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'IBB GUARDIAN. CHARLOTIEIOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. AUGUST

_lim g. , _ I I 2.,

27.1931

You may call it acaema, tetter or milk

5 alt Rheum

no matter Whit ydl call it, this n

disease which comes in patches that bu

55 1IY.iN1> ' ` ' `

CGUNTY 25-

To-Monnow isthe date oz the Sou

mn, discharge a watery matter. dry and 1 regatta,

scale, owes its existance to the presence o hnmors in the system.

It will continue to exist, annoy, and r-

11 last night.

l Tun mail special arrived shortly before

naps agonlze, as long as these humo s remain. 1

It is always radically and permanently ‘

cured by 1

which expels all hnmora, and is positiv mequalled for all cutaneous eruptions.

F 1 i Q _

Cllsiard and **#**,y§ Chocolate it

Jelly _Pudding

Hood’s Jaraaparilla I

as at

‘¥F***

We have now in stock something

This powder is made from tha finest

quality of Calf-Foot Jelly cfystaliaed

# and t en ground au mixed with the

new in the Jelly Powder line cf Havorr é

highest grade of pure fruit davora. g*

* I-.wery package of this Custard Powder

will make one quart delicious Ckaamry -va

# Custard .

We have also in stock all the leading

* flavors in Pure Gold jelly at xo per pkg

No. 8 Field Hospital Co., will meet for

drill in uniform to-night at 7.30 o’clock.

Tan Steamer Yarmouth will arrive at

an early hour this morning and will sail at the usual hour.

MB. Simon Bulger has removed his

hotel business from Richmond Street to Pownal Street in house owned by Mr. Jas. Currie.

MR. John Mills, President of the West

End Rangers has disposed of “Sunset Cottage” on Kent Street. It is under-

stood that Mr. Frank Beales is the pur- chaser.

ON Sunday morning, Rev.G.P.Raymoud

preached in the Presbyterian Church, at Brookfield. His sermon, which was thoughtful, is highly spoken of by all who had the privilege of being present.

Romp,223 has been sold to a Boston

& E1 THE iate'J. A. Leaman’s boy mare

Q 7

glieoster & licliay

rm mm canary gl

if if

# Phone ig; * _ #HHEIGG ‘£2 iiifif

1 5

Sure

eath

To Texas “Horn Flies" on cattle and horses.

Lice on str.-ck, Lice on Rena,

Inexpensive, sure, easy to apply. Elura not of milk and comfort of

your stock-pays it'a cost many times o’ar.

For aalo Qi] by

c. s.. Hughes,

Apothecaries' Hall. Prawns Bind. Sunnyside.

New Preserves..

_(gui

Strawberry 121# per lb~

R&Spberry l0c per lb. Gooseberry 10¢ PGP lb Black Curran in 15 and 9 coat bottles. Strawberry md Raspberry Sy]-up 25 cents per bottle.

All the above goods are made from

home grown fruits and are guaranteed pare.

Try Eureka Tea 850 lb.

a. fr. essences s ce. 'Ie.`i~¢-9 hone No. se Lbllel’ Quill 9

gg¢

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party and left for Boston Saturday night. ` The price is not given out, but is is un- derstood to be about $51' 0.-Halifax Chronicle.

MRS. W. J. Howard, of Alberton, P. E.

I., is visiting her old home, in Coverdale with her mother, Mrs. Gilbert Chapman. Rev. Mr. Howard is at present in the west. having gone thither on the harvest excursion.-Moncton Trancript. 7

Yxs1'an.nAY Tm: GUARDIAN was shown

by Mr. E. H. Beer a group of the Chief census officers of the 4th census of Canada.

‘The photos were taken individually and

grouped. . It is needless to siy that Mr. Beer values the photo very highly.

Ynsrnnnar a citizen called Tm:

GUAn.DrAN’s attention to the manner in which the seats placed in Rochford square had been mutllated.The fact is that in one casethe back of one of the seats was nearly demolished. It is understood that if the police can locate the miscrcants they will be punished.

THEHOMETER READINGS. -Highest tem-

perature August 25th and 26th

do 1901 74.6 64.7 do 1900 76 84.3 do 1899 73. 5 69.6 do 1898 68 74.3 do 1897 69. 6 67.8 do 1896 67.5 61 do 1895 63.4 65.5 do 1894 75 60.5

MR. Hugh J. McDonald has resigned

his position as vice-principal of George-

town high school, to accept a position on the teaching staff’ of Ottawa University.

