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i ii Rudi vor "”““`““"” ~~ » . » * J ' ` _ oi ms " , ~, ~ i i _ . l>¢‘>¢h°r.‘_llr. John murphy, was roi, ~' _ _ ` _ - mln! Years conducted a bakery on “ffl” WO

_ Kant street. Mr. Murphy was 'N

_ Centre

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HY are the three Transcon-

_. tinental Railways now con- structing nojlcss than 300 locomo-

tives and 23,000 cars for use in t-he Canadian \/V est? NOT on the

strength of .1 boom ? On the con- trary' they are but endeavoring to keep abreast of the tremendous cur- rent of solid progress that is making the West fairly hum with prosperity.

CARMANGAY, the heart of the finestspring wheat section in South- ern Alberta, is going to capture a big _share of the railway development in

Alberta. ,Im

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CARMANGAY is situated at the strategic point on the Little _Bow River where all rail- ways attracted to this fertile district must cross, thus giving the town a tremendous advantageas a shipping point. f

CARMANGAY will handle more Wheat than any other point in Southern Alberta. A mil- lion bushels from t-he 1911 crop went through Carmangay. Half as much again is a conserv- ative estimate for 1912.

CARMANGAY is the objective point of no less than four railway surveys to-day. Her four mammoth elevators are already unable to cope with the tremendous tmftic of the dis- trict. Three new elevators are planned.

CARMANGAY will not only be a great wheat centre, but is going to ship the immense out- put ,of first-class coal which- underlies the entire district.

Railway Development would alone en- sure the _success of your invest-

_ ~ ment in Carmangay.

But Carmangay does not depend upon rail- ways alone for her expansion : _

To-day Carxnangay is a three places of business

_ thriving, hustling, in- to-day. '

norporsted municipal- ity, building forthe fu-

ture in brick and stone, _,

of which they have ' - ,

their own materials. . .Western Canada' Curmangayhnii a pure -

has fifty- __ natural water upply. _

Cai-mangay has one of _ the finest- brick and stone ‘schoolhoiises in

f ` _1‘l§e` finest residential lots inllCa|-mangay _V >"~ ;` ._ . ' ` ‘-

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Not ia" suburb, but inside property, but one' i ‘ block from Post-office and_City_ Hall. Lots

i ‘ are guaranteed Hill. dfrfllld .|°*°|~

It. you stop to realize the situation at Carman- gaytkhday itwould. be simply a matter of how lots you would buy htjonce. Our hand- wmely illustrated booklet* tells the ‘story of oumhngay, with facts, ifisps-arid figures.

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.»Y““°|&8°and hadbeeninfailing

1 ‘ ¢ health for some time, though only _ - e uture Railway .°°°“°°° °° M- be -'mf = -M-

an wus predeceased min more in left the province. He is survived by i

Wil\l\il>e¢. and one son William in

- British Columbia. Besides his broth- mpc ervice Medal for long and

,of Um camipany. Mr. A. B. Warbllt- _ ' tw v's“°‘1 °S°*°°* *“° ‘“‘° °““ Metallic Shingles

.court adiourned at 5D- m- *-0 111°”

coup” *iii* “#5 f°` “'.t°~<l%!e , ' -

He was one of Chai-lottetown's beet KDOWD citilenl. He left here in 1905.

Nl dB\\K\\ter, Mrs. (Di-.) Kennedy of

er Matthew, of ein; sity, H, 31.0 L_ 0_ A__»|-he R°v_ R_ T_ Dom’ meritorious government service has leaves a sister Mrs. Stephen Carroll will preach a sermon to the members' been “w"d°d 1° 5“'°“ in th” C“““d“ also of Charlottetown, of the Loyal Orengo Association in Gazette of last week. This medal is

