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just before nilflll. ll

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||ood’s Pills

gndyondlbcanrightintbcmomhx.

gee. ~

Custard and ggggiu. Chocolate

lelly Pudding

D we have now in stock something

ngw in the Jelly Powder line cf 8avors°

* This powder is made from the Enest

qualit of Calf-Foot Jelly crystalized

* and then ground an mixed with the highest grade of pure fruit ilavors. ' Every package of this Custard Powder

will make one quart delicious Creamry

* Custard.

W have also in stock all the leading

llavdrs in Pure Gold Jelly at io per pkg *

§llebster & llcKay§

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i * Phone 199 . l¥¢i.§l"? #IHC

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The Whole Story

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THE GUARDIAN. WN,_ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEPTEMBQ

§ CITY AND COUNTRY “Q . .....

' ~ ' 0 ' boy of eleven years, son of Mr. F.”

J \ _ , of F. Perkins & Co. and a member of the l

___________ - _ Highland C ° t h B ' B 'S ci

0111.1 25cents to see the races this

afternoon.

Ir was nearly one o'clock when the train arrived in the City this morning.

Tm: Highland Brigade will meet Thurs-

day evening at the Hall but not in nni~ form. _

Charlottetown Engineers will meet for

drill in uniform this evening at 8 o’clock. A full attendance expected.

Physical culture interests all. See th e

work being done by the Y. M. C. A at the exhibition in the Opera. House next Monday night.

Tin: ofllces of Joseph Read Sc Co.,

Summerside, James E. McDonald, Car- digan, and Ur. A. A. Allen, Cardigan‘ have been connected by telephone.

A Mlirriun was held at Brackley Point

on Monday evening to organize a new Division of Sons of Temperance, but ow- ing to unfavorable evening, it was decid- ed not to organize.

Tan announcement that Mr. Richard

*Grant offers for sale at auction on October second his excellent farm at Keppoch will be read with interest by all desiring a good farm. Its near location to the City ,makes the property especially desirable.

Tiii:Bonavista sailed on return to St.

in A letter :

iller

Prom F. Loye, Police Station No.

5, tion :- ‘We frequently use Pram' DAYB' PAIN-KXLISB for pains :Hi fha: r.’m».- rzclt, flu-umaldms, cl\`0'nesa, _frost beta. :hil- blcine, mumps, and all niidci ms which

' biallmen ia our position. I have no heri-

tstlon ia raging that Psix-Kii.i.z:z is the ted remedy to have near at hand.” *gd lntemslly and Externally. Two Sizes, 96c. rrr.i15`-c. bottles.

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draetwaatomato

FC -J

_mins

We have another lot of those cheap

Raisins on hand, which we want to clear out before our new stock comes in. This W.:-;k we offer them at the rate of

3 pounds for 20 cts

Call early and gets supply of them

before they are all gone.

Beer & Goff,

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= We 9- 5- Q ° can 9° 5* Q Cive You °.~°

. the Best Quality

in Cake. Pastry and Bread yo can get in thc caty today.

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oeéeoccscohasce

or today try Dark fruir. Cake 25c per l Sultana Cake 25c per lb. Nut Cake 20c per lb Silver Cake l6c per lb

STEWART

Eclipse Bakery Biles Bcet Bread

Jolm’s, Newfoundland, yesterday. The lcargo consisted of 195 sheep, ll head of cattle, 500 bags oats, 280 bags potatoes, 179 bags turnips. 280 boxes cheese , 48 bxs E butter, 5 bags wool, 6 bags leather.

l The Directors of the Charlottetown i Driving Park have extended an invitation ‘to the Senators and Congressmen of the ,U. S. who arrived last night and their lparty to attend the raccs this afternoon. 5 Seats have been reserved for them on the grand stand. `

l Tmuisniso operations interfered some- i what with the attendance at the market yesaerdav. Oats exchanged hands at 36 cents, potatoes were sold at 25 ceats, hay ‘is possibly increasing in price but the Ilimited amount offered may have had ‘ something to do with it,40 to 45s prevailed

- Mn. John T. Wedks of Alberton, con- A templates taking up ranching at Emmer- son, Manitoba, this fall and to this end is lpurchasing anumber of iine cattle for breeding purposes in the west. Mr. `Weeks’ family will continue to occupy their beautiful home at Alberton.