5 Mr. J. E. Gillis, teacher of Morell

Rear

school, succeeds Mr. McDonald, at George town. Mr. Thomas Grant, teacher of Sinnott Road school,takes Mr. Gillis’ posi' tion at Morell Bear,

ON Thursday Mr. Ezra B. Eddy, Presi-

dent of the E. B. Eddy Co., Limited, celt- brated his 74th birthday. Mr. Eddy was born in Brandon, August 22nd, 1827. He came to Hull in 1854,forty-seven years ago. and established the business which to-day has a world wide reputation. In spite of the number of years which has passed over his head Mr. Eddy is hale and hearty and as active as ever.

UNDER the provisions of the Act pass-

.ed at the last session of the Dominion 1Gov°rnment, a Civilian Rifle Club to be

_ known as the "Glenview Ride Club" was

organized at Afton Hall, on Aug. 19th. _The meeting appointed the following ‘oflicerst Captain, John Taylor; Lieut.

Arthur. The site chosen for the range

Ginger Slqaps 12° lb' was on the farm of Mr. Arch’d. McLean,

assesses

#coolness

Oat Cake 120 lb-

D' E FULLER’S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL

is a remedy for all Summer Complaints

Eclipse Bakery. Bakes Best Bread

N ine Mile Creek.

`f -1+--°

n Adults and Children -in use over twen ty-five years and thoroughly reliable. At all dealers at 25 cents a bottle.

0¥Ol‘U$0@#@8%

UST HRRIVED

_ _,_§___ g_____ _A been decided by the general council`

ri '

brought to Halifax from Bos* on for rap tif. l Mr S. M Brookfield of 'he llalifsx ur v ,

he be successful. There are several com-

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her own boilers. Manager Fi. L. Chip- man, who has been in Bo~ton for some days arranging the matter is expects-dl back hers on '1°nursday.-na1if..i» cm; l nicle.

OFFICIAL visit.-Last evening Victoria

Division of the Sona of Temperance recci v- ed an official visit from the Grand Worthy Patriarch John A. Lawson Esq. After the usual official. reception the Grand Worthy Patriarch addressed the division on the state of order within his jursdic- tion, referred briefly to the recent meet- ing of the National Division in the City, and closed his addresses by congratulat- ing the friends of temperance, and all concernel in the success of the Prohibi- tory Liquor Law in Charlottetown. The law is being more and more respected and it is the desire of every good law abiding citizen, that it shall be enforced the same as all other laws on the Statute Book. The law is the result ef many lona' years work on the part of the Christian Church and .temperance advo- cates, and it is now high time that the saloon should go. Let the friends of the law stand firm and refuse to listen to any- thing in tha shape of compromise by the enemy. The addressof the G. W . P. was followed by a musical selection from two lady members, and short addresses hy several of the members after which the meeting closed in Love.Purity and Fidelity Miss M. O. Charnpbell, P. G. W. Awociate of New London, who has spent the last two years in Buffalo, was present and favored the division with a short. account of the rainbow city. The meeting of the Division was one of unusual interest and was greatly enjoyed by all present.

brown holland uniforms, marched su perbly by. London could see for itself, what it has often heard, that Africa sup- plied a splendid set of fighting men for service against the Ashantls. N o kings could have marched with a mien more proud than theirs; and martinets in military etiquette, they did not turn an

the really spontaneous cheer which gr cet _

opposite to Malbarough house. ‘

tensley excited by the report that the

“he oldest shipping concerns in the we sl. of Scotland, hasbeen push'-:sed by-the

in the East India traie and numbers fourteen vessels, with an aggregate

TO PROTECT THE §,I-IORSE 5

fined one of the men $50 and the other

tha fact that the International Power

NO WOMAN LAWYERS. W

Dnlvvim, boi., August 24.-It hasl

of the American har association that

for\'~"ln lo

1 sé"cécs"=§E,...,.. ,_

q Dion,

six-1 Y

The Cincinnati Traction Company has introduced excursion street cars to carry \'isit..rs to all parts of the city. . --o--

MINERS’ AWFUL DEATH.

petitors for the work in the del 5i, and ir ,

will be given to the lo~.vesr, r.eu~is~~~‘*. 1. Excuksmn STREET CARS' A A

On Saturda the stea er had steam u in -- ` ‘

‘Li.~'.roit, Mich,, Aug. 21.- A special to the Free Press from Ispheming, Mich., says: Three miners, foreigner were killed ina mine this evening by a pnematune explosion of 60 sticks of giant powder.

COKE OVBNS NEARLY READY.

Svmnzv, August 24.-The coke ovens

here are expected to beready the Hrst week in September and will commence work at once. They will require about 500tons of coal per day.

