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" PAGE, TWO THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN . MAY 16, 1925 ,_ -
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_ _Wanted -_-Yes-- Wanted
By Iuly First 1925 or Sooner
We want a man to take full charge of :ho breeding,
raising and maturing of Silver Black Foxes on an up-to»date flliffarm, 100 pairs of good foxes with good ranch and good equipment, beautiful location and well adapted for for ralsiq.
The man must be a lover of animals. Hs must be
experienced in feeding. breeding and caring for fel".
He must have brains and know how and when to use
them.
He must know the meaning of the term “elbow
grease" in a practical way.
He must be absolutely temperate.
We will provide him and his family with a new modern
seven room home, electric lighted. furnace heated. Wifh I bathroom and in every way nice; also phone and radio and the use of a car.
This ia no backwoods place, but ciosc to schools,
churches and half mile from town. ` _
We will pay $1200. per annum, free home to live in
and s bonus of $15. per pup raised to maturity in ezocess of 100 per cent production.
In the event of the man being right the second year he
will receive $1500. per annum and bonus.
This is an opportunity for a real man.
Don't apply unless you know you can do the work and
make good.
Give references to whom we can inquire,
Write “L. B.” c‘o The Guardian, Charlottetown,
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' nul.Es Fon EATIITE;-'?la`u'|;r_
S' S~ i Eat fruit for breakfast,
_.___ Eat nn apple before rctll'ill_c.
The S. S. Hocltelega will start Eat only sound ripc fruit. l?u-
hcrdaily summer §*f'v‘ice on Friday r.pc fruit iii indigcutiblc-_ lllllosis mornin-g, the 15th leaving Bruce cuokvd. Over-ripe fruit is of ill sqowgn & C0, 1,¢Q-wh.arf_'(;ha|-l0t- for or flavor and apt to lll;cl‘t'crc tefown at 8.15 for "Picton and rc- with ll`gi-stion, turning on wa arrival of the SN,l i-I_:lt fru.t_ with the mlllllay mcal. my Exp,.e_,,3_ lst- fruit lustcad of loo many 1031_5_14_7i ` and too heavy desserts. _
Use sweet fruits, such as dates
. and figs, with cereals in \v‘nter;
and Hliccll peaches, stra\\'l)ol‘l‘ic.~4.
ra-zpliorrics or other scasollublc
` 1 fruits in summer with cert-als
p ` 3’ Sirve frult cool. it is much iulore palatable and enticing.
g Eat a baked apple and cream
__ for breakfast at least twice a
A public meeting of all contribu- WP€k»-
tors of the Prince Edward island: S01"/6 fruits in season as a mat-
gospnal will be hétn ln st, Paul's|tc\;Nof 1:-co51<>my,f X arlsh Hall on Tuesday, May 26th.. 115 i`l0d I‘l1ilS iii 5l’i'0Fi1
at 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose WMOFS.
of electing trustees and any othcri KW? fruit 000| I1-"ll C0Vf'l`f*‘i~ business as may be brought fort Wash or wills 211! ffllll Wilh ll the government of the institution, fidrull Ci0th when it comcs from
in accordance with the by-laws. the market to clean ii. as léveii na and for the transaction of such to chec rot rom nfcrted rult. other business as may bo brought Dc not let cooked fruit stand before li, ,in tin containers.
ADA E, l-lARl=lls l Parc peaches and bonuancs just
Secretary. before using, as they discolor
May 12-e_o.d, 2 wks quickly,
Very rue;
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LARGEST ST. BERNARD ON CONTINENT '
“King” is the biggest St. Bernard dog in all Canada and the United
States. He weigh; 237 pounds in his sLocking feet and makes his
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5 AN ANCIENT CUSTOM AT BROMLEY
| An ancient Eastercustom takes place at the “Wldow's Son"_ a lpublic house at Bromley. Englnnti. every Easter, to commemorate the occasion when a young lad went to sea promising to rteurn by Good Friday. His mother made hot cross buns for his welcome home but [he never returned. One bun was hu ng in the bar of the hotel and every year another is added. The photo shows the son ofthe present proprietor of the hotel hanging up the 102nd buh.
