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l` offer for sale my fr-im of 4o iirrei sliustio in 'be irririrdirite viciniiy nt I, D; `Cngk, cinvfniuit to Sinn h ani Chen. factories, Chou-her. 'Sihool ann nviellii-g hotle slmost mv., farm ard ou.bn Icing. 'in good reprii. Farm ia iight, pi ce viii bemada rightto iii-t piirrhaser. Appl, I0 DWI er On prrmisr s f ~r p4irticu‘arii

J- H- STRET( H, Lang Cr-ek

or J. K. ROSS

Opera House Builring Ch`town `

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We have just opened oi e of the lalgeiit V ' ` V; Ir "' '“i -

and 'finest assortments of cut glass avgf

shown in thts province. What is nicer for l “'*ddl"K Present than it piece of

CUT GLASS.

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Oiir prices are right. The quality of our goods the bam

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' Wellner's Jewelry Store __

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f -\voineu arcdccidcdiy smart, if

‘ - ' M/ .iressy

all the latest styles wit

toes and medium soles. 'i`hc laiycd sity les have four eyelets and the biittoncd stylus -.irc tiircc

buttons high -many of

this showing.

_ These shoes are light cool and dressy, made of stip-

ertor quality gun metal and bound togive satisfactory I‘ service. All sizes $55010. .. ...... . . .... _ _ .. 54,50

orite and Queen Quality styles are included in

omen’s Dressy

Walking Shoes

sc walking shoes for i

and wcll ni.iiic,shown in h Cuban iiceis, stitbiiy

the fztiiioiis Boston i":-iv-

AM ATE U R r- WORK --\

Prompt service--excellent

work---reasonable rates' Try us.

Preserve Jars

]ust received astock of

|~ C00l¢ »5fUd50 |"0ueen” Preserve Jars

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We have a nice assortment ci' Parlor

Kitchen and Alarm Clocks. _

Prices Moderate.

C. W. Patterson

Jeweller Phone |22-R

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TliéTime lo lliiy Coal

is now. Don’t wait until the rush comes, or prices advance. Let us serve you now. No matter what

your wants may he in this line, we .

can supply you. Get our prices for the next bill. `\

C. _Lyons Qt Co

NEW ll0'l`EI. 0PlE`.il|I£ll

Cranford Aitken has opened the "_CilY Hotel" nest door to the “City Hlll` 0" Qq_¢_¢r|4 _Si,, where he is prepared to aecoiii- odste ‘permanent and transient boarders at minerrs prices. Agood stable anti yard iii attached. tl_-tl Mttsibii d

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Coal Coal

The Si lioorirr "llui-niiroilt” will ht! tl" ti the latter part 6| .l\"\° Will* " °"'K° align-itoiii’ otitis caisbfmii Lackawmu Aitthrlclll Coal in Stone and Chestnn; slsss, this is the name ¢l\!*l'*Y_°f QM* which gsvssiicti good satisfaction -in ;ssn_ii.*. 1 .Q » ‘

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qlsgcdqo |b'¢:J`lt‘rlli"islr blriibrs ill. once ‘bind .,n,,K¢ in “kg iieliveiry w it: iq dl&tiarging Wh” P' U" '"' dwelt. .

iii`riiriiii,iieii & Co

'l`A`|._¢n-._.i>iaii»i.» tr. cr Lui '~ 1 Dhpend S- S

Those jars are made of extra

good glass, wide mouihed and

are ,covered with a new patent

top that will lierp the contents

air-iight “ Gem " Jars---All

Sizes. lowest Prices. Extra

Rubber Bands for Gem ]ars at

A Beer Q1 Gofi’s_

mm-_mi-il

I Your Summer dress will make

a beautiful picture, also the

little tots. Why not have them

photographed now,

Bayer Photographer

Bring your snaps to us for finishing

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ent st?

DR. C. H. EER ~

Buriri)on Dont st Berlin sntal Parlors

Richmond Bt. Phlgno |58] Over Prowiis ros. * ill ll ' _Q7

mmm J. B. BROWN. D. M._D I

DENTIST _

...Drown aitdapgdga l;i`m3=;l|:st.