.._..¢_@- .

WILL NOT MARRY IN ENGLAND.

which usually speaks semi-officially, denies the report that Emperor William has been appealed to settle the dispute 1

uqays at Constantinople The Gazette also says there is no truth in the report thatCrown Prince Frederick William is

between France and Turkey over the `» ‘ .

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AFOOD FOB BRAIN AND MUSCLE

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W hethar it is brain fag loss of mcg-y. A ` , » A W

inabglityto ming orbh _y 5 l e B S 0

. r a au 8 ;_ ` `."<

is °°r..':r.s°°.::... ‘i..... ...... .. Garria

erve ,

enerflyfatrength and health. Through .2 55 the blood and nervous system, itreaches } 5 every part_of the body- and overcomes -1

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BAKING

A pure cream. of tartar Bak-A

Q ing Powder sold by all leading U grocersand storelreepers

landfor _ __ -

soloaoloa

15 cents per half I

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Pownslz 1111

HERE lS & SCPODQ pl°0hablll\}y warnen are not for membership _,E .» _

damaged Plant liner Halifax will '°"’l ini the association under the presenti 1 ~ - A ' °

' 1.' n. This decisionwas reach-

- - . - -~ - nl n. f....»; case of Mrs. Jane B. Ott, of 5

mg D°°k C°mPM1Y» is Ui' E-f55>"’“fl "D "50-5 - fiom., \\ no had applied for membership. '

ton trying to secure the common. vi him §'1`i=U °°u“°n WBS “mast divided on the . , _ . . .~,

will mean a big thing for Halifax should ue., - ‘

. . .

The .nel waterproof: are in, and

they’ra waiting for you to’ come along and criticise them.

This fall’s styles are very trim-

and stylish-a little more "manaish” in cut, than in the past. ,

Prices, even a little lower than

ever. .

Among the nicer grades ws’ve re-

ceived ars some surprising values at $5.25, 6.50, 8.70, etc.

By the way, wc want to remind

tourists that our prices on water-

proofs are much lower than in New York. f

Moore 81 McLeod

Cowen August 2Z__The Gazette navamwm

-EJ

Baby

weakness. megunrinu and ensue. - R ,

AFRIWS SPI-ENN” MEN- _ *bl _ . O, Why the new babyahould-aothave a-newcan'|agaQeoialb‘

London Chronicle: Something really H ». st the we “.°n°' ogering them' W9 ." numb” “

picturesque was seen in Pan Han Yes_ . '__ §_ t0 @1995 ff0m¢ W6 Cla P* Ill’ terday, when a body of black troops, in - ` P‘U".°»

A ` ‘ .

. _ _ _- 5 ‘_ F 1 _ _

eye, not even an eyelash, to acknowledge 0 *h\`°“§1.°-“V Pr”-\°° Ed‘"'fd 1°' 0 C 5 _ 5 _ _ _

ed themfromthe little crowd asselnbledj . _ _' 25_°_¢mgg pg; pggnd ` _ . _ _. _ p

° PRAYER BooKs

Moncm says Moss s1'aAMsRs. I

We have just received ~a large assortment ` ‘lo c

London, August 22.-Glasgow is in- und _in - Prayer B00lI8, ranging from 15 cents l'-7 $3 50 |10

P0 “ ° ’ r largest assortment ever..-'shown in this c'ty C l and

City line of steamers, which is one of Every tin guaranteed fu_11-L inspect.

weight. Ask your grocer for xt. ‘ _ _

Blleiman City line, which is wall kn0Wf1 ,, K - , ‘I 1 B.

5\ X ' \‘ 5*

measurement Qf abgut, 40,000 bong. U _ :__ _ OPP- fl'0Dl2 d(0I'B Of P085 OEM). . The POplll'i!' S 008|

4' A ll .' in >.»_~- 1', 1-~.f,> , ;'.1,'- “. ., ~.. .~ _ 'Qu

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.~»..~f.~i.x.~..,.. An, , _,~_ :»..,~.r..s‘c . ,ff ,“,“",_._ ‘

Company has been granted a charter to We have another lot of those cheap “do everything lawful anywhere in the Raising on hind, which we want :.0

world.” The capital stock of this in- k ` ’ teresting concern is $7,000,000, with flew ou? before our new “oc comes authority to increase to $253,000,003. ln. This wr-ek we 0561' them 80 the

The offices are to be located in Bridge- raw of

port, Conn. Great mystery is connected _ ` ~ » - Q |{ I . . . . _ with the identity of the real backer. oundg fgr gtg'

_..._ ... coNsEsvAT0Rv.0F MUS:

before they are all gone. »_ (ln Affiliation with Dalhousie University)

Mug,”,§‘§§§§§§§,“W§§;§“5,,,,g env. Roarzar LAING. M. A., President.

