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I. iiiii zziiii July rust

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We `arc giving splendid

values in Hammocks. bouglit diicct fiom one of the largest and best known I Hammock Manufacturers in the United 51.5163, _large

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I iimiisiioii I ` I oromlion I |_ i.i.“'§'."’;f.`.i. | Waisls $3.55 for $2.19 | .;i‘§`3‘i§°l‘.’.i. |_

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for 2.19. This is

of ladies' tailored lwaists regu_lar"‘price

beyond a, dou bt

._ the biggest snap ofthe season. As there

_. -il" " is but at limited quantity an early call

is advisable. All sizes from 32 to 42.

--House Dresses $2.10 lor $l.69-- °

This line we have decided to clear out at

the low price tomfrrow ol *$I_i(>9.As there are only ‘

I/I

I 2(> dresse

in the lot a speedy clearance willbe

i`___ `_.__ _ - - -- - -P _ Quebrc .Steamship tompiny

Limited.

SERVICE FOR I9I

'A Couple of

oN rin; Lowrii sr. Spfmnfuls _ I

LAWRENCE `

Montreal to Chiiiliiiteliiwn calling at Quebec. Gaspc. Mal Bay, Perce, Grand River, Char- totletown, Summersidc and

._ Pictou. ' s<lii_\' ut I p. in. 'I huisilu_\'

Juni- *iili Jiiiiel tli Juni- '.":ii~i. Juni- 29th iiiiy isiii Juli' liglh liii_\- :inii Juli’ 'Mtv

Aiiigiici :ii-ii' August l0tli .»\iii_»iii~.i inn Auiriisi-;itii_ .»\iicii.~it¢l|st Si~plt-iiiber ith .Si-iili-iiiliwi' Nth hl'|Iteli\l>r~r2lst .' - i i- li-- ‘Nth tletiihi-i‘ .'»tI\

()ctuIii‘|‘ liltli Novi-iiilii-i' '.!iiil \'o\i~inbii ttitli

ii.»i.ili.-i- :ri li .\ii\i-iiibi-r i

' Sunnyside

of-our Ice Cream will convince you it is a product of exception- al excellence. lt is at ou:e ubsolutely pure and of choicest flzivor-delicious. Made from rich, wholesome cream and fin est fresh fruit and contains nothing injurious, quality never v-aries' 'Twill tickle the most fastidious palate.

E. ]. DesRoches

Parlors

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For Your H eaIth's Sake Eat

S. S. iTri}iida¢i”' Lynchs’ Creamalt Sodas

New lork to Qxcbec via 2" w

Halifax Cliairlotcfown. Gasp:

F rom New York I" rom Ch’town

Mi»iiil:i_\' M0llil=\.V .Ii|l_\‘.*4\li July 'TNI

iliigust .'»lli Aiigiist lltli .»\iii:usi iiitli Auizusl Wh .Si-|Jti=|iilii-i*Z|iil Si'|1tei|il.\i~|‘ lltli

CAKVLLL BROS

iiiiiiii'_ A ii i-: N 'rs __ _

i tieorge W. Mcrnee

Ifiiiriati-riinil Attorncywit-Iuw iiiiiiii-s Niiw Prowse mock ' i |i.ir:iitii-|.o.-ii P. hi. liiliind

lu-st lot. ever iitleri-.il by l’iitons on i-ili- in tlii llenil to Weui De t Fii

ever wish for. They are you cun't uilord to be w

Ask your grocer for Lynchs’ Creaiualt Sodas_ LYN CH S’ LTD

_ _ __Ba5in_ _'md ¢hc.RW".~§xgu¢nay;- -----------~ "Z`f" " H"

_ Lyiichs’ Creaiiialt Sodas are the uiost whole-

some, pure and delicious biscuits that you could

so nutritious and tasty ithout them.

They are made of purest lard, rich cream,

fine pastry flour and the choicest of other ingre- dients-are made in one of Cauada's cleanest - kitchens by expert scientific cooks.

