FGOFFEE l

lilollrn, ooiete without ul. u ern n bl a _ 0°” ‘l§in:~l1d):l‘ieell:ydur vgdiedl; if it inn hem: than my youhve been buying at the lame price, no matter where, lend it back. _

Cream .

` ‘ Every Morning

Webster & McKay.

Cor."Kent md Gr. George Stn.

lt is a Pleasure

to See our Cake

come on the table for it is sure to be the best. lte_mon it. Our frostin is )ust delicious and ai .

ways tempts one to eat. Su tana Cake :zo cts N_“t_Cnke zo cts Sliver Cake zo cts

D. s'rl~:\'vAn'r,'

EC!.1PsE BAKRRY. Bates But Bread.

liililllililii liN_liSiliiii|l||

Bnrrlsters. Solicitors. late. » Summerside. P. E. 1.

0645--Royal haul of Canada

building

» NEIL MCQUARRIE, K.C.

but E- ARSENAULT

§ THE

IP);-I ROM. Eldon, was in the city yes-

D' G- C“'D€l'0I1. Montague was in town 3'0Bt/erday. F .

William McPhail, Orwell, was in the

City yestenisy.

THE Princess arrlveddaet night at 8.45' ‘md me 9-‘Dress at 9.40. l ~' '_ 4 _

THE S-S- 0-tv or Ltah°i.”m-/k.-

trips on West River today. 1 »`

James Bethuue,Pictou'. is in 'the-city -.

°““h°1ifill.Y il‘ii!. lie returns on Mon- day. ,

t ¢i_o

L. M,lmd Mrs. Poole, Charlottetown, 5- E- I-. are visiting the elty.-Sydney

ost.

Miss Lillie McDonald and Miss Annie McKinnon leave this morning lor Boston,

Mrs.Jamcs (lood left on Wednesday

to visit relatives on P. E. Island.-St. John Sun. '

THE Victorias will practice on Monday

ami Wednesday at 5.‘i0 and Saturday at ~l u`clock.

ills Lordship Bishop Macdonald arrived

last niglit from Halifax where he was thf guest of Archbishop 0'Brien.

Andrew and Mrs Bowness, Kensington

came to Charlottetown yesterday and are visiting Cul and Mrs Stewart.

'i`lll~1 City of London brougllt to the

uity yesterday moruinlr 25 passengers 'l`he freight ine`uded 00 cases of eggs.

Mr". .lohn B. Kennedy, who has been

visiting at Hzlbelbrook llas returned to Bos- ton atrolrpanlcd by her niece Miss Leila Gay, llazl-ll>r~ook,

THl-: kirk at Canoe Cove will be re-open-

ed ou Sabbatll, Oct. 2nd. Rev. R. McLean, Vaileylicld, will preach nt. 10.30 (English) and at 3 (Gllelic),and Rev. D. MoLeall at 7.

Tlll-: adjourned meeting of the Local

Cnncil of Women will lie held Friday a.fterrloon Scyt. 23at3.1l0 o‘c-lock in the Y. M. C. A. parlor. A large attendance is reqllestcd.

Among the passellgers by the express

last night were 1). Sl.-hurlnan from Sum~ rnerside; llarry Ilill from St. John ; E. W. Hyndmm, A. Down, Judge Macdon-

pi _4 I

aid, Rev. W. B. Tilolrlas.

l 1

l _ ' r ~ ~ ~ Y ~ - - - - Y ff-'-=-=-'-'-'-v-==-:--'f-'~ -'~ - ~ - v Y -~

'ru mls will be nigh el'-lsi morning at

0 and tonight at 0.57. _

Auolvs those attending the St. John

berrl Plains and P- J. D. Edmonds, Sum~ I. erslde. - »:'

W./g. uexlslsylorlagrly or nw lm.

\.\llapt§fBAnf off. E. I, now fateoun-

'ftsntortlm Bniiiiy nz-sms or me Union

ffanrsxfis spending his vacuum. at his ome in North Iilvc.

9-IEA! Was turrvd on in the cabins of

the S. S. City 1 f London tor the first time his season yesterday evailinz on the re- turn trip from Orwell and was much ap- p:ecluted by the passengers.

BT. Dunstan's Co'lege base-ball team -illplayamateh name with the “lo'al eine" at Victoria Park, Thursday, at 2.30 p. m. As this is a return matuh for the game played some time uqo. muah in- terest is felt ill the result of the game.

AT the Police Court yesterday James Power and James Prowsc, drunk and disorderly some weeks ago were each fined $l0. John Powers case for the salno offence was adjourned for a. week owl ng toilllless.

