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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, ]ULY'19, 'X956' li ' ` °

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Get a Good One

The pleasure of a nice drive, largely depends on the rig. It has always been our motto "To izecp the Best.” You will not be disap- pointed at this Livery.

Prices satisfactory. Personal attention.

LARGE BROS.,

Queen ¥'llreut.

»liil:iiii l'hnni~ :li

allkunawiasn-»aa.»~:-vanmgé

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CANNED SALMON

2, for I5 cents.

CANNED BLUEBERRIES

3 for 25 cents. just the

thini for the hot weat er. Squarebriggs’ apecial Blend Tea always in

pound' Try it. Telephone No. 3.

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A Friendly up i;ovi§RNMi5Ni

Ai you iiave not oritereii your spring

suit, le\'.\i get together.

\\'e want your trade, not only you ...mi iirilcr, but future orders as well, Our goods will stand the test.

nu wautoiir goods, perhaps you |906, the Government of Prince A

oon‘tknowit, but we believe it and are Edwmd Island is prepared [0 ,.e_ B,.ou“,,. Sydney Purdy' ,md we would

ive further loans for which De_ convey our fraternal ureetimzs through .t R I m i hini to the Nova Scotia Grand Lodge. \Ve

and worthy of your consideration. The P05' ecqpts W be Ssned' In' also recommend thai. the executive of

conllilent we can convince you.Our new ce

Sprng patterns sie "good for sore eyes!

prices are not in it when compared with if

me q“3|i¢y_ “nm wnhdrawap N0 notice yapresontatlve to the Nova Scotia Grand

LOANS.

Under authority of the Act of Tpprecliition ofthe courtesy ofthe Grand

rest from date of depositt

stock. also Uuiim Blend ii fuiiii ny iiii-giiraml I.¢i<igsrori.us pin-peas 'ffl 2 “N140 °°'=l° PC' oi ...king ioniii mums iiaiiiiina asus in

localities where Lodges could not other- wise he organized nor carried on, to

B which the Grand Chief Templar has called

° g attention in his report. Your Committee

‘oruovi‘i-liivciiiiii Sydney Strcolx. would recommend that A special 5`”"“‘“ww3'” Coiiimltteelie appointed to consider this

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Session.

that this Grand Lodge put itself on record ns favoring the adoption of“Tlie 'I`<nnplnr," as the Olilcial Organ for the Maritime Pmvinoos. and request the incoming executive ,to procure sample copies lor distribution to our Subordinate I. s

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' The Nobby Tallc-rs,

p & of the withdrawal required.

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or further information apply to N

“The provincial Treasurer' Chap have not had suillcient opportunity to

liHlNll llllllil |.ll.|i.l

Continued from pup 3

of our cause during bil three years occuniuicv of ilie G. C. T. Ohalr.

doth) Iiimiiariltothe aopumnlatlon of

niitterainlreporeat the next Annual

illthl Your Committee recommend

odges, with a view of obtaining uhscrlptlous. ti2i.ii) \\'e desire io express our

ndga of Nova Scotia in sending to our nuual gathering their Grand Treasurer.

his Grand Lodge he authorized tn sand n

ridge at Sydney in.l\il_v lil07. tiilthl Re the matter of ri Canadian atlonal Grand lioilge your Committee

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ihir ii'i~ i~|~iiiLln parlor is bi-i<onilii|z

ia very |ii»|»ul>\r p avr. as wi: handle lic limit ii;i=,i:r'uiii|i io be had ln tho

(hir iinililain ii: kopt workin over

time. All 'mr l1ii\'or.< arc liiouic lluule hy expc|~ici|\:nd liuiiila.

PASTRY and CAKE ' 'I`ry our pu.~try, it. will lnlk for il- scll. Arlioii-1'. u.~'i~'i1rt\uc|it oi' rake

on lmnii iinzliiilliif our i'eli~brutA:d Hl'i.'l`.-\.\lAui\il S 'UTUII i~nku.unil iiiuuy other kiinln.

Home--Made Cond;

You lviniiiot duplii'i\te our Hill -

(`l..~\.\,'.\‘ (`AliAMEl.S lu thu (`ll.y. I>’t-.auiiti‘x~iap. fuiilecs, L11-cn|ii.~'i\i|il u iziniisriil iumortiiiciil of liuinr-iuudu i-nudy ut right |ii'ir-ca.

liannuiia, oriiiigas, etc.

