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_ _ THE GUARDIAN, CH`ARLO‘_l`TETOW'N,

Custard and so

Chocolate jelly Pudding

_ ~- $3

. we have now m stock sometnrng ¢\\

new -1-_1 the jelly Powder line - f dsvors' Q

*nge powder is made from the iiuest

ua.____". 05 Calf-Foot Jelly crystalezed %

#ind then grorrxd nr-<1 mixed with the

highgbi grade of pure fruit flavors. ~°l.

* E~\.¢,,. .r.R¢g..g¢ of the custard Powder

,an make one quart delicious Creamry

le as ii*

sound

._ _ is

Q cuéfgrhavg- also in stock all the lending ,

* 55,-org in Pure Gold jelly at io per pkg- %

Webster & hcliay§

l"l”'l H c-IE :cs

z Zoos

The I-_ical Grocery

earnest usrsfe

,Maid be posted, as to thc merits of what we oder you. pigs!-We oier you goods, exclusively our own when you buy from us, you will never see a

hplicaze with anyone. second-Our mtting, fitting, sewing, etc. is so

cone to none in this Broad Dominion.

Third-The above excellences are yours at a

igure, also our own, but we give all preference nd advsntsge to our e1stcmers. Secured only hyiong years of hard work and trying exper- @£.

J T. l`icKENZlE, ThoTailor.

Every Body

Vvants

Bread t

Wants it good too. You can ge vonr bread made and from good Hong, v1r;;l_l mixggkand well baked att e i e . Get a loaiise U Duehesac '

Graham

Plain

Vienna.

D~ STEWART 'S

Pell . Bakery. Bread.

4c 4c 6c 7c

m Telepncne 211.

,,_i.'... ._f_-L

HDTIGE GF REIEBVAI.

ON AND AFTER JUNE QND, \

nn. c|c|¢ev's_o|=rros

will beat his hcuseon WATER ST., opposite Hotel Davies (nrxadootto Mr. W.'S. Stewdrt.) l°¢rs9~s¢l_m» 4P- 111- 3 5 l '_

_ _ _ . -- ig-L i ~ -A -pi-_ es,

exe) CITY AND C0 UNTRY .fe-5 ._:.”;“.z°.‘:.1'.:.°$..f”:..‘.3t‘:;::..*':;‘°:.1; ______ _ \ growing of sugar heetsin P. E. I., isas

_ :ron

J oh n MoD >nalri,S ti pendiary Magistrates residence . 29 '\ 21

Tm: GUARDIAN regrets to learn th t

Father Curran, Rector of St. Dunstan’s Coilegeis coniined to his room through illness.

_ E B. Jonnazv, B. A., one of the 'mathe- matical teacher in Prince of Wales Col-

_ Sydney Post. `

' Miss Georgie Kent left on Wednesday bicr Charlottetown, P. E. Island, where she will be the guest of Miss Daisy Nash.-Truro Sun; `

\ THB work on the building being con- structed by Messrs. C. Lyons St Cc-is be- ing pushed forward ‘with all the speed possible. The tramimz is about som- gpleted. '

, Mr. Wesley Davy employed bythe D. G. T. S. Co., of Sydney was a passenger by the Princess Saturday' morning after a pleasant visit of two weeks with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs Edward Davy. ~

» MB. Brncst Ramsay, Catechist, lett by 'the Princess Saturday morning for Tatam-

' agcnche to resume his work after spend-

ing a vacation at his home in Hamilton. Ho is accompanied by his sister Miss

P Hattie.

A Numan ot the League of the Cross

_band boys wenfto McNally’s' Island 'cn _Ssturday. Among the number were

:]'l‘hcs. Trsinor, William Brown, Patrick iHughss, Frederick McCourt, Jas. H.

Mitchell, Wm. Murphy.

‘_. _For the masses not the duces, BENg ”’I'LEY'S Liniment is the family medicine

chest. Price 10 and 5c. ,

z rs '*

Great iteration Sale

_lesze P. E. I., was in town ycsterday.- `

_R Haliett.‘ChKs.Kénl, E.'G. Lowry, WL

noon Firing cc t

1 ‘$63! during a series of evanreiistic

under the supcrlnten icnee oi F. F. Hare, poultry export. are proving a'- great success. Chickens, just twelve weeks old. under a diet ci cats and skim milk with a limited range for exercise, have already

reaei ed a weight ct three pounds eight ounces.

A oss-susan: has been received from

Duncan McDonald, manager of the Paris street railway system, and formerly ct Montreal, stating that he has been ofcred the position of superintendent of tram- way at Borodeaax. llr. McDonald revol-_ uticnissd the car service at Paris, bring- iar it spircm a ten minute to a two

~ minute service. Hs isa native of Prince llE1ward Island.

