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IHE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWNJ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUGUST 21. _

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Custard and sggsggggggp Chocolate

lelly Pudding '

' we have now in stock something

new in the jelly Powder line cf flavors'

* This powder is made from the finest I

qualitv of Calf-Foot Jelly crystalized # and then ground an mixed with the ,

highest grade of pure fruit flavors. .

* 1-:very package of this Custard Powder * I

will make one quart delicious Creamry

g Clglgrliliis-e also in stock all the leadin

¥ flavors in Pure Gold Jelly at lo per pkg 3 is Webster & blellay s

; The Ideal Grocery E

g Phone ig; 3 neocons #uint

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newness

EV RY MAN

iiould be posted, as to thc merits of what we ffer you.

First-We offer you goods, exclusively our own

When you buy from us, you will never see a

Qnpliciile with anyone.

Second » cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se- r

one to none in .. - “road Dominion.

Third-The above --.voellences are yours sts

Egure also our own, but we give all preference nd adv mage to our customers. Secured only by long years of hard work and trying exper- ences.

J T. l`lcKENZlE,

The Tailor. Z ' I - - J €

osooooooosoos o o uit ls a e

9 . 8 9 Necessity 0 6 @ atc have on the supper tiible@

Pastry that every one c n sat. Q If you Get @ Q Apple Pies 12c @ ° Mince Pies l2c @ at the Eclipse Bakery all will

be sb e to eat it.

TELEPHONE 211.

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soups. Baku-y. @

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WANTS, LOSIS. FOUND, ETC'

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LOST.-Monday evening between W. E

Daws0ri‘= Corner and Gra to_n street a w_ater- proaf coat. Finder leave st this office. 2131 pd

GIRL WANTED-At the Revere Hotel aotf.

S'l`RA\ ED, from the own r‘s premises, Roy-

altv East, 7 Cows in good fondition_ Apply to JOHN WIIEATLEY, Cll‘t wn, 2031.

FOR SALE at a bargain, a hotel in Sydney

containing 26 rooms. For further particulars apply to M. H. box 37 Charlottetown, P. E. I. Auglldlwk pd.

W.-\N'l`1-Il) .--A competent general sc rvant.

Apply at this r.Eicce. 8.7 d3m

F( R S.-\I,F.-The Nrrth Americziri Hotel

cor-t1il‘y situated on Kent Street. Appy at this office.-lo tf.

TO Ll~Z'l`.-'l`h:-it conveni-ntly situated house .nihe corner of Pownal and Water street at `-resent occupied by Mr Hewitt, Pas ; 'll mod-

rroyements. Possession given the ‘Sr-t

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TO LET.-A three story dwelling on Prince

street near Kinderga~ten Hall This house has all modern conveniences. Apply to W. W, Wcllner. 26 K f

FOR SALE.-50 Shares Merchants Bank of

P. E. I. stock E. H. Beer. l tf.

AGENTS T»VAN'l`ED.--'l`o sell our Boer-Brit- War and Family Record Pictures. Our agen; make from $100 to $200 u month,canvassing these aeantiful pieces of art. See _our large ad- every day) in another part of this paper Home Novelty Mfg. Co.. Chicago. Ill'

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Janitor lor St. James’ Presby- terian tlhllrcb. Gb’toi1n.

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The chairman of trustees will re-

ceive offers up to the 2-itll inst, from.

parties willing' to engage. 1

THE mail train arrived gin the city at

10.15 local last evening.

THE Charlottetown Field Hospital Com-

pany will drill to-night in uniform at 7.30.

THE St. John Star says that L. J. Mac-

nalll who returned last week from P. E. I. is improved in health.

Special meeting of Court Charlottetown

Canadian ordcr of Foresters tonight.

Initiation and important business.

THE GUARDIAN understands that the dredge Prince Edward has been ordered ‘to Cape Tormentine. The work of ,dredging at Crapaud will be tsken up later on.

Mr. Ivey Warren, of the firm of Chap- pell&Wsrren left Friday morning to ;secure more bakers, their increasing ,business demanding day and night

bakers.-Sydney Post. ~

Tux challenge boat race between Jas.

