jlluE 1s, 1925 _

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M’? Prvfl! from a POTATOES, bemu- LAWN-SJ-‘LOWERS and VEGETABLES.

N9 lnagter where yen nsoSoilgro-on your tooucorn. grain~on your lawn, flowers or in your garden. you'll be amazed at the growth it promotgligl

Soilgrp‘ feed; any lant that has roots. It ls the nevlfrcientlflc met 0d of hastenin and increas- ing growth. It is cheap — for s x dollars yon

Central (‘luardian

" sPnlNcl-"lcuo. - Service on 51111138)’ at 3 .p.m., when the Arch- biflhvn of Nova Scotia will be the ireachcr. , i ~ LAID ‘r0 ncst- The funeral of the late Mrs Jas. Houston took place (privately) yesterday after. noon from the Funeral Home of Macbean & MacDonald, to the People's Cemetery.

CHURCH OF SOOTLANII-Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach at Churchill on Saturday, June 20th, at 7.30 p.m., on Sabbath. June 21, at Canoe Cove at 10.30 11,111,, at Nine Mile Creek at 2 plm. (Special collection). and in the People's Church, City, at 7 p.m,

SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING- lAll Sunday School Workers of tho United Church in Charlottetown film llfsvd to attend the Annual nit-cling of the Sunday School in

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

neveaornn ' And

FILMS

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THE Piiiiilli lnwlnl ll] Hi liiPiiiiill]

Keith Artistito/ilkcor- ate Theatre and Pro-

vid e New S.c'e n 11c

PRINTEW - » » - CRASWSLL- arpump ..- l

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IM PO RTANT CHA

N POLICY‘

TUDEBAKER herewith announces the discontinuance of the custom of l i, presenting a new line of automobiles each year. Instead of bringing Stude-

“li, “Sh” llla, wlll dole, a ‘ml all“ l." ‘Nlcrrlllnrilzilll tlliall llnnnlll at Equipmentnother baker Cars dramatically up-to-date once in twelve. lllflldlls W8 shall keep them l"

‘fell’ ol- n d ha“ l ucoc. sec on o off cers , . - zgnli-lersolonlu “it; isaealslyetgilgégjfufi ensuing year and other busin- Changes, uP-to-datc all of the time-with every improvement and refinement made nvailv . l .

lm 3 1113i’! H ' s s . J fmcmln, m, m, cl, ecllfff; ,l,l,l,l,,§ m l ___ _ " able by our great engineering and manufacturing resources. This policy not only

srd manure or other lertllizer. On forms it csn' CHURCH SEM/lcis. JUNE 21. ‘F’ 0' simmer who with M” V I '

eased with manure with splendid results,

Hero's what one man says about Tcmisknming, DBL, Se“, d. M‘. "I liklifl much pleasure in saying chm I very good results from Suilgro as h’: vcryflbuli Ililllifitl’ for flowers. h a o d n! r-nlniii... l3’ $1521.‘? all?‘ "“' " here that has used Soilgro we both hm gardens." I'll oriuiflll vf this letter is in omllaaladwsinusovluwsuzm SOILGRO ezttmo AGENCY Distributors for Prince Edward lvlnml I70 liont Strut Phone Bil-L

—Bvrli<=n. Sunday, Juno 21, at 1.30. service conducted by Rcv. T. A. Fitzpatrick: ltosc Valley and Ilrad- albane, Unitcll Church of Canada, Rose Valley at 11, Juno 21.. Ural]. uibane at 7.30, Rev. N. W. Toolnbs of Marquis, Saslc, will preach at both places, llcv. D. K. Ross, In- triln ilodorator.