NEW ANAESTHETICS tcst, that -there is cvory probab-
_ '*°‘ iillty that propylcue will bcolnc thc
T0R0,'f‘-T0. Mill’ 11. _ Thefmost scl‘\'icable gas for the admin-
l'11»v2r§1ty of '1‘0r<>uto is. fast lay- utmtlon of mlaocihctlcs. ‘U-`~f'~'l“li“ t°l03ilSi1lP inthe world Au outlined by Dr.,MoMccbau Jf "i”d‘°l"U ‘mil SUVEQFY- The lat- and Professor Henderson, there
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st lcoearch work of its represent arg 5 great many mlvnnageq UVB” WUCUQS B_ "SW Dil-156 llliwhich propylene possesses oven iiafill-heucsg Whfffh DF0llilSl‘-S I0 over its -forerunner, etyleno, Pro- HIHIIC Sl1l`F<lC2i 0i>€l”f*i-10|” iiluchifes;-lor Henderson pointed out that .later for the patient, as was dc- it...-41,3 [Oli mm; even ethylene did "i°"“"f*‘L0<i ‘il the U"iV0i`$`lfy U1' not fill tho full rcqllirslnellt-. of the
Canadian Rockies and Pacific Coasl _;‘-"fy-`,.“"'”" 1?f~‘Y~ “'°_“"_‘ f~»=1°H='w“-#I "<1 "f ""1
S, n 1 o l.
llblulttell to a wot. UD I0 UH” iff* the work of exporlml_-nling was
Efective May Iscnt, othylclle has been rel-2.ill'<l‘~f§l carried on. Aftvr exztmlning all
Take advantage of the specially low Canadian National Tourist fares which permit you to 11:5 the glories of the Cana- dian Rockies a Pacific Coast-to holi- day amid the awe-inspiring scenery of Jasper National Park, or, at small extra cost for meals and berth, to take the far- fsmed Triangle Tour. i-uinr. |-no.\| 1-n.\|n.o'r1~|-:1~n\\'x Asn |im‘t'u.\' 'ro
('nilnr.V. Jasper I'nrk, I-Idmonton
.tlount ltohnon . . _ _ . . , . _ _ . . $117,110
Ynnvuuver, Hmtlle, Portliuul 0re~. $llill.."i.'» (l'l\|n \\'isr '|`n\)
|(E'|'lT|(N LIMIT, ()("|"0lll'}R lllul, |025 NTOI’-0\'l'$lfl'i )\LI.()\\`El|
The finest of Ihsil Svrrii-e In given frnm
nll Mlirlflme l’rov|llt‘e l'4l|utu to .\ION'I‘l{l'}l\I. vin the lllnlnlln trillllll "0('|C.\\' l.l.\ll’l‘|‘)Il" MINI the "Mf‘\Rl'l'IRIl'2 l7.Kl‘RI'}RH" rnnnrclllig nt llennvsnturr Ntnflon, illoutn-ul, with flu-
(`0N'l‘INl‘}N'l'.»\l. LINIITEI) `
Leaving Montrrnl ilnily ni 10.15 p,m. for
0'l"\°1\\\'A, NORTII BAY, (‘(l('lIll/\.\'lC, \\'lN- .\'ll'E(l, F.I)!\l0.\"I`(|.\', l’RlN`(’E Rl'l'I‘2|l1' and \'i\N|'0l?\'FlR, is (ruin nf Hnfn( all ntrrl |~qul||- ment and nf Nuperlnr Ex:-nilrnrr. with llllio equipped Ohnervatlon Cnrn.
ll() \\`EH'I' THIN YEAH
Travel hy (‘0.\"l'l.\'l‘IN'I'i\|_ LIIIITED lfnr Literature- emi lnfarlimlhm ltr Fares, Ilrsorviatlnnu, rio.
`- Apply Tn
W- K- IIOGWNH ony 'rlniu-i _ni-ut
0|' \V. M. I"l.Y.\`N
Htistinn Tiolint Alrnf
(le-neml I‘nvuu\|mer Dept,
Mfirlrlnn, .\`. ll.,
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IASTERN STEAMSIIIP LINES, INC. nos i 1'. youu N. B. (loom-cfomli uns
` lB OIIIUCIT IND PAIIINQLI SIIVICK
I@||. l.l. llHl'%MAY Ili. IIN.
y s. s. cov. omcmv ups 1 ¢o»¢»e.,¢¢»s.M.¢»dl~c-va., .¢1r.M.