Mooney's boat and the boat owned by;Mr. l Thos.Riggs will take place on Wednesday

lzssli loss. as 1.30 oo me Hillsboro River. The ususl course will be sailed over.

Owlso to information received by me it

has been considered bcst to hold no meet- , ing of Presbytery at O‘Leary on Tuesday 27th. Members of Presbytery are notified accordingly.-T. G. James, Clerk.

Gone WEST.-Mr. Milton McLeod of

, the Bsnkof Nova. Scotia, Charlottetown, »‘ yesterday afternoon received marching orders for Summerside. He is to report himself as Teller on Thursday in the Bank . of Nova Scotia _at that place.

ACCORDING to advices received the bark

. Romanolf, McLeod, master, which left

_ Belfast, Ireland, for Campbellton, N. B.,

lon July %th, has foundered near Tony

` Island. Part of the crew are saved. Capt. , McLeod is a brother of first officer Mc- Leod, of the Princess.

l “I believe that in the past four days l three quarters of the grain on the North River has been saved,” said Rev, Mr. Browne to THE GUARDIAN yesterday. . He added that while the straw is gener- ‘ally short, the grain is good and will considerably exceed the fa.rlner’s esti-

` mate.

THE Baptist Congregation of Clyde

River intend to hold a grand entertain- ment in the hall of that place on Wednes- day Aug. 28th at 7'30. After which ice , cream, home made candy aud other delic- , ucies shall be served. The proceds in aid

of the church fund. Admission l0c. By

order of committee.

l THB Montreal Sieve Man says: Editor Canadian Magazine culled Charlottetown \“Sleepy Hollow” and now the people of that city have wakened up, and are ‘ writing to the papers, inviting each other to salute Mr'. Cooper with ancient eggs when next he visits them. The illea. of

` Toronto calling Charlottetown "'.-lowl"

THERMQMDTI-:R Rl-;ADI:~. ...-.-- I lie follow-

ing is si comparative steztlnerltz

` The highest temperature on

August 20th, 1901 was

it tt “ " 18%) 72.4 " " 1808 " 68.6 ‘ “ 1597 “ 694

, ‘ “ 1596 “ 65.7 3 “ " lrtt)-I “ 66.5

" 1894 “ 71.0

Trlls evening at l 0':-lock an event of

.l unusual interest. will take place at the 1 residence of M1‘s.John Beer of Montague when their daughter, Miss Ethel Beer T will bo united in marriage to Mr. Stephen Shaw of New Perth. The bride will he l supported by her sister, Miss Winnlfred Beer, and the groom will be supported by Mr. Joseph Shaw of New Perth. Rev. \V. H. Spencer will _be the olliciating _ clergyman. After which the happy eouple ; will drive to their future home in New Perth

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FULLER`S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL is a remedy for all Summer Complaints

‘ n Adults and Children -in use over twen

A- LOB D, l ty-live years and thoroughly reliable. At

Chairman Trustees.

Aug 20 zi Pats Ex.

allde liters at 25 cents a bottle.

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Dress Goods

Bargain

We put on sale forthe balance of this week all our

dress goods.

Black and Colored 25 “O off.

Now is your chance to secure a IIOW drool of ‘UIQ

llliosi siylo.

New Goods, New Patterns.

Molmil-5, Gmnadines, Lusters, Poplins, Soliels, Gash-

IIQ fn

mem, Hom-rosie. sore. 1° f=°° "°UFPi°€ “et “+"f‘j‘°" "‘”

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YESTERDAY while a Iepresentive visited

the dry goods house of Messrs. James Paton's & Co he was shown a number of sample silk fend French flannel blouses, the work on which would be extremely difficult to imitate and evidences that careful work coupled with uniformity can only produce such specimens of ladies’ ap- parel. The lady in charge casually ob- served that the samples were imported by the firm in order to show what can really be 'lone by specialists. We understand that those desiring may select goods and have measure taken for a garment which will be made in conformity with any pattern selected by the purchaser. Readers will be surprised to know that in 10 days after date of order the garment will be delivered. Since the samples have arrived hundreds have visited the store and have ordered wais ts similar to the pattern which they had seen and which had conformed with their tastes.

