Hornsby the stock and good will of

a books and btationery B\1S1Uf‘-ffs 1° ‘~'--'":*'~'v v" 3- "vwvww--w

the Morris Block. we will continue the business in its various branches.

will be at once put on sole. “Pd “U devutments of the busmeis Wm “Z various temperance orders “to consid tem' 'eu stocked' A we- Supp _the present position of the prohibiti

THE G UARDl'AN_ CHARLO'1`l`ETOWN .PRINCE I‘IDVVARD*°ISLAND. AUGUST 2.' 1980.

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THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1930.

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A choice new stock of Wall PaP°1'S

news sand will be a special feature, ¢ the business. The store will “be known as “The Bazaar Bo0k8f-0l‘0-

TIE BAZRIII GDIPIIIY.

Successors to F. J. Hornsby,

lbfril Block, Ch'town. MUCH X6- \9°°-

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Our workrooms will

rushed this week ; if

venient, we ask you. and * will consider it a favor for # those who can, to leave*.

their trimmed hat order A

as early in the week as

possible.

K

erkins & Co. -lu

The Millinery Leaders. *

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We can’t all go

the‘coun‘sry these w days but our large var- ietyof new and fresh goods and up-todate groceries makes it pol

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to enjoy life in the city.

If you would want

cool health food call and place your order with _

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Special Rates

Putin from the city, of four or more. who

Iedrelo spend thc day in Pownal; will be colveyedt ere in the morning, given dinner tad tea at the Florida Hotel- and returned in the evening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet all such parties any day in the Week on my receiving two hours notice. other special nxrangements can be made at say time _

. BROWN.

Proprietor Among the matters that came before

FloriM. Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tf.

_ _ recently \-lsliefl Brli.lsii` columbia and

:1i;¥8B\;I1°‘é95t Pgces tfxgrhcssshmorli’ had a conference with Premier Dunsmuir 10

. . orns y. W ’

god the business in the past, Wlu be incharge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers

and man new ones

there on the fishery question andthe

_ clai of in thatProvinces upon the Domi

ionnls the regard.

hold a meeting last evening, called by th

l question and take such action as th deem proper in view of the near approa. of a Dominion election.”

Premier Emmerson of New Brunswick

The Prohibitionists of St. John were

1-1-

The postage on a letter from the Unit

States to Great Britain, or a British p

points along the boundary hundreds letters are being brought over from t

and on a hundred letters three dollars.

the seas is the new British torpedo b

destroyer Viper. This boat is 210 f

the rate of 43 miles an hour. At this

of speed a ship would cross the Atlan

hours-that is in two days and 18 hours. No other nation has so swift a boat as the

British Viper.

A number of the English newspapers

are gravely searching for the reasons why

Kruger has recently shaved off his beard. The Liverpool Post reminds him of the Levitical ordinance: “Thou shalt not mar

p the corners of thy beard,” It is true that ‘ the n.verage2Boer abhors shaving, but

main a member of the hairystoer-g¢y_

sible for our customers V ‘ e “ ' ' ` ` ‘iM->i=1¢ULTURlB°l?:»

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There is' trouble iu Alaska over the pro-

visions' boundary recently surveyed and

ing from the fact thatvaluable gold lands, hitherto supposed to be United. States

side of the line. So the American miners

‘ are petitioning President McKinley in

p thi* Style: “Did you not say that you were not in favor of ceding one inch of public domain? Tere are thousands of acres of

rich mining ground that the British are enclosing within their iron posts; will you not, Mr. President, act with the people and see that those posts are moved back?" As the posts are set pro- . visionally by international agrt ement they are likely to remain where they are until

\ a permanent boundary is agreed upon.

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the National Council of Women now sit- ting in Victoria, B. C., was a weekly half-

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The most Rename appoint asmall press committee whose

Place tohave your repair work@ of the meetings and other information

done is the place that takes the most interest in your needs.\Ve strive to accrnomo~

_ date all who leave any work .

with us_, by prompt attention and quick despatch of same. We have the reputation of being “O. K." on repair work. Give us a trial and be con- vinced thlit what we say is true.

holiday for girls employed in shops,which

was warmly recommended. Another rec- ommendation is that each Local Council

I duty it shall be to see that correct reports

concerning their work he furnished to the local newspapers from time to time, thus widening the interest and the in- fluence of their Cculicil in their locality.

An interest-ing report- from the com- mittee on Doukhobor home industries

1 showed how much had been done by ad-

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Eu ji: 17* 51*

Billii Sl lillil.

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Foundes’ Engineers’ Machin' J mil'-h cows Fifty spinning wheels had

ists and Boilermakers. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.

Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

Phone x15 . ‘lf

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Z’ A chase of 87 box stoves, and a number of

l vancing to the women of the colony mat- -erial for needlework. tile loan being re-

p iid by sale of the work. In like manner the Council advanced money for the pur-

l

i been presented to the Doukhobor women. A portion of the loan for stoves, cows and sewing material has been already rapaifl .

