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. 0 0 scarce. and the price of properly! es a has fallen appaillngly low. Houses

_ that were formerly rented at $60 DEI'

month can now be had at $15 or $18.

WC 3I'€ al-lth0l'l5ed bY A B MCDONALD ESQ tO :`n.ally impossible to dispose of it.

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Sell by Public Auction, at his residence ‘Prince Street, on' " 'riin houses are an heated by natural

_ gas, for which the citizens pay fifteen

to ;fAll_his Furniture comprising of Piano, Parlor, Sitting Room nil,-or iurri-viii nrownami rsmiinwiioz

Dining Room. Bed Rooms, Hall and Kitchen Fumiture, Happy Placed “‘°“' °“‘°“‘°""°“ "' ‘he '"°"

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If you wish to- land a good haul_ of trout take _ along the right kind of flies. We buy fliesdirect from the makers in England who know how to properly dress them. You will agree with

*Wir AUCTION SALE ,_The H__ib___da_he_y.. ‘ rf

Men’s Snappy Hats

We aim to be the great hat house of P. E. Island. Bring your

hat troubles to us. You will be given every attention and filled t0 3 hat by an expert one who will tell you at once if the hat you are try- ing on is becoming or not. We carry the largest Stock Of h€W hats in the City and handle only makes we can recommend. Try DS fcr B

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W€dn€Sd8y, 26th May, |915, cents per thousand feet, less 10 per

Thought Range, China Cabinet 1-4

Mattresses, Dishes, Glassware, etc

Terms Cash

10"? o "0lnt!

good. .

BENJ. CAR’1 ER & C0 Auctioneers

Ali 10 30 0Cl0Cl{, A M illilwiird Islanders were met. among

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Oak Dining Room Set Carpets

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Rugs. Squares. Bureaus. Brass Mantled Beds. S%rlnes a_n<l Lf... in.. nreimri Pwnc.. ...ni ui... _ r ., etc. Flag Pole. veryth1ng,Piissnrore. Ai-rmir ana Aiinray Lerage _

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Grand Patriotic Concert Desirable Building Lots ;’§,_ ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.. 0. ..._

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and Mrs. McBeatl\. nos Muriel Hoop-I

niet a whole colony of Islanders in-

lls owners of property find it prac-

nt. in medicine Hat again Prince

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om were Mr H H Brown and Ex |‘

sal of Mr. and Mrs. Paton and en- rtained them right well. They alsofl

‘in Calgary", said Mr. Paton. “W6

ding Mr. niiniei iiicncod. Mr. John cpena, Mr. F. H. Farrow. Miss Liz-

Passmore, Dr. McLaughlin. Ari

us I think that at the price j

At Brookfield

we have the best dressed r flies in the city. The quality l I is all that can be desired. If ‘ you want information as to ones you will require ask

us. We know.

Don’t Forget

The Prize Contest

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will be held on Thursday the 27th of _

y. commencing at 8 0`c1ock p m, l~`. \\'. Hyntlman to offer at Puhiic Auc- 'of with ure consent or me trustees tion 011 Tliesdiuw lst June. 1915. at none iiirs year is in tire vit-irrio' of

and the good people of Brookfield we fl have secured their large and commod- ll'

_ s hall. where we will hold the li' i, grandest and best concert and basket 5

cial of ihe year. sists of about 845 feet fronting on the ho

treet. and running back about 175 ion, The school buildings are hand-

e ladies both town and country, to feel- lt HlS0 lhCl“d@S the ¥`0i\‘l 40 hi’ some structures. Calgary is no! finite.

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A grand patriotic and basket social

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A general invitation is given to all‘ 5

Ja

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ld. 'h is chairman of the School

For sae at Brlghton liloarilhoi) that city, Miss Winnie Beer.

