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nm, md driving you into serious trouble.
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Hood s Jarsaparzlla
Act, with me most direct. beneficial eneec
on me kidneys. It contains the best and
“fest substancesfor correcting and toning
mae organs.
Custard and .gggggpg
Chocolate
lelly Pudding
0 we have now in stock something
ngw in the jelly Powder line rf flavors'
#This powder is made from the finest
qualitv of Calf-Foot Jelly crystalazed
*and then ground an mixed with the
highest grade of pure fruit flavors. *
* Even' package of this Custard Powder
will mf. ke one quart delicious Creamry
* Custard _ _
We have also in stock all the leading
* llavors in Pure Gold Jelly at ro per pkg *
§Websler & llcKay`§
The Ideal Grocery '
* Phone 199 %
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work attended to at the properm
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We have another lot of those cheap
Raisins on hand, which we want to
clear out before our new stock wines
in. This week we oller them at the
rate of
3 pounds for 20 cts'
Call early and get a supply of them
before they are all gone.
Beer & (lofi,
aaoocosoeooaa
grlsrnv Plsmvg
Apple Pies 12c
Mince Pies 120
At the
ECLIPSE BAKERY
TELEPHON E 211.
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STEWAR
Eclipse Bakery.
Bikes Best Bread.
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=-2° CITY AND
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COUNIY
THE mail special arrived inthe city at
10.30 local last evening.
L. Dudier has received a summons charg
ng an infraction of the Prohibition Law
Yxsrsnnax Mr. C D Rankin of this
City, was registered at the Royal Hotel,
St. John _
Srsauns. Pollno will load in Montreal
for P. E Island ports,the Sydneys and St.
John -Sydney Post.
MB. J. T Mellish and family have re
moved into the City from their country
residence at Rocky Point.
Enrnms for the horse races to be held
on the llth and 12th September, close on
‘ Wednesday next September 4th.
` MR. Chas. Myers will deliver an address
in the Presbyterian Church at Brackley
Point Road on Friday evening at 7.30.
AT the police court yesterday afternoon
P. Dougherty. for a breach of the Sunday
observance law, was lined $1 or Eve days.
MR. W. S. POOLI, for many years loco-
motive foreman of tho P. E. I. Railway,
has been appointed Mechanical Superin-
' tendent.
Owrlse to the absences of the Mayor of
Halifax, Mr. R. F. Mcllrieth, did not
arrive in the city last night to attend the
Sports as intended.
THE members of the Fourth Regiment
Band will meet at the Band room this
,afternoon at one o’clock sharp, to proceed
Ito the C. A. A. A. grounds.
SATURDAY next the 81st lust., is the
last day for tenders for catering at the
raceojon the Charlottetown Driving Park
on the 11th and 12th September.
THE Wanderers arrived by the Princess
yesterday evening. The team consists of
M. Murphy, M. Carney, W. Rove, Covey,
H. L. Rnggles,A Murray, J.F. McDonald,
. R. A. Matheson and Traincr Mack.
Tmrnn is no doubt. but that all the
classes in the races on the Charlottetown
Driving Park on the 11th and 12th Sept-
ember will be well filled. The entries
close on Wednesday next the 4th Sept.
Tru: steamer Bonavista arrived at the
Acadia wharf yesterday afternoon from
Montreal. The Bonavista landed I) horses
for the Dominion Coal Company that were
shipped from Charlottetown.--Sydney
Post.
THE managment of the Charlottetown
Driving Park have had the track put in
splendid condition. Trainers driving on
it to-day say it never was better.. If we
have fine weathoron the 11th and 12th
September two good day’s sport are
assured.
Tun members of the Wanderers sth
letic team, ten in number, arrived by the
Princess last tr ight and registered at the
Davies. They are accompanied by Trainer
Mask and a number of their club mates.
The athletes from Sydneyland Truro also
registered at the Davies.
Tun: Schooner Charlevoix, Capt. O. F.
