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Custard and ggggggg.
Chocolate
lelly Pudding
' We have now in stock something
new in the jelly Powder line cf Havors‘
* This powder is made from the finest
quaiitv of Calf-Foot Jelly crystalized
§ and then ground an mixed with the U
highest grade of pure fruit flavors. *
# Every package of this Qnstard Powder
will make one quart delicious Creamry
# Custard . *
if Webster & Molloy 3
# The Ideal Grocery
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Yi e have also in stock all the leading
flavors in Pure Gold Jelly at io per pkg
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We have mother lot of those cheap
Raisins on hand, which we want to
clear out before our new stock comes
in. This week we offer them at the
rate of
3 pounds for 20 cts
Call early and get a supply of the
before they are all gone.
Beer 6: Goff
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but a poor Watch is worse than
none. Our Watches are not only
` good but are thoroughly tested K
and regulated before being sold.
We make 'a specialty of supplying
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Chestu’ N' S' Newegg 5° “Y the _°°m9*m7 en-7°Y°d and get relic? for nothing. You ilhsygur _,Hg
Y,s.nmDgYN,5h,_nie1D,g°u,.ceyc,,ued very much the beautiful sail down to stomach with nanseating mixtures tono _
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THE GUARDIANE  WN, _PRINCE EDW
Tnn mailspecial arrived in the city at
11.45 last evening.
A nssarra on the Charlottetown
harbor is talked of. `
Tris mail special did not arrive in the
city until 11.45 last evening.
UNTIL further notice the Steamer Eliln
will make her last trip from Charlotte-
town at 6 p. in. and from Rocky Point at
6.30.
ARRIvEn;Ths schooner Jubilee, Capt.
Bend. Butler, arrived in port on Wednes-
day from Kel1y’s Cove, C. B., ladened
with coal.
THEY. M. C. A. boys are getting in
some hard practice for the grand
Gymnastic Exbibition\ to be given in the
Opera House on Sept. 16th.
Cnom Rnnaasai..-All members of the
First Methodist Church choir will kindly
attend rehearsal to-night at 8 o'clock
sharp in the church parlor.
Pnor Warrs leaves this moming to be
absent one week. Miss Smallwood will
make bookings for lessons during his ab-
sence. The Charlottetown School of
music will reopen the third week in
September. _
THE remains of the late Donald Currie,
were interred in the People’s Cemetery
»yest»erday. Among the dural tributes
sent to the home was a wreath from God'
Bros.,where deceased had been employed,
and across from the Y. P. C. E. of Zion
Church of which he was a member. _
Tai: prize won by the men cf~No. 1 Oo.,
C. A. at the annual Co. shooting on Mon-
day last were presented at the orderly
rooms last night. Mr. Jas Landrigan the
winner of the company cup very kindly
furnished refreshments for the occasion
for which he received a hearty vote of
thanks.
Sr. Pn'rm\s` Day Schools.-Mr. E. B.
Sourr has been engaged as assistant
teacher in these schools. Mr. Spurr holds
a first class license, with a lirst rank di-
ploma from the Provincial Normal School,-
at Tun GUARDIAN ofilce and displayed his
‘ commission creating him a Knightniigned
by H. M. Private Secretary, also a docu-
ment elevating the distinguished reformer
‘ a Count. Mr. E. J. Lloyd who is acting
On behalf of Mr. DeCourcey’s good
l qualities as a stock raiser appends, a
letter explaining the meaning of the ln-
formal proceedings.
THE Olivette arrived in port at 7 o’clock
yesterday evening with the following pas-
sengers: B. F. Chase, Mr. and Mrs.
Crawenshield, W. Cory, A. H. Morse, W.
customers with Watches at low
prices.
5W- N. TANTUN.
H Teweler, Great Geo. St 3 doors
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Cake
an be had by ringing
Telephone 211
We have a good asfortmell
f cake fresh Namely
Dark fruit Cake 25c per
Sultana Cake 20c per lb.
White Cake l6c per lb
Nut Cake l6c per lb
D. STEWART.
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E C1. Bskery Bake. Be.; la tea immediately after the service.
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Bread. Q Bnw ARE or LMITATIONS of Me-
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B. Emmons, Daniel Hunt, Miss Shaw, L.
:Stewart, Thos. Vay, John Trevan, Miss
:Jane`Inman, Jas. Nickerson, W. G.
Douglas, Aug. Vogil, T. MsQuaid, Geo.
