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MARRIED. At Murray Barbor South, on t | ‘ E.G °, Jobo A Dor I ri MeSwa .. both of Lot 6s. pa , ; \ Halliburiten Road, Lot 7, on the 17 at., Joun McPherson, father M sel McPhervon, anda former, , i esicent ¢ Cardigan Road, { tv, :othne svin yer < f nis age t erel to St. Mark’s Church was attended Rev Father Burke t theobsequies. R. I: P read io at va v satu av ] art ‘ ess, P} { ‘ r 4 ] nas B }., aged 7 vea i M ‘ oath and east

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Black Dress CroOdS iu

We opened on Saturday a line of Black Goods —- Crepon effects—latest de- signs and very nobby— See them — Lustres —

Black in

Plain & Fancy

See our 38c line in South} window— good value Weeks & Co’s 50c Cash- mere is always asked for —-the best cashmere tor the money in the city. All summer Muslins, Blouses, Straw Hats and Trimmed Millinery sell- ing at a discount to make room for fall goods now on order

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We have a very little photo ealled the @}

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through our studio.

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The New Photographers Prow se Block - Sunnyside

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Mines,

a number of

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At Dufferin

Scotia. miners,

| >| whocan handle machine drills;

also engineers and a number

of mine laborers. Highest

Wages and steady employ- |

Ment to competent men. No}

others need apply. Apply to

the Manager at the Mines. 172—dlwk

THE

Local and Other tems,

Ar Muipyicur.—The

due bere at miduight.

Grand Ducl

Potice Courr.—QOne drunk was this

morning fiaed $2 or 10 days. Saiz on the harbour with musical ast g, this eveningatS o’clock. Choir First Methodist charch,

CricKete—There wil! be

the Pi

& meeting of iix Cricket Club in the club house

a. the park to-night at 8 30 e’cl.ck to arrange fr Toursday’s all day match, TuHeatTRicaL—The Emmett-Gilaon com -

'edy company play in the Opera House on

August 2od is Jooked for

Wednesday and Thursday, “Darkes

and 3rd, t Russia”

August 8th,

lice ca, Sr. James’ Cavrca—The James’

moonl.ght sail

the steamer

young people Church intend holding a and strawberry festival on Princess, Tuesday evening,

July 25:h, proceeds in aid of the Boy’s

Brigade. Tickets can be procured from Mr Fuallertoo, Harry Stirling, Ernest

Coffio, W A Martin and W Price 30 cents each. Positively no tickets sold atthe wharf. If the eveningis un- favorable the sail wiilltake place next fine evening or money will be refunded. The congregation are requested to secure tick~ ets immediately as only a limited number can besold. 82ad Battalion Band in at- tendance.

A Stewart.

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Back To THE Farm.—The opening cf the haymaking season ie making considerable gaps in the ranks of the men werking in the sewerage trenches. One of the gangs was this morning reduced to two, and the others have come dowu greatly in num- bere. The country has its attractions— attractions which many farmer’s sons do not find out until they leave the farm. No doubt many cf the men missed their usual rations of buttermilk and cream. They could not have asleep for ao hour during the heat of the day, and evea a dollar a day was not enough to counteract the longing to get out into the hayfields. The contractors are today advertising for one hundred more able bodied men.

The members of St. Joseph’s Sodatity are reque-ted to meet in their ball thie evening at7.30. A full attendance is re-

quested, Moonlight sail and festival on’ Str. Priocees tomorrow under auspices of

young people of St. James Church. fee

advt for particulars.

Everybody bas some friends 1m old St. Andrew’s. Come and see them at the tea on July25th. Special train leaves Char- lottetown at 10 o’clock, local, and will carry you directly to the beautiful grounds of St. Audrew’s church, where you can have aday’s outiog that will do you good fora year. Si. Andrew’s is the birthplace a.d burial place of good old Bishop Mc Eachern, who did so much for our pioneer ancestors,

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Shortand pleasant trip to St,

Andrews Tea Train teaves here Tuesday 25th at 10 o'clock, localtime Fare tot.

Andrews and return only 15 cents.

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One third off all our Shirt ree

McLeod.

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Bargains in Men's Boots

Having decided to intrcduce rew lines of Men’s Footwear for fall trade—we want to clear out all lines now ia stock.

Big Discounts

Men’s colored bcots, regular pricee $2 and $2.25 a pair Now 81,65

Men’s Chocolate Dongola Boots, reg. ular price $3.00 Now $2.50

Men’s Box Ca'f Boots, goodyear welt— regular $4 00 and $4 25, Now 83 50a pair

Men’s Colored Dongola Boots, regular price $2.50 Now 82.00

Men’s Calf Boots, Goodvear Welt, reg~

ular prices $3. 00 and a $2.50

Men’s Chocolate Dongola Boots, yest—

t eguiar pr’ eo 25. er Now 83,50 a pair

“Other Lines at Big Discounts

R. K. JOST.

Stamper’s Corner

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PERSONAL.

