FPBRUARY 13, 1926 _ uvrrinvnn nMo.l'il.r.rm‘ir`vno limi: . PAGE rum!

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bt Sanus §rzshp¢rian turd; REV. W; B., MUI1t,~1vl1N1s'rn_1_t

‘ ‘ F. 'r. wA1'l<ls,___g_3c~ANlsT AND cHolnMAs"rEn

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2.30 P I ninth sollool I

_ 1.oo P. lit.-sorman. _ E _ j i ‘l’l‘.s»,,-._~,'-.v.-_~. ~‘ . ' '

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U19 |“<|IBll0SIU0h Of Rev. Mr. Ait- I . ~ 2. _ s tts. ml.. .?‘“.r.2.". ir “Y” ' ' ~ V U6 W 9 6 n -nn é -:_ er Church *Salida evenill iii” act _ ' _ `

- <PnEAcl-lzla;F<>_liif_‘suhloAy svs.Nl~e _ asv. Nell.

' ' HERMAN, s. A. s_;_

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'_ Subject for Sunday evening-

HELL--Where and What Is It?

- 'This sermon is the second and last on the sub.i¢°¢ Of

! Central Guardian

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hi wEs1' Ks-N1' acl-lool. nigln s the Arena, Friday Feb. 19th,

day, Fab. 19th

' Y i: nl of the W. _‘M/. S. Song Service 'which will be held a week from

ferry experienced trouble alzain yesterday in docking at Tormen- tlne. making the landing at 3.00. Snow ke the mail train two

cnvs1'AL slsrsns will ploy Min

return Same in ‘Charlotte w I

s “Q ~§

| | H "_ _ _ Would trike city property in ex H a 267314311 Llwllse. Bargain for quitik sale.

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u uns Aasowsrrs lrrl Apply FRED .G Kriimv, cl., ` _

on ` ‘ `

, GYM _'V

S ‘(1 . . ,

' un ay 10.15-12-Juniors

1-gMN DE|_AyED__The Cm__ 3-4-Teachers’ Basket Bull

5-6.30-Veterans Volleyball 9-9.30-S. C. M. members.

BOWLING

1 Pl '

r _. H¢|| -_iihours behind time and the boat 7_Ch“rch League

visitors ima liminuen oor¢ilsll_y w°l°°m°-

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- liiirilltfil -Molten diburcb

` MIN-l_`&?l’ER:V-`-R_o__v. W. lvl] Ryan, B. A. " Asso'o}i9ATE;`-név. le. .H. Ramsay, o. D.

on-cANls1'. ‘Also cnoinrmsrlsnz-w. E. Fincher,

‘ AA. n.c..M.. A. 1'. c. l..

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10 p. im. _

Central Christian Chllrch on Sun- da evenin Accordlln to the

tile last sermon on this subject amd the above subject will be

did not dock at Bo`rden .until 7.20 Trim,

’ y vs. United

the train- reaching ilile city alt 10.- 8_30__Z|0n vs_ .Bamms

SUNDAY .

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announcement made a fortnight 10_Junim. simg Sdn '- _ '-

ago this Sunday Mr; Herman said 4_M,ws meetmg f0"§'b‘0y,, that lle would preach the second 8_30_specm1 Sing Song Se,-v|,,e_'

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Tuesday, February 16. __ __ ___ _ ..

.lus'r Annlvsn.-car Bran i ~

slml-ts, Willis Middllngs, _neechii _ ‘

nut, Queen City and Maple Lent! - _ -1

Flour, all of which we are seilin i '*"“ at lowest pricem wholesale _mg One of the best 50 acre farms on ,.eta||_ A_ Home & Cm P. E. l. :it Emerald Jet, less than

764_9_212M2_ |100 yards from stores, school fac-

tory illlll station Nine room house

R frost proof cellar, large barn, mac

_ _ _ __ _ . . _ _ .

_seE_sv»s l=nlnAv nlcwr ll ' A

is 1.. sm.. ini-ii-5 :sr ..°:“i:;: s ~- -R f £1' . » .