THB first Raymond 8: Whitcomb ex-

cursion party to this Province will arrive by Princess thiseveningunder the charge* of Mr. Gao. P. Robinson. It will be made up as follows:-Charles English, and wife; Clement English. Miss Alice H. English, Mrs. H. E. Latham. James Williamson, and wife; Henry O. Jones, and wife; Mrs. John B. Fontaine, Miss Mary V. Fontaine Wm. Cartwright, William L. Welsh, and wife; Hrs. A. Walker, George A. Craig and wife; and C. Bowditch Coffin. -_

THE Olivette arrived in port' shortly"

after four o’clock on Saturday afternoon with the following passengers: Mrs. L.C. Chappell, Mrs. Brown, J. W. Brown, W.

Palmer, Miss Palmer, M.Molineaux, Mrs. Molineaux, F. W. Prowse, F.fS. Perkins, Mril. N. A. Van Nostrand, Miss C. Hcnle, Mrs. M. I. Not!-les, R. U. Garrett, Gf D. Burton, Hrs. Burton. Mr. McFarland, Miss R. E. Dunkle,” Miss Messervey, Flaxen Messervey. C. T. Felt, Mrs. Felt. W. Armour, Mrs. J. W. Donovan, Nellie Donovan, Miss Morrison, Sadie Beers, A. McDougal, Mrs. A. C. Hall, T. J. La- Br-rque,'Mra. LfxBreque, W. R. Sawin.

THB incoming steamships are constant- ly reporting heavy field _ice and t ogs of unusual density. The fogs this year oE the Newfoundland coast, according to all captains, are of unusual frequency. Cap= tain Lachanee, of the steamship Poiino, has been travelling the Gulf for the better. part of thirty years, and stated recently that he had never experienced e summer when fogs oil’ the Newfoundland coast were so dense and so constant. The Allan captains have imperative orders from the firm to stop their ships when ia the _neighborhood of the Newfoundland shore -provided the weather is such that they

‘ Ol! Saturjayafternoon Mr.Riehard C not ,_

. gave his launch a trial and is gi-ostly,, »

` » 0

pleased with result. The launch is 28 feet long and has a 8§ foot beam 'The naptha

*engine is`.four horse power and develops* a 5

,_ a. speed oi900 revolutions a mi nts. It is

N O N A I 'I expected that when cverythihl “limbera

Cloths 25' “ -"53'

White

Muslim

‘i-..

Trimmer i Wi.

efr'»‘0§_

bil'

up the launch willbe abletc make 10

tene of the engine not being bi lted down.

deck and is nine inches in circumference,

s Straws _ , s Furnishmgs'25 ‘L _

33;

Linen r <25 "“_._

Shectmg&0

Rl.

the ily wheel being under deck and only

Ourwhslc Sftcck thrown on the marketer f_‘;°m§“§;‘; i§°“,‘f°e§"‘!'° "°°“- T"

p p in the rear of the

boat and the consumption of na tha is

~ ;_~ ‘ P ' . ‘ 0 U damn. m.cm'.r mm rbs\=soqsnr.s_wm

0 ` ` run the boat fora whole day. By the

_` * _ __ pulling of a lever the propeller is easily

0 _ ' ` 0 I reversed thus facilitating docking.

CORN NEED

Hundreds cfcusrcmershave 2l'¢8¢¥Sh=f°¢ _A _ ~'

. _ _ 1. an " was _

thg bargains we offering. ~ \i.7p'2t9.ip.¢f?r.'i`u':ig@..¢.'i.“f¢af'_i§”’i.1fi¢"§ l

This as Just what Putnalfs Painless Corn

Bargain; far lT|0l’B. _ _ ._¢*5`3Y.5F'J;h.§~°f‘§i°f i°-¥”'°mP¢- v“i°1¢°S-

Dress Goods Ifnilinery ~l _

this sndwiil

UU-1

_ 'rm mei

5. 6

knots an hour On Saturday seven knots ~ , _ 2 , _

M... ‘was iuaiewith ease with the disadvan-"'

» I The engine isabput 18 inches above the

_ ,_ _pw

.....

"""""""""""" ' T' f""`-`~`~`~`~“~'~"r““'~='~'f-I f V~f-f-‘~-f-~=~~f-~=~----=~ rf follows: The question of the pcss ihility ct

_ THU “Dress train airivedin the City on lg Da. Frank Hazen returned yesterday U8!'0Wi11R. il Pfin¢° ‘ Fffiwlrd 19191151, _ _ _ ~ 1

Sa;.{ux-day night at 1l.lo. :m_;er_l_idC_h_:r_i_c;t|?to`vvt§,w;cre heghasfaeen 21:;-_\_ricl1 cn‘<>__\;i_;: tolrxialae sugar 3;-___ » . _ - ____ U

R8_L_G_ B_ La,,,,on has t A n c as w sys. s re urns 011 PM 0. av g recen y F __ _ _ ' t _ _

f,.0m,,vis"_ to R E_ Island__§0::;§n in about two weeks to cpm dental received considerable ,attention in that P _ ` » ,» . _

Times. P=l`101‘l in Crapaud, P. E. I,-Si; John province, we have analysed at theinst-_ / ~ if ~ ~

U 4 S ' s o » _ - ¢

_ Rlv. Mr. Greta, Alberton, preached in un ' moe of Mr A C,mag¥m`nh0harl°*tetown’.

