It is highly important that these organs which have arisen in these

eneuld properly perform their functions.

wim they com, what inmenen oi the bm and the envy 0! ell-

lide and hack, what yeliownell of the skin,

th.

wha¢oonnfpation.be.dtasteinthsmou

sick headache, pimpin; ma b1oq,¢h“_ .mg to reduce the age of entry to sixteen. We the difficulties of other societies to

loss of courage, tell the story.

The great alterative and tonic

*line i=|NANcEs or

several of the societies and

Continued from page 3.

believe that this action will commend itself to the rank and file of the Order and

, , will be the the means of bringing in many

Hw young and enthusiastic members who

0"” Im” °"5’~“' VIEW' md "°11° f°" th” organization. ing its financial position, proper performance of their functions, and T ,,,C,.e,,,,es to its memb,,rBh|p'

l CT.

cures an their ordinary nuinentn. me ii.. 1 A " reaches up to ,,,,,,,. 24,0900, ,md ,B

. _ _ _ _ I

will beagreat source of strength to our

The Committee highly commend the

‘V - ' determination of the Executive Council

-USE-

NlXEY’S SIOVE ENAMEL

p Poiisiiiii; Pisa;

Best on earth for stoves and ranges in... tinnnieri n inrge portion of the ininnd broadeniniz and strengthening their

Prlce 5 cents Ier box.

WE SELL II.

Call at store for large free sainp'e

PHONE 264

JOHN CONNOLLY & C0.

Queen Street, Ch’t0wn.

Q -. -3" s 4 I

Illll|lll‘0N Allllllllli RAILWAY

Ard Stedniship Linus to lioston viii. Yarmouth

Thu popular l<`ii.<t, I.iiic llctwccn Iiliuitci-n Nova Scotia and Boston viii 'i`i-iiro, Wiiidsor

I ' id Ilrilifa.

. iiiii-limi :ii ' ' X. EXI’H.I<ISS 'l`ll.-\l\`>' lciivc Halifax, dnilY. (ox- iicpt, Suiidiiyl iii 7.155 ii. iii. for Iligby and Yiiriiioiitli niiikiiig coiinictioii at Xarmoutli for llostoii.

MliIl._\f\`l> llI\'ir\‘l1\.\'~'l`i'iiini»; of the Mid»

land lli\'i.\ioii lciiio \\`i|id.~`oi' daily tcxccpt. Siiiidiiyt for 'l rliro :it T.Ii4l ai. iii. and 5.48 p. ni. and froiii 'I'i'iii'ii fin' \\`i|n\soi‘ iii li.lil ii. iii. and 3.35 p. iii. eiiiiiii-.i~iii|;_'iil 'l`i-iiro with triiiiis of Llio Iiituiuiiiiiiiiiil li:iil\\‘:i_\' iiiiil nt \\`iiid,~iii‘ with isxpi-i~.~.< iriiiiis tn iiiid friini liiilifiix and Yiii~iii-iiitli. Hn .\iondiiy, \\'ciliic.~‘diiy and l~`ri-

between Wiiidsoi- :ind 'i`i~iiro. 'I ne Royal and U. :». Mali Steam snip nosron 'I'he Fastest. and Finest Steamer lying be~

tween the r\liii'itiiiic l‘i-oviiiccs and Igostoii.

Lc ivcs Yiii-iiioiitli,\\'ediiosiiiiy and Siiturdn

f 'Ii ‘t ' 'iii f idx 'crm T" ii H froi

diiy .iccoiiiiiioilaiion t.i':iiii.~' Nos. 5 and ti riiiil

oi or. on on .iiiii o pi i.i i n Halifax. lictiirniiiir leave-i Long \\'harf, birsuiii, Tiicsilny :ind l~`ridii_y'.

l’ii.ssciii:i:i~s iii-i'i\ ing iii iliilifiix ncxt day 7.30

p' iii. ll i'lxprc.~s 'i`i‘ai|i.

