Lerner News THB _ _WN GUARDIAN - rmsr or uns. PAGE SKVEN

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l ' - You will want your gift l 'b . . ` . ,, 1 ' 3_1 l I V 0 e apprgclated - BY at 1 a. m. and 7 p. m.

and admired, wont you? l` hen select a iece of ‘L 1! .

_ an qua ity. .

our Stock is now very _ ésourls, next Sunday sitjl a. m. and

_ . _ _ comp ete Only ses P' '”' , `

mg lt Wi" EIVC You an ide' ' i ' - _ ._ atte-m_p_t,o put into w0_d§1__0{_;;Csr?x_c_ellen_ce. To _ ....°Mn. nn. n. rnnuhs _Guardian

beaut_,ml_amc1eS would be to _menp ig? o__§_hese rerégasehthiwe _in Searls wn_l slaolv the Lily? p 0 gmt e ve su ser ptione and n vertising

. Illalltftr at tho oilice ol undertaken'

- ° °J ..__~_suasGnlBlsns should renew s.

ew wee or two before the time they

eler EStab° 1868 have uid lor has ex ired and thus

` i ~ discontinued promptly on expiry

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...°GASPERl‘1AUX SCHI)0.li.-The

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W I1 _ . . semi-anhllal cxanvklatlon ol’ Gaspcr-

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4 I °~ THE EIISTER

-, ' ,,"';`, A C . "` ~-*THE MORNING uw-also wi he

`-Cf BndQ_’s GIHSS '- ...~'r. ooanos rvnslli swear

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' .The beautiful wedd' " ‘ ~ '

Vf_ charmed, th .mg _Sift which _has so ` _ , _ 'll wi;l.l,Nsiz'§ 1iii';ii“Cli`J"197¢fs 5"* a Plece of s§iv‘i'{‘§§“Ywiff'iI.Nii'fiii .iioiiiliiyofiiii-'

Taken Here

You'll be sure of good

work-_-at a satisfact ory prlcel ,

cool: srulllo

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-'III'-I-ini-g We devote oiu' time to

Art---ln.---Portraiture at the

Bayer Photo Studio

127 Gr ft St. T l h 192

Finishiiig For Thi? §Cm(:ililSur 'J

We close on Monday after.

noons for July and August.

' The Island City Painting (0

Contracting Painters

House, Carriage and Sign work. 203 Kent St. Phone 280-L

F. C. WALLER .l. 'A. DOYLE 773-.6-5Mtf. . , .

Tenders

Sealed tenders will be received not

inter th-an the 15th of July next for the installation oi sclectric wiring for lights, hells, hte.. for the mltnhl Sanitoriam. Plans and lpaclilcstionr can be seen at the dnvrng's Bans, ‘ Charlottetown. -

D. A. MUKINNON,

Boc'y.

N107-li-1 Slldtt.

l.l_Mls

Landing t o d a y {i`ér"s¢lir. John Mil-

lard 400 Barrels St.

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GCI The _G|‘0uP ` ~ auth., with init ii or -

_ payers prteent. 'l`he examination was

I Cross The Atlantic

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ASS. , ,

our cut glass which cannot . . .- ...-ar. 1ll.n\r~'s.-ser iees lil

l 11553 gf gut ' d I' be surpassedpm l’lCh- i be held at‘St. Alban:/s Chai-vch

Men’s Oxfords

Were $4, now $3

You will see an excellent

line of oxfords here now in gun metal, tan and patent leather all smart styles, excell- ent wearing and good fitting shoes. _

Formerly sold at $4.00,

4.50 and 5.00, now $3.00, 3.37 and.. .... _.$3.75

Alley 8; Co

135 Queen St.

By the S.S. “Digby”

The fact that this new fast pus eerlger shin carries il full passeng- er list ll ltlllo and fmlrl l.ive\r| olll ii anll`il:ient evidellco of hor popn. larlty with the travullinlg p llilic

You get every comfort of tho _

largest levlaihan, at almost half the price. l

565.00 *saloon t-r Liverpool l ~l'.')0 Second (lllls-. `

Next sailing August I7. Mako rcservslions today.

Furn¢ss.\~'ithy & Co. Ltd

Eastern S.S. Corporation

, International Line

Change in Schedule, Increased

Service. '

Leaves Sl. John Mondays Wednesdsys and Fridays st 9.001. rn. for Lubes. Esstperi, Port and and Boston. Returrrlnlnleaves Central Wharf 9-nun, 9.00 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and pfldsy. for Penland, ilianiuflrt. l»ubs¢ Ind S1 len. nislzcr selzvlca herweeh sr. John and Boston..

MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE

poser service between Portland :nil New Yon Mtv” Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesday: Thursdays and Salurdl'/I st830|>.m. for New York. Day trlnelrsving Portland st 10.30 A. M for New York. Leaves St.Jnhn7 P. M. Atlantic time on Tuesdays. Fridays slid Saturdays frir

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Bo ton dlr

5 S’t.l.lohn. Til kat Office. 47 Kin; 19. l.` rl. rliouvson, 'r. so P, A

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" Montreal; -Toronto

_ Chicago

(Vin vi'i~»d»or' sud Mlvhisefl f’°‘\*~"\\>

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New TRAIN-sssvlcs

llollulrlllllli s. I

--'IT PAYS to buy in this Province

obtained in Bourls at H J Mabon's

agent in Montague.

IW Church Georgetown, next Sun-

Dingwoll

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not miss an 'lssue, as all papers src

eaux school waslheld on Fr*ida,y,~.»l une

l e number rate

conducted by Mr; Peter Dunn, lllrs. llaratis Graham, Mr. Harry Dunn and the teacher. The pupils acquitted

themselves very credltublv and show-

-°oNn olsnfr pei- were .wh ms. tion for advertising in this column. Qui; must accompany order. mul. mum chars: twenty-live cents.

....’MAIL YOUR FILMS to Ellis Pharmacy Ltd., Montague, and have them done in the latest style..

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-...°REBBil¢VE TUESDAY July 14th for the Tea Party at Georgetown. Special train leaving city at 8.45.

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..,°WAN'I‘ED.-An experienced male

teacher for annendnle School sup- plement ,$25.00, Midsummer vacation lioy Howlett, Sect/y. 3312-7-3m7ipd.

OPEN LETTER T0

0llAii0EI|Elf BY

COL, Sill lIUIilIES`

(Continued irom page 1.) few fanatics. Ye: 1 have llvcd to be endorsed and justiiicd by c_vcry scri- sible nian in the Orgnge Order. ln 1896, I had. ,the honor of opposing l.auricr's policy and, also Tupp_cr's policy ro Manitoba schools. l.auricr's policy is found in the iniquitous sys- tem prevailing in Manitoba today, while 'l‘upper's was rank coercion. My mandate was lor both political ' parties to let the lscoplc of Mani- toba alone. Time has vindicated the wisdom ol my policy.

ed that thc -h il received pninstak

the past year. After the cxaminatio short l-ongratlllntory speeches wcr

the presnntntion of prizes. F-ollowin

pleasant uiternoon.

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WASIIINI l'|`(l‘N, July 10.-With

lar est cit in the republic

gon, who lcd tho latest rcvolutioniiry

l` Paso stated that information rr-

hall been “llllinel‘rnis" on both Biden,

From illlullilljilrn, Obrcgon intcndl-l

to hurl ills troops against Mexico (llty, ndistallcc of ullollt 300 rnilcsi.

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'l'0ltlll‘li)‘\', Mexico, July 10.-Thr

(`ul'rallm-\"illn nlcdintion colllcrcllcc adjollrlied yesterday after slirninllu protocol covering all its disclissions. lt is known that Gcnera1\'illn’s position and conduct in gcliornl hm. been vindicated. General Felipe An- geles will continue as chief of ar- tillery in the divisioll.

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» F0 XES

I »1o Pair _Pere silver iglacio, I 'f ‘40.&/Pair.Patches, ' All lhiporreil stock. Best.Quallty:;--Lowest Prices.

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a,'ain c héuirlil ni<i_s'el_<i.' '

Corresporidenceisolicited.

