_ Pure.
Refined
Apple
Cider
(Non-alcoholic-)
Wholesale by
Jas. W. Giant & Son,
Water Street,
Next Queen Hotel.
>‘~‘.‘r tl I Yr
WHY#a
do students of the
uNioN
coM~1i:n.ciai.
coi.i.i:Gi:
secure and hold good posi-
tions I
lit-cause they get a practi-
cal training from practical
teachers.
»»‘t0TiilNi.l ANTIQUATED"
‘-NOTliINtl 0B~0l.t-.TE"
“N0 WASTE TIME"
Call or write at once for
new prospectus, terms,
< in.
WM. MORAN, Prln.
College re-opens next Tuesday,
Sept. 5th.
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FDR SALE
Rosebank Farm
Sltnate ou the south side of Hillsboro
River opposite thc city, one mile from
Cnarlottt-to\vii, containing 180 acres,i3o
aiwsclezirerl and iu ahigh state ot' culti-
v.itinii,Termsiiberal. For further parli-
vnlvrs apply F. McKENNA,
Cliarlottetowu. Queen Street.
Antz. I, ltlil"’, tu, woil, fri, sa i yr
THE
F LOUR
the eggs, the butter used in
our cake are the freshest and
hest ilie market affords. Order a
pound today and be convinced.
E
Stewart,
Iicmrsa Baximv,
llakes Best Iiread.
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Mmm Massa, Noi-ni Piaem, nrt!
Mus. Jim. l‘iuiuini'r has rctumed from
, Ronitirr Ann Mies. Ra'rrn.`A\' have i
gone to Boston on a two weeks visit.
Ii. .l. Mrlhw, Pinetto, ami John C
yesterday. '
S¥diioy, for $175. l
Ai.i~x Mrl{|NNriN, of thc Hank of
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Sunstnuiu-: today for 'i‘lic Guardian and f
irct tho famous Sherlock lfolnics stories
which begin in today`s issue.
K ,
-~llailoiin;g ami Sccoud rank.
o’olock.
Rnv. A. J. .\NnMns. Mt‘Nsir.I. were pas-
od from a visit to Kingston, Ont. ,_
nding St. Dunstan's leave today for
iand Scinenaiy,Queliet “here they viili
J. McDonald, Peuke's who have been at-
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’l`|i|cnE were forty passengers on the ro-
turu trip from Orwell hy the S. S. City
ui London last evening. The cargo con-
sisted of 00 cheese ami 40 cases eggs to-
gether with sundry other consignnicnts.
Miss E/\iiii<:, tcachcr in the pulille
schools in Toronto, and Misa Ethel Eadic,
tcachar of Doiiicstic Science at Mt.
Allison, Snckviiie go to Pownal today
where they will be the guests for a few
days of Miss Amy Carver.
Tu): Victory, a schooner of 88 tons huilt
in liirlil and owncd by Capt. llugh llrucc,
4‘it.y,` was drivcn on thc har at tirnnd
lliitry, Maudalcns, Tuesday, ami is u total
wrcck. The crew were saved. Tha
Victory was partly loaded wltii herring
for W. 1". Tltininrsli, city.
Carr. Iliou/inns ami A. E. Inks of thc
Stt-ani Navigation Coinpany are no\v in
Scotland arranging for the huilding of a
now steamer for tho service hctwccni
Suiinucrsidh and Point du Chene. Slic
will lie it turliiner witha spceilof nine-,
teen knots and will make the trip in,
about half an hour less tiian the speedy;
Northuiniicrland now takes. The lat-ter'
will he translcrrod to the Charlottetown-
Pictou route ln plaec of the Princess. ‘
IN FURNITURE
"Always the best value in the city
iliimk Wright Furnishing Co’s. i
McDonald, l’oiiit l’riin, were in the city is
Tui-: S. S. City of I.oiidon makes two of
irips_on East Iiivcr tomorrow andgocs to ncxt Saturday on return after scveral
Crapaud on Saturday morning at seven months visit to licr parents at Brlgliton.