, CH _ IF W ____ a number of roots raised. there at vari

Sgqiggxws Church, Campbellton, N. B. priZeAu?é‘;_T;§;°;`_'_§nc§‘;‘d;°°;'h{__FE‘;;Q ous points durins the past season

The information furnished resnict

Tar officers elect f sh K ' h ` - m-mem” " tw() D' "°` insfhemlw very memrre an-I silirnifl

P t_________ Lcd 0 e H12 YS Of Competitors will kindly endeavor to be as ,

_ J. . ge were pmtogriphed S&tm__ early as mssiblm G i __ th L h _ states that ‘ the seed was sown in the .dey by George H, Co0»,;_ dyed range Wm clcggit; 50°F ;_° un middle ot June and the crop was har-

Rlv. J. A. Oairns of Picton, willsupply Tas m`=ny`~!risn<ls *the Rev R. F November 1% 'ihalmdrms bgwgrgnr

the pulpit of Sh Peteps Road and Gov* Whmo __ . . mc as apart. an t s. cts a u

head on the lst Sabbath of August. 1, - n mr" B wa" um y°°"" ax' in i"°h¢_’ “pmt” U” ‘hm-" Th? 'e‘“1“`

_ show that these beets are for the most*

HON. P. Blake, ex-NLP. 1?” and Mn, me°W\ZS»Wi11b¢`D|°¢l9*‘1 to know that Dart rich in sacchariue I ti i fi d

_ - ma er: n ee , , _

Binks, Chu-10¢,|_e¢,0v,_,, p_ E_ L_ in ko preached in Coburg street Christian they compare very favorably with those; ‘ yur

_visiting in Sydney.-Sydney Record. °h“"” S`l"‘d°7 °v°“i“§'”'S' Jim” Sim- SPOWII f0r'i1l£'Rr métnufncillré ill E\1l'0D0l P ` - ~ y _ f ~

SONS or Tsursnaucn.-Regular Meet- M MM- GW- B93' 1-*fl OH W¢flD0ldl7 _'md the United Sums' Judging him; 0116 lhaf., Will _8&'0!'d YUU

mf: orvacmro. D1vi»i0sNo. 4, rms Monday fvfnivs. awomnruisd by har sister. °”° °°”“" °°°"“” “d d°""°° °f "“"" - ~ '. ~ A

e.-eninz in W1-i;:ht’s Hall at-.8 o’cl~aclr. MM Fl°ml113» br Brandon. where sho _ I fm °f uw °°‘"‘°° tm "°."‘“°s °b` Wlthmlt undue ibuxkinessr you

intends to visit forashort time prior to `t”'me‘ mdi°°'" tm” °‘ beet '“‘“bl° for ' '

I Rnv. S. F. and Mrs.Hnestis. who have hu. mp to South Africa t0'j0in her proiltablesugar extraction can be grown, V ' that 'Shand 1- ugh been visiting friends in P. E. Island, have husband who is at px-e3eut’a+ the no .t _ A in Pfiime EGWUA Iilmld-* The 951011215 `? `\ ' ' ' ` ‘ r?t\lrned to tht? city.-Halifax Chronicle. H312-1593 giimm J ` _L ' ' of work done in the investigation is not ‘ Without da 9

Y Tun inrmcrs are having some diiilculty A-par ¢ t, U ‘f C r S | ' snmcient' however-' to snow In ‘O spsak y °

"in sewriné paris green. The demand 2,3I_0_'}e§,0,§°,,f;,,ffh‘; f,,,§:f,“,,,,,"(,,`,','§`g"_ __‘;°‘;;"i‘;°f;8:;‘ ";;;‘§1;‘;‘;l°S’ » L We ve the trunk you wan

exceeds the supply ani ord‘rs are bc kcd " - P . _ . _ _ . . ` '_ ' _

‘ ° ° ?;;S..‘;;ff ‘;°.;i:°;zi..;°.:~‘;:§._;’;i.‘:°:§; _ @f°n1=»»sv=»f@ =w~1== and tf°»\==

y R,v_W_ H_ Wmen ,,m~preach -on on August 8th and 9th: Launchlin Mc-‘ iTHEf§n°w};ng_§hth;D:°‘g;;':§1e:°t_:; Sundgy next' Aug_ 4_ M, Montague an 11 Lean. W. A. Johnstone, J. D. Mslntyxe, ggenu gt ‘ c° km Tigsés annals `