CETTING READY. — Tho com- mittee in cllnrgc of fllc Twnlf-[h Qf July Cllrdlratlou arc busy lnukiul: ilrfllllgclncnts for the sports and

the Prince Edward also lo build ‘lllll

Spencer and party has been motor- ing in New Brunswick and on the Island, left this morning for St. Jnllll. Mr. Spencer was also accom- punicd here by Mr. Fred Stringer, decorator and sccnic artist of the Keith Theatres. Mr. Stringer has‘ secured tho contract to‘ decorate

paint new scenery and erect u. per- nlanent setting for the picture, em

liiflyinl; similar ideas to those pre- ‘ vuilinl: in tho most modcrn then-

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to own an automobile.

' CK ofthis new policy is an amazing story-of interest to everyone who owns or expects

directly benefits present Studebaker owners, but it also enables purchasers of new cars to obtain models that are always modern-soithout the neccssityoflsvaiting for annual changes, and without the danger of their new cars “becoming obsolete.

shndow ofldoubt um- Studebaker Cars an so soundly engineered and manufactured and so eminently satisfactory-in the bands ofowncrntllat

drastic annual changes are not required.

t .. -~ ~ O numl, lulu, ll, l,“ lmlll m, ml, Ex. “lam Slllnge, wlll commence on Th8 dramatic flllwflll 05d“ lmprovcmentsnndrclincmcntswillbemadcfiuml ilffljmlilili-‘i-lhlflllllliinllélzflllfilgg ovations in Jllly lfnyngdiutgly m, prescntlineofStudebakerCsrs time to time. New features will be added. When

structural l

- nl-rlvnl of file mllns. An ilrttlrcst- sllflnnpégltlk’; $8 llfffife p, l is one reason for this imP°" our enfinccrinfl dcparnncnt (maintained n: a cost a J; l -. l . . - ‘ , ans or ' ‘

bunks 11051040013001 lzslltrl',inijlnpllnlllgl‘f hbeggvfan which have been prepared by tantchangaMonthaftermontb of mgfg than half g mfllign dong" g yggg) dgvigcl l

all ' °"'“""°*'°'“'“'- "'~' N. 1;. Mclicnl/l‘ n {no slltrllctalw (fl Me“"‘- iihgfeibmll" “um” m“ "l" Wt? kw? breaking "Willi-Bales k“? Pm!!! "P- an improvement in any model, it will be made t ‘ ' l) lulu owners o e u ding. Mr, St i - .

$26 ‘° °°'""‘ ‘“___ u, who wlll employ all llm nzcz‘: This year we will sell almost four times as many without regal-d m the gglendar, . '-- ' FUNERAL SERV'CES.—-'l‘lle fun-

Lrnl of lilo lain Anni.- Arsenllllll

expects to conlpletn his work in

sary assistants in Charlottetown,

automobiles as we produced in the big boom year ' which followed the war. ‘

As in the past,we shall continue oopionccrvital

bctterments that have proved their merit through

was bold ynsiurllny }]'l1)"“lng l-mlll four weeks after getting on the , itste glsllllfnnu. luo Ellslbll i0!» Owners report endurance records, even beyond practical use. Alert, aggressive, receptive no new " l rl-l- 1n . unsilufl; Cathedral b wncnn a. lleqllifllll lllgll Man, m, -__ our greatest expectations. Outin the rugged moun» ideas, resourceful in executing them, guided y V, - cclebr tll b '11-. . A L, .‘ ‘L, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS n... ..‘;.‘.‘....i...‘.' 31235.’... Plant Lille Service w" ‘mm “m” S‘““°""*°'“°"° ‘°"' "m" ‘“ '°"“‘“*"°’”"“ m‘ "’“"°“"""'“"°"‘,,,,,,,°,,“',,,"',°, v-w "MPH-m - m n» lino 0i’ n wnrds (‘lyrillo lllcllallll Alllullc Alsvnllul, i normal proportion of cars, owners talk about these Studebaker organization proposes to rnnl- Insertion ll ll lll w "l. Jmnpl Levllll I Eva c l‘ H - V . W“ mutual“ 72,25; “f; 1;. 5 wan" ‘Vmmll Arlzulnl-hult zlnllll but; To June l models in the most extravagant terms. In 1924 motor cars than ever beforc _ n‘. w,”“ mm”, (irlste. Serv-it-e at the grave was .0... the Corporation's sale of repair parts dropped Now you may buy n Studebaker on any day of ~ l, l u ""1"?" ‘by Rvv- l‘. Melt-whorl. Tile Messrs J- Carrashel- & Co.. to $10 Per car Der year. Mechanical stamina the y“, wllh ‘h, wnfidm; "flll-um ‘ha; ‘h, g" » .\"(‘lll,i~l \Valntcd Situations Vacant; rw“ ha" received intimation from the k bl t; " _ CflTH ANNIVERSARY, 0. s. s._ Plant Line steamship Corporation l "m!" “W” “°“5°""°m“ a e “mall” sturdy, thrifty, one-profit car you drive sway will l, FLAVORlNG EXTRACTISMACK lueAL SOFT DRINK llllgfllilllligflllllllallsttcllll will.‘ 1. lobrnlll of lyllzllnll‘llltfixlllfiflljllntllefservings will l under the most difficult travel conditions-these not be stigmatized by any act of ours as a “last l»