NM' Caliarluttiiilriivn- - o-aodirr. _ ~ - ii

Early Vegetables WA NTE D

We want a few shippers of early

vegetables to quoteiis on Lettuce, Rhubarb, Beers. Carrots, Parsnips,

and other vegetables

W. li. NIXON

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Furniiurt Sala

ioo pieces of brand new furniture,

consisting of dressers Ht $5-90 “P- cominodes at 2.75, sideboards from io 50, sofas from 5-75- kll°h¢“ glial;-5 4r,c,l¢itch~.-n tables 2.74. dill ing- room tables -6.oo.bedi'oom tables gnc, parlor tables 2.00, iron bed-1

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It. Phys to buy iii this province

. Jus. B. Hcgan,_C-li;.rlottetown. was a Passenger west yesterday afternoon.

'_ P.' McCourt, Charlottetown, was a passenger east yesterday afternoon.

Miss Ruth Hallett, Truro, N. S., is

visiting in New London the guest of Mrs. L. E. G. Ferguson.

Among 'the passengers leaving Char-

lottetown on the Murray Harbor train yesterday afternoon were, Fred Ross and Jack Rattenbury.

Miss Susie Gillan of Boston arrived

last evening to spend the summer with ber parents Thomas and Mrs. Gillan, Charlottetown.

The schooners Polar Star and Bes-

sie Keeper are discharging Acadiai nut and Old Sydney run of mine coal for C. Lyons & Co.

D. Birt is W. P. of King George

Division S. of T., Mt. Stewart. and Miss Toombs is R. S. The Division is in good condition. '

.Services next Sunday on the Mt. Stewart Circuit will bn:-Marlo at 11. a.m., Mt. Stewart at 3 p.m., Dun- staffnnge at 7 p.m.

The Ladies -Aid Society of New Glas-

gow will hold ii strawberry and ice- crcam festival, in New Glasgow Hall, this (Thursday). evening, July 18th. Preparations have been completed to give every body B good time. All are cordially invited. 7-18M1i.

Rev. H. S. Erb of Charlottetown,

P. E. Island is at present in the P. E. Island Hospital with pneumonia. Rev. Mr. Erb was formerly pastor of Baptist Church in Glace Bay, and his illness will, no doubt, be learned with regret by his many friends here.- Sydney Exe. _

Miss Edith Cosgrove, daughter of

Dr. and Mrs. Cosgrove, Wellington, has returned home from Brockton, Mass., Miss Cosgrove graduated from Brockton Hospital Training School for Nurses, on June 18th, 1912, and intends returning on Sept. lst to tnkc it post-graduate course in one of the large hospitals in Boston.

Mrs. John Gallant and baby of

Charlottetown, left yestordav after- noon hy the western train to spend it months varation with her parents ot, Wellington Station. Shc was accom- panied by ber sister, Miss Ncttlc Gallant and Miss Gertrude Hogan who will also spond their holidays at Wellington.

Word hos been received that T. J.

Terrell, 52 Saratoga St., East Bos- ton, Mass., formerly of Charlotte- town, is now convalescent from -the severe attack of typhoid he had been suffering from for some months, hav- ini: been confined to the Massachu- setts Hospital. Mr. Terrell is at his home again and his many friends will' hriir with pleasure of his recovery. His mother, Mrs. -Terrell. resides on Queen St.

The labor department at Ottawa

has just issued a highly interesting report upon the labor organization in Canada. It shows that the organiza- tion is closely interwoven with that of the United States, Briefly, it may be stated, there are 1,741 local un- ions in Canada, of which 1,531 are international and the remainder are associated with central bodies having no affiliation outside the Dominion. Ontario bulks largely in trade iinlon ism, claiming 700 local unions out of 1,741 in Canada. British Columbia

igmes second with 234 local unions

d Quebec is third with 205. Prince

Edward Island has seven unions. It is interesting to note in the figures given,the promlnence` taken by west- ern cities and bow far in some cases they have, relatively speaking, out- atrlpped the older eastern cities in labor organization. The total esti- mated membership in Canada of trade unions is 133,132, the Canadian international roll reaching 119,415, the remainder belonging to purely Canadian unions. Of the latter class the membership is no doubt actually larger than these figures indicate but precise reports have not been rece,v. iid. The international bodies repre- sented in Canada and the United States show a total membership mostly in Canada and the United States of 2,340,805 members, com- prised in 21,418 unions. There are bs- iiides, it will be remembered, a con- siderable minority of trades organiza- tions in the United States without branches in Canada, the membei‘sh,p of which in the United States will in- crease the total considerably. The total union mombarsltlli in thc Unit-cd States il placed at 2,625,000 for 1910, 9, somewhat greater strength relative- ly than in Canada, having regard to the respective populations.