" and Mrs. Atkins, Miss Aldrict, F. A.
lO’Neil. Mr. F. B. Kingsley, John Mc-
Donald.
Tnimi¢oi¢a'rizs_RizaD1Nos.+jThe follow-
ing is a comparative statement of
the highest temperature on September
76.6
76.0
66.0
75.3
62.8
59.2
74.8
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1900
1899
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1897
1896
1895
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, THE congregation ' of the Anglican
Church of Crapaud will hold the laying
.of its corner stone on next Monday after
noon at 3 o’c1ock. The stone will be laid
by the Venerable Archdeacon Reagh.
Addresses will be delivered by Sir Louis
Davies, Justice Fitzgerald, Judge War-
burton and others. An opportunity will
be given to those present to give an
offering upon the newly-laid stone. The
l di f h tion intend holding
Lean's Vegetable Worm Syrup, get the
remedy offered to be iust as good.
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and are now open for your INSPECTION.
Our first shipment of
Ladies’ Fall Jackets and
Ladies’ Felt Hats.
Come and secure first choice.
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Mnssas. Rogers St Rogers, Summer-side,
have secured the contract for the placing
of the heating apparatus in the Insane
Hospital.
AMONG the outward passengers by the
Olivette this morning will be: Miss Lizzie
Newberry, Mrs.fDelano, Miss Gcrtie Bul-
ger, Mrs. U. Murphy, Mr. Dean Keehn.
Mrs. Joseph Gauthier, Mrs. J. Lcvens,
Russel and Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Browr,
Miss Andrews, G. T. Pectengell, Jas. Cor-
bett, Miss Newberry.
A large number of college students were
present at the social and entertainment
given by the ladies of Grace Church
yes terday evening. Quite a number
assembled in the parlors of the ediiic
where they were treated to ice cream an
cake, after which all retired to the
audience rooms, where a brief though
well-rendered program was carried out,
and which consisted of some harmonica
selections by Mr. H. Murley, a vocal solo
by Miss Blanche Riggs, a recitation by
Miss Ethel Tanton, a vocal quartette by
the Misses Blanch and D. Down and
Mess:-s.G.F.Hutcheson and Elmer Ritchie,
accompanied by Miss Maud Down on the
new pipe-organ, a reading by Ernest
Duchemir; a vocal solo by Miss Maud
Down with Mr. G. F. Hutcheson as an
accompanist. During the evening short
addresses were delivered by the chairman,
Rev. H.Johnson and Dr. J. H. Ayers.
God Save the King brought' the proceed-
ings to a close,
ill
the most exciting trips ever taken on the
Grand River was that on Saturday afte
H0011. in which a number of ladies and
gentlemen participated on the invitation
of J. G. McLeod, Esq., the popular agent
for the N. A. Assurance Co. "The com-
pany boarded the steam-yacht 'owned by
Capt. Knight of Scuris, and started
Excursion ar Bn1nsn'rowN.-One of
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from Brightown wharf about th r» e o’clock
upon a trip which everyone on board w
~remember for years to gouw. The wind
being favorable and the water perfectly
smooth the speedy liitle craft conveyed
the tourists to Annandale wharf a
Annandale, where they were met by a
,number of the good folk of that lively
little village, and a picnic was held on the
beach. Afterseveral kinds of amusement
were indulged in and the visitors all
served with lunch, the pleasure seekers
again embarked for the return trip.
Cheers were given on board the yacht for
the good people ef Annandale, while those
on shore gave three hearty cheers for
their distinguished visitors. By the time
the yacht got fairly underway, the shades '
of night were falling and the captain not
_bein`g familar with the winding channel
of the river,  charge of the ship to
Messrs. H. McDonald and D. McKay,
who acted las engineer and wheel-
man on this memorable occasion. These
gentleman expressed themselves as being
quite competent to steer the ship safely to
port under any circumstance; shortly.
after-night drew its dark- curtain o’er the
water, the yacht ran aground on one of
those dangerous sand-bars for which this
riveris noted, striking with -such force
that Mr. McLeod and a young lady who
were sitting in the stern of the boat were
thrown overboard; but as the water was
only a few inches in depth they escaped
with a slight wetting. The engineer and
wbeelman bravely jumped out and
did their best endeavors to get
tha boat off the bar, but with-
out success. It was plainly evident to all
on board that something more than human
strength was necessary to float the ship.
.A flag of distress was then raised in the-
hope of signalling some boats, which were
engaged in hake-dshing further down
the river, but the night being dark no
assistance arrived from that quarter. It
now dawned upon the minds of all that
they would have to remain where they
were for the night; so they began to make
themselves as comfortable as the circum-
stances of the ease would permit. The
moon had risen by this time and by shod-
ding her bright' light on the water, en.
deavored to cheer the hearts of the
melancholy mariners. Somebody sug-
'gested story-telling to while away the
leaden-footed hours, but before .they
agreed on who should start first, for the
majority of them were in no pleasant
mood for such work, who should appear
‘on the scene but Mr. Andrew Lepere, the
;pilot, who heard the continued whistles
,N of the boat and knowing something must
“` be thematter put out in his boat and came,
to their rescue. The tide was now rising
rapidly, and after a little skilful tact on
his part the ship was iioated once more,to
' i d
the great Joy of all on board, and arr ve
in rt in ood time for all hands to en'o
D0 B 1 Y
a sweeter night’s repose than they would
,otherwise have spent hadthey remained
-stranded on the flats of Grand River all
night.-Con.
he best.
Q1 Following are the changes to be
cm no   coom      
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the station agents sl the Prince
go to Emerald; Mr. J. A. Kelly of Royalty
Junction goes to Mount Stewart: Mr. D.
A. Law;-on of St. Peters goes to Hunter
River; Mr. W. W. Cox of Bear River goes
to st.. Peters. It is probable that Mr. W
C. Hogan will bepromoted to Bear River.
Mr. W. H. Slackford late clerk in the
freight odice at Suinmerside will succeed
Mr. J. A. Kelly at Royalty Junction. The
ho-.se effects ofthe different agents will
the S. S. Loyalist sailing from Halifax for
London on Sept. 13th. The Loyalist is
The steamer Evangeline of the . Furness
two hours, notwithstanding a heavy
All speak highly of thecomfort culinary
arrangements, attention, etc., on board
as cricket, quoits, shuiiie board, potato
their_sa.fety to his care. Mr. W. W
to attack a cough is the commencement
is well under way before they knowilt
Tm" He hi” b°°“ UWIY Wlliihn in distance of eight miles in one hdur. Th°°_°°m°° l‘h°1°°3°i°3°' Y°“ 55°] thé ‘ YOU,”  
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Then o usecom s con
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coughs of this kind hang on for weeks
or even months, and, of course. they tre-
quently develo into serious Jung trouble.
A true speciflcforall coughs is 1amson’s
Botanic Cough Balsam and should be
kept inthe house against any emergency
W th s cough that has become .chronic
the first eRect_of this _remedy is a lessen-
ing of the dull sensation of pain which
usually is felt with such a cough. Then
process is brought about by the healing
pound of barks and gums. You can mst
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we will give you a new
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This brush is made in
'England and is a 4 row
bristle brush of 35 cent
quality.
Buying in large quantities
is what enab.ee us to sell
25 cents.
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upon the quality at all times, always, C 
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The undersigned have this day
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q Wholesale and Retail _In ,-,gn-ing _ro are
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made the trip from London _to Halifax in gtg? or E1.
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Line wma ne.-we sunday nom London These are the best sho in & br Wigs
afterasmart passage having accomplish-  gm isgk IQ.; .5 _
ed the distance in nine days and twentrt Wl10 admlro tho ohio trlmness of the t§l0!~
gale on the 13th and head winds. mgdg suit M ., . U*
and also of the efforts to makgll thd' A day or tW0 &gO  CQIDS l»0 U8 B fl'eSh
voyage as leasant nd delight as
possible by Iprovidingaamusements, such Int of new fabfms Bdaptad t9 waaa
and other races, all of which were keenly _ } v
contested or watched by the passen|zcrs.| They re m rough and smooth  ‘ 1 “P48
Captain Williams has been running
in me md. _ M some rem md and chiedy in warm autnmnal" appefhiihg
has not only been very successful, but is I colors
rsgardedasa cautious and trustworthy A gpg'
navigator, and passengers particularly 4*;
my _have every confidence in entmstinn There are garnets, and browns, rugged
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properties ofthe Balsam. It is a` com-
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dilierent styles to select from. We can suit any taste, plsll
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We are prepared with a complete stock of school and college
supplies, students short han! hooks, etc., which you can do
pond on getting at the lowest pnofs.
@‘Specia.l discounts to Teachers and students and s warm wel
come to every student pairomziog
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