--'. .. . _ . ~~- -. (Ii‘t'5i3' " l .t, - . . . Ulhlllllh lhollinlri: llalvolfllulotli lldrtcsillng‘ Maul“ " m“! ‘mills manner the rlfollrlll 011 Saturday June 2g7tnromrnl): a" m‘ quamm 5°’ whwh Smdehk" Cu" ha“ year's model." Today, in even more 895ml" =-

slrl: , ‘!">'ll(l ', ~' - ; “T1,- .,. l , , ,, ,- ' _ ' ‘ mum“ "l; “all”; “Hlnugm m each‘ “Hun; tllllorilugus ugefnlullllf 3mm (llnlrlllrllnnlylllior tlilltlllrdlllll- nnvlllrllnly zllllllil-lilzléwllll; lcillltlllvern sullblcct ‘m long been noted. measure than in the Past. Studebaka- Cars offer ‘.

. _ ' l ' _, -- »_-. isnc - aylsnlnle, _ _- l'l',"“"'l- .‘ 'i'l,lum““uy“ £23312’ w" “m”, 8°‘ iii-mi"; siillllll“ Peal-bin. by nnllllug n. Charter Mem- due Iwliw will be given. . Surely, these significant facts prove beyond any the utmost vnluc forthemoncy. _ ., hllhlrllllklitllltl 151i“? cnmlgh for twenty five. glasses; horn Night. A splendlll llrllgl-llm The ‘ Corporation's tentative r _ . ,1 5e , WW1“)... -, lfiulfilnillfil- glgtcliffl this] business ill ytlllur tcr- lllils lbcoll przplnrod. The Order ol‘ lichedule for the summer is as loll l v‘ _ hi‘ ‘L.

' T‘ ; l il' IIOIIC Hill Viil‘ ll‘. ‘I113 Pl‘ n i. l , I -

‘I lleTlTlll-‘Tnl-tzll ,,,,,‘",Yl,,,",,,;,‘,‘,,,{,,, {,,,,e,.,,,,,,,? o, nlln]... ..,,,,';,,,.,,“',,,‘,Y,§,“,l",§fi"{‘,§1°Z,‘{,'I “$11....” will 1...... 3...“, m 2 i v; THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION or CANADA, us, waumnvnrs, om. _ l g,

.1 t‘. l t . clllllllll l llllllucellllllw Bradley o .ullc, i921. ‘by Dr, Mcnanirllg o'clock Saturday afternoon, arrive " ”‘ ‘f,

——»--.-————-—i- Gurrotson, Brunttord, Ont. M95! wilful)’ Patron and has at Halifax Sunday evening a; g l _ 7-

