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styies are perfect, and the prices are the lowest in
brings the trade-—PROWSE BROTIIERS.
| Never sinc? we thi , i | ae sinc2 we opened up our children’s clothing room have we scid s» many little suits as this srring.
The quality is the best, the the city, that’s what
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There 1s one settled fact in the minds of the most sensible people on the Island, and that is that they can get the largest assortment, just as good goods, and s:ve from 10 to 15 per cent by trading with us.
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2 ser THE DAILY EXAMINER - : . : . ° . — == Cee ae rena eaemretaalaeieetoninintieine retin) LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, | —>—==—————— = ATS c. PROWSE. BROS. Beer Bros. for Dress Goods, Still Sull the tiade comes our way; thousands of happy little fellows are Ww AT oO r © “ . > ‘ in Te > > 2 . : an vearing our suits this spring, ancl make no mistake, they are the best Our Gents’ Furnishing Department is full up dressed boys in town.—PROWSE BROS. : ee Sentin hee with good, fresh, stylish collars, cuffs, ties, = BUY YOUR CAR S WS . PETS AT PROWSE BROS. = braces, hose, underclothing, hats and caps 2 a | \ I x er ev ‘ ad ? > >? ] ; >. as ‘ ty e a ms siete: sia ada wi . oe j ; : : ~ 0 Will yeu make up your mind to trade with us, or are you satisfied white and colored shirts, cotton, linen and ’ day school teach~} t) trade other places and pay from 20 to 15 per cent. more for your) \ ‘ the parior to-p rht » » \ 7) ™ I : a - J oar i ief; : oro tht! goods ?—PROWSE BROS. silk handkerchiefs, ete. | 4 wx Pres The fourth annual " 7 ayes of Messrs, Haszarl | BUS YOUR CLOTHING AT PROWSE BROS Nars | . mt . — " ‘ ‘ , On picnic o » of. Masts: Hnasees ;|Buy Collars and Cuffs at Prowse Brothers. Buy B . The 82nd Battalion . rday r jast year’s League eo : ee : f a pera Tg Oo en Ee ee ee ee ee ee . ves W by te. S Gar, Who St ' B t —THE— , ee San a es earns is Best. arter's for Wall Paper} 2" | oe ; | e Port of Chariottete wn, } Dox't Miss Ir.—What? The concert a i a — awe ach orraneed sietnae Bt. Patrick's Hell tonight. The pee THE MEDICAL CONVENTION, PERSONAL. ENTERED. ES 5 ont. Peas ta ae nent re July 9—Minnie R, MeMil I 00 ae a ad a 8 Closing Session Last Evening Followed ly | Rev. J.J. Macdonald, Kinkora, is in | Islands: “Hiscox ) rg ane ef the he ” _ Supper at the Davies} § | town Pha 7 : : — aw ft : } : Electra, McLaren, Montague; Annie T, s Acaixy —Three summonses At yesterday afternoon’s session of my Mgr. Teta, “ v selec, is nesking McKie, Cameron, Pictou; Henry G Ives, fae 1d ofall “Fehapbel thd MePAnae Medial Association « seaee oe onan “ip in the oe Heighton, Neweastle; Hattie E Smith, able on Wednesdav. The reeipients were }on “The relative value of excision and Again we announce on, L. H. Davies left for Ottawa this Richibucto; Welcome, Smith, Shediac; Thon Clark Jolin J. Trainor and ] erasion of the knee joint,” was read by Dr the oul af | nen tt + response to a telegram from Pioneer, McLeod, Pinette. ' : ee inns - . 1e opening on, Mr. Laurier. Philip | be Kay, Halifax; . hs discus _—— —e ~ His Lordship Bishop Macdonald and CLEARED. ee ubercu Oris j mats” fol owed. : another large ship- ip ss . eee" i. ‘ i. Cant clesien of the Quttes “Risin Clinic” was the eubject diccesiod 5 q *ather Arsenault returned last evening July 9—Minnie R, MeMillan, Wood z at Mr. A Brown's last night desire to} by Dr. Ross, of Halifax, and two interest. ment of Black all- oie gr oe ; on . Islands; ss Electra, McLaren, Montague; convey their sincerest tl ct ie Wad-| ing cases were exhibited. wocl as ¥. - A. Duchemin, I r ncipal of Patriot, Decoste, New Richmond; Annie We are shov