A 1 “Ls” s..g\’c‘|»;_. n.. I.-us.. ui r. M.. f ~ "%..,.s-.:.r.,'.-.-‘~.-it-:.:..'..c y
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as the last word in anaesihetics, the ,|\,,||1,,|,|., gasses li was funn.; "UH U10 i1'¢’W HHS lii'0liy|0Ii0, ll iS that propyicnc lilissl-usecs advent- cial-nlcd, loves pronlis-n\ of bocom- .-|p;ew< wlrlcll wort not lo lie found "li-Z H_i§l'UHll’l` hfiiill to llilillilillll’ In ally substance yet knowll, or than did the prcvlou-s :lice-covcry of wS¢,.,|_ §(?I;‘§:;’u23:'h?tlZi'!:;"€nc‘;'g:q 22”? Profrolsor iicnilcraon demonstr-
now to two other Toronto 'men ‘md on ‘l?m'lh’ as we" FB
`lhcrc .fails the distinction of llcinlg "pon " mwn' H close [mls le
_ ` ( _ A q shovvcd clearly that tllcrc wcro no
\(1)1r>lntZpn}-;_1i:§ ll]ll<D1"‘(‘)";,‘,|'l'_‘,f, lll off.-cis on il... circulation. not Medical Agsgcmlloll and the C;ml_ perhaps tho mo.-it striking pllasc mn SU,(,iL_t;, of Mlm,s,wtiSN ‘ of this now gas wa-s that thc heart
“The lit-live-rsity ot' il`ox'oilto or "elm" dm "qt wus” with the re`
its rc-prtwll-l1tati\.'c-l produced c’lhy~ “mmwry mm(m‘ In all MMF U-mv ,Pm_._ Wh; th” Nt,;t’pm(_m of Dr F ou, including ethylene, hlart action H' '$1L_“,,`L,hun 0,;L_C'lm've S(_l_l_M‘al_); council allnost sllnulluncollsly with of' thc rcs:-ull'cl1 »bllre:1llA'of‘tlu- me rewmrmory Milo'-1' That As<-locciutiou ot"An'acsll1ist- in tho mmm "hu" the patient med install" U',l`;,,,d ‘Smm ` ° ily thc lunus ceased -their opcrat-
_,Hm H;cy"wm_C- nm _mHq[i'_d iolls, and thc lloclor_ulltulnistorlng
with mm Sn ihv work ;v(_n`t on the gas hndlno warning or opport-l
in tho intorc.-lt..».' oflhll-infinity( The fglmf tio Ihrmghnhom H lreco¥°r,;]' _ . . ,,_ - _ ' _ la (anger. nivever, ins ice ;{f;,(l'g,|l‘,(_;rU‘)|'I3;I0&,n7'§,.,:éTb’f2;‘r(k;'_(;; totally overcome with the new gas, ‘ ‘, ‘_ , ` , ' 1' Y‘ . propyIi~_nr_ in tho case of propy- Sgllziphtfgie ,fix n“_(;lr:,:_':\";__,"fl;nlllE g:(‘; lcnc, `l‘roi’es¢sor Henderson 1-lhowed ' (('M "f N ‘ I `n M ' that ‘there was ri conslllorohle
Sli ' f .. S (I ll‘ IPIII() 5.1"!! 011 l ` ` ` \ _ . which was given at the llnivorsflty, IADM. hUt’w('c?;Ht(!:" C('H8'm,"n U' [ge
rcsplrlltory 1 n und that ol' t e
when Dr. Brown submitted to thoihmry In mme ,m,_,,n,,,_8 me gap
if-xtondcd ns long as nlnc minutes.