Mas. Pimnv, St. John, is guest at
yesterday on return to Boston. Major Ailan's.
Mas. J. J. Mar~i>oNar.n, Mount Stewart,
-It two weeks visit from Boston. returned last night fiom Montreal. `
Miss Eu.; Lanai: who has spent tho
past year in Boston has returned home.
W. ll. Cuusirim., Provincial Librarian,
spending his holidays at North Itlver.
}tnv. J. W. ann Mrs Godfrey who have
I Tui-: schooner Dlclytr us well know been visiting friends in this province
ieie has been sold to Joseph Suiter, leave todayou return to Truro.
Tru: qualifying round for the ladies' golf
:IL II.B|-:i-:it left yesterday morning on chaniplonshlp matcheii will boplayeil at
a business trip to Toronto and other Belvidere links on Saturday Sept. 2nd
points in Ontario. coiiuuencing at 2 p. ni.
N . .
AN excellent view ol the eclipse of tho
rg?" Sillzitlll. Clly. l'_€i‘\1l‘“9‘| illlft l\i|§i\l» sun oouiii he seen in Uiiarlottetown yes-
"" ‘ Lt” N°"“ ‘5'~'°i~'“' tcrday. The eclipse was plainly visihlo
rom seven till nearly nine o'clock.
II. M. M<'l{1tv, and C. B. Gould who
have been the guests ofiloiin ami Mrs
-Reaular meeting of Empire Lodge Coillngs leave hy the Halifax to-
llillllts of Pytiiias tonight at8 o'clock morrow on wturn to liaveililll, Mass.
Miss M.\iu:Ai:i-;'i' Snrru, graduate nursc
Newport R. l. 'l`\~alnlnir liospltal, lcnvcs
Pivriiiek \Vr:|.sn,St.anlcy Bridge, had
Ri-lv. J/rms l.’iii~:i./iN, Montague, and an almost new huggy taken i'roni his harn
ltcv. Alex. Mcliean Sinclair, Eldon, were 'l‘iiesday night and an old fashioned high'
pussen1i{crs to the city hy the City of Lou- open hack wagon, nearly worn out, left in
don yesterday. its plm-9,
A rni-noni' train of seventeen cars was
senwrs ii’ 0"“"’n i’-V me CIW "I I“’“‘i°“ derailed naar Aiitigonisii yesterday de-
yesterday. Mrs. McNeill liasjust return- |,,y|,,“ the Sy,|m,y ¢,.,,i,, “nd p,.,,\.c,,u,,g
-o
nnection with the Princess. Tlicrc
J, A_ M(-]')¢,_»u,_,,’ ],,(||,,,, Rh.” and R_ were no fatalities in the accident.
Mas Pnntrv W. Cauviin leaves next
Monday on rcturn to Newton, Mass.
tudy Theology. She will iia accompanied hy Miss Amy
arver who will return to Mount Allison
wlicrc ahc is teacher of Elorution.
Gi-:onui-: IP, l]n.\ni.i-rv, son of Francis
l3radlcy, coiiizrnctor, Kolly's Cross, return-
cd to Montreal a few days ago where lic
cntcrs tho Novitiate of tho Jesuit Fathers
Maison do St. Joseph, Sault au Rccollcct,
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A. D. AND Mus. l)u<eiii-zum have ra-
turned froiii n very pleasant visit to Suni-
inerslde and vicliiity. Thcy were ac-
companied by Miss Lulu Riciiardson, St.
Elcaiiors, who will spcnd u few weeks in
the city.
