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cltlnr cllliltliuoli AUCTION SALE

AT NEW PERTH EAIT

I am instructed by Thus. K.

Clmeron, to sell by public auction on his premises on Wednesday, April 9th,

at cultivation, balance covered with ktra growth of herd and soft wood, 1

Auction Sale at Bangor

._-__ _

‘STOCK--1 more 6 years, hackney farm horse, 10 years old; 1 choice

,Tilt 100 Ylfill f|'0l1l NOW P97111 C1190” driver mare. 4 years old; 2 cows due

Factory, B miles from Montague, 1 ¢

o freshen in April, one farrow cow, 1

miie from Perth station close to helm, wo yum-S ¢,id_ 1 ox 1 year old,

school and church making it one ot 1 the best and most convenient farms on P. ll. Island. Also all his stock. crop, and (al-nilng implements as

mnovn' l ooth barrow, plow, ptllpcr, 1 Dc Laval

BT -

OCX 1 genera] purposs horse’ 6 Separator, 450 lbs.. 1 set driving hllr~

0 eboice sheep, 40 hens.

lMPLE1\ii<3NTS-1 truck wagon, 1

driving sleigh, 1 wootisleigh. l road

art, I sulky, 1 wheal barrow. 1 spring

yrs. old, 1 carriage mare, 7 yrs. old.

1 carriage horse, 12,yrs_ 1 horse. 3 yrs. :I 1 illly, 1 yr., (Rex Heart), 1 Ayrshire °

cow, Reg. 3yrs., -2 cows to freshen in lay, 1 farrow cow, 1 heifer, 3 years,

ess. 1 set work'llal°ness. other things o numerous to mention. CROP-200 bus, potatoes, 150 bus.

outs, quantity hay and straw. also

in cnlf, 1 heifer 2 yrs., in calf, 1 “me l“"’l’°"'

steer, 1% yrs., 22 breeding ewes ir.

lamb, 8 fat pigs, pure bred Yorkshire °

Terms all sums $5 and under cash ver that unluunt 9 lnontlls credit on

Bo' 'mx utter or 8' 3 geese' 84 Leg approved joint lnotes lfhiliy not fine hom hens' brown and white* \\lll bt- held lol owing d.l_\_

-CROP-100 bush. oi oats, White

Jewel good seed, I0 bush. buckwheat. 20 bush mixed feed. 200"bush_ pota- toes, Dakota Red, quantity of hay and straw. c

IMPLEMENTS-Binder, hay mower.

steel rake, Crown gang plow. single

plow, (new), disc harrow, spring tootil '--' -_ ’

harrow, spike barrow, scu er. 3 H. P. engine, grain grinder. (new), pulpet truck wagon, 2 express wagons, driv- ing wagon, cart and wheels, wood slot h (new), team sleigh. (bobs,l

.A- »l '/.l ’1" so to

l.M3lpd,

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box sleigh (newiv d,.1v|ng ,i,._ggh_ imlfel Automobiles, Marine and Stationary

grinder. 3 sets driving harness, set

express harness. set cart harness. 2 F

Engines repaired

ord repairs and Specialty Gasoline

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Lets. -e-1;;-._,;

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n. _l. colvleroh. L,',‘;,f`;_' ,_ =

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H. l-l. cox, . T°'”“"` _‘kiln ' ,.__-U_-‘_._-

- ~ Auctioneer C"-»._»*€. t'~1~"~" lo _ H _ _ _

pair leather traces, collars. 11811188- Bf<‘~- cream separator and lot of other articles too numerous to mention.

Sale positive. No reserve. lt' stormy

on first fine day.

TERMS of farm _made known at

sale, of stocks. etc.. all sums of $5-Oi' and under. cash; over that amount 8

months credit lm approved joint notes ,._._,._..,__.._,.

6 p. c. off for t-ash.

- J. A. MCDONALD,

Auctioneer.

48444?inWetlTlluMon'I`ue4i.

BIRTHS

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on March. 30th to Mr. and Mrs. J. _I

he anult

Cape Traverse

2635-i1~27M Wed 52 wks pri

L11 ff: Ill

lllill ooililtloi ,

SE.-\IlED TE.\`l_lERS. addressed ttf

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Economically clean

She saved work-Sunlight Sosp

biag. She saved time-she did other work rvhilc Sunlight did the wash. She sured money- Sunlight is an absolutely pure soap,tlleret`orc there is less soup used for washing than with. { ordinary soap, and less wear

and tear of the clothes.