- This inflictatod thzzlt tho operator,
upon finding that the pa-tlcnt'l-1
lung action had council, would
» have u mornin of safety, extend-
ing possibly nu lonl.: us nine min-
, utcs, within which to nd,mlnI'-lter~
restorntllvm 'homro the heart
- ____ ‘ followed. The rlelu-lt of that lt ` was claimed mils-t undoubtedly be
Year, that a large number of pat‘ents
» would be restored after t-heir ro-
splra-tory action had ceased. where
as at present, with nil forms of
..|'”bmhmd "hh Mmm” ;1(;1l;i;1;tilIc<c‘;;n!l;i.s<:d, death would
for over a year. They were hard ' .nd .m-"md.ahd"'md'"e The discovery wus so stlrlkinfz
,mmnd .H W' my hm 1-he and revolutionary in the work of P|mP|" “cmd “nun me N operations that Dr. 'Mt'Mechnn dc-
" | md °,h,,‘"m¢d|" bm ,mp and Professor Henderson wouli
qu; |“¢¢“_ ||¢m fm.. me "m_ have to be taken no the basis for pl¢°|¢g\|¢uf. go., "5 ¢|,,,,,,,m all the 'knowledge of science ln and alter using it [got relief. I °0n“9°ll0n Wm' PWPIED9-
purchased more and ln about two _°°*'°**"°_’_'
........l.. 1 m ......pl¢..l,~ l...l..|..-' GAUBE or APPLE SCALD
lslgneel Ml" fcmileef. Momln. , _»~ Northumberland St., Wbitney,N. Brownlsh dlncolorntlom; wh-'ch B.. january 2, 1035. , some times lrpponr on the skins of
gg Qmleun fm- 4|, mn., some varieties of apples late ‘n the
wh” .‘lu||¢svl¢';z,,,,,°°¢|,,, season are, scald, lt seems to be
ua ¢in¢m¢i;¢,’|u¢¢,q_|u}fp`|¢“m,. '_ caused by tho death and oxuietion
fr Qt..-,,~., tl so events. Amoco |.»l....~.n. I
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fnllll and uneven temperature durg
.muh .M m,|-Im,” 41m'u,°4_ olnrod that the work of Dr, Brown ing ,tengo u-ro contributing can- ‘
see to ecnld.
-prospective June -brides has depart- ed from the conventional white ln favor of sliver. The material is sli- ver crepe morocalne. The front of the skirt, which is quits short, is trimmed with cil'l!on points. The train also is of chiffon with s
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‘ ' -l,l 0 ,w- ’ ' » ~ »- --P01' Hsrol és. , "°’as». . ‘ no fimn, comin.: olfvlfh tire’ net- If ffm' *lil* ‘if the held by canon Bruc¢.~glrec¢or of iilbmlcr. s
-J' --J*-lk *-1 _ __ ,, V _ hunch of orangeiblossome. _ 4 lon College, Bcheneetsdi, N. Y,-
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THE POOR WOODCUTTER . "Hansel and Grethel" ‘is an old. old tale and has ‘been -so well lloved n thi ast that man songs and
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r`°'"° '" T°"°"t°' plays and even an opera have been 5.
written about it,
The story bet-:ins today with the
wood-clltter who is I-iansel's alnd Grc:hel's fatlher. If you follow -the (‘0l,()lt OUT-OUTS for the ‘next two wi'-ckg you w‘ll-I have a complete srl of 'paper dolls with which you ran not out -the story, » Thr wood-cutter was very poor.
llc i‘\' ll with 'Iris wife and two chil- -lreu Ill a lift-le co-t-iage at the 'rdlge \f a great fol"'sl, 'Color his Suit a ifphi brown. -Hlls legglngs, shoes. ‘=nt. and tho .patches on his knees »'lou'd -be of a dar’k'£r -brown, Then nount thc. woodcutler on a piece 1|’ luavy .paper-a magazine cover. will do-and cut ‘him out. If you if-up very carefully on -the dotted lint” in the wood-cutter's -hand. he lil-'ll -bc. allrle -to hold his axe. w-hlch \\'l‘vl npprror in the COLOR CUT-
-- .=»O-assi.
GROWTH lN APPLE EATING
While tho per capita consumpt-
ion of apples has fallen, on figures .if stalisticians, from 2,17 bushels per 'capital 35 years ago to 1.49 bushels. according to the last figures made publlo ln 1922, there ls ag-am zl forward movement. The de-
crease was due to the fact that! ,with millions of people flocking in,
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l ‘lto the United States, together wltlli
the natural growth of the native' population, the population growl
ed to orchafdilsts ‘and new trees could be brought ihto bearing, l However, with the large plant- ings of new orchards and -trees in the home garden. the deficit -ln| _ elpplffs prices Supply
have reflected the lack of for the last few years.
Better quality apples nre being irlemanded alld growers are reallz-, ing steady profits on moderate margins on the production of high class _fruit_ - A Washinrton grower is report-
ed to have sold 15,000 boxes of a fancy variety at $3.50 a -box as his season's crop inet fall, , One of the reasons for the bcttcr
sale and distribution of apples is better care in packing, storing, and shipping. Growe-rs ln some of the apple centers wrap their fnncy stock ln waxed papers, which protect them from loss of julcinesu from evaporation and also 'prevent the spread of rot in
the boxes. _
Apples are particularly desire-
able as spring tollloe at this sea- son of the year. Where formerly, before scientific methods of hand- ling the fruit were well under- stood and prncticcd, the supply at this season wan likely to be of poor quality after a wlnter's stor- age, modern packln-g and storing methods place apples in the mark- at now in as fine quality as when they were gathered in the orchard last fall, with all their bloom, fraglrancn, juiciness. and flavor in- tact. Use apples instead of bottl-
ed tonics.