Taylor sailed from Quebec on Saturday
last with acargo of 575,000 feet of lumber
for Los Palmas, Canary islands. After
discharging the is chartered to proceed to
Pensacola, Florida to load pitch pine at
$9 per M. for port of Spain, Trinidad.
THE challenge race between the boats
owned by Mr. Jas. Moonoy and Thos.
lRiggs did not materialize. It appears
that Mr. Mooney had hauled his boat up
with a view to preparing her for tho race
when by accident the boat slipped, start-
ing one or two of the planks above tho
water line.
THE Maritime Sports to be held
this afternoon will without doubt be the
best ever seen in Charlottetown, or in the
Provinces. The sports will begin at two
p. m. sharp, and spectators who desire to
see the first, and probably the most inter-
esting event, the 100 yard dash, should be
.on the grounds on time .
1--1$-2-“
EVERY BOTTLE OE KENDRIGKS
Liniment is the same, you can depend
upon the quality at all times. &1W°YS
he best.
I _
and are now open for your INSPECTION.
Our first shipment Of
Ladies’ Fall
Jackets and
Ladies’ Felt H315-
The People’s Store -
Come and secure first choice.
WEEKS 8¢ G0-
` Wholesale and Detail.
lfashioneble Millinery Leaders-
titahfieliitiit
-“-A-ek--a»1~rf » - .A_
TRI handsome schooner yacht ' Palmer
°W11@d 03' F. K. Sturgess, of New Yorl.
east. She visited Charlottetown, Syd ne-,
Hllwkesbury and Other points.-Haliiax
Chronic‘e.
bl the Special to Souris yester
<10? Were: Lieut. Gov. Mclntyr
JW180 Warburton, Benj. Roger
A.A McLean, John Matheson, F. W.
Hindman, Donald Nicholson, U. Curri
A.J. B. Mellish, Hedley Palmer, D.
Schurmas, W. C. Hobkirk, John Smith,
A.C.Duchemin, J. E. Matthews, Geo.
HY11i1ml-D. Chas. McLean and L. W.
Watson.
A110179 Ulwse who took passage
ef
S’
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THERMOMETER READINGS.-The follow-
ing is e comparative statement:
The highest temperature on August 27th.
1901 77.4
1900 09.6
1899 74
1898 65.7
1897 70 8
1896 es
1395 69.
1394 65.7
AT8o’clock last evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Rattray, Euston Street, the
marriage of Miss Lily Belle Rattray to Mr
Ivo McDonald of New Glasgow took
place in the presence of upwards of 40
guests. The bride was supported by Miss
Lucinda Shaw of Brackley Point while
Mr. Melville Baadshaw supported the
groom. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. D. B. McLeod.- THE Guumuzv ex-
tends congratulations.
took place in St. ElizabethChuroh Spring
field, of Mr. Wm. James Essory of Green
ville, to Mary Edna., daughter of R
Philip Bagnall, Esq., of Hazel Grove. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Cumming. The bride was attended
her sister Miss Hattie Bagosll and the
groom was supported by hir. Everett
Johnson of Brookfield. After the cere
mony the wedding party drove to the
home of the bride where tea was served.
Tn: Gtranmnl extends best wishes.
Tulum or four years will pass before the
Maritime Championships will again be
held in this Province. Citizens should not
fail to attend these memorable games this
afternoon, and see the great struggle be-
tween the Wanderers and the Abegwei
weits were only two points ahead of the
Wanderers when the last event-the one
mile bieyclo race was called, and all
depended upon the outcome of- the event.
Cameron of the Abegwoits succeeded in
capturing Hrst place in the event, Byron
Brown of the Abegweito second and a
Wanderer third. The Islanders thus
scored a majority of seven points in this
event, a maiority of _nine in the total. 'Tho
struggle this afternoon will be equally ex-
citing.
Ynsrnlnnar Mr. L. B. llclllillan receiv-
ed the following despatch:
Halifax Aug. 27.
L. B. MCMILLAJI.
Enter Dick Grant, Antigonlsh for the
half mile and Matheson,\N anderers and B.