Baroness Nathanial Rothschild is dead.

Prof. H. Vinnicombe went up to Tignis h this morning,

Mr. W. W. Jenkins, Georgetown, was in town to-day.

Miss Katie Brown is home from Balti- more, Md., ona visit to her pareaote, Ar, and Mrs Ambrose Brown.

Dre, Mc Leod and S. R.~Jenakins were will be, the moonlight sail and strawberry among tune passengers to town by this | festival oo board “the SS Princess on morning’s train from the east. | Tuesday evening, the 25th.

Mrs. M, A. Cooley, Charlottetown, P. E. —

I, is making un extended visit with friends | io Philadelphia,— Philadelphia Bulletin

Mr. Fred Miller arrived home on Satur- day from Halifax to

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spend his holdave | with his parenty, Principal and Mrs. Mil-

Miss Snaddon was a paassenger by the Princess, on Saturday afternoon, returning | from a visit to her brother in Liverp pol, N.S. |

Profeseor Jordan cf the Prince of Wales | College, was a passenger by the Princess on Saturday afiernoon returning from a visit to Bridgetown. N. 5

Masters Jack aad James Payne left this morning for Antigonish, where the former takes partin the running races at tbe spurte to be held there to-morrow.

Mr.W. E. Dawson, K2q., received a telegram today informing him that his son, Mr. J. B. Dawson, will arrive home bv this evening’s train, on a visit from the Klondike.

Mr. G. E. Forbes, B. A., a catechist who has been assisting Rev. Mr. Murdock at Tyne Valley during the last two sum~ mers was passenger by the Princess this morning returning to his home in Nova Scotia.

Major Pickering, the new conmandant in charge of the Salvation Army in the Maritime Prov.nces, who held especial services bere on Saturday and Sunday erossed to Pictou this morning. He was accompanied bv a miastrel, Mr. DeForest.

Dr. Wm. D. H. Brown, now of Chicago, formerly of Charlottetown, ton of the late William Brown, Esq., has published a pamphlet on “apoplexy avd other brain troubles, with hints cn their avoidance.” The brochure is valuable, rarticular- ly tothore who are inclined towards fat- ness and beer.

Principal J. D. Seaman, Mr. J. M. Duncan, Miss Suadden, Miss Scott, Miss Ashley aod Masters Lea and Atto!l Seaman all jeft this moruing to attend the Summer School of Science at Carnpbellton, N. B. Principal Landrigan wheeled up to Sum- merside and intends goiug from Point du Chene to Campbellton in the same way.

Death has been busy among the public men of Canada during the present year. Already tour Serators and three members of the Common: have passed over to the silent mejoritv. Senator Adame was fol - lowed by Senacor Sutheriand, and Senator Suiherland by Senator Bou'ton, and Sena- tor Boulton by S-:nator Sanford. The House of Commons lost first Mr. J. F. Wood, then Mr. Ives, then Mr. Geoffrion.

Mrs. Renjamin H. Smith, of Taunton, Mass, U.S., nas arrived ov the Ielasd, accom panied by *bree of her children, Zertha, Everett and Howard. She has come to visit her father and mother and sistere, and to see her little son Faster H. whom she has not seen for nine years,a twin brother of Bertha. Her home while |

» the Is ae will be at Linwood with her |

father and mother, Mr and Mrs. Wm. F. | I’ rasel Bhe sani s to remain about two

booths }

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Cold on ‘the Chest.

This is the serious cold siage and should not be neglected. Hundreds have proved Griffiths’ Menthol Liniment to be

ihe quickest and surest cure for colds.

Apply it freely to the chest night and |

rniog, avd take a few drops on sugar. |

i. s pleasaut to take, clean to apply, rr acold in @ single night. A

druggists, 25 cents. oa

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Tc-morrow, at 10 o’clock locai time, he special train leavee for St. Andrew’s Tea.

A few pretty crash suits, — all we have left—have gone on sale this morning at a dis- sount of one third.—Mocre & McLeod,

Men’s boots at big discounts. window. —R K Jost.

Ladies, attention.—We opened on Sat- urday a nice line of black goods suitable for skirts and dresses in crepon effects. See them at the Peoples’ Store. —Weeks & Co.

Summer muslins, biou-es, straw hats and trimmed millinery all discounted to clear atthe People’s Store. Weeks & Co.

8c. Line—See our 38c line of b'ack fancy luster in south window, excellent value.— Weeks & Co.

To-morrow n ight. light Sail and Festival.