ing some Ee ihe erend Mumioation be 06 bic De. Dolige read.0 papesantitel"& bles anso Ac ademy, Canso, ie spending his | T McKie, Cameron, Pictou; J H Hiltz : ‘ ©, Tt Aeced thane, i ie aaias’ cal enim Mi with relatives and friends in this} Pollard, Souris; Welcome, Smith, Shediec; Very pretty th ngein a ee eee 4 np 1 Beane j rovince. Pioneer, McLea ; Pict ; esi R uM Wier dint bea , pancho aE St eeeane OF ee William Lemont, Esq., and Mre.Lemont, te ROYAL*ENGLISH WEDGE- baw : hat about hand music s sage. ? “°c z riaiti ae ee oa —— ; " ho Condens thie saan? | ie wae An interesting discussion followed “A = nernten, ae, a * iting the city, WooD WARE. aire ree kant Oa PRG aa Baophdlaic Goltiv,” by Dr ee of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Johnson. ngs are deightfal and the band stan eAV ? ’ ‘ . : . : . guifal aed : Ma. is Lord:hip Bishop McDonald, on te cn oe ng 1 —— oe oS or ayer a ee Ee Wedoecday afternoon laid the corner all Teapots, Butter Coolers, of our three bands. aes S! caling fem ’ + GE, O - | stone ’ . : ; € Sticke J . , seam Vernon River, read a paper on “Diphthe- and Black Brocades, di- a « the ial eS a boy morial Hail | ee ste ee Candle Stick 8, J ugs, Cups Aruneric Meer.—lc is. announced that} tia’; and “Two cases of brain surgery,” rect fr he Englisl y onan aaoeneiy oe Match Safes Biscuit Jars ‘ ; ~ : 2 eas : rec rom the Nish | was grandly impressive, and was wit- 4 ? the Summerside Amateur Athletic Asso- | by Dr. A. McNeill, closed the programme. ao - nessed by about 4,000 peonl Salt Holders NEW ciation have arranged to hold a grand At the opening of the afternoon session market, . ; oo 7. nh ag
meet on Friday, Augast 7th There wil! be eighteen events, for each of which prizes w ill be given.
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rived this forencon from Montreal with a large t-eight. Mr. and Mrs. Shepley, Mr, and Mere. Joseph Perreanit, Mr. F. QO. Cross, Mr. Charles B. Frost and Miss Cas aie F; were g the passer gers, From Hat < — The steamer Fastnet, Capta n [ethel, arrive d from Halifax about eght o’-lock thie morning, bringing a x “dl @ i arg Se sails on return this afternoon with a cargo which will ine ide oats, Pp itoe* k bsters and pork. Ss 8S. Prcyic.—St. James’ Sabbath Schoo! Picnic will be held et Mr. J. Me- Ea “he rn’s, Red Point, on Wednesday, he
leave the and 2 p. m. children, 10 cents.
15th inst The S Fy rry Wharf. at Return fare, 15 cents;
Potrce Covrr.— This forencon Bernard Murphy and William Weatherbie were arranged before His Honor on a charge cf being implicated with William Doyle in the burglarizing of Wheatley’s store on Tuesday night. Thev pleaded not guilty and were remanded for eight days.
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Zrox Cucreu Prexic —The annual pic- nic of Zion Church Sabbath School was held yesterday on the beautiful groands of Mr. James Wyatt, at Suffolk. The day waz all that could be desired for such an onting, and the attendance was large. That all enjoyed themselves goes without Fay ing.
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At Hicuriecp.—The strawberry festi- val at H'ghfield yesterday afternoon, and the concert in the evening, were greatly evjoyed by all who pzrticipated. The eoneert was under the direction of Profes— eor Earle, who was assisted by +everal of his pupils and a portionof the choir of the Second Methodist Church.
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Tue Wueet.—The C, W. A. “run” to Pownal and return last evening was part- icipated in by alarge number of wheel- men and was a thoroughly enjoyable af- fair.
There are seven or eight entries for the C.W.A.Road race to take place next Mondav evening. The boys are in good training anda hot race may be expected.
