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ULY 23 1926 - I THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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_  I . I tial ro ert on U er Hillsboro
Il l up  N  Sires? tg Ml-Is. Fannlypcampbell of
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f . 'V ill I1' STEAK-Hamburg Steak made daily.
vine Service will he held in Church
Ill Lhurch Churchill on July 25thl
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES -.
wart at 3.30 p. ni. (l. S. Trantr
- , grounds. The children greatly~en- “' P1030
IIS 1 -i our 1 » . --
Lynch S Glrc . tllltlteii to  llltelyrlitllix MUNTMUE- There wlll ho- Ex`I`R*3-'°°°I‘°‘I I'I"“- °°°k=d C°"\ Beef. cooked sees,
r  lll'0l>1'ielor ui the show. ‘Til 'hildl Service in the United Church. c°°k°II THIN’ (‘pI°°II "III I’I°kI¢d) 0Id Faah- 1
At' B  ren of 31 V1,,,,_.1,1,, 0,610 Montague, next Sunday evenlnig at I°"°d D'°I°“ B°°I' °I°-~ HC- 
-* - -. - ~ i ` ' I"a"“g° 7 clock. 'rho nov. 1-iii ir Mule
on weie a so invited but unfortunately ° S "- |_AM55_..3pr|,,g Lamb, killed ,1,,1|y_
The favourite pastIme‘In 1'*-[were ,,,,,,1,1c ,O be D,-c,,em_ a young pastor, will conduct the
ioiieiown this “’°”I‘ I’ I‘YII°II III' As the G. w. v. A.-is behind the Helme-
“1,,,,-,~, large- crgwds are
show, it is worth o
Circus. ' - ' y f the t -
seen every fine nigh-t_wen_ Il\g._¢_III;\ILI' 1156 ot’ our citizens. Every pgoll); LOWER MUNTAGUE- -- T110
way towiiid- the gl`0“IIII.II at I g ' which is spent on the circus Rev- N- D- MI’D°_I1”I‘I OI IVIUl'l'l1Y
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ever faclilti’ _lfglslsh IIIZIIIIIS to\vIIIII;I;II  V- A. boys whr, ,,,~,, @11,10,,y,,,,,._ United Church Lower Montague at,
ii Sl10“' l*Ins‘I“aml' Merry garéund' ing to pay oit the mortgage 01, 1_1,e1,. 3.30 p. m. Sunday School ut 2.301
Chuiroptt 8 ' ' onie. ' p. fn.
The CIYCIIS I-‘I “IIIII IIIIUIIIIIZIIII IIIIII The Lynch Shows trzivells the 'i
- ' "10ck. - troliiniz mujorlt over ll i
ery t-vtmng alwllt Hlevefl 0 I- Maritime Provlnc 11 1 1 PR RBYTERIAN SERVICE l _ Y II WI" es 111
llvhaplli’ uroi»\'lI III SIIG? coming city' well received.  ai:-tiiizlllzdlrwlllls. nII"UI1 GI""’° HIIII- FmCI"w“ SIIIII  A-Ill:-Ivlil;-;l’nm`.lI' The answer M Ihe=
Y-_ - .il
.,.- ? ff," ‘ if  ` C6 `
  -_-,.f.-§,,,,;,‘1,,,,'5 ...?.‘i.i”3.i*.‘2i‘”.?.?“?  Roofs
 'i' - ~ ` -1 " '-  I I f‘.';‘:."r.:’.;.:‘;..i.1:Z‘1Li“,"1;.it5L.;:: M¢-at Mafkltf
_ 1 vi .  1|  cl'-iunci-|i|_i. saavicis - --Dui P]-IONE_ 421
 | ll I I  E, ll” i? I1;-xtgltl 3 lmfclock. Collection in aid!
1?? _‘_ l i _,QW 0 0|' BDE.
$4 Services will be held Sunday July`
_ff. ; _ ,L_-__ _<_____. .-:_  zmn in Harrington Presbyterian: P°RK"F'°'I' I-”'°I"' Fm" R°°°I" F'°'I‘ S°"'“II"'
f "fé""”°’ 1-`*‘ `--- lr-J Church at 11 a_- m- an-1 ln Mt- Ste- amos-Milk fm chicken. and Fowl.
BEEF--“Stall fed" cattle hung two weeks bslorg eutting,
held in our .Amonia refrigeration plant.
J. M. ROOF & C0.
n 1,yucii's CIFCIIB I3 “‘IIIII)D°d wnh Zl'0ll!1tI. port of it goes to the G River will conduct service in the  
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which he is loader. and the carol
and diligence with which they
have endeavoured to implement,
their pre-election promises to gov-.
ern the province in line with the
wishes of the people as expressed
at tho polls. -
We heartily 'endorse the many
complements extended by thc
pross anti public men of this and
other provinces upon the sul-1-ess
of our Premier and his colleagues
at the Prcmlt-r's (,‘oufer|-uct-, one
Iof tht- direct results of which was
llo st-t-tire an llicrense oi’ $4il,il00.llIl
to our annual revenue, which we
bciicve to be only n partial rocniz-
nitlon of our claim on "Railway
taxes" account, anti lu which, with
the prat-lit-al and business-like ad-
ministration of ltt. lion. Arthur
.\lci1.:llcn in power, wc confiileiitly,
believe n fuller settlement will be
secured -bringing to our treasur
the much larger sums ou this ac-
count to which \vc are entitled. '
We further congrntulate_ him.
upon that splendid expression of_
the confidence of the people who.,
in three bye-elet-tions since our,
last annual meeting, returned
three mem-bers to support bis gov-_
ernment the lion. H. Fraiik Mr-
Pheo, .\lr (leo. I). Pope and Mr Nor--
mun .\1cl.t-od, all of whom will bc'
,of valuable assistance in the con-l
duct of the affairs of tho Provini-c.l
Mrs Andrew Murphy moved thel
following resolution. secoinlcd by
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Victoria
Hotel
Ono ol the largest and but
equipped Hotels In Eastern
Canada. Contains 120 rooms.
44 of which have private
baths. Completely renovated
In the paat few years. Few
Hotels throughout Canada
and tho United States have
its splendid table. Courteoua
service to all Guests. Tolo-
phonea in rooms.
Rates $4.00 to 05.00 per
day.
Charlottetown `
Hotel_ Co., Ltd.
