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WAN THA ,S “ON I ‘followed and brought out a ringing . . i

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1’I'I"l‘SBURG, July 10.--Attorneys

Ibr Harry K. Thaw, now contlned in Hattewau Hospital, New York, peti- tioned the Orphans Court here to-day , uiuug that the court -rrquvr uni. Fidelity Title and Trust Company` trustee for 'l‘haw under the will of his father, William Thaw to pay Mrs. Harry Thaw the sum of thirty thou- sand dollars.

The petition asserts that in the

last llve years Thaw has not been Paid his share out of the income on the estate, which is asserted to be

was at one time Minister for Foreign Alain under Premier Baionji, and in the last Salonji Cabinet which re- signed ln December, 1912, was Minis- ter of Communications.

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CONTRACT AWARDED .

FOR LEVIS DOCK.$diaIl tall be Obtained 8

i ...'IT PAYS to buy in

...°Tl-IE MORNING

tons's, Montague,

..."l'l-IE MORNING

bm" D'“3”°"' B°“'°i" |taker's ollloe. llEt:1.‘ Bro. Tarbush read a resolution

gardlng the conditions in Charlotte-

'ffff-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'f-'-'~'-'-'- 'P"-'-'-'-'-`-‘i‘-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-`-‘-‘-`-‘=-'-'-'-‘-`-`-'f-‘-'-'-`-‘-'-' iowa, 'fhig digemgion was vigorous this province ...°oNs: cieur word inns- ““' 3°" w~ D' w"‘°” °1‘° "’°"° d°'

each

l tion for advertlaln,:ln this column. Pwrms um °°“dm°” u the’ no'

this amount.

JAPANESE COUNT DEAD

TOKIO. Japan, July 10.- Counti

Tadasu Hayashi, one of the lendingzx

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Sze what we can show you in outing shirts, wash-

able ties. soft and linen collars, light l1ose,summer shoes, light weight underwear, summer caps, straw hats, etc.

This is the Kensington store for men. Call in and

visit us.

Reuben Tuplin E? Co KENSINGTON, P. E. I.

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lt interested drop a card to

M. R. Leard

Alberton ”

Sole Dealer in P. E. lsland

n Apri8,Sme~lOctf,19i3

I ‘ ‘ ' . iuoorl policy and one which the public

‘Q respects. 213-7~12M S2i.

_ not miss an issue, as all papers are

discontinued promptly on expiry date

*Rev J F Tupper, ra tor ol

iDom1uion, Cape Breton, (and former .. ly of Georgetown, P E I ) was unani- `|l mously elected rector of St Bees `parish Westville N S at the larg- est meeting of parishioners ever held

"` in the history of the parish. l

' ...°Goo1> BUSINESS.-A visit to 'Mr. W. L. Dingwell‘s Undertaking

ooms, Souris, cannot help, but sur- prise the visitor in View of the splen- 'd equipment he maintains for the carrying on of his business. This ap-

llplies to his horses, caskets and gen- ieral supplies to say nothing of the 'high professional qualifications he fpossesses from reputable institutions. Few towns of any size are better pro- ivided for than Souris, thanks to Mr. ’Dingwell's enterprise. Perhaps, how-_ Iever, the greatest surprise will come iiwlien it is learned that Mr, Dfngwell "ls not encouraged as he should be, in iproviding so up to date and neces- ’sar_v an establishment in this growing

have paid for has expired and thus

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icentre. Why should not the large gen-I

icral merchants oppose the drug istores or fruit dealers by carryin lfnll stocks in these lines? ln other lwords why should this business be :cut up hv all the merchants in the lplace? This opposition to a new in- ,idustry does not accm to be quite lfair or in the interest of the pro- iqress of the Town, It would in the f end be a wiser nolicv to withdraw op- lposition to a iiscful and recognized `|»i'ofers‘0n on the part of general ltrndcrn There is such a thing as be- iine “n ncnny wise and n pound fool- ;ish" for in time nulilic sentiment :must resent so selfish :1 view and nt- titude live and let live is a very

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Pennsylvania

Southern Pacific Union Pacific II. S. Steel Utah Copper

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DAILY Guan l Cash must accompany order. lint-

dlan can be obtained at W. A. John- mum charge twenty-live eenb. 'A motion 'u mu” that the Lads'

record the usefulness of the late IBro. John Hawley and the Grand

‘chair and the meeting was opened,

GUARDIAN READERS _

Furnished by ll. S. Louson. L

' `» ...° . . D. wrltef . One of the earl! WSUYU “mf 'I an

DAILY Gm' -repr:eButEiive mglixz-s cbddoleigzetmtbmilie tiieresved PERFECT nm--OUGH SUFFEMNG bear it all, for Jesus aulered. and He t H' J' “°' inumber is 5. W. L. Dingwell Under-l family. We are told that the Captain of llllllers in me now; He lymvathiiel

v o do ser, ' with me, and this makes me strong."