:Colgutes Tooth Powder or Paste

is the whole science of tooth sound- ness, mouth cleaners and white teeth put into a dentrlfice-The ingredients 0( these preparations that produce such white teeth also give it- tht! DUW' or to over come acidity in the mouth --It leaves a fresh taste. M6009* li isavss it clean mouth-254: tubs. E. A.

Foster. ventral Drugstore.

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People s Theatre

Get your Photo of ` Costello or Miss Turner -

VITIGIIAPII NIGIIT

L. MacNutt, Charlottetown, was a a’ 5

passenger west. yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. J. H. Monaghan, Charlotte town, who has been seriously ill is progressing fuvorablv.

Mrs. J. Colbourne, Cambridge,

Mass., is visiting in Charlottetown. She is at the Revere.

There will be service in Church toad School house on Saturday ev- ening ot 8 o’clook.

Mira Christy McPherson and Miss

Annie Cavnnagh, Earnsclifle, spent A pleasant holiday last week with friends in Culloden.

Archibald McKenzie, Sr., Pictou was a passenger returning on the Northumberland after a business trip to Charlottetown. _

Miss Mary Haiizard, arrived in (Jhar- lottetown _last evening from New York on ii visit to her parents J us- tice and Mrs. Haszard,

Norman R. Lund, telegraph opera-

tor for F. B. McCurdy & Co., Char- lottetown. will be a passenger on the Northumberland this morning en route to Halifax where he has been temporarily transferred.

T. J. Brown, representing the Gen-

eral Roofing Mfg., Co., York, Pa., leaves this morning for the Sydneys, from a very successful business trip to Surnmerside and Charlottetown. The General Roofing Mfg. Co,, have plants at St. Louis, York, Pa., and Marseilles, Ills., and is one of the largest institutions of its kind in the world. _

The Wesleyan says that friends of

Rev; Thomas Stcbbings, Gibson, N. B., gathered at the parsonage onthe evening of July lst to express their appreciation of his work and to bid him farewell. Valuable prqgentg were made, refreshments served, and many expressions of good-will given to the l>lll"B0flBtle family. Mr. Stebbings and his daughters left last week, for a hcliday trip to England.-Mr. Steb- hings has many friends on Prince Edward Island. 4

Rev. Canon Sisam leaves on Tues-

day, July- 23rd, for Quebec. where he embarks on the S. S. “Royal George," of the Canadian Northern Line, for his old home in England. Canon Sisam will spend most of his time visiting relatives and fricnds, hut has arranged to preach in Lon. don on each of the Sundays in Aug- ust, he leaves on his return on Aug- rst 30th, on the S. S. "Victoria," of the Allan line, on which hti will det: as Chaplain.-Moncton Exe. Rev. Canon Sisam was for some time rec-

tiiig of St. Mary'a Church, Summer- s e. _

:Protect your skin from chafflng,

roughening, and rcddening-tan sun- burn, and freckles-that is likely to

y nl

from the attacks of Old Sol. Largo -'ar 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co,, c rner Gt George and Kent Sts.

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Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be ing markettd hy manufactur- ers who are considered reliable a line of so called cut glass in which the pa’tern is really pressed. and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel.

Our Cut Glass

is fullyfcut Wiien the cutter takes a piece in hand it is perfectly plain an both sides arid every line is cut and polished hy hand.

' We Control for Charlottoinwn,the

product ofthe oldest and largest Canadian factory, and feel that we have the very hes! in cut glass to offer our_ pistrons.

G. r. iiurciiisoii

Jeweler-Opticlan I

foater's Ice Cream Parlors

Comer\Ksnl and Roehford Street.