`|\¢l II.aI.a B I5 E33-,

Ice (`rcam Pnrlorir, fléipoiiitu stewart

&'. Sou's Grocery tore, Quoen Si

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Syiiilpsls al Canadian iloilh~Wiisl

HONI EBTIAD REGULATIONS.

liunds iii .\iunli.4ibu, Siiskiituiiuwiui und

Alherm, cxoriptlng 8 ninl Lal, noi. i'oaci'voii. iniiy be hnmoxteudoil by iuzy poniun who in the solo hmul ol it fnlnlly. or any lniilo over I8 yinai-ii of mto ‘n the Pxlout of oiie-qiiarior section of iii: ni-|-os mnra le

or as.

Entr_v mui~i. lm made personally ii* tiio local

lard oflico for the iliatr ul. in which thu land is .~<ttui\tc.

lilutrins must hc nnulo poranniilly at he inviil

land oliivo for lhc district, in whit: i the lurid li- i».it,uut¢~.

'l`l\c liniiiufitivulier in required to pcri'oi'tn thc rni\ill|.'nii»<i>u|iiit=<~li>il thur with unduroiiu of the following ilnns: `, ill /it lon.~4\ six ninutli»‘ riiaidcnoo unnu and

\.~il\l\':\‘inn riftlwlaiiil in ani-li your for tliroc yinu-»i.

un if Inu lniliiertor niritln-r. li thc futher in

iii=~~n.i.-ani) of thi- lioiiivsiiviiilci' ri-siiloa u mn n larin In tin: vii-luiiy of thc lunil c|ii.i-i-nd dur the i.n|ii|i'i-i|iin|t.~<u~ ini-iealilieiirc may lic uiit.i,~iil¢~<i nv ~ni-‘. v\e|'»<i\ii I-i-.~ii.li|i|¢ with tin: father' or nintliiir.

Ill if thu vsciilor has his iiei-rnaiieiii rcidilnni-e

TIIIEI (J‘l`_T]=`-’ 2

that chooi a-but not

lnebriate; ,

(REGISTERED)

H`A¢~reut nn anhaiitute _(I

“THE WI LLOWS" o'LsARv P. 1~:. I.

next; timo you como to li'l.o|\ry. li l7dInlpd lliiibi. (~l0itl{Il.L. Pi-op.

THERE IS

Sulicriug forilnys with sun- .

burned face, neck, hands or ‘ arms.

"Red Cross” Witch Iiazel

Cream lakes out the inflam-

skln ami prevents blistering.

shavin -Onl 2 4*. a bottle-

Ebe

upon fiu'mii||¢ liuiil 1»\\'ni~ii by him in thc vicin- li ' ullilalim -.-it nl. ihf . iir: . is

y ni 4-i 4 ri»<|\ inivn in. to 36

r;‘.»\iilie|i;-iiiiiiiy he fiuiiallisil by ri~.~+ltlci|i-is upon I“ 0 0 Arm M I Liv Nui( tlltl. i W8 fl IIB yPl`\l‘. I' I‘. ARYVBUI1,

Six ilioiitha' iinili-1* in writing ahoulil lm 1 ~ _

|ii\'1~n tri the t'oii||n|sali||i0r of lloinlnlou liluidn , Rev' John (lnmsmith wus el°"'t‘ed for twa u \)it.n\\'a oflniuutlon n ulwly fur pittolit. ye , '_ W. t‘oliY hs

Deputy of the Mlniatoi- ol' thu lusrlor.

. was re-elected three limes, maklna' his

N. ll,-U|\aut l\ni~iv,oil publication of this ad-

vei`tli.omo||i will nut lm puld for.