WEDDING BELLS.-Last Tuesday even-

ing, August 13th, \Valter H. Ince of Hampton. and Miss Lilla L. Beer, were united in marriage at the home of the bride, De Sable. The ceremony was por- foruied by Rev. G. F. Dawson and Mrs. G. F. Dawson played the wedding march. The entire evening proved to be one of the pleasantest of the season. Fred. M. Ince acted as best man during the ceremony, and Miss Alberta Baer was bridesmaid. The bride looked very pretty in a. dress of cream crepe de chiue trim- med with lace insertion and satin surah ribbon and carried a bouquet of white flowers. The house was beautifully decorated for the occnsion with aspara- gus vine, intertwined wltti ever-lastings, while cut flowers and ferns were in pro- fusion. After the ceremony, all repaired to the dining room where everythlnfr that could be desired had been prep-fl . .. for the benefit of the guests. Thr- 1,... ,. ...rity of Mr. and Mrs. Ince was ~ » in the number of valuable prese-.1 ~.i1ich they received.

MR. JOHN C. BALLEM has resigned his

position as Principal of Vernon River School, which position he has held about one year. On leaving he was presented with adress-ing case and the following address:

MR. J. C. BALLEM,

DEAR TEACHER,-YVit:h feelings of

sincere regret we learn that you are about to leave us, and as pupils of this scilool, we take this opportunity of expressing our gratitude for the many benefits we have received under your instruc- tion for the past year; since it has been our privilege to be under your training we have always found you to be a kind, earnest, perserving and elllcient teacher, ever ready to devise some methods for the advancement of your pupils. You have not only done what you considered the most essential for our educational attainment, but for the moulding of our characters as well. In looking back on the pest, we will always cherish the kindest remembrance of the many pleasant events that have occurred in connection with our school. Trusting that in leavillg us, whatever position in life you may occupy may your lubor be crowned wit-li success. Ere you go, we beg you to accept the accompanying gift.-not for its in- trinsic value, but as a. slight token of our appreciation of your faithful and conscien- tious work among us and as a souvenir of your pupils.

(Signed) In behalf of scholars:

TERESA MCDONALD,

WEALTHY WEATHERBY,

Bnssln MCDONALD,

ELSIE McLEoD,

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MYRTLE HAYDEN, f = G r Enlmsr MCMILLAN. _ .

ETNA LEA,

The assistant teacher, Mr. J. J. Mc-

Donald was also presented with an address and writing-desk§~ Suitable re- plies were made by both teachers, ex, pressing their thanks to the scholars, and lheirregret at leaving. Their successors are: Mr. Jay McDonald, Principal snd :diss Katie Cairns assistant.

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THE HARVEST TRAIN WRBCIQ

WrNNIi>sG, August 16.-A further list

of the wounded in the harvest train wreck at Ingolf, issued by the C. P. R., contains

the following:

John McKinnon, Gorge’s River, C. B.

George McLeod, Port Morris, C. B.

A. J. Langford, Bristol, Eng. Ed. Keys, J ss. Little, Robert Forward,

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SAMPLES

Union Blend lea to bc Dis-

tributed To-Day.

MR.R.A.MARCH. SI.J0llN

In the City and Will Person- ally Look After Dis- tributlon.

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Mr. R. A. March, representing Geo. S

de Forest 85 Sons, St, John, N. B., is in the City. In conversation with u GUARDIAN representative yesterday evening, he stated that fifteen hundred samples of Union Blend Tea will be dis- tributed free to-dey in Charlottetown. This line of tea under the new control

of H. W. de Forest, St. John, has gained during the last few months a firm hf~!'l upon the people of the Isla-ld. And alles in the face of strong pre, ..li.f:e against package teas.