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At Stanleys’ Shirt Waist Sale—50c waits for 30c— 65c¢ for 45¢c—85e for 55c—$1.10 tor 75c—$1.35 for 90c—$1.50 for $1.00—$1.75 for $1.20. fhe best stock in the city to select from. Sizes 32 to 42 inch 172 21

“Big Barginsin ladies Oxford | shoes this evening 50. 65, 75¢

a pair, worth 25 per cent more —J.B. Macdonald & Co. 2i.

See our

Moon-

See

CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY

| since been tound.

| Rev. F. i.

Local and Other tems,

Excursion. — Cheir First

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Barrist Cuurca—The pulpit of the Bap- | tists Church was occupied yesterday, most | acceptably by Rey.

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Ross.

Ges: es

AN event of

Miners Waytrep.—Reference to our

adyts.colamn will show that the maoager of the Dufferin Gold Mines, Saimon River, iN. 8.

wants a number of drill men,

| engineers and mine laborers.

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Enxrraxce Examination.—The French

and History papers of 357, overlooked by

the eXaminer in tabulating the marks has Mi-s Fyfe, of Stanley

Bridge, whose paper it was made a total of

456 marks. ieee

St. Duxsran’s.—The St. Dunstan’s congregation are requested to meet Wed nesday night at 8 o’clock in basement of cathedral to make arrangements for the bazaar which will be held some time this fall.

Pressytery Meetinc.—The Presbytery of P. E. Island will meet on Tuesday the

first of August next st lla. m_ in Zion Church. Session minutes ought to be presented atthis meeting. T. F. Faller ton, Clerk of Presbytery.

IN THE Cuurcuen.— Yesterday morning Prof. H. A. Tanton and Mr. Barry Ander- son occupied seats in the choir of St. Peter’s Church and greatly assisted the singing. In the evening the former sang “Daoghter’s of Sion” in the Firet Metho- dist Courch and the latter sang the “Way of Peace” in St. Paul’e.

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Boat Race. — Every person interested in aquatic sports should eee the four oared boat race which takes place this evening between the married and single men of the Hillsborough Boating Club, The race atarts at 7.30 from Connolly’s wharf to North River buoy and return. As both crews have been practising hard and are in perfect trim a good race can be expect- ed. The married’ men are determined to wrest the laurels from the Dresser crew.

At tHE Park.— Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the weather, quite a number of pleasure~seekers were at the park oo Saturday afternoon. The first Saturday afternovn’s cricket game took place. Interest im cricket is again fast picking up and it is altogether pro>able that this game will boom forthe rest of the season. At the tennis courts, Miss Palmer and Miss Brecken had charge of the tea

Orxpatver axp Inpuctep.—The Rev, R. L. Coffie, who graduated at Pine Hill College, Halitax, this past spring, was or- dained as a minister of the Presbyterian Church, and inducted to the charge of the congregation of Midd'e Stewiacke and Broookfield by the Truro Presbytery last Wednesdey. The Coichester Sun says Mr. Coffin was warmly welcomed by the people. He follows an able man, Rev. Clarence McKinnon, who has been called to Park St. Church, Halifax, but Mr. | Coffin had » brilliant course in college, and there ie no doubt but that his ministry will he eminently successful. His brother, the Coffin, has been settled for some years 10 the neigh boring congregation of Lower Stewiacke.

St. James Cacreos.—The large congre- gation tiat assembied in St. James Charci maphhgear had the privilege of engaging in a service of unusual interest, Mr. Faliertou put forth one of his well! known efforte in un exposition of the diffi

A culties which encompass the Christian in

his upward path to the City of God, and the blessednuess which attends the persevering struggle to climb the sacred heights. At the close of the sermon Miss Earle sang “The Plairs of Rest” ina way chat will Lot soon be forgotten. Herclear sweet voice seems to bavejgrown inintensity, and her exqui- site power of rendering tbe spirit of ber song was never seen to be betler advant- age than last evening. The congregation isto be congratulated upon Mises Earle’e presence in the choir.

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Surf Bathing

is one of the most enjoy- abie and invigorating pas- times imaginable

For Ladies The one drawback to their enjoyment is the troubie in drying the hair afterwards This can be easily remed-— ied if a good

Bathing Cap

is used It fits closely

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over the head and keeps the hair dry.

We have thew in pretty check patterns, also silk ones,

All sizes

25 to 35c each

few

Prices

24, 1539

1 2 Methodist Church boat excursion this evening.

the season, that’s what it

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Colored Muslins Colored Percales triped Cambrays

Black & White Plaids Black & White Stripes

select from

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Meet Me at The Always Busy Store

Great Reduction Sale of Shirt

AT STANLY BROS

Our whole stock including:—

White Piques Spot Piques print Piques

Black Sateens

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S4e ‘““c “sc 55e ee a6 .* > oe $1.35 * “ 90¢ ¢

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