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ing; and does not affect the qual- ity of -the applo, -although tho appearance of the fruit is ruined and its commorc‘sl value is low- ered.
Apples with these brown spots
need not bo passed by as unfit for use if 'tho market supply is low. If the apple in sound otherwise, these scaid spots do not do tho sl’ghtest harm so for ns the cook- ing value or tho eating out of hand if pared are concerned. Tho sus- cepti-h'1lty of different varieties of apples to scald differs connldor-
ably. It is most frequent on green' or yellow fruit and often green skinned apples showing these brown spots become s loss to the,
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C. N. R. PROGRAM
Saturday May 15. 1925 .-
JNRO (435 Metres), Ottawa, Ont. 1.30 p.m. (E.S.T.)-
Part I. Bedtime Story and Lullaby-Aunt Asfles. '
Nl p.m.-
Part ll Chateau Laurier Concert Orchestra
direct from Main Dining iioom, Chateau Laurier Hotel.
1. Overture-"Son and Stranger,"
(Mendelssohn) _
2. Vslse-“Love‘s Sweet Unrest."
(Myddleton.)
L Suite-Three Dnriccs from “Tom
Jones" (si Morris Dance, (ill Gavotte, (ei Tie (Getm:tn.i
Part ill. 1. Planotorte Solo-.".l’olollaisc in
D" (Moszkowskl)- llr, Hcrlicrt
Sanders. *
2. 'Cello Solo--“Song oi` Ind`a_'“
(Rimsky-Korsakowi-Miss Helen
Langdon.
T. Sop_ano Solos (ni "Mlgh-ty Lak .
a Rose" (Cnllle Jacobs-Iion'l,i i (iii “Good Morning, Brother Sun- shine" (Liza, Lehmann)-Mrs.
Charles Kavanagh.
I. Violin Solo _ “Licllt:strauut"
(Liszt)-Mrs. Donald I-Icinil.
. Quintctte in E Flat Major l()pus 4-ii (R. Schumann) - “.\il<_»I11"i Brillillnte." “Sherzo, Molto \’l'-'- ace," "Allegro, ma non troppt-_" lst violin, Mr. Donald Heins; 2nd violin, Mis. Donald Hein; viola Mr, Gordon Moffat; ’r'ello, Mis' Helen Langdon; pinnolortc, fir.
Herbert Sanders. Soprano Solo - “Tile \'nil"' (Kennedy Russell)--.\1rs. Cllarlos
Kavanagh.
7. 'Cello Solo-Melody (R'-\cltlnan-
lncff)-Miss Helen l.an<.`;llnll.
X. Violin Solo--Polish Dance (Sov-
* cln)~-Mrs. Donald l-icinel.
lil. \i’anofortc S'olo -~ "Autumn"
(Chaminade)-Dr. Herbert Sanli-
ers.
10. String Quartctte la) “Andantc
from Quartette in D'. (Tscllalk n\vsky.i (ii) "Shcrzo from Quar- tctte (Beethoven)-lat violin Mr Donald Heins; 2nd violin, Mrs. Donald Heins; viola, Mr, Gordfill Moffat; 'Ceilo, Miss Hclcll l.an_<
don.
11. Soprnno Solo-“Kashmiri Song" (Woodfnrde -Flnllon)-Ml‘s_ Chas
‘, Kavanagh.
Part IV.
(,hatoau Laurier Dunno ()l't'lli\str:l.
Dlrcct from Iinll Rollin. (‘h:lt":lu Laurier Iiotol.
1070
WGY Program
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(5:30 ll. lu.---iiallchall scores. li:Jl5 p. nl.-~'l‘nlll, "Our Summer
\'al:atlun," l.. F, .1’crry.
imc ii. m_~Prol;r=\ll1._ io' MN.
Warren (`_ Wilscy, violinist; .\ils. l<Id\vald A. .-\l|lcr, pl'lnist; and Mrs. i~`redcrll~k li. Pearson, soprano. "Sonata tor Violin and Piano. _(1.