' v ' P " Sdne N. S. iliiy iiiiil Su.tiii'<liiy lille. 100 l.5l)_ y y’

:iiiil ilii'/.i-_tis iii' other liiirgiiin price.

IINNUIIL SCHOOL

DISTRICT MEETINGS

illillHIS--Siipplcinciits $250, nu in-i

<~ri~ase of $15. l). Creuinci' suc- i-i-i»ils Noun- Acorn us trustee.

4'.\l(Ill(lAN--Siippleiiieiits $00 for

priiiizipnl :inil $40 for uasistunt., un iiii-riiiisc of $15 for the luttcr. Ex- pt-_iiucs $00 no cluingc. Mr. W. A. i.i-wis. new trustee, vice Dr. Allcn, riitireil.

Mlllllt/\Y HARIIUUII S(`)lI'l`H-Sul1-

pliniieiitii $85, nn increase ol $15. Ex- pieiiseii S05. __

Mllltlt.-\ Y lllVliIlt-Siippli:inen~t $70, 4i_\pi»iisi~i-i $T0,_new trustee, Il. Kecivi Illl.

S’|‘.\Nlil~JY llltllltili - Meeting

i _._ _ IlAMMOCl(S

li(JNi-IHAW l- Siipplenient $30, for

l’i'incipul_ $15 for ussistiiut, increase of $5 for luttcr. J. .l. McLeod,_new teacher vice Allun Stewart. Expenseal $70. (

RIVERDALE -Supplement $30, in-

crl-iise $10. Expenses $67. New trus- tee G. T_ McFadyen.

VICTORIA-Supplements, Principal

$75, Asaiatant $25. Last year, Prin- cipal $50, Assistant none. Running expenses $125, no change.

ST. PETERS. Supplement, $40, a

decrease of $10. Expenses $44. Chas Wuye, re-elected trustee. f ' MOUNT STEWART NORTH.-Sup- plement $25, an increase of $5. _ MOUNT STEWART DOUTH.-Sup-

plement $25, nn increase of $5.

KENSINGTON. - Supplements.

Principal S125, Vice-Principal $50, Primary $50, an increase of 210 f'_-r the primary teacher. Expenses $150, no cnange.

CRAPAUD.-Supplements $125 and

$30, increase of $5 for aasla’.a.nt_ Ex- penses S60. New trustee, G. L. Nicholson. ~

EMERALD.-Supplement $65 no

roomy goods, fast colors strong and well made, see our large stock# We can please you both in quality and price. l‘|lmm0¢kS all prices up to $6 00 MCH.

Carter & Company

LTD.. _ _

son, B. Smith. _

MILTON. -_- Supplement -$25, no

change. . -

GEORGETOWN.--Supplements $275

to be divided later by trustees. $50 increase. Expenses $400, $100 in- crease. Retlrlng trustee A. D. Llc-

Pbee re-elected. '_ I nuivran arvan-siii>pi.iii¢ii¢_ sas?

only one department this year. Last year' there were two, with supple-

ments $40 and $30.' -TRYCN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL Supplements $110. No change. Ex-

penses 897. School Oggrdons $10.

MONTAGUE SCH L. James Lan.

nan was appointed a UMX in place of John J. Hines. Ther are 8.400 vot-od for supplarnentrand $230 in the estimates for repairs, etc., nip- plcmentu. Principal (150. tho two \rice prlncipiilu `850'coch'oni_l'_tho two

h . E $75, ' reuse $11. ' ° i::_'.:f:.., xii... 'Fountain Pens

'sk

_ _t primar 40 eoc

Y S h. It is n

decided increase over last year. BEDEQUE-Supplement voted $100.

No increase. For running expenses, $40. Midsummer vacation. Trustees are E. H. Howatt, W. S. Bowness. and Dynstead Calheck. ~

ST. ELEANORS-Supplement vot-

ed, $100. No increase. For running expenses, $81. Midsummer vacation. Principal resigns. Trustees: Thomas Andrew, Geo. Brown, R. H. Mont- gomery. _

MISCOUCHE - Supplement voted

$100. Amount voted or running ex- penses, S85. Same trustees as lust year.