_ Anvicils received by Mr. Hector Mc *Leod state that Captain Maudsley of the English Army will be in Charlottetown. on Wednesday and Thursday of this ‘week and if suitable horses can be , secured will purchase from 50 to 100. The l Captain will he at Robin’s Livery, Kent ,Street. He leaves for Summerside on l Friday morning.

THE gymnastic exhibition to be given

in the Opera House on Monday will be one of the dnest exhibitions ever given in this city. The members of the classes are practising hard and will give a very enjoyable evening's entertainment. There will be lots of fun. The clown is well up in his art and will make lots of amuse- ment. Buy tickets early and secure good seats.

THERMOMETER READINGS .-The follow-

ing is a comparative statement of the highest and lowest temperature on September 8th.

Highest Lowest

Iwi 1900 1899

63.0 65.7 63.0

46.0 43.5 48.3

1898 72.0 55.8 1897 69.6 49.0 1806 74.0 57. 8 1895 67 .4 54.4 1894 66.0 52.8

Messrs. Benj. Rogers, G. D. Longworth,

W. H. Aitken, Capt Richards, A. E. Inge, H. J. Palmer and Attorney |Gen- eral Peters were the gentlemen coni- posing the delegation who crossed yes- terday to meet the American Senators and Congressmen. The following is the program arranged by the Board of Trade: A drive through the suburbs; a few hours at the races; luncheon at the Davies at six o’clock and reception in the Council Chambers in the evening.

l$¥ibC @1159 C

. 1

Our first shipment of

Ladies’ Fall

i i

Jackets and

Ladies’ Felt Hats.

Come and secure first

The People’s Store

choice.

WEEKS 8(

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' Wholesale and Bldihil-`

Fashionable Millinery Leaders. o A

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Alex. Sinclair en route toBuffalo; Rev. A P. Hooper on avislt to Montreal; Mr. A. Calder. Taxidermist to reside in Salem, Mass; Mrs,\N. D, V. Earle and sister Miss Moody returning to Terrebonne, P. Q1 Mrs. Walter F. Gordon, Bru-'ienell on a month’s visit to Boston; Mr. Thos. Kennedy, formerly of New Perth, returning toNew York to resume pos- ition on teaching stall' of academy; Mr. Jack Harris returning to Pretoria, S. A.

Tm: GUARDIAN has received a number

of copies of a folder setting forth the improved diniag car service in connection ‘ with the Maritime Express east and west bound between Montreal and. Halifax. All will agree that the service given is not excelled in railroading. Mr. L. B. Archibald the superintendent is certainly to be congratulated upon his success in bringing the dining car service of the Intercolonial to its present state of proficiency.

Yssriinnsv morning Premier Far-

quharson received the following reply to the message of sympathy he sent Monday on behalf of the people of this Province: '

W.».sniNe'roN, D. C., Sept. 10.

Hon. D. Farquhcrson :

Please accept grateful acknowledge-

ment of the kind and sympathetic mes- sage you sent on behalf of the people of Prince Edward Island, in this hour of sorrow and suspense.

OLNEY A. Ani-:i-:,

Acting Sec’y of State.

