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»_Dvr flcilltibe for caring for this elses of patients are im- Tlile aapltarliun _ll -conducted _ along lilghgrade -et_f¢se|~|l»\ee.

I .-Time required: Alcoholism, ‘ $7 hill addiction, 1020 - e. Nou-eu erlng. _ Charges 1 Write for boolbt and Infor- ' mltlon,

A 'Doctor and nurses ln atten- dlllce.

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DIARY OF EVENTS _

- ‘ ' TODAY.

City Magistrates' Court 9 a.iii_ Prince Edward Theatre :#15, 7 and

8.45 p. m.

llc-rse its 5 at CJ) 1'. Notre Dame Acaicnaz' Commence-

ment Exercises 8 p. m.

Meeting In Heaur Memorial Hall

7.30 p.m. ‘

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._'McKENNA~GAUDET-On June 19th. ~1i1i't,. at Bain, Me., Edward Mcken- na, of Baldwin's Road, P.E.l. to Miss Mary Gaudet, of Chatham N. B. _

' ' DEATIIS

"lAélj<Av-.st a’1‘1-*i-iineis street, wsu-

h$`n`i,.Masa.,.after is lingering illness,

llia'm[McKay, aged 66 years, Fun-

eral at Cable-Head West, P. LE. I...

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KAIBER GREATLY CHAGRINED. t, `. . _ . _,___ - c°r.=i`sptin_e'» Fair causes “Painful _ , impression" to German Staff. ‘_ 'ri-ip ' 'HAou_s1.- A cologne dis patch* says thatthe news of King Con- slantlnefs abdlctation created a pain-

ful l_m¥ression -at German headquar t. _s_. he Kaiser expressed great

cgragrln and sent his brother-in-iaw_

aud_Queen Sophia' a message of sym- pathy. i `

_NIITIGE

On Friday evening next, June 22nd,

in St. John’s church, Milton, at 7.30 D. ID. there will be a Missionary Meeting. One and possibly two Mis- sionaries will be present to address this meeting. Warm welcome to all. Collection in aid of Missions.

B. P. COLCLOUGH.

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MAIL GIINTRAGT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed tc

the Postmaster Generali, will be re- ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri- day, the 3rd August 1917, for the conveyance of I-lie Majeet-y's Mails., on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail- Route No, 2, from Bonshaw, P. E. Island, from the lst October next.

Printed notices containing fur~

ther infomation' as to conditions of proposed Contract may -be seen and blank forms- of Tender may be obtain- ed at the Poet Offices of Boneliaw, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.

Post Office inspector-'s Office,

Charlottetown, 18th June, 1917.

! JOHN F. WHEAR, ~ _ Poet Oihce Inspector. 1098.6.10Mwed8i.

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Notice f The Annual Shareholders

meeting of the W. _B. Halyes Silver lack Fox. Ltd.. wil he held in the Hall at Ellerslie on Thursday. June 28th, at 2,30 o'ciock p. in.

R.C, HAYES,

' l _ . Secretary uee,e.2liisai

Salt

H000 Bags due here in July -

Bros?-

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SUMMER CHANGE OF TIME. Sunday, June 10, 1017. Haliilx and Montreal OCEAN LIMITED. Daily

Dep. Montreal .7.00 p. iii.

MARITIME EXPRESS

Daily except Sunday.

Daily elcept Sunday

Bill-6-7ll(tf .

Dep. Halifax .. 7.46 a. m. Arr. Montreal, 8.55 a. ni. following day I

Arr. Halifax. 10.50 p.m. following day

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MEUHIIIIISI IIIINFEIIENIIE FIIVIIIIEIIQHISIIRIPIIIIN

- The Flnul Station Sheet Drafted

(Canadian Pres; Despatch.)

MONC’l‘0N.- The sessions of the'

Methodist conference held on Satur- day closed and a resolution express-

Den Ham” 300 pm, ing the conviction oi’.al| present that Arr. iibnmai, 7.20 pm. following any conscriptian was necessary to the

successful ending ol the war. The

Dev. Montreal .. ....s.25 p.m. Iwo rr-wiwsris from Toronto. Rev. Dr. An._ Humax, 39% p_ m_ mnowins day T. Albert Moore, and Rev. Dr. J. W.