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1 am instructed by the owner Mr. Mr? Leo \\'llliauis. Cal ary is a city i

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oon on the premises unless previous- 55

situated on the North side of Green l

Gét Inf() If ` provide baskets. 355 feet running from Green Street as

DRUGGIST

Jamieson

Ladies with baskets admitted free. t

Teams will be provided for all cl

The hour and place of meeting for

o Highland Avenue. which has re- an

___City and country talent will be cemly been opened to the public, but is

ere. t

he purchaser shall have the right to ga Ose it or keep it open as he may ke

:hose taking part from the city. desire. cm titres, and I haye been told it is

intending purchasers can see .1 plan .something like tw ent\ two millions

, teams will be announced later. - of the property during ofiice hours at T

00.000. The Chairman of the School

sold at private sale, all his proper- Board, Mr. J. T. McDonald, an Ls-

and r. D D `

treet, Brighton. The property con- manhood, a genuinely good fellow,

Admission 15 cents. my office or that of illr. Hyndnian on rc

To-

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Proceeds in aid of thc Field Kitchen Q

and Ambulance Fund. for the comfort

ueen St. it

These are iih0\1l the 0111)’ desirable tho best. This niagniticeiit edifice

of fo

our soldier boys who are fighting b r thc noble cause of British freedom. is

Come ont* auil all cud help ill \hlS Sale- was really foo short a time in which

Sranrl cause. Beny. Carter, promoter.

titled..-1~iB1Eif_

The Latest

in

Cut Glass

oi the finest quality just

uilfling lots to be obtained i n the ro uburbs of (‘hariott.etown. Terms nt

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Auctioneer. With beautiful drives, sulphur springs.

1 9993.5.1';M¢uf5|_ ,_

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The P. E. Island Hospital t Annual Meeting _

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opened up. The patterns ,D are entirely new, compris-

ing in part

Water Jugs

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held in the Parlor of the Young

o'clock p. ni., for the election of Trus

The annual meeting of all contribu- rs to the above Institution will be

eps Cliristian Association on Mon-

Fruit Bowles . re

Jeweller & Optician

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PERCY POPE, Chairman,

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rg <,'.~_.._- 71% ¥`

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_ cs for _the ensuing year and for the ri

Tumb]erg . transaction of such other business

Nappies_ etc_ as may come before it. ,

Arab." who has his own name for

B- BALDERSTON. Secretary. ov:-rv coin of the realm. What we call

G, H.__ '593"5'1"M1Gl- it cont he tligiiitios with the uncommon H

dui' the 31st. day of May 1915 at S

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ioiir or five mile.; in this fashion for

he word "jitney" belongs to the q

ic Knox Presbyterian being one of

ie inconsiderable sum of ten cents. Kamloops. Here we experienced

bez Lea of Tryon. Mr. J. T. McD0n- ,

Steele Jud e iii ntlman audi

schools, the estimate for this Pull'

e is a s lendid s erinien of

becoming hat.

spitable and a rarely fine comD8I\-

flat a city as Regina. The streets .

d sidewalks are good, and the city well laid off. with public parks and rdens. The debt. howevcr is in eplng with most of the other \‘l est-

lic Christian spirit of the Dlflfe 35|' tiected in its numerous cliiirches.

st no less than $2f.’5.000. _ “We spent one day at Banff. which

W

Henderson & Cudmore

Gates’ Old Stand Stand Weilner Block ,

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$1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, _ir

Stetsons on = $4.00 W

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gain an adequate impression of it. f

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iid surrounded with mountains. it is

n allraclwe place and one that no. Royal Bank branch in Charlottetown adv should pass when visitiiii; the` and now manager of that institution

est llere we had the plesaure of ill

heodore Balderson. Louis holds

ore. kindly called with his automo-

“\\'e then proc(-eilcd to Victoria.

meeting Mr. and Mrs. i-:wt-ri Stewart lille and took Us for all exccfillusli' ond daughter. also Louis Crosby and Dl<‘3-Qillll dTl\'€-

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une an important posmm, in me where we met more of our Island

ianagernent of the Brewster Trans- fl'

iends. among whom were Mr. (‘ainp-

(- __ UL H -_ ls 3, adam in bell. broiler of .\1r. R. li. Campbell,

lixotto (ia li\l .intl ls:li§\\'€<l rig Somq of Bertha and i-larry Smith and Mrs. Hill.

een. “

FZ D . ' _ _ _ ._ . . he pmuies, phomgl-aphs we had e\-pr \\r\ visited the luiriiaiiiciit huililiiigs.