Sanligllr is a war-xinlr map-41': sn cmnorniral.

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Young Pigs_ Wanted

6 I want to buy 500 young pigs. I pay

express cllltlwlfes. Terms cash., Writt- i - ERNEST L. ARCHIBALD

' Truro, N. S.

4302-4~1M1l‘pd.

C ‘b _ I I Consistillil of one hundred and eighty H

acres abou' one hundred and twenty clear under cultivation. The balance easily cleared. A llc-vel' failing streulll bt' water runs through f;ll~ln_ \Vithi'.l

l one mile of stfircll t';lr'tor_\'. cllecse fur sl' ‘ln l - -`

IUIIV- UPN 8 lnrt. ._tore, school and cllurcbes.

JAMES A. STEWART,

_ Britilzel-lwn

Lol F-4. P. E. I.

4077-3-22_\i .i\~4ipd_

HUGHES--At Charlottetown Hospital the Pos-tnltlster Geneml. will be re

‘ =i\'efi lit Ottawa until noon, on Fridzlvl

Hughes a son. the Sttll .\ia_‘.' for the conve\'..llce of Hisi

DIED

CONSTABLE.-At his home ill Lone River on April 1, 1919. Mr. Joseph Constable.

The funeral will he nn Thllrsday.

A-Y~ril 3 at 2 p. m. McPHEE»-At Hopsfield on All-_r 30 Angus .\lcPllee, Elder. aged T2 yt>llr.= Funeral Friday April 4tll, at lo ll.-ln.

e_s_l_ Pnorssrli Nr ol=u>l-muses.

'_fGoirl_trihutions received for the P.E.I, T

Protestant Orphanage dtlrlllg .Vllircll

|_.§19_ 4725-3-20i1l\\`ed3i.

John Burhoe $1.00, Ornlnll i._O.L. $10-

00. Baptist Church, City $60.00. Dar*

many L.o_L. $33.25. ol-an ville .iletilodl li* P91* T~H» Bllrxoyne, sermon by Rev Nf- Ayers $15.20, Harry Lana 35,00

rl-..l-t for foul' yc~ar:= six times per we~=i._‘ 'ui flip rolltr- Port Borden Rural _\1-lilf lt.-l\it~ _\`o_ 1 from the Pl>stlna_~t.‘.'

l‘l~intf-li notices t-ontailltng flll'til=.fr,

wi l"ontl':<f‘r nlav ha sc-en and blank

l'.lpe 'Trzzvt-rso and :it tb.; r»‘i`. e of tl".-

l :lst Oflice Inspet-tar

JOHN F. vvt-IEAR,

ost Oflico inspector-4 .Office ‘ 24th Z\Iarf_‘l'i_ 1919

¢§§§§s

Howard Carr $1.00, Crapalld Oistrictl

Argyle L.o.1. per s___l_ nlcxsvlii, M,i>_ P

8100.00, Ladies nth. Allison par J, cell

llns $10.00. Park Corner R.t‘. per Mrs, _ 1-- ‘709'3‘25"l10l-

Andrew MacLeod 90 a lau llli to. A. ul .i A l.l.» ly .ll any mais ot

hynopsis of Canadian Northwest Land ltegu ations

lliltll roll sill

fnrzn 'o. 1_T .t<-l~e_- :it Marsh- field. six l-_lil -- from Charlot- 't-tf_l\\'n. it t-ompl'i.<e;' 95 acres

f\i.lj--_=ty`.~ _\i;.il_-. on a proposed Co..-E -I-l_,. un,-3,-cipm.; },_».~,___. “__ “Ie MQ

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f ii

_G3"1‘7f`3l"" l’l‘5`~"‘5“V\“- ‘ 'Hitler ~ul:i'.ali'1»:l, of whit-11 32 acres is

:`o~.ll:lle-.l rf-:>-it' 'or s rin plantin

Lllforltliltiun to condltlorlg- ol lir.lp»'».<-I -_.td 33 mr.,-_.. (.,»,,-er,-,1&\.i,h A good