._ g r D , 'S » . _ ' 1 . _ 7- ._-__A -‘ ~ ' ‘ ' f'~' . >' _' t, _ ~. ")._ ».» ‘fa

RESMWE THURSDAV _ large w store, good potato farm. _ ____ __ _,___ .l . _ _ . _

25th fnrigoncert in Heart;'M5£;!_'__Al_so sultpble lor small fox ranch. .~ _ _ I. _,_ ___ ____ ______ .-4,

_ ~ . _ . 1-1.- ' _ ‘ ~ 7671'1`”‘ rrgwse lsms or _uno KELLY _ I ` _ _ 3 el-luricli Novice.-owing to P’°""“°S'____,,7“°” 13- 61' °?“

b nut I/ " ' - ` .. . . . ,-.~.,,f.,. ... -_ _.l |°ll‘i . ` /

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HESE new prices on the finest enclosed cars Studebaker ever produced represent reductipnsi'

from $105 to $155 on each model. This is the third* time since ]anuary 1,. 1925, that Studebaker has re- duced prices, thereby passing on to purchasers the savings resulting from One-Profit manufacture.

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. `.»1°.l-is" senvlces

_ 10.00 s.m._pmyj¢r§;m¢silng in l-lem; Hail.

§ 11.00 a.m.-9wolI,or,- Rev. E. H. Ramsay, D. D. Subjoot-

'ogm _t_iga__lmt|-lo»-

of Our Lord."

__ _ Solo-rfil`y‘»M_r. '§,_'Garnhurn-

_ Anti\¢m'__ by.ftn`¢"cnolr.

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2.30 p.m.-Sahhoth School and BIUIG CIN!"-

. 1.oo p. m.-i?`r_¢'iii`o_lls_r;»l1e\_/.

W. M. Ryan, B. A. Subject-

-»R.|lg|;,m‘__|p_¢¢ei¢lon.'» -

som ,i‘§_y` Mr.~.`T, ~w. ssmley- Anthom. the choir. .

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' '}oraisl_ welcome to ail-

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'nisw *c.LAs<sovJt_li`-_"i§r.'.lflool_ suisllet. vvuiiiwe Niebeh Mildred

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It _#1110 .following is the Honor Roll *gr New Glasgow lSch00i. Loi' Jail- l . _ -

gwntle VIII.-l, Revel`Dickies0n.

',_g.E-alle -Vll.--1, Anno Stevenson; gp rthur Houston; 0_5.-hjloyd .Hous- Jll; 4, Florence La_l'd_'__ __ Equus vl.-1, .\illlk‘_§Il_.\_~`l§i3nsrn; E. #pda Brown; 3, Ge0‘r8e Nlsbet; 4. £i\stc.il Slmith. ' .._

V' frlliie V.-°1, 'EI\'l1j.§t9VE“3°n§ 2»

gzii-lon Stevenson ; 3,'_‘R‘x`>be_rt ` :Stev-

son; 4, Charlie Smith.. 'A

-'ilhralde IV.-1. -Margaret Steven- son; 2, Ethel .nickissoin-_ - ', Us-ade lil.-1, Lynelw~`Bmwn; 2. Jann .Miorrl~son: 3. Stirling Camp- belh; 4. Alice Dickies5‘J1_l.' _ `i'Grade I.-1, Inez Stevenson; 2,

Wallace Nlsbet; 3. R0y__Dickles0-n.. _ »

__>,Peri‘ect Attendance - Stirling Cgmpllell. Iticilard Smith, George

Brown ,Rlhoda Brown, Lynette. Brown, .lohn .Morrison-~Cyril. A.

l-lorton. teacher.

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Card of Thanks

_ To the Electors of Ward 5.

Ladies and Gentlemefi:

I take this opportunity of expres-

llng my appreciation of the large vote seconded me pnd also of the honor ofpiaoinp me at the head of the Poll by a big ms]ol‘|!¥» I WlU» as usual, endeavor todo my buf for Ward Five oapselsily and the City in general.

_ Respectfully yours,

T. W. L. PROWSE.

“Y” Basketball ’

JUNIOR LEAGUE _

Last night the 'Pirates met the

Maples in the second last game oi the series, which res ltsd in a win

friends in Charlottetown.

in. The weekly socials will b

season.

