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{ we . even we Sul uitable for schoo! ever shown as j in the city. PROWSE BROS. st trip fron SCHOOL SUITS ‘ ‘ as rip trot fath and boxes ' : mark } comnyemeeinsnn —_—— i g Pos . as Now is the time to buy vour school eceived. the race: ave Suits for fall and winter. We can fit boys } at «Sours : t v¥ have fro 4 years up—PROWSE BROS, sty : n ' > 2eiD id i 4 ’ - - — | Tess toma iaieees » 1 SACL. eeEreaen 1's he Ball family—uine ir » ve here on Sa v Se} ‘ ts On Sept. Sti “a Wa COMING rhe flagsh j Cres vfor St. Jobo. H.M.S oo yesterday for Charlottetow: THE SAIL BOAT RACE: ‘ x Chre —_-- " The sailboat race postponed from Mon- ee a jay, 17th of last month, owing Ww failure ” to finish within the time limit, wae re ° ’ ' a it say All the boats started from eo : e ; : : ns "i seratch, and at the same time. At i o os ati eleven o’clock the boats were lined up \ . astex I . . along the east side of .Connolly’s wharf, &, : wink 4 : ite | and at exactly 11.18 starter Alchorn gave a : headeu Wide are re. | the word *‘go, and they were ot} for the ’ — be closed on | Asylum buoy. The course is from Con- . Se ae Cont: se al nolly’s wharf, to the Asylum buoy, thence ~ mat onda fay om ~ * to Brickmaker’s Point buoy, thence to —* ees West River buoy, to Connolly’s wharf, a ~ti urse to be covered twice. A time ‘ ey MM " y mit of five hours has been placed on the (FP. F ra ' ats. A fresh breeze is blowing and it Cavendie fuesday, Sept. Sth a 2p. m./ ig expected the wind will hold out to a a no M evable them to finish inside the limit. The Robertson and any other business that Southport left Connolly’s wharf with a may r. fuller umber on board, and will follow the boats muund the course, The tollowing is the eau in which the boats lined up at th wW.M.S.— Presbyterian W.M.S. start: of P. i La Ww a ex itive l Mary 7. — R M »Millan. meeting s church in this city, on 9. Arrow—Jas. Griifin. Friday, Sept. 4 All nu rs of execu- 3. Prairie Bird—E Gallant. tive & Th € bers of aux aries bow t B ue LB r i -~V inB iskirk. ’ ! { 4 wo W ease a nd >. Alma—Wm. Mo ‘ sess w pen atid K. 6. Pathtind + — Jas. ihe. : will be transacted {| 7%. Mischief nal Paylor. onimiiieiiies 8. Rangeligbt—Geo. Judso yn. ~The Charlottetown Engin-| 9- Quickstep- ‘Jas. 7: Taylor. ‘ 1 ‘ the a Lauchlin MeLean’s boat open ing her - Brighton Kngineers, namely ] | mainmast and was u ble to start. i ¢ . 4+ Lieuts., | Sz " :. | A large nuu Sa sebele witnessed th Quatter S . 5 Sergeants, G Start and the waterfront and wharves ari { ares 4.6 Seroud C rals, 1 Tro pet- | we ll filled with those interested i: ‘ “5 sf ere yachung. : The ( oe vy iz now heing rapidly re- The race resulted as follows: Rangeligiit € ia a *} opportunity js finished at 2.51; Alma 2od at 2.55; Fath siferjed our voung men to obtain instruc- finder 3rd at 2.57; VanBus kirk, 4 hat 3 60. tions not vic 4rill bat also in the m any } The Mischieff Qu 1ickstep, Mary PF. and ue l th pgs conne ted with en gineering ip arad ‘se Bird followed later. Jas. Taylo work claime d that the Alma fouled him ax id the The Company meets for drill te-night.| result will probably be Rangelis ght first, The clase for re its at 7.30 p. m. | Pathtin Jer second, Blue Bird third and ui ) Alma fourth. é i Last Nicars Perrorwaxce.—The Saw- | Tne Arrow group led ott the Asylum } . ; . ” 4 bi uy, a) ir red from the contest. T ie telle Company played “Lost at Sea” Ww a B B . i i eee Oi Ae fair andience at the Opera House last! ?'UC >'F a hR 7 oe evenicg. The principal parts were taken around near North fiver Cuoy by J. al Sawtelle and Bessie Sawtelle, both © of whom showed themselves to be realy gq qpaeqeeeeeou ees good actors. The other parts were taken é very we and the *peciaity Ffongs and e ances, efpec'aily those by Jur - 2 Br £ your 2 u if encored. Bat what } in : » andience most was the nperial Orchestra, led by Ses her ¢ Delegates ’ | her rend: tion of “A day with: the Cireas,” was something the like of whi » to either of ou? stores to

