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termined more by the equipment you fake alon than by the pro- “Fishemien's

L"‘ck.ri _ Experienced Anglers

have found our line of fishing tackle very satis- factory. I

When you are ready to

go be sure tolook over our fine line of tackle.

Fishing .rods l5c to

$25 each. Reels 15c to $2.50 each. Silk lines 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 oath.

Flies the finest assort-

ment and best values in the city. Various size hooks. I

Landing nets, baskets,

canvas creels, gut_ hooks, fly books, spare tips and everything required to repair old rods.

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Druggistj-

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ity to have articles re- plated as we are sending a shipment by June lst.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician siiri-4-nuts

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i DIARY OF EVENTS.

-ronsv.

City Magistrates Court 9 a. m.

7 . _ii

Prince 'Edward Theatre 3, 7 and s.

45 U. Ill. » > ‘ _

- V' ~‘ A",--' .r ;' fr..

_ ~fsrin_:ns _ :xi-tar wttirs.-A¢`c'<mims ncaa. .mi...u.. to W; A.<and airs. White. s daughter..

DOYLI.- in this city onlime 15th. 191¢.~to lr. and llrs Charles-F. Doyle, a sen. _ ' ~ '

leA1t'|'RUR.-At ' Sumiserslde. on

Jann 1It\_ to' Hr..a:g.,lsr». creelmaa ltshsltlttr af- r. weigh; nine and s bait peaads. ~ ' ' » f

_ 't1'tieulta asttsiton out act warn eh ran ation or ii soodalitns. so it took Mamas plsgsoi 'sas Twist. the ters tavefits' one e teh.-it-_

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Coal Fresh from the Mines

Your winter supply of coal is |0110#

and our spring stock is now at your service.

It is good coal. Clean and fresh and

full value for your money.

This is the place to get if. Order now

and we will see that prompt delivery

is ma e.

Our prices are the lowest. We are open to charter a number of

schooner; for which we guarantee highest rates of freight. '

Phone 404.

BUNTAIN BELL & CO.

Selling Agents for Dominion Coal Co. Ltd.

eeee»s»es»e-ss-ee+s_e~-sees 'O WOOL WANTED

O _______ O HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID O for WASHED and UNWASHE- 'll ED WOOL. O We pay freight on all lots 'lt over 100 pounds. -O Write 'phone`or call and ge 0 our prices.

* The lslasd Wool and Hide Co.,

Grafton St. East, Opposite Davis & Frasers, 'Phone 441-J. Charlottetown, P. E. l.

16-6-0M1Mopd.

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Subscription List For

5 p. c. Debentures

The Commissioners of Sewers and

Water Supply have for sale Ten thou- sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown Water Works Debentures. These de- bentures are of the denomination of $500.00 each are payable in 'twenty year; from date and bear interest at five (5) per cent per annum, payable half yearly.

A subscription list is now open in

the otilce ot the Commissioners, City Hall, for local parties wishing to pur- chase any of these bonds. Full par- ticulars on application . 9910-5-24Mtf. ‘

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulations.

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THE sole head ofa family or any male over

ellbteen years old may homestead a quarter

section of available Dammion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Albgts, Applicant must sp- pear in person at the ornmion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the Die_trict. Entry lx proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands gency but not BubgAgency on certain conditions.

Duties-Six months residence upon and cul-

tivation oi the land _ln ¢a_ch_nf three years. ,A homesteader may live within nine m les of his homestead on_ a farm of at least 80 acres. an certain conditions. A habitable house is re- 5:1553: ieligfept where residence is performed in

In certain districts a liomesteader in food

standing may pre-empt _a quarter*-section I ong side his homestead. rice $3.00 per scrs. Duties-Six months residence in each of three years after esrnin homestead stent: also 50

acres extra eultivatgan. Pre-rmptgn patent may be obtained ss soon as homestead patent, on certain conditions.

right may take a purchased homestead in cer- i district . P 5300 . D ti

la n e rice _ per acre u es-

ust reside six months in each of three years

cultivate 50 acres and erect a house worth $300.

per pound.

Chambly Road

174-6-6M18ipd.

|;ua||l.'ulttuttis |ll}H|NG lRUPl|llN

iégii.