BIRTHS

lime oi’ bllsiiless was done. ”

8 es.

discontinued during the Lenten -_‘Ti

-04-+044-o»+r+o4++o+o-oo-o-¢+o

- Russ Hotel- I

W, t_ G d_ This featllrc of the storage em-Zi

market toilny \-rag the lncroaslrli!

es ilenland for second grades. As Sully;

“_” plies were rdf;-trlcted a stron-ger,

-K. C. SOCIAL. -There was a . 1| . 1 1 ' nl large »»»e=»d=~»¢°. .or Knight- and {s‘§.“§§..2§§e.‘2‘$‘i§.‘..`"..f.”.§.’l‘i...f.?`1.f.

g_];h;_ol_;§ly oi;"f_:’;!sp__';§I_g_°_e:°:§:_=';iE' 2 cents to 3 cents per dozen. 'Withf _ held ___ the K_ C_ H0me__ S__m___e___ sales at 18 cents per doz 'there-was1 _ side on Wednesday night Cards no Chang? in 'me wmlesale jomi weré enjoyed for the ____s'_ pan of bing prices announced. the feeling- the evening and the prizes for the being sleildier and sales were imadel'

s.e___es were aw____ded_ Mrs James at- extras 30 ésents. firsts 25 cents; _

' _ and seconds 0 cents per dozen

3053” _;vin"_'v;"_5_f_h‘_°;I_lad';,Is §g""';p§_Ei There was no change in the -butter

°" an r ___ C e situation here today the undertone *

gentlemen's p ze. A pleasing b _ _ ._ feature were well rendered vocal E;_n%s.r°If5 gtgéigrlcgs m;fh?pg{ _ Q 3;- _

_ et llslnoss 0 a. m [ed

2?); bg;${féu§)aI::er_§aX2° 23322;?) character on the cheese -market voice. After refreshments had Wm' mic” the “nie “S Yesfef' been served by the entertaillment day' Receipts “"""` 210 "OW" bllsi committee dancing was' indulged 'msg passing in “"°I‘a“l5`3d DNC*

A Profit cars.

_ _ 39 Queen -.~ .lor Maples by 1 poiiit. McLeod

' Charlottetown, P. AE, |, scored 3 points while li/IcNevin by ' '=.' .» luck scored 2 for the Pirates. For

. _ _ §_§l;l_eh_/ia_:l_lg_s__i_;_!o:;_scored 3, while Mc-_'

_ A _ Lineup as iollows:

MteDOUGALL -At ‘1_loso Valley. Jan. 30th..1926, to Mr.” and Mrs. Edmund Macboilgall, 8. daughter- Phyllls Aleatha. _ _

conwllzn-At st. Josephs nnsplt ill, Providence, Rhode Island, li.

A very comfortable and

homelike Hotsl at Q modon ate price.

Largs and well lighted

rooms with hot and cold wat- or.

Splendid table, eourtaous

~‘i A few tons of good Cab-

. bags wanted. J. Forsythe A. McMillan 'i_-ilgimt Mu-ks: Prim Pala. J- M°l»'=°‘l A- M°E‘“”“

M | 5 'S. A.. on Jan. 17th. 1926. to Mr and

Phat" 5 ap es Mrs Wilfred Cormier. (nrc Alle

Vessey). ll dilllghlcr-Margaret _

L.. Ml-Ncvill W. Burnett

Write or Phono 038 or 798. +»+o-o-oo-o-4044444-oo»f»»¢.»4¢i

-.-1. Lssrsn poUGl.As _

J. Campbell

` ilinr. Cox

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, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

_,_ Ons lsssnlos ..l......;.................... loo pq nm ,gg ,,,,,4.

>` ' 'Nh' lnsortloll.,....t............

“Ill llsntlola ._--.,............

sgsofroa-oo-0-oo-ooo-e+oio++»+++o

’ :' Agents Wanted

$40 AWEEK TAKING ORDERS

for B. & E. Sllicl-Ioslory. Silk -Underwear and .Porcp`_presses. Your cash daily. _ N0'¢9||e¢;|ng or delivering. Write `.[;_ & E MIK- Co.. 'DBDL 22. London, Ont.

"RELIABLE PEOPLE EVERYA 'where to opera/te local Collection Asencv. Easy spare or nlll time ilvork. Experience unnecessary. ,Npfsolllng Very'11nmtab\m~'VWlts' today. International Adjusting Association, 4750 Sheridan Road, Chicago, illinois." 7493-30-is5i.

; -‘ Miscellaneous

1 _

IGH NING STRANGE BATTERY

O-O-O-O-0000-G

........ lo por llns of I words ........ 'ls par llno of 5 word. » »¢+»

t)XYi. which prevents und re- lieves llli lorlns ol Nausea. lSeox- yl Stiles Co., Torollto, Cilllnilir

Feby. 13-26

1~`o_r Sale

FOR SALE-168 ACRES LAND

consisting oi two .iarms oi 93 and 75 acres respectively. Will sell together or separately. Apply to A. J. MacNeiil, Stanley llrldge.