AN important meeting cf tho Directors
of the Y. M. C. A. is called for this even-
ing, to conipletc arrantreinants for thc rc-
ceptlun of Y. M. C. A. Delegates meeting
in convention in this city 14th to 17th Sep-
tenilier. About 125 dcicgutcs are oxprctcri
from diil`crt~nt- points in niaritiino pro-
vinces, froiu Montreal, New York and
other places. _
Ev!-:nv sporisman and ovary one inter-
ested in the preservation of thc fish
and gainc of this province is cordially in
vited to attend the inectlngof the 1~‘ish
and Game Protection Association to hc
held in the Stipendiary Mugistraic's
Court Iioom, City Building, on 1"riday
evcning,'Sept. lst ut8o`ciock. Everyone
interested in this inattcr will please con-
sider this as a personal invitation to
attcnd-E. T. Carhoneii, Secretary.
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A Itavnorm Wliitconib excursion
party of sixteen came to the city last
aight hy the express.
Tiimur was a good attendance at the
bali in the A. O. li. Ilull last niirht and a
very enjoyable time was spent.
Tni-1 Proliiliition case yesterday at the
Police Court against Win. McKinnon was
adjourned till today at iialf past nine.
Aimcricketcrs are asked to attend the
meetinirof the Pheonix Cricket Club in
the Mayor’s ofllcc, this cvcniniz at t-l
o‘elock.
Tun funeral of the late Mrs. Gao. I’calrc
will leave her late residence, Ilnviluntl
Street, Friday afternoon i\t1i.ll) o'ciock tu
St. Paul‘s Church., thencc hy rail to
Sherwood Cemetery.
IN the casa of Samui-l and Catherine
l\fIcArthur, limiter liiver, for assault on
their mother, being tried iicforc Stipemi~
ini-y Ilrchuut, both defendants failed to
appear yesterday and warrants were
issued for their arrest.
A. P. Asn Mas. Mat‘DoN.\i.n, oi' Moyic,
li. C. were in town last week for n day or
twn at thc Vlct»oriu.'l`he latter is a dauiglr
ter (Laura) oi the into John Manning, and
aniecc of Mrs. llcnry W. Dliiinck. ltfr.
MacDonald has been visiting his old home
in P. E. Island-llnnts Journal.
Miss Canals: M/tciinutiai.i., Fairview,
has taken a position with Geoi-gr
Cai‘ter & Co., city, as sicnograplicr and
assistant hook keeper. Miss Miictluumiil
is the _young lady who coinpictcd her
course in Sliortiiainl ami 'l`ype\vritiii|giil
the Clnirlottctown Business Coilcigc in
four months.
Mii.i-'nun and Gay's River Presliytcrian
Cliurciidld not sccurc the man of i-liclr
clinics, Rav. II. Davidson, l’. IE. l.
Tliougii disappointed thc t~o|igi~<~gi\tion is
not dishcartnod. We hopc the next.
attempt willprovc successful and that
crc long this vnt'n.ntcha\‘ge will he settled.
-Ilnnts Journal.
Tun I-licctru arrivodlroni Murray Rive;
lust evening with tho following car;¢o:--
Rl hoxcs cliecsc, llti cases sings, Zi bag.-
icrtilizcr, 1»'i halos twine, 52 cases clams,
-in iiiti-rcls ilsli, 13 half barrels herring, 2|
cnses'cinpty|Iiottlcs, 4 rolls leather, 12
pieces machinery, 23 packages machinery,
28 packages sundries. There were five
passengers including Miss Sedgewlck,
Clnirlottctown; Geo. T. Bill, Providence,
R. 1; Joseph 'i‘audvln and wife, do.
A ini-:misc of the Pheonix Cricket Ciuli
was liclii yesterday afternoon in thc
liluycr's oflirc but owing tu lliecnclt-iiirncy
of thc wcatlicr the nttcmiamc was small
Judging liy thc cnthniusui displayed
by some of the old stnndbya cricket is
hound to boolu. It was decided to have
thc grounds rolled and put in sliapc for
the games with the ships which will lic
played during the next two weeks. A
meeting of all interested in the ironic is
cnllcd for this evening at 8 o`cl0t:k in the
Mnyor`s oilicc City Building wiicn n larirc
attendance is expected.