Proprietors
HARRY C. BROWN, Manager
VICTORIA HOTEL
.\ir. ami Mrs. ii. Hazen, .\lonta~
1111": -\IFS. (1. A. ’l`humpson, Montai-
-ltuiloun. won by hard struggle, but for'
l-rut-; .\ir. and .\lrs. ff, ll. Thouip
ward, some with prizes. und 801110 W, P. i,ynch is the youngest Man- Lilly July 25th at 3 p. m, pe,-_ _.\_ _ ‘c was a decisive one, re--.\irs .l. i-J. I1. .\ic(7i-endy,-~ -_sou, .\lastcr Stanley ’l`honipson._
w1,1,,,,,1_ but nevertheless all hair age, and ownur M __ show of this A_ 'Mcheod M summerside Wm BanI1Q]f"‘siil_i_i'iig in tho return of 116 Con- RES0l.Vl~]D that this Queens Nfoiitiiitiic; W. \\'. Mt:Noil. Sack-`l-roi.~.-iiori. ns the declared fiscal poll-
' `» I f Il'L‘1~1, 24 Progressives 2 L b- (`ount liberal-Const-rvative \~\so- 111 - . . . .
DY- , nature. In the business the amount Dl"1I1CI1- I‘3V91`YI10fIy W€IC0lU9- ---' “Il H ‘ B’ ' Y ‘ ’ ` V 9- M* ~SII‘IfI@I`» 5I0IIII“f1I» -I» II-
Tlic fl. \\_. V~A'“’II° have I’m“I'IIII lot. emplo ees ml , l i - 1'- d 1) or ‘II-Id 1 IIIIMIIEIIIIIIIII I11 °l>lJ0BitI0n citliloil coiirnatulatcs the Ril»!Il1.Mncdoiinld, Montreal; .\lr.and .\frs.
-1 to Clnu-lotletown y II" "II II III f°“"Y (continue .from P=il° to his following. of only 100. Act- Hon. ,\rthur Melgiien upon the de- 11_ r1_ _\1,,,,_.,,. B,,,,_.1,,,,,, 11,,” ,1,,._.,.
Lynch'- .Sioivs ' five and it requires three cars 10 LEG AMPUTATED. - 'It is re-
yestcrilhy ”'II@I`IIIIII°‘I the "IIII‘II"eII, transport the show ported that Mr. William O’Brien ,,,,pc,,1 1-01,. 1, mod 0,-g,,,,,1m11,,,,_ 11I*l"lI by greed for office Mr. Kiiii:,<‘-iSlol1 of tho pc0l1I0 0! <`2lHll<Il1 U1
ofthe l’t0I0>1Illl1t0l‘llIl1llllige at thei _ I -_ ' whn was me _,cum nf 8 deplorablo d U “ke-d Dr- Jenkins and Mlw and his party refused to bow to1pl_nt-e him in power, in the i-lectiiiii|y|,,,,_,_; _\,,._ mm _m.s_ |,_ S4 _\1,.|,,_
tcr and llarry Morse. llrocktou;
_ - _- -_ _ . up In 'IIll1 f>0ill1I»1l‘ Will, and, with thc ten-,ot Oct. Zilth, and upon his acces ,,,_.,' H; ,--
Service
A B D of Sl Andrcw`s Church St
adia Protestantis
<1-ptllbic of progressives, until fort-
Did Mr. Meighen later with the
(-oudeuin(-tl and deff-ated 'l/lat
" ‘ .' ' __ _ _ report, "the report that was not als into the liades of defeat to in- With pleasure ii.-o approve thc<
 Tru Iz§_§I‘:_I;3aIn ixlemlggst fly, to 1,0 puhll1.1h@(l," stall thc Conservatives under spit-udid light niraiust the iiiionilctli
. _ Dr. Madfl/llllam then paid s, i:rih~ l’i'cmicr ilaxtcr in the si-als of gov- tit-st.ruciion of the automoibilt- in-i
St . 't t I '- . .
  P.lXI‘ISIf_‘;;Id q.IEI;;_ uto to the Rt.-lion. Arthur Melghen. 1-i'nment. in Snskatciiewun, whore duslry ol' fiauatla, hy which it duty,
l,lbi-this in their hey-day were on mnlcrizil used in construt-tioni
n _l Progressive group to obtain powor?|iioasti|ig ot` u growing strength, and an a/iiolition of the King gov-|
_ w|Ns,_oE SER,/|cE_s ___ The No, lie said. "you may support molilio (‘oiiservaiives made n gain of ernment sales tax, orluivaleut to
15,111,311 (~_1,,,,~ch of C_,,,,,,|,,_ Rev" W_ if you wish, but l am n0t g0InZ toltiirco seats, Wllllrli 'l`lli<} l.illi‘]it~ tho rr-dui-i-.il duty on 1-urs, was sc-
1|_ p,,1mc,._ M|n1,,,m._ Servlccs sum sacrifice one iota oi’ the princlplcsi_-\ilS l.()S'i` Tl-).\'. These, follo-w- retired, ilius cusuriul; a i~oiitiiuntiit~f-_
'lily July 25th.; |1lgl1f|@1,1 11a_ m_ of thc Llhernl-Conservative party. ,ing the arcr-sslou of the Cqnserva- of tht- auto Ilitlustry, and at thu]
,,.,,,w 0 1 Dr 'vfncMiilan concluded with iivt- i-`cr1_;u-ion govt-rumt-nt in Ou-1sanio time 1-nahlin1; tin- cur nuiuu~1
l"'.- Rt3...Wli -- f - -f " -
 Prince Street 35:31, 7_311np_ n:fI1»mI;,c:1|,,g Snl,l:,(£ fitting reference to tho appoint-Ilnrio, tit-it-iitiiig thc Drury 'l’ro1,:rcs- i‘at~iurers lo soil thi-ir :iuios at al
_ 8
at \V1,,31,,c Norm on Wodueyday at ment of lion, W. A. Black of llull- sive party, und thc uingnificoiil iuntciini ieduttiou in pi ict-.V l
p_ m_ fax as Minister of ltailwnys. victory of our own Const-.rvntivt~s The promise oi’ a "brick forv
____ The Convention, one of the lar1;~ led hy llnn. J. il. Stewart (now brick" tarirr lirthc mnticr oi ini-ini
N004-»o+¢o4»oo+4 _ est anti most enthusiastic In the 1-rcuilm‘i over tho incopetont lioll and :tgrii-uitural products wo he-
Y0RK_MARSHF,E|_D _ Rev his-tory of the Country, in which`goverunit-lit, all combine to leave llovo will hoof ;:|'r-at.lic-lic-fit io thc!
.