FOR SALE - AIRDALE PUPS. Apply F. il. Hooper. '.135 Fitzroy

Street. Charlottetown.

7634~2»lll\i3i.

male Help Wanted _

.ig sanivines s1'sAov EM; Dio ont r Barbers Become

T ‘ Im to .

~eC¢lnpound. Charges discharged export in l weeks. Write Moierl

.fllmtterles instantly. lilliminates ,Berber College. Department "F" "ill method entirely. Particulars. __Hall!sx. 8-l-tts-tl.. lllslghtnlng Co., St. 'Paul, Minn. --5-~

‘ _ A. w. eat. tt. Nunamo

Eva.

DEATHS

_ 1 In Memoriam

in Loving Memory

oi' our only son and brother,

FRANK M. K I LFOY

Who Died February 14th 1025.

inserted by PARENTS & SISTERS

MoNEll.l._At nm- homo in nny»| view. P. E. I. lFch 11th. 'Clara Mc' Neill, wife oi' the into Arthur Simp-I son lrlze 83 years. l~‘ilncril'l ilvlollflny

It rvlce, _ Central located. near

Weekly rates on applica-

‘ tion.

MAJOR D. A. MaeDONALD Proprietor Miss M. A. Mao0sllum. .

Manager.

_ Russ Ho1'el_

Myers City; Miss Nilabel Phillips, |'i'nlro: Mr. Sterling |.\lci.ean, sNortil Wiltshire. .. .... ,,. .

SXQERTA/fq_

N.D.MAcLEAN _

l<lNq's sQuAns

:S/llatheson; 3. Joseph Graham slid -Mnry Ann Mu(-.Kinnon equal. ' Grade i.--I. Hazel Nicholson; 2. _Sain Nl holson; 3. Moe Nicholson.

li' At t§`sern‘i~`annni_ll e@`n1tl\\\tion

iill December. the prize for at- tenilnncs was won by Hazel chol- ,l-von who also captured like one offer-

led lor the quickest. Tire prize inf. d M

s tlollml ge_;",u!%n_

Doyle.

lilo qllietest wa ull y. y/dl ,Doris Mlmkenzic.--rlmma Frizzel. ‘teacher

uhurchel._ rink and theatres. I

" Rater. $8.00 a day. ‘

_Voc I solos

SOCIAL ‘ ° ' °

HELL-WHERE .

IS IT?--This WIII he iiI?BNl2l.bY!:;|tA(;II 8_30._9_30__S_ C_ M_ Soda] Rev. Neil Herman’s sermon in the

standard Six sedan (wool Trimmed) _ $2075

Standard Six Sedan (Mohair Trimmed) .. $2220

dealt with 'Sunday evening. Bi Sedan 5_1)

S ( assenger)__......._..$2960

2. The vast Studebaker plants have been kept going at capacity during the past year. __ Sales in 1925 exceeded 136,000- cars- an increase of 23% over 1924.

,~ You cannot judge value by price. Ask for a demonstration in a Studebaker Sedan

Rolinri Mcltne. Sllanlrock, Sask' ` __ _

Studebaker Sedans are more up-to date than the 'newest yearly models because of the Studebaker policy of adding every improvement as soon as developed without' waiting ' for annual

announcements.

Studebaker Sedans have been re duced in price without, _reduction in __ quality because of thesetwo factors:

_ 1. Studebaker has net assets ex-

ceeding $100,000,000 concen- trated on the production of One-

FATHER AND soN BANQUET. ._ _ ., - . . ' -. "

-The annual Y. M. C. A. Father (c°"a‘"a" P"q",3 ‘ ' " BI SIX Sedan' 7-PHSSCII el' . . . . '

and Son Banquet is being held on M0N"I_‘$13*_;I_;'__ ____§_‘§l’___ g ' ( g ) ' ` ' '

Mondo evening, and th hi f was no _ J' '

speak; Wm ,be M,-_ L_ A_eBuc§|e§,_ llsimand tor -grain here today. The IJlg` SIX Br0Ug`ham . . . . . . .. . . . . . .