Trial Free by Mail

"M vrifeh.ad.assheth ht,ohspR:d

bands? Then it got on Tyra and t n to her limbs till it. got all over her body. The slun came out in big red bunchei. and it. was rough and cracked and bled. Her face and neck and arms were n sight. She could not have her clothes touch her body. She did not put. her han`ds in-water any more than she could help. The eruption itcbed so she could not sleep da or night.

“She sudllenly thou§ht of Cutlotlra

Soap and Ointment. he washed the sore places with Cuticura Soap and then l s plied the Ointment. ln_ two _weeks ellie was completely healed. ’ (Signed) R. W. Lovell, I5 Birch St., Galt, Ontario, December lti, 1915.

Sample Each Free by Mall

With 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-

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Notice to Mariners

The Bell is lost off the Alberton

Bell Buoy at the entrance of Alberton Harbor. Therefore there will be no

sound signal from this buoy until fur- ther notice, when a new bell will be

put in position.

(Sd.) CAPT, T.G. TAYLOR.

Agent of Marine &. Fisheries.

327-6-14M1wk .

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For Sale at Louishurg

Eight room modern house. Oppoa

ite Ry. Station. Apply JA8. Mc- LEAN, 10 Pleasant St. Sydney, C. B;

285-6-12M1wkpd.

FOR SALE

We have ii yearling Holstein bull

now fit for service a big fine looking animal nicely marked, sired by our champion bull that has many big rec ord daughters. Dam has seven day ofliclal record of 444 lbs. milk and ls butter in seven days. His full sister is now completing a. two year old recom of over 500 lbs. butter in a year this is one of the best young bulls we ever raised. Write for fuller description and

price.

_ WALT.ER M. LEA,

Victoria,

‘ _ ,P. E. I.

312-ll-14M1wk.

Special Meeting of the Shareholders

or ,THE cT|AnLo'r1'e'rowN s'rEAM NAvioA1-ion compmv, tim-

lrsn _

A special meeting of the Sharehold-

ers of the above named Company will he lield at the chief place of business of the Company at the corner of Great

_1916 at the hour of Eleven 0’clock in the forenoon: _

solution for the distributing among the Shareholders of the Captial Stock

Asettlcr who lisslexhsustrd his homestead or part thereof and other Assets ol’

the Company.

‘solution requiring that the Company

FOX FQCD

One pound of my Compound No. 4 Fox Biscuit- is better than five pounds °"°'“° Tw°”'7 ll" “nt” ‘

of plain meat for both old and youn|| foxes. Have you tried them? Price le

St. Hubert, P. Q.

s--la-I

&c For Sale

-197 Kent Street

THE 21st DAY

'rite nic of the tical Etoile

Valuable Real Estate, Piano, Furniture

By Auction .

I am instructed by the executors of the estate of the late

Mrs John McPhail to sell by auction at her late residence, Number

ON WEDNESDAY

or suits, more _ _

_ Commenelng At 10 0’clo_ck_‘.l"ore_noon

All her household effects oomprisin" ?lisslot. Dinintl Room

rinsed miie if: his phase' Maacltlne lggamrlg new‘. win Gla§Crh?:;ltei;wsreYI&P<§

will take _place at the premises

on thesame day at 12 o'clock noon. _

No. 1 will compri the double tenement house and land

situated on the north of Kent _Street, being numbers 197 and 199, occupied bryk.l;sr,asaraidence. _ _ ._ _ -

o. will comp alsr lot oflsnd-and buildings there-

mn es-tli:t.iate_'.lo_l1a &Pbsi_l }?§riageBl::'ctory. and for f lot gl mime east side of Prince _with largellour. tenement house outbulidings 194.186, 200, 202. _ . , _ Allthet _s _nrobignytfdgrsatainrle ooiwortunitytor assed, investmen . location ng __ e n t eci?.BEAmSTo ~~-. I