  ,j-'_ _ B t, 1', _,_ I the votes of 474 delegates were no doubt upon any intelligent zniud faruiers of this iroviurrc, ami that
F1 1 oo iroyti, li/lusts-i --
ii,|,,_,~,,1,f1C1,1 11 H m lalensam actually r€11l’l`d0¢Ii then closed with as to the sure trend e.[ the popular it restriction uiltlll III” 5-‘IU0-'lUU.U‘IU
Ona Ianrtlon  lla our limi of a wards I ' I I' _ Ihme Cheers H1111 H IIKGF f0l‘ .\I€‘Sl~ll"S will in favor of Coiisorvntivc sys- uf pork, eggs, niitl i`arm proflur-is
(` - . .. .. . . ‘
|'°'ll’ ll1l"¢I°ll   M our lin. or s rumor ,,',rC(:,`:|v,,I; I; l:nmY0;I|{,0;i?,I|) sv nl:/I I; Myers ami Mosservy, and also for toms of govcrument in every now impoi'ted'iiito (jzinutia cniinoil
.lI|h\ lnlortllll ........_................. 'ln por llnv nf 5 words si(-rvlr-o qt nfmlt' Mrs H R 'Vcs'S0); (lie Rt. HDR. Arthlir Melghcll, dlltl part of C.-|l1;t(In_ ,full 111 giving to our people it lliorl-' Q
_ . . . h I _ . lc _
- I - . I ' I IIY 11 UK lltl the National All- ' I would cm hasize tint uotwiili- stable market and better pr cs tor
 »»»» I I’--k-1 I III 'I' I ' gan . . I’ .
U 'N I L ‘ewan w I' ‘.e. n m 8 IIl€ll1 GOD 5AiVE 'I`-IIE KING stinding all these factors in our the precincts of our ifarms. _ 
Teachers Wanted
WANTED - THIRD CLASS TEA-
clirr for (Tulodoiila School No 51.
Snpplt-.int-lit $50.
WANTED- Ti-iiR‘D ci.Ass TEAC-
iivr for Alinoy School. Supple-
nit-nt fifty dollars.-John Gorm-
iry, Si-ci'i:tnry of Trustees.
8X2-T-21l-ill
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
-i‘rot1-.-iniitteacher for Milburn
St-liooi, holding a second class
license, 'llltleuninicr vacation"
Supplement $100. Apply at once.
Fred itobiiins, Sec'y of School
Trnslecs. 883-7-23-21
-_M
TEACHER WANTED-FOR RIV-
I‘l' VIlt\\' School, No. 69, Protest-
:uit prciorrotl. Supplement
III'-fill. I-‘rt-1-inan ltobortsoii.
Si'1")'- I`lli1lal‘ l’uIllt.
S-I0-7-21-Ill
WANTER _ TE/xcnen Fon
Sitting Brook St-hool.No tis. Supp.
I"it-I i'lnss. $125, Secolid- $115.
‘\I’i’Ii' ILV illiouo (lliarios l‘n.ynlor,
J- A. .\loc-it, S‘oc'y. French lllvor.
887-7-23-2|
Mille Help Wanted
'W
WANTED `- MAN FOR' HAVING.
/\l’l1Iy John L. Ztloresizlo; Nnrih
Iillvf- s:s;¢~'l-21-zii.
_A ___ ___
WANTED _MAN To wonk on
II‘I`"l -lllirusi lst. Apply Shn\v‘s
l|ul\'l_ il|‘ni-lu-ly llcacli.
_p Sill!!-7-2fl~ll|
WANTED _ A FEW |N1'Ei.i.iG-
"III llorlllllltt to learn Salciiiaiiship
""'I"" 0Xll1'rt iiitui:i~goi'. Salary
:uni iionus mr those choscu. Ap-
l'lIl.\'_ Wm. Spruwell, Qucou liotcl.
` 1- ssl-7-es-zi
§____&__;______
_ Wanted
"’_,’*,_*j,§,flf To suv on new-r-
“_”-h llrvuso ct-iiiriilly lot-rliml
WI -lmwnltitlerti 1-onvoiiioiit-os.
II” I 1-.lo Guardian.
_ J)
 V _ 866 7 ..2tI'.
:_ff_]_’ElT-‘Iss-covgnuon sat-
L__w""W"‘*‘l of- a 4 li. l~’._%tn-ltiio
_“___” ';" <i\nliio,-arty-our 'having
"__" Koi’ toil". wrltn. G. is. Wad-
- ,rllys Cross, -i-. 11:, 1,
860-7-22-2|
Wm;
N ' '
~-E221
I'R
,§_'_1fl_NG sci-iooi. Fon Nunsss
Th” lo-nlthl, mtv.-rhiii. Mess.
wnh" _Y"lllll1' course. Affiliation
F, I1°0\'idf-nee City lfospltal.
_|;‘(Ff:‘l|ihlI\0iir day. Allownhce S15
,__ Y- Um- hour from Bos-
_\"- ‘I"0r further information ap-‘
Iy II’ Sllllf‘rinlr-ndent.
_ _ sas-7-22-1|
For Bale
 __i
er also a rubber-tire waggon.
Apply to Guardian. 828-7-21-4|
FOR SALE- BABY CARRIAGE
lduston St,
FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE SEC-
ond iiniid ford truck in good run-
ning order. Charlottetown Gar-
age Co., Prince St.
NEW BOATS FOR SALE-SUIT-
able for the shore and fitted fo
lobster and cod fishing. Write
l’. A. ltooncy, boat builder
Sourls. 866-7-22-10l.
HORSES FOR SALE-JUST AR-
rivod :t choice r-or load of horses
now oil salt- at llulitnlil Kr Bel
(‘o.`s wii:trl'. .\ir. Ncll aud.Wood.
Sill-7-22-31.
l~`1-mule llelp Wanted
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
mnld. Apply by letter to 169
ldiisloii Street. 3i
MAID WANTED -- (WITH EX-
perienco in cooking) in family of
two. No washing. Extra good
warn-.s to capable person. Apply
A. ll. cnro of Gtlardlun. 47891-8-tl’
Miscellaneous
JNO. McDONALD.._LAND SUR-
vnyor, liorninnvillo, P. E. I.
506-7-10-lmo
 »-
BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
tlntt-ti ul 1172 (irafton Street.
838-7-21-Ill
ATFTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
prlvnlr- i‘o.~'iil1-in-a “'l`o i,r\l." No.
220 Oiicon Sir:-ot. (‘ommod|ous
t-outrul, with all modern conven-
i-uiros lm-liidiug yhrri wlill lllll'-
n|;i‘ niiii gnrlloii. itvlli lllflilllflllfl
Apply lu 222 Qlluvll Sil‘Nil.