TvED-IJOB TENlflNtll Iii-Tao‘ Juno 34“ steadily ill the past four illgcliglilléclfflgfirlhlOllllfjly tnlnl-lllnll‘ m, ‘,4 lwl

l ill iiri-{U PflliC l. (i i1’) L‘ ‘ ' ' v Vi! U!‘ i-\W BS‘ l . 4 i ' _ llnl; nlnn, cxpcriu-ncc il0ll(llll‘g_ ‘ CRAPAUD TA hm llillfy Tuesday at 4 0"v'l°°k3 leave ,5" l i / f ‘rill lwvllly-pon ranch. Write‘ litbllfllqg 1101p Wanted Yo“, s‘_otm-\_vlll_ e1 llrcm Sig“? 91f ll““'k‘{~“li\‘_lY i" 1° iifimck- reach‘ l ' ' - . U.‘ ‘

gflllllfillllli“ “r ulzllfllullitliflillvn “_‘~‘ on Sunday next ‘wlleil! llsereurwrlll tlllgPllilflgnilllloglfi-tgfitiglk on Tllesday FY" ‘ ' ' l 4 I ‘ “Av ' l’ WANTED ’" D|N|NG'R°°‘M Gm‘- be ctlliflflfl1ll0lfl ilndWfile ration of Will leave ' y. ‘

-- »--—-i--~-{—~ \ ‘ ~ - - ‘ 4 - Charlottetown l}; »

EARNWGS STEADY EM.‘ fllldtelhamber Mmu" Amny QueQnTTIB-Hfili’ Communion with sermonlsamo evening at 8 o'clock; arrivfi .. lloylllnlll ml. Dal-hem v- ~ _ lllliinlgirliggilflpvqllullnlgllig rillt/illiooTllfiffi nt Nortll Sydneylwlclsrlncsday afler- , l ‘l, t_ ll 3 .._ ll - ‘1»» . . Dffl.'l00ll ’ -;l Nh 0 I ~ z llllmlrl “(ll ll KILLS? wflm M9- 9: WANTED AT ONCE A cAPABl-Eldnring which tho cemc-trrv will bellvllnvvlallenlnlfhlll 0L ' (mile 0H3 u M a‘ '4 - if" ‘Mr ‘o ‘lu’ “paruueut F | maid for gcncrul irollsolvrlrk Ap- r- .- h] . ‘ ' .' t ‘ 3y even n“ M H' - -i Halifax li-l-tts-tf-l llly Mm J_ Maccflnllln, “lamb ulllnrljllluniséllllnllllrlvtlllqoclock; arrive, St. Pierre Thurs- I qh n o E Pry i '1 AllQ-EQRIR BEFORE SEPT‘ I103’ B00011 or M i118 1111815 lifllfil- morelnnd will be unveiled by Judie (ltllllll-wlllfly lulvuntlllflgoillb; fililfiflfl i’! '- ». ls a e w - ' mllwr lLL u “Hulpm. house’ (Jeni; 1632-6-17-21. Warbnrton of Charlottetown, and arrive in St. John's. Nfld. Friday I l. I i“ l l l ll, llmh Alpply ,,X,, cl‘) w---—~ANTED *———~AN —-——-———~—EXPERIENCFD dedicated by the Archbishop. The mgl-nlng lll 9 o-cloclg ,- - __._ _ l l __ ‘leg "m" rm i" l -l l“ (ll-mu 1469_6_9_5l — sermon will be preached. by the Relllrnlng- will mllve lll elm, lyl-l-l. also some lurtlu sad. h“ V.‘ 5 l

- cook. oniY one DPODBHY auwllfled Archbishop. All are cordially in- 101mm,... Tuggdgy mflrnlng M's 10 the wfiiineni- “l” m‘ e w ~

nlved apply. Highest wages References required. Mrs. Gano - Morris, 10 Esplanade. Phone 229.

2i mo. A. MIcDONALD, t/mo

Surveyor, Ilormanvilie. P. E. l.

‘i iw o llliilllliS. ltmfidslll

15411_l;.13.u l luttctown.

_ Teachers Wanted l~ or Sale

HM» lirrlirkiei’ Beach.