SHERBHOOKE (River Platt)-

Supplement voted, $45. Amount voted lor running expenses, $50. Midsummer vocation. Trustees are: A. J. Linkletter, Major Thompson. and V. Milligan. ,_

WILMOT VALLEY - Supplement

voted, $25. Amount voted for ex- penses, $120. The teacher has tend- ered her resignation. Repairs to school include the repairing and rc- novating of the interior of the school. Trustees are: John Plcketts, Charles Huestls and John Wi Hogg.

NORTH BEDEQUE-Amount voted

for supplement, $50, and for expenses $60. Teacher has resigned. Midsum- mer vacatlon. Trustees are: J. W. Stnvert, A. Stavert and John Mc- Caull.

See Our Line of

No person should be with-

out a fountain pen for our prices place good pens within ~ the reach of everyone. ,

Tanlon's special fountain pen in

one of the best values in the Prov ince, neat, strong and well made perfectly satisfactory. Price

. . ... ’....... ... $l.$0 up, A lull line of' Wateminn'i| Idea* penn _ -$2.50up'-

Then we have n pen at $i_no that

is ini unusually rnro value. See it.

N. Tanton`f

Jeweler, Suiriycido. A _

, CENTRAL BEDEQUE-Supplement voted, $50. a decrease of $50. It the present principal, whohaa resigned, will ,again take charge of school the amount of the supplement will be ln- creascd to $150. Midsummer vaca- tion. Trnstees are: Albert Schurman, Leonard Schurrnan and William Call- heck.

LIKLETTER ' SCHOOL - Supple-

ment voted, $45, loriexpenses $50. The teachcrreiiignes. The trustees are,"E. Clark, Harry Harvey and Frank Kelley.

C1-IELTON-Voted for supplement,

$25. For running expenses, $40,and also $20 for repairs to the school building. Teacher has resigned. Trus- tees are: Sinclair Afiieck, Charles Campbell and Peter Murphy.-S.

POWNAL SCHOOL District held

the annual meeting on Tuesday. W. Young, trustee, retired, and George Carver of the Forester House was unanimously chosen trustee. The board now constituted arel- W. E. Smith, Lock Jones, G. Carver. $60

V was yoted for expenses, and $50 sup- plement. The Domestic Animals Act is in force. The reeves aret James B. Jones, Austin Jardine and Arthur Jenkins. It was unanimously desired that Mr. Yeo remain as teacher.

NORTH GRANVILLE-The annual

school meeting was held in school on Tuesday at usual hour. Meeting or- ganised by appointing A. K.'l-lenry, chairman, trustees are Wm. R. Taylor, secretary David Taylor and H. J. Burgoyne in place of Herbert Mul- lett. $40 for runningexpcnsca, and $30 supplement. Spring and fall vc.- cution. _

SOUTH GRANVILLE - Annual

school meeting was held on Tuesday. Meeting opened by appointing Loman Martin chairman. Trustees: Hector Keir, Hugh McLeod and Joseph Brown in place of Chas. McKenzie. Henry McMillan, secretary. $50 for running expenses, $20 for supplement.

Spring and fall vacation.

Y.()RK SCHOOL-Meeting well ut-

tended. Supplement voted, $50. New trustees: Capt. Hardy llnfl A0109 West. S80 was voted for running ex pensea. Much to the regret of the trustees their talented teacher, Mr.

McKenzie, has resigned.

MILLVIEW SCHOOL-'I‘he annual

meeting was held on Tuesday. Sup- plement voted, $35. Contingent ex- penses, $63. The new trustee ia Wm. Smith. The services of n teacher has not yet been secured. Spring and fall vacation. A. J. Hynes. BHCYB'

tary.

MONTAGUE-The whole school

question was fully but ugreeabiy tlirasheli out the unanimous conclus- ion arrived ut was that to maintain the efficiency of the schools and to obtain good teachers larger supple- mcntsniuat be given. The supplement voted for Principal was $150.00, $50.- iucrease over last yeur. Two second grade teachers $50.00 each. Two pri-

mary teachers $40.00 each.

