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, All fresh and sweet, nnd . sold in any quanity a -lowest ' ' prices in the City. Phone in _ your order. Orders filled and " sent promptly. '

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CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

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HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

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VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephony 764

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Barrister, Solicitor and

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Artistic Photograghy Charlottetown, P. *. I.

Photographs of all sizes, films to

‘it all size amateur cameras aie re- feived fresh every week. '

Moderate prices

Personal attention to Amateur Photography.

. .°STRAYED from my premises on

July 30, red mare. Any information us to her whereabouts will he glady rccclved. W. G. Sutherland, Mon- iilslw- 126-8-8M6i

EA STERN PERSON ALS

. .*iMrs. George Le Pere, Miss Lou-

ise und Master Frank of Red Point, are visiting at Hcrmanville for the past week. the guests of Mrs. Jos-

eph Parsons, Mrs. Le Pere's motiier.

::Wnrts are disfigurements that

disappear when treated with Hol- loway's Corn Cure. ‘

_ MRS. FLORA MORRISON

A very sud event took place at

Grceiivulc, on Tuesday, July 20th 'in the death of Flora Morrison. beloved wife of Leonard Mooney, of this place. at the early age of twenty-seven year_i§,. She had been in failing health fqr some inontlis but no serious appre- heiisions were felt. Her youth, her former robust health coupled with tender care all thought would restore her again to health, but God willed other wise and to the heartfelt grief of ii Surge circle of friends besides her own funrly her pure spirit passed to its reward. She leaves two children of tender years, ton young to realize their loss. Three step-children feel her loss even more for she was to . them n loving mother and she received from them a devotion rare to see. The deceased was the daughter of James `Mori‘ison, Poplar Point. She leaves besldps her husband and children two brothers and one sister to mourn their loss.

According to her request interment

was in St. Gcorge's cemetery on Thursday, .lilly 31st. The funeral was largely attended. Many friends from -Grceiivule accompanying her remains to St. Georges. ’I`.lie pall bearers were: Aenens McAuluy, Andrew R. - Mooney, Dun. F. Mooney, Joseph Mc- Kenzie, Alex. McDonald, und Peter Walker, May her soul rest in pence.

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Women’s Patent Oxfords. ' Women’s Kid Oxfords. Women’s Grey High Cut

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Women’s Brown High Cut

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sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2, 4.

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That we employ a skilled

Surface Grinder, and are daily grinding from the rough glass-the most com- plicated kinds of lenses?

Those are facts, which

mean a good deal to the Glass wearing public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in mail, you’II get them bac promptly and in perfect con- dition. ‘

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Aviators receiving big pay.

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BY",-LAW RESPECTING

MOTOR VEIIICLES

Which Was Passed at City Council Meeting Monday

Night. '

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Following is u copy of the by-law

FOSDBUUDS motor vehicles for passen- Zers and motor trucks which was pas- ied Rt the r8Sular monthly meeting of .he City Council on Monday night;

1. No person shall keep or Oper.

‘ite within the City any vehicle for :arryiniz passengers for hire, wiimiicr :aid vehicle he horse drawn, motor lriven or any other description of /ehicle whatsoever or any mmol- U-“gk 'Or handling or ooiivei-ing goods nr iierchnndise within the City except under n license for that purpose.

2. All -such licenses shall be under

'he seal of the City, signed by the VUIYDIZ Bild Shall expire on the first day of May in each year, and motor truck and motor vehicles for passen- gers shall be under separate llc-gn5=¢s_

3. All applications for such licens-

es shall -be made in writing to the City ilerk and no such application shall be received unless the applicant shall he recommended- by two respectnbc iiouseliolders nnzl shall execute n bond ‘o the City for the fnithfiil pei'form» ince of his duty and for his exercising 'rare and vigilance for the safe con- liict of persons carried in accordance with these by-laws.

4. On all motor vehicles so licens-

ed for transporting passengers from place to place within the City there shall be painted or affixed in some conspicuous place the words “Licens- ‘d 'i`»axI."

5. The owner of n passenger-ve-

'iicle shall display in gi cgngplgugus ilnoe upon his vehicle ix unrd contain- ng a table of fares in accordance with these by-laws, with .tliqpinmlyer of _ho license which shall be provided by he City Clerk. - G. The fees for such license shall

'ii the case of a motor truck he $15.00 'or the first and $10.00 for cmcii addi- .ioiinl truck belonging to the some ierson. and in ciise of a motor ve- iicle for passengers the license fee -.hall bo $15.00 forthe firstand $10.00 `or ouch additional vehicle owned by' he same person. -In the case of horse lrawn vehicles the fee shall be.$5.00 'or tho first and $4.00 for cacnnilrli- tional vehicle belonging to the sumo `)(El'SDIl.