Tun death took placc in thc city _yester-
day ufter it prolonged ilincss of Aiir-c
Rebecca Delllois, widow of the lute'
George Peake. The deceased was tlio
daughter of the late lion. G. W. Dclllois
and a most estiniote Christian lady whose
demise will bc deeply dcplorcd hy many
-.T i  Capt Arthur G. of thc Imperial Oil Com-
/  " any; lirnest Dc lliois of the Customs
,_ __ .ji friends. She leaves to mourn one
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  a  . tlnugiiter Miss Gladys. and live sons
t
Departinent;l')r. Walter (). of Duluth.
"_` / ' Minn; Lionel J.of Waiter S. l"i~nscr & Co.,
 0 u  a _ Victoria ll. C. and ll. Weston of the Royal
.,.  ’ Hank of Canada. To the bereaved ones
 Y," -in .9 »-,~ The Guardian tcndcrs its sinccra sym
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seats being rcscrved furthe guests A
'Ii'  if'-1 il: N nathy-
,;,_ ,,,\_ J" ._ i
, iii  ij Tue Baptist Cliurl.-h at Tryon was the
’.i'. ' scene of a pleasant cvcnt last evening
, '“‘ ;- _ Choose from any of our pretty Muslin Shirtwaists .,»|,.,, M|._., ;.;.|,..|,,. ¢1...»k, .i....,,,i.t.. or
__  I et I-3 off! lt's A bargain opportunity--every waist is ~lMvef;lMf‘-\ Cl:\fl;;“|;“R'\:§‘°";;’e$°§;‘
" - ,‘ _ _ VVHS l ( ll ll ill'
_ _'A of this season’s newest style and correct in every do Kmum_,m amen, M Am_,,,, C°,,ege_
toil. Our showing of waisfs this season was pro- 1-|,.,,,|,.,,c|, wa., ,,,~,,¢.i|y decornwa for
nounced the finest in town and there are still metny the occaston\vmi Mowers and foliage.
el' gan' styles to Chong’ from' In sizes 54'36' 38’ r°n'in‘ large numhcr iwns: present ami iibout rl
in price from 70c to $2.75~ .mock to the iitnitns of the
Wh not secure et few for house wear. yo\|'re cer- wedding mawh played l-y llllhv
Y McI<‘adyen the iirlco entered
tain to want them and e.t l-3 off you ce.n’t attempt to me church on me Mm or ,M hmh'"_ she
2 d\.lp|fChf0 fh8|'l\- was uttlrcd in a gown of cream with liri-
‘Z  5|; V    dal veil. Rav. David Prlt-n pcrioruicd thc
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ceremony. The conpla wt-rc unattaiidod
and after the service nrcompauierl hy the
guests left for the lirldi\`.~4 home wiun'c n
_ _ reception was licld. Many uiui beautiful
_ irescnts rccoivcdl tho iiridr attest to
i ‘Y
Iicr popularity. The (iuurdian _joins with
many frlciids in extending best wlslies to
YGU MAY sEcURE ONE [F YOU IIIJRRY-_i Mi~antiairi..K|||aiii.
Your opportunity to secure o. stylish showerproof at 0. greettly re-
duced figu e-A garment which nowadays is considered an absolute
necessity. Equally good for rein or shine, impervious to the wet-warm
enough for chilly weather. Every garment in stock ia reduced for no
Bvpmrent reason but to make room in the mantle department-
it 6.50 Sliowerproofs $4.85' it 6-70 Sh°‘Vel'Pf°°f5 $4-95
7.50 Sliowerproofs 5.15 6-75 Si‘°We*'P1'°°f5 5-25
7.75 Showerproofs 5.45 9-25 Sh°Wel'P*'°°f5 6-65
11.25 Showerproofs 7.75 12-50 Sh°WefP"°°fS 7~95
Ni-:w coars. fi 5,), r  NEW PURS-
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Tim Princess arrived Inst night at 8.45
rut the express was delayed three hours
and did not arrive until niidniirht.