I . 865|-7-2`.l-2|.
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Lost
Losr IN THE CITY. KEV'8 IN
1-nuts, Also 4-uso 1-ouininiiig Man-
siu-liiisclis lit-mise and rcllistra-
lion papers. l~‘luder please
lr-uvn at this ofl‘it-r-_ Still-7-22-III.
Situatlons Vacant
 
,BMACK IDEAL SOFT DRINK
flavor; cool, refreshing. health-
ful. deliizhtfully tasty: made ln I
Jiffy: enormous demand: ll01'lfI
ten cents. get rollin! 0'*"1III°'
*NW "°°"N¢¢~No»o N no.
make his mono! U11! "'“IIII°I`
FOR SALE-EXTRA GOOD DRIV-
tho kindness and generosity of the
t-iervlco will bo conducted by tht-
pastnr in Stanhope United Church
at 7 p. ui. l’ropnratory service
will bo ln-.ld in -tho West Covehead
Church on ‘Friday evening at
8 o'ciock, when Rev. Dr. llnnisay
01- Trinity Church will give tho evl
dence.
MacCANNELL-RIPLEY NUP-
TIALS.--St. James Prosbyterizin
Church was the scoue of a protiyl
early morning wedding on Wednes-
day, July 21st, when Dorothy,
youngest daughter of Mrs. MacCan-|
neil and the late Alexander Mac-
Cauueli wus united in marriage to
ilnurie Wialter Ripley, son of .Vir-
John A. and the late Mrs. ltlplt-y.
of Anihcrst. N. S., the ceremony'
being performed by ltev. W. Brucey
Muir. Tho bride who was unatteud-I
cd. was given in marriage by her
uncle. Mr. Chester Acorn, und look
od very Winsome In a costume ol'
iiavy und sand with h'lt to match.
ciarryinix a shower bouquet of rrlhvll
and carnations. -i’r0f. F. T. Wutkis
organist. of Si.. .lumos Chnrcli, ron-‘
ngrgri the Wndding March. After'
tho ceremony the bride and i»Zl'00m-
motorod to llordon and loft for lia-
11¢,,x 1,1111 other points in the Mari-
times. Prior to her niarriallll. ill"
bride was a guest al. several show-
er-4 given ln her honor. She receiv-
.-ul many beautiful gifts. int-.ludinK
in set- of biniogos China from the
Manager and staff of the ltoyal
been a valued emllloi-10 1111' S“"*“1'
make their future home s ii Y
sionary address. The special loose I tl H t d L _ n I with H I _L plulwl
~ . . - nvor ie -a o u is /iw more iese n v -w we - -e - ~~ -
,I-:f~E,er,l,l;I1Icg(,;§eW' M' S' “mm All ANNUAL MEETING urircnt thzlu ever ybeforc. The our heartiest support to thc IIOSIOIIJ C- F- (Hlll-li:ll“F. Ii1llIllll‘*l
I \ I d 1 (Tustoius probe and many other1Meighen government, and 111140  gi   IIIIIlI_IIIII]I"I`- IIIIIIIIIIM
. I V01`Y 11189 1111 1`€Dl‘9S0l1If1IV"ftlls<:losurt-s shows the unscrupu-_ipon all Const.-rvatives, 'ind all - .; - - C. (lil t\L:1"l`. iallul'-‘il
CHILDRENS `TREAT'_0“mg to-Tl10eIIl1K 0-I <I8I0H8I-08 U1 me 1\ll"lous ciuirncter of those we have t-'J tlrue country loving Liberals who N. Il.; J. E, Mcllisli. Boston.
nuol Convention ol’ the Qu€0ll`~‘l contend against and the cxperi- place honesty before party, to
Mi. and Mis. J. Kenny. motoicil
from New York on a visit to ruini-
ives in Moreil. En route they wt-ri-
jolned at Ottawa by Mr. and Mi-za.
Kenny, The party loft on return io-
_ tiny.
Mr. K. M. Jenkins, lui-rcluint oil
New Glasgow. N. S., has arrived ou'
the Island to visit friends. l
Willie in Clinrlottt-to'-vu ho will
be tho guest of his nephew, l'.
ami Mrs. McDonald. z zz
Miss ltirat-.io (lay and Mrs. lt. l‘.§
Reed of Boston have arrived lionn-1
to spend part of tho summer wlihl
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Von .
Cluro Gay at “The Cedars." Mrs.I
‘lts-.ofl was acooiripuiiied by hor twol
children, Madeline and ltscht-l»
E.
lighted to seo ihmu again. I
mouth. who have bc-on spewlinlr
parents. Captain Ernest Kemp and
Mrs. Kemp of this city. linvri rr-turn
cd to Yarmouth, win-.rn Mr. l-It-mp
is accountant ii: tho Bank ,il Nui-n
Scotia.
Western Guardian
-LOST - iN KENSINGTON
Juy 21. lndy`s hnndhniz. ltr-wnrd
to fndor -Mrs A H Mason carc-
axperlencs cr cl'lDIIl1I \I11“°°°’
Their many friends hero are do-.I
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kemp of Yer-1
their holidays with the _{;ii'nior'sl
country .ind t-specially lilo liulit-s_
all of whom gave us tht-. most. ex-l
1-client of service, and tho great
rank and filo of noble workers_
whose labors so much contrihutoil,
to our most rect-,lit success(-s. With,
ilrni-ie my personal relations hnvu,
been most. pleasant and will ovor
bo gratefully rem(-mln-red. 1
l have the honor to bo Ladies-
nud lit-ntlomoii l
Ohctliuully und fnlliifully yours,,
'Wr ALLAN STEWART.
imud Tiicatro, .lilly 22nd. 1926.
Ou -motion of Mr. Nornian tiilllll
all poll 1-olitmlttees ivcro re-olouiolll
:is they stood at last convention.;
siilijoct to it few climiizf-s since,
made -by polls on account of death
or removals.
The l‘lxet-.utive 04' last your were
ro-elected as they stood nt lustl
-onveutinn. sniiient to it few
changes since mario by polls on nc-
coiint of tioath or removals.
The Executive oi' last yt-nr wr-ro
re»nlet'totl ~hy the seperate volt-s o
ihd sevorul districts as follows:
. lst -District-George M. Mt-Kay.
-lsmornld; Jerome Mt-Guiiznn, Klu-
fkors.
2nd District -- (leoi';:e Wlilto,
York: Lyman Promorc, llanipnhire
3rd District- -Wm. J. Gibson.
Marshfield; Chas. Mcllonuld, Mt.