--- st. .ioinrs onureii, crrpsuq nm 11"” *O mifivs members oi his me-

Tha Supreme Court which opened in Sunday evening et 1 p m A 'mver jest s service not belonging to the‘| °h°*'l°fl-°f0WD YOU*-Ord” morning Bd' collection in aid of the.P. ilil. Island °dm'l“l""mv° °' °1°"°“l °°'vl°°'l iourned until this mo;-ning ag 11 Orhhhhhse Wm be when at the do” Practically all the list is made up of

gighyxck, cxvlpig tit) gg: foggy? mug;-;_ of the B°,.vme_ hinrltlme province men, with a few

e, e 0 e g B er , _ r0m

which took place in the afternoon. i Q00 _ cipie g to 1; a d p remenf,

The meeting of the Court this term gh Soni sgclgghngshl fgfsmprgxglgrtggz of railways and canals of the govern.

is sadly clouded by bereavement, Very “lung ugh this spring and me in ment of Canada. The list includes rwclltly Mrs. Morrow, eldest. dough- husk demand Mr D Réevm of ,,m__ the following names from P. E. ls- ‘ter of Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, passed borough wh0'dechied'on going t0‘;“_e land.-Mr. ohn Bell, track foreman, away. Mr. G. Gaudet of Gaudet A gh Western Canada has som his mp_ Milton. Co . Angus Gillis, Charlotte Hansard, who has a number of cases My 0| 136 hem, to pete, I 31;," t°W“» Mr- dW“"\ LGUIDBU- G°0f§°'_ in the court, was attending gh; for $5000 Mr A`_ch_|_,bud McKe‘m,e E? town. track foreman. Mr. John Mc-` funeral of his wife yesterday morning 'ghryngholh som 100 1 Quaid track foreman, Royalty Junc- and as stated the funeral of Mrs. to M, Norms Sihclhil; for glhroeh ana 1011. MP- J 811106 Henry Partridge. Horne took Place in the afternoon. hr joseph Mauett ‘Bald ibm' section foreman, Mt. Stewart, Mr.. The Chief Justice rendered judg- -,hh Bold to Mr Muhsion Bsamfzfx alex Peterson, bollermsker, Char-

ment in the case of H. M. Davison . '

versus Wilkinson. In this case the ,tht alsiogghslghexrgge ,§§§dp\?;i,‘,`;1s‘;§§

plaintiff had issued a garnishec _ against. Wilkinson of Quebec. Mr. Mc- tgghtgaflfahqzrnggohggilxg _f§x°°'°“mg

Leod, K. C., for the defendant claim-

In the case of Ernest E. Bell oi

Montague versus J. E. Robertson o‘ Mr' B‘ H' Bmwn' _

ment of hot. air furnace The defend n’ __

jury found is verdict for the defend ___

an action for professional services tendered to one Mclsaac. BD °ll1Pl0¥°°’

Mr. w. s. stewart supportive 4"- Tl"

at 11 o’clock this morning. _

Hampton School district was held in

chairman and Mr. .E. stanley Brown Secretary of the meeting. After con- _ dsrab ““ 01° f°

was

has been - ` of 1907, the running

ived

of the

4 Oharlottetown, are so

ed that the service of the nrniahet

was not valid as the defendant was Csgggt :Eg?RI;i;Friends iii! RMS* not a resident. The Chief Justice Canon Eimhsonmpchahotzgtnowu ‘Sui

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fi.'°.i:2.=.‘::?‘.:::.::r.r.°:.;‘.:°.:::::. 13;- 0,; gs;-» -- of the garnishee was perfectly valid. » “mg of the Mga ses 3:3 n' _ ei re: Gaudet for cnc pisintiii, McLeod e hong In the ny” ,fx h B “fam “gs

Bentley for the defendant. _he 'winner ol; the BMS Dplairsi

Mr. Justice I-Iaszard gave judgment prize and is various sfbig t o;'“t¥ in the case of Bruce Stewart & Co. second ye” da” 1 h{s°:ame ap? Zgisgslagh ;I'u;Z_edl°°k` This ca" was pears as follows: English Bible; sec-

Y term when ludgmem ond' Latin Bret- Greek first' German

was reserved. Judgment was given msg, English mjst Hhytory 'mst Ap_

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gllenxslr :,in°3:,et pl;;r;',i,§d‘or`1;2Bi:£?5' Dlied Mathematics, first. The Cover-y

' nor-Ccneral's medal was won by |-

case it was shown that the plnlntifi John Hurley 0! windsor B third

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md Axcnn: Dr ldhgxarts pnfsslmal standing

