 McLean, sclicitor, Ch’town, or to the unders x.ved PATRICK O'GRADY,

Pownal St, Ch’towa

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RLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 18, (t95,

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THESE DAYS

Store ”

IS A BUSY STORE

White Ware Festival

This Week

Including everything in Ladies White Wear

At [ly Store Prices

ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

wort) of manufacturers samples bought at a bargain and sold at one third of

There's something

here for you. There’s some lovely silk underskirts among the lot, you must

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Our Furs Are Here “Lovely Things’

SENTNER, MehKOD & 60

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GET AWAY

Everybody that cin possibly do so is going to the country these days. If you have not already gone let us make a few suggestions before you go.

Den’t Forget the Bait

That is a very important item ; but there are others, for in- stance

A Straw Hat Light Underwear

A Bathing Suit A pair of Tan Shoes

A Neglige Shirt Golt and Bicycle Hose A trunk or a valise any size style or price

you want,

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Important Notice

Lancashire fire Insurance “Vo. Victoria-Mon real ' ire Insurance Co.

The above Coupinies are not connected with the P. E. [sland Board of Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the tariff rates. Iam, therefore, prepared to jeif-ct insurance a substantially reduced rates

ds. F&F. JOUNSTON

Agent, Charlott2town,'P, E. Island

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Groceries, s Crockery » and » Glassware

Retail at Wholesale Prices —

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—— : - -— Six piece Glass Sable Sets selling at 26c, regular price

25 cents.

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100 Flower Pots from le up

ef > yy ( bie ae: 1000 Teapots from 10c uf

1000 Jugs very low

‘yrv S+ts, 7 pieces. 2le

P. MONAGHAN

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Offer Buildnig

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In all kinds of kitchen utensi!s,

; very cheap.

Hughes

The Peoples’ Druggist

Drags are expensive, Sometimes they ire more expensive than need be.

And sometimes they/are not -ore.iable ; +2 they ought to be. There was atime when the prices of drugs vere away up—too high altogeth-r.

That 1s not the case now The Apoth- | ‘caries Hall changed that -ome time #20.

You can get perscripiiwos from pure ‘rngs at the proper prices— no fancy profits | You can get all my reliatle epecial ‘emmediess they’ve been tried and fuund ective, '

The price — the tning —will be in every case,

; G60. E, Hughes

The Peoples Draggist Apothecaries Hail

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‘ nN 2 Liberal-Conservative Association i A meeting of the Vot 64 branch, Liberal- Coneervative Axsociation will be held in ‘te Public Hall Marray Parbor South on Monday, August 2let at 8 o'clock p.m, A tull attendance i* requested,

A.P. PROWSE, Convener,

RICHARD MURLEY, President,

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