3__‘-9'-rth of ._ ~i' \\'ood. ‘li fronts oil the

1'll`lll-* Of T"fll'3'-"" ml" hi* ~`-fliinfg ill: 2-IEi_`_=b>:o Rin -r. ll..\'int: rezltiv access ll‘.\' l’r'»=l Offl"_» l'li P911 F3'-Tflrll ~'~Y"- ii ,=.-._v.‘¢_ei, :\::l.=.~i-l lxiilti alll-er mud

;:.i marsh null all in large uantities

_ fl .-

,Tlxere is over 200 loads of stable

:_-zanure to go with farm. The bulld-

POH Oli" l“5F'9":-“"- inrs are e.=p»_cially good and in first

c1:=.=s condition, A never failing =':c-am of pure water runs through the 5.l~nl. \\"ll sell ut re-.wonable figure. to quick pllri-llaiscr. Ii’ not gold by private sale it will he offered at auc- t.=an together with stock. crop and

ilnpiemellts, at a date given later,

Apply oil premises or at oflice of K.

J. Martin, Cllarlottetowll,

J. A. MCDONALD,

Marshfield, P. E' I.

vi mn 0' Cr I d and 1 it-iitllliflcn ycgars old, rlialv' humcstcari a quurle.

° Y 00ll0Cil0!l by Bert Trowsdalq I .:tl..m .il 3,-;,,l_~,l,,¢ Dt,mi,,,,,n um; in M4ml,,,,_. *-°~'_l1-'--'-"'---""'--' °"» fl- , -

952.70, Do. collected by R. Simmonds If'@ii"'Fli`c;ffil`..n°'atAilifrlillm`O»Tgiicl_n;i.<iT§.i¢iii( and Thom” C5101, ;27_35_ De,-ry L_() j .f ~.lii.-Accncy l-,roll rlalrgcz. lfnlrlcs by pn.. L _ 'Inlly bc made .tl any Dominion Lands agen

DOI’ D. MBCNBVTD $70.00, S_H_ Col- ily... ntl- Pino-Agency on certain cond‘liuns.

viii, New Haven $25.00, Trevor L.0.L. por H. Gamble $67.50, Mr. Silas Ray- nor, Greenmount $25.00.

ll! ihg COllBctl0IlB made' by Messrs

MacDonald, Cudmore and Kelly the names of all contributors have not been received but will be published ln

d Ll W _ urn cultivation. rrc l-motion pltent maybe o

l)ullc~--Six nzonills residence upon and cul ‘lvlltlon ofthe land in each of thrcc vean A lolncstcadcr may live wittin nine mllcsof hi: iwnlcstcsd on a ilr.n oi at least B0 acres, ol c"rluln cnndltlolls, A hahitallle houloc is re illi_n>_d ta cpl where residence is performed in .hi

vicinity.

ln certain dt.-ttlcus lmlllcstculc: in good stand ing may lre~cnlpt I rluarlcr-scct_un along side hl- i lnmcstcalri. l`ricc $3.00 per acre.

Duties Six months residence in each of thru

ycnrs allcr earning llomestcnd patent; llso 50 acr-

SALE BYO AUCTION

I um authorized hy Estate of late

John lugs, to offer by sale at Pltbllc Auction on Friday, the lltli day of April, at the former Oilice of the Charlottetown Steam Navigation Coln- pany, Ltd., Lower Water Street, Char-

washcd the clotllcs without rub- l

Gii#$

THE PROMOT

'l sat quietly thinking for some

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I ,vm 5,4] by pumk. auction on my ' “_ w , FAULT THAT HI Lacy the very next day. Blushed be'

it 1 lfclock sharp his beautiful ram pi-enllsss lm lc.-lan;-_ _api-il mi at 1 l, -1\.,._»,'. __ VISITS BI-ANCHE “H180 I °“f°‘l °°"‘"‘K f°l‘ M” 1-WY' l Wmllfllll of 176 acres of valuable o'clock sharp llle following stock. crop . Q", , "v‘<‘»‘.*".; lend, 100 acres clear and in good state and lnlplelllellis. '. .\ »-§\il"‘“’°' V* ‘

_ ~- - ~ -~-'-‘ " - - °~ - the dinner Blanche Orton had given. |

ERS WIFE

GQOQG

Nell. rEl_l_s san lr lg Hg; decided that 1 would call upon Mrs.

in fact rather disliked -her, but was'