ariotietuwn “ince Ed

was never before heard in Ch = —— aS Hever or , geta Souvenir of P:

¢ é é ¢ ¢ ‘\¢ ¢ ' It is to be"hoped that to-night the compaay | @ ward Island. FREE. They @ will have an overflowing house. 9 don’t bave to buy anything in t _— order to get one. If they are ¢ Runaway.—A horse owned by J. H ¢ bashful, come with them, you Gates, Esq., of this city, which had been é know us. We want every del- é eft steoding ow Lower Queen gy Te egate to have one. é away this morning, and tearing t atreat collided ' with @ wagon driven ty Mr. | e Alexander McDonald, of Jo yn’ r.1@ ) nso 40 son. ¢ Mr. McDonald’s eanen wae turne con ‘4 ‘ pletely over, and he and his li ttle bor, om) Graduates in Pharmacy é waa with him, were thrown violently out ss . Mr. MeDunald was badly bruised about 5 Cor. Kent and Prince Sts. é the head and one of his le om a" art, but Cor, Queen and Rich me pd Sis, the letle poy escaped with only a fewc ts | @ é about the face Mr. McDx ae wagon ee was amashed, but the horse was ‘RO

hurt. After the collision, which occurred just opposite Tae Examiyer office, Mr. Gates’ horse upset the wagon he was at tached to, breaking the shafts aad the back of it, and then galloped home,

CHAMBER SETS

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Tasty Bedrooms.

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isc News.—J. S. Bailey, of Wind suspended by the Nova board of the C. W. A., pend- ig an investigation into his amateur staius. Racing men are warned not to compete against this rider.

Srorti eOr has been Scovia racing

Messrs. Thomas Howatt, Wm. Flood, " y he: lots f ave 1@m—i0Is oO tufas Hogan, L. B. McMillan, B. Me-| , We have t Quillan, P.J. Daffy, Hurtle McGregor} them—a Variety or choice to a ; H Atti M iim s ave been re unstated id please just your desire —il nait

A. A., an i Regi

amateurs by the M. P. tty range of prices to suit your

Stewart by the C. W A

The advertisement of the Maritime Pro yurse. All inade in om fac- vinces Amateur Athletic Associatio: 3 Cuan pionship games, to be held at Mene tor y sand this, on in other —

: too on Saturday, Sept. 12th, appears in to it pays yol u__ to buy of the

duw’s paper. \ CERS

The medal presented by Mark Wright &]° LAKERS. Co, cuff studs by G. H. Taylor, Sand gold / z yy! (} Lt watch by Leslie Cook, all of which are to MARK WRIGHT a C § be competed for Labor Day, may be eeen Who Sell at Selling Prices

in the window of the Central Drugstore.

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addition to we have a

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goods,

our first display of new

a

Special sale of Handkerchiefs.

for which we are noted. Out of a thousand dozens there is probably something worth seeing, and we request the favor of your attention.

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BLEACHED LUT TONS

MBE TING.

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Good Yaine--9000 Yards

We have made a CASH PURCHASE of nine thousand yards of Bleached Cottons and Sheetings. Buy-

ers of these goods will find the value

first class.