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A Great Success —The strawberry fes- tival last evening on the beautiful grounds of A. L. Brown, Esq., was agreat success. The grounds were brilliantly lighted, and
Mr. Vinnic mbe’s excellent orchestra dis coursed choice music. The strawberries and «* am were delicious. The festival was nvler the anspices of the Helping Hand Society of St. James’ Ciureb, and asuue -um must have been realized. cuaslaaapes Atremerep Daowxixe.-—-Wm. Power,
driven to (lesperation, according to his own story, by the pursuit of the police, made fan Suttempt to drown himeelf in the harbor last night. He waded into the water at the foot of Richmond street west, and very nearly succeeded in carrying out his intention. He swam some di-tance out, but was rescued by his brother and two residents of the neighborhood, who pnt otf in boats and overtook him before he became tired out. Power’s act was probably inspired by Datch courage. He was taken ashore near his home and look- ed after and soon recovered. Quite a large crowd gathered on the shore and watched the proceedings.
- - Parocniat Fatre.—A grand Parochial
Prof. Cushing, of Boston, gave a valuable sddress on the subject of hvsteriotomy.
Dr. James Bell, of Montreal, made some interesting remarks on the subject of injuries to the brain in connection with the cases pfesented.
Befure adjourning a hearty vote of thanks was tendered the home medical men for their hospitality during the con- vention, and the visitors were thanked most heartily for their attendance and co- operation. At ten the Hotel enjoyed.
o’clock a supper took place at Davies, which was thoroughly
Basesatt.—The following players com- prise the teams to play at the Park to- morrow afternoon :
SOUTH END.
P. Corish, ce; B. McQuillan, p, (capt.) J. Gormley, 1b; W. Edmonds, 2b; J. Pid- geon, 3b; E. Trainor, ss; J. Dogherty, rf; J. Macdonald, ef; F. Donovan, !f. NORTH END.
J. Trainor,c; W. Flood, p, (capt.) J. Callaghan, 1b: F. McGonnell, 2b; J. Kay-s, 3b; S. Burke, ss; T. Howatt, rf; H. Brown, If; P. Cullen, cf.
Umpire—A. P.
Thorne.
Sovvenin —We are in- Haszard & Moore for a copy of the last sermon preached in old St. Paul’s Church, and a copy of the first sermon preached in new St. Paul’=—both by Rev. John T. Bryan, recior. The ser- mons are in the form of a neat and handy pamphlet, beautifully printed, making an interesting souvenir for al] members of the church.
INTERESTING debted to M<sers.
Seasipe Horer.-——For health and en joyment the Seaside Hotel, Rastico Beach, is now open. Asa summer resort it is unrivalled. Has all the attractions usual- ly found at a seaside resort. We under- stand the te:ms are very reasonable this season.
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Fair will be held by the Catholic parish- ioners of Cuarlottetown, in conjunction with the ladies of St. Josep’s Society, on the 15th of September next, and will con- during the time of the Provincial Exhibition. “The object of this Fair is to aid in the construction of the new Cathed- ral. The comm ttee of ladies in charge will spare no pains to make this Fair the event of the season, aad wiil be thankful to receive contributions from town and country in aid of the undertaking. Uatil further notice all such contributions can be sent to St. Joseph’s Conveat or be given to the soliciting ¢ yinmitiee, accord ing to the conyenience of the donor. rhe
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kind patronage of the community is respectfully requested. Farther particu- are jater.
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Hundreds of ladies are buying Weeks’ Cashmeres owing to the extra value we give.
A full stock of Fibre Cha-
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other linings trimmings, buttons, ete., prices. Retail.
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Powers, Robt. day, Edward Powers, Hugh Blackwell, W. Brown, W. Henderson, E. Gugot, W. F. Howes, Neil Shaw, W. A. Miss M. McDonald, Mary Fitzgerald, Pris- cilla Fitzgerald, Nulpher, Mary Nulpber, Anna Donahue,
this passengers were: Miss Shepherd Mrs. F.
McQuaid, John McKenzie, John Kelly, Miss Keegan, John Campbell, Hugh Dar- rach, Andrew McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Perre- auit,
dwelling on his Samuel Arbing John Walsh the carpenter work. We M+. McDona’d auccess with the building.
spring to try his nauk to learn that owing to ill health he was forced to return Owing to the many deaths which occur- | red at Grand Tracadie during the past ; year, a gloom was thrown over the place.
pact year by Mr. learn that A.J. McDonald and J. W. Mc- Lauchlin are trying the entrance @xamina- tion in the Prince of Wales College this week. We wish these two young students every success in their present and future
career.
