September 3, l9ol

Tea

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_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _'_ __ '.“,,m_§fn,nno§“'°‘ 0°” “° °° pricing if instead of beingthe least pros

lheumafio-warped Limbs,

‘ Pain and Suffering.

Il a Truce of Rheumntlsm Lei

_- liter lbhm Dr. Chue`a lHdncy.

_ liven Pills.

ll' JDil,_Ue _a- sufferer from rheuma-

- 1-- ~Kls.Dossi'hle-hphat you have tried

‘~ timediés' out reaping rr_inc.h »~ dl'.‘_ ,Judging from the number

.- cures that have been reported, Dr.

\ e’s` Kidney-Liver ‘Pills must be

the best medicine obtainable for

~- ~-~» It cures thoroughly. by _ »-- »‘ llih Wd of uric acid poisons, e muse o heumntism and severe ~ 1 DSLDS.

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. lr. S. Mann. Stittsvllle, Carleton Co., f , writes: “I was afilicted with ‘ » tlsm. had severe pains in the 3- ~- hip joints and across the ba<*'k_

1 ~» matism remedies did not help me

I began using Dr. Chase`s Kidney- er Pills. which have since complete- mred me. There is not the least ce of rheumatism left, and I am no

linger subject to blllousness_ headache

ase'

sud stomach sickness which towne ly lthzked me frequently.”

Dr. CY: s Kidney-Liver Pills have

Q larger sale by tar than any similar tmedgr. They cure when others dis- qpoint. One pill a dose, 25 cents a. Dax. at all ddalern, or Edmanson, Bates

'iorontrx

in _n -nl I

WI THE HIGH CLASS WAR TRADE

Fw' and choice lines of imp xi-ted

Q16-»l1 rc# , 'i for ‘."c, l-Oc, I-5_c Q ..v.. stralgh , 2 for 2b.., .5 for 50c ata ` A bu of 50 El C.-war for $8.40 In Hainaca $3.50 p=r bcx of 50.

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lim lllilllli llilili.

Hlllifax, N. S., begins 1

k Syllabus and General information on Milonic `

Xumach & Schurman. _.

PROPBIETORS. '

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Party

i i At Cardigan-

‘lie _ritrons _and Shareholders of kilrrlgan 'Blirying Company' will _ 1. Tea Party at Cardigan. mls &;5§cloiy, on _

y, June 27 190|.

I a med with refreshing drinks

C YCIIH W1 OU 2 TODD _

kxagnd I C 'li be th do

L & t~ Swings. Games ancfthe usual

mamma.

¢coQ‘!'l'out Fishing near the grounda Train be talcle. at iz o'clock.

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lumen his tklie _most expensive parlla- GU lat. It oas\s`°`&.~0il 'a year

_ for freights were high. Under these con~

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Arrive

85C 75C 75C 60 : fo: 60 :

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including Tea, 25 cents; Children

ve unfavorable, Tea will be day following.

_ and train arrangement in con- the Tea Party at Cardigan. on

27th, igoi. Fare

musician of the reason. Straw-

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Train Departs Standard Time 8.15 A. M.

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leturninz feels] train will leave ardigan, at

mmm., dard time. Passengers for Souris lulzh will leave Cardigan at 12.48 p. ni. stan-

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FOR ___sALE.

ARDG DWAN’

Xbeantiful residence situated on the Mount Xia:-d Road. one mile from .Charlottetown consists of 7% acres of land, large

- an

dwelling house, coach house, and

:lveral other good ou_t birildings.

Yu ’erms d paruculars apply to

ALEXANDER GILLIS

Qi' Wli on premises `

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Qeilcran any nth. W _ ’

_imma amoreui‘=pcc_torseE$?;itsi'te:1:,tt§: ...."'"..'.‘..i‘.::.l‘;.'.i:..:°.u:....‘z..§'.;':..:'l‘°l ai. .f .. ..._ 1,, *nam may mm ’ "` if

g_e. So many ofcnr li

l'°0dQ1\llit of;

-_i .noun areinueadng onitgt 17

"5c perpotmd~

in 1" ,

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Eureka ” Blend*

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in lnde "ndent 'S l, tram lied

Published at its oiiices. New" Prowse Block

'North side Post ofiice, at the following rates

‘gui weekly Edition (Wed a S ') r is

Branch Offices

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TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930.

mi' 1 “.'.'."i.".5 :S2

SMARITIME PROVINCE PROSPECTS.

3 were the most prosperous parts of British North America. Labor was constant and well paid; the raw material was abundant; _it paid to build ships, to sell or to keep,

' ditiousfortunes werernade in ship-building and ship-owning, and the industry con- T tributed largely to the general prosperity.

But the time came when all this was

changed. The steamship took the place of the sailing ship, and first iron, and afterward steel became the material of

construction. The Provinces almost ceased to build ships, and the record of succeeding years has shown an ever de- creasing tonnage on the Canadian registers. We lost our place on the ocean

as the fourth largest ship-owning country, fsllinn back to hfth and then to sixth.