As is well-known the dlRerent kinds

and qualities of teas sold in the markets

lation. Then there ls the treatment, as-

LoNDoN, August. 17.-Mr. Chamberlain

an interview with whom is published in the Daily Mall to-day, says there is no foundation for the rumor that he intends to make ajtour of the United States and the British colonies during the parliamentary f°°°°S- HB Says that it is doubtful, owing to pleasure of public business, especially with regalrd to South Africa, whether he mill be able to leave England at all. _

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’I`o-da.y's Probabilities-

Tonorvro, August 20-(Special)-Mod_

erate winds with afew scattered showers but for the most part fair and warm.

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Tremendous bargains in Boots & Shoes,

ref-dv-me/ie clothing, Under Clothing, Shirts, Collars, Ties, at the removal sale. 25 to 50 per cent discount:-J. B. _Mac- Donald & Co’s. 20 41 d & W 11.

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ln Will tell you that he sell _ more of

Johnson s

Baking

Powder

I ghan thst of any 0 hef mske. 48 Theres a Reason For this l Find It tlut.

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A0 -3-ix ` ‘U c .oxen/cc/57,, _

and George Porter, residences unknown. t - -

Dan White, killed, is known as Dnniel

Leblanc, Kent county, N. B.

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS have found

Pain-Killer very useful. There is nothing equal to it in all cases of bowel troubles. Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain Killer, Perry Ds.vies.’ 25c. and 500.

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The undersigned have this day en-

tered into partnership and will carry on s drug business st the old stsnd,

I-emo; ooo. .na Kmsu, .male the nunoof »

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This is a Good Day

To send us A Triad Order for

JZi'5~'f'-"»`:i.’»3'£I3\"°.'»_X;

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You’ll enjoy ice cream to

day, and the warmer the weather gets the more you’l.l enjoy it.

Telephone ue (No 238) or

send us word and we’ll deliver

a package st your door. U

which is absolutely pure and admittedly superior in flavor

to ordinsry cream-sad ws _nuticuninl0c..20cuid35o.

` The days of the -Hua

arise from the different modes of manipu- l

sortrnent, separation, qualities of the A , ` , leaf, various sizes and qualities of the _l , 0 I j,

leaf, or processes of sifting and wlnnow~ 1 R i '

ing.The samples which will bcdistributed _

today will give an idea why the Union * 'Ihe Bnslest Store -~cn-Chun

Blond is A favorite. If A ouie lleele osddie g , 5 lotielt wife Bueifst Street. is left at your home give it a fair trial. ; V ’ lv J _'Y

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MR. CI-IAMBERLAIN NOT /. ' ' E ¢ . , . ‘fy

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Flannels

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Shirt waiste are numbered.

Think not? Welljustwatch _ 51?,

the thermometer for affgew " evenings after this.

Anyway it’s time tothirk 5

ef a sul stitute lor autumn. .

8 Try a 'waist of French

Flannel.

We’ve alot of dainty effects

in soft, pretty French Flan- nel s this season.

Stripes, dot il, scroll rife cts

- in Crimson sind White, Blue `

and White, Old Rose, Pink, g

Black and `=\ nite, Marc-on,

Greene, e:_l~._ etc.

Two and a half 1 'f tv'-'~ ood

three-quarter yards vll.. -..l..»l e. s. Shirt Waist 53c the ya. cl,

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wily silo now holly should not novo s .raw o.{¢ri;go,'_§,o»`poossily

at the prices we are now offering- them. We have is number” of different styles to. select from. We can suit any taste, please any

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PRAY1-:R Boons ' '

We have just received al large assortment of Catholic Prayer Books,-ranging from 15 cents to $3.50. The ~ largest assortment ever shown in this city Call _md

inspect. .

J. D. TAYLDR,

Opp. front,d< ors of Post Office. ' The Pcpulur Stations.

Crockery Cemlinlents

We sreduily receiving ilstoei-ing compliments on our low prices und

{pfe¢idid assortment. -

Not the idle take of gossips but the ourdni qlhion” A l Skip'

our store and you skip the biggest ci,-ockery _bargains ever heard of.

dleds of customers who have bought-from .us sm during the past yesrdpso

telling their friends of our wonderfutlfy lcv A

Lewis 0ldSt1md Opposite Hsrket ‘

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Feel sure you’d like them .

if you had a. look over them. A _

Clark Crockery Goo-