Stewart
4th District-.lohn Fraser, Avon-
dale; -Noumsn Gillis, Eldon
1 Sth District-W. Allan Stewart,
ihllcliiu-l Conway, Norman W..
I/L
‘ The following resolution was
Russ Hotel _
A very comfortable and' `
homelike Hotel at a moder-
tho finest street In the sity,
S_‘_0tvcVS'm\_€‘t g'rpt£‘°"u;I;IIIInI`;IIa ';ImI;I§C|o2;1try Liber§.l-Coinseril'ati\'e Assfiip-11;-o of thc last six months has dt"|strive cai'tiestIy for ti strong sul)-_ _
     --  iii.. “.i.‘;:i .:.‘f‘.f;.-.‘...‘.;:;,.':':';1'.:. ‘;.;’.i‘ :.’;‘.r.. .‘:.‘;;;.‘:.;:-..§i.‘;‘  Eastern Guardlan
<»I1<--lll. H000 HS IIUW. Apply 218 Brighton yesterday. A special liro-,the President. Mr- W- AIIIIII backed by rl nm.l0ritY amiilt’ lnrseivtlil at Ottawa, und that we inayy
gram was arranged for their lir-lie-|S,,,“-,,,-1 1,, the chair. TI10 llllll' enough to control the all-lirs oiinot again return to a pt-rind of ..*NEW l’l~Ilt’l`ll The l'te\'.’l`hom
III' IIIIII they m°III' II"I`"`IIIy ‘III-I"y°‘IlllI€5 UI IHHI lllllllllll ll100lIlli§ \\'lfl‘U state with a ‘steady hand. i-ubnli\il- shame and disgrace similar to tlitttns \\'ood will pi-I-at-ii in .\'c\\~ Perth
II~ The CIIIIIIWII °I SI' \III'“"’III`5il`01i<I ily lIl€ SUCYCI-8l‘Y. IVIl`- Nl'l‘lll1'I1 ered hy interested factions with just brought to a close. ‘Ilnnday ‘ifitli nt 3 p, ni.
(Catliolic) Orphanage were also in- W, I,owtI\8l'» and 4Il1IY llllllrovell- merccliry visions on the trcnsi1r,~'II Both resolutions were receirt-<l‘
vited but owing to una\'0III1lI>I@ CII' The President then read .als nn- ,md 0,, national leiglslatiou. \\'lii.`\y111, loud applause 31,11 ,,11a1,1,,,,,,1,,-' A new vziiiity <-use can bo worn
.- .. lCUm5II1I1C°S 111959 ‘II charge “"8 l11ll1I f6P0l't BB follows. which was this purpose in View I wU,,1.1 call ly passed, Ion n ribbon -bracelet or as a locket.
s‘8"`23 II`l1l1l1I1I8 10 11060111- I'0l'I18Dl! tlley 11111)' adopted wit-h applause. upon every Conservative, :ind 0,, motion of Robert A, Mcplmlll About 2000 sutomatic telephon-
have their turn later. To the Liberal-Conservative Assn- eye,-y honest home and corrritry-log Clyde R1ve,-_ ,.1,,c,,,,,1e,1 by _\-_ A_ es have been installed in the city
--' 011111011 0! Ql-l0@1l'B C011l1IY» loving Liberal, to condemn thntitllilig 01- 1.;1d0,,_ 1; was ,,,,,,,,1m,,,,_.1y of Madras.
I COVEHEAD, UNION ROAD AND Ladies and Gentlemen: w1,1¢1, 1,1111 -1,0131, 1111311191111 ,.1111 do-I m.;S()LVE11_ 11,", at ,1,,._ ,,,,,~,,1,,_,‘ Forms have --lit-.mi invented to
S,T‘ANHOPE.- On Sunday, 'July Since l last had the honor of g,-,,,11,,g 1,, 111;, 91,141, und in jolul,,11,,,, 01- c,,,,,11,1,,1c,,_ ,,,, 11,0 11,-_.,1`iii:il<c t'ri-slily nplilit-il stucco ro-
' 25th I-Il0 Sl\Cl”1H1l0lll UI’ U10 L0l`lI'H Dl`0B0l1I-Illif -my 11111111111 1'0l1f’\'I I`1l'1'iwit.l\ strong and united hands iuI.1,,,11,,[_ and 1,, 311 1,,,|1,,,1,,g wc,-pls:-iii-lilr~ brick walls.
Supper will be dispensed in this ada has passed one of the niosilg1y1,,g 1,, 11,0 -R1g1,|_ 1.1,,n_ ,\,11,,,,-`,wn can,11,1,,,,,,, are ,U 1),, C1m_.,,,,,_, A coinprcs_soii air lo4~omot|\'o has
pastoral charge as follows: At eventful years in her political his- M,._1g1,,,,, 11,9 ,biggest and 1110111- Ill' overy ballot paper .must ¢,,,,,,,1,, in-cu built in iinly for use over
Weat (‘.ovohend United Church ai tory. Ili the general election of ,,._111,_w,,1_ following that ever ditl 111,, n,,m,,,, 01- ,wo m,l.Hm,,,' mm "Hi fiotuietl rtlillvflyfl-
, 11 it. m., nl, Union Road Unltetiloctolior 29th, the King govei-iiiui»iii-1,,,,,,,,- 1,, 11,,, 11011110 1,1 (lmrirrrons1o11,,,11,,1,, f,,,- ,, 1,._.,,, ,,,- ,;,-,.,,,,.,- ,,,,,,,,
(Thurcii nt 3 D- m. ltnv. Mr. ltyall appealed to the people for it work~`,,,,y C,,,,,,,11,,,, 1-,-011,111,-_ 1,1,,.,- ,,,,,,,1 1,,. ,~,._1,._,»1,.,1_ -flll l"'IIl’l`~*l I-0 itl'lf\'l‘llI IIlf‘lll SIIG(-
of 'l~,-luity (~h-urcli, Clmrlottntowii zrhlo mandate consisting of u t-on-I 1,, 1,1,,,,1,,,_7 11.11111, 1,,1l11,1,1,1l1¢- of-| M,,,,11ng ,1,,,,,“,,,1_1,,,,,.,,,.,| U, m,:,,,`iii1_: to roils when uiovr-d.
will assist tim pastor and give the ‘1~1,.,._,~,, ,,,,,1 _m,.,,,1,,.,-1, ,,_1 111,, 1.;,,,.,,,1..,l1 L30 ,O m,,,,|",,,,, ,._,,,,11,1_,,,,,,_ A innciiiiu- for planting r-nliluigu
wwoaa,
ate prico.