7. The fares to be charged by any

person transporting passengers by motor vehiclefor hire from any one ilnce lo any other place within the "`-ity shnll not exceed the followingz- tietwecn the hours of half-post seven n the forenoon and ten p.m. not ex- ceeding 25 cents for each passenger with hand baggage, the fares for hours 'ietween ten p.m, and seven mm. shall '.>c 40 cents for each passenger.

8. When agreement for hire is

ninde by the hour the fare shall -not 'xceed one dollar per hour und in that iroportion for each half hour after he first hour. 9. in cases not hcrcinbefore pro-

vided for the fare shall be as agreed between the parties.

10. The .Mayor may under his hand

irnnt a special license to any resid- ent of the Province for zi period not exceeding six days, the fee for such `lcense shall in the case of a non-re- sident of the City be $10.00 per day, and inthe case of n resident of the City $3.00 per day. and in each C2189 the license fee shall be paid in nd- vnnce for the whole number of days covered by the license.

11. No person other than n licensed

chauffeur sliall` drive or be in charge 'if any motor vehicle for carrying pas- sengers for hire, or for any motor truck and no person under eighteen years of age shall he in charge of any horse drawn vehicles.

12. No person in charge of n licens-

ed velilcie for carrying_ passcnZ0I`S f0\‘ hire shall refuse or neglect. to carry passengers when r_equest_ed. unless otherwise engaged with said vehicle.

13. Any person or persons guilty of

an infraction of any of the DFUVISIOUB of this by-law shall, on conviction in the City* Police Court, of the Stipendl- ary Magistrate, on the oath or affirm- ation of any credible witness or on the confession of the accused, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the Sti- pendiury Magistrate n pennity not ex- ceeding $25.00 for each offence exclu- sive of costs; and in default of pay- ment thereof it shall and may be law- ful for the said Magistrate to comnilt the offender or offenders to the Common Jail of the said City for niiy period not exceeding -twenty days wltn or without hard labor unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid.

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::-Mlller's Worm Powders act mild-

by and without injury to the child. and there can 'be no doubt of their deadly effect upon worms. They have been in successful use for a long time and are recognized as a leading pre- paration for the purpose. They have proved their power In nuiiiberless cases and have given relief to thou- sands of children, who, but for the good offices of this superior compound would have continued weak and en- feebled.

Farm for - Sale

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l offer for sale my farm situated on

Sparrow's Road, 3% miles from Mon tngue, consisting of 90 acres in high state of cultivation laid off from 41,5 to 6 acre fields well fenced. also new house and out buildings in good con- dition. Apply ou premises `

JOSEPH P. TRAINOR,

-Sparrow's Road.

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Step in the Dark

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OTTAWA,-Tlie public attitude of

distrust towards business which is the result of the general social unrest and discontent ut the working of economic laws in relation to the cost of living found some reflection in the general spirit which pervaded the great Liberal convention this week.

The tariff resolution permitted an

outword expression of this, but when all the factors are taken into con- sideration it is a question as to whether the low tariff element gained any ground beyond what might have been reasonably conceded in a prac- tical analysls of the whole political situ-ation. -

Throughout the tariff debate senti-

ment ranged all the way from the most radical Cobdenlte utterances to the counsels of moderation and vague- ness urged by some who were ap- parently afraid of 'the strong pro- tectionist sentiment which exists in spots all through the party. It is no secret that there was a pretty strong fight in committee before the low tariff sentiment of the West prevail- ed. At all events it was not all- embracing enough to please "Honest" John Oliver, Premier of British Co- lumblt, who seemed to think that it was too sectional in its incidence.

Lack of information

Kirk Caineron, a Montreal manu-

facturer and friend of the late- Sir Wilfrid Laurier, tried to give the con- vention sume salutary advice on their platform-mak-izng efforts, but he got very little hearing. He warned them that they were attacking the tariff In a niost unscientiflc manner, fram- lng this tariff policy wltliout adequate knowledge in information, and it would béjust another case of pledges which could never be carried out, with consequent dissutisfnctioii, but the turbulent spirits from the West were in no mood to listen to that counsels of modification, and he effected noth- ing. The radicals appear to have a. firm hold on the party, and their in- fluence has prevailed for the present.