PLAIN ICES --~ Vanilla--

Cliocoiate - Strawberry |04:

Banana Split - Orange

Split.. ..........,.l0c COLLEGE ICES-Straw

berry, Pineapple, Cherry,

Walnut Mipie, Chocolate lo . . . . ... c

SUNDAES-~ Buster Brown,

King Edward, Sunnv jim. I5 cts each or 2 for 25 cts.

Jewellers .loiii

2.5o,'mattrr.'»s'se_s 2.30. bed SPf|.°B-“ `

1 25, pariiorl suits, i;;.7i5; pglcsg _ '|'0.N|g||‘|‘ wiclcercars29- ,'-‘ _ W h di d |i¢ . ;»»»,;;;,;_»_ it--. r--4--»-1°-W .:.:..'.;° 1:.” sr; 'S

¢°\'l’°t 4"' S"°w ma "'89 ' , » h lid t and ii ree to “mir °°'p°t 9°’ ‘scomh md “nba 'mm nn ‘md"` 0' “N cl‘bse?iirmr‘;lim::li1ve laces 8

“Tuff” 4-75- ‘°P°5l"'Y Sqn", _' vililnllh c°.' I ness on lliiiidsy psftenioon at 5-75' ' _ roman-|~ DNLY i p. m. during July and August.

‘_ So Admission Sc Ii'-W-.mylar C' W’

the half

of busi-

Patterson

u H Taylor G.F. utchesoii W, N. Tsnton F. S.

0 .

.~. | FINE CUT |

Fo`ii`s'Ai.n, scuoonnn ~oaG.AN,"

Mitchell

_ Cholera

Summer

MAY BE RAPIDLY

CURED BY

The Medicine with a record of

You don’t experime

William, last summer, Iwas taken

- Weak and suffered such great pain,

advised me to try Dr. Fowler‘s Ex

children, and find it an excellent rem

PRICE _

` Colic,` Stomach Cramps or Pains in ,the Stomach.

Morbus.

Cholera lnfantum» Sea. Sickness,

Complaint

and

Looseness of

all _ the Bowels

AND EFFE CTIVELY

THE USE OF

DR. Fo,wLEn's Extract of Wild Strawberry

Cures extending over 66 Years. nt when you buy it.

Beware of the dealer who tries to sell you a substitute. Mr. Jns. R. Childerhouse, Orillia, Ont., writes : -“ When in Fort

sick with diarrhma, and became so Ihad to qiiit work. Our manager

tract of Wild Strawberry, so on mf

way home! bought st bottle, and after taking four doses l was cure We always kespa bottle in the house. We have also used it for our

edy for summer complaint."

35 CENTS

fllllfltllrstl only by Tls T. Mllllllll 00., Lllllsl, Tsfslh, Ulf.

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L.A. H

Mason Fruit ]ars

Pints 75 Quarts 85 per dozen.

ASZARD

17; Grafton St.

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"July clearance sale ut Paton's of inidsunimcr goods and discontinucdl lines, wnsh dresses for children 65c.l

to $3.50 at 1 od, all remaining liousel dresses and wrappers your choice for

$1.00, Kabo corsets worth from $1.50. to $4.00 for $1.00, the only reason. we can oiler you for selling at this' low price is' that we are discontinu- ing the line. All ladies' wash dresses 1 oil. All last season's left; overs in ladies' golf conta “rj l- oil. These goods will wash andi look like new. 48 ladies' rainproof

coats at 5 price. Any ladies' craven- ettc shower proof coat iii stock at $4.00. A counter full of ladies’ wliitc waists ranging in price fi‘om -7-l 50 to $4.00, your choice for $1.00. if you wish to partake of this sale hurry tip, these goods will iicil fast fit the prices offcreri. Puton's. 7-lRMtf.

"Call in and look over our line of pnnamas, the aristncrats of summer hats, shown in all grades and sizes. priced at $4 to $10, Brown's, Tho Home of Good I-lata. 7-17ME3i.