‘ _BOURIS TEA _St Ma . ,rm .__ _ wiunn dem wmi the uso oi wbueofgnufoiffi giiineliingfviinmniaon wiiuivno Beuevdr, lay h01d_°f thil _tlwvsbt in

0-M-AWA_ July 10_-I-he contract: _ _ . . rye . ‘__,,rEA__,n)° pmhmonen 0! BL among children which had the hearty| M, smfup and who an far from |,,_=all times of agony. Let the thought

for the new Government dry dock ahsouris, is the great event ofthe sea-‘Marfs Parish Sour" 'ul hom um" _support ot the Lodge. Img perfect. must nut wonder H we'0¢ Jesu, strengthen you as you ol. Levis was awarded today by the ‘“"”' C°m° °“° ‘md “U t° the S°“",° annul tea on' wedneéday th, “thi The omcers for the year were then, an called to pass through sulleringi low'k1 His GNFU- Find I "F5011 l\ll>‘

Cahmet Council to M' P_ Davis and ‘Tea on the 16th July. 215-1-l2M3i. July* 17-I_7_10M3i elected and installed and the Lodge§¢0,,_ Shan the Head be cl-owmd withiporg in His sympathy; and remember Son. The cost is approximately $2,-f o rg T 1 K h -_ ` closed at about 6.30 p.m. The names thorns and shall the other members that, to suiler is an honourable thing, 000-000~ T112 dry d0¢k will he one of' Eu ERA.L'_ lm _timers ° t e‘ _..°lCE CREAM FESTIVAL “idol otlicers have already been publish- 0, the'b0dy bo rockgii upon the dain-'to suffer for Christ is glory. The the lnrgrst in the world, and will lat” ML Da“d,Br“°° ,fm ta5°"pl“:~Lawn Party at Mrs. George W. Alt- ty lap of ease? Must Christ passiapostles rejoiced that the! Were irovide accommodation for the repair _ °° S“,"d“7' .Ju 7 lat ’ at B 'pas ?k¢n'g_ Lower Mongaglm Tuesday ev.; A public meeting was held in the through ge" of I-lla own blood to win counted worthy to do this. Just so

statesman ot Japan, died today at of the largest ocean liners, thus meet- t‘”° 0 “lo” "1 the 'inemoon from his enfng July 15th in aid of Presbygepievening in the Presbyterian Church,lthe crown and are we to walk to far as the Lord shall give us grace the age of 63, after n surgical opern~§ ing 3 long felt want in connection late residence' Baum' ian Church. Should Tuesday provelwhich was kindly °n°r°d fm' the °°'i heaven dryshod in silver slippers? No grace to.sufler for Cl1rlB¢ to Buffer

Uh the Sf- l»8W\’¢nC¢ FOUW- ’ ,SUBSCRIBERS should renew A unfavorable festivnl will be held on§°3°l°”- Th; Pwliir Of the_;=:Ur¢l\J1.l0“, Mggf,¢r's experience teaches uni with Christ, just so far does He

- ~_ week or two before the uma they Thursday 17th 220-1-12.1121 ,R°V_- A' J- ° B” » °°°“l” t ° that suffering is necessary. and the honour us. The jewels of a Cltrlll-inn

trueborn child of God must not, are his atllictions. The relllllia 0| l-11°

Owing to an interruption '- ‘llc-'with singing. and prayer' A 801° wui would not, escape it if he might. Butjings whom G05 hath “““°int°d 3'" Curdy & co'e wires, the unuui ffm” DY W” R“"‘B C““;P"3l F?“° more in one very comforting f.1iought,uioir troubles. their sorrvwv- “nd

e not received yest th G “nd S r ta r.°' ' ' ra' .