Platforms, however, as a cynic once

said, are niude “to get in on, not to stand on"; und, as in Shakespeure’s ti-me there used to be mush humor

please the grouiidling," so _now we may discount some things which went through the convention - wiith the knowledge that the Vt/est had to be _appeased with concessions, which muy be ii long time before they sro ever crystallized into legislation. Evident- ly much would depend on the attitude und mentality of the man chosen to guide the parties' destinies and do- liberations hereafter.

Perhaps the one thing most clearly

revealed by the proceedings of the convention was the need for some adequate knowledge regarding the tariff and the condition of Canadian industry. Mr. Cameron pointed out to the convention that the committee

quata knowledge regarding the items involved in the resolution. “How can you make ii tariff intelligently with- out lnformatlon?" asked Mr. Cameron. Echo answered, "Howl" But that was the only sane answer he got to the question. Apparently the majority of the delegates did not know-or care. »

lt must be borne in mind that these

resolutions are put to the meeting in the most informal manner possible. They are scttled\ by it few men in committee, put by rapid-fire method to the meeting, and assent apparent- ly taken for granted in ever-y case, the chairman( announcing “carried” without any further formality oi- dis- cussion. There has been no general

interspersed in the tragedies “to-

charged with framing it had no ade-

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free in an informal way, however, :ind has revealed u great tlefil of dissent from the principles of the pintmriii.

Mr. King and Business

The selection of Mr. McKenzie~King`

was largely influenced by his brilliant speech advocating the adoption in its entirety of the methods and principles in regard to labor Incorporated in the peace conditions. With this .there might not be so much to quarrel, but the fear wh'lch the business world will probably hnve of the new Liberal leader will be that he will come to the lendership und eventually pos- siby to the hend of the `Governinent of (Iaiiadu after ii long period of years spent in nn acudeinie sphere. and rc- i-iovcd from prnctf-i-al conditions; and it will wait expcctantly and soine\vhnt aiixiously to sec whether he can nlso bring to tho solution of Cniiada’s ser- iiuzr proialeins the practical turn of iiiiirl which is so necessnr-y at this tf-ine.-T.M.F.

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A gloom has bccii cast over Rustico

Doucette, (nee Emilia Blanchardi. which cc:-iirreii on the 28th July at the County Hospital, St. John, N.B., where she had gone for her health.

All that could be rlonc hy s young

devoted husband and sister and the County Hospital doctors had been tried but f._-.~ no avail.

The iieccased was of n loveable

and gentle disposition which \voi\ for her a large circle of friends at home und abroad whose friendly feelings will follow her beyond the grave,

discussion of any kiml on the part of the meeting. Discussion has been er.'i-"

piety the last Sacraments of the Holy

nn`d vicinity' by the sad death at they Carly 35" 'lf 31 5'@m'5- Of Mrs- JOSGPII' ::Smnll but Potciit.--I’ariiiolce's

#She received with great faith und'

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lier reiiriiiis were accoinpnnieil to

the island by her sorrowing husband and sister Lucy who had gone to be with her during her illness.

She was buried at St. Augustin

cemetery, ltustico by the pastor Rev. J. (ihaisaon on \Vediiesday, July 30th with Mass of Requiciii and obscquies at the grove. - ,__ ' `

Owing to the coiiditlon of the weath-

er thc funeral was not so large nt It otherwise "would have been.

Much sympathy is felt _for the young

husband as they had only been marri- ed zi few months. -

She leaves to mourn besides her

sorrowing liiishnnd ai .loviilg itivulitl inother. five sisters, Lucy ut home", Mrs. Aiiiuinl Pinouii, Mrs. llelaire Peters and Mrs. Peter Gallant, all of Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. 1. and Mrs. Maxim Peters. of St. Louis, P. E. I., and thrco brothers, Peter at home, Elias nt Woburn, Moss. ii-nd Stnnilaus, Dalhousie, N. B., and tho_ugh we know

that earthly consolation is vain to

offer yet wo cannot refrain from say

IN ing that the deep lienrtfelt' sympathy

c of all their friends and acquaintances

____ is theirs in this sad hour of trial. The

pall bearers were: Stanllaus Gallant,

MRS_ JOSEPH D0UcE.|..[.E James Desltochcs, Jerome Doiron,

Sylvestrc Martin, Benoit Martin. Fidele Doiicette. (Patriot und Exaininor please copy)

Vegetable Pills are small, but they are effective iii nction.- Their fine qualities its a corrcctor of stonincli troubles :irc known to thousands -and they are in constant demand every- wherc by those who know what a safe :ind simple rcmed-y they ure. They need no introduction to those ac- quniiited with them, but to those who may not know them they are ipre- sented ns the host prcpnriitloii on the iiinrket for disorders of the stomach.

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