CHARLOTTETOWN AND BOSTON,
The steamer Halifax, Captain Pye, ar- rived from Boston about eight o’clock last evening, brioging a general cargo and the following passengers :—Mr. Halland wife, Mrs. M:
Miss T. M. McDonald, Mes. chell, Miss MsDonald, Mss M. Mc¥ach- ern, P. Larsen, wife and child, Mrs. Ames and cbildren, Ewer, ease, Miss Pease, Mrs. E. White, Mrs.
Thomas Hooper, Mrs. Varnum, ss Beasie Dymond, Master John Dugan, M. A. Mit-
Miss Mrs. J. A. Miller,
Matheson, Lizzie Mr. and Mrs.
B. Stillipgs and two children, R. E>rl,
Mrs. McCarthy. Miss McLellan, J. Pol- lard and wife, Miss E. C, Finlayson, Mr. Murphy and wife, Miss Coles, C. Nelson and family, Mrs. A. Lauder, Magge Jenkins, R.. H. Fitzgerald, Mr. Murray, Adele Irwin, Maggie Irwin, Mrs.
Lauder, Mrs. D.
Miss E. Lauder, Miss Lawton,
Rooney, Mrs S, O’Hara and wife, Mary Craswell, Herbert Halli-
McKinnon,
Granville Lord, Blaud
Mrs. M. Tibbetts, Harry Wilbur, George White, Hilda Cherry, Mre. McLellan, Miss Compton, Miss M. Compton,
Miss L. Pethick, Emma Phillips, Fiorence Locke, Miss Harris, Miss Weaver, Mrs. Burke, J. D. Thom, Miss Steward, M. Me- Leod, Sarah McLeod, S. McNeill, Campbell, Katie Campbell, C. McDonald, Maggie Acorn, Sadie Nile, Mrs. L. Ross, Katie Gregor, Rebecea DeConicie, Mary Steel, Annie Carter, Mra. A. A- Wright, Mrs. J. W. Putnam, Miss Mary Gallant, Aleck E McMillan, J. J. O’Dare.
McLeod, Neil
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Cathérine Murphy,
Belle McDonald, Hattie McLean,
lliot, J. Hughes, J. McMillan, Stanley
to Boston Her
The Halifax left on retarn afternoon at the usual hour.
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GRAND TRACADE NOTES
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TLe crops in this section of the country,
owing to the frequent showers, are looking well.
Darirg the past few weeks the people
of Grand Tracadie were busy preparing a tab'e for the Bedford Tea, which was held ou Dominion Day, and as is usual when Grand Tracadie has aaything to do with an aflair of that kind, it was a grand success.
The famous McDonald buitding is juet
finished, and is one of the finest structures of the kind in the Province.
McDozald has started a place. We learn that Mr. has the mason work, and We wish
Mr. N. J.
Mr. Edward Ready went to Boston this fortune abroad, but we
to his native home.
The school was conducted during the D. J. Campbell, and we
Mack. Fa nein Preacuinc. — Rey. D. MacLean will
preach (D. V.yat New Glasgow Road on Monday, the 13th inst., at 7.30 p. m., and North River on Tuesday, 14th, at the
same hour
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The arrivals at the Revere Hotel to-d: y were: John DeWolfe, A. Lamphier and wife, Halifax; Wm. C. Calder, Anna- polis; W. C. Lea, Tryon; R. C. McLeod S’side; J. A. Murphy, Colorado; Simon Sourier, S’side; A. J. Curran, Richibucto, N. BL. E. Prowse, city; A. C: mpbell, Shas. Rogers, Victorize; Peter McGrath, Hunter River; Mr. McCormack, Cardigan; B. Howatt and sn, Trvon; D. Matheson, DeSabl*; Murdock McLeod, Uigg; John McLeod, Caledonia. a
There were registered at the Queen Hotel last evening : Frank Allin, Shediac; Ewart G. Allen, Murray Harbor; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Newburyport; M:ss M. J. Craw ford, Wvod Islands; K. L. McKenzie, Bos- ton; Mrs. M Morrison, do; E. Boswell; Victoria; L. E. Dystant, Halifax; Fred. Campbell, Florence Campbell, William Minto, S’side; D: E. Clarke, Orwell. The arrivels to-day were: Mr.and Mrs. J. A. Maclonald and son, Glenaladale; J. J. Gay, Pownal; Neil McLeod, S’side; Rev. J. A. Cairns, Pictou; H. M. McLeod, Dan- statfnage.