‘ ' Auctldneer "

air-tituti. _ __;__“___ sf [4 mg |_; | .___

:George and Lower Water Streets iu‘ the City of Charlottetown on Wednes-_ 'day the twenty-first day of June A.D.l

i 1. For the purpose of passing a re-

‘ 2. For the purpose of passing a re--‘

niiiu our lm f I

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Mri. Paul McCormack, 220 Grout » Gwrse sti-sei. city, has received -it f_ letter tromlier son. Mr.‘.lohii MrCor- ` mick. an able seainan on H_ M 3, Malaya. one .of the British ships which. participated in the recent naval en- gagement lii the North Sea. As_far as known. Mr. McCormack was the only Prince Edward Islander to take part in the battle. I-iis letter which was written before the action took place

is as follows:--

_ _.H. M.,S. Malaya., _ `

. May 9. 1916. .

Dear mother:- `

Just a few lines no let you ‘ know'

I received your very welcome letter and papers. 1 am glad you are in good health. I hope I shall be home soon-li the war ends. I have lookeitdeath in the face more than once, but its all right. I am helping my King and coun- try, and shall be able to look my friends straight in the eyes. I am sorv ry to say I have not had my foot on shore for four months. _We have it very hard at limes-a lot harder than the soldiers. We have to go through all sorts of weather and mines and torpedoes every day. it is a strange life. Sometimes we arc quite happy and at other times we doii’f feel much that way. I am the only (‘as~ adlan on board this slilp out of eleven hundred men. ’ ° ° ' Well, mother

dear, I must néaw close this short let- ter.. Will writ again soon.

Your loving son,

JACK.

P. S. --I wish you would send me ii

few post cards of the square and mar- ket house. Address, John ll.fcCorma';k, A. II... Siu mess H. M. S. Malaya.

General P. 0. LONDON.

Clean gists,

“Women'g and Misses’ Fashionable

Silk Suits, flaring and full in n. vast variety of charming individual styles. Taffeta and Serges, etc, etc. PATONS.

3146-14Mtl.

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Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be receiv- ed at Ottawa until -noon. on Friday, the 1-ith July. 1916, for the conveyance of His Ma]esty’s Malls. on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail route No. 1 from Kinross, P. E. Island from tlielst October next. _

Printed notices containing further

iiiformatioii as to conditions of propo- sed Contract may be seen and blank

if;

and at the olilce of the Post Oillce ins- pector. _ POST OFFICE INSPECTOWSOFFICE

Charlottetown, 1st June, 1916.

JOHN F. WHEAR.

Post Office inspector.

143-6-ilFrl.3l

ll 0 I-tif' in ‘IIC "'ll.'§ll:' Aiidxssi) "<%;a:g:'l 0\'°“°"' ltclten-Emancipete "°¢‘,",}',,|}.l:vi°.- beiicmicaticnu wot-ir.

ourself .from kitchen worry y learning the food value of

CHU PFCPUN fl` moat LW., w..e_" ncv. 1.. E. Acirtsnii.

_ _ou _ _

lesome, nourishing e few moments byhestrng

S fgw Shredded Wl1¢St sionary Society Meeting.

29 ;'

K Shredded Wltelt Kult. Literature. nav. i-‘_ ii. Huntsv- .35 in

gi °teintheoventorestore Rev_ W_ E_ Cm,,,,,,,,,_

iscui spness; then cover with

berriesandservewithmillr orci°eam.., '"1 1.

sA'runoAv Monmwo. .-

1 15 vice. gig() Daria:-,gn-on erllencniiiiational

Adams: -'is me Prayer MWUHS A

Discussion. =. .

SATURDAY AFTERNOON. 2.00 United Baptist Womens MIS-

4.00 Report on Home Missions.

Address: Mr. J. A. Clark- Unflnisheii Business.

SATURDAY EVENING.

7.30 Devotional Service.

8.00 Address on Education. llev. 'St0»~.

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Simeon Spidle ' '

nut

. p-1g..

We have on hand quantity of

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forms of Tender may be obtained af.l_ the Post Offices of Kinross. Caledonian

-ui

Made in Canada.

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The Association convenes at Hazel-

brook front June 20th to July 2nd.

THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 29TH, 1916.

7.30 Welcome to Association, Rev.

F. N. Atkinson.

Reply, Rev. I-‘. A. liubley. Sermon, Rev. C. R. Freeman. _ Praise Service, Rev. R. N. Rand. _ Offering for Denominational Work. M _- _

FRIDAY MORNING.