, CHAPTER Lv using her to hear what lcould of

I had not changed nly mind about

lime. tvs.. it pbsslble lust _veil had wllint: Nell what 1 had l\fi\\rd» buf." lliloallt uint he would mln;-_ his mel. was so late when he came in-after

'friends-the ones Ihad objected to 011 _ , _ -to Blanche Orton to be entertain- lh E ' "fam 55”. 4' - _ .4 _ ’ _ ,,. ed? I. had not taken his speech at all l yawned prodigiously and bald! i ‘ if 3"* __.___......_ -`&

seriously,-tllen. Now it rec-med pro-

e o'clock-and he looked so tired

at I hesitated to begin. Then he

Please don‘t say one word to me

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tentous, as if_ he had already decided' l-Olllgllt. Blb- I 8.!" fired “U10” ‘2_ Q;-=v -- 1 42-- T ' _ -if 7 'I .. ill his mind what he woulti tio, when <38

he made lt. S

sth and want to go right to sleep.

o I kissed lllln good nllltlht. Without ____

I THE FOOD PROFVYEER AT THE CRADLE OF THE

The maid had said they were all 2-NWT llllll 0|' WW! l~#°"`“l°9l ` ` Th I _

trlnking. Neil had not taken as ll lnnch at home as bs hun before fn»'

ther and mother came. l lltul been Of

so pleased that it was so. But l

_ HE 811)' B c gl~eatei~ll_ reclanlation

nd told me. But at breakfast 1 ropc-ated my bit gossip. "What would Lorraine do it sho

would far rather have lllm drink nt- l‘0uldn’t talk " he asked when llmd

home than nt some other wornan's_H house--especially Blanche Orton's. i

Of course I was silly to even cotl~l \\

nished. _ "But 1 shouldnyt think Mrs. Orton 'ould receive such creatures", I

nam Neil with such ll dinner as that watched him narrowly. "'I`hM- maid ,mich the mm,-1 had d,.S(._,-l},@¢1_ Even said one of the men wits terribly

nl. the worst, thc mon he had brotlirllt 11 home had been common and uncoutil ll -never noisy or drunken. I would ‘I tell Neil about it, however. lie would

se.. that even the servants talked if lf)

men hrougllt guests of that type to \‘ their homes. lt simply strengthened my position, I thought with actisfnc- 9 tion. _ _i

Neil remained out that night. It ‘I0

is easier far to any you will Pill 3

things from your mind than in do it. 20

_\ll the long lonely evellinlz I thought of little else save what Lor~

-nine had told me. I blushed as I

oisy and that all three drank too

tuch. even the one she described as’

ovely ." “You and Lorruille have ll lot to do spend your time listening to eer-

anta' gossip." “I didn’t listen to any servant!" 1 xclaimed indignantly, forgetting

hat I had made up my mind to 80

Mrs. Lucy's to find out still more

f title servants' gossip. "Lorraine ld ine, and Mrs. Lacy told her." "It came from her servant, didn't

lt?"

"Yes--but isn’t it horrid ?"

l In the House of Commons the oth- el- day Mr, Fournier wus speaking 'ot the hgh cost ot’ 'living ond- the part played by foodprotiteers. in tho course ot-his remarks he quoted

the following sontl. which lsn't tl!

bad literary effort:

lg there tl pruflteer so dead

Who never to himself hath said: “This is my own my native land." I'v¢, got thecountry by the hair

ln what they eat and what the wear. I’m glad the boys are over there

| Upon a foreign strand;

And so l'li bleed this country white.

They're suckers all, and they will bite. l'li help myself wllile others fight;

l'li own my native land.

The price of living so complex.

It oven master minds doth vex.