Fox.

lute .ll

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ing alliltpcrsevering instruction during F-i‘3LA'1"‘-S HIS PONY UF ‘f\l‘FA1R

n e “Now what are the facts of this

mildc by thc ratepayers “nd examin- ers. All expressed the idea that the ls one of the best roginicllti-i in (lun- prlisclli; tl-nchor, Mr. William Dunn, mln. '|‘hoy mal-cllcd loyally to the was fi capable and efficient one, and Northwest in 1885, and rendered that he wus ghing. perfect satisfac- tion. Tho next on the program was campaign. (foloncl Ostcll and others

iz now in the Corps served Queen and

ls the prize list:-rrizc for general country on that occasion. How many proficiency, il-vrai-ded to Louis Dunn. Prize to the pupil making the sec-' 01111 hil§h‘0Ht Hilgfifllfllie ill Grade Vlllscnt some of its best to South .\i- -Lsura Steele, Grade VI-`-Jno. Lle- “'°uY“Z Grade l/_Ruth Gmhwllll G1`l\dB‘- "Their custom, for more than hall 11l»01ahdh or-nh,,m; crniic 11-eqiisl.' ly merited by Doris Reillv and Alon- zo Jackson, draw'n by Doris ltcllly; prize for best progress during the year, i\1on1o' Jackson, prize for at- tendance, Jno. Llewellyn. (Junily was then pl-cscntcd to the Dllllils and vis- itors by the teacher and Mrs. ll. Graham and everyone went home feeling that they had had u. Very

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nlcdiutiou proceedings at ll. stirnd- Ptill, interest in the Mexican situa- tion today was focussed on develop- ments ill the constitul.ii>lli»\lists' mili- tary campaign that reached a climax in the cnptllrc of ilullllllljrlra, the nec-

olid y . . Wliilc dcspatchcs from iionernl Obrc-

triuniph, assorted that ll-,w of his incn had been killed or wounlled,yet riiiicinl constitlltinnallst reports from

ul . . . . ccivcd there asserted that the loliiacsf Montreal---as ood and true as are ill

Tl-IE UARRANZA-VIl.L.'\ CON-

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1°" fl°e“~riell‘°l»rsv»esr

55th Rcgilncllt altnir? 'l‘hc 65th is

splendid service everywhere in that

'of those passing condcmnstory reso- lutions did likewise? The 65th also

l rica.

n. century it seems, has been to par~ ado on Corpus Christi Sunday, car- rying Government rifles. I do not here discuss thc chnractcr ot thc pro- cession. My vicws on that subject may be as strong as any, but it comes linder tl1c_hcadin;; "religious," and, llndcr the law, soldiers are per- nrittcd to march tlicrcln, but they are not permitted to carry iiovern- ment rifles. During thc last year,ow- ing to irregularities by members ol certain Cadet Corps, who had car-

Collar and irinlming

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ried riiles in religious proccssions, ] caused notification to be sent to ev- ery crops in Canada to the above ollect. Therefore, this year, when thc religious authorities asked Col- onel Ustcll, as usual, to march, be drew their attention to the law, and respectfully declined to disobey it. Colonel (lstcll fllrthcr, in a press illtcrvicw contrlulictcil thc rumor that the officers and non commission- cd ollicors were rebellious over the order, and he reiterated that to n lnun, olliccrs, non-commissioned Olli- cers and nlcn would loyully observe the ltL\\'.

lVlAIN'l’;'\INl:iD RULES (ll~` MILITI.-\

"I was tllen appcnlod to not by

-the 65th, not by lioman Catholics 'ulonc, but by l'rotostmii.citizens of

(‘ana<la-and by several Protcstallt liclvapapcrs to ellsptnd thc l-iw and allow Government rlilcs to be cur- `ricd. Aa every honest Oriilnxeman Iluiown, I refused point blank to ul- low any change. It was then brought out by n Protestant oiilcel' in Mont- real that riilcs, other than those is~ nucd by the Government could he

'carried without violating the law, i'l`his interpretation was conhrmcd by the jlltlge-advocate-general, and no better Protestant or Orangemen than hc exists. The prohibition fwius against the cnrryinlr of Govcrnliinnt lriflcs. The Militia Department has no authority to interfere ugninrit private rifles. 'l`hllt would come un- der municipal provincial or justice

“Permit me to say, however, that

I am convinced that, on reflection, thc large lnnjnrlty ml learning that thot; custom has hccn in violation or thn regulations enforced since Well- ln|;I:0u’s‘tilne, will bo the first to desist from the carrying ol rillcs ill religious pl-oocssilms, I ani iurtllcr convinced that the militia and ca- iletaof the country, ull high spirited andprond of their orl;snlzat.ions,will not fiagrec, lor the futllrc, to evcn n tcohhlcal observance ol thc law by carrying private rificsf 9' " ' » ‘

They will, I um convinced, acc

the.propi'iety oi marching in the wl- ual ._yvay- sidc 'arms only. It is rather amusing to mate sec t_ho _at-

teni?ts to stir up, on the _one hand Pro `/_:stunt fnnat.lclsm,` and. bn ‘thc other hand, iioman Catholics. `

"Rcccritiyl fl. declined. to =pnru'rit~ the

turning out oi troops, or the firing of salutes in honor oi a distinguisg; ed prelate from the Catholic Char

s what would be dnnotidiifonc

bectlll e Ch cb`mllst be done for all .ind for with l am assailcd as ri fanatic

the other and, V rl! hered to the law regarding th car- rying of Goternment _rlilra in .rc- llglous processions, and. sm ¢\ssBil2d by ar few Protestuntjanatiea who do not understand the facts-nt nil.