A RUNAWAY took place on Queen

Street last evening. A horse driven by u youllg man collided W th allot her badly darnaging the carriage and cutting the horse so severly that severeal stit.-lleshud to be taken ill his leg.

Tllr: S. S. City of London had n. large

cargo of general merchandise to Halliday' and Brush Wharves yesterday afternoon. 20 passengers came in on the evening trip and the cargo consistcli of 56 cases e1gs,lIi heud cattle, 0 barrels llides, Z sacks wool, 5 bags apples.

Joseph Atiieck, Lalvrence Mass, who

has been visiting his sister Mrs Fred .lardine whois in tho P. E. I. Hospital leaves this morning on return. lt is pleasing t.o know that Mrs Jardine is much improved. Mr. Affleck was cai`ed home about a month ago by the deatll of

his sister. . .___ _V

A rl.:\v days ago I .l. liobcrtsorl,

Mount Albion, shot a ack fox at Hazel- brook. He came u l the animal accl- dentally while going goose shooting. It was good size and is pronounced to be quite valuablc.' Mr. Robertson will en. deuvor to sell the skin if he can obtain a

sufficient good price for it.

THE lnany friends of W. F. li. and Mrs.

Gill will extend to them sincere sympathy

` H ,in the death of their only son, one and a

` half years old, which took place yester»

Millincry

nat-- _

Wccks & Co.

Everything

I .Por Pall!

New Swell -Styles

-in- >

Ouling Hats. ,

lhat’s New

‘ Every Sort.

Hat. Trlmmings_ ~

‘-of-

LEATHER WRIST BAGS _

- Swell new goods 85c. $\|»45. $|-75» $2-i5 V

- and $5.00.

ClllLDREN’S WOOL OVERALLS 'T T' ‘

' _ h d bl k f Child n. one

to fl`£':’\:ei:rs!wllE\%:\withbElt f2:t.60c. Brie. and

’ sl.oo such. wane wool lawns 32° ver pair-

. _ Lovlsrr New

‘~ ‘ 4’iw|'l'lils¢es¢s¢vls buckles. ln black- brown _ _ana navy ess. 95°. $1.45 and $210- 1

' l=lln~'cll rtlnnlal Novrlllrs

V l i ‘iii Intent effectmali staple patterns too 35a" , i'

f 5So°an¢l 65c the yard-

‘ ' Pretty New

6o, :.25 each

1, ggpggtry, silk and satin. swell new effects and designs,

’;?w'¥¢’re leaders in dress fabrics, miilinery, furs._m\i:ti¢¢- _ _

»wEEl<s‘ .si co.

Elegant Plumes and Blrds_ ' in White and v

. Colored.

BELTS T00 _

Cushions, `

day. The little lad ilad been ill for some time with whooping cough and corn» plicatiorls and the best medical aid was helpless ta prevent n. fatal tcnrrinatlon.

Rev. Alfred S. Rogers, B. A., and bride

were lhe guests of his sister, Mrs. M. O Crowell, Lorne Terrace, this week. .Mrs Rogers is rl daullhter of the Rev. Stephen B. Rice, at present stationed at Vernon River P. .l‘l. I. Mr. Rogers was recently appointed fo the pllstorale oi' the Me hojist church, Bear Riler, Annapolis eoullty.'-Halifax Mail.

I Yxsrlcaosv Bruce Ste Kart 8: Co. shipped to the Uriderfed Stoker Company, Montreal another engine recently built Lt their works. The previous day they shipped to Peter Morrison, Mount Stelvart., a car load of saw mill machinery for use in his mill. A large amount of work is also being done for M. J. Haney in connrction with the Hillsboro Bridge.

Ar the inquest into the death o'

Robertlforll held lastnight by Dr.MeNeill Coroner for Queen’s County Norman McDonald was foreman with whom were William Coles, \Viliiam H Ford, Chas Seaman, John Mc-Quarric, Amos Rodd, Frank Duffy. 'The evidener was in ac- cordance with the above. fact! and`t'\c verdict that deceased came to his dent by cutting his throat with a knife ill his ownhand while in a state of temporary dcapondenoy or insanity.

To-DAY the plan ofseats for Mr. Earlc's

lst. grand exhibition concert is at the Medical Hall and Rankllfs Drug Stores. It is a magnificent one made up of the followlnlz: The roaring farce of Betsy Baker, the cpera Trial by Jury, by S r Arthur Sullivan, the great tenor solo by Rev. Leo Williams, the lovely vocal »altz by Arditl, sung hy Miss Edltll

McDonnell who is stuxlng with Ml Earle, Skirt dance by ss Monaghan, Sl\ior's Hornpipe by Master Arthur

Warburton. Irish Jig and 'Figh- land Fling by Master Guy Scott. In providing those three lst. class exhibition enterytairlmcnts Mr. Earlols under very heavy expense and slncerelyhopos that citizens and others will show their appreciation of his efforts by rallying round him and giving hima humperhouse.