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ul by automobile all thc other places

“The next place we visited was ‘lf l“l0f"Sl~

nite a change in the temperature.alto- T

°‘l"runi \'ictoriii. we sailed to Seattle. his is a city well worth a visit. There

lluminating vocabulary of the "street gather tlifinfg-ng from mai of thi- are many beautiful _spots and lovely

'rairi'es. lt, was like summer, the <lrivcs,_especially_ in the neigliholir- _,ass _,Omg green and me 1,-eps 3|. liood ot (`npii:-il llill. From iliisrleva- ws, in fun f0]i,,g(._ Tm. town lies in tion _vou obtain it iii_ngiiificent_ view ol _.alley between mg), mmmmgn5_ gpg lhe slirroiinfliiigs, in all their scenic

ranslated into the vulgar English Thompson River running through. Ou SDl0l\‘l0\1l”- \V0l1Hll H l“‘0‘hU1U‘S Sail

nc side of me rgver more is an in. on Washington Lake. which added to

itlc "meg"; while a "jlt" or “Jitne_v" in

-*)\_ .means live cents; and a "cute" re- 0 _'L _,S fm'-;.j`}-' l1l`0S0l\l-S H ¢lUf\l'Ul‘-1'- dian reserve covering an area of about ll "2 '- "" ‘\ night niilcs square. The Indians Ill

IN REGINA. li

ore scorn to bc quite coinforlubll' M

io pleasure of our stay there. \\e

et Miss Margaret Smith, daughter of r. and I\lrs. Smith of liriirhion Road,

TIDE TABLE

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"ln lic;;inn." said Mit l‘ntoi\. in con- ll0l"8€lil\l‘l<. OF lll‘l\’e lu their liuggicst

MAY. |ngl`oal forthe liominion Buildings," will be 1__ 1ci.cr\'ed at this rrlficc uiitil 4.60 l‘. M. on Thurs- . _ .

v lonnit ern for rnesirnniy nfcoai for the some of the priirtiplc riilc buildings. Swirl- The l0“'l1 hw hee” "“l“"” 5** ‘

iiioiiis thcni the Fire Station. llere \\'i1\'fll§31\l ill U19 hliill" of llEll"l“l'i~h‘“ __

their extravagance results in it re- I

B_____________ - J men's quarters ahovg the engings are niarkuhly brilliant effect. Along some F-I

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Signed. and endorsed “'l`cndf;r im- Supply-

la_._ . _ . ‘_ ' . "bl" }_lUlld"lris throughout the Dominion. 4 _Cogribincd specihcatiori and form o’ fender Fan c obtained on application at this office and l rom the carctnkcrs of the different Dominion

__l_’ersons tcnderinz are notified that tenders ‘

Sl‘3Ai.l~Tl»Tl-`.\'DliRS addressed tothe uiider vt-rsalion with rr Giinrrlinii report;-1-_

We were fortunate in meeting a gen- tleman who very kindly showed ns

il

hcy have a perfect system. The

most complete,-»r:lcan. coiiiniodions, 0

w not be cons dem; unless made 0,, ,hp 'onifortable bed~rooms. with a large D051-'S Oli €’llh0!` S100. these P0815 helllll

streets in good condition. The popu- ll

lation is between three and four thou- \V_ _ _ __

his ivourlerful institution, where titty -_-liliiireii of all ages arc cared for and iclr abnornialitics corrected. The iii-

circiiiiistniiceii; they coins- to town on

The town is nicely laid oil’ and the

.llitss G. Fnrqtiharsorr also two sons of :hc latc Mr. llngli Fiiirlloy of Orwell. Through the kinrlricss of a fi-lend who

as vliargc ofthe Orthupcdlc llospitul

e had the privilege of going through

itution is kept up by public sub-

f the main streets are rows of lamp fiL`l`llJ'~lUllS-

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S. , 11. , 2 1

l Tu. 8.40

W. 9.14 Th, ‘l 9,46 F. 10.17 SB. 10.43

i S. 0.27 l M. 1.09 ; Tu. 1.51

W. 2.33 Th. 3.16

F. 1 3.58 I

Sn. 1 4.41 S. ‘ 5.25 M. 6.08 18.29 Tu. ‘ 19.44

_i W. 20.48

Th. ‘ 21.48 F- 22.46

SB.. 23.43 S.