~?d4lln w

Thi- \\iiili\r<lg|ii-il will uni. ho rm. »oniilbln fur

'l‘. J. l‘i~ulg_ t'l|ii.i'loiii-town, l’. l'I. l. For gale b all rocers

Thehouseliold favorite. tl

intelligently advlsc any delluite course of'

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information for our ni~.\i. Annual Session.

ing of Rev. I...l. Wasmi, A. E. llorton,

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lr submitted a nloclv worded resolution

Th°"faln0u` regretting the daaih in May last oi Dr. D.

l-i. Mann, l’. R. \\'. li. 'l`<-|nplar_ the only

I . lllkht \Vori.hytiriiiiii'l`i~nipiar who had

urlntz his term ol oillco visited this

fl Island .

through the i-liiiirniiin. (Tyriis Moore gave

Get this brand_ironi you"gro<‘er n ’

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followsz-

Heat hotel ai=if<i|ni|i0daiio|\.f. fni' rniiiiliurcinl Ink"-

~ mon. Prouipr. iniials, good i-lciui, bright G Couucclor-Cyriis 1\ioore,Union Road,

rooms. 'i Rains iiuidoi-iitc. '.'l`- this howl Lot iii. .

Lakc.

F Murray Rlvcr.

` Grand Uliap-\\'ni. lllclieod, Bridge- town.

N0 ` lloy-

G D Maii~llli.-is Annie Doclrendorfi,

mation, heals and softens the Mmm” H°l""

_ne sure mu] gage -.1 boule lirldire, the meuihi-r who nominated Rev. with you ,for your day‘s or Mr. McPhee forlira nil Chief Teiuplar gavn W“¢k'“ 0“l'"§~ _ some interesting facts as to those who A" °1°=ll¢=“¢ i°¢'°“ f°f "fl" ima niiaii the chair or the Grand Long" Prepired “fd gold by nf P. E. island, which was re<o|1zanized

4 the first and he served two years. J. A.

Lawson followed with two years service.

y Rav. A. W. Mahon und Robert C. MoRai- ‘

,od twmgf ‘each served two years. Mr. McRae was

succsudeil by L. U. Fowler, and he by

Rev. W A. Mason, each serving one year.

_ Then came Rev. W. H. Spargo, who

term of four years the longest of any

Ghlei Templar. T. S. Robertson camo a tar Mr. Martin, being elected tlrstln

< lllli. it will he seen that ln tho twenty- i . . p

Try it and be c0n_ I the odii-o nl Grand Chief Templar. The-y

onsider the question; I therefore cannon

hat our Grand l.oil|¢o lixocutlve open up orrespondsnoi- with lliv other Canadian rand Lodges, with a viow of obtaining

The Committee on 1-oiiilolnnre. consist.-

ni. McLeod imil lim \V R Motley

The connniilce on _iuvenlle work

n emiouraglny report. which was unani- ously adopted. The election of nllil-crs resulted as

PG CT-'l` S llolii-rismi. lied Point.

(i C 'l‘-Rev. A If i\li-l’lic0, Dundas. G Vice.-hfisu Aililli- Fraser, North

G Seci'etarv-'l` H lliilplr., Cardigan. G 'l`rei\Hiii'i-i'-.I li llingwell. North

(i Supi.. l ’l`r-iiipluixs-l\liss A E Horton,

Grand i‘\Ii\s-ll \V Siiiuison, St. Peter'B

Grand Giiiiril-it li Saville, Dundas. Grand Simi -llu.~i.~n-ll N Cox, Moreli. G A Si-<=y~lili,~s Hazel Dewar, ontamii-

Grand Mastifr, iiuasell F|ndlay,Gan\-

September, liiritl. J. C.Uuderhny was

rved two years, and Rev. William

are and Martin McKinnon one year; was followed by S. M. Martin, wlio

ree years, twelve men have occu led

Tho North American Transportation Po Ltd 6_ml y g ' I th

Q"“‘~"'- -’“’>' 1” “-'"

~ To Crapaud Saturilay at il. p. m. Round trip 400. Piano. Refreshments. Home ,______ "

.rotlnd hearing the whole Grand~ Lodge `linl “For he ia ajoily good fellow."

The odloers were Installed by L. rl.-I, .

Folflar, P. G. C. T. “slated by J. G. McLeod and W. H. Riley. _

Maura Charles Ways, Russel Cox, and

of recommending a man for Prosecutor

Afiar Dundas had been selected as the

next place of meeting, the Grand Lodlre closed, all declaring that the mectlnu had been the best one held for years- A number availed themselves ol the invitation of Mr. Cummln¢s,photogral>h0l‘. to have a photo taken at a most bealll-lfnl place on the Montague River.