SONG Recital in Y. M. C. A.-The song

recital in the Y. M. C. `A. lest evening deserved a better audience. Those that were there were appreciative and enjoyed arich treat. Mr. Brander possesses a voice of rare compass. sweetness and power. In the rendition of the various selections Mr. Brander showed keen appreciation of the sentiment and in his interpretation of the same the audience was instructed and delighted. To the counter attractions may be attributed in part the small atten- dance. Should Mr. Brauder however favor us with another recital we are sure that he woiildbe greeted by a much better audience as he richly deserved tc be. Miss McLean in her readings de- lighted her audience as she always does. The rendition of Sue’s Ride was highly dramatic and merited the encore received to which she graciously respended.

Tim distinguished party of American

gentlemen who arrived in the city last night is composed of the following persons: Congressman Wm. H. Moody, Massachusetts; Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell, Massachusetts; Congressman John R. Thayer, Massa- chusetts; Congressman Joseph A. Conroy, Massachusetts; Congressman Earnest W. Roberts, Massachusetts; Congressman Melville Bull, Rhode Island; Congressman Adin B. Capron, Rhode Island; H. H. Alberton, Jr., Washington correspondent of the Boston Record and Advertiser; Wm. Tyler Page, correspond- ent of Baltimore Sun; John Duncan, _ex- alderman city of Chelsea; Benjamin Gibby, Malden, Mass; Win. T. Keough, consulting marine engineer, Boston. In conversation last evening one of the party stated that the impressio is of the visit- ing gentlemen in regard to this country had been greatly changed for the better.

OPBNING or 'rim Pnnsnxrlnian

Cntmcii sr Csvimisu.-The open- ing of the New Presbyterian church at Cavendish on Sunday, 8th inst., brought out a very large con- course of people,-the building being crowded at each of the three services.

Rev. Mr. Fullerton of Ch’toWn con-

ducted the morning services.

Rev. Mr. Raymond of the same City

followed in the afternoon.

Rev. Mr. Smith of Summerside spoke

at the evening meeting.

The Reverend gentlemen all spoke on

subjects appropriate to the occasion and congratulated the people on the modest though pleasing appearance of there New Church. Miss Mabel Simpson presid- ed at the organ and _the rendition of the diferent pieces by the choir was to say the least excellent. The collections taken at the different services totalled up the handsome sum of $10611). The managing committee hereby desire to express their sincere gratitude to all who so generously donated towards the building fund. but more especially do they feel grateful to the Reverend gentlemen who gave of their valuable time on this occasion.-Coll.

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WANTED.-A smart young ad for

parcel boy.-Weeks & Co., The People Store. 7tf.

Gents, we have our Christy

Hats in,Don’t forget it please. -Prowse Bros. 11 Si.

A -__ . ___

ll] THE PUBLIC

The undersigned ti-_-ve this day en-

tered inio partnership and will carry on c business ai. the old stand, cor.'Gt. Geo. and Kent sts., under the ncmeof _

_l0ll`0`llll|l &, Mollllllloll

» .Gco.A-B.HeDa\dd

D.A.llcKinnoa

In referring to the above, I desire

lto thank my customers for the genev- ,ous patronage they have extended to and hope that rho new inn *will enj-y ceonsiisu-when of the alms

‘oui-Prieesnrthe Pseiret L_.

ompanyfi t e .sys rigs e

The 4th Rem Bum ,ami-nnea its com M took suddenly ill of tubercular meningitis

tm” with we city last evening Owing on lil mday last, and died last evening at to the arrival of the American Senators ,l9'3°° Dwi’ SYWPHUIY is felt by the mem- ,md Congressmen a specially prepared ,’ bers or the Brigadeand by the entire program Wm be given te_mRhb_ co-iifwinizy for the parents and family in

their very sudden and severe bereave-

AIIWHS U18 P8-SS¢D8erS by the outward in.-fit. The date’ of the funeral will be 5 -l ‘ I.l6WOBt$%i* ii

¢XPl'¢8s yesterday morning were! Mr. `a,,,,o.mc,_,d1ate,._

A Social. Gxrniinrxe.-On Friday

afternoon the 6th inet. between sixty and

den, B. C. for Charlottetown. The spo was an ideal one for such an occasion. The nicely shaded grounds within easy reach of the sea shore, and thronged with pleasure seekers, called forth many an exclamation of pleasure. -