15.40 17.00 18.26 19.38 20.39 21.30 22.17 23.02 23.45

11.20 11.51 12.22 12.54 13.31 14.21 15.39 17.06

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10.46

M. ‘, 0.39 11.38 8.7

MAY-lst. to 4th. general rains.

5th to 0th, clearing, warm. 10th to 1-3th. damp. showe1'Y. 14th to 18th. ad- vanced heat. lflth to 22nd. thunder showers 23rd to 27th, cool period. 28th to 31st, damp and f0sSY.

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

'ro-DAY.

Each tender must be accompanied by an

HCC€r>ted cheque ona chartered bank, payable to the order of thc Honourable the Minister of Public \\ orks, equal to ren per cent t 0 D. c_l of the an-iount of the tender, which _will be for- _.cited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract \vl\e'l called upon io do so or fail to comnletcthe contract lf the tender be not accepted thc chrque Will be returned.

Uycrder.

lt. C. lJE:`ROC`lIl~£RF.

secret:-ir

lleoarinient of Public Wt rks, y

_ Dttawa. May 20,1915.

_Newspapers wi-l not br paid lor this adver- :ist-mcnt if th#-v insert it without authority

from the Depaitment.- 79876

10|]-:`»~?6.\lfii

The Ch’town Driving Park

King’s Birthday Races Tliursday,.lune 3rd.l9l5

The following Races will be

held on the _above track on the above date, with purses amount- ing to $400.00.

2.16 Class,'I`rot and Pace, Purse

....... $200.00

nintcdiorms supp1icd,and signed with their entertainment room in which all 011011! 0119 llllllllrfftl feel aDal`l- lil “ '"3' 5‘““““"°S' inds of aniiisemnms are provided, in some instances here are no fewer than

the bed-rooms there are trap doors on fl

me rloor. rlirniiglr which the nrenien er cases the nests are iirovided “fhh S _ can promptly and rapidly descend to lllrvc f‘Hf-'ll lil the country district-s beautiful, through mountains and zi- tlie engines. On the outskirts of the lil SOHW D9l\‘lS U10 \'03<lS ‘"9 “Ol

-ity wp had the ram opportunity of good iior as wirlc as tluse on the ls- 1'

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vitiies-siiig a prairie fire. roaring in its fury, and rolling on and on. an ox- 'enslve sea. of flames." Mr. Paton rushed to get his camera to snapshot ‘ this vlvlrl spectacle. and although he h

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was rather iatc ln returning to the steric, still hc was able to get a fairlv good ilictiiro, siiovniig the firemen nttliiig with the llamcs. upon which hey poured clieinicals anti break the flames with corn broonis. in Regina . . _ c o ` 0

Mr and Mrs Paton had the pleasure f meeting several Islanders. includ- ing Mr. and Mrs. Seller and family. Mr. George W. McPhee, and Mr. Ver-1 non Mrvllorialil. They were showed around the Parliament Building by the Sergeant-at-Arms. The House of S Assembly here almost forms a square 0 and is finished in light wood. A P br-aiiiiful oil painting of Qiieon Vic- ii torin hangs over tho Speakers chair. The iiie-nib(-rs’ -seats arc upliolstcrcil in light friwn leather and arc very; comfortable. The Go\'eriioi°'s»room ls

a

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elegantly furnished, and at one end there hangs an oil painting of Gover- nor Brown. Adjoining this room is 'notlier room, with an immense col- ‘ ouretl carpet square. at the corners of which appears thc letters "Pl it." under a ,splcndltlly designed crown. This carpet was made in Austria. There is also a long strip of carpet

land. A great many automobiles are used in Kamloops, and notwithstand-

ln carriages with admirable ease,

confldc=.ntl_v, Mr. Frank Hq._vderi. for- merly of Clinrlottctowii, kindly placed his auto at our disposal. We had

