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The people of Charlottetown are glad to play the host of the Oddfellows and Rebekahs, and wish every one of them a most ENJOYABLE VISIT-

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cFARLANE

Here’s Hoping for a Big Time in the Old Town This Week.

LEWIS and DA was

Red Indian Service Station"

Great George and _Fitzroy Streets Charlottetown

To all Members of the

I.0.0.F. -

May your visit be very pleasant and helpful- A. PICKARD & CO. Coal Dealers _

N. D. McLEAN

Funeral ‘ Director Phone 149

15 King Square Ambulance Service

I.’ O. O. F. JEWELLERY

and

SOUVENIRS G. H. TA YLOR r

JEWELLER

REDDIN BROS.

DRUGGISTS 132 Richmond Street

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Below will be found a brief syn- opsis of telegraphic reports re- ceived at the Head Office of the Bihk oi Montreal from its Branch- 0!‘ 'I‘ile Branch Managers have "Violate and intimate knowledge bleach local situation and are in Wee much with crop conditions ln m cautions of the districts men-

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GENERAL

Emil prospects over the Prairie vinces vary greatly, with rust 7""!!! an increasing proportion °1 the wheat crop in Marlitoba dnd Bhskaichevran. Over large areas oi’ Alberta and Saskatchewan lack of ‘moisture. while partially relieved Y recent rains. will reduce the" "'14 considerably. In Quebec, mill. with the elroe "W. to some eaten

average quality grain. In the Mari- time Provinces crops generally are in good condition, with apples promising well. fn British Col- umbia crops generally are progress- ing satisfactorily, with indicated yields of grains good. and of tree fruits somewhat below average. Details follow:

PRAIRIE PIDYINCIS

ALBERTA-During the past week heavy rains were general in all areas except in the south. Condi- tions arc generally satisfactory in the central and northern areas, although the crop is ten days late. Some lodging of grain. owing to heavy straw. has been reported. Drops in the southern area have suffered from drought and the yield will be poor. The beet crop is average. Further hail damoso has been reported. EAAKATOI-f- ltWAN-Recsnt rains in the north. while beneficial, have caused ser- ious lodging cf grain in a numb" of districts. Rust continues to tahe s. heavy toil over a lsree ares and the wheat crop Ienerallv will he iiileah below expectations 00am

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vary from poor to while pastures and the hay mil satisfactory. MANITOBA-

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J. ERNEST

142 Prince Street, - -

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— DRUGGISTS —

WELCOME

WELCOME

If you have Battery Trouble

_Mallett’s Battery Service 207 Great George Street

ll. WllliTll

Charlottetown, 2.5.!-

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980

PEERLESS

A Health To Our Visitors

The health of the I. O. 0. F. and Rebekahs should be toasted with

Made in’ Charlottetown by

J. & T. MORRIS

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The Professional and Business Men Whose Cards Appear Below Take Great Pleasure In Welcoming The Visiting Oddfellows" and Rebekahs to Charlottetown. It is the Sincere Wish OfAU 7714f the 73th I Annual Convention Will be a Most Successful Event. l W Welcome I. O. O. F. W

and REBEKAHS

IN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED

WELCOME

For Best Tire Service, 162 Kent Street ~ Call 909.

Whitlock Tire Service l

Night 1292

DEBLOIS BR 0s. Wholesale Merchants

and Exporters Charlottetown

CHAPPELL & CO.

Electrical Contractors 17s Grafton st. Phone 1440

McL URE & MQnKINNON

Silver Foxes and Furs

JNSURANCE Hyndman & Co., Ltd.

ESTABLISHED 1812 '

c. w. PATTERSON

JE WELLER

. 130 Great George Street Fine Watches, Diamond Rings

bread grain will not be fit to harv- est. Durum wheat and coarse grains are less seriously affected, and fair to good yields are ex- pected.

PROVINCE 0F QUEBEC

In the lower St. Lawrence and Lake St. John districts grains and hay are average crops, Harvesting of the latter has been delayed by rains. Root crops are fair to good and pastursge is- in good condition. In the Eastern Townships and Ot- tawa Valley, while frequent rains have favoured grain crops, which live good promise, they have de- layed the completion of the har- vesting of an above average crop of hay. Satisfactory yields of root crops appear assured, and tur- age continues abundant. so_ e hail damage to tobacco has been re- ported

PBOVINOI ~ OI- ONIAIJO

Cutting of heavy barley and oat crops tl now ‘in, Due to

women. MqhI-tbs croalselov and dlf- flout w , mm

overlie. leans emulating favour- able aloe-sees and an average yield 9M- Whrand roots con-

m "plenum Sea“ s'§'i'“smn"“"' : a es ' es

are developing esii. ides-vesting of ‘ * hnowuadsrwav aadvvul b! Ieneral next weekzihe quality is better than for some years past

nsamlsa raovncoas mlrsvv Brunswick and Nova Boot

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LUMBER

DEALERS

MacDonald-Rowe

Woodworking Co., Ltd.

advanced. Grains prodigal fair yieidona , " i} ’ an overall. ﬂthl-wilaaleyteids of

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RAILWAY AND STEAMSAHIP TICKET AGENTS

Fire Insurance Our Specialty.