_c’clock;Geox-getcwn at 8; and Sturgeon W- A-M°L°°“- on g ex urs y

,, ’ l. March.-Josephine and Popularity.. ` . $215 2-65 3-00' 75 4 I0

at ‘-30° _ AN Ottawadsspetoh of July 2-ith says. ._~

2. Waltz. Murmur oi the Bre'ezes. ' » Y `

Tmmraonn subscribers will please note The p°‘m‘7 "hlnf °xP°"im°”"5 *F 3- ‘D8S0l'iDUiV€--'~Fl'°li° Uf U1* IWW- I A 75°

in their Directories the following: No 176 Whltbfv om" "m°h"1`° bein! °°"1d\1°"d

Synopsis.-'-Twelve o'ciock: Gathering ot the imps: Bugle call: Grand march of the imps: Irnps’ dance: Frightened by a shot: Return of imps: “All wsltzz'-’ Appearance ot Old Nick: Nick joins the dancers: Imps’ chorus and dance: Clock strikes one: Time to leavdz The imps homeward bound._ `

March.-Oriental Guards. r

Waits.-Spring Flowers.

Descriptive, ~ Seleticn.-A nigh in New York, or See- ing the Elephant, Walctoll. (Descrip' tive) _ ' Synopsis:-Josh Hsyseed, a Tennant farmer, starts for New York* to the tune-_ of “Wood Up." As he “Waits the Wagon" his wife' bids him “Good-by; John" . . . . Arriving in §._the city, the first thing he hears is a band playing “Old Dau Tucker’s come to Town.”Fol- lowing the crowd down Broadway he hears a circus bend playing, and decides

equestrienne as“Around thelrine goes.” and also “Pretty blue e yed Flo.” After the Circus he goes for a beer singing “Independence Day has Como.” (Be is away `frosn home.) - 'Hestays in the beer ` saloon till-

the Cuckoo cal then starts for the'

" ”hotel_slngin;r*‘We won’t gchomo till

morning." Aiter`se_v_eral»unsueeessfn_J atufempts he gives ,it up' andtries, b_f°_1=_ fee# ‘ ,f°=e _.se ~ ,c¢¢k>'~.¢rsw-1-salma' ‘mm "suse is is morning, but he wanders into a can»can

__ den and hasa drink or .two more.

Then to the tune ci_“The old msn’s'tull

and dances “Miss MacLeod’sresl.’_’ He gets into a iight, the watchman gives ' thealarm, and the 'policeitake_`7h?iin,fi3` to the tune oi “OU he goes." lloral- "I‘ll never get drunk again."

7. Gallop ~“0tl' we go.”

8. Cake Walk-Hobves Frolic. I

9. Descriptive-Dirby Races. A

GOD SAVE THB KING.

A Pill that can be used when required or Constipation or Costiveness without causing sickness or Dain , is BE ACI-l’S `s_'1‘oM'aoH ar Ezvna LILLS.. sims 10 cents tc the Baird ,Co., Ltd., Woodstock, N. B., for a trial sample box. Small pill, smaiidose, _purely vegetable. Ifezular size 25 cts. a _bottle at dealers.

1 a >_l1_ -'_

30' santa pet bottIs,__°§$

as an pc 1»c1@,5e1.2o.

A full stock of the on hand V

our Show

I “fall”

igillmisilo l

togoand»seeJumbo. "He sees tbefaia-I

azaia” he goes to “Lannigan’s ball".

L 0if

¥*

are unable to obtain their`bcaringe.-

Montreal Exchange. ' _

luunsls an

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H00.liE &

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L, _ _ ‘ '

' The Store _on Charlcttetowlfs'

i _

_ A ‘ ._`BnsieltStr8®i~

_ is often marred by poor

f ¢

y baggage on needs trunk and

mag .

tops.-A-'Here _arefsome of the prices.

_ 9 D 1 D

l..I».'»; ~ .` -

1 at the-prices we - different styles to

os..

i » why insane# my `»n»n21”sBi

_ In China with P. E. I. Coat efArmssnd vvvciff

principle buildings, etc., also a beautiful Illustrated bpclr

THE GARDEN OF THE GUISP

_ Every tourist should have oi these books

- gpg. front dwrs ._

, . 1 ,

orders°. ~ ' 7 Garmouu made us finish. -Cuff

and

We are agents for _tjhge

now over 100

_ Merchant

-~;afv_" '_ s ., ~- ~

dies

Will iind our -.establishment the

are