.|WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

Ta eet eo STOR

PERSONAL:

J. A. Stewart, Eeq., of Mcntague Bridge, was in town to-day.

Misses Sarah and Annie Ross, of North Be ag , are in town visiting friends.

Mr. A. Phillips, of “the Montreal Gazette, is President of the Press Gallery at Ottawa.

Rev. Father Boydarrived by the late train last night, and is a guest of Bishop M acd: Da! ld.

Genera! Lanri e is in Ottawa where he is

comed by his old parliamwent-

A cable message says that the Queen, started for Balmora’, seemed d in better spirits than for a

heartily wel ary friends.

when she ghtl er an long time.

Mr. William Johnston, manager of the Dominion Cold Storage Company of Mont- real, will yisit Charlottetown in the course of a day or two, in the interest of his Company.

Father Burke, of Alberton, returned last evening from the C. M. B.A. meet- ing at Ottawa. Father Gregory Macdonald of Summerside returned on Saturday evening.

At the Hote Quarrie, Mrs.

evri pri

| Davies Sept. 2 —Neil Me- McQuarrie and three chil- dren, Sum Geo. B. Brooks, Bos- ton; Miss Edna Sinclair, S’side;D. Murphy Souris: T. Hudson, Pictou; M. N. Todd, Galt, Ont.; Chas. D. Gorey, Mr. and Mra. ©. F. Fraser, Halifax; Chas. F. Irons, Miss H. F. 8. Trons, Mrs. M. E. T. Russell Mrs. Ira Winsor, ee. st A. Walton, Providence, R. 1.; Mrs. _ A. McAllister, Orient, Me.; Mrs. M. D. ‘bela Maitland

: le: merside;

Dr. B. J. Ne erville, H. C. Mallett, St. Louis; Rev. W. B. Hamilton, Bermuda; E. O. P. O'Neil Boyd, Brae; T. W. Higgins,

John; S. W. ‘McKinnon, Winnipeg, Man.

At the Queen Hotel : W. A. Mason and wife, Georgetown; James St. C. Moore, Eldon, } Rev ee H. Spencer, W. H. Brown, ckstuneess' H. Whitney and wife, Bos- ton; Mrs, J 7 McDonald and son, Glenai- adale; J. 2 Gay and son, Pownal, J. BR. Stewart, Montague; A. E. Chi ipman, Alma, N.B.; - Williamson, Barney’s River, N. S.; J. A. Tackles, Halifax; A. M. McLeod, season William Kennedy, Brule, N. 8; W. Grant. Pictou; J. M. Fisher, Malpeque; Geo. Miller, Brookfield, Emma Beers, Boston, Annie Cheverie, Brooklyn; H. Begrose and wife, Boston; A. J. McLeod, S. W. Bell, Stanley Bridge; W. 8S. Tait, Amhe rst; A. Chaisson, M agdalene Islands; E. Machuim, St. John; F. Stanley, Toron'o, H. 8. Scott, Tilsonburg, Ont, A. W, Mabon and wife, Miss Keay, St. Andrewe; Mrs. Honeywell, Hunter River.

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Presbyterian rally in morning, 9.30 to chairman :

ProcraMMe of Zion Church Thursday " 30, Rev. Anderson Rogers,

30. Praise and prayer.

7.45. Some features of Presbyterianism, Rev. D Sutherland.

10.00. Claims of the heathen world, Mr. A.F. Robb.

10.15. The Foreign Field, gomery, returned from Persia.

10.25. Prayer for the Holy Spirit on our churches.

10.35. One minute reports on what is being done by societies (1) for congrega- tions; (2) for missions.

11.05. The pastors’ half hour.

11.35. Tha Home Mission Field, Rev. Jas. Ross, Superintendent of Missions in St. John Presbytery.

12.00. “Gone West,” Rev. Dr. W. Whittier.

12.15. Resolutions by Rev. J.MeMillan, supported by Dr. MeLeod and Rev. D. Stiles en

12. Adjourn.

All P resbyterians in the city are cor- dially invited.

Miss Mont

Scott

Avction Reat Esrare..—Remember the auction to-morrow (Thursday) morning at 11 oclock,of Pasture land, property of the late Wm. Heard, Esq., situate on the west side of the Mt. Edward Rodd,near the City limits, comprising 6 acres of excellent land suitable for building lots or pa ture, wiil be sold in lots of 1} acres each. Also at the same time the large stock of hay thereon will be sold.—R. Beairsto, auction-

eer.

Business Epveatiox. — An_ excellent opportunity is now afforded to all to obtain S cacontl business education at the P. E. Island Commercial Co lege, at greatly re- duced rates, Mr. Oseuuam, Principal.

yp Wall Pane |

Carter's lor Wall Papel

ENTRIES FOR LABOR DAY SPORTS.

1. Half mile Bicycle Race—1.25 class—

F. de C. Davies, C. A. Smyth, Moncton, N. B; Ephraim Phillips, Bideford, Lot se 2 Wm. Cook, Ch'town; Jos. W.. Burns, ‘reetown; W. Harvie, Ch’town; Win. Carbonell. teg. Stewart, Ham Mabin, Ch’town; Hore Holman, 8. W. Clarke, Maside; W. Prowse, Bb. C. Prowse, E.

L. Cooke, Ch town.

2. Quarter-mile Bicycle Race, two in three—L. R. Unsworth, Wm. Carbonell, B. C. Prowse, F. de C. Davies, Wm. Cook, Ch’town; F. H. Cannon, S8’side; “ F. Mitchell, St. John.

100 yards Foot Race—P. F. Duffy,

W. F. Mitehell, St. John.

6. One Mile Bicycle Race, Novice.— Wm. Carbonell, Reginald Stewart, Ham. Mabon, S. W. Clarke, W. B. Prowse, Ed.

Epbraim Philips, Bideford, Lot 12.

6. 100 Yard F. ot Race, Professional.— Oswald McLelland, M »ncton; L. McDonald Wim. E imonds, W. M. Harris, G. L. Me Lean, E. J. Redmond. P. I. MeMahon, jr. Victor Donse, Charlottetown,

8. One Mile Bievele Race, Amateur.— L. R. Unsworth, Wm. Carbonell, B. C. Prowse, F. de C. Davies, Wm. Cook, Cl’- town: F. H. Cannon, Summerside; W. F, Mitchell, St. Jon.

9. 109 Yards Flat Race—P. V. Robin, L. A. Seller, H. R. Large, A. E. Ings, G. J. Rogers, Ch’town.

10. Quarter Mile Foct Race, Profession al—Oswald McLellan, Moncton, N. B; L. McDonald, Wm. Edmonds, E. J. Red- “—_ W. M. Harris, Ch’town.

One Mile Bicycle Race, Amateur,

Cook, Ch’town; Jos. W. Buras, Freetown; Harry Holman, S’side.

12. Quarter Mile Foot Race, Amateur:— G. L. Collings, H. Bethune, C. McMillan, Ch’town; Andrew McDonald, Cornwall.

13. One Mile Bicycle Race, Boys Under 16—Walter Davison, Moncton; L. W. Peardon, C, Rice, E. Joy, T. Morris, Cyrene Clarke, "Fred. McKory, Ch’town; C. C. Craiz, Emerald; Whippie Sharp, S’side; A. Bre unan, Pictou.

14. Three Mile Bicycle Race (Laps) Amateur.—L. R. Unsworth, W. Carboneli, B. C. Prowse, F. de C. Davies, W. @vak, | Ch’town;-Jus. W Burns, Freetown; F. U1. Cannon, S’xide; W. F. Mitchell, St eka.

15. Half-mile Foot Race, Amatear— D. A. McKinnon, C. McMillan, D, A. McMillan, A. Riggs, L. B. McMillan, ‘Ch’- town.

is 6. lwo-mile Bicycle Race, Handicap— L. W. Peardov, W. Carbonel!, R. Stewart, H. inn E, L. Cook, W. B. Prouss, F. de C. Davies, W.L. Harvie, Ch’town; W. F. Mitchel!, Si. John, N. B.

i7. Five-mile Bicycle Race (lap=) Amateur—Jos. W. Burns, Freetowr; L. R. Unsworth, W. Carbonell, B. C. Prowse, W. Cook, Ch’ town; F. H. Cannan, S’side.

Cricker,—By telegram to Capt. Moore,

this morning, the Moncton cricketers announce their intention of coming over

to-morrow. Arrangements will probably be made for a match with the local team on Friday next.

acniialliiencss SHIP NEWS,

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

Sept. 1—Maggie Bell, Anesty, Sydney; Vidette, Anesty, do; Wm. Dunbar, Read, Pugwash; Kate McKinnon, Boudrot, Chat- ham; Howard L., Farrow, Port Morien; Rustic, Hughes, Sydney; Eventide, Godin, New Curlisle; Comet, McDonald, Richi- bueto.

CLEARED,

Sept 1—Howard L., Farrow, Port Mo- rien; Edwin A. Crozier, McDougall, Pic- ton; Rustic, Hughes, do.; Chloris, Harty, Sydney; Swan, LeLacheur, do.; Comet, McDonald, Bactouche.

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pene =] PATENT REPORT.

Below will be found the only complete weekly up-to-date record of patents grant ed to Canadian inventors in the following countries, which is prepared specially for this paper by Messrs. Marion & Laberge, Solicitors of Patents and Expert:, head office, Temple Building, Montreal, from whom all information may be readily ob- tained:

Canadian Patents.—53070, A. J. Gan- thier, Uptan, valise handle; 53120, Ka- therine Campbell, Montreal, carpet fasten- er; 533329, ©. Bourgeois, Henrysburg, Que., bale tie ; 52140, John Leask, Gare Bay, Oat., improvements in rolls for bold- ing ribbons ; 53145, F. Longtin, St. Con- stant, Que., apparatus fur crossing rivers, canals, eic.

American Patents.—565262, Doberty, Sarnia, Onot., 563023, William Nolan, Toronto, Unt., garment holder; 565041, Abraham C. Searr, Harriston, Ont., can opener.

Thomas metai founding >

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Our great sale of clothing will continue

for the balance of the week. See that you

buy your suit before the sale is over.— McKay Woollen Co.

I have bought today six hundred and sixty gallons blueberries which are slightly damaged, but are first-class for making blue berry, wine. I wiil sell these fur a few day-, at six cenis per gallon; the balance I will wake into wine which will be rold cheap at Victoria Kow. John P. Joy

as: 28 1 wk.

Dobell Line

S. S. Polino is due here from Montreal, on T hurs ‘ay 3°dinst. and sails for North and South Sydney and St. John’s, Nfld. Live stock on dee and produce under deck carried at low fates. For further

] information apply to N. RATTENBURY, Agent.

C. T. Nevins, Esq ,

Cure, arranged with Mrs. Newman to take

decided improvement, and is very hopeful

course, very weak yet,

and she is able to digest her food without difficulty.

could partake of very little nourishment.

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Taken at face value for

SCHOOL BOOKS

or tor o!d aocounts.