.A Wumaiig Kiilnevs

What Doctors Notice and What They Don’t.

lllileaseln the ltldnoysls one of the

lost. ailments for which ii doctor |00|¢H when treating women. 'l‘h|.~i lan llrelll mistake.

Woman are very prone to ‘kidney

health to a dex-angcini-.nt of the izenltal

disease, and nothing else.

Man so supposed female complaints

ei h kid lil dd di e

nre t er ney or ii er semi . _

Sick kidneys of course make ii.-isoclntc

orizaus sick also.

The result is buck puius, hearing

down sensation utter wearlness and

headache. ' _

But Dr.Hnmllton's Pills go right to

the spot.

muke a worn out woman feel like new.

lndirectly the blood and ner\ ous cell

Thus itls that a woman run goin

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' iron

p[|iHl\p3 y[]|| |][)l|’T§

I know that I have the most complete, up-t

£04

ARD ISLAND. y

This is quite a boast for at y0llI1g f¢ll0W t0

alle but I know what I am talking about. I have

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seen them all.

ifi’i§'.i’¢l§ “fd iL'.,‘;'.i.°..°..-.i""'i`.i'..g.iiii~yxliiiiiis 'iii Vou had better drop in some of those days and seei organs, when lt's simply plain kidney what I am showing in slxmmgr hat; for instance.

tres arg assisted by Ilr. lliunllton's

Pills, and the result ls a pi-oprr per MM AM

formance oi’ the function and ii puln ess , i -

fuliilment of nnt.ure‘s conimnnil.

.much happiness and abuuiluni. good '__ _-' 5

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ate Hat and Cap Department in PRINCE ED‘

YllU llllli’l KNOW f

Bro_wn,_,

Theyputlife into the kidney that The Hat and Cap Mun

Hamili/on's Pills. 3

From her home near Portland, Ont.,

Mrs. A. B. Coburn writes:

For two yeiu~\ ii I haw be n

Weary as my st.ri.ng.\ it eaten hp wlih some hidden trouble. I heard of Dr. lIanillton's l’il|s and decided touse them. The i=lninl:<‘f in Y*

ell mynhldneynund liowt-is and cured l\ll

iu§ sut’l'arin|g; to-dav I am perfectly well. V

ou can rely on Dr. lliunllion s

Pills with implicit. conllili-ni-P: their ai'I`ect. is wonderful. Solil hy ull dealers. Price 254:. per liox, five boxes for $l.ll0, or by mail from N. C. Poison 8: Un ,

U. S. A.

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- To Orwell Wednesday at ii. p. m. Round trip 250. <

T0 West, River ports Thursday at 3. D-

m. Round trip 20c.

sound trip soc. '

fewd swas surprising Thvy rc fulat- ' i- y e, . . s, _ y

Government in all fog alarm stations, not equipped with steam. These engines are built by the same firm as the woilil ri.-nowued “FAIRBANKS SCALES."

EXCURSION BULLETIN ’

Si Si liable information by calling on or waiting us.

BRUCE STEWART & C0.,

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To East Rlverpoi-ta Friday at Ii. p. rn.

health by the regL\lnl‘ USC* Of DF- " ""' ` "'"`_"""_“` " '7` "' "H" ' V' _U ` ,Y V' ‘A W;

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sickly and weak. color was dull and sallovv, and I fe t i.~xlii\u.~iii:il and n I

if ull \ ii ui ic licln C

We are agents for the celebrated Fairbanks, Morse Marine, _St_at`

mer and Portabl Gasoline ‘ifoior which are used b the lioinluiun

We also sell “Tile Tuttle” Two Cycle Motor which has also a first

class reputation it being extensively used in United States. Vliacli of these engines have advantages for different situations. \\e have

Kingston, Ont., and Iliirtloril, Conn., 3

arnples of each set up at our works, and will be pleased to sliiuv them

working to intending purchasers, oud will explain each part in detail, he great advantages these engines have over all others is licoaonv N GASOLINE. '

Persons coiitcmplatiiig installing Gasoline Motors will gain re-

Charlottetown, PI E. Island.

»~n»-- R/-~o~»-~-»\~*\|-~»¢\»~»a.|~~W-»'\r~~lh-,,\é

early. 55d U-

I still have a lull range of summer

underclothing. lt this hot weather continues the stork will soon be broken. Prices from _que to $3.00 per suit. H. H. Brown, The Young Mews Man. .sd gi.