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follow driving, yachting and oxposure One cent per word first insertion in to the hog summer s\m_ Lotus Buds each continuation. _Cash must accompany order and five per cant dis- (joid Cream is the preparation you count allowed- Minimum eliarle Twenty-live cents `

wiint. It is not oily, sticky or ' _

this column. half cent par viord fm

grcas and affords am o protection '~’-'if"-`-T”-“-"‘-T-1-_-QC-‘-Z-111-3; ;-"5

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* cancun. irriar i’iiELsEwHi-:rift l 2 i Firm For Sala ... _ . . . ;___ .,,, ,,_,. _»_f_'n..»...i 6"°i..i.

r K J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrister Notary Public, sto

Money to Loan

Morris Block - narlottotowo

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iDi°. C. li. Porter

» . Veterinary Suraeiin Office, harmrtcv and o eriit. nz rrwm at 121 Grailon St. (Ono. Poailtlflicel Chart rt- tetnwn, Phono '46, , _ Consultation and Medicine by mil one dollar.

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IOTEL BRUNSWICK

Moncton, N. B.

no l.ar sa and Bent Located Hotel I .hs Ulf secommodrttlni 100 guesgs iltuatoilln the centre of waciuuii groin. s inruurrgunded _:ty lsieZ:lrtt'sl'_isd`l:;i'.¢¢l‘: TI Ill ll I I UCI (llfl P 0 JJ :he suinmopr seluiin. GEO l|oHWElNli{

DR. CLIF '[`

Specialist -Chronic v Diseases Al)_DRE§B -Watsonville, Santa Cruz Un. California.

I). 0. Mclrlfltlil, l£.t.\. W. E. BENTLIIIY

McLeod ‘Tl Bentley

I-lgirriiiter and .ittnrirrfr it-law \)lficmi~rl4i\nli ul N. S, Chambers Charlottetown P. F. Island

\ A M\`.Lee\ii, K C., Uuimio rt\;Air.-ill McLean fl! McKinnon

Barrisiers, Atlorneys~at-Law Brown Hinek Charlottetown

JR Jotin i.Li»wi.i.i. no

ih niond Street,o|\o,miie 5i.i‘.r.i|'s Ch

H r tra ii itil io ii't:lin:k to 3 it

l. J. YEO, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon Residence

N3 Prince Sl.

Phone l10J

Warburton fit! Sh sw

\arristirs,Attorney1, Nclary Public, Ill:

tri ces in Cameron Block, Charlottetown P. E. island.

llli. l. E. CROKEN

(Veterinary Surgeon)

Hi»nn_r (lrariiinto University of l‘ornrito (lntririo _Veterinary College) Toronto Suiiiineriield, l'. tu. lalrinii. Address Emerald. No.1 R R. i'hone 5.! -2.

idunisofi

ROCKY PJlNl` BOAT

tlommonclni: .liirie lat.tiis St.r.Hi|lsborn will run d:i'|y (except i~lunilnv_i hetwr-een the Ferry wht. and ttncliy Point. during riiimmermonthmtt the l-»|li»winghrs.V_iz.

Leave (lh’town Lt-iive Rocky Point.

7008 tri. 'l2i0a.m.

ii.t\0 " Bun " 930 .. ..

_Ehluw

=¢ =

_'P .

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10.00 ii.ao t~.m 1.00 ‘

\§ c.UAiu>iAN ctiissirisii luis

A YV YYY I

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LOCAL AGENT WANTED FOR Charlottetown 'and Queens Co., to sell our high class Fruit Trccs and General Nursery Stock. Large list; offcommercial and domestic vario- ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for

~ particulars. Stone Er Wellington,

The Fonthill Nurseries, (Establish- ed 1837). Toronto, Ontario.

6.27ME55i.

FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE COT-

tnge situated on Fitzroy Street he- twccn Great George and Queen Ste. A good invcstmcnt, as this cottage brings A good yearly rent. For bnr- ticulars inquire of B. S. McKinley, Frost & Wood Office, Cliarlotte- town. 7-5M2wpd.

LOST

LOST. LADIES' GOLD WATCH ANI)

Din at orange ten. Finder leave at Guardian office. 7-17M3ipil.

FEMALE HELP I'

' Matt; iii-;i.i> ‘

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

Houscwork. No washing. Apply at 39 Grafton i~1t.V___ _“__ 7-1t_‘._1V_I§i.

WANTED GIRL FOR. GENERAL housework. Apply at this odice. __ _Ai _ _ 6-25lVi_tf. WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL house work. Apply to Mrs. Ayers,

___7_8__Eii_sto_n__St. __ __ 7-2Mti. WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAI

housework. Good wages. Apply evening st 21 Great George St.