For ai/l liifol-niiitioii, ifuidc books, folders, etc

which will be sent frcc, write to I". H. Arm- stroiig. General l’i\.»a.\~<,-tiger Agciit, Kentvllle

£1. S. Id' Trains run on Atlantic Stu.iidni'il inio.

P. GIFKINS. General Manager. si.-- __r___,_____._.. _____.;_,_

wAi\i_T£n

Immediately for .\`cw (ll.\.-;5n\v Si,-lionl ii

1 , y

male teacher lst class. Sppleiiieiitlv. ye: rl iii "" ,Apply :it once to

` ` .l.\.\ll<I>` lli'I._\l.\_\`, Him.

30tl3i .\'c\v (ilii.-';.fo\v, l'. IC. l.

not to disturb our presentiates.

oiiPii.\ss‘ noun.

Chief Ranger, as iiiost of you are aware,

for this purpose. The building, which has been erected under his supervision, is perhaps one of the best for the purpose of existence. The Supreme Chief, him- self, has been its architect, and saved the Order all iircliite.ct`s fees. He has also superintended its erection and secured the labor and the material at rates emi-

Your Committee have discussed its valu with an expert arcliitect who went ovc

3 it all very thoroughly,nnd he estimated it

value. at $149,011).

Your Coininitiec regret that the r

spouse to tliciippciil for funds for thi important addition to our benevolent rank has not been as generous as the ,Supreme Chief Ranger expected. We `belic\'e that perhaps the value of the Supreme Chief Riinger`s gift has not been thoroughly understood by the riink and tllc of thc Order. 'l`lie Home is ready for

itlie reception of Orphans. \Vc heartily approve of the recommendation of the Supreme Chief Ranger that a contribu- tion ofa cent ri month from ciich nicnilier for the iiiiiiiitcnaiicc of our orphans he adopted.

lil-PA l).l l.'.\"l’M l~1r\"l`>`».

in common with all fraternalists your

|(,`ouiinittec have watched with deep I interest the sonieivliiit disturbing events which have been happening during the past two years in the ranks of certain ones of our sister societies. These events have in seine cases shaken thc structures Of the societies principally concerned iilinost to their foundations, :ind their effect upon the general frnteriinl field, it must be admitted, has not been ii dcsii' able one.

Ily reason, however, of its wisdom iii

past years in establishing a rate of premium practically the same as the one which the National Fraternal Congress has since prepared, and the accumulation

eunsulngnmsuauunrvllauaiuinnnupc `

_'V-" t _ 1 " d ship generally to see our great leader,

J.. Dr. Oronhyiitekha, now recognlzedl

PAiNLEs§ .~'§`ii`T`iiAc'rioN

There is nothing else just as ood. Can be given to old or young.

Has no after effects, is

Ask your friends and they will sav the same. We have been

SAFE. SURE. HARMLESS.

using this method in this city for

he past year and our large increase

in friends and patients prove that what we say is true.

BEST TEE YH -

Extraction free when teeth are All work fully guaranteed.

- - $8.00--$10.00 ordered.

Your Committee consider that ore of "le“' 5° h°lPI“K the F°"e5i-"5 M'

our important assets is the new Orphans , expense °f °5h°" Societies- In Home on 1<‘oresters'lslniid. The Supreme “'°l"d5- We have l”e“5°“ W k"°“' ‘hilt

of a very large emergency fund, has, during the recent N

therefrom, been the pride of its own

We commend our Supreme

for their refusal during the

dissatisfaction existing in their the advantage of this Order. Tho of the Fraternal Monitor, lt. seems to upon that point are too strong. It

“The Order is forging ahead,

on, so to speak, upon the several of the societies inoon the rate question. it is fair to however, that it has steadfastly to take advantage of these struggles

policy has beena genuine fraternal

generally."