"ally e uf 8 ic ear? m his 1 in the fact of Christ's "belng,_ made their griefs Let us not. f-l‘°\`°l°\`°~

NEW YORK BTOCKB

Quotations furnished by F. B.

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond kers. Members Montreal Stock change, 164 Richmond St., C

NEW YORK STOCKS

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giigolgteel Com, 43* 43 T? 'hope in suppressing the liquor trafflc.| Monéreal Power n 207 _Mr. Wilson then in 11 forceful and]

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mcheueu & Onmrio 106 105 105 iself in the economic the social and (

Tolzontfi Ry 136 136 136 ithe moral world. His analysis of the Tm" UW wzfnuestlon was divided into four heads:

U`U,I§I,ON ithe standpoint of the minister, the

High Low Clase ‘lawyer. One of the most. forcible il-

3 Ot 1930 dm,” 'lustrations was the picture of a man

Mg-_*merits of the I. O. G. T. and the Br0_!present state of the order in Canada Exiand other countries, showing that har_ lCanada has no reason to be ashamed

l"'¢°‘Back and recitation by Miss Hazel 9521Jay and a quartette by four of the 503 iGeorgetown members were given and 53? ihlr. Jonathan West of Union Road zuilspoke a few words expressing his 34d igratitude for the hospitality extend- gézged to the delegates in the homes of

1051 Back's words of welcome. Mr. West 111% falso spoke briefly along Temperance 1563 lines and considers our Prohibition 91% flaw a good one but we cannot expect 1445 fthe law to do the work- itself; some- 528 ‘one must put it in force. The last 42

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FOXES FOXES

Foxes of all kinds bought and od Options taken and given on

atisficiofy security.

We have now listed for sa’e Four Black Silver males, Two Black female nup-, Three pairs 3 4 Pa‘ch p pe, Two half bred. One good pitch Breeder and five fem- ales. Prince County Fox Exchange P. O. Box G5 Aihcrton, P. E. Inland.

'folnpliuiic Connection.

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Save The Potatoes

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to kill potato bugs is to use one of our Row Spray ers and

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ls the best on the market. Least bother--best results. Bugs have no terrors and killing them is a p'easnre. Oider one today and be ready for the bags when they come.

A. A. McDONAl.D. Little Pond, King’s Co.

J. A. MOORE.

Gen. Agt.

HAZELBROOK. P.E.I.

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accepted. ‘

The Grand Secretary Bro. A. D.

,Fraser then reported; his report dealt with the rising sentiment along Temperance lines.

The financial report was encourag-

ing and showed a considerable bal- ance in favor of the Grand Lodge. Report received and handed to the proper committee.

The report on juvenile work showed

only one juvenile Lodge on the whole Island. Opposing forces greatly hind- er this work and it does not progress as the Lodge could wish.

The Lodge through its Finance

Committee voted $15.00 towards the work of the Temperance Alliance and a vote of thanks was tendered Bro. A. D. Fraser for his donation of $20.00 towards this work. ~

A vigorous discussion re an organ-

izer for the Order then took place and opened up some very important points.

A letter was read by the Field Sec-

retary of the Temperance Alliance which brought out a heated discus- sion re the finance for the worh of this institution. Bro. Tsrbush pro- posed that this question be brought to the attention of the Finance Oom- mlttee to report.

Some discussion on Juvenile work

i “Brlny Deep” Serge for l

men; blacks and blues, die . guaranteed. Ask to ree the

stamp “Bday Deep Se,-gg"

July Wheat B91 89| 391 inheritance in him, but, says the Sept- COPD fill 50} 505 speaker, rumor says, and oft-times

The meeting of the Grand Lodge of fma¥l'S UQY. This man Wished l»° have tho I. 0. G, T. hold in Goorgetownihis boy in n place where no tempta- on Wednesday, the 9th lust., was aftion Could Team himi Will' BhO\1ld he very successful and satisfactory onelthlill PUT- B0ll180"¢,9lB€ in l-he Place in every way. Georgetown, gi\;uo\;edfwhere_he did not wish his own to go. as it is near the open sea, is an ideal §Th€ “PNK” than Went 0” f-0 5h°W meegin lane for this tg-me of ear, 'that wherever two codes of morals

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The different Lodges were well repre- had WIDE H1110 00"l18¢t Wlfh 0" an' ° ° °

Eented_ other, the stronger had gradually

On the arrival of the morning train rStl;P;Y;€d9_<g thlehptlier akftiir _being mod- ' H

hort e ion was held and th ‘i 6 Y 1 - B IS W B 19 SONS 'JH .