Largo and well lighted
rooms with hot and cold wat-
or.
Splendid table, oourtaoua
oervioa,
Centrally located. being on
and in cioae proximity to
churches, depot, theatres
atc. ` =
nam 03.00 a any.
Weekly ratio on applioo
tion
MAJOR D. A. MaoDONAi_D
Provfllvor
O-#O04-04-Q-#ooo-0-ooo-OOO-00-604
RUSS HOTEL
K:-nnolii Owz-n, l,orno flwou
Miuuio Owl-ii. Malin-tliio; i\ir. lt.
Mt-Kcnzic, .Vlrs lt. Mt-Keiizic, Miss
l,oIs (;rt-<~u, Mulpt-quo; ltussol Mv-
K1-nzir-., .luck Mt-Knnzie. Muipe-i1i|<~;
Mr (leo. (lodkin. Mrs I-I. i’. llnckor,
Mrs ilvrl Mt-Kay. -Siiinnu-rsiilo:
,loan I). McKay, Eric C. Mt-Kuy,
Suminersifio; (‘.oiin Smith. Ellor-
slie; S. Monkley. Hampton; Mrs.
Robert Yeo, Northam; A. ll. lnmau
Hampton; Mrs H. fi. (hiild, .\ius~
qundoboit Har-hour. N. S.: A. (7.
McKay, »ll<-verley. Mass; (‘. ll. (loss
“Unk 0|' CIIIIIIIIII' ""II"°.“I‘° MII of Frank Clover ldilniuirf- I,i.owther. all of Charlottetown. New Ilondon; Miss Clara Mt-Kay.
Tvne Valley; Mrs Ira. D. McKn,v.
ul yew-~ M1- 'W1 14”- II'l‘I°>' "III siirri-is l--loved by Mr- John Frmr of M011- New London; nov D. K. nm..-_
I II rw ~-- I'IflI@ “WI ll°¢`0l1d9lI Ill' NIT- N0l‘"111l1 North Bsdeque; T. J. llumphroy.1
station. N. H-. wh-re Mr- lllr-lf->' *H i-iotwi - Ai oessmie. sim-i..y, .iiiiy onlin or sidon. wiimrii vriiry; Ai.-X mir".-, is-rss
.\lana|:er of the RDYHI II'111I*- lil. 1928, to -Mr. and -Mrs. Ernest (‘.| town; Mr .B. -B. Owen, Mrs B. ll.
---<**';"' Holm. a non, Congratulations. , l-IESOINFJD that an the Liberal- owen, Mrs A. .\l. Owen, hisipeqiir:
Q 'PERWNALB .Conservatives of Queen- County in Mr U. B. Mossy. ciuton; Miro
HOGAN - At South Shore July Rlllllllll convention WP YPDPW 0lll` Eleanor Owen, Mnipe-que; Mr. Alex
Mr- J0l‘Pl1I1 VI“KII111‘1l1- I'I0l‘I‘1Il III 20 1926 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank appreciation of the llnn. J Dln Mr-Kay. Grahnm‘s Road- \‘ir
§ .
railway accident at Sourls, has had 1,11, McKinnon and Kennedy for _ _ , _ si i itux; I-`. liaustlucl, .\lontrc
'_ his leg nmputated in the City llos- their kindly and sincere uttitutlo.  ‘yr g[‘)I`f::1I§11Ill]‘;"I1t0IlI) Ifillutlo tlit;,1;1`1;,(,l,r,_')rt,{)l_;_  Ig(y;;~l11;itl$IlII;;|z1l; J. S. Nt-wsoui, liostou; .\i. Il
l1II1lI~ H0 IH dfllllll HS Well 1111 Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac‘Mlilaii.lha,. ,,111 ,1 1, ' ly ‘I‘II"I “lf -‘I ‘I LI- I ,~‘II I'-l'nlt|-r. Toronto; ti. ltorras. Mon
U‘1l1III D0 1’-Xll€UIf"I lllll-`I0l' II10 CIl" amid great applause was called ull- - J: an “IMF W III III” 89"' ‘IIIIIII ‘II “III” ‘IW III" ‘I"III"I`IIII‘-‘-trcul; I-‘. ii. .\f:iriiu, .\iiauii, i-`ln.;
cumsmnceih on lolalldlrefsjlzl the meel.llngI H8  “tl to retire- ou .luue I 2'ltli under kcurlc Kim! l-Zovt-ruint-uit A II Mr' and Mm' A' U' XIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIHS
-~- gre ua e-1 e asseini age on - _ _ ' ‘ - ' _- - ' f -_ wick, Mass; Mrs. l-I. .-\.lto»\o_(`on
NEW LONDON C ___ '_ 1 _O U tht. shame of scandals disclosed by \\it.h saiisiactioii wi- rt-fer to the . _
service fx' thcmP'l‘H;lJ t Tlhll malulimcen spllrithoilvacodlgelgytllll lilo Customs probe. After a six Customs probe iiuuigiimtcti hy thoi , - -» - ~- - -- - A
`(-hurchcs 'Lt NB 9 Londgn Y ifoag ‘hm Hnrtmmyrwtllct th S unhgly  months fight for political existence (`ou~aerv'itlve party under thc abit-‘ IIIIICMII' N' II'I CIII"`I'“"I I"' I’°'II;` 'I"‘I I" I"""`" “I"’" III" I°"“°I' G"'°'"`
1 W - I1 G "1 W0 I9 0 9 ` .` ` ' " " I ' 'l111, Boston' C A. Kirlovooii Ott-i-l t ii ii .fiom that the in »-...ut
. ,<1 .str-.in i ii~ii ii ii .ii f 1-. .u.u.‘  - ‘"‘“"" "2" U ’
.llltll]or25amlllc'll-arIvmi”limi Sunday’ lluncqlwhlch Isxistssalltlz/Ieweell`rtl';\sL lI\'a-“lvtlolitl, ailvleat llnwcliliriiiorllell  (Stlc(\Iteti\(.Ii“ rerlliltinghlu tllllllle siartl-l “VII C- A- Iirlllc. ilniiiax: C. A. Rn-I
Loilllon ‘li emdBLoo OVREII 28% “wird auddtNtlireCustonix;sce11f to the country. the position of ini: disclosures. now familiar to`I“”"- IIIIIIIIIXI Mr- “WI MIS- II~ II~
m.; Grenville 7  mIlgRevYe.Iroseplli Itlllli, glttl-fgtlnthatl; tlfere was not n Prime Minister was handed to the the reading public, exposing frauds I`_`I'I"IIII- III‘II`I‘I°II- MMU-