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(Ut tiller iii wholesale Rates

Dodcl's Kidney Pills. Williams’ Pin Pills.

Cliase’s Goods. Enos Fruit Salt. l*’ellow’s Syrup.

Verrozone.

}larniiion's Pills.

Nerviliiie.

Caisrrhozone Minard’s Lininient etc., etc. We invite your tiaile°

llclore thc Session closed, Mr. Purdy iivliiltoi' from Nova Scotia, who mad

FO=OOl`O€O€ T s Cutlery

’f ini lie

. _- i C? \` I ~ f N Kitchen

It’s just as important as that for the dining

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room -and we sell both’ kinds.

Carving Sets complete, and separate knives of

Q various shapes- all made of edge-holding steel, and

all small-priced.

‘..“.’;i‘.if.‘.‘i‘.‘1;.';“.f§‘.:"~ lhe lingers Haiilwaie in., llil.

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' A quick burning, clean

coal, leaving few ashes

for $2.80 per ton." '

l. Pickaril ii ilu,

Phone 240. A A

lf_*_ _'__'-_ \ For Any

Occasion

We can lit you out for any

occasion. as far as laundry , work is concerned, Dress Shirts, Fancy Vests, Collars and Cuffs. Not (00 ltiH,to

crack and break. pliable enough to be comfortab e and

retain their shape.

Better look over your linen;

there may be something that

you need laundered.

~ A. F. Webster,

Star Steam Laundry. Phone 151. Kent Street.

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We have again received a quantity of Leiird‘s famous Canned Chicken. You wil find it excellent

quality. The price this year is 2 5 cents per tin.

Jenkins & Son

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S U M M E R CLOTHING

WHEN thinking of your

summer Clothes think

of us as we have the best line of tbelaiest and most up-to- date patterns of all kinds of gent’s Furnishings goods in the City to make up in Suits, Overcoals, Shower Coats, Pants and Fancy Vests and of course we have the “know l1ow”of making them up to suit the most particular people. Give us a trial order and we will please you. "

' : ' l ._ . are nll living One half are still residents

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ii.i...“.::~".'.‘.i....::'.'i...ii......x:... viiiced. _ ...... .»........ Sunnyside. . U &

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6- l6dtts twmtf

N5 CLEAR N SALE

OF MEN’S HIGH CLASS FURNISHING GOODS

Dlsoounts Froxn. 33 1-a to 50 Der oent~

We lirive decided to retire from this hmiicn oi our business and devote our whole attention io the tailoring and clothing business. In order to do so we olier the greateiit bargains in Men’s Furnishings

ever pleaced before the people of P. Ii. I. The stock is fresh and cleaii, the greater part being' this Sprlnfs importation- _

We call special attention to our large range of white and colored shirts fresh from the fact0'y this spring

Come along quick mi the goods must be cleared out regardless of cost.

FQE/AED 'Fl-IE F"CDL._l__CD\/\.' l|\lE |_iE'T':

Wlilie .~liiri.~i, Balbriggan underclothinu. D¢n¢'a gime.-1. Rtin mais. _ ‘ Colin.-fi sliiiis. Nature all wool undercloihing» Perrin it ilivv' 91 A U"‘h'°""~"'

Linen collars. Stsufieid's underclothlngi N¢'Cl¢W¢ll.,» \ < ° M°“,"‘ '""‘ b"-V5' °°P5»

_ Linen coils. cotton night shirts, I S\\sp¢nd¢'li» W""" "°“S-

Flamiel shin-i. Flannel night shim, B-lv. °°¢|¢=f» » F!“‘°V "'=“'-“~

Black sateen shirts. Nature all wool night shirts. Handkerchl¢{¢."».,l_ L Light summer coals. X }_ A ,gy

35 nien’s suits and tr-ous. rs made for customers but never callgd for will be sold at lessthau lirst cost of cloth and making. ‘° ]ob lot shirts 25 and 5oc each ; job lot caps loc to 25c cachi; 3oo neckiies 5 to :oc each. ' ' '

SALE |\l€\/V 254 F3? @»A3l"|.@|\lL.Y

GORDON &-_McL .