We arc sure that these words from such a source, will have the of still further increasing, if

among thc membership of the respect for and confidence in those are responsible for the manage: of the same, since we are convinced

nently satisfactory for the Order. the unlversalsemdlneut' "'m°“5 0”'

G hundred and thirty thousand r is that it is our duty, and only in accord S ance with our obligations as fraterniilists, to uphold rather than hinder the progre

. ss

e_ of all sister societies, and we advise the S continuance of this attitude of friendship]

to ull, regardless of the unfraternnl con- duct. of some other societies towards our Order, conduct, which we need not point

out, is born of envy.

The wisdom of the Order in adopting

the present premium rate some years ago is iio\\' more than manifest and we are glad to see it being generally commended. We extract the following from ii recent issue from one of the financial journals- 'l`lie Insurance and Financial Review of

Toronto:

“The Society (The I. O. F.) has wonder-

ful strength within itself, and can easily safeguard itself. Indeed, it has the in- herent qualities consisting of ability, and management and financial strength, resulting from wise reforms already made, to make its task a very light one in an effort to put its plans into lines of opera- tion beyond fair and legitimate criticism. It is, in our judgment, in a peculiarly strong and formidable position, etc. The Supreme Chief Ranger of the I. O. F. has been the leader in every forward move- iiicnt among the societies in this regard. Wlille it is gratifying for us to see many other societies even at this late date fol- lowing the wise example of this Order. set so many years ago, it is impossible to suppress the expression ofa regret that; in the interest of Fraternal System in ‘ Insurance they did not do so at an earlier l date when the difficulties attending their action would have been niueh less numer- ‘ ous or serious."

it must be satisfactory to our member-

everywhere iis the pioneer advocate and. leader in wise reforms.

So far as our Society is concerned,l

there can be no doubt that. its presentl very strong and commanding position ls .lue to the adoption of his various wise mid conservative suggestions at different periods of our history. i It is owing to the adoption of his re-

commendations that today the Order has sufficient funds ln its treasury to meet all probable death claims during the next live years without the collection of il single dollar of premiums. Approve of

olic f h S Chief R s.

with the

of our

will lddwue more unidue history. 'a mom wines win, mnd

boidcontrut in this day when so charges _are made against some of

sister societies of attempting to treele the older policyholders, charges, some which Wmfeel certain you will agree

seem very difficult of answer or

oommend the plan outlined by the

Chief Ranger for Assisting to better their material position

securing homes for themselves and

families. '

Committee recommend the

aside, of the $8,000,000 of the for the payment of the Old Age

and other Benefits in annual

sanaaiss.

Your Committee would recommend

in the salaries of only two of the of The Supreme Court. As many

you will remember, the Supreme

y Ranirer refused to allow Supreme Court, when it met in

England, in 1896, to increase his He took the same position at eme Court in Los Angeles. On

occasions The Supreme Court was

to express their appreciation of personally and the work he had

for the Order by a unanimous vote.

reason which he assigned fd! to allow The Supreme 'Court to

their way on these occasions was

of the General Fudd. Your

think that at this, the,flrst

ofa Supreme Court, after; the Fund has been placed in a satis- oondition, the Chief should be re~ to accept a salary of $l5,000a Your Committee recognize that

is the twenty-nfth year of his service that it is impossible for the Order 'by financial paymenttoattempt to dis-

debt to him. For ten years

ractically he has refused this offered crease, but we believe that he can be rsuaded, owing to the unprecedented onditlon of our nuances, to accept it ow. The duties of the Supremo Treasurer eve been greatly widened since the last eeting of The Supreme Court. This has ore than trebled his labors. Previously ewes not expected to give his whole luis to the Order. Now it is absolutely ecessary. .Under fiheapresent .Supreme reasurer. Bro Harry Collins, the work fthe Treasurerfs oilice has been all re- rganizod and he practically fills the posi- ion of‘Flnnnoe Minister in the Cabinet fthe Supreme Chief Ranger. We be. ieve that the ability he has shown and ho devntionto the work of the Order eserve recognition; we therefore* recom. iend that the Supreme Treasurexfs alary lie made the same as that of the ther oilfloers, namely, $6,000 a year. u.1.iAM J. MCOAUGHAN, Illinois hairmun.l

E.Wm.scimvo,Californis,Seoretery.

min A. Boaoiv, Ohio.