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..;‘?:.r;1;‘;i.;';‘;;;z.;:;¥; pews PWM Hmm £755 0F ALL ~ *"

, rubbing against iti” asked Judge Berry . . _ _ _

JOUR Hyde; S€C'Y-'TI`€&S-» A- D- MC' of Lynn of two men who had been work- Also 150 boxes of Oranges and France has one blind person to every D00 1'..i....l.`»......

ing a sore-backed horse. “It/s an out- 5 l In Egypt twenty One natives WSIB killed b€c&llB8 Of d€f£¢*lV€ Vl8l0D, rv-se the Way h0rS‘¢S are treated by 801110 Lem°U8» ‘W ing the first week’s operations of an electric railway. D€rS0r1S." he C011iir1\1€<i.v~I1<i I-hen U0 DFOVG _ ’ In Germany and England there is one blind person to every V000. he had “he Courage °f his °°“Vi°°l°“3» h° A°““tch°s,,%_“ S' _ China hasmore blind than all other cout' ries. Spa n cm.. e next.

‘@1551 z-5:9!

. America averages only one in every 1 500 the lowest per cent of

__ . . . . . . f T . W I ‘ . . ‘ Q' _g . §_0'_10i:_X_;‘fBF_’_‘;;’;;’ °§;‘;;‘;‘_; ‘S 'mb mm at ~ ' nuntry. This is explained in the fact that scxentihc adguetment rf glasses

° reached its greatest perfection in this country’

Many eyes have been saved through the timely use of alasse

WANTS THB EARTH \ We test eyes for glasses. Any eye we cannot fir. should hue the

- _ tion of a doctor who is an eye specialist-.

The publication of recent special acts _ of the Connecticut Legislature reveals ---_ _ E_W_ T

markable cases of magnetic healing _ J g _ _ ___ _

gilgelillliyi 022;; \=1;<gg1;;h¢i;1°F`\;=§ic<Lf gf: `“ 5 5 5 L_ 5 h "“ ' llth

and are now Opell f0l‘ y0l1l‘ Si':§;;n0i:;;l1§;l;0§3eu,sff§i¢,;1ih.\;0v?;:s lg t _ foyffeotfrsikvletsifigs.

in ,topping ,he dmdm imhi,:__g_ bum. For the mg ;»dg=°i1r:{;¢;¢ul;i¢cr¢. zndmmemve tai onfnnieund anne mmm

° ' S ti f Salt Rh eman Enema, . - -

0111' first' shlpment of £51 svilheii ilidbsdoregiilarlyumakes the clue - gin- p,,;p”¢=:° Mt

` L d' ~’ Fall Jackets and' _ @.°°.‘.‘:°§g°“°°<s'=:f...z...,°...

21 1% ..:;::,..:.. .ser;:f......;, ...:. ,f

5\\,\1 wiussu is four an new at 21 -_f\_{)})

Ladies’ Felt Hats. “’“""

.. .. -»;» Flannellette Blankets

T119 ‘md "5°S ash d lu Y /f>\_‘ _ Heaton’a Chow-Chow. 226; ir ‘tw

'3 _ tered into partn ip an w' carry “-~'f' Ui °°°P- _ 7 \

C0519 and secure first ohm e on a dru business st the old stand. ": gm d°‘ 5”' s"P”°° s°°'P’ ‘is

3 ~ , .

‘oor.Gt. Geo. and Kenseth.. under* 27§='“'.|’.. em bw, Ruud.. if

KS sc <>oc--»---»---fm... - ' . . on Aamsnmia ,,,,, -

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. h lesale and Retail- 1 .f msg .0 the soon, Iaaim

The Peoples St'cre` _ _ _ W 0 " to tlxfahekemy customers for the gener-

Fashionablo Millinery Leaders- out patronage they have exrended so

‘- me and hope that the new firm

are #select itil °°°~ “~

the name of »

.|.

`5`l/‘ Weaaii thegenuine

E.-JYTOCG. cmnumisamiaineosu.

will enjoy a coniuuauoe of the

,Sq aadkw.

"lil $1 aww

Ma flow r

White $1.15 for

do - 1.00 for SOG.

Frey 15-15_fo1"’ i

“‘°'°“f‘“““‘*f’°'°°°”°“‘~ l-°“~‘-'I E"¢"‘"5°/ asv. aoseirr Lama. H-1»f»=.N S

90c. ,~

.ATI .ill

900.