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g‘;;§f‘;‘,_";°‘l KMC ““‘};l;°'pf;‘I;3h gg' Roan FIXED.-'rue York rosa was

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Johnson, K. C., for defendant. `8Dnired yestelday (May 8) under

the able supervision of Roadmastcr,

the same place, Mr. Justice Haszard PROPERTY SOLD __The Weeks

gave Judgment in favor of the de _ iemisnc. This case was med at in §,f)‘1_§’§;';yh§_2e:;‘° v§°'“°',,f‘b“‘°“” 3” last sitting of the Georgetown court. esterda to 'Miss T); tely ;1°b$_“ The defendant had been sued for pa' gharlhtfitow for i $3,00li. 0 I

ant had claimed that the furnace had YACHTS EXPECTED _ It is un

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found noe. satisfactory. 'rue .iuagii _mm the U_i BUr__vle____l'__ __M____g i % \ __~.\\\

been put in his home on trial

and that it was to be returned i’ llgflggagivléhztvisghslrlstgxogsys tytalg

stated that the evidence shows that lil.. which has'left Baltimore on her églgasg dgifggs ¥g'§v:§t::)'t”';tig;¥ea,I; , may to the Lakes, and also from the pnzmeni of th: amount stgnm yacht“So1gar" of Toronto ~ ' i h i t. ll d The S' H°T;vihlt° & C3' vs'tr?;1m“g ivoclii ons liiiilrmivaiyolidglletiiirogfziigntix

Cameron, ls teas; Mb her .several other large yachts are also S‘"“‘“°"ld° “° °"°m er' W likely to call here shortly. '

ant. The Court yesterday made an FINE Y-ACH ___ _ order setting aside this verdict with _mn yacht theTRa‘;g11;:idg€mgl$;x;;2 costs as being contrary to evidence _arrived in port here yesterday for é *md the -l“d§°'5 charge' 'md °rd"°‘l supply of coal and water. The Ram- a new trial. Stewart, K, C., for the Mel. is commanded hy Capt" J_ R_

plaintiff; McQusrx-ie, K. C., for thr hyhn and is owned hy Charles H_ . _ defendant- Phorne of the Montgomery-Ward C0,

M___k'l‘HUIhSD€i§-ea View in of Chicago, the famous catalogi_._ . - - -

T118 113° 5 house. The Rambler left New Your - _ _ _ °““"¢° °' M" R” D“““”' “" ’°' 011 Thursday 1°" Calling at BOMB. You would not think of buying hose with a seam up the front

of the leg. . . . wouldn't that be ugly and uncomfortable? Probably you buy the kind with a seam up the back only because you didn’t know there was a kind free from that discomfort and unsightliness. There i_s, how- ever. You can get the better kind in any weight or color if you buy hosiery made by

10101112 over the arrival Sunday “ight aoekisnd, sionington and Haumx of a litter of minks. The number is and this port oh her why to Ghicag0_ not 'yet known but it is believed to She is one of the “nest making be of average size about six or seven yachts “eh here for some ¢_hhe_ She ill U10 f8ml|Y- is painted black and her handsome]

“_” sharp bows are adorned with a clas-

ENJOYABLE DANCE-'_' A U19" 9°' sic female figure. The ‘Rambler was ivyeble dence WM |1014 ll” mlm- by formerly Thomas W. Lawson’s yacht the QIDDIOYBB 0! -750195 PMG" & C°» "Dreamer." She measures 288 tons and spine friegdshgiiit °\1§v°\”§“°= gross, 196 nec is non, in iengin

WBFO P9- A- - 9 3” rs' over all, with triple ex ansion en-‘ . I I JBUIUB Pawn- Ml" J?" Bl““°h'“d gines with an indicated iiorse power ` furnished the l!1“Si¢ in 11°F 'H1055 CBP' of 1200 lbs. Her commander, Capt. _

Abi! WBY. Dancing Was indulged in [lynn was in Cha!-1ottet°wn 32 years _ '

until- B11 GBYIY 110" this m°'“i°3~ ago in the yacht Idlewyld, and later whbh £118 PBl`U¢iD5Df-5 in tl” f'°"P“l' in the Canadian racing schooner chorsanart departed for their homes. “Countess of Dufferin.. which was