We no longer built ships for sale in B:itain.but we saw the trade of which we were formerly the well-paid carriers pass largely into British hands, and those oi the otherotecl ship-building countries.

Now b'y the development of the iron and

steel industry at Sydney and other paints the prospect israpidly opening for the Maritime Provinces to regain their last ground and become ship-builders again. On this point a writer in the

l

It is the proximity and the enormous

quantity ofcoal and iron that the Mari- time Provinces will have to thank for ripid advancement. The great furnaces. new goingup at Sydney are but indica- tions of what is to come. The situa- tion, only 8,111) miles from Great Britain and withina few hundred miles of the United States, is ideal. The supply of raw material is good and apparently unlimited. The general convenience could not be surpassed. The result of

DCF

than anywhere else in the world. The country possesses the same concentration of the resources as found in Great Britain iself, and there can pe but one result. The Maritime Provinces will again be- comes great shipbuilding country, per- lnps the greatest of all shipbuilding cmntries, only the ship will not be of wood out of steel. Already preparations are being made, and lt seems as if very soon ` indeed Sydney, Halifax and St. John must ring with the sound of the riveting D3lIllD¢!‘.

The greatest possibilities turn upon the

facts here outlined. There is a consensus of skilled opinion to the effect that iron

and steel can be produced at Sydney more cheaply than in any other part of the world. This condition must cause an im-

‘en ` °

m se production there. It is a mere matter of capital and alittle time when

industryin which the inland Provinces

are unable to compete with them.

by dnl-de11:d klbeya

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bbtmuld

°‘f‘f1=°="~"°"'°°'°° Doddfs

___ Kimey

1 In the days when wooden shipbuilding was in vogue the Maritime Provinces

Anglo-American Magazine for June lays: ‘

all this ia that iron and steel can be pro- ._ _duced in the Maritime Provinces chea

Cashier. ‘

The outlook is therefore in the quarter 5"' 4' ’9°‘~ d ’ “' 4"“’-

qg Oallediv

,f me gwtpflf §i::,°§e‘§)_*;‘;‘§;§',,§;‘f¢§’f:; stem" _rous section: of the Dominion. With new. ___ _ ' ph, p°°p1°v- P.p°r_ piohtable employment for labor, with in-

creased developmeur of the mining indus

i §‘ayl‘,»1¢in’__*-.on¢e;- da G try and better local markets, our stagnant' _ ° ' gg; ne _ ~

gntiinic. pe;1°’;_`.,.c¥'.d.1.¥..( . .oo,'P°P“l"u°“ Wm ‘“°"°‘”°' tumm Wm re :_ l

' ' _ ‘ ~ I* _ ~cci¢-:fn-a~l'~':‘ sale Lind better prlool for'

vear $i_5o; in advance _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _. 41.25

Weskly Edir1<>n(W¢d=¢Sd=y)i>¢f yur S1-25 nn-ii~,~.~o’i.» xi _mei every line of pi-oduc

in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ .$1.00 _ _

tion ali.. __ i lf.-' .»~f,-i ii new inuutus.

have been established at the following Places .Tana arm' the l‘1""' M 3' gwieruion if .:.‘fa';.S;‘.§:.°.:i’?‘°.s: r.:‘.:‘~...':.z:°..:'n::.‘.' ~»==1<= -ew we M-m=-=- ree - transacue z- . ¢ g -» ' ` Suininerside, Rogers & Rogers‘ store-J. B.C. at ° again come W bh° trout’ “dwg

B1l==f-\Iafv=\sff out min ntl'in theworld gone and '

Aibeiton, Albertan Bookstore-G. S. Muttart, pro e J ws

agent. w.ch better products of prosperous times

Souris East, 'l`el:phone o5ce--P. G. Seaman,

Aqut mat were ever before open* to them. '

J. 1-; B. Mccknanv, J. P. Hoon, .

B litor. 'Busi ness Manager. .

. ‘ -‘=.;"_.:_?.'. _ _L-.Y 0 U

t 1:: V0 _ Accordinz to a recent visitor Mr. A

llilllll 255:55; 2':f..';i_‘;‘;;;‘°:_‘;“ '*°: Charlottetown

_ econt years an now comprises 30,000 Jews, 50,000 Moham- 6-2!--dv'

inedaus and as many Christians, making 130,000 in all. A few years ago the esti- ` mated population of Jerusalem was

,,,_,,,,,,_ and 0, the e,,,,,,,, 11,1, 'VVEIlDIl3IZlN’C3-i s Land about We incline

therefore to think the recent

estimate must be in excess of the

facts. There has been a great influx of visitors since the opening of the railway G' from Jaffa, many modern buildings have been erected and modern improvements

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ msvv. TAYLOR.

,_ -.- __ ____ -F _ _,.4 l Jewellei ~ »Caoeron‘Blick.

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The pedestal, the mpport of_health

and beauty, is Dr. Pierce’a Favorite Pre There can be no beauty with- out health. There can be no health when the delicate womanly organs _ana diseased. Diseases which undermine woman’s health and prey upon _her beauty, irregular periods, iniammatlon, ulceration and female weakness, are pen fectly and permanently cured by the lk of “ Favorite Prescription.”

pm- _ r

.ates at

-21dtf.