So soak the plebiains in the nex

Before they understand.

ill history will soon 'bc undertukfili by the British iti Mesopotamia, wh]}_.|\ will thereby be restored to its gnolent prosperity' and agricultural productiw ness. The arelt concerned is of more than 5.000.000 acres and is as large as the whole of Egypt. Roughly speak. ing, lt covers the region' between the Tigris and Euphrates and extends from Bagdad to the ruins of desolat- cd Balbylon.` Of all regions on qw earth none is more favored front tha prodltctloll of cereals. Cotton, sugar cane and Indian corn willfloilrishtllqw as on tho Nile. Tobacco will find ll. elf at home as in Egypt. Wheat was there first cultivated by man. Maso- potallila was a g'reat'food-producing country before the dawn ot history, By tradition the Garden of Eden was located 'between the Euphrates and the Tigris, and one has only to refer to the first book of genesis ip ordai-

And then when home the boye are

to discover that this Paradise of Adam

‘ come _ -

and Cylinder Oil kept in stock “_

_ . - ould refuse to put up with anything

" 15 years experience ' ` disagreeable even to help a man in

l v usineas. Other women may not he- A110 if thBy`l‘o good l'li give them

"That depends. You ofcourse

s flnicky-and more loyal." I looked at Neil in amazement. He

and Keep lt Up .‘:.;';..;;°‘;:;i"=..‘?.i;";“s_.2"°" ‘““

Gee in the Mbit ol drinking I 5'

J glass of hot water before

_fi breakfast.

\\'e're not here long. so let’s make

our .stay agreeable..Let us tive well, 5 eat well, digest well, work well, sleep

well, and look well, what a glorious S condition to attain. and yet, how very _ easy it is it one will only adopt the

morning inside hath. _ fl Folks who are accustomed to fee‘

dull and heavy when they arise, split _

tint; headache. stlll1`y from a cold, foul- r tongue, nasty breath. acid stomach t-all, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy n

ll:-‘ opening the slnices oi' the system W

c-:ich morning and a flushing out tht rl

whole of the intel-ual poisonous stag

llitlll. lI`l2iliB!'. 3

"Neil, do you know who was at

Blanche Ortoli's that night?"

“Why do you ask. What is it to ou?

“Answer me, please?" Willie shysterl-i ghyst and slackersh

“Yes." “Who was there?"

"I 'for one, Black for another, anti Why should I cart; who pays the

‘western client-he was the one our friend the servant described as

l'li wavg the flag and beat the

- drum,

some

Of this dear fertile land.

I donor care it rusty pill, | So long as l cull save my skin, Preserve my well-clad self.

Why should Ioare, alas. alsck.

slack,

If l can make more pelf'_'

prico

A5_ long as I ctll\‘slliile`,'__

he ‘noisy one’." I hardly cure who wins the war,

"And you were the 'lovely' man she In long as I can make some more

poke of. What can you mean to so

nsult me. Neil Forbes Why do you

o to her house without me ?” I burst lto a perfect flood of tears. "It's your own fait I told you if

. T ,

ou wouldn't receive; men with whornl A knight, or p'r’aps a- baronet. `“Phll“d°]l’l‘l°‘ P"b“c `I’°d3"' -"“' ””” '”

had business, that thero were wo-

len, friends, not as near an a wife,l Anti then when I am gone and dead;

T10 W0\lld.

ble quarrel, Nell blaming me fol nything he -had done to displease e, and I blaming him for going to

Additions to my pile.

_ I do not care a tinker's cuss Who goes and cleanses tip the rnttss

And lose., all most dear.

I shall he, if 1 riches get.

(‘os’ l`ln a proflteer.

Upon my tombstone shall he atlid:

bled,

For this his native land."

and Eve was irrigated. The area to be reclaimed lies directly on the route of the Berlin~to-Bagdad Railroad, with its contemplated extensions that will tap all parts of Mesopotamia. That road, thanks to happy recent events, will not be under German control, out- side ot Germany. As further develop- ed it will connect the East with the West (aa the Germans meant _it should). and Moapot (as the llritldh call lt) will ship to the Mediterran- ean the produce claimed by the West and to the Persian Gulf the Prodllqc demanded by the East. As developed under the now contemplated' plans. Mesopotamia will be in effect to rfeel oasis perenniaily irrigated by pneu- fad rivers. lt will be a “proteetors_tel`

` under the British control, inolitiei' that

the region may be safe from the inur- auding Arnhs, whose predatory clinatioils are, llnder present -circum- stances, a constant threat. ' -_ '

Tile wise man learns something ev-

Rignt, than we had our second ter- "He helped himself while otlterse “VY time The f°°l l’l““d*“"-

other m:ln‘s luggernaut. _

Many ll so-called political brotllil

Everyone whether -ailing, sick 0 m ` ltums out to b' A boomému ’ 5

well. slloulth each morning, befor breakfast, drink a glass of real ,ho water with a teaspoonlul of limestone k phosphate in It to wash from the stonlach,liver and bowels the previous T liars indlgestibls waste, sour busi- and poisonous toxins. The action ofg- hot water and limestone. phosphate on lin empty stomach is wonderfully in

iernlentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a eplendill appetite for breakfast.