SHERl3It()OK - Meeting well at-

tended. Trustees for ensuing year _are Veniuh Milligan, John J. Hall, An- drew J. Linkletter. Secy John J. Hall. Amount voted $120.00. Teach- ers: Miss Florence Laughlin re-engag- ed $40.00 supplement, an increaee of

$5.00.

LOWER FREETOWN-Meeting pre-

sided over by the retiring trustee S. ll. Cairns. Thcifollowing sums were voted in supplement of the teachers sularys: fifty dolliin for present teacher, Miss Leckie if she will stay another yenr. Twenty-five dollars if an uiiexperienced teacher is engaged and if a good, experienced teacher the amount to be paid if left to the discretion of the trustees: For fuel und contingent expenses thirty-five and for ri school-house twenty-two. many expressed regret on lernlng tnat Miss Leckie, who has taught so successfully for the past two years, has, so far, declined to accept the school for another yenr. Mid-summer holidays. The trustees are Alex.

”°-ve air

ealtlr

Restores color to Gray or .

their lust tribute of love and respect

ovsrsrsia

Can Be Cu:-e`d

. -_-

Thls discus is the all prevailing

m'\l|.dy of civilised life, and one w_hic oftonest blilim all ordinary treatment. It gives rise to a great variety of distress- ing symptoms, such _aa distress after wlinlli _Millg and soaring of food, wind

in the stomach, heartburn, etc. __ N I erything that cntars_i\_wea dysiifdtiliedwmmh mio as an irritant; hence the great dimculty of oiecting A ours.

t ‘ fd' t ‘ ptoma

li I°(;ll\€lei`:,Ti!foon l:l.urxd°:1“t§LlTi_T victhai f d ' be ompty cur Ey ii.’I."‘.i.f.’.5"I§l`i;».ifi`ifi.l.ii Bi§‘.§.i aim... B.B.B. regulates the stomlwlii “V” *Pd

bowels, stimulates gpcrction of the saliva and gastric jluice to facilitate digestion, purifies the b ood, and tones up the entul

lyatsm. B N B

_ D' k lon . .

writers: Hflmligvo ldsddm'Bur°d1o_ok’ Blood Bitters and that few_1nedicme<~1 011" give such relief in dysgepsia and awmwll i;°iii>iiia. I__i_;as ci-on led _§or___§__;=\_»_i;;b_f_; cars wit yspepsillilm 1’ ' i-Jelihf untill tried Burdock Blood Bittera. I took three bottles and became cured. and I can now eat anything without ll hurting mo. I will highly recommend il to all who are troubed with stomach trouble." _ Manufactured only by The T. Milburn

Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

_ i

Burns Wilhert Reeves and Isaac Lid stone were appointed reeves to - orce. the Domestic Animals act. . 'l‘(;RON'l‘O--'l‘he annual school mee ting was held in Toronto School on June 20th., 1910. Samuel Down was elected chairman and Leon Peters

Cairns. Joseph Taylor und Abijah

i ` en

was voted for teacher. Peter Leclalr was reengnged. Midsummer vacation was given. Total amount voted '$61.- 62 Leon Peters reappointed secretary. Trustees: Reuben Gallant, John li. Peters. Joseph Leclnir_

DEATH _UF WELL KNOWN

1’lt()VIN(_lIAI. LADY IN LADNER.

(ln Sutllrilay June 10tli, some of

of those who loved her beat gather- ed at Lndner, B. G., to lay to rest all that was left, of Mias E. Jnnie Simpson. Sixty-seven years ago in a farinhouse ut Buy View there was born to Hon. Jeremiah and Margaret McNeill Slinpson ii little daughter who was destined _to be the comfort and support of her mother through twenty long yenrs of widowhood and invalidism. Several sons and three daughters went out from this home to make new ones for themselves but Janie stayed to dispense hospitality and to bethe comrade and friend of an ever increasing band of nephews and nieces. `

Most of her life was spent in the

old home. In 1895 she moved to (fhurlottetewn and lived with her sister Mrs. McNeill and her family; where her motheij died the following year. Three years-ngo~she czmiefwcstr with Mrs. McNeill to make her home with her niece Miss Elsie McNeill. She had ii very sick spell bcfore leaving (lliarlottetown from which she never entirely recovered. Since coming to B. U., she niuile muny friends in Iier little home town of Lridner and often visited her relu- tlves in Vancouver where shc wus always eagerly welcomed.