J. McDonald, Antigonish, for the mile.
R. F. McII.ntn'r1=1.
That these entries will add much to the
day’s competition, the following letter re-
cently published in the Halifax Herald
will show:
SIR,-Dick Grant, champion ten mile
runner of America, and Ronald J. McDon-
ald, of Boston, who are to run a ten-mile
race here at the Highland Society sports
to be held here Aug. 27, in writing to me,
made the following proposition:
We will take any two men in the pro-
vince, each man to run five miles; if they
iefeat us we guarantee to give each man
a handsome gold me dal,
J . J. McPnnnsos.
AT Zion Church last evening Mr. Chas,
A. Myers gave a very interesting mission-
ary address. Mr. Myers is an Islander and
represents the Presbyterian volunteer
Movement. He is supported by his fel.-
low students at Halifax, and is seeking
to encourage the congregations and
awaken greater interest in missions. He
briefly reviewed the work being done by
the Canadian Presbyterian church, point-
ing out that the drst foreign missionary,
who was sent out in the year 1846 was
Bev. John Geddle of P. E. l. His field
was Aneityum in the New Hebrides
and he was soon followed
by the Gordous, both of whom were
martyred. Mr. Myers exhibited the axe
used to murder Rev. James Gordon. The
work being done in the New Hebrides
Trinidad, Demerara and Korea was re-
viewed. Mr. Myers is a volunteer for the
foreign field and will take up Mission
Work on completion of his college course,
_M-*-i
WHEN IN DOUBT as to what to
use for Dian-hcea, Cholera Cramps and
all summer Complaints don’t hesitateto
try Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial tried and
tested for over twentyilve years. 25 cents
at all dealeoii medicine.
Ynsrnnnar afternoon the marriage
. .\1r.
by
‘R
teacher engaged is Miss Dsvereaux, under
the immediate dlreesion of the Mother
S1196-l'l01‘¢8S Christian doctrine will be
= taught principally, also all other courses
, up to the fifth grade. Boys' department
arrived in port yesterday from a cruise i, mnrdy sepnau from the gum \ \ \. \ \ \»\ x \ \ \ \ \ \ »\
Ar s meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Maritime Stock Breeders
Association at Amherst last Friday
evening atwhich the the Dominion Live
Stock Cunmiseioner, Mr Hodson, was
present, it was decided to hold the
'Maritime Winter Fair, canbining a fat
s..ock show, block test, dairy test and
poul'ry show, at Amherst on the 17th
18'h, and 39th of December, Over $2,600
V will be offered ln prizes. The prize list,
lsomw-lmcrevisea and added ce since its
first. publication, will be shortly
republished. Every evening during the
show me Maritime Breeders’ Association
will hohl a public meeting in the Town
‘Hall when the best live stock authorities
on the continent will give addresses. The
annual buiness meeting of the Associa-
tion will be held on Thursday
pmoruing. The lectures on the beef and
pork carcases and poultry will be given on
Thursday afternoon, and the show will
close at 10.30 p. ru. that night, Meat
dealers are invited to write to W.W. Hub-
bard, Secretary Maritime Breeders’ As-
sociation, Halifax, as to the number of fat
cattle, etc., to be offered at the show be-
fore arranging tc send outside the pro-
vinces for their Christmas beef.
Tm! annual meeeting of the Provincial
Teachers’ Association will be held in the
Assembly Hall of Prince of Wales College I
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Col. Francis Wayland Parker of Chicago
will be present and will deliver two ad-
lar looture dn Thursday evening. His
For Popular lecture-“Artist or Artisan
which 1”
The following additional numbers are
on the ro m
l interesting one and a larger attendance
g 61966526- Every up-to-date teacher
should be present and the citizens of
Charlottetown will have an excellent op-
in Col. Parker’s addresses. No afternoon
session will be held on Wednesday and
t e races. __ Way will be especial
ly low.  » - ~ - ~
l ` _ .
To-day' Probabilities-
.ii-so-_
ToRONTo, August 28.-(Special)-Light
to moderate winds fine and warm.
K.1g_--
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS of Me-
Lean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup, get the
genuine don’t be deceived with any
remedy offered to be just as good.