1592~6-16-4i.

Howard Ramsay, Sec'y. liili-i-ii-lii-Iii

Snlosnlen Wanted IWANTED. - sscouo crass l ‘teacher for Rico Point school No. 126. Supplement, eighty dollars. Samuel McNeil], Secty. IMI-G-IB-Iil

W-ESMATFO ' Q}; ma“ l RA SPECIALT l»

4 n vvory home, on credit il nr l>llsll on delivery. A good “Pflillir rilzllt man with car t0 . lmllln» ll. nnnl n», Executors Notice lllnrlfl v. th references to

ilnnnlzer. P. G. Butler. ' "-

llw v.0. The charlattgtownl We the undersigned, Executors “ililiiin. 1654 of the Estate of the late Alfred

Ea’h"*<_._ ___.._.___..,Kenugllgn', wish to nnnouncg that .0“ EN WANTED FOR

THE'they will carry on the business of Reliable Fonthlll Nursorics"ltllo deceased at the old stand. on

Prgtpcl your Foxes with " Peerless" Brsnd Fox Neltinl-

vited to these services. O'clock and wlll lellvl, al o'clock enroute for Boston.

The fare ' to Charlottetown one

10.30 PERSONALS

double and treble big-her.» Meals arc served a la carts with attrac- tive club breakfasts. lunclleons

‘Mr. JOilIn Farrow, iiorlsllaw, was i.n lho city yesterday on business,

will offer both ways, and if such proves true. then the s-teanlers will remain on the route until ice conditions stop navigation,

{Oiii .\linnrd‘n Llnlnlent for tho Grlpps.

Horse Winner

AlSCOT, Eng. June 17—Mnnde- lien w-on the Ascot stakes for £2,000, run here today. East- urn Monarch run second and Car- honnro third.

Mandelieu is owned by Lord Derby. Eastern Monarch belongs to Sir George Bullough and Lord Howard De Walden owns Carbon- aro,

lMandelisu won by half a length. and the same distance separated Eastern Monarch and Csnbonaro. -‘ The betting was: Mnndslieu, 8

“ Dead Fin: "

wheat, oats, barley and rye with the United Kingdom and the con- tinent here today. The bulk of thr

former port being let at 1s 9d per qualtcr for heavy grain and the iuttcr port at 11 cents per 100 pounds with oats at 1.’! cents ‘pcr

mnrkot was the demand from New York exporters for Manitoba spring wheat, which resulted in sales of somn fair slzcd quantities of No. 1 northern at 3 1-2 cents per busllcl over the Winnipeg July option F. 0. l}. Montreal, and 13 1-4 cents per bushel over was also bid freely for these. me grade C.I.F. Montreal. There was also some business done in oats and barley on C. I. F. basis. Owing to the reaction ni prices for oats in Winnipeg today spot. pric- cs here were marked up two cents per bushel. The flour market was featured by the weaker feeling in spring wheat grades and prices

chiefly for small lots in mixcd can

dcrtolle to the market was easy with a small trade volume P0561“-

well maintained under a fair trudn. Extreme dullness marked the trade in cheese. '

market is a little easier but this is not reflected in prices ruling ill Canada. Prince Edward island is offering extras 35, firsts 32, sec- onds 28 delivered Montreal. Fur- lhor often-l of western eggs are being made at unchanged prices. Toronto firm jobhlnlg extras 37, firsts 34. seconds 30. Montreal joh- bing evtrus 37. firsts 35. seconds 30, Winnipeg unchanged. Calgary dealers quoting delivered extras 24. firsts 20, seconds 1B. British Col- umbia market advancing dealers paying delivered extras 35. firsts 33, Jobbing extras 39. firsts 36, soc- onds 33. ,

domestic and country buyers con- ll, tinues inactive, the demand being

DST-SUM 143Z-6-6-tf. _ . (Canadian PMS!) - l . l th k t in this rc-

Afii‘! —~ t n. fill..."lfiiifiniin"°é'.'i..t"f.éfif ti"; ...;‘i‘.?.'§'..'i'i§t.';a..2;';"inilitnlJfil 2:22? W i

H I. ‘ . t l . . . l . I l . .l , l ~ l h. .

has” “it llglrlaofillllsgtoélt Stroztllts. Miscellaneous. was a vislltor to the city yesterday. cost $3.50, that is a single room; by Montreal exporters in Canadian ‘llrlllelllllicfigulanllljllalltlnglel; um Boston, Halifax, Hawkesbury’ (M-

, “l Li

continued tonight to focus ills ut-

the miners of Nova Scotla. liis morning conversations with the Miners District Board were con- tinucd this afternoon. lie spoke with Vice-President J, E. Mchurg this morning and met the Corpora- tion representation again tonishl-

0d in making any statement, but he does not consider the situation without hqpe.

Fans were restarted today in mines numbers two, nine, ten, elev- nn and twenty-four as the result of the re-operation of the number two power plant. It is planned to commence pumping when the gas

PLANT LINE STEAMSHIP CORPORATION

iii. loitetown, North Sydney, St. Pierre

Mr. Murdock does not fool justlifl- '

young official rang up Carson's of

Cuimly the reply came from Cur non. ‘"l‘hc imperial Blighlter is

spcuking.

t

HUGHES that, . -.-_ Extermlhator

Pal clllllmlllslona excluslva Flml slreet Sllmmerlllde all "ll, ‘flygnhcd before and site: woven. i0 1 BEBlIIMl Efliléfll MODBPCII. 10 were reduced 40 cents ‘per barrel. lrlniixfidgesglglizg;etniz‘lfgn"clld fllllnsmggg’; . “mun-X handsome ‘tree 0mm Emu‘ o; Am“, Knuwu" spew"! ma? hull“. we h“ ‘Em loséfllnggtlm" and cit-mum“, 8 to l lnthslmeaoll than ratnmlifd Eltrlfngfll ho Dolisibie tomorrow some col-

ll ll‘ ' d "It. Nellln‘ ol- ‘9 w“ twenty» v: - - n 6 C 8 W 8B S I18 (l fl * _ _ ‘Mme s of new specialties. and will pay all sums legally ufl ye". m ‘ha hue“ REL l; n Winnipeg. Demand reported from llcries. The power house is strict . l ..

T months offer agents best by the deceased and will flll all or- .. "Willy. Write for dorms} tiers ln hand, and solicit new bus- "t ii wnlllnrlon. Turbine. iness, which will have the same ‘ ttsJunq and July. careful attention by the same staff ' '" ' "of workers, as lrqetoiore. appreciate an earl!

, _ They will

-0004: ‘r0 TH! nmcs in ‘the

and are lilo largest Deslsrs in ANIM- I rite __ __ "ms uooslls 2mm ms co. are. "'°i¥ilf_fii-.P- .- l" W

_ snarl-ls ll-

IM Pfim-

$71.49’. . Cm. on. Jun, arm. 1o‘ in. and

c"*""°"“°'_"-"E'I‘~; Mm. p Ilsclllglonslu, qjllan. . is . _ , -_ L

~ were in lino with rnlllers’ views.

the United Kingdom for spring wheat flour and as the lprlcas bid

l- fsirflamount of business result- ed, and in addition to this there

. , 1i».

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M!» local, United urn. Workers of America, were urging u. general

ly guarded by troops. ‘Iihe occupa- tion of the New Wstoliom plant was the chief event today, affect- ing tho movement of troops. This was the scene of tho foul rlotinl of last week.

marl HARRY 6. IIOWN, Manager O

mil l Jun l Pride 2 c di P ~ - l. . J1. M- B-lg- 141:2; Kgglirlégfif: “inguinal m“? o, ma: ti... ‘ v BYDNléYfnN. '5'.‘ Jm.)l7.—l>ion. mile ‘gill-ab: i'§'“.'i'.‘l'..‘."’tl.iiinh‘.° ~~ v ‘u’. i» “a: "tans, Onhm‘ intsrmlntl ségsr vii cometary. Jnlss lurdook, llnistqt of Labor coils Mnsslt. Ons stances s - . l

l”“’ __' . hundred pounds. The June loading , "l m_________ WANTED __ A TEAQHER FOR -()TTA\VA_ Juno 17.-—<(Eggs)— l. "on l“; l, llosnlllle conclllntor nf lica and thinking he was address l‘ . iSALl-L-A GOOD MILK COW llnmllllon School. No. 96. first “t: rloagfitawfi? Qfllll-slfzllilfilliiislf t: There is very llftlo change in the “l: dllyelencen between the Dl-lt- ing s secretary he know ha said. .. i illl frl-slllcncd. ADPIY Shiiwsl W188 preferred. Supplement $175. awfurepof llle llolllesllc cllsll léllllll Boner!!! Bitllfliififl- Th0 Ciiicilil" lHll Enlpire Steel Corporation and "is the imperial Blighter there?" ‘l

. -\'\\.’II v i“ or J-wvfl’ sryspoq~,-ta-n-»-.a-.

... ‘nu- -.:,-» g.

l ' - ‘ l il d l the ' '10 L01; $243527 uno and breakfasts, luncheonfl bud offers made overnight bolni; nc- liucflglgllnlégez? Sllllelgl um and St, JOhIfB, Nfld. ' Mr_ Jamea Ponder-goat wag ll table d? hole ‘Hmiem- Quill"!!! d9 001N011. ‘lflfillldlilg ‘ND- 1 "mfliui- - _‘ l',nlul.kell lmpl-ovemellt 1n [he if . 9E T0 LET-GOOD BATH- sPEclAL QFFER 9F ma" visitor to the city yesterday. “We i" Teilsmiillilifi B11088. Aft- wheat to London at 131s pel- quarter iliéfnflind {rum buyers l" me Unlb The above Service will bs in etiolated with n Bailing from - Mm, l-nlll llll,lll.l-lllll_ Apply 171 grade envelopes, 50 for 20c, 125 n crn00n tons served without charge. [or June shipment. Owing to the ed gun“ for suppllml’ wlllcl, my 5on0" alwlll June znlh "sl l. . t» LET JUL “(Le for S . . unr an - nllgqql-lh ‘Rustico are vlsi-tin-g in ‘ilhe Gated on or a w o are n er- lnllmy mark; the” being an gm. helm; llama‘ b", tllle movcllllfllllslllll For Fllnhel. l" lormillon Apply lo _ ’ "3 - ‘ ' ‘ domcstc nccoun was smn ~ ., i, lllt-rll (‘flnvllnl ll'.._ 49 l; blll. -——————-—————»——i ___ ‘Should tilc steamer begin run- proved demand from 110th CHEM!" l l l ll lll-_ w w ., l l All. Almlyollf‘ llllrlfllfilllll CABBAGE PLANTS- 30c. PER 100 llev Than,“ ll Tralnol.’ |S,lll_ ning on the date mentioned, June inn and United lstatel?“ exporltfirls sloyegtggllgrd ‘Linda's ol. _/_ J. & CO., l l: 2.: 5 - i ~ --<---~_-______- l~ -' i" ‘ l__ l _ l; | ll g 1 l- -' ‘- ‘ ' l _ __ l, g , ,l v , l RENT__|:URN|SHED Housg cry, by mull 25c pcr doz. Mu)- llllztlzlrglllltnr. M? Sn‘; giving.’ vice is therefore ltsscncd, it is ex- 100 loads of which tllo bulk was hlliillqfslfalzlswalrnrassggnsggnlfl Cmriottsltown - i Alllfly llllll of,’ nan] Fralscr. Market BlillL, Cilur- Elmlml Street pcctcd that considerable freight to London and Rotterdam. The Prices for all gmdlm of lmllm we", . l.