The millions of people who nrt-

linthernd with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble; others wht have sallow skills, blood disorders and sickly colnplexions are urged to get e quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. This will cos: very little, bllt is sufficient »to make anyone a pronounced crank on thc subject of inside-bathdng before break fast.

" l . ' - :`- ~ "g°"“ “g " °l"“”“ °“‘ ‘"1 th” °°“ m,,,,d~, |_,,,|,,,,,,, cu," c,,d,_ E, nsao oowlv Arl.AN1'lc srsnosito rims into

Blanche Orton, yet yielding not the Mlnards Llnlment Lumbermans Friend - 6 _ Q :li htesi bit in the stand I had ta- - , l , , '

g _ ` '_ em ' _ ._

"'21:“.'i;::.':'..:.:iL°:.1;'::.. '° CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS ‘

°"°"° PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ‘_

Time Table in Effect, January 6th, l9l9 ‘ .-

llilgll_llts

For Steam Communication between

CHARLOTTIETOWN, ORWELL, CRA- PAUD and EAST and WEST RIVERS.

Department of Public Works, Charlotteown, P. E. Island_

March 10, 1919.

SEALED TENDiilR.9~;vrill be receiv- d at this Otllce until noon on Mon-

STHY, April 14th, 1919, from a'ny person' 6.45 or persons willing to contract with 7.44"

.°“.'*"5“°°"5 _:_ _ Pwr? :nulNa,§ =‘\lU'l.

A .M.

7.02 7.40 ,

6.00 Dsp. Charlottetown

Hunter River 5%'

Arr. Emerald Jet. -5. ‘

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0361> $912 3.

5":P§*’ u-|030! UDPC

oizofosp.

8.24- Arr. 9.00

' Borden

7.50 Emerald Jct.

’ Kensington

Summerside

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cunt 'ith 8' good 8urplus` Ol" "lm DA ss`i,lrl:r who has exhausted hh homestead rign flow li I. BBW building. COIIIG to our may take spurchan-ri hu_me1u-.ldla cellars dlstric

assistance. "Let ull not he wen ry ill its sara `.l Lili.-e min. colllvltc soma ml me

ouu wart yn.

well-doing, for in due season one shall Th. un ,,C,_,,,,,,m,, u ,umm ,o ,,duc,,,,,_ _,_ tap, if ye mint HDL" :asa -0 rnuab. scrilhhy or stony and. Live noel

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4324,4_2_M1| N B llnlluthnrlzed Pllbllcatlon of this

Price $1 l.. l acre Duties-Must lcslrlr six mont i

may be substituted for cultivation under cerull

ldvcnlsemmt w ll not he bend for

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ITAUTOMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST -1

GOOD FOR ONE VOTE

£ if Name of Candidate_..._ .... 1

not own Afiefapril lzui » ' Trim neatly along the border line '

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lottetown nt 12 o’clock noon, the fol- lowing properties: `

(1) The Office Building and pi-emjg.

es formerly occupied by the Char lottetown Steam Navigation Company, Limited, Modern Safety Vault.

(2) Four (4) acres land, Charlotte-

town Comnlon, Lower Brighton Road.

(3) Four (4) acres land, Royalty,

East side of North River Road.

(4) Two (2) acres land, Royalty,

West side of North River Road, ad- joining property of E. Bayfield, Esq.

Terms made known at sale.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer

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Quote prices delivered at Halifax

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the Government of Prince Edward 8.371

1 island to run a steamer of about 200 ".21 l

Clnsdlsn Root Seed.

tons registered, anti ilola s cel-tillcata 10.00:

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to carry not less than 200 passengers -

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Mangles-_ PAND once a week. ‘ '

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I 1000 __ __ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -~- ‘_ WELL once a week.

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5 lbs and 0781*. .. . . . _ .. _ 900, lb. Dsrfmtm an .snug for 8 ny, 077;” i 25 . " " -- 35°~ " yesr period.

10° " " 50°- " For nlrtller particulars ss regards

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