&? ` €"* P-““"‘-M

M

mp mi stock of tlus bank han- been declared,f giiigable at its Banking house on and after July

J. M. nav1soN,

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ICE CREAM

Ycu’ll enjoy ice cream' *o

i day, und the warmer ‘tho ` W5_*"h@l' S9119 the more you'i¢ _ en] =y it.

'lelfphor-e us (No 238) rr ‘

feud Us word and vi-r’ll deliver ' B a ps-ckage an your door.

We make our Icer_Crmm_ from our crlmm-_ A 1; fbi!!-b _in B_b90l\lie};y Puig gnd

Juar, impartial, Reliable. Neway, psi-ous they shall become the most prospe- g -' asekin a ` ’ ~ _ __; ~”< __ i

__; 5* . _-.5 ' '

In

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Plmlo _ _ -

l1 ' r Your

.P1aI.\.C> ‘Wants

can’t be Glled as well by any piano 'as by the MORRIS.

Do you know about the mechsndism

of _a piano--the hammers, strings, damper-s, etc, etc.? Can you deter- mine between cheap, uuaeaooncd materials in the hands of poor work- men and '

'high clam, expensive materials mould- ed by the 'most skilful mechanics that ever built a piano? ’ `

lor-rio B '

You must trust a home with a

reputation: Thu. 'i~ shy so many pianos of the' MORRIS make ind a

_place 'in Canadian homes

end of the 'Dominion othdf.

i3 ,fmm

_EDDYS 0

_iw wm _

il. A. Hutcheson, .~,.,,,‘.’.f.‘,’.‘.'.,’:,.,,__ ‘

Dividend Notice. l

-_- _.1 _

The' 'T '

Made most of the

szeel ship building will follow the increas' ~ - l Ed`¢‘ly’g . ed product-ion of steel. For ships there is narchpnts Bank of P ° _ p 4 H ' Telegfaphs

and must be an ever-enlarging demand. E~ |5|alld . J "'“ _ V `

' -

And z-.hips will be built on a large and in- -- _

creasing scale in the Maritime Provinces _agticegphmbn i 1 the nctr future. Here is a line of 0 K ‘t ‘”° “M °f8. 9°’ °°“‘ W' *°““"' °'\ UN

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Wim,"

Ffsm 1. ro lor.,

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Buulliul iluidiiliiilp

110|!!! léil ll Sl. Pill!

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including Oabg, I” gram, barrier, etc., will bs served, “J

-=» The grounds will be cle ntl ‘ll

TM 5°” Buwibfee a good time 'V

. »-.~ I-'~.-."";-'._'l<~ _

Ladies

1V_ _ . _ _

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.Genres Ȥ5l|cee

`-*rn off 'os--_e p» .1.~ va- ~_ xg

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And under the ¢g ,f '”

A bounniiai gupply of Befmhmenh

choice pm of - ' - _ ‘ #fred by rlxuissna. mm' “H I" M'

` minated with Cbi`oe»se Lr.ng`|*gq_y, 9' Ad°»i-i_»> ,' `1 15 ' - 5. ._ I cents. Jzali

Prowae Block.

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.lust Received. A MATCHES

Snowdske and Bordeaux Chooo ‘I

2521 _

~ or-»,.._, .. , _._ .. ,..~ »- ». »-»¢-,»-' i-¢-w-`~~

If wont of

'admittedly superior in Bovor to ordiudry _cream-`an_d 'wq._ PM il? Hgilf _1”0o., 20c and

ifP¢‘<‘8*~=i»_ _

ste: S-.roi t.

P-"3

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.cannot compete with uS_ In almobt eveyy I ’l`het_tr3isferg><;ok.s will be cloeegfrom the i711; . _

une o e an u v ne both ‘ ¢1 ° _ ' _ _ ‘N

iother form of manufacturing industry we By order of Board. xt' ys m have'-`

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J

i i i ' . 0 Milk Vats

9 Milk Cans

This is a .iood Day Mk Buckm

I ' 'S ‘ T - i

B _ To send us .s Trinl Order for _ I . '/

T s e _ . Mllk Testers

bkllmabmoflhohm Uliahldiofthiabhd '

Milk Scales ` »

Milk Separators

Milk Aemtors

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i. i.`f`i;iio'.‘r.lz>\'2-'restrain P. , 3..

at Hull, - but Matthias ' C‘=~°d°~ i::::‘:_...., Sold 0 A Don’t ' - 0

everywhere forget me

_ A-brand. _ l

' * carnage and a good borar,_ca1l

. _.j *oi-telephone

l Larges' Livery-

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_ Phone ao. _ '

; LARGE

_ V * PROPllBTOR£a

_ Livery Stable

i GREAT GEORGE ST.

First-class, S in g l e and

_Double Teams to hire at

_ reasonable rates. W

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fCh"l`¢wn, june ax, dam.

_ also-iso omgii. I-Hindus, A