9.30 Devotional Service, ilarry

Collins. Lic.

10.00 General Business; Election

of Officers, Appointment of Commit- tee, Etc.,

Report on Temperance. Deacon

Wm. McLeod.

Discussion. _ Welcome to New Pastors, Modern-

tor. _

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

2.30 Devotional Service, Rev. A.

H_urn. (who will lend the other de-

votional services).

3.00 Address, Rev. J. G. Brown. 4.00 Digest of (‘l\\irch Letters, and

ffomniunications, Secretary.

4.20 Address: “The Problem of .

Short Pastorntes", Rev. L. E. Ack-

land.

Discussion.

Address: "An Effective Basis nf’

1'nion" ltev. \V. H. Harding.

FRIDAY EVENING.

7.30 Address: "De_nominatioual

l~`lnance". Rev. M. E. Fletcher.

$.00 Address: “Systematic Bone

Saturda_y_ Closing

Notice is hereby given that on each

Saturday from June 17th, insl., to September 16th. next, both liicluslve our place of business will close at 12 o’clock noon.

All goods intended for storage must

be delivered here not later than 9 a.m. on Snturday's; otherwise they cannot go into storage until the -following Monday.

All interested are respectfully re-

quested to govern themselves accord- lngiy.

The Island 'Cold Storage Co. Ltd.

332-6-15M3l.

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stock may be gubstitute? for cultd/ation under ' ,BY 0700?- V *_ certain conditions. - G. W. WAKEFOR D,

" Manager.

W W L0 C G

Deputy of the mlgxter dl'tl\elntcrior (`ha\°l0ltet0W"»

N. R.- Unauthorized publication of this sdverE I 7th Jlllle, 1916.

";'§$}.‘,‘;§,',',‘,','0‘;‘{_’,‘;f,,'f““’ '°’ “J” 217-6-iiutiii June zist.

0”' °°”' 7°' ”'°"" 'lm "'“"'°" '” 'M' °°""'"" M" °°“ 7°'

. were each esatlnuetlos. cash must accompany on-ter. llslrnum

s0|_E pA'fEN1'EE3 AND MAUNFAQ, 1-URERs_ c_ p__ sEKyEn |_|M|1'ED_ Head Offlce,133 Corlstlne Bulldliig,.Montreal, P. Q., Shipping Office

Agents Wanted -

"PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.

Send for catalogue. Solar and bro

mide prints, portraits flat and con-

vex, frames ami wai-_ pictures. Mer- chants Portrait Co., Toronto.

316-6-14M1wk.

AGENTS-MEN OR WOMEN.

"World's Greatest War;” beating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford. Ont.

5-27Mi8l.

8ALE§MEN.-- EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city. town or cbuntry. Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permaneut all year job. No experience necessary.

Write Luke Brothers Lirgtégaggat- real.~ , - A~ Assure .yvmrao *F6 sau. ron

"the old iellable Fonthlll Nurseries!

We- teach o\:.menMt,ohsel|. gnupg: ence tinltbbs YY! I .00 lon paidr handsome trerhqulpmsnt. Stone g__Wellington. Tomato, Ont.

' - `:ni-4-Ulflll till July 1

' ‘!-For Bale

Fon sat.:-_|. W E. RA' v'”r»nses

nearly new, automatic - feed. Essv

terms. Apply to D. W. 1-Inward. Mli- ton. 380-6-15_M3lFl3lpd.

e -A _aneb`Av;-

shire bull, one year old.. Apply . Lane Diinstaffnage. _

‘ 324-6-14M1wkpd. '

'i=*T`””`6o‘ui. ‘rv krha* :At's‘°"-“”““i=irra’}'4`l;

ll'|'0 (00 U11. BID. Fttsroy Street. .c ' c _naplélitr

' ` lost ‘__ _

a..uou»-- tw TNI; al¥Y¢ 'ilfwllld

saturday ami sunday evehlng $10.00

- hill. Finder. please leave nt. uit in---

' ton St. - 30!-6-15Mlli .