H. M. DA VISON

Great George Street

potatoes expected. Pastures are fair to good, with’ moisture required in some areas. The apple crop is promising. In Prince Edward Is- land grains are in satisfactory condition. A good hay crop is be- ing harvested. Potatoes promise a below average yield. Pastures are good.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Recent heavy rains havevdelayed the harvest and caused some dam- age to the hay and tomato crops. Hail has occurred in the Okanagan Valley but the extent and damage are said to be slight. Grain crops are ripening and indicate a good yield. All roots and vegetables are a good crop and are moving to market in fair volume. Tree fruits are sizing normally, and the foi- lowing yields are now indicated: apples and pears, 90% of average; peaches and apricots, 40%, plums and prunes, 15%. Pasturage on the mainland is good and water for irrigation is plentiful.

A new governor of a southern state gave an elaborate reception at the executive mansion, foliowifil his inauguration. Callers left their hats and wraps in a bedroom in charge of an old colored servant, the check system not be- ing in use.

At a late hour a city politician upon leaving was experiencing mcuh difficulty in locating hie hat. Finally. much embarrassed ho asked Uncle Ned if he had seen anything of his hat.

Uncle Ned inquired: "What kind of a hat is yours?"

The politician replied: "Mine was a rand new one: it coat all ll iuet yesterday filming."

IIncle Ned churckled and said: "Why, boss, all do new hats. has been gone foh ovah a hour!"

better to have too few

now lsasup ANNIVERSAYR

' (Canadian Press)

BEAL, Northumberland, England. Aug. 1-Cclebratlon of the ltitibth anniversary of the foundaiisn on Holy Island of the Monastery o! Llndisfame by 5t. Aidan was held here recently. People from all over the world attended.

HOLY ISLAND ANNIVERSARY

HEAL, Northumberland, England. Aug. 6.—(C.P.)-—0elebration of the l800th anniversary of the foundation on Holy Island of the Monastery of Lindisfarne by St. Aidan was held here recently. Police from all over the world attended.

HIT BY TRAIN-LIVES

(c. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

WINNIPEO. Aug. 6-Fl0Yd Vin- cent, 31-year-old deaf mute. couldn't hear the train whistle as he walked along the railway tracks. The train, travelling slow- ly knocked him flat between the rails and passed over him. Vin- cent suffered only from bruises and scratches.

Arrangement 0f

Table Flowers Is ~An Art

m. is nothing which adds

much beauty to the dining table dose a graceful ﬂower. or ar-

ins the diulll table. Heavy mas-

WEL COME

If your Clothes Needs Pressing or Dry Cleaning

CUDMORE CLEANING PARLORS

Will Do It 156 Great George Street. Phone 692-L.

Royal Welcome To

Visiting I. O. O. F.

May your stay amongst us be both pleasant and proﬁtable.

Samuel Kennedy

1. 0.0. F.

We hope you will ‘enjoy your visit to Charlottetown.

B. ROY HOLMAN

Distributor for De Luxe Motor Oils

ses are to be avoided. It is much flowers than too many! Fragrant flowers or foliage add pleasure. but flowers of heavy scent should not be used. l. twelve to fifteen inches in height.

used should be in accordance with the size of the table. The arrange- ment itseif should

Winner of King’s Prized Ch aired i. ' I l '

sergeant French, evimserof the coveted King's prise at the like

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VISITING ODDFELLOWS ‘ AND REBEKAHS

Make Old Spain Your Rendezvous During This Week

Old Spain Tea Rooms

“Are You Looking For”

A - TAXI

ED’S TAXI Phone 170

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HEARTY FRATERNAL GREETINGS

To Visiting Oddfellows and Rebekahs While in town call at our Shoe Store. Complete new stock of Ladies’ and Genilemen’s Fashionable Footwear.

FERGUSON SHOE STORE

Richmond S lrcel .

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lilo matches, being chaired I of his victory enthusiastic coroner-ave stir-r an- some efihe best lﬂots In the wotl

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