National Coilncil Boys Work Sec- i0i_i€ Ui thc;_ mnrk_et___was__ st_eady;__i;:;i B_ S_. B l_ 54

rotary of the Y. M. C. A. in Can- DYCGS HUC BHIZGL M 0 in B 1 1X er [ne _ _ _ ' ana; Mr. Buckley will arrive ln wee; fipur Sh0w@_i_ i§ni1_1'°v_;2H\_@H_$__§ _ g ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' $3 5. the city tonight Rnd llllri his le 90 W5 “'35 3 “ 5 ea Y an ' °

stay will deliver add;-95593 oggfour prices were unchanged. A moder- '_ Blg SIX COUPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

occasions speaking three times on file Hii\0U“i Of BUSIHBBS W55 d°“° . ,_ - _

Sunday at the vm-inns "Y" Sing in the lniilteell mark-et with prices _ btandard Factory Equlpment

Songs." fairly steady. The baled hay mar- _

~i-<-¢>--- ket was quiet the demand bein!" '

Psnsonsto |._.;._s_l_._-_i¢___.l ;;l_.;_E_»:_i;e.__§_e_m_»::_i:_e__¢;__§__<; DeIlvered___in Charlottetown and. Summenslde, Prm¢e_Edwa1-d Ishmd

Mr. JJE. Power has returned to to the market was about steady at, ~

his home in Emerald Jct. after the late reduction in prices noted, _ »|~|,¢,¢“,;|||,¢a,,a.,;a¢{m, gnguumka at amen,” pam*

spending a pleasant time visiting nm] on the whole the market was -~ . . .

quite active and n fairly large vol-I . '°“‘=""‘°'h°d‘”°"¢“°° I” f'°'3,'t 'au' .¢

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- Savings due to One-Profit manu-

facture in volume production.-enable Studebaker to use the finest alloy steels, northern ash andhard maple, genuine leather, the best curled hair,

plate glass, mohair, wool and other

quality materials.

These One-Profit savings insure the

maintenance of the highest standards of workmanship and permit many re- finements and much extra equipment.

Comparison will prove to you that

these fine Unit-Built automobiles _

formance cars which sell at “prices hundreds of dollars higher. . -

IA. HORNE st co., Charlottetown A. HORNE st Eco. summerside

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Fell. 15 nt 1 p. m. istudehaker, G _ D I _ . ' ` __..i__.. ___.____;____ _ ‘_ I S rea en er rganlzatlon Aut horlzed service throughout the United States and Canada

On Tllilrsdny nilzllt tile melllllom!

nf *"9 C0l'llus Christi Choir illlii

0 filly *lf the parochial reside-lice., Where in most slljoyahle ami pleas-i ant time was held. The Pricstsi of the -t'}ati1edral's`tai'i were also] present. .

Cards. vocal and Instrumental'

milslc helped pass the evening all 100 fliilckly- Duri-ng the evening a dainty lunch was serv _

Mt-the conclusion erm; 'sims the' _choir rendered Rossl’s "Tan tirln‘ Ergo."

Graham. Mllrrily iRiver:"Hblh=*.lr=H;_r°5'}l‘?‘?t5.-.'21 ..H|5.-LN-dS_i\.|D ' .Hit\h0ll.

were also pieasillg~ Miss Lucy Bllinch-

_ M_c_Csrthy. and -S. F.

also'

mlbred

llfillcnso. nslrlnso i.Aov l°nA.cvloAl. Nuaess rn;-I

lor agreeable work at home, Must have pleasant. clear voice Af' Dhons. No selling or can- ,¥_:SBlllR. Very attractive oiler

i' temporary services. Box

_116. ons.-slim. 'lsso _

Qlllnlly earn $80 a weak. Learn by private correspondence course; Catalonia No( I8 Fi-ss. Royal Cilllsss or lolonos. Toronto, Can-

N. P16-llll

'tm _ _ Wanted

_ BOARDERB CAN IE AC li mmodsted. Front room. central

Wgmion. Apply anal-alan. wAN1's`o sv ranmsns cl.u.a

760721381.

IQQYOU ARE TAKING A IOAT ~____l». owl...1ilnlwi ss

ot lPotel-'a Road one pure bred 'Guernsey .bnil. 'A Oswald

p l

ol-slum story. nm:.a'¢s‘lt. :Llama M¢¢il\t°~\1= 3~ 1'1""

N°.'. tr" Ellinuuwvamvmoi-tu st'

nose vAl_i.ev st;-iooi.