Graham. were the chief speakers, and

their aiidresses aroused the large au-

dience which assembled in Central

CANADIAN

PA`c|i='lc

u_@f

Homese__ekers Excursions

Tickets on Sale Every Wednes- day until October Siht.

For full particulars, lee Local

Railway Agent, or write.

N. R. DesBl'llSAY,

District Passenger Agent, St. John, N.B.

Methodist church to a high pitch of enthusiasm.

The election of the district officers

was as i`oll<.-ws:

St. Julin district-Chaii'inan ’l‘lio-

Ha-muiond Johnson; Sunday school secretary, Jabez M. Rice.

Fredericton district- Chairman

Wm. Harrison, I). D.; financial sec- retary, H. Harrison; Sunday school secretary; J. B. Young.

Woodstock district- Chairman

Howard; financial secretary, J. Gough; Sunday school secretary, F. A. Wightmnn.

Chatham district-Chairman, Geo.

A. Ross; financial secretary, J. J. Pinkerton; Sunday school secretary (HW. Squires, D. D. - .

Sackviile district- Chairman. Rich-

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765-6-1M11n0 .

sion.

vou ess, stomach trouble. etc, an

glasses relieves the trouble.

Don’t neglect the Cblldren’s Eyes. "C0166'Hoiirs5"9;3D~"i2.30t`2I5.

Evenings by Appointment.

2446,10,7Msmwtf. . .

or write.

W. G. TINNEY,

, 42 Pasmore St.

Charlottetown.

1056-6-I9MttsEmuf lmo pd.

I * _:Ai _- --~._'_.- Q, ._ ° ‘- -»: .f<._-1*-1_>.'<f»2-.1_.‘s~_`

out the Dominion.

at this office and from the caretaker of the different Dominic-n Buildings.

Persons tendering are notified tha

tenders will not be considered unles

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”¥‘l=`§1ede et gy Dominion nz qw! pg-Agencanon certain conditions. “ .iuIl3'I."&i i»'2‘“.af“&°¢W 3f.‘“I`

r may live within nine mhee ol his

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§s fl; §.-itil. iii s-is

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dtliellsietl it l

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do not suspect the cause. A scientific examination' of the eyes often re- veals an abnonn-al condition, the cor

Phone 153-L

. _t d _ of the Island at reasonable prices. Cal

Combined specifications and formal'

tender can be obtained on application

s

s

made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatur-

Each tender must be accompanied

by an accepted cheque on a chiartered __~¥

bank, payable to the order of the Hon- Z"

ourable the Minister of Public Works, equal -to ten per cent (ti) p.c.) of the a-

mount of the tender, which will be

forfeited if the person tendering de-

cline to enter into a contract when w I S

called upon -to do so or fail to coin- .

plete the contract. If the tender be

'.1

turned.

By order

n. c. oeiinoci-iss, READ DIRECTIONS

- S,,,.,,,,,,,,,_ , ._ ciintruiiv AND

Department of Public Works, 4;# \ _,Full-UW THEN

Ottawa, June 9, 1917. "'-<3 I \\i EXACTLY

Newspapers will not be paid for this ` \/ ,l advertisemnt if they insert it with- Al,

out authority from the Department. _ ` -/'

accepted the cheque will be re-

Syiio sis el Csnsilias Nellliwes r7'.7":~“~~:::.:':.:,;:.=:':-..:.;..-.-::.t-_,-'.~..~:::

gg sfzvellahix omlnlon land in ealtohs,

tchewan or l . Appl nt must so- l penoii at the minion ands Arency

ard Opie; -financial secretary, C. K. Hudson; Sunday school secretary, H. E. Thomas. `

St. Stephen district.-- Clialrlnaii.

g Thos. Hicks; hnanclai secretary, D.

R. Clic-wen; Sunday school secretary.

r H. S. B. Strothnrd.

I C O Cliarlotiethvii ilistrict.- Cliairniaii,

J. L. Dawson; financial secretary, E.

» I " `S. Weeks; Sunday school secretary,

Henry Pierce.

Summersitle district - Chairman

Geo. Ayers-i; financial secretary, ll. 1'; Rice; Sunday school secretary, H. S.

will be permanently located in Young, Royal Bank building, corner Queen and Richmond Street, Charlottetown where he may be consulted on all matters pertaining to defective vi

' RIBOT DENOUNCES EX-KING.

Many Suffer from headache. nel; French Premier says venizeics i-iss

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Born Aloft Greece'l Real Flag.

PARl-S.- Premier Ribot, addres-

- sing the Chamber of Deputies today

rection of which by perfectly B095 conceinin the abdicatlon of King

., g _

Constantine, said conditions in (irc- ece had become intolerable; tliat_ the attituifé"`6'i"`C6ii§fari`[lii€"liad' nullified the Constitution oi' Greece and :imply

. justified the protecting powers in iu-

tervening in such iiianiier as to secure

the indispensable unity oi' t.iie couiitry.

"Greece," said Mr. Ribot, "was di-

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Cemetery Lettering .”.:;;ii."::,‘?.i;"°.t::°:;“2..if.."':';.

supporting them cotiragcniisly with Eliptlxerios Venizelos bearing aloft

| Great applause greeted the mention

of the na-me oi' M. Venizelos. M. Rib- ot then proceeded to explain to the Chamber the advantages which would arise from the new regime in Greece.

_

E._A'r Enotisi-i simnows. `

URGES U. S. BIOLOGIST.

WASlilNGTON.- Eat English

sparrc-ws, save the grain crop and re- duce the cost of living, says Ned Dearborn, Government biologist.

“F‘ifty sparrowsi cat the equivalent

SEALED TENDERS addressed to of a quart oi’ wheat is day," lic said.

the undersigned, aiidcnilorsed "Ten- der l‘or Supplying (‘ual for the Dc-in- inion Buildings," will be received att

this oiiice until 4.00 P.hM., oi; Tues-

, ', 917, f t _

ggilri rustic Iguiidluzlplnlougll- ”“"° I" '“'S"'- °““‘°°" “agei-

Their flesh is palatablc, and though their bodies are small ,their nunibers i'ully cnnipensato fr,-r their luck of size.

t “Birds can be trapped and kept

"Clean water, bread, oats, wheat,

bran or cornmeal -mush will keep them in good condition.

“Sparrows may be cc.-oked by any

of the methods employed for reed birds of quail."

The Depart-merit oi’ Agriculture

Farmers' Bulletin No. 493 will be sent free to anyone writing for it. _

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Far more clfcctive than Sticky Fly Catchers. (‘lean .oh:imiIc. Sold by l)ru|1[iblll Hi. I (lrocci -` i vs rvwl :'f:.

I will sell my business

stand at Red Point, with or

.m‘:y£;§?,f:§without land. This is one gk Of lhe best C0ul'ltl°v smndson QN 1-Hun5DAy| JUNE 2|"_

the Island-also 125 acres of land on Baltic Road, contain- ing a quantity of lumber and mud. This property is with- in a few chains of station

Proprieiaor_

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mas Marshall; financial secreiary,_

APAIIIIII SHIP

SUNII IIFI HAIIIAX

HALIFAX.-\With the water pour-

ing .in through a great gash in her side made by coiiision mr cuebut-m I-lead_with an incoming steamer. the patrol heat Deliverance Friday morn- ing made-.1 frantic _ etilpitto reach shore hilt sank within six hundred yards of Herring Cove. Captain Bran non, master of the Deliverance, -left his ship when her decks were awash and three seconds later she went tn the bottom, where she now lies in twenty-four Estlioms of water.

The crew of the craft were all sav-

ed but escaped .noon too soon and had no time to save even' their personal effects. They were placed on board another steamer which was attempt- ing to tow the Deliverance to shore when she sank, and were brought to the Ulty. _

The Deliverance, with other boats.

was on service near the mouth of the harbor yesterday morning. At Illne- Ihirty o`clock she was about ii mile to the eastward of Cliebiicto Head, steatining seawards. lt was then sonic what foggy, but those on the bridge of the patrol boar were able to see ii halfmile or so through the mis-t. The Deliverance was i-lieu blowing one .long and two short blasts of hei- whistie. signifying -thai. all sh-ins should keep clear.

A whistle was heard and the crew

of the Deliverance saw about a half- mile to sea -a Norwegian steamer heading in for the harbor. The stea- mer was blowing one blast to iu- dicate that. she was steaming ahead. As faras could be learned from the crew oi' the Deliveraiice the Nor- wegian paid no attention to the pat-

but kept com-ing ahead at a good speed. When the .skipper of the patrol craft saw the danger oi' a collision he immediately ordered t'ull speed astern, but the crew of the De- lifverance said the other titeaniei kept coming on and struck the _pat- rol hoat on the starboard side about twenty feet from the stern.

The impact was oi' sufficient force

to' throw one ui' the deck-bands of the Deliverance hard against _the deck- house and injure his head. The Nm'

hull almost -to the keel.

Captain Brennen put his helm hard

over, ordered lull speed ahead and headed the Dellve-raiice_for Herring Cove, about three mils away, hoping to be able to beach his ship in that haven. Engineer Moran was equal to

H-the occ~:isi0n--and,--uiidsr..liea.vy..presc

sure the steanicr’s eiigines drove her through the water at n rf-cord speed.

For 3 short -time it stained as though

the Deliverance would be able to make it but it was soon apparent that the wtiter was rapidly making head- way and -those on board the stricken steamer prepared to abandon ship.

give assistance and. when the water

I-‘or two--thirds oi' a mile this was

kept up but the speed oi the tow was necessarily slow and, with the Deliv- erance lower and lower in the water, it was evident that the plan was hope- le-ss. The crew of the steamer were ordered to abandon her and scramble up the side of the rescue ship.

When the decks of the Deliverance

were awash Captain Bramieii quit the ship and climbed over the rail of the accompanying pitrol boat. He- did no just in time. Three seconds after -he had boarded her, his own ship lurch- cd, the stout'steel hawsers snapped like ribbons, and she went to the hot- tom without more ado.

The Norwegian steiitmer meanwhile

had proceeded up the harbor. She is from New York for a -trans-Atlantic port and was coming here for examin- ation.

'Phe Deliverance, which was under

charter to the Dominic;-n Government,

(‘ompany, Liverpool, N. S., by which Company she. was built at Liverpoo in 1914. She was 110 feet long, 32 feet

BALFOUR AS A GOLFER.

lor Arthur James Balfour, the dis

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ing his seventyodd years, still u great

star ut both and is still a hard msu

iucimy siu

AT FREDERICTON»

AT I O`CLOCK.

l am instructed by WIILLIAM

POUND to sell by public auction on his premises the following stock con- sisting ol 9 mllch cows, 5 newly

'i steers 21/, years old 2 steers, 1% years old; 2 helfere, 2 sheep. 1 lamb.

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The nurse who is “just ready to drop”

will find a wonderful stimulant in I*`RY'S -delicious Cocoa. Of' course it leeds every tired muscle-it nourishes-bone and nerve __-,butjt_really__,diie_s;_inure. l"l{Y’S possesses in full measure that subtle “spirit of cocoa”- theobromine--wliicli is one ol the most bone: ficial stimulants known. So you sec FR Y’lw isatonic as weiiasu iiuurisIiiii;{fo<iiI. `

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reached the fires in the engine room, _ _ _ ` _ V _ _.»-_._.,- _, llilsaoiheruhoai.;ceina_aiQIiBSiii€. Sit’-el _ `~. ‘- ` " - ' ` ` "' " _ _ -

hawsers were passed to her in no ....__.. ..-_ ._ ..-._.. ------- .

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was owned by the Southern Salv»nge,J

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The visit ofthe British and lfrenchl y

commission to Washington was signal' ' ' -

ized by it complete personal triumph' beglnnlng

W. D. MCCOUBHEY.

Auctioneer.

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time and the second steamer forged ue - _ - _ ..._. D .._. ____. _ iliead with her heavy tow for the ._ ' .,,._ -§ land.

- Help the Red Cross!

'|`o thc \i|'i\.~iiilciii.~4 :incl si-i<i'i‘iiii'ii~s

ol' ilii- ilifl'crc|ii l»|'niii~lii=.~i oi' ilic lfvil

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(i'0.si<i .‘~‘oi~ici_\' iii ilic s‘iit'|'i»|iii¢liii;,-; dis-

ii'lcs:-- \\'v ilcsii-c :ind iirgrc _von io

co-o|»ci'iifc with our liriiiicli iii lii-i|i-

' ing' to increase iliv ;;1~iici'i|l i’iiii<l of

ilw Red (i|'osi~i Socict_\' liy uvztiliiig' _

_vo\||'Hcl\'c.~i of' thc o||pm'i imii _\' ¢i|l'v|'i-il

iliroilgh tho |mt»i'iolic ,-ainiiil iziiccit

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in their

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this ~40i‘lf=ly our iii » i i -

f l » ‘ 'Im' 7 _ ` III: uint |>¢|ii|ii~I:il lii':i||-

to beat, even when pitted against a ctw” of iiurvice iii thc piwiiu-I-iitiiiii ol' lliiii w:~i‘.

or a e yotmgster. llecuiisc we know thu! on iiviiuiiiit of tlic oxtrc-

m*“|l/ bull wcullmi' thi- I.i\<I|i~s linvc hm-n piiitliifz

‘ nfl tim buying in-f ilii-ir huts uiiill it luolci iiiin-.-

i'0\l will he providing inorr fuuil_-

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“.r.‘t‘”"““ B'-"‘”“'“'"‘“'"'°"'°’°“I Today and ending Salurtlav .Iuiie 23rd.

u rs.

Bitifour comes very near being nn' 1 °' , ideal man. He ls a great statesman, . _

;i great philoi-io he-r, ani iictwithstaiid-

ll . I 2 , h , I . ' . » §‘_'e'§f§ a',?,,§‘,“;e§’,'}§g° "of, “__"‘§,§2n'2,'§;§ (SIGNED) Mrs. Dr. E. G. Gillis, Pres., looting with our president was to M|‘§ W, H, ]_);|f|~;|¢||’ Sgc; tlgiifllenge Mr. Wilson tc- ii game of l{el\$il\gt0l`l B\°8l'lCh RCI] CYOSS S0t.`l8ly.

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_ Althmlsli it IH "vi W6" known *HI we will uonai.. to ins ut-.i (rms. .\'t..~i.-iv ir. ‘

this country, Balfour in his earlier' ,wr ,.,,_,,, 0|. ,he ,mul Mm|m,,.‘, ,Mlm mum, dmjm,

0 e days probably did more to popularize ,he ,,,,,,,,,, ,|a,m_ ‘ " ' I'

nlf an tennis amon the British eo

R d 8 _ D llie than any other msn. He was n (luv _is son for Ili;-ing this if: that wi- uninit-

._; like Suninier. ily Iiuyliig during i-Iii' _:limi-4' iliilt-

‘ N ltll il

lii'aiii'Iiof,ti|c society which iliv Luiili-fi liiivu been helping uoliiy lor ilu- punt llircc _\-i-ui-si.

We liuvc been iunking prc|mrntio|is for finmn

HIDE. and linvi-.- just |'ci»i-Iviirl it p:ii'tl|'i\l:irl_v at lractlvi- imsortmmii of new hum iq- |,;\.\|n,;_ Miri-

HPS and Vliliilreii.

Brill!! If.-:I\' frlenils; cvi~i-_vhndy niost vm-d|iil-

I_v Invitml. _ ,

.a{gt.n§;¢ti;»;fli§f;_<}_53,1_=§s¢g;_ f_'.:::t‘.:t":~ ..:'.'.‘°‘“ Estate amgs Kgnngdy

A' W' BRUCE .J-‘i-’3-¥5»"'»I-ni"-f»»2'1`?”'”“' °'°"" °“’ e Where Cash Buys the Best Goods Procuralilc