About the first of May she caught

a allgh't` cold from which she did not seem to rally. About two weeks bc- fore her death she grew worse and ii trained nurae was sent for to help care for her! Drs. Woodley of Vnn- couver and Kenney of New Westmin- ister were in attendance but she gra- dually failed und calmly and quietly breathed her lust on Thursday even- ing Juue Sth, after» being unconsci- ous from thc preceeding Sunday.

The relatives who came to puv

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qurlllly- Everything

IEA

expect yon.

You own yiiiirsi~‘l` :iii

\..

You ll Need

-L'/ni'/r Suit, _ ` _ _ ' U ' -.sn/i mil, _ _ ` _

, --I|']1lI¢» (,v[o1vi.~i (Cul/rm Q-_ /|'.,',{) _ II'1`n_i/ lie or C'1'u'i'rr1| ( l|"}y.,l,,-J -_.Il 'my or i\'lraf_r//12 C10/[(1,-,_

~ /I/iu‘k_ /(£11 (71111-iw,

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-/.1f1u»n N/i1'rl, (II']i|/A)

... Q' °- ~

_“__ . /lui Stmls mul C1/_[2 111.//,¢m_@___

was secretary. Leon Peters retired as l 1 n

rustee and Joseph Blacquiere was E Y F elected in his place. A sum of $25 e

the Coronation Parade

Visit our store and pick your wants ‘

for the Coronation Celebration. The store is full of suggestions in correct dress- onr stock is complete and of extra high

in dress you could

possibly require except slices, can be had here, and the showing is so attractive that _ ‘ selecting is a pleasure. Call in-we’ll -

iiisiwrlioii of oiii-`|i:iii:iiii:is.

'l`Iicy`i'c llie_hcsl we linvc cvcr slioivu.

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uma ._,\ KEEP YOUR EY - ON THE. AD I ._ i

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o AGENTS WANTED

" (iiE1~i"i"s` wAN'i‘i~ni-A iitiiiiy iii _/\_ other Agency propositions con- vinces ua that none can equal ours. You will alwuya regret it if you doll t apply for particulars to 'l‘i'uVcll0l‘H

ti 7drtl_.

` FEMALE HELP

Faded hair*-Removes Dan druff and invigorates the Scalp

-Promotes a lu x ur ian t, healthy hair growth-Stops its

falling out. Is not a dye#

SLN and 50c at Drug Store: or direct upon

receipt of price and _denlzrl name. _Send l0c for ;;;l_p::___b&l_¢I'e_._TJ H17 Sneculliu Co., RBFUSB ALL IUBSTITUTBB -

For sale and recommended by E. A. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W. Reddin. _

minister, _ _ Rev. H. G. Eiiciiiiriiiik siipt. of *O 11bi\itY~ f\l’l’l¥ 1"- ““‘“"‘"“‘ ‘)“‘°°'

Home Missions for B. C., und Rev,! Mr. Parker of the Central Church Vancouver conducted the funeral ‘ services which were held in the Lad- iicr Baptist Church. The ladies of the Missionary Sucicty of which she was a member draped the platform

and pulpit with liluck und i-

Walter and Mrs. Simpson Jr. Mrs. Judson F. Clark of Vancouver and Miss Annie S. Ulurk of New West-

were Andrew and Mm_ Simvsom _\\ AN'pl0D A'1\(JNtil<] ii inn lull

f _ i Y( K Y 4 clerk for evenings. APDIY W3

_Llueei_i_ St. _ _ _ W0-20il3i.