The following is the ilonor

for the month ot .inlluary ol

Valley Bdhool.

itlmde Vll.-1. ids Mllciionalil

Katie MacDonald: 3- Marlon

G-fade VI.-1. John C. Munroe. Grids VI-1. Evelyn Graham: 2

Lorne Nicholson; 3._lra

Grids IV.-1. Marllfei

.orado li.-l .slla mia; z.oe\-alll

-. -~ - - . W. .__ ...qw '

----i .fit ns.. .wi-om-msvnqnyains. .;.m»o:»,..._. _ ...... . V . ». - ~

annul ern awwsfm-1 ,,4¢,,,.,.,-,.,.a-l~\,.».~ ..-t».-~

Films »

ENLARGEMENTI ' PHOTOGRAPHS

CrasweIiStildio

and `-byi

winners were an- Urbael Plnsln in a

with hllmur, and

made by His

choruses were than the large assembly after

"Salvo Roglnil" was

hy the Corpus Christi

; uucnrs.

Gough Mjliture

_._-

Ths ideal family remedy

DS.

and C0_|_-_

In uao'1or half a century.

lt looosns the .;.phisgm,

cheeks iviflama_t|on_ and con- gestions - heats 'slid-soothes tha delicate lining oi the thrvht and lungs. its most suooslafui romidy for young and old. Propet* and--sold 0Yl|y by

Hughes `DrlIg Co. Limited.

i i

l"~ W- M<‘li1l@~ 'Pilwnlllli Tholnas

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.l. Calwell, lloston, Mass; Amy ° - - M ,|,_ _ .|'_.,' '_ _" _~~ ___ _%

Iliiwley I\I'I`;.y“ll; . Mu;-Y E._ IPCOIQY- Ill! tllllilllis iii,ll(:'li‘i`lln:~l>l?(Qi’-l:y\Gf’{‘ij ‘I(l|‘l<Ii£i€llnIlwllgiztb“€'ii¥§ Cdylxessel 'DIFBBBIIIIK man.Imlxi'a;d0?in;rilsmgmKy ryon; llerva 'Cnr ey, Emerald; llr \'-. l l.li ` ~ _ ... _T ' ‘ ` ' r ‘ “F ‘V5 H 0 ll 0 0 OW" Ili Alice Cash; _Emleraldg ll\'Ir. G. P. Ni Ll' 0- C. lrlllilislll IT; .\:lpl'.m\\'.0fl.UI§nifxibrrsqIl(|l i'\‘1“mg_m th" mahlmy of Monsignor lh°"°" nf Mr- B"°"n- d"`°°t°l' of CIIOIBOH City: Ml‘s.`(}.' P. 'NlCIi`dI- - " ' . ilniilnli iii' tile va ' su .`.""r|(9 Mpnouald being present' the c°"P“5 Cilfmu Chl'-VII' and -"IH

i. gas ol the (ro.

H011. CIW? M. iE. Genge. I). D., Kell-` ` ` Entertalnediliilllll aillil sllppoltcd-ll_y _Mrs \\'. J. lilmlll `\[_(;m|g'ml' is nl Mommnl 0" lUil'd9I\iD U19 IIBPPY Sat\10"m8 *U5* sington; Rev. W. H. Palmer Wins- = ' ` 18"'

lee, P. E. I.; Ilovl.Gco. Ps 'i‘attrie._ Oilreary; Mr. S. M. Daniels, Hun-

ter River, IP. E. I.; _Mi-s..S. VI, Dan- _ .

isis Hunter Rlver;.iMrs, (I;sv.).`C.U“°ag"° of the Cm" B“"d “"’"’

__________,,___ __ _ , lpersed.

I liis Lordship repllcil In his llsllul_

Queen" `1I¢`ffe

Hotel

Since taking over this

Hotel we have spent MID!

_thou\snd_sA.__ of dollars _ln li "psi" .qi improvements. lt _#ilu new till finest Hotel of its :clan in the Maritime Prov- lnoas. It appeals, to tllvli l who want a -comfortable ‘ ‘-lotel and splendid table and

excellant sorvioo at I modor

ata prloo. ` _

Rates $8.00 a day. `

Charlottetown Hotel co., Lui. l

Ons ol the lsroost and but

equipped Hotels in Eastern Canada. Contains 120 rooms, 44 of which have private oaths. Completely renovated in tm past fm yuan. row ` Hotels throughout oansds and the Untad States have its splendid table. Gourtoous aorvloo to all Quests- Talo-

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