Toe passer-by the beautiful lines of

Goldsmith, _ “The hawthorn bush, with seats be-

neath the shade,

For talking age and whispering lovers

Would at ence revert to mind and he would be led to exclaim. "This is life

When the afternoon had been spent in

the usual life-giving games, football, cro quet, etc. the company seated themselves beneath the willows and did ample justice to a bountiful repast. Supper over the remainder of the evening was passed within doors, the young folks indulging i games instrumental music, and singin there being no lack-of musical talent. When home time came, the company was reluctant to part after so much enjoyment but each one felt that friend- ship had been ' cemented, and that the circle of acquaintances of each had been enlarged. Miss Yates in company with her cousin Miss Louise Wright, left next morning 7th for Gh’town, where they expect to spend a few days, return- ing thence to Cape Traverse, where the former will spend the reinauder of her visit, after which she starts on 16th for her homein B. C. stopping for a few Weeks in Montreal. Miss Yates, for the past year has resided in Golden B. C. but dur- ing her ll years sojourn in the West has lived most of the time in Vancouver City. Miss Yates expresses herself as highly pleased with this her drst visit to tha place of her birth. She has visited most of the cities and places of interest in Wes- tern U. S. and Canada and has crossed the continent 3 or 4 times. Her many friends in Carleton and vicinity, although friends of but a few short weeks will look for- ward to the time when she will again visit the “Garden of the Gulf."-Con.

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FULLER'S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL is a remedy for all Summer Complaints n Adults and Children -in use over twen ty-five years and thoroughly reliable. At all dealers at 25 cents'a bottle.

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f Tooth Brush

that is guarantee

in every respect is what we offer fo

25c,

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School Shoes

For the children,

Stylish shoes, Servioscble Shoes, . Shoes that Br! well, Shoes that wear well.

ut' Boots fit the Foot

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Saturday

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The same' are

seventy persons assembled on the beauti- -

ful, grounds of Mr. Isaac Wright, North. _ - , _ _

Ca.rletou,the occasion being the departure , ', _ ` ~ o" 1 of their guests Miss Hattie Yates of Gol-t gtylg and exagtm‘

tenticn to thm

distinguished' is

ones, is ivident.. in this

lot.

3 Thcy’re trim and well

g made-and stylish aldf

' O ? above all, tb¢~_i’f~e Gwen,

a ' Prim -_ ..-. ii rou-

' , know we sell good coats

as cheaply as

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` _ Perhaps it DOI!

seem a -little previous,-;_,;

iooii

the mercury round the ciplitie.-,--b\l\i_,

they’re here and

and the early _buyer ,has

est choice.

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Why the new baby should not have c new 7 _° " _ ' at the prices we arenow offering We _hcvg - _ ' different styles to select from. We aay taste, _= ~ 1

purse _

3 John 'f

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SCHOOL OPENS l if _C if H

. so

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Tuesday -,

We are prepared with s complete stock of scbod and eclags ' -D supplies, students short hand -books, etc., whfiii you can de- ' ,_ » ‘i

pond on getting at the lowest prices. _

3’Speoial discounts to Teachers and students and c warm wel-

come to every student patronizing

J. D. TAYLUIYS

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A nice line of suitingc and overceats which we' will make up at rahcaablc' acces. We do not want the earth but strict attention to businem and filiiili e foryonr money we hope orc share of your pctronsp

“As we intend putting out nothing but is-atseiaac work an

getting the bestfor your money.

Yi-'“§°fi|"°°K .|. s'ri\||Lsv.

Cor. Great George c Kent Streets. `

Clrtown P. E. I. 9-5-dw xyr. I B “£51013-

Flannellette Blanke s. I

White $1.15 for 906. ' e

do 1.00 for

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Frey 1.10 for

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