The importance of having aper-
fect fitting, and at the same time a
thoroughly comfortably corset, can-
not be over estimated. It is a. criti-
cal matter to make a corset right.
W. B. Corsets have the benefit of the
experience of the best corset makers
'rj BU IO ll
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 and talre a snap at the sport
. this afternoon.
:After the °
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ll
ports
I.
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on a drug business at theold' stand
the name of .
The undersigned have this day 'eu-
tered into partnership and will carry
eor.Gt. Geo. and Kent sts., undef'
U'ollonal|l&,_lcl(ln|\oi_|W__ _ _ __ _ _ 
°°°""~"°”°"“" -'“-" 1  do 1.;;§for8Oc.
In refs.-ring 36 the sim. I as-m"°
tothonkmyoaotcmers fcrthegonor-
ogg' tha havtpmmxtendednrtg
d opof at new 1 »
. T511 :Ejq a continuanoo of tho  Y~'§‘_l°“l’o  
chili %%}'il€%’,i%,| e..r'e  ....‘l.1:f.s.»f"»-»=- 
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5.5- ‘»°lLLI0'l'-’_3
' Will resume her regular
weekly _sailings between this
HOOD OH
'Inn class for small boys atZSt. Joseph’s n C
Convent, re opens on Sept. 3rd The W  
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\`\.
  KEEP _
The new waterproofo are in, and /
they’re waiting for you to come along /
and criticise them. ~
This fall’s styles are very trim-
and stylish-a little more “msnnish”
in cut, than in-the post.
Prices, even a little lower than
ever. ` »
Among the nicer grades we’ve re#
ceived are some surprising values at
_ $5.25, 6.50, 8.70, etc.
By the way, we want to remind
tourists that our prices on water-
, proofs are much lower than in New
York.
  ggggmt mans 5,
dresses before the Association, and a P09' . \ x \ .\  `v \ _ X lx
8
topics will be-“Child and Man.” " ` ` 7 " 1'*
S N Qarrlogcs. I
ileason__.... 7
Whythenowbobyshouldnothaveanewcan-iapgaespecidly
at the prices we srenow ofering them. 'We have a number of
diierent styles to select from. We causnit any taste, please, any-._ 
P11119- ‘
John 
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port and Sydney beginning at it   in  f0f  
T‘l1nrsda!»§ glplnable mrtglachers to attend ‘  . _    ` ,J   _I
PRAYER BOOKS
We have just received a large assortment of Catholic,
Prayer Books, ranging from 15 cents to $3,;f0. The
largest assortment ever shown in this city Call- and
_ inspect.
J. D- TAYLOR
-_-*__ Opp. front doors of Post Odice. The Popular S arioner. _
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§:.i;f2'..;‘;iz. ‘:.°;:" Gel YOUI‘ Mvlley S Wvrlll
They are one of the best made shoes in Canada `
and as for a stylish and artistic boot nothing can sur-
pass it.
All guaranteed to give satisfaction, made in Box
Calf and Dc-ngola.
Ban. .pd Ten E lc D. eialhi, price, $3.50. '
Rubber Heel and double sole $4.50
Call and see samples in window.
“Give them a fair “trial” and they will do the rest. ”
o
The Broadway Boot and Shoe Store.
    Fllluhllette Blankets.
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T. 3'. E  _ L°ND0NB0U5l
p gra : . _
Address-“Relation of Teachers to the *el  
.41
Community"-by Chief Snpt. Dr. Huder- 
son. 13
Paper-“Nature Studies" by John Mc- 
Swain. E
Address-“Howto teach History” by 5? _
Judge Warburton.  '
Paper-“Practical Pedagogy” by W. V. s:
Newson, B. Sc. E-
Paper-Manual Training-What it has  _
accomplished and its outlook in P. E. fl
for points. Last year at Halifax the Abeg-l*-I51\nd bY Fmt- J- D- 0°m°1’~ `~`
The meeting promises to be an unusual- ~ 7"

September 11th, 12th and 18th. *
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