"These people seem to think that

it lvthc function' of the Minister oi

concerning ,tire-arms or fireworks. Permit me to say I endeavor strli-i.- ly to attend to the business ,- of the Depnltrnent of Militia and Pelenen, and it is not my_intention to be swayed by any mlldireeted agltu-‘.ion on 'elle part oi.n-.lisklrided persons el any or all rellgloull erases."-

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d.,0Dartment control. ` .

llrlllltla to "butt In" to everything-

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Chilclrcn’s one piece llatlliilg

suits. Made ot navy blue l\/lollliir gatllerecl ill at the waist with 11 belt. Neck, sleeves, fioiit and belt trimmed with white lirnid. 'l`o lit Children 5 years to 12 _yczils

_ Misses’ navy black lustre Bath- ing Suit, separate shirt. l’aiili<-cl

sleeves of Black Galiitea. Slzcs

I Mother _ I

Where’s My Bathing Suit?

You wore it out last year and had better go and

~ get another at Stanley’s. -

Every one of the bathing suits are made to stand the Wear and tear ofthe swim. Deep, Well lin- 1 lshed llems and seams, well cut and perfect lit-

_ ting, tip top Work is the

trade mark of tllesc

goods. »

Ladies’ Navy Blue l.lisli'f:

Bzltllillg Suits low V llclflc and separate. shirt. lizllld neck, plait oil sleeve, trillilrlecl with polhzl clot

colllllille. Sizes 3-l to 44-

2.75

Best quality of Ladies' Navy

liluc Lustre Balllillig Suits, separ- :lic skirts. Circular collzll' and sleeves, irilllllied with white braid Sizes 3/1 to 42

2.50 3.00

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$1.65

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oiwams husw" ore.

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U. Ii. S. ACAl)1A STIIIKIGS li()(jI§.

HALIFAX, July, ll.-While lllllkilli:

her Wu_\' to 1-llllifllx Irnip |,¢~,l~,lippr,\i-i;_ the goverllnlcllt .=ltclullol‘ Aciilllal, (inp- tuill Ilollillrlull, .\'l,ru(:l\ nil-llliclllll't.\'i'.»:l rock which caused sonic llnlr.`.l;:c in her liccl. 'Tile Acirllin llllll Troll r;lll'\oy- eng in the vicinity of I.llck2|ioi'L to locate 5 rocl-'_ which the ll.-ull; liiililiiir struck aolno,time ago, when she Iirokc her propcllor bliide:~i_ Iliiving con; lut- cil this work thc Acnilial vvnn rctllrli ing to Hulifilx to fillisll l»i‘cl-:.l'nl'.il us ior.thc Hllllslln llay. The \e2.:l-l was lltcalnlillg alt n~fllir intl- ill hcnvy weather, und when fli‘i'illg in the trough of the son strllek thc riicli, The shock will: vrry silo-lit.

On hcl' iil'l'i\lll ni. Hlllifllx di‘.cl‘s

from lfi. M. I'. H. “Niol;e" were :font lll"v\'ll til ;l_;1l~il’I:i‘ll lllv ll:lll\:l;1c, wllil-ll was rcportvll to hc very i-llig-lltz, thc ship l'ccei\'illg ii more graze. 'lllc A- czidiu is :iinlillr.lll_\ l.;illi. to ~.vil,llslL.illil severe coiiditioiin.

LT.-(JUL. U. UREW BEAD.

~\ulsex.

I was cured of Acute Rheunlatllln

by MlNAI{I)’i:l_ LINAIIIISNT, Markham, Ont.. O. B. BILLING.

'I was curml iii iillolllnatlc Gout by MINARIVS l,ll\'AMliIN’l`. Hhllliiii. Anolulw Kino.

I was \currd or Aclltn llronchltle by

lalNAluvr-l l.lN.iulw'l~.