Kamloops power house, which for its size is perhaps the most up-to-date ln the West. Tho entire plant is owned _C by the City und cost something like

iiobcrtsori, itiisscl White, A. l~`. Mat- thews and ltcv. Mr. Lntlner. who was

Charlottotowii. ln this plucc the prisoners are made to work. lweplllg lawns tidy and clean around Govern-, ment llulltllngs and in other ways alri- lng in the beautifying of tho town.

THE GREAT EXPOSITION.

"Next we visited rortiniitl. Oregon.

V0 lal1lllS oil each D031. While lil Oth' .The scenery between Portland and

as lo

ig their presence ladlts drive about of

lt

andling their horses ailroltly and to

n by Doctor Gilchrist, one of the fficials. We also paid a visit to the

tl'

260,000, while the City has voted $55.- 00 for the purpose of still further iiiilpping and improving it. During

an Francisco we thought was very

ng valleys and streams. We mei. Mr.

harlcs H. Perkins in San lfraricisco.

_ lic holds an important positioii in the `1‘ity. We also saw Mr.\1'iii.(`utton, son

Mr. \\'. 1.. Cotton. Cliarlottctowri, would be quite a task for me even attempt to describe the magnific-

ciicc of the Exhibitloii in this ('ity. it would take months to do it full justice,

fi rind l shall not therefore go into tic-

niost delightful dl‘lV0 “|0118 thc Thoinp- rails. Ono of the outstzintling feutiircs son River. visiting the Traiiqueilo San- in

itorlum, through which we were tak-

the 'l`o\vcr of Jc\vcl.s. This tower

rises to at height of 4311 feel and, from an architectural standpoint, is the dominating feature of the Exposition. The outline of the tower is defined by over one hundred thousand hand- ut glass "jewels" or prisms, hum;

emulously, the least atmosplioric

disturbance causing them to flash and changed the scintilatc in a thousand differeiit tirits and colours. It was the

ur slay in Kaniploops we met Grant centre ol’ it brilliant night llluuiinalloii.

nrtilrulnrly plcasi-d to hcur about .fr

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ISLANDERS PROMINENT. NH

niong thc inultitutlc ol' c\hibits. f

A _ .' ‘ 0 every variety and ilr~sr‘riptioii. and

oni cvcry qtinrter, the (`t\narlinii llc-

partlncut stood out in proud proniiii- ence. an irresistible attraction. claimi- lng the attention of every onlookcr and winning tht- spontaneous compli-

onts of all. As _vou outer' by thc ide stairs, on either side of the en- :rnco two lniiiienco bronze lions. cm- eniiitit-. of the British 1-luipirc, pro-

claim the iiatioii's representation at

“Ill VBl\Ci\1\’<I‘ N0 D101 8 llifge lllllll' the fair one of the llrst sights; that

(lily Magistrates Court. 10 a.m. Prince Edward Theatre. il. 7 and

8.45 p.m.

I-’eople's Theatre, 7.15 and 8.45

p. m.

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DEATHS

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McCARTHY.--.li Ciiarlotfetowii. May 23rd. llc-len Margarctte, youilgest daughter of Capt. .l. ('. and Mrs .\lt-(fartliy, and grandcliiltl ol’ Conduc- tor and Mrs Taiiton.

TRAINOR.--Iii Vliarlottctnwii, .\1ay 24th, Liza J. 'l`ratiior, beloved daughter

nf

torla Street. Fiineral to St Dui1stan's

(QB

0 o'clot:k, thence to thc ILC. Cemetery. II.1.P.

BELL.----'Siiiirlirilly in this city, ltcv. lildwarrl Bell, aged 70 yours. The fun- cral will take place this Wcdiiesday

aft

Mr and Mrs Jniiics Tritinor. G1 Vic-

thedral \\'c<iiicsrla_v morning at

ernