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THF GU -‘IRDI AW CEIARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD

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SATURDAY' JULY 28’ 19_j0_ _ one Of the department l1€HidS at \V0.Sl.l- _

_ _ __ _ _ __ ington recently wrdte an article for The `

k _ I I Ladies Home Journal which required the ""-°'l""'|t Pay' in B" _ _ I

‘Toronto me GO°d‘"if We may cradit Presidents approval for publication I ‘

the Dany World Of that burgh’ has 8' had The President asked that tl.e article be ‘ _

City COUHCU- The WOPM Sa!/S1 given to him. At the end of fi week the gi » ,_ ' ff. __ ’

“The Council that assembles this year manuscript came back edited in a. way f ` -I I" '

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the most disgraceful one in the history of ation. The President was apparently ‘ ..

the city. lt has forfeited all claims to the thoroughly conversant with all the marksl _ ~_ . _ . respect of the people. We, of course, which editors use in making corrections. We’1153V° YW M°U¢y_" ii ‘ must make a few exceptions among the Every erasure and interlineation had its -

members, butlwe can say without hesita- proper sign and each was in the Presg- W9' 'ki-70" W8 C811-

tion that a majority of the Council would dent’s own handwriting. `

P ns appear more at home sitting round a bar ------T-'-T.

in our new municipal palace is positively which completely won editorial .admir

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$bufn's Heurte‘;.Bdne§:"l'° m;_do=: ' room stove than in a. deliberative chamber I ii I" i -

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.they giqking that come on at tim¢S. mike with business affairs in a business-like md' PIP” T188 been placed on_ a T “

nom at stron and r¢g-=_1@~f» .sive wo . Iris obsoiiitoi without oi it or Pleasant and eastern rt of

what every W i Si _ d- S.” bl. if . The Council is. Dimmu the present summer one and

.mn Zderibtbooeto Iiahgsgldtlelg rwlitlilduat ;lilpSacity for dealing °n_eha‘H miles of sewer pipe has been ' ”

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f¢fl'¢Sh1'\§ ‘1¢¢P b“_“';h 5.” even decency m :the tmmacmon of the Euston streets as well as St. Peter‘s Road.

rd °°"'f’:ts”§i'S' .rite;5'h‘;‘a;‘51es'1;'§' again that Come before “__ when the re Upper Hillsboro and School Street have

as an cure for them

Read the words of encouragement in

thi letter from Mrs. Thos. Sommars, Clif mn, New London, P.E.I. _

“Last fall I was in a very serious con-

dition sulfering from nervousness and weakness, I got so bad at last that I could lnrdly move around, and despaired oi" ever getting well. Seeing Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills highly recommended for such conditions I purchased a box.

“Before I had taken half of it Icoiild

notice an improvement in my condition and when I had used two boxes I was com- pletely cured. _

“ lt was wonderful how these pills took

away that dreadful feeling of nervousness and gave mc strength. _

“I recommended them to my neigh-

bor who was troubled with nervousness,

andlhev cured her, too. \Ve ayihink there is nothing equal to Milburn' Heart 3115 Nerve Pills.”

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and Stationery Business in he Morris Block, we will continue he business in its various branches. mlling at lowest prices for cash only, _ lisa B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- li god the business in the past, will be iuchsrge of the store, and will be _pleased to attend to all old customers ‘ _Q id many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put ' on sale, "sind `-all departments of the business will be

news sand will be li special feature

of tl;i§puV1»,I_'.l_‘lie store will be " as ‘-‘_The Bait: Bookatore."’

‘i ` C - ‘ 'Rev.§J. W. McConnell at 11 and 7. Sun-

day School at_2. 15.E. L. and C.I E..

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venient, we ask you, and will consider it a favor for those who cw, to leave their trimmed hat order as early in the week

possible.

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The Millinery Leaders.

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i f I The Most Reliable Egg

_ Place to have your repair work 55,; __ done is the place that takes l~ the most interest in your

needs.\Ve strive to accmomo- so date all who leave any Work ""'* with us_, by prompt attention QQ; and quick despatch of same. __ We have the reputation of 5°-is

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Council."

Conipliiint reaches THE GV.-\Ro1AN that

some fishermen who bring fresh fish to the city iiiakrket, on their return trip throw away the spoiled and putrifying re- iiiuiiis of their loads along the York, St. i

Peters amd 'l`rzi<-:idle ro;i'l.-, wliere the

foul o-lo:\ .from <icciiyii1_; iisli have bccoiiic im oIl'eiif.-c to cvcryoiie who walks or drives. The action couipliiincil of is in violrttion of law and renders each offender

liable to punishment. It it sur- prising to learn that any white resident of this province would be guilty of an act, unworthy of one of the untutored Indians.

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The letter from Mrs. C. C. _Gardiner de-

tailing incidents ofthe tripby the dele gates to the National _Council of Women will be found highly interesting. THE GUARDIAN takes the liberty of printing it although it was not intended for publica- tion.

' CI1i1l°£ll S€I‘VlC€S.

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Prince Street.---Prayer and Praise' Ser- I

vice at 10.15. Rev. G. M. Young at 11

ushers.

Grace Church.--Prayer meeting a.t10.

at close; of Sunday School. Strangers always wel-come and seats provided.

Zion.---Prayer meeting lt 10. Rev. D., `

B. McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday School _ and Bible Class at 2.2!). I .

St. James.---Prayer meeting at 10. Rev_

J. K. Fraser at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St. Paul’s.---Morning prayer at 11 a. m Sunday school and Bible Class at 2.80. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8.1l)a. m. and after the morning service. All seats free and unappropriated. Every- body welcome. _

St. Peter’s Cathedral---Holy communion

at 8 and ' Matins 11 a. m. Children‘s Catechising and Bible Class at Evensong 7 p. m. All seats free and appropiated.

B.si>'ris'r.

Prayer :netting at 10.30. Rev. G. P. Ray- i

mond at l1.and Rev. J. W. Kierstead at 7. Sunday School and Pastors Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers welcome a.nd pro- _ vided with comfortable seats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. R. F. Whiston at 11 and 7. All

welcome. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. _

CHURCH OF CHRIST. ‘

Services at 11 and 7. Y. P. S. C. E.Wed-

nesday night at 7.30. All welcome.

SALVATION ARMY.

being “O. K.” on repair work. Give us a trial and be con- "s vinced that what We say is _‘iv ! true. ‘7’“

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Poundes, Engineers, Machin- " :sts and Boiler~ma.kers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p. m.

cramps. Pain-Killer_will cure them every time. Half a bottle nrliot water repeated

. la few times. Avoid substitutes, there is

J` _ _ - lgpct one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis’_. 25c and _

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Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 8 p.m Week night: Service..--Monday, Tuesday

GOSPEL MEETING.

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HORSES AND CATTLE have colic and

STYLES, and PRICES are sure trade winuers4Before/Myou.ii liii buy--See what we can do for you-STORE CLOSI!`.iS`i'a§i.t 6 pypaper. 'Z8 -li I In excepting SA l`URDAYfS open until 10 p. m I -

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another os iiois , ‘driin1.or<is, gar Road 11wlud1r1zA11¢y Streef.Ui>i>@r Queen bage, and the like, it is surely time for 9-Sflif&SD0\18lH»SSl1reef,inclu'ilD2 Doug :leoent citirens to come forward and unite 19-5 and il D8-FU SDGWH-rb Street It is on some policy looking towards the retire- eXpeCted that the sewer system of the

‘nt of this blackguard element from the City Will be C0l1lD1€f»3d ifl 8»b0\1l/ two

months time.

mwggggghoohaifzpéome Q4, think-1531; presentatives of the people refer to one Well 0_0lI1P1€_f-€d1Uld RD01`Ui0l1 Of Mfllllelllle

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HOLLAND Covn Jorrmcs.-The young

people camping at Holland Cove are .hav- ing amost enjoyable time, and the weath- er so far has been very plegsanp Their evenings are spent sitting on the red sand clirfts, filling the air with sweet strains of vocrtl and iiistrlilnental music. Some gaze outovcr the blue waters look ing for "Ci`csc~ciits" in the blue vault; gf Heaven. while others, if a black Cloud is seen, "quail" with inwrird dread of their being kept in their tents by rain. The "_-'ldniirail in Kh:~.1~ki" paid an official visit to the camps tlic other day accompanied by his “Flag Licut."and was “E<,lified" at the military aspect of the tents. He peaked intolthem and was surprised at their _tidy appearance. _ The camp is fortunate to Owen two Ili-st-class Carpenters, who if they canft _tell stretchers can make them, -FIIu:Fr:‘r'. '

Had Piles _

For 9 Years

or suanooaiucwoc by nr. cliaws oiiimioiu.

False modesty and fear of the sur-

-¢eon's‘ knife prevent most people from

to_thelr physicians for a. cure

and 7._ Strangers welcome. Uhttcntives I

for piled. ` ‘ " `

litany people outer on _year after

you-, robbed at their rest-and sleep by the terrible itching, when theypould be entirely cured by a. single box of Dr. Ch_a.l|e's Ointment. ‘ ` . _ .

Mr. `0.' P. St. John, Dominion inspec-

tor of steamboat; Living _at 246 Shaw stron.. Tomato, ltttenr-_-‘_fI.lu!IEg_red for nine roars tram itching piles, at times being unable to reopen- recount of the annoyance them. 'After trying almost all remedies inf valnIoega.atheu»eotDr.Cha.ses Ointment, which entirely cured me. II cannot speak toolnghly of lt. I have recommendmi it to several friends, all of whom have been cured by its use."

Dr. Chase! Ointment ts recognized

by physicians, druggists. and the Dub- llc in general as the only absolute f-ure for piles: 60 cents a. box. at all dealers, w Edmanscn, Bates and Co.. Toronto;

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water. We carry a splendid line of these. Ano ii fiiii iino not pos fumes, all cdors, fine sponges. bath brushes, etc, etc.

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und;isiltseirtgsl,°:velIit;vhldu;es,swhite muslin_ hats, w bite millinery trimmed hats.-Jas.

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you that we do not over ~ I - our low prices cannot be slate. ~ I- \ ' oi... _.4 equalled. A _ '

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i Flillinefyq at R_educed~ Prices-.I;_ I _

WEWANT Youll SATURDAY Niourrkanég

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children‘s muslin cogars.-Jas. Paton 8; -

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Tourists and others wishing quiet, coma f `

fort-able, homelike rooms, an board, good i/(fi ' ‘ ` ' bathroom in connection should call] on . 'f , > I _ Q Mrs. Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street. /~ ,_ ' _

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The last of/the childrens’ bonnets, leg- I"i\\"\-. '

horn hats, muslin hoods and _ hats. Some bfi," Are to hand °

hats from 10c up.-J as. Paton &C0. 19 tf.

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They are the prettiest lot of clothes we hav e

(/(KN, _ _We are busy making them up into stylish Suits.

Only two left, ladies’ muslin costumes, ‘lil-_f Invite wr Pnfom 0° exunine 0°' Btwk-

All clothes made by us are guaranteed to fit

Gospel Meeting --Remember the Gospel I §__" so Mew P W W __ HN :M:oI..:E:o:D do

_ ,___ __ _,_ ___ S___,___ Warm Wwthgr Foodg _ __ _

afternoon at4 o‘clock. Strangers alway _ i ` _ ' - _ ._, _ _,_ .,, _ __ _

iwelcome. Lesson:-Isiah 55:7. “He will ' W it H ~ I

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i abundantly pardon.” _ -I

the country these warm f I _ I ' ‘ I

days but our large var~ _ l S I _ '_' '*= ' " _~" iety of new and fresh " A _ "_ ’i` '

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