¥V'AN'Fl<}ll, good plnin cook., wages

$20 to $25 pci' niiinth riccoriling

_ __ _ wierd-

ANTED, by the lust of June,_ a

‘Vi mulil for geucrul ' Iiouae- work. No wnsliiug. Apply to Mrs. Geo E. Auld, 12 Brigliton Rouil.

ti-1‘liltf.

\\f’T1iN'i‘ieii§`Tiii"'biiiiéifieifiiéii"gii»i"f{.i-

)

' general liouaework. Apply ti

“Our I-'aillette Black silk beats

them all ut 49c compare it Get samples. PATONS. 6-23d2l.

fri-m1-_-_-li? 'etry on n mug Overlooking Boundap

“Shield Brand”

is the best line of pipes ever sold in Can- ada -for 35c_ There are eighteen different shapes, and each pipe is guaranteed. ~If not satisfactory it will be replaced by a new one.

We bought the quan-

tity in order to get the jobbers price, and are giving customers the benefit of same by sell- ing them at

25:: each

Why not smoke ii

f‘Shield Brand” Pipe?

E. A. oster

Central Drugstore

_ SiinLy_oiile. '

tl L llorul

ofieringa were very beautiful. Mr. Estahfook spoke from the text "She belngxdend yet spenketh" and told of the great influence for good her quiet uneventful life had exerted especlallv with her band of nieces to. whom she wus particularly dear. _She was buried in the Ladner Cem-

liay. In the distance Mt. Baker lifts its snow-capped summit; to the sky und the Olympic Mountuins of Wash- ington State stretch to the horizon.

The surviving members of the fam-

peque, Arthur Simpson, Mrs. J, C, (llark nnd Walter Simpson of Bay View, Rev. D. H. Simpson of New Germany, N. S., and Mrs. McNeill of liudner, B. U.

-*___

WE ARE OFFERING a special- diagonal aerge 46 inches wide value $1.00 at 78c per yard. If you can match this cloth anywhere at S1 per yurll you. are n first class buyer. Send for samples. Tana, browns, bl_\|ea and chainpngnea. This cloth will make n splendid duster coat PATUNS. 6-23d2i. V _ _il-_ 1;-m

45 leitzriiy st. _ii-i:ii1ti.__

\ VAN'l‘El), 25 girls to pack bia- I, N' cults und confectionery. G. J. Hamilton & Sous, Picton, S.

_ ,. .»

WOMEN WAN'l‘hlD, to time order.,

in spare time. No experience nec-

iiasary. Our lines especially used by mothers and girls. Apply Dept. A., British-Canadian Industrial Company, 228 Albert St., Ottuwia. 6-7drtf.

FOR SALE 7

ily are Wm. McNeill Simpson of Mal- .ilfcfiirgxilblATd¢I'l\“§§Si;!TuYl1l‘_Tl;fT

_ ‘ containing 36 acres. situated corner Bracklcy I'olnt and St. Pet- iir’a Road. formerly occupied by Mrs. Dawson. Parties wanting particulars will call on Rev. A. E. LePa|;e,»222 Pownal Street._ 6-2-1d3ipd.

]4‘_»OR SALE.-A number of second

_ hand school seats and desks, suit-

_uble for Primary Schools. Apply to the Janitors of the City Schools.

_ __ _ is-sau.

\IALUABLE property on upper

' Prince St. for sale at auction

on July 19. Double tenement bopse owned by Mrs. R. B. I-lueatls. ‘

' 6-l9dim.

i V ” LOST

I _llS'_l‘, _:it lliiilwny station, u lull- '~`4 |05 l€_olil watch with initinln li.. li. D. li‘inilisr leave ut X0 li‘itzriiy St. unil_rccei\'e rcwnrd. 6-2ld3i|iil.

nept., 223 Aiiieit sr., ottiiwit MALE |||-:Lp _

‘Hoy w.\N'ri<in, ti>'i¢iir'ii"tii`e iriiiiiif . li. H. 'l‘uylo_r, Jeweler, _ 0.2ldr3ipd.