1\lajor()p_ 13" . _ . . . _ . . _ (lr.c;.»,
Mrs. \\'llll‘t=l| (I. \\'ilso_v, vi_olil_1li-lt _\,|,-5, -|-1rl\\'z|l.l A. _-\dl'.»r, plant:-‘t_ Soplllro sons: _
zl. ".\ialtinala" . . . - ~ » -~» T05" li. "l’crcllc :Init-c cairo licn.~_"
_ . . . _ llflniiuiy
c, “La (iirullll tin" Siin-lla Mm. l*`l.>dcrick li. I’u:lrsou
l’iunn_ solos;
u. "l'}lullc in B -Plat .\llllfll"'
_ . . _ , . _ . _ . . . . . .._ .iii-llilf-issolln`
ii. "Dos .-\li<‘lllls" ()p_ 12 . . -I Schumann <~. “.\`o\'clt‘ttc in li -\laJ0l" -~~-_
..._ . . _ . _ . . . . _ . ... Svllurlnunn-
.\ll.»'_ l'Ill\\'ul'd .\_ .\ld‘l' \'iulin ~'lilo.~;: l
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b. “Whore the Abana Flows" ,_
. . . . . . . . ... Woodefoldeldnllnu
c. “How Many li Lonely Carnv. an" . . . . ... Woodefortlo-Findcrl Mrs. 1"‘rcdcrick R. Pealugn
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WARNING
Teamsters -and Auto drll/ern in.
ing gangways leading to gh, streets must use particular care ln crossing the sidewalks, sever" cases have been, reported whore accidents were narrowly averted by the carelessness of driver; ln this respect.
JAMES W. SHAW
city Marshal
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TENDERS ~
Tenders will be reeetlved at gl.;
offieo of the City Clerk up to noon
a, “Snllv;nir l’ol‘til1lli~"_. l~`llil~l-lilo" li. “'l`hl- iicw is Spul'kllllg.;' no
_ .
Monday May 25th ,1925, fer the nstruction of a concrete wall at
_ _ . . _ . . ._. llllhlllstllu-l<,tmall Vicmrla park' mans and specm
0. "'I`l‘lnpu di lncllllotlu" l’lll;ll:|lli ca
tions to be seen at fhn Office of
.\lrs. \\'nrrt-u C. \\'ils\‘,\'
Soprano solos:
_ _ . . _ . _ . . . , Woodi_-fordi-Findoll
'fic'/\~crTls;s Al_l. EXPENSE Tous T0 THE PACIFIC COAST IN- CLUDING CANADIAN AND AMERICAN NATIONAL FARES
A 1-olnplcto thirty-day all-ex-pf-nso,
lour is hciul: arranged to lilo North
the City Surveyor. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aocelr C
u. "i~`.1r Across thc lic:-'i'l't Salida" t d .
G. P. NICHOLSON.
' City Clerk
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TEN DERS
Tenders will bc received at the
office of the City Clerk up fo noon on Thursday May 21st 1925. for
faster than new country was open-'C
Organ postlude, “March in 1)"
l’a
cific Coast, special grain leaving th
e painting of the exterior of the
_SUNDAY MAY 17 Toronto, July 9th, travelling on this city welgh Scan B"Hd,"g_
way (_5che,,ec,adyY N' y_) ping over on route for :I day at
General Electric Oompa Wi
790 |.(||°cyc|" (3755 Mcterg) ,wrlght, ihlffalo Park. three days at
_ .Ju
Eas¢_;.,.n Sgandard Time Y Islopovors to view Mount Robson
1 itll
train to Prince Rupert, B, C., stop!
spcr National Park, with short
rl the indian village bf l{itwanga_l
uuipci: a few hours at Wniu- ne
The lowest or any tender not cessarily accepted.
G. P. NICHOLSON
_ City Clerk
l0.`ili-:`2-l:’i»~li.