C_ Han-,son m,n1s,_er more dmgmceful c0nd1,1,,n of "1, elected choice of the people. the smuggling. protection of criminals,
,mrs 1,, the h1,',,_ory 0| any c1y111zc,1 ltiizht lion. Arthur Melghen, whose 'and robbery oi’ public revenues; _
WELL KNOWN LADy__ The Cm,m,.y_ D,~_ Macynlhm 881,] 11,," ,,1_ Government are now to appeal for and a sliu.iuc-ful complicity, and at--1 "`
1-101,11, of M153 Bessie Murray which tho 11,,” olecuon he had at1,wh,.,1 tt stronger and unmlstakcahlo man- qiiii-scciit approval in the know- 
occurred ut New Glasgow We(,nes_ 1,, ,,,,mbm. of the K1,,g 'c,,|_,1,,e1_ 31,11 slate nt your hands. ledge of the government of those? '
day is mm0unwd_ 'Sho was u ,he recent C,,5,,,,,,,_, ,11r1C1,,5,,1-,,,1 in provincial affairs the over i'lngraut public wronigs. Thi-so ex-I
,lauglner of um 1M,,1),. Imac Mm._ prnvg that the whole lol, of thcmli`orty year old I,lbci'al govnrniilt-iii posilros wo hclicvo will t-ri-atc a
ray of Cuvundish M (nh: time Sur are ,,0,,k,_.,1 1|, the h.,,,,~,0 ,1ye_ T111, of Nova Scotia was almost. wlpi-tl t-it-ltlii-r public service and, until-r_
,imma M Cuvandish - 1,,,11eS who at las, 010,110" v01,,,1 out of existence by a lnudslidt- the wut(-hful care of l’rt-mior1
' -~ - - _-- 1 1,1 1_1-,1_ 1| which la-:fl th. . C > v- tiv-. M ei 'i r ' l tl : : .\linisi-- I'
MOUN T- €l)>Ilis£lilclII'li(i;ffI>Il~‘;ntheI1I1I goted, For  l’rt-mior llhollcs all tho  acl- fiilsllillill -dlllni. Hill.”  Sit-.vit-lisi)--I
cHURCHT___s,;rovYvfF§_rBUIIEISJEIIR man who had seconded the motion iuinisirntlou. New lirunswick in many millions of dollttrs_will bc‘
t.o lay aside the notorious Duncan like nuinut-r sont the Vcniol. Liber- saved to our national lit.-nr.uii. I
cord, N ll ' Vilas Radiol .loliusoii
Hotel
Since taking over this
Hotel we have Spent man!
thouaanda of d°II-lrl I"
r¢palr| and improvements. it
ia now the flnoat Hotoi of its
clala in the Maritime Prov-
inces. It appeal! to those
who want a, comfortable
Hotel and splendid table and
excellent aervieo at a moder-
ate price.
Rates from $3.00 to $4.00
per day.
Charlottetown
Hotel Co., Ltd.
` Proprietors
MISS L. McQUAlD, Manager.
UEEN HOTEL
Mr ant. Mrs \\'iu i'-.i-ilu-ll.
I Now curtain rings nro mounted
st-t-illliigs rapidly luis in-cn iuvt-ut-
1llIlIl‘0llliPH- 'I`I1\1 "I‘1!I1IIW “"‘*'1IIII¢ - ' ` tivo, tho poll officials lu iown und ,- - - _ -_
. _ _ . . _‘¢,+¢+..¢ cd by tl 1~rcut-ii l’i‘it-st.
, .-\ iii-\v aiiiomztiit- iiibi'ii-:ilor l'or
sli.ifiin1_ und mzu-iiliicry opt-rutc.-i
only when they arc in motion,
' Viirir-r -i.ii.- of Junr- '_'i»iii.
',i.. .\iii.-i<.-iw.i.- King wrvin-
_ muiili-ation und tht- rt-plies
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_ Facts for Voters
A Liberal Government Brat gave ua
2-cent. postage in 1898. A Liberal (lov-
crnun-ut-the Government of llt_ lion.
.\lnt~Kl!unle King-gave ua back this
noon ln 1026 hy striking ufl' the l cout
wnr tax. Every tllus you post a lotto!
you shura in the benelt of Liberal
rule, a benefit which ovary Conserva-
tive in the Llouss of Commons from
.\ir_ .\i|-ighen to Melaers. Macdonald
:ind .\li-sservey, voted to deny you.
The dute of the Election is Tiiciulny,
solitoiiilicr 14th. Just eight weeks
:i\\‘i\_\', The bottle is now joined, and it
is for Liberals everywhere to rally
their forces and to tight not only fnr
the preservation of their free inatl-
fri-<-iluin from the exactlons of High
oy of tin- Zlfolght-n Party. It is an ls-
`sur- upon \\-hich Prince Edward Island-
.-rs slioultl have no difficulty In decid-
,lug for iii:-inin-Ives ln the interests oi
ilu-ir liouies and their Province.
 .\ir. .\li-l1;h<-n has opened his cum-
.‘11.-ilcu with n spot-rh which follows tho
-;.-11.1-ci--ri iiur-s, it developed three lin-
.-~r oi' oppponl. First, the greater part
of it wus do-viii--il to the customs ln-
- -1ulry lu which ln- sought to capitalise
`for pnrtlsriu t-fl'.-~t the smuggling evil
`of n prosr-<-utii||.: attorney could manil-
irirrtiirr-. for tin- ir.-uvitles or the iirrna
‘of rum.runne-rs and other evade-rs of
lille customs laws of the United Stntel
,ns wr-ll ns (`.nnndn, who operated on tho
yiiitornnilounl boundary in the Provilico
,of Qur~ln-1-. 'l`l|ls, as expected, is to he
llha- piers- do rt-ulstanro of thu Mclgh-
:vu 1-aiupaiizu.