iozge wzsnsadjoumed to meet agaisfnore in Georgetown nt the present' _lust the thing for those hot summer days. at 1 t<l>]'c1;>Jckdi>.m. fromptlyl at th;1tZ;;g;°-‘O31 cf;‘;f;;§1;;°Wo‘;*t*;°;;;;;“t§§:, I' cool and comfortable splendldly tailored and the l time e 0 ge nga n opene , prac i- _ § _ 1 ~

nuuy the ofnoorn being in their pinonn which bringn destruction and death; best line of wash skirts we know of. In Repp

und inirtoon new inonniiern were ini- to thousands and is sold in many Indian head and Bedford coid at $51.25, $1.50, tinted. 'rho minutes oi last meeting Plfwes in your town- Mr_. Wilson _6 - _ I

I e w e I r y

/ If you want what's rlghtln good

ser en po e, xpress g peas- ure at meeting the Georgetown peo- ple in connection with the Grand [Lodge. He touched briefly on the

|of her progress in the work. He also congratulated the order on the ap- pointment of the New Field Secre- ‘tary, Rev, Mr. Wilson. Rev. Mr. 'Back then welcomed the Grand Lodge ;to Georgetown on behalf of the `church and the town. A solo by Mrs.

iGeorgetov.n and responding to Mr.

speaker was Rev. Mr. Wilson, the Field Secretary, who cited conditlons` in our own town and deplored the,

iphysician, the social worker and the

Oiitobcr-' y 5 1148 1142 l14ZiWh0 WHS lO0kiHg for a boarding' December nas 1134 `11a5'h°“S¢ 1°’ his b°Y~ We “"1 *"1"* "0 » . . July 1211 1203 1203‘d0\1l)t Of the Vllllle Ol B l1lll'lT|8D lllt ' --

vr-hen that one is ours. So it was with this man, he loved his boy, and rightly, for God had given him a rich

she speaks true, that that man who

ihas tried to lead astray some other

lr oi 6- Ti was so particular for his own boy 1

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were then read and several Commit- SP°k° Of the PUSOUQI' Wl1_0 li UOW IH sl 5 to $100'

fog; appointed, our County Jail awaiting his trial

The Grand Chief Templar, Bro, 05- for the crime which ended the life of * A

wgld Graham of Cambridge, ghgnlhis fellowmnn, his own cousin; and _ ' -

gave his report which was very fa- Of U10 Old father Bild lille Wife. ‘

vorahle. This report 'made reference m0l1|"1i“E and diigmcffd. all due to I I I

to the great enthusiasm for Temper- thisthterrible curse of drinlr. It is not ¢ , .

ance which at present exists among ln e economic nor the social life € t t W t

religious bodies; also to the appoint- but in the moral-world it has its y I € S i

ment of Rev. W. D. Wilson as Field wopist etlegrts. But men all over the Th \ h ‘ soornrnry for the Temperance Ani- lan are oinine us in the flight to ere is no ot er store inih

ance, and to the death of Rev. John pllt an end to all this. What are Y0\1 f h' - gdtyhthat has I

Huwioy oi Murniinnid, n prominent going to do? von can help ,top the a greater range o w ite waists too ert an ours.

yogknr in fine ordoré 'rioncyétizo troinobin our iinir ifind. kstop it for We take on one big lot alter another if styles

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($1 ’if.‘lf§§§. i'I.“§.5§i'§..i.`i¥i‘If 12? ini ¥i‘Lu'~. 515.. " g" “ ”“ ° “”“ "" l and P1\-°S are Hghf- Hfnse We are 111 8 P°S1Ii°11

pant yon;-I wnn wi? iiluiédrod nnd six- h Anyonndhoizringh Mr. wunon oouid to offer some extraordinary values. Special line I y-six. o juven e o ges were or- ave no ou t t at the Temperance ‘

oanized during the past year. The Alliance has chosen the right man to worth 95C for 750° Another special “orth L15

Grand Chief Templar here also .read carry on its work throughout the Is- foli 95°'f Regular L50 Value for $1 25: $\ 85 a letter from a brother ln India, land. va nes I I »

which touched on the work of Tem- The public meeting was the best of , '. U it soffand on up to $3.50' tihe perance ln that land. This of‘flcer's its kind that has been held in George- `e?sOn 5 prel y f ecls are represented’ Embrold' i-rigors gfnpnuiéogeiner mdont invoronio town for nomo iimn ond rho Grand cries, laces, tucks in some effective treatment.

nn su' m e some a vanced ideas Lodge meetin ll th h

along educational lines. Report was """" ‘ g 8 mug was mon Stlyes sure to charm’

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ll0W'S THIS 7

W if io. 5.3,) Zi3“5i‘bL'l§I5§ fi.‘i‘¢"Ein’i.%‘!°i'.2 cured Jy Hallo; Cstarrh Cure.