Help Wanted-l~‘emnle

warrrso.-FEMALE HELP _Fon

housework. Good waxes. Apply Mrs. A. W. E. Douae. West Royalty.

- 199-6~6Mtt.

_ _ To L_gt _ TENEMENT TO LET-9 OLEBAR

St. Eight. rooms, sewerage. Apply i17 Fitzroy st. _ _ _ c-initial.

HOUSE T0 LET-L PROPERTY

known as _Finlay House, 139 Hills- boro Street, all modern convenien- ces. Apply to J. Stanley Wed- lock. 12-fiMtf.

T0 LET AN UNFURNISHED ROOM

in private family. Apply 173 Sydney Street. 771-8-3-mti.

Iieip Male.

WAN 3 ET

Cutter. F. J; Ho _._f.,.-._"_ Co., Lui, _ __ _ ‘ I _ _ ?’_~_:w.,'__. wa Tris- is " _ 6m?`ou

farm. must be able' to tnilk. Apply Wallace Wheatley. East Royalty_ or 36 Elm Ave. City.

» ' '. 8856-15M3ipd.

' -1.

_ TEACHERS '_WA_\_1_0f|jg'ip_ 'rsscnrns ttloum ta ron w'i~ .. located yearly 'scliooxs conimenciu‘

in August. Salaries lilo to 18% per annum. Eull details each poet- `t_i°n strolled- Apply at cues to Canadian 'teachers' Agency, Regina,

nevertdfs B ock,§g_lg'ary, roi- gum-. ts posit ons. ' ‘

|998-ii-lillliinontlt.

_ Wil |i`i’v‘~l - ,

wAn"s""'i-tous&“”WTn?EE. 'we`|‘FF'|¥.

0. lJox'128, City. l8fl.g.gMU,

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Sermon; "The Baptist Messallfa'

Rev. E. P. Calder.

Address: “The Problems and Possk' - . ._ __ -_ llitles of our Home Mission Work i '

' . . S. M n. _

mgtleflng iodmlgenominatlonal Work. _

S NDAY MORNING. - _ _

11,00 Divine Worship. .» ..

Associations] Sermon. RQV- R- N~ _

Rand.

SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

210 I’ E l Sunday School Pro- _ \

A ,Rl . Piper.

blgvlll Aaddress: "Present Day D0'

» mandlslltgi the Sunday School. ROV- I-~ C k

, mson. '

w4.15 Dlisnionstratlon of Teaching a S0

Y. P. Class. Rev. Arthur Hurn. '

7.30 igivlfigtill/o:l`:i§'.wN P11099 111

Offering for Denominations! Work. C L & C Ordinance of the Lords Supper. 0 0

Evening Chimes A.

(Violin ’Cello, Harp 81 Bells)

An excellent trio arrange- ment on

Victor Record 1 80 1 8

Any "His Master's Voice" dealer will gladly play

' this number for you, together with

Cupi_d’s Garden

on the same record-90c for the two selections

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The Letter That Never Reaclied Home 4

Mscclonougli,Orpl*ieus Qranetg |8030

l've Lost You. So Why Should l Care Henry Burr

Nst'an Rhoda Bernard _

Cohen Owes Me Ninety-Seven Dollars g |8023

Rhoda Bernard

Dixieland. My Home Geoffrey O`l-lara l Cave M Heart and Hand to Someone |8024

in Bixieland Peerless Quartet ~

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Matrimonial Difficulties Golden and Marlowe } 35544 A Love Siclt Darky Golden and Marlowe

Red Seal Record

Martha-M'sppari Giovanni Martinelli 74469

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:sam I .

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_ _ _ Vicfrola H d

1434 Great George Stseiettnflllildtrldttetown

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_ --Imperial Fox _Biscuit _

A standard .fox biscuit 'containing all the food elements required to pro.

dues growth heat and nutrition. Rich in carbs-hydi-alas and 91| my 'rho

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Office l-louse Building, _ _i ‘ ___ .~ , 3°* 4"' ' 310-6-14I¢f.

Pl'°°° 1”' ‘ _ ’ Charlottetown.

oliif Pirgolpss-ty " suiinriret by or Denier ityrcbiic omni.

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