1q;4)0 _,_ m__se,.v.C,, of mrs, 'Tho party will then board (tuna-`=;;-,;;§;j,;3§.¢;.`;@»f.`€i.§'e,_._‘.<rel
Unitarian Society; /\‘_l| S¢m|,c‘i‘
. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 'i`schz-likowsky
Ollie G. Yettru I"
hurch, Srllelloctady, N. Y, or
Organ preilldc, "Andante" . . . . .,. at
and -Seattle, returning trorr Ptrtl
u'n National Pacific Const Stemm- 'fnr Vancouver, spending a day. Vancouver, Victoria, Portland
nd via l'nio_ _.lt-ih, with sid(-i
Hymn_ ..H,, |li,.L,H, Lung 4 Wh0|trip to Yellowstone Park, thence tol
Llvegh Wop" Salt Lake City, Rocky Moon-latin;
Toward Others" Cl Rev. Ernest Caldccott, pastor W
Lite" M
2235 D, m,_Pr0grnm by “VGY Cl
rn Kllwcn. Mnrictta White nop- E rano, soloist, ` ‘F
, W_GY S.i`mDhU|lY Urvliestrzl A lclsa s Dream" from i.ol1¢-llgri|l“, *K
. . . . W{,gIl,,|.
Adilglo Movement" -from “S\'ln~ h' phony No. 3, in A Minor" , U' ~ » ‘ - ~ - - - ~ - - - - - .._ Mcullvlsl-lolllt I"
Orchestra *ll
0 Divine Redeemer" . (ioullod 8°
Marietta Wliltv Ah
Sympllnnic Dances . . . . . ... Grieg
-b. “_-\llf~grclto (1rnzlnsu"
N Orchestra
a. ltl the Pond of iilml=u"
- - - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . ._ . R _I :I 1 '
h. "Now Slocps tho (‘rin\i.m,,
,, _ . Qulilcr
c, The Yours at thc Spring"
_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .._ I3 -I
Marietta Whitt- mm
Symlllionlc DOBIYI. "Los l’reludQs" .
. . . . . . . . . L|¢
Orchestra RZ
7i0“ ll Ill.-S'.~l‘vi<-c of l-‘Irsl Ulllt-
arlon Snclrty, All Souls Church, Svlleilcctnlly, N, Y, Organ' prelude, “Alillnnl¢.. ln _U
Flat . . . . . ... (!olor'llgo-’f`ay|ol‘
Ollie G. Yottru
Hymn. "Tho lnnor l.tglli"
Anthem
Hymn. "Faith of Our Fathf-ru" Sei:l'“ff"~ "The Minlfllfy of Suflur-‘
S l
Rev. Ernest Cnldccott, pnstor
HYHHI. "Thy Brothr-r" Orifnn poslluilc, “i’roccsslonnl" .,
. . . . . . . . lfammerrl 734" D. mf-A program by th..
Hotel (‘-onllnodoro Orchestra, Bern. hard l1f"1|ltlW». conductor; glut,
broadcast -by W.F7._
9`00 IJ In-Violin leclt bv 1
merchant because of their spotted appearance, when as a matter of fact the apples 'are perfectly sound' otherwise and altogether lit for une.
Delayed storage in into warm-
E-Q0-Q-_»-_- `FOR T-HE JUNE BRIDE.
The wedding dress of one ofthe
vntory time slgnnlg, _ . y . M.
m,_Mu_,|n; tam ..se,eC_ heat gaited trotters ever brought to
J. Warne
market ,baseball l
Hotel 'Pen Dyck' Trio. . ` _
Mon mv, my 1a l
11:30
port.
11:40
port.
11:45 a. m.-Weather report. 11:55 n. m.-li. S. Naval Obser-
D. m.-Stock market re-
a. m.~l"roduco.market ro-
l:00 D.
tion of l~‘urnlture." Prof. Annette '
llllollflollfi news bulletins; scores.
.-5:10 p.,m.-Dinner music by -the
§YUlllllony Orchos-tra, coudllcterl hy and Maru" Kerr- PI°|n°i`P“l of me
Overture, “()ccnsiollnl" Hand.-| from Mr. Bryson, 44 Sllverthoru
a. “Allegro Mollf>r.||.," ' honefit of Tonchcr-3 of Ontario, tho
'Four in now ',l\ro\vn upon for thu lil
I
Also beautiful site for fox ranch.
~ - ~ ‘ al _ Gol-
;{,*_‘I.i:A_'l7llfl|0W¢ also broadcast liyl"’7"5"6"“"'"|-
r, New York Stato (‘,,,||,,K,. leeonds. Hs is magnificently bred
ovlnl-l|l:;ne E.-,0nUm|.,,_ g0,n,,|| Un, ness. He should make an Ideal stock horse fo‘:thls province.
. I .