_ in the sr-1-niirl place. Mr. Melghrn
iu:nl|\ nu iiiuf-uioun but far from rou-
ii-iiivlug iiilciupi lo exriisr- his own ru-
slioiiolliiliiy from which ho cannot oa-
lr-:i|>t-. for nu iurnslon ol’ the i'undnu\cn-
lui priiu~|1»l<-Q of Responsible Govern-
_iuout und for ii dt-purtnre. without pru-
yci-il:-ol in l-iu1:l:|uvl for 100 years, from
is-onsliiulioual usage, which is the very
‘in-ilrork of wil' gorcrnmi'-nt ln (‘a|in-
liin ns Ili l‘Jl\L'liil\<l_
i lu lin- lhiril pliu-4-, llir. ills-lirhr-n unil-
ml lin- iiigh 'l`nrlff finrpfirmly to tho
l'l`or_\- iiinstln-nil \\-hr\u hr- declurl-li that
lit was “thc iui~»uiiun of his fiorcru-
‘_n\|-ut to r»-store dl-finil:-ly and r»l<-nrly
illw |~rlu|-||r|»- nf Itrolr-vtion lu lhi- Vim-
lloios 'I‘nr-iff." 'I`hls nflcr ull wus lim
lchii-i‘ i`»-:ituro oi' u sp:-1---li. mndr- ln On-
llnrlo :lull 4-iii:-ily for Onturlo couslililp-
,lio|i_ lin ii\~-:iiiiiiu is pf-rf»-cil_\‘ plnlii. It
is of il "brick for lirlf-li" ti\l'lfl`, \\'lii4-h
lla io sny ll lli|:h 'l`nriff :ind eoiisr-
_r|u<-uil_\‘ higher iuraiiiou for tho pf-oi-in
of 1‘i1uurln. 'i‘h|- higher ilu- lurlfi’ the
Inu.-i,.~r ii... ,.ri.~i-N in tis- .».....-rim.-r.
1 Nou- wi- know tho ltlini of inrlff .\ir,
.\l~»igln-ii will give thi- pt-o1.lu oi’ l'riiu-u
ll-Z-lu-nrii lslnnd. if his (lovs-ruuif-ul is
ri-iurut-sl. ii tariff to rnlsv- our tnxr-it for
ilu- lu-in-lit of iunuufui-turi-rs in f`i-iitrnl
_ 4'.»iu:i|I:i.
ill, lion, \\'.
llli- ('i|l|i|1l-
lu l.ouiiou
l|n-ssn).:|- to
lion. li. S,
limi ilu.-ii twniiiiiissiviri--r
_nskluiz hlni to forwurd n
il’r¢-uiit-r llnldivlu and Rt.
_.lint-r_\-, Si-t-rot.-|r_v of Stair- for immin-
Ilou .-\iTulrs. l-Ixirnvts from flu- coin-
tln-rvio foi-
low:
i
1 “l wish you \\-oulii express lo both
lthc l'rinio Minister ond tho Si.-cr--tary
lol' Slate for the Duuilulons my dt-1-p np-
`prt-t-iulluu of thc very cordial ilnd imp.
llty rclntions which have existed bc-
`t\\‘t-cii us throughout my it-nurc of 'of-
llivi- nn l’rlun~ .\il|ilsl|-r oi' (`nuu~i:i."
I . '
I i'r\-mln-r liul~l\viu‘» rt-pl_vtolli1,»h 1'-.ui-
1|nissio|n-r l.urklu. iiiitt-d .lul_v i, List,
rcnils ns follows:
l “I \\-rito in thniik you for your ici-
,icr of ilu- '.!"th .luiu-, In uhli-h _ion
ro-nt uit- .\ir. .\l:u-l\`|-ii7.l1- l{i|i1;'s inos-
lsilgc lipoii rt-lilitliilsliluiz his olfit-1° ns
il'|‘l|lll‘ .\lliil.~4i|-i' of (`:|liilr|il_ This I-vi-ul
_iiinrks ilu- 4-ull oi' n pi-rl-ul tiiirluig
fwhlvh. tis .\ir. .\lur~lt~-u1.|s- Rini; r~:i_\s,
our rt-lnlioim haivi- bot-u 1-ouslsn-:lily
most cordial iiinl lnippy. l uhoulrl bo
A S1-otcli iuvoiilor has pnlf-ntf-tlfizrnii-i'ui ii' 1-on rr-...ini in- so no-.ri 1.~. to
1| lii'ot-4--s for pi‘t-:~ii-i`\'iiii,: sluno by
lilllui, its pores with li‘_v<ii'nit--I
slllru.
HOMEMADE
SUMMER
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I Hughes’
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Essence Spruce
Watson’s Tonic
Stout and Ale
" Hires
Root and Ginger
Beer
1 Tartaric and Citric
Acids
I Try ua firat for your drug
wants. »
Hughes Drugco
,thziiik .\ir_ .\lii|‘l{t-iizlv ltlug for his
kindly ilu-sioiw \\'hli-h l hurt- \--ry
‘min-li n1\1»r<-ciiitt-tl. -
I Mr, .\im-r_1-'il ri-ply to lilgh f'ou|iols_-
siout-r l.:irltiu, in piirt, is ns follows.
"l iilu i_'li|i| io ltnuu' llillt lit- (.\ir.
l\`Iu;:i. lilo- io_\'i¢|-If. ima s1|1»i‘t~~-init-il
lin- 1-ortllnl null hn1»|1_\- rt-lnilomn whlih
luivi- exist--il ln-l\\|-I-ii us during his t--ii
uri- of ofi'it-1-. iiud i luiw to lliunk him
for the uufuiilug r-oiirlt-ily nud countri-
crntlon with which he has dl-all with
tho various iuutla-rn uhich. from tina
to tiuif-, I Imvr- pt-rioouully brought to
his liotlct-."
This rorrf-sivondr-|\r-c prom-11 1-nut-lus-
lrv-l_v lhni rl nplrli of ilu- utinosl gooii
will null f-o-olwrntiou al\\'i|_vs 1-r|»\~a\ii-:I
in the rclullonit lwiwt-vii Mr. Kim.-‘it nil
niiuiidrntlnil null tho Imp:-rinl llowru-
ma~nt_ 'l`lu- ri-cord nf ibn Mi|¢»l\'i-mln
Klng‘a Aduiluiiitriitiou. lin- lnrlff tluco-
tion, r1~ilur-fiona In lnr'oun- rind auiouin.
bile- faxes and postage rates mul ii-n
abolition nf tha- root-lpt ina, will lu- n
few of ilu- many planks in the plnfi‘~»rm
ni’ the Iiibornl Party in the mining
campaign arrorrlilll to nluna film-uinn-1|
nt it me-1-tina' of the New ilrunnwlck
Provincial Libs-rnl Committee lu-lvl nn
the Zfllh innt. llon. Dr. \V. l-I. l'o||t<~r.
chairman, prenltled.
Fir:-ry constituency in New Brilnawlrk
had its representatives in attendant-»-_
lfun. Peter J. Vonlot, rx-Premier of
the Province. was present, -
'I`lu-rr will he no at-cinrnatl-nun. it mia
,anld nficr the conference, and erery
lconsiltiirncy will he contented.
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