Tm: annual Maritime Chanipiunsliip
sports will hc held at llalifax on Saturday
Sept. 9th. The entries will close on Mon»
day, Sept. »ith.
Pnincs of \Vales Collage will reopen on
Fritlay Sept. tlth at 0.2!) o`clock. Pcrsuiis
who have passed thc Mutricnintion ex-
aminations will he enrolled as nturlciits on
presentation of certificates of paynunii of
fees. The Model School will open un same
day.
Miss Ji;.\'.\'u~: Ronn fornicriy oi Brin-kley
Point but now n resident of lligh liiver,
Alberta, has secured ii position as steno-
grapiicr and iissistiiiit iionickccpci' with
he liigh Iiivcr 'l‘radin|; Cuinpany. Miss
iiotld graduated from the Union Coninier-
cial College last terui.
Till-1 following telcgrain was rcceirvil
yesterday hy \V. \V. Clarke, Secretary qf
lic Chnrlottetoivn lionrd oi' Trade, from
he Secretary of the lluilfnx Board-
We itre urging the igovarnnient to rv-
use renewal of present i\tlantlc mail con-
tract for more than unc year. We wimt n
faster service. \Vili you as n Iloard of
Trade send a similar tcicgraiii.
A. 'l’. Wi<:i.no.\',
Secretary Ilalifnx Board.
Tni-: oilleiala for the Labor Day Sports
rc ns follows:
Rcfarco~l.. B. Macmillan.
Starter-C. J. Macmillan.
'1`iiners~G. I". llutehcson, Dr. II. D.
ohnson, I). O`M. Reddln, M. J.Murphy,
S. Brown.
Judges 'l`rack E\'ci\ts-I). A. McKinnon,
ltanahan. S. A. Mcheoti, \\'. ll. l’i'owsi~,
Judges Field Events-J. Il. Darke, li.
Macdonald, T. llowatt, Chas. McQuliiuu.
Clerk of the Courts-Elmer Ritchie.
.\s=Istauts~-Geo. Moran, Eric McI.i-au.
liuipircs-Il. S. Coffin, J. Cornfoot, l~).
"`tistri', ll. Rice, \V. Matlicson, G. linglics.
_-\nnount'cr-I". J. Mnciiiillan.
A Mo1~'i'ui~;.\i.despatch says-'i‘iic con-
.crcncc of governiiicnt representatives
from Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Seo-
tiu. and Prince lililwurd Island, will sceni-
ingly tnkc place as nnnounccd. It is
stated in local government circles today
that Hon. Louis Gouin, \vlio has just liccn
at Anticosti, will confer with' Prt-uiiers
Tweedle, Pctcrs and Murray, when in all
probability the time uiul place of tliclntcr-
Provincial Conference will bc decided
upon. A prominent, supporter oi thc
Quchcc Ministry was askcrl today if lion.
Mr. Wliltiiey would pnrtit-,ipntc in these
'iclilicrntions, ami althouirh lic could noi
speak with certainty, tlic M. l..i\. in
question seemed to think that Ontario
would not bc represented nt thc Confer-
ence.
Tm: rcinalns of thc late Jost-ph li
Dingwcll were laid to rust iutiicprctiy
littic 1’i'c.~’|i_ytcrinn cemetery at lluy
Fortune on l"i-iday last, ami were followed
by one of tiic largest funcrals eycr seen in
that locality. The pastor, Rev. 1". C.