. L. Dicxnison, Eastern Ontario.

is Sr

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Founders,

ng. llm»MBo.

BlGH.GllA1lli_ _ ,

, -A1'- _

/IL.

C le araave Princesa

4qt.PnddlngDishesnow_........... ..... xii 6qt. “ “ 30;; Cuspidors now .. . ......... we BeaoPots,ierge size, now. 70,; i7qt.Dishpans, ' 30,; No .8 blue and whiteketties, now. i .. . .. . . . .. . .... . .$1.45 Nero "“ “` "‘ 3°' no%*r"............ me Everythinglln Bnainel Waie.......... ,... . 25 p.¢. o.i‘ A great chance to get bargains.

in iinniifiwaii ii., tif

ot ewInA 1

' Insurance

The Maryland .Casualty Compan

has been issuing polices for the past TWO ‘YEAIQS-iwhete” the BENEFICIARY is insured A' t

- WITHOUI EXTRA PREMIUM.

_ -A1so- ` .

$100 Free Identification Certiicate. _

A50 per cent accumulative Bonuses.

Double Indemnity. `

Total or partial Disability I -

. anvona,.Michigan. Tn up .. in

N DENTAL minions f»'fi~.f»’»~é=1~F x||au¢,1i0n t I W==k1y1»d=~»1iy f

e no ni ' in

9 Vi ii y =

Ove, Pmwse Brom Q_ H_ BEER_ P,-9;”-iggor, there should be no weakening ofl

ann n and w this large reserve fund but that

'¢»mi»q» E the =°=t'=<1 =>°“°v °f the Ord" b°lt°

add to the same continually by every

‘~ - -- 7 legitimate and constitutional means.

“HER MAJESTY”

PLANISIIED STEEL RANGE Is Fitted With Duplex Grate,

the perfect coal or wood grate. When wood is used for fue]

it is simply necessary to remove the end lining in iirebox and turn up grate the opposite way from which it is used when burning coal ; Firebox will then take a stick 24 inches

long. For sale by

S- sseBBE»

I i

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Now That the Time is loo Short

'l`n have oriliini hroiiglit in and iliiirdicd tip hoforc Xiniui mi nocoiiiii. of thi' i'ii~'li lit this tliiio iii iho yoar, I i'ant~ot ii1~i~ni\t any more nivloira iii. the spci-iiil |»iii'i|'iiit oli'i~r for i'l\i-istiiirw dolirci-_\', init uiiyoiic vriiiiting a llrst-clit-.~ crnynn poi'l.i'iiit for

?i.|>I\ iii iiilvniivv niid 7.’n~ nii dclivciy, I will iziro the vcty hiiilivsi grade nf crayoiis

limidlc. iliiis giving thi- lilifliias-t.‘{¢i~»iilo portrait for less nioiicy than you pay for

thc rlienp )»ort,rnll~i iio-- ilcl verr over thc li-\lanri,antl you know then wlinynii nro

dealing with and nil know l hnii<l‘c the best. ever delivered iii P. E, I-timid, and throng i the winter. iiftor the r\i~'h. your portrait will he finished. lt is tint. mi.-i... able to order portraits when they iiiiisl. he riislicil tliroiigli. You genei~ully must inko wlint. you can got.. I will i-niitiniin iiiy special discoiint snlo iii all goods, pictliro friinies etc. .\`cw goods linvc arrived und more on thc wiiy.

. F. TARBUSH’S

High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

ll-bdtusa twwt(

i in ii E

pleasure have pretty nearly the results. A sour stomach, ii had brmth

V and pains about the heart and head"

caused by gasses from the

_ Phone 75 Foot of Queen Street Box 4ll »<Steam and Hot Water Heating

Machinists, Boilerma ken.