5-2BMtf.

_WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOUD ' character and habits to drive dcliv. l ary team, apply at Star Steam Laundry, 134 Kent Street, City.

' _l _'IV-17M3lprl.

WANTED APPRENTICE IN FOUN-

dry. Apply B. Stewart & Co.

6-11Mtf.

`,WANTED, MAN TO WORK ON 1 farm. By day or month. Apply

Herbert Mason, Southport.

7-l7M2i E3iprl.

,img

WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY MRS.

Bayfield, an experienced cook. Walt- es $20 per month. Apply to Miss M. L. Peters, 121 North River Road, Charlottetown. 7-_1_IiMEtf._

WANTED BY MRS. IJAYFIL-Jill). A house parlor maid who under- stands waiting on table. Wag" $11. Good references required. Ap- ply to Miss Peters, 121 North Riv- sr, Charlottetown. 6-17MEtf.

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l"0R SALE _

FOR SALE-FEMALE FOX 1-IQUND Apply Richard Rogerson. 0111100 C v 7-17M3iE2iDd

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FOR SALE, HIGH CLASS MAN’S

bicycle--Iver Johnstone make-used very little, as good as ncw, sold reasonsply. W. .B. Hayes, Ellerslie,

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FOR SALE-200 JUNIPER POLE r

15 feet. long, cut. expressly for Fox Ranches, also good sloven iii splen- did condition for sale cheap. ADDly Box. 47, Albsrton. 7-17ME3l-

FOR. SALE OR T0 LET. NEW bouss ritors and fifteen acres land at Bedford Sta. Excellent business location. Mrs. T. Greene, Milleove.

_ s-iitiuiiiipri.

46 tons register, carries 75 tons coal. Good saller and in good re- pair. Four yrnrs old. Apply to R. E. Miituh it Co , (Titv. 7-‘i0_l!lt£. OR SALE, A BARN, 82 x 33 FEET, suitable for converting into it dwel- ling,house_ Apply to 301 Kent St.

~ 7-10Mtf.

FOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF BLACK

foxes from Driltons best stock. P. 0. Box. 188, Amherst, N. S.

_-“'i|5¢|‘§_|-l-_4'.'_*.3,Q_‘l_§L§_

GOOD GRADE OF FOXES RANCH-

erl on lay of 20 per cent. increnac. No increase, no charge. Safe ranch. Apply- by lst August, A. B.,Guiir- dian Office, Charlottetown.

7-17M4ipil,

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TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED, S_GH()OL TEACHER FOR Mt. Herbert, No. 157. First or second class. (Mille preferred). Sup- plement S50. Sampson Farrinharson, Se'cy, Hillsboro. __ 7~1_€_iM6ipd.

ATEACHER WANTED FOR MT.

Buchanan School, $25.00 supple- ment.. Neil McLeod, Secretary.

__ 7-15ME6lpd.

Lot; 12. 7-l7ME4i. TEACHER WANTED FOR RENNIE

Road School, No. 111. Second class mnlii preferred. i-liipplement. $20.00. Spring and fall holidays. Donald Andrew, Secretary. 7-16ME3lpd.

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,PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE-

_quired for graded and rural ap- pointments opening after midsiim- mer vacation. Highest salaries ob- tained; fnll details supplied. Apply, stating qualifications to Canadian Teachers' Agency, Box 807, Regi- na. for Saskatchewan schools; and Room ll, Aull Block, Calgary, for Alberta appointments. 7~11ME1m.

_ TP FET_____.,_-

TO LET. A HOUSE OF SEVEN

rooim. Inquire at 213 Euston St.

7-17M3i.

'I-10M18lpd. ‘

FOR SALE 3 PAIRS BLACK FOX' se, 2 'pairs cross totes, 3 pairs ilark red. Had young this year. A few cubs at $40.00 s pair. Also, some mink. R. J. McNeil, Tyne Valley, ` 7-11M2w,

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~"- ~- '/i art -' ' '> ` ` -».»-nw "

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WANTED AN ORGANIST AND

choir .tsadsr b the lat of July; for* Graco Msthodlst Church, Charlotte- town, Apply to James Carter 45 uma- prim. r-iiiitini.

:i ui " im " sm “ 7.00 1'

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