FOP THE BATH-

Try .“l=air

Soap”

‘<

lt Floats

5 cents* for

. large cake. i

exhibition are Willlanif McMillan, A15

Run.:

at one p. ln. sharp.

st £00 yards. at om

' Entries at two thirty. Gon- of lrstmatch. Extra series at HX!

one half hour, than the second

at five hundred Jordi.

teams will be formed. A

lady‘s will be competed for. A grand aggregate medal will be given. Two medals dona'ed by our local Federal representatives and by our local mem' er Gao. _Hughes will be features of the com- petition, A dollar pays your Association fee. Twenty curry extra to each mat h and extra series. Generous amount and number of money primes.

Ylrarsanar afternoon at 2 o'clook at he home of Martin West, the marriage ofihis daughter,Fannle, to Ambrose G. Mellett, Union Road, was solemnlxed in the presence of a few intimate friends, Rev. Mr. Dobson officiating. The bride was given away by her father, and wore a travelling suit of navy blue broadololh wi-h cream and blue trimmings and hut to ma oh and cn.;-1-led a bouquet of white roses. Miss Bessie, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. She wore u becom- irlg dress of cream voil with clunylace and chiffon and carried a bouquet of pink ro es. The groom was supported by his cousin, John Rodd. Tile presents were costly and numerous. The groom's gift to th- bride was ll diamond brooch, to the bridesmaid a brooch of gold nuggets, and to the groornsulan gold cufflinks. After the reremony refreshments were served and the happy couple left by the western train.

A HAPPY event. took place before ll large audience at St. Teresufs Church fn Monday morning last when John J. Duffy, Fort. Augustus and recently in the 'employ of S. A. Mcllonald was united in matrlmony to Henrietta May McDonald daughl.er of Daniel McDonald of Peake’s Station. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ignatius McDonald. l`hc bride was attended by her cousin Miss Bella McDonald, trained nurse, Boston, and Thomas Burnett; of the Public Works Department. supported the groom. After the cererrlony the happy couple drove to the home of the bride wherea wedding breakfast was served. They afterwards proceeded to Morell where the day was sperrt,retul-rling in the eveliildg \\"lie'nalarge number of invited guests met and passed a verp enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs Melluvmld came to the

city Tuesday morning all?\‘vill reside hers. There were vcrv nnyly laqtiful presents`testifyingt.othe best wishes ul' many friends in which Tile Guardian heartily joins.

BOW TO KEEP WELL.

The best efforts ofthe rent physicians are now expr-ndnrl lu lludlng how to keep oeople well and prevent serious disease. Dr. Unnse's Nerve Food was prepared with 'ills object in view. lt. is not only a cure or diseases of the nerves but also a restor- ‘tive to be used when vitality runs low and tha weakened condition of the svstem invites attack by levers or contagious dis- #uses

THREE SCHOONERS FLOATED.

Noarlr SYDNEY, Sept. 2O.~Tlle tug

Gillrliatorilas sllrcevrleil in iioatillg the scllooners Diploma, Sisscy Bell and Appolcllv, wllirll \verc ashore at New anlpbcllton. The Diploma is leaking hlrdiy and has gone to Yla\vkesbury_f0l‘ Bllalrs.

Mars' l’reparations are the best. \Ve

have a large and rapidly increasing demand for our own prcparatiolls, partic- nlu.l‘ly“Macs Fruit Salts", “Blood Tonic Pills," “Cough Mixture," “Beef iron and Wine," and "Hair Food." These articles are made from-llighcst quality drugs ami are absolutely the best of their kind. Hundreds use and praise f.l'leul,-“Tile two Macs," MacDonald and MacKinnon Druggists, Cor. Grt. Geo. alld Kt.. Sts.

l=lsLLow’s SYRUP

18 dozen of this

great tonic now in.

Bought direct from the makers 'and therefore

fresh and genuine.

Wholesale and re-

tail.

"The TWO MACS"

lacliollllllllllcllnnon, _

A " ondocrsrs, Cor Gt.George and Kent Sis.

.__i

Fastern Steamship Co.

(INTERNATION Al. DIVISION)

AUTUMN EXCURSIONB.

In nllect Bent. lzlh lo Oct. ulh inclusive. Bl. john lo Ponllnd and return

lt. _wks to Bonus and return

‘load tojelnru within ga day: from

K E.