` ‘ _ goawiiy. It isiinture's own remedy,

PAIR: CASTINGS "°‘°'

D' They are chocolate coated and

We would also suggest that the Sup-

reme Executive should at an early moment undertake such an

and expert investigation as to our

tion as an insurance society as

able theni to discover any possible spot in our system orcondltion with a. view to remedying the same, if such exist, and thus to place the Order beyond all possible peradventnrc so far as its future is concerned.

It is quite true that our position is upon

the face of it at the present which might easily be taken as such ix gathering of accurate information unnecessary, but your Committee would respectfully say in reply tliat.` making as- surance doubly sure should be the watch- word of the Order.

Not. only should such full investigation

bc made inthe interests of thcOrdcril.solf` but also because the Order is recognized as a leader among fraternal societies

cvery progressive movement, and

therefore he prepared at all times to

intelligently or give advice upon

condition or emergency that may arise

t-he fraternal field.

Your Committee have noted with regret that in the different plans readjustment adopted by several of societies, the interests of the older mem bers seem to have been sacrificed. We recall, however, with confidence the

rims 4

For Society Folk.

People of fashion do things si that oause pains in the stomach and n the kidneys. Hard work and

Hutch cures them quickly. You one when you feel badly. Three at to move the bowels next

one after each meal and your

nothing that la injurious. There Iii ing like Hutch ln the world. I|.'s s for ten cents. At your

Foundry & Machine Co. Ltd. -\~»f-"»»»==»~~-

the I

b°i‘r` ii' its

We Thank. 0\lr

F funds

hind patronage

the past thai F

Ill'

_ ‘Special Death Indemnity.

Iilliia opannai inaemniiies. I

she is B i v/'in ‘e ~ ~ . md Vita, §‘;5;“‘,‘;y Ghfen Indemnity for Surgical Operations. Z _

l M¢<li¢iDé Suited t° the Indemnities paid for Injuries to the Beneficiary.

' ,muh md _Surgeons Fees paid in addition to Indemnities.

'°wnn'i'L'i.i'} _ The MARYLAND issues the most liberal policy.

,_,;;1gg, gg -;DoUBLE INDEMNITIES girrinr Acc1ns:N'rs white conviotion` - i ~ ' ~ " ' ` -

getting on or-'vcd a MOVING. TRAIN.

` Mm inipqrinnr trial.. npie-arte Accrnanr romcv. '

' ~ ‘ - ' , '

I / 1

Insurance That insures

. No Restrictions--Absolutely none.

' pg ,

t ARYLAND Asvaixrv CoMi>ANfv ' J ° ' aims Concours omrrnsscn Fur Lining

take thisgopportumty of _.`tliank'lng our oustomersfor. their liberaipat rcnsge during 1905., Weare still

,,.,.-..`.,,_..

at tliegfront for_GQOD I.iA__IJN-

niivwoiix ‘ " I

A. ‘ I". 'WEBSTER Star Steam Laundry Kent St. ' Phone 151.

PREMIUM

ilAiS... » I I

in packages containingta beautiful piece of decorated

All I nkii1S~~&. S011

rAi.i.ci.oTii- p iNG I

Do you want a fall suit or over-

coat ? p If you do now is your

chance to gi-e__t the veiy latest 'and the besti here is nothing a man delights in more than good clothes and this is the glade to get them. Come and see w at we have and you will be convinced that what we say is true.-

Ptioes to suit the purse. _

iiciiorniii li. rniiii,

The Hobby 'llallors,_ , Greet George Street- ~

l 4. his Q i

assesses

We have

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ilLSON»`S .

ROLLED Q

_- .clilnagiin every egage-g " /»<-~~"

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Surplus andfplutilc'for Policy Holden. Wi! $'¢l_l ‘

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