Best vALUE =~

SESSMENT «= SYSTEM

MUTUAL PRINCIPLE

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MANAGER WANTED. -

A LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT will be made with a wide-awake, responsible man who can furnish satisfactory

Charms The Eye

and pleases the sensés to ap proach a dining table which has its complement of

OOSS9OSSOOSOOOOL SOOO eUeEwvi. s SOOSOCOSSOCOECCOOEOOECOHSESOREEE

aie Sinclair, H. Bethune, C. McMillan. c nt Wm. Dutly, H. W. Ritchie, D. . McRae, in School Books and Schoo! | bond, to take the Management of a District for the J.C. Simms, Ch’town; J. W. Humphrey Supplies, iN E. Kimbrey Moncton, Nh Ay De Me™ - MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION Arthur, New Dominion; G. L. Collings. BES y . 4. 100 vards Bicycle Race—Clifton Rice, 1) brie! lai i Haszai d & floor e, OF NEW YORK, -ercy Morris, Ch’town. vere’s a bright, fresh anc t 5. Half-nile Bicycle Race, Amateur.—|e4 Clean appesrarce ubout it which eee the largest and most successful Natural Premium Life L. R. Unsworth, Wm. Cuarbouell, B. C. gives zest to the appetite. 5 iati i Prowse, Festi tiecic Lian, Coal iis Dak Ts r FE Insurance Association in the world. Charlotietown; FH. Cannon, Summerside; ses EF

$310,000,000.00 $5,600,000.00

BUSINESS IN FORCE, over - ASSETS, over - ° ° ° is

WITH “= ee VOUR

To-day think where a piece of Silverware would fit in, and then come here and make your selection

FEET...

Cook, Charlottetown; E. Embree, C. H. | from the choicest selection in town, If Shoes have anything to do PAID IN DEATH CLAIMS, over $26,300,000.00 — Smythe, Moncton, N. B.; Jas. W. Burns, isla elle with their comfort, for at Freetown; Harry Holman, Summerside; ss= ee

the prices we are

Dl HEIIITIIIIIIIIITIIII ITS

: or THIS ASSOCIATION furnishes absolute protection Life W. W WELLNER, our Insurance, the kind the people want and will have, JEWELER. EIN & = SELOES | at the lowest cost consistent with safety. PIITGEMSELE III TITTEIerz vere : , zrzz eee Contract and business direct with the Home Office. scn why you ive nts 2 i { oo ‘ KOOTENAY. ae yee Active Agents are making good salaries.

Applications, stating age and experience, if any, with references, can be addressed to the undersigned at 309 Broadway, New York City.

G. R. McCHESNEY, AGENCY MANAGER

the luxury of an easy and comfortable Shoe.

W. H. Stewart & Co London Hous? Building.

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Moncton, N. B., July 20, 1896.

Canadian Drug Co. Mr. Holden, the traveller for Kootenay

his medicive for Rheumatism. He gave her a bottle and told me when this was

2 oii —W.Carbunel, Reg. Stewart, H,| done to write you and you would send Mabon, W. B. Prowse, L. Peardony EL, another. The first bottle is about done,| = = = lor W. J. MURRAY Cook, F. de C. Davies, W. L. Harvie, . w.|aodlam very glad to say she shows a ’

ed imp y hoy Manager Maritime Pr« viaces, Metro ole Building, Halifax. that it is going to effect a cure. She is, of

se" PRESERVE « JARS

and pain has left her hands and limbs to a a a large extent. Her appetite has improved, i

; 7 P We have a large stock of CP OOPSECSSOSOOOSOSSDEOOSES porcelain top preserve jars, in

e¢

OOFOFOO96090OO0O6OS9004 That nothing succeeds like $ :

You will please send bottle at success, is an old, old story, and $

Its worth has been highly appre ciated, and the demand for it has increased so steadily lately that owing to that as well as to the improved and extended facilities : for its manufacture, it is now pos- 3 sible to sell it for the

Popular Price of 25c. a yard.

This will be good news for everybody as Fibre Chamois is universally used to give the body, tone and graceful style to all fashionable garments. But it is just as important as ever, for your own sake to see the label when

buying, to prevent any slateniaabiat from imitations. PPPCOSCOOOOEOOOOS

sufferer from Rheumatism for vears, and has. beea confined to her bed since last September.

mouthed jars fur preserving large sized fruit whole: Those are much stronger ordinary jar.

Beer & Gofi’s.

Charlottetown, Aug.75, 1896.