5100 p. m.-Produce and stork °W'\lr‘l stables for the season of 1925. _
Termc’\ll.00 at time of urvloe,\l0.00 when mars proves In foal-
Marcs at owner's rick. ,
Ask for folder giving full information. _
CLAUI” 8.
IS 59318 "|8118 UD. and ll1@'_.\n¢||.,m |Park, Denver, Chicago and -back tol
Hymn. “Tho I‘romlsrd Tinw" T0 Sl‘l‘m0D, “'l‘llc (‘.hristilln Atlitutlo Cd
on August 7th. The tour will in- ude four and one half days auto- ur in Yellowstone Park, and three
Clean Q Week
From May 11th to
16th is Clean Up Week
routo, which poillt will he renc1\~iin the I W0llId
strongly advise all cl-
H_vm,,_ “Thu Chm.acu,r of ,I Happy und one half days tour in Rocky tizens to ta-ke advan-
ountuiu National Park. tage of opportun.
The tour ls being arranged under
Dubois _ tho direction of A. E. Bryson, li’rln- i
pal of Silverthorn School, Toronto.
arl Kitchener School, Hamilton. ull information may he seclllrcd
vc_nl\l=, Toronto, also from Mr. crr, 4 Liuelah Avenue, H-amllton. 'l`llo rato of $‘l13.l’i0 from Toronto
Mnrlcttll \Vh`l.. iilcllulcs fran-sportatlon, lowor
'rt.h nccontmodablon on trains, ac- ._ ml-modallon ln hotels, hotel and lnglow comps, meals ln diners, ght-scoing ton-rs. For two per-
ns, occupying one lowor berth.,F0R
o cost will be $374.65 each. While primarily assigned for the
o whole of Enslorll Camilla, and
to tho general pllbllc. |
,." ' 915-5 own
' i
-E-1-Q»>_<_ 1
I-llli}TlilN Slllil'
The property owned by the City,
on Wnter Street being Number 38,‘ Wi" be '°|d bi' Public Auction on! Thursday May 21st. 1925, at 12- o'eIoek noon. Terms made known at sale. . a o, P. Nlcrlotson '
City Clerk
RIVER VIEW FARM. FOR SALE
___
Four miles from Charlottetown, excellent land with good |,u||¢|” |,_
P. BY RN E,
North River
ty of cleaning 1h€il'
premises of ashes. rubbish and debris of all kinds. ‘JAMES E. BRADLEY
Sanitary Officer
0515-l
9. : a
IK
BARGAIN
Schooner Bllver Bell, Fifteen Toll' Register. Well found In ever! 9"' ticular, repaired and Plmted 'M' Spring, Will be sold with or Wim' out Gasoline Engine. For further arti ul r I to P C B . .pp w. lvlaePHEE.
geergetowll-
rs ;,1 ?’ -w
iI1MI2l.
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Fu-rniture Sale
\Vl\ arc nutlhorlzml by Mlilrollll
_\l.-l..-lun to o-_ll nt lun homo W- 37 Reserve St. on Wodncsdfly. Mny 20. commencing at 1 o‘clock 'lol of hnusohold -furniture and cfl\>‘cl-9 run-ire stove, 'beds and hoddillli- d-lwlles. -lots of hofusehold effect!-
Benj. Cartier 0. Son-
Allutlonrllf-
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Business For Sale
Onlr- of tho -busiest. country b“""
nrrss il-rtamls in onli ofthe lieiil “W
ikxlu of rho Inland.
llpl -for pwrtlculnrs to 'BualIiees." [lox 116 4:10 (i»t|'i\\‘\'|l‘“'
1020-5-13-w-stu 3|.
_ -4
Frisco Direct 2.24%, trlal 210
er to Els H Ka 200 Frisco
y as a four year old and showed a
He will be bred to a limited n
97-5-7-9fhenms6l. ` *mf
.~ -- -_-_=>_». __
...
IN, STUD
, by the greet sire Ban Frll\°l'°°
_ i
297%. sire of 31 ln 2.10, Including /aanardo. 1.59'/,, Lu Prlnoetoll. 2-91' Frisco 2.01% Dem Mile K
ly. dam of five and 7”"
Direct ls one of the handeomelt ami
this province. He was trained l|l':*' mile In 2.10%. last quarter 'ln -32/‘
and has s e substance and l°\"‘°
umber of mares and will stand I¢
Maoktli. N Owner.
emu, cliihl-:Secada I ‘_I-