The St. John Sun says: S°. John Lodge of Perfection, A. aud A. Rite, met last night at Masonic Temple and conferred degrees upon the fo!lowing Prince Edward Island gentlemen: Dr. Darrach, of Ken- sington, P.G.M.; Thos. A. McLean, of Charlottetown, P.G. M.; W.A. Brennan,
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of Summerside, and Thos. Dillon, of Charlottetown. After the meeting the
officers and members of St. entertained the visitors at
Aberdeen Hotel.
The arrivals at the Hotel Davies last night were: Mrs. Allen, Miss Allen, Mrs. QO. 3D. Stillings, Master H. E. Stiillings, Miss Katherine Stilling, Miss Christina Matheson, W. F. Hall and wife, Bostor; Mrs. John W. McPhee, Annandale; J. Howard, New Glasyow; E. H. Morton and wife, New Glasgow; G. W. Elliot, Mont
rea'; W. A. Lord, St. John; James Yeo, Port Hill; Wm. Hamilton Armstrong, Washington, D. C; Isabella Hamilton, Truro; D. S. Landan, Toronto; I. C. Hall, Tracadie; J. Prentice, Hamilton; Lizzie Hall, Sadie Wodill, Brockton; D. A. Craig, New York: F. H. Pearl and wife, Phila- delphia; Miss H. E. Ludlow, New York city; Charles H. Pollard and wife, Dover, N.H.; Mis: E.F. Mille, Boston; F. S. Parlee, St. John; M. J. Walch, Boston; M. J. McLeod, Chester, Pa; B. W. Lester, Boston; Miss Le ckerby, do; Miz: Roberts, do; Charles N. T. Balsley, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. T. George Dodwor:th, New York; Alex. Leslie, Montreal: W. H. Rolfe, North Rustico; EF. L. Page, do. The arrivals to-day included: W. Dicker- son, Newfoundland; Mrs. Dickerscn, do; S.J. Andrews, Crapand; A. J. LeLa- cheur, St. John, N. B; Douglas Ruther- ford, Halifax; F. O. Cross, St. Catherine’s, Ont; George A. Devlin, Detroit, Mich; Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Gane, Mis3 Pippey, New York; W. J. Jeierson, Pictou, N. 3; C. B. Fro-t, Miss Fro:t, Smith Falls, Ont; S. F. Perry, Tignish; Mr. and Mrs. P. ©, Forest, Master Frank Forest, Boston; C. H. Harrison, Miss Harrison, Brooklyn; Clarence P. Stewart, Bedford.
John Lodge
= ae MeCLUKE’S MAGAZINE FOR JULY. Whoever cares te know how Rudyard Kipling composes one of bis spirited bar- rack-room batiads will be im‘erested in the opening paper in McClure’s Magazine for July. Written by Mr. E. Kay Robinson with whom Kipling was intimately asso- ciated in the editorship of a newspaper in India, the paperis full of interesting per- sonal facts about Kipling. But perhaps surpassing this in abundance of new per sonal detail is a paper of recollections of Longfe!low, Whittier and Holmes, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Whittier, it appears, while never lacking for allec- tionate care, and never losing his cbeerful tone, was, in his last vears, much op- pressed ty loneliness, and Holmes, while outwardly so merry a man, was at heart grave almost to melancholy. In his later years the latter experienced, too, qnite a radical change in his religious views. Both papers are fally iilustrated with por- traits and other pictures ; and, forming an independent article, is a comprehensive series of portraits of Longfellow.