St. Peter's Day Schools

BOYS’ SCHOOL.

When seen by the writer she

nce, as from what it has already done we : aa desirous of giving it a fair trial. pint, quart and half gallon here is another instance of its > Faeia trate sizes, which we are offering c truth. Fibre Soatenrene hut, Cinatiion Diteroms very cheap by the dozen this = |, from the start a trustworthy fabric - Moncton. | season. We have also im- 4 of sterling merit, giving more than @ The laly above mentioned has been a ported a few extra wide \ full value for every cent it cost. $ 2

Avent Kootenay Cure. than the

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P. E. |. Commercial College and Shorthand Institu‘e.

The vndersigned, having purchased from S. F. Hodgson, all his interest in this instivution, is now prepared to carry on its work in the commodious premises orcupied during the past pear, oyer the

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; oe ae : Head Master—Rev. T. H. Hunt, M. A. | = — oo Bask of Nove Scotia, Queen Square}, vistant—Rev. A. E. Atdrew, B. A, and | Cnurlottetown. , : Rev. T. F. Wet, B.A. Being a graduate of, and hav- Penk ROE dak bet been for some time a teacher in the ” = ee:

Re-opens Thursday, Sept. 3rd.

Montreal Business College, after a full GIRLS’ SCHOOL.

course at that Institution, he now off-rs to students, both ladies and Gentlemen, a business education second to none. Our business course will embrace Book Keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Com- mercial Law, Business and Legal Fornis, Business Penmanship, Business Corr s- pendence, English Granimar and Compo sition. As we bave had an experience of over twenty ‘years as a Practicai Reporter in the Ben Pitman System, we will give Shorthand very careful attention. Our etudents will also be instructed in the use of the Remington Typewriter. ued syuapNyg padNper Ajajeels sayey enter at any time, but our Autumn course begins Sept, lst. Apply at once in person or by mail for prespectus. ISAAC OXENHAYM, Principal & Manager.

Principal—Miss &. M. DesBrisay, as- AN | PP : NITY

sisted by Rev. A. E. Andrew, B. A., Rev. | ae" To Let ) Get the Best Goods in the Market Cheap- |

Fees—$15 00 per annum. Re-opens Monday, Sept. 14th. JAMES SIMPSON, M. A., We arden,

T. F. West, B.A.

We are offering ‘the b balance of our magnificent stock of | ummer suitings and trouserings at cost to clear.

Come and see what we have to offer | gold as advertised. Best workmanship | guaranteed,

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.

TAILORS.

Aug 18-till Sept.

PASTURE LANE For Sale at ‘Auction.

instructed by the

you. Goods and best fits

AM Fxecutors 2, ao" |

éstate of the late William Heard sell by auction, at the premises, Mount be | war@ Road, on THURSDAY, the 4rd day of | September, next, at 11 o'clock, sharp, that desirable 6 acres of land situate on the west side of the Mount Edward Road, close to the city limits. Wil be sold in lots of J} acres each.

P. O. Box me eee

OUND.—A bunch of keys. Owner can have same 7 proving property and paying for

this ohnson & Jonson, Druggists,

Queen 8t, Store. sept2—

The large stack of hay will be sold at the same time. Terms cash.

R. BEATRSTO,

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BOYS » Summer

& Underwear.

_ Your chance to buy a school sult at a low price.

We are offering 100 Boys Suits at less than first cost to clear

See samples for prices and quality in our window.

J. B. MACDONALD & C00

STRIPED SCRIM

FOR CURTAINS

250 yards, good value at 18c,, selling now for 13c per yrd

BLACK RIBBED HOSE

All sizes, Chi dren’s aud Misses’, a spleudid lot clearing at 12 cen‘s.

Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hosiery, all at very low prices,

When you want a good suit made remem- ber we are the leaders.

D. A. BRUCE,

Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.

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EWPIRE GLEND TEA

Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

HARVEST GLOVES

A GOOD RANGE

T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE

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