Lnlallv-ld, \Jllf~l., I)i~.t. U |907

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_PiL_s1tshNH'

Direct Route to Boston

S. S Evllnizvlinc Iluln ( llllrloitelown l"rl¢li\yS

at noun. ,

Final lI:lllIax_ _

F. 5. ’ valrlirrllruvinnllirllrlys.

5. 8. llnlifnx Mollrluvri and Thursdays. Pu~'so~wor.~\ h-ailing I l\n|loll\in_wn _on Mun-

days, 'l`h'»r-rlavs and Qahlrllllys via l‘u'inu cun- ncct wiill sicamvls leaving llnlilnx lor lioslml.

<` r lui thc: illlorlxluiivin in lp y lu

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Unqimenclng Monday the llt of

uno. tha ;l'l‘E/IMER NORTHUMDEELAND eaves Charlottetown for Picton, ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8-20 ‘clocs a. m., leaving Picton on re- rn about 4.00 p. m. Connections ado at Picton for All point! in ova Scotia.

BTEAMER EMPRESB maven Summerlido for Point-dir hone, N. B., Daily (except 'Bundny) bout 10 o’elock a. m., leaving Point- u-Cheno on return about 4.80 p.ru., qnnectin with express trains for

¢ 'i1 R I harlotteiiovvn and Tignish. Connec-

~ " ..r ' f ' ' tions madmat Point-du-Chene for all

` For Ilhltlll Guild!!! folate in Canada and the United

'- - hates.

lilo Klnll You lim Always iilligll l .,_ ,_ ,,,_,,,,..0,,,,_

Manager. I

onflotietnwn, May 29th, lun

Permanent Silver Foxes Limited

This Colllpzlny staluls for the lust word in l’orlllzllil_-ll-by mid

Stability ill the Fox lirvtrtlillg llltluslry.

One of the vlsry llcst l"ox Stocks `no\v on the mzlrliiit. livery

precaution llllacli in till: sl»I<_cti0ll of llreeclinlf rtoifk io <_ on 1-l‘v<~ t`lc interest of thoirivi-:;iol'.

A limited alllollllt of f»=l»’lr‘k yet lllisold.

For particulzlrs zu;-ply in the llnlli-_rsirllle-r_l. Alexander Ross, M. D. Ex-Pres-' T. E. Earl Robins, Clmrluilelown

idcnt of Prince Edward Island Fox'D. D. S. Breeders' Association, President. l _ Nlurdoclr J. McLeod, Murray

Col. C. S. Emery, Collector oiimver’ Me"‘:h”'A'l' _ Customs, Newport, Vermont, Vice-Ll. ,clhomus Lcook’ Murmy RWM' President l nlsaflic E Burden l’o~\n| Gen

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Benjamin Rogers, (hrirlotlcio\vn,'t[ema,,_ _

Prince Edward Island, Brehcr,l w,||,,m L,,,,d,;ga,,_ |y1,,,.,,,yp,v_ Secretary-Treasurer. _ lu, lfafme,-V

Charles Lyons, Charlotletovl'n,l Alllllll' C- w00ll, -/\ii‘XJ11<lf",

Prince Edward Island, Ex-Mayor of Filfmtl’ and Trailer Charlottetown Mercliant. l _Daniel C- M¢`Kl“l<'Y~ N<'f!l\

- iRiver Farmer and ‘iloc‘l l’rer-dc'

Wll' ’ . . ` ‘ ’ "

‘um Kearney of Murray" .I Jarvis Stewart, l`/ll'l'cl:.ll’l,

R“;r’ , 'Charlottetown

_ ‘ma C l “n'('h“rl°u“l°w" E B. S. 'lYlcKinlaly, Clrlrlollctowll,

Prince Edward Island, Geriilcmali.lAcc°un¢,mt_

Hammond- Kelly, Soulliport,l Edward C. lllancllaril, liisurrcc

Stock Breeder & Farmer. lBroker, Newport, Vi.

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I In The Square o”fMBat-i_sfied`WCustoiners‘M7|

This Square is increasing every day. Another Car of those Stylish

Crown Line Carriages

Arrived, Now set up ready for your ill-

spection, they are the nicest yet, we ,‘

keep our stock ` up-to-the-Minute.

Join The Souare of eternal Satisfaction by

Buying From Us

W. Grant' & Co. l

Ch’town _ -

With “The House Of Quality”

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