Sinipson, oillciatcd ut thc house and
i.;i'uvc.li'I‘i\c pull-lienrcrs were James
I)ingwell, Artcuins Morrow, John Collin,
P. l..Cauipiicll, Ilenj. Coiiin und .liuiics
Aitken. llc leaves to mourn a loving
wife, one dautghtcr, Mrs. Albert llurk on
thc chi lioinestcnd, ami one son \Viii. A.
of Boston, besides many relatives ami
lnnumcruhlu friends both home alid
abroad. lic was a kind iiushand, u loving
fatiicr ami a good i'ricnd. llc will la-
sadly niisscd hy the family and friends
he has left hchind, ami cspeeially iiy the
writer of this who with his family has
spent many happy suninicrs with him at
the dear old home.-ll.
TIIIS MEDICINE IS liRI‘}A'1‘l:lEI).
'i`hat.'s why it is sure to cure Cntarrli.
You sec it goes direct to thc source of the
illscase,-its liealluiz vapor repairs thc
damage caused hycatarrhai inllaniniatiou.
“Cuturrhozone"always cures because il.
goes into those tliiy cells and passages
that ordinary rcniciiics can't reach, nous
where thc dlscasa actually ls. I|iipu...~i-
hlu for “(Iutari~liczonc" to fuil its any
doctor will tell you. I)on't lic iiiisicd into
thinking tiiersis anything so good u.~
t7alni'rliuzoiie,~usc it unri you'il soon say
good-hyc to caturrli. `
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
for all inakcs of niui-liiucs at l"ivc Lolita
pcr package and cverytliiinr else pertain-
ing to st-,\viii|g uiacliinr-s at igrcntly rv-
duced prices. Iionk for thc red S., Qnccii
Street. Chai-lott.etown.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
at Co. Charlottetown Agents.
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Anybody Q
CAN MAKE GOOD
PICTURES
BY THB
Kodak
System-~loading. unload-
lug. developing. printing,
all by day-light. Better
results than the 'old way,
IOC.
ilarlt iloom iliollsllid
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l:VAN’S STOMACH
MIX I URE
Is the best medicine we
know of for Indlgestiou.
Dyspepsia and all Stomach
Troubles. Dozens oi our
customers have taken it
with the greatest benefit.
We guarantee it.
Price 5oc a bottle.
“The Two Macs"
iilillllilllll iililiiilill
DXUGGISTS,
. Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Btu.
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, . uanagrier wen: passeiigun rain. nigiu. ny is visiting ner parents win. ana nlrs.‘ ii . .
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Mas. 0r.ivr:nJo>:i~;-i, Miss Jones. Mrs.
Tritcs, Gurney and Mrs. Jones, Moncton,
leave on return this morning.
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‘EXHIBIT OF FURS.
In the newly rearranged cloak room we are making
a splendid display of t
New Stoles
New Rolls
New Boas
New Mulis
New Coats
in the very latest designs~aud including every pop-
ular new fur.
Moore ®. McLeod
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3 ova Pnici-:s MAKE FRIENDS
wnrl sHALi.ow Puasms
You don’t have to be a millionaire io buy nice things in
furniture, if you buy here. It is so pleasant to walk into our
store and inquire the price of an article which you expect to he
almost out of your reach ond find the really small price we ask
for it.
Ifyou want anything in furniture and from inquiry else-
where think it too expensive--we can name a price that will
be sure to come well within your means-\\'e are doing this all
the time for others--we can do it for you.--Try us. l
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Sugar and Molasses
T5i»‘.”»'Zil?i~"i:“ HOKACE HASZARI)
rahmin ea
Having captured the principal and best trade on P.
E. Island is now going iortli in increasing quanti-
ties to Winnipeg Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa,
Quebec, Sr. Iohn, Halifax, Sydney and numerous
places in the United States. Nearly everyone is
after BRAHMIN TEA. Tea agents as well as
Tea. Drinkers. The former trying to match it and
the hitter bound to use it.
Br. sum: To GET rin-; ci:Nu|Ni-:
7 ,liASZAlt_l_)’§m_l§l,LAlli*ilN.
All guarauiaeed old wheat at millers’ prices.
  orace aszard
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