MISCELLANEOUS

V|\.l<}Nl)l<lIlS for the Knlaoinining of

_ _West Kent St. School will be

received at the otlice of tha (‘»il_y School llonrd`iip to July 1g|;,I,0w¢ig¢, tenilcra not necessarily accepted,

__ 6-1912i.

TV0TI_(ll‘1, farmers of nn inquiring I mind can luive an opportunity for n sniull trillc to experinicnt on the cultiirc of Tiibnirco. Ilr. Andrew Mcl‘luuI has iilrenily pluiiteli 8,000 lllniits this Henson nnil this Iact alniiii nhoulil stimulate und have n tendency for ninny furmera to emulate such Gllterprise. We have only a few dur.. boxes of plants (one doz. in cncli I>0l§) nt the small sum of 20c. ily iniiil 25c. Tho plants should be Planted in well enrlclied groulnd tlii-ee

feet apart. J. J. &»Son, Charlotte- ¢_.own Market. 6-20drtll.

_TEACIIER WANTED

\‘7ANTl<lD, teacher for Canoe Cove

I School. Supplement votisil.

Apply to Murk Inman, Sec'y.

__ _ __ __ *__ ______‘ 6-21dr1\v'pd.

fI\EA(‘.HEl¢Fl WANTED, Albertou '_ _ High School. 'Prlncipnl, Vlco und l'rininry. _Liberal supplement. Apply to T. li. Woodman, Secretary.

_ 6-Zldflw.

\\7`AN'l‘ED by July first ii tenr.lier

of the first or second cluaa,

male preferred, for School No 92, Queen's County. Good supplement of- fered- Apply to Chas. McGregor. Secy. Trlisteea New London P. 0.

______ __ 6-19d1(li. WANTED, 9. msiiiiiiiii- mi- oiiiiiii ' 4)-lend West school. Protestant preferred. Supp. voted Alpx And- erson Secretary of Trultilh 6 ldlm

GiveUsa TriaIOrder

_ Bundle up your laundry and send it lo us-we want to show you how well we can do il.

Therein ri deligl tfiil freshness lo

thc work done by ua that pleases all pariicul -r people. Our employees take :is much care in'_ doing your work an they would for llidmselvel and thc rcsiills are bound to satisfy A irial order will prove all we say_

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I/| an :_ W In ro 0

Finn sam:-oiie iiiiiirs iii mums

._-, Fishing Club. Finest Reserved

Fishing Proposition ln P. E. I. Sit- uate at Murray River. Apply to E. H. Beor, Charlottetown. 6-12dtf.

_FDR SALE, large double house

' with lawn. Apply B6 Upper

I-Illlgbopo S_trset._ Grlulm. PWR S°A'LE-Montague Bash and

__ Dao: Fafitoéy-. The u_pd:ralgn_ed o srl o va un proper Y drln c. mrythini ln r`lt class condition. -‘ 'inrt er particulars apply to li\aqc_I_\_7_oa, Montague. 5-29dtl.

E #4 Ja. -r '-

T0 LET.-_ _

RENT,-.good posture, 72 acres, . . at Went -Royalty. Apply to Nell Matheson, North River. _ __ ______'_g________ _ _ 3°17d6iP<I- LET, house, 188 Great George I Street. Modern Improvements.

'Rant moderate. Apply to J. H. B_;ilI.

6-1 f. _

DDO LET, furnished house lor num-

i mer months. Enquire at this

°m°°- 8-28tItf.

_ tlia`t`g'i'vc ' absolute protoci ~ tion rom Bro. Dominion afe an

pb I S d 1 ault Co’s lates. All sizes and styles

ni stock.. A few second hand safes

P 2" 1

I In L I llndfy also. The Canndlrin Frilrlinnks Oo., . _ .|,.|“_ pup' loiiiimii, si. Joiiii, N. a. iiiii. I Miiiifiii.

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i _lliurrn '»WuNrun, s`ié%`r I ' (lompnny. Apply before June 227th to W. lil Smith, Captain Pow-

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