F. . OHIGNEY & (JO, Toledo, 0 (_}}vVe thp underailned have known F- J. . en'y nriha last 15 ye rn, bellows i'.';':.:“:::.°..°.::’..'.*.iw:.'.:." fl” if .“"°°°- out any obligations msd; l:iy.hl|°di‘)i1¢i."ry

Ws€.Y1;1no.I{|INluAN &‘ Mspvfn.

o esa e ru at d 0

Hull s Oiftarrli Cure is fhreiilnlieiinglly "NDF U l"'¢¢|y I-mon the blood and' mplcpgigtsiurfaoasiof the sntem.'l‘estimon- by -H Dr5es.mi;.ce 'Ito per bottle. Sold

N;l‘:ke Halle Family Pills for constipa-

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perfect through suffering"-it is, thatlshiin helng honoured. Let Us Dot WUI He can have complete sympathy with' “ide from being united. Grieis exalt us. “He is not an high priest that us and troubles mtg us up_ on we cannot be _touched with the feeling otlsnher we Shan also reign mth our inflrmities. In this sympathy of, -, --

Christ we find a sustaining power. Him.”

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satisfactory in every way. newspaper editors and publishers of The delegates all left for their- . r arriving in Winnipeg

h dn t t 1 th 'prominence n e _

l1’Li?<liire;1cien liye tlieeniilioriilliilg Btriiln oii' "J" “"3 ““"“"'l meeting °‘ uw west'

Thuraday.-G. ern Canada Press ABSOMBUOH- 'NW

-"'* sessions will begin tomorrow and con-

EDITORS MEET IN WINNIPEG. tinue over Friday. The meeting prom-

WINNIPEGI Man__ July 9_M,myV ises to he unusually well attended."

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i S. A. Mcllonald ir:..:;'-.::;:

_ Silk Repp and Linen

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= wardrobe complete without one of thrse

handsome, light might, dust proof

/ coats They protect your costume are l elegant ln appearance extremely light

weight av il give just the amount of pro-W trciun needed from suflden chsugesln tem eiaxire, f.'-shlon favors them for

vig “ iii.

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wa-in w_aih r wear.

cream, natural linen 48 to 50 inches in length round or rquare corners all hut- ton u.mmed at $3 25, $6 oo and $6 50.

We show them inchainpigue, deep I

Another handsome line of _Iohnnies

in cha* pain-: silk repp with catawba fnfl l»l cl: iwo tone cord silk collars, revi rs ind ci~ff- at $11.00. They are

` cr-fiaiu y the b:st yet. -

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Magnificent Summer Dresses Specially Priced I

om..

This will be a great white season. The'

makers and importers knew it would bcbut they ‘ could not walt for the trade to open and here is ' a wealth of beautiful dresses at your disposals ' sacrifice to a backward season. -I

Lot 1 Dainty embroidered and lace trimmed l

white dresses $2.50. -~ - ‘ Lot 2 White organdie dresses fiue and sheer

souvenir jewelry you should come ' here.

We have hat pins. belt buckles,

“G Pl|l8.tle clasps. rinfs, brooch

pins, lockets-souven r jewelryn

every kind-all articles of every l day use dslntily decorated wit

the P. E. Island coat of arms

Prices range from 15° a piece

upwards. '

W. iN. Tanton

lace and embroidery trimmed $3.35. i

Lot 3 White all over embroidery dresses in

very handsome effects $4.00. _ _ _ , L0* 4 Special lot oi colored muslim dresses _ in pale blue, pink and champagne Q6 oo for |4,¢° ‘ S" W1’ illllhnm dresses piinclpsllly stripes

black and wh te. brown and white and lue and ' white. Splendid tub dresses very special at $1.50, $2.50, $3.oo. ‘

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