“Eastlake

pay for th_emselves. They N* save you time and money

,uhm AUTOFA hm-ly ,-,p,-¢m,¢a- in both the laying and the

elves _meeting of the electors of the up%cve__e__g oflyxué _§_op‘fAKE__

Hampton Hall on Saturday evening; Meghllig Shingle; on your Me! 3l‘f1._:’:1*\;°t§“‘R°:_° ‘;fe“_”°°‘n?;:' roof you are sure of pro- in¢ the re o e u o - - ti f C wilmm H' hm" W" °”°int°d léetiicgnandol-myliili1!x.entsr.oPs.

“EASTLA£E" Metallic

.1 1° -‘I llowing re- Sllillgles BN! Fire, Light-

oniy two niiw, tormandllust-proof.

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NINE HOUR

ill ata!! of

hour day after June mendable move was lpecfal meeting of the this week.

At a ioint meeting of thelle- thodioit Mission Circle, held at News Qlltle. N. B., on Monday ni¢lit, Mill Alice Harrison, organist, who left*

for Summerside, to take d position '

ls organist there, was presented with an address and a handsome gold pen- ihnt and chain. The address was read by Miss Maud Atkinson, and the presentation was made by Miss Blanche Parker. Miss Harrison than received a. shower of post. can-ds. Mu, liv. games and refreshments were other features of the evening's enter- tainmont.

A list of Canadians to whom the

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the province of Quebec. The re- nts all belon h e a

ttetown. iiii il"""”?"l' "|;ii' -

Liquor and _ _ obacco Haens

° A. Meraooanr, M.n., c.M. 15 Yonge Street. Toronto, Canada.

M n I. mine D :- i~i|r W. it. lsrgdrithiijenieraunioh,

Bit (leo. W. Boll. ex-Premier of Ontario.

lcv. N . liiirwsnh. D. li.. President Vioseria College. Illv- J- 0. Bhssnr. liA., u.D.. ssoreiaxyhoud of lfaul

leforni. Tsnmm.

\ Rishi Mv- -1. F- Svrfny. n.D.. his vfromnvi. omlian. 'rnsmu Coney. senuur. “Caiiii'hl|sB»oord.” minion. '

nr. urrqgs i' uri msdi it in i ns... nn. .'..‘i.Y'.'l5.f..i§`.Zi.. |...'§,...l.i..°il.l.§’.i'l.Il‘3 menu. no for-ur-mic iuisi-ziimu. ns puniisizy. no im or time from bus msn. and a certain cure. Cunauilolduril or correspondence iuviwu.

YOUR

docsn't know your stomach as" y_ou do--he hasn’t lived with it as -lon a_`l`you_ have-but he will tell you that a cereal eaten every morning for breakfast will strengthen the digestive organs and keep the bowels healthy and active. And if he A is wise he will recommend J ,

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Make your “meat” Shredded Wheat.

For breakfast heat the Biscuit in the oven a few moments Iprsstoro crlspnsss; than pour hot milk over fl, adding a littlecroasm salt or sweolen to sultths taste. lt isdolleiously

nourishing hazel wholromc for anymoal with stowed pninos, bid .PP “N04 llllllp NIOIVIC Utlnilb Plllilppll or other fruits. At your groneeis. ‘l

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'Dainty 'refreshments were served dur- scheduled ht one tim, to hh” B try

ing an interval in the dancing. for the American Cup.

The Supreme Court ‘was occupied ' _ '_

ali‘day yesterday with the case oi -'*°_*"°””* "_

Dr. R. J. Ledwell vs. The Charlotte- _ _ \

town Light and Power Oo., Ltd.,This a -. _ L _ ~

can was cried sr urs im Hilary _ i U: _E7 5 5

Term and s verdict was rendered 101' ' »_ ~ 0 - A _ _ .' » A

$125 in favor of Dr. Ledwell. The _ . - _ _ ¢`

case is an action for n new trial, a _ _ _ _ I

mis nfsi having been s\'“°'°d' It 1° .

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