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3 4' ghd Sh” 5"-1..-f .- ` 1

_, _f i . _ ~ Lady ‘Minto is mad6T&- Tr.-i

` 'Kid, tum solo. Thais* shoes

.- }'l`YLEb and PRICES are sure trade winner -B f ' ‘ e » ' . .~ .

` 3%, any-Seef what we can do for y0ns.3TQRE Cigsgglftgl; _ e' Street, Come: below V _ _ _ H J,,,,‘,l,,,.. ;9‘;‘;l*:°:PB§>;-?:;<- _--Firmldwr. to tii_i;`=ij,‘,,m,,,l

i J Q exceptmg SA FURDAY S open ‘mul 10 P’ .m° - ` - 5. London House' _ '_ Sm” of Big Watch A _3°°"f*°- ' 0017 Work. 'Reasonablci l owlzd at

Down to 1896 the largest amount of

\ tobacco gown and manufacturedin Canada was 463.564 lbs. In 1897 the Government increased the duty on imported leaf by

else duty on Canadian tobacco. The re- ln- ,_ . .\ (

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_Ser h_ad one PIM" r°°8°“ mr °‘m"”“ agriculture forms an important part, and

off his hirsute appendages. Havingbeen as the prosperity of this_ Island must al- driven hlscapitaljnd deposed from fzways depend upon tha, succcssgofw our one Pieslden ‘il ld o ` i .» farmers if `i§;-§¢°9u°bl¢` .end

` cy e mu no logger mi"-‘“their"bestin ` tsshould

marked wlin iron posts, the trouble “In - .

S I 7 . 'A 47 Y The recipients of this kindly aid are grate- \

f_“_l. and °‘ipr°°i“t.lv° “we” “h°“°S°’~ /lllolliilmcilm lc _Tourists e

Prince Edward 1slan<l’s Q summer

climate is delightful, and the scenery is

beautiful and quietly picturesque Sur- B t P

lful and industrious.

cents per pound and reduced the ex-

oat eet "_`_- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of

long’ 21 feet broad and ham, feet draft. In M;l;,edD<\>‘_}y;;i tp‘<;t tt-iitpfe 31:: Charlottetown is charming, and horses a recent trial trip at Newcastle the Viper purely agricultural province should do glided over a measured mile of water at something for the farmers in giving their

- - rate sons a. more practical education? Now

tic that we have a new and commodious C_o`-

fmm Hamaxto Live _ lege built it would seem in keeping with

rp°°] m less l°ha'“66 the fitness of things thata Professor of

Agriculture be ‘installed there and the business ot at least seven eighths of the people recognized in our chief seat of learning. While admitting the value of a classical education, is it nota fact that the large majority of the farmers' sons educated at2Prince of Wales drift away to the other provinces and the big Re- public ~_ while but ‘a small proportion of them return to thefarms to build up and develop the resources of our fair Island. The sister Provinces, we understand, ale now_considering the opening up of Col- leges for technical education, of which

thisfpractical § _ _anner _ Q.

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hgrrnonious -working together, of every partof the fiumanorganism. Thissfrcngth cannesvcrbeabfainedifffw pure. Hood' s Sarsaparxlla is ihe standard pmcffpfivc fvf purifying ffw 51004- ,

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cities in Canada. It has two

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, What we’ve accomplished, what

,_ we’ve given you.

t0An up-to-date Pharmacy, second l DODS. lllll; 'run Biurislsi immunoas- ~”"* Valuable medicines tried and true. 3 Our motto-The best in our line

at lowest prices.

We want people fo know that

'selling largely means selling cheaply-tha.t’s uv.

lt will na, you to stop here for

your drug Wants. _ ' We thank you for kind patron- age and ltok for still greater things. .

A W. Ilollliin, Phm.B,, Central Drug Store,

i» ;” )r',=,g` *rid ¢. f~`_`_

- by Kennedy &.Soil. situated on Broad-

Lally llillto, Ladies’

. 8l'l(l 01,0 .1 Gollllooll Soon. ' -

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and “Common-f§ense"-._f@ixnade

are made to permit a free

SA ' movement of the feet, yet

* be stylish and comfortabhs, `”`

h Jiisve bf ~ p.<:»rs than satisfactory this spring-Our STOCK. _ New. Col

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band of music during the summer even-

for driving are abundant at very low- prices. Boats can also be hired, and

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`i-elimlsd by the Gulf of st. Lawreilce, it ' “I Ply! ‘lo ll] B 0 engoys all the coolness of the sea breeze,

and the advantages that can only be de- 1 __ rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de- Others Are Here ‘S t

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Oharlottetowm has over 12,000

n. sultwas that in l898tlie amounlto ana- habitauts, and _is the capital. It as ` l," \ “e_

man wbacco manufactured was1’88-7,957 many great retail stores, besides a large _ A _ ,,‘_}_~Y _

and in 1889 2186497 lbs There whslesgle tradé.. It has ta GasE1Li£t' , .