E8: 9.8%

llelmerl leave It. John nt 8|. m. Mondays

and Wednesdays for Lubec, Rsltpolt, Portlllld and B Atoll. Mi 'nn st tl n. m. for Lnbec, lutport and Boston. Saturday: at 6.3¢ 9 m direct for Boston.

RRTURNINO From Boston vin Penland, Eutport, Lubes,

Mondays and Wednesdays at c a. m.

Prom Boston vin ltnlport and Luhec, Fridays

n. m,

éalnrdny nl 6 30 p. ll.

0 LIB, Agni, lt. iota, I4. I.

bllslrless.

RIN? SEPTEMBER zz |904

by our

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E; ll/llLLl

OPE I

.30 to 9.00., _ _

Come early to the great exhibit of fall millinery., ., ,

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i TO lGl'lrl.;`";;f___*l..

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All that’s new, all that’s up-to-date, and httmotive in-.

lnillinery will be shown in generous range.

Imported models. »

Ready-to-wear hats.~

_ Trimming materials and a splendid showing of designs _\{ l

. ,_

l’llSS D()NALDSON.'ti '_

7.30 to 9.

` /

/ ,f /

cone \»E.eRLv.

noon.:-.l \lvl¢LEoo i

-» ~ ' n.-

p . , . K ' . 1 ' ll, ' s,

Baie Vcrte, N. B ;Jessen, .Lanliry, Plc- tou. ` ' Sept. 2l l."d.~Sa.rah I. Oxuer, l)elorie,i Cardigan. _ `

rllrv MAl<£vou rest oooo. i

The plcufant purgalive effect experien-

ced by nll who use Cllalnberlairrs Sloan- ach and Liver Tablets, and thc healthy' condit'on ofthe body and rnirld which i they create makes one feel joyful. For salc by all Druggists.

WHO IS HE ?

Is he n master of shorthand and type-f

writing and has he special skill in writing ‘ and teaching those subjects? Those are the questions students should ask before they decide on any school or‘ teacher.

Tile Union Commercial College ot'f\-.rs !

you pracl ical instruction by a pract ical I, teacher. Think well before deciding, `

20 dw tf

-Ask your dealer for "il\\'9rlll-ss

imperial Screened Coal." None bettvr

22.1i.i.ts.tf.

..X_.¢--1

SPECIAL NOTICES.

That. black silk belt we’re sell-

ing for a quarter. is a record breaker. Ask to see it -Moore & McLeod. 22d ri

Our new fall iuekets are going like hot

caries. Ofcourse we have all inlnlenae stock, brit early buyers have best choir-e. Come and make your sQlfo‘ions. M. Trnlnor & Co. 22d ll

When in to the Exhibition cull

and see Paton 8: Co's grand dis- play of furniture and tumishings.

zo dw tf

When in to the Exhibition call li

and see Paton & Cds grand dis- play of furniture and fumishinas.

. _ ar dw if

Hawes Hats for articular men H WES' CEREBRATED

Se t 21 ar- atle E Wa ltobell

Sonic Dealers. Think `

Thcy Have a Mionopoly of Buying Furniture __

Let them think so, it does nobody :any harm, and lt

pleases them But for fear the public } might be led away by their extravagant utterances, -we humbly rise t0 'teml.rk,

that we have been and are still buying from almost every manufacturer in this broad Dominion--and further we are

content to sell at a much smaller profit than most people ask. We would like the opportunity of showing you our furniture,

and would like you to compare. and we think we can con-

vince you that what we say is true. ` '_

Aunounormrnr. pi J0hfl Newsons

. First Methodist. Church will be held lo- 5 3

. day at4 p. m. forthe election of a presi-

dent and secretary, and ot-her imporulnl.

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D E N 'l`lS'i`l2"'

Best Workmanship and Best Materials a

Lowest Pric

We have sll the modern appliances used in

and we are prepared to do any kind of Work you

PLATE WOR K-We make rubber, gold at

gum plates, all fully guaranteed to last and give All have a double suction and cannot drop dow:

Crown and Bridge Work made after the la

being durable and self-cleansing as well as beau

Our prices are the lowest. Aik our patio

work. _

Teeth extracted without Nr '-

drugs used. '

A ten years written guarantee w'

Guarantee Den'

` Cameron Block, Charlotlfdtow

Dr. E. E. R0’

$5-00'HA1`S. , _

eeks & Co.. sole agents. _

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...L_-...`......_. .=. *Bi*-‘E

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Children’s millinery. Q ,_ . ‘ ii

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PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ,_,,R F,,,‘~,,,,.,,~“,~_“!- *ii "~ F' ~"" MI-J I V

TFiAD_E AND SHIPPING ' ‘ F ._ '_. ,_

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-The meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the _

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