A woman’s account of her own experi- ence in climbing to the very top of the Matterhorn—a feat which few women have proved eqnal to; an illust:ated article by Cleveland Moffett, indicating the revolu- tion that isalready beginning to be wrought in travel, traffic and war by the horseless carriage; a paper of reminiscences and anecdotes from personal associates of Abraham Lincoln at the bar, showing Lincoln’s life and methods asa lawyer; and a paper by Mr. Will H. Lowon the present state of printing in Germany, with reproductions of recent celebrated German paintings—are other noteworthy features of this num r of McCiure’s. |The Hon. Gardiner G. Hubbard, president of the American Geographical Society, writes of the growth of the English power in Africa, showing how largely it has come to exceed that of any other nation, Then, there are several good storie: —oue of tne mad mid- night ride or a pretty, young wheelwoman, disguised in her brother’s bicycle suit.
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Tue Rive —The Charlottetown Engin- eers will bold the first of their annuat spoon competitions at Kensington Range to-morrow afternoon, at 4 o’clock. —
The Cocenthaler gold medal will be shot for to-morrow afternoon in conjunc - tion with the Engineers’ spoon competi- tion.
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Monz Coat. Annivats —The schooners Cardigan, S. A. Parkhurst, Favorite, R. W. Smith and Brilliant arrived yester- day from the Dominion Coal Co’s. mines,
C. B., with coal to Peake Bros & Co. : iv8 3i
~~ MARRIED Amherst, N. 8., July 8th, by Rev. ph. "aaa: Donald MacDonald, of Queen’s County, P. E. I., to Ellen Aug. } usta, daughter of Wentworth 8, Horton.
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Bon Spoons, Butter Knives, ete.
will get the latest and best. PRICES LOW.
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Do you want any article in Sterling Silver for yourself,
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My stock of Sterling Silver
Novelties will delight you. Do your buying of me and you
W. W WELLNER
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The SS. Coban, sailing from Montreal Friday merning, July 10th, will be due at Charlottetown, Morday morning, July 13th, and will sail for St. John’s, Nfld, via Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck, at low- est possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and passage, apply to PEAKE BROS. & CO.,
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Will work either way from the stop without In fect, you can take one fork full to the right and by using an endless draft rope. . You can use the Porter Sicgle-Tree Sling for carrying the rope off the ground tree with this Carrier. With al! others # royalty fee of $2 00 has to be paid.
fth. With this Carrier a Patent Trip Pully and Sl.ng Combined can be used instead fa fork, and handie ¢traw and corn stalks perfectly. No other Carrier has this, as we wn the Leland Patent on the Little Giant Hook and Sling.
Sth. Itis made entirely of malleable iron, and is very simple iu ecn-truction., It has no springs to get out of order. Anybody can handle it.
6th. Itruns on four large wheels, either plain or flange, as ordered.
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_ Single and Doub'e Harpoon and Grapple Hay Forke, Pulleys, Steel Grapples, Hay Rope and all kinds of Having Tools, Dairy Churns, Potato Seuiilers, Pay Rakes, new he s~ al and “ Tubular Steel’”” Mowers, Hay Feeders, Road Carts, Wagons, Buggies and Hurness. _
We are selling the above at lowest prices, and on terms to suit customers.
Ch’town, June 7-’r6. A, HORNE & co.
Machine = Extras
For the Haying Season.
Knives, Guards, Secti.ns, Knife Eyes, Guard Plates,
Pitman Boxes, and other extras always oa hand,
Strawberry Baskets selling lew.
STRAW HATS!
The baiance of our stock of Men’s Straw Hats we will clear vut at small prices. If you want one, now is your time.
Some nice light-weight FELT HATS, suitable for Summer wear. The prices are down low,
SEE OUR DUST COATS,
the long and the short of them, in black and colored, at
J. B. MACDONALD & CO THE SEASIDE
ng. Goo,
Fiannellettes,
Good Stock now showing.
T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE
| Try a pair of our Canvas Shoes | We have them for ladies, men, | and boys.
W. a. STEWART & CO. London House Building
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Good Fits, Good Goods,
and Low Prices.
That is what makes pur establishment popular with | the dressing public. Cur spring trade to date is the largest on record. For the best clothing at the low prices, we stand | today at the head of the merchant tailoring of P.E.I. If you vant a suit call and see us, for our goods are right, our prices are right, and we guarantee every garment.
JOHN MACLEOD & CO.
Charlottetown, April 9, 1896—246 & wy
EMPIRE BLEND TEA Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there are two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be surezand get the
est. For sale wholesale or retail by . J MORRIS
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