' ’ ’ ' '_ an ower ompany, wo ec c Y

to are n°W 19 manufacwries “sms 'eX` light plants, and a. street railway is ln L; .. '__

9 clusively Canadian leaf, five that blend embryo. lt has a first class 'ivater-I _ f ~

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-- we “S 1' oo.; .;:...“.‘.f;;;aS.@..“’.;:.“;. ......;e on that use the foreign leaf alone. It has its many pleasant (gives, the m_incipal.__ ey been dem°“St'mt’°d that g°°d tobacco can of which is the new Park Boulevard, its*

ch b€Kl`0'-"I1Ch€3PlYi“09-11859-,H19-Dllflwf-Ul'€<1 attractive surroundingsf pure water. \

profitably and sold af, lgwer rages than ,_ and clear, cool and bracing air. It is f ,T ,ll _ ~ L l 'Yolfll and lllem 0

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like quality of _foreign gmwn leat_“nder widely known as one of the healthiest ‘_ _l , ga tl-9 “ble down sn]

ed the tefiffas it is' hospitals, many churches and alarge and

_ ""`“°’ f elegant new Opera house. It also has 1

_ _ _ os We are without our uS\18~1 report Of several flue public buildings anda market

session oth rth C n da s live cents

` e T an °‘ 8' ‘ " Chicago market report this morning which is one of the chief sources of the

Just now at Niagara’ and many other owing to the refusal of the Western Un- °.m‘z°“s, here] It has ‘me °f Phe large?

f and best equipped pork-packing establish

I; ‘ i°“ Telegraph Cmnpany t° transmit the ments in the Dominion. On its west side bi tt

.1 d h C d. id <l\10tati°DS as 9' Press message as hereto- sVict-oi-ia. Park-a fav orite summer rt- n

States t’° be ma' e °n 7' e ana' mn S e fore sortf-while on the east are the magnid

in order to get the benefit of our two cent ' cenl-, new Exhibition Buildings and D1-iv. w

e ing Park. Chief among its public squares A S

rate. The savin is three cents per lctt r,

g M . s Queen Square in the centre of the city,

b¢lilinfu11y.1.ild out with blooming pianos -

_ _ _ _ '* _ of every description, fountains, and well y

The swiftest vessel ever set afloat to sail Agrlcu tural Educatlon’ V arranged walk5_ and enllvelled with 5

_ wires ’ ~\\~j3;f?/

501:. Each.

steamers run regularly on the bays and Y' u nav" saw their e “Bl

The principal hotels are Davies, Queen,

and Revere. .

Summerside has about 3000 inhabitants.

It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay.

for. The hotels are-Clifton, Queen, Ru ss Strathcona and Campbell.

Georgetown and Souris have a popula-

tion of about 1,000 each. In the formx are the Aitken, and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View. _ ` At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant sum-

mer resort, is the Landsdowne hotel; in Alberton, the AlbionTerrace and Wisner;-

in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in Y- ' _:Q ,, __ Q

Kensington, Clark’s and Commercial; in it'

Montague, McDonald; and in Mount Stewart, Clark's and Manson's. _ A

The following hotels open for the summer season; At Hampton. Pleasant View; at Stanhope, Mutch’s and Clifl';‘at Brackley Point, Shaw's; at Rustico, Sea- A side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Sea- ,forth°,;andst Pownal _Florida '_

thereare other towns and _vil1ages_in.the ‘Province .with .hotel -accommodation,` while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with 1 mackerel, while game of every description bounds

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That oommodious Store now occupied

way, opposite Rail way Station. The Sloreis 8 X10 feet with frost pi-ooo cellar 28 x 45 feet, large yard with shed 60 feet long in rear ci lot. There is a large warehouse in connection. about 100 feet from store where cars can be loaded out of warehouse with- out truckage. This is one of the best business stands in the town. There is new over $25100 worlh oi business done in it annually which could be held and increased it propeily at- tended to. Will be rented on reasonable terms. Possession given on 17th day of Auguit nixt.

For further particulars address or

apply to owner on premises.

JCHN BURKE.

July 10--2aw&wlm ~

. _ . for rivers, _aifording most pleasantexcursions. . thc price’ _ q

It has the largest and iinest departmental _

store in the Maritime Provinces, besides p l _ ‘ 1

having other large retail stores. It has an _ »

Electric Light Plant, and a water works _V | ” '

system and swerage are being agitate »

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-_ JOHN 'na:cLEo:

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Ml. Allison Lallio

0WEN'S ART [NS

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GDNSERVATURY

Healtllful environment. Admirable eq

stud] of music and art, thorough mental

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manners and the best general culture. Apply f

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Sunnyside 'l SA°kV1u9, N- B., July 31, 3 aw & w 4 w

1-- -ali..-s-l-is »-wee-sy

and peihaps`save your watch `

Wu cuanairrll ALL oua woax; if you

` ment turning out first-class worknnly. 4 l

have not giveuusatrmlat will pay _

:you.todosoand_.wewi:1l bepleased'n.r`J 3? tomyqugomrommrsmm. _ I 1.- |_~` I ’l.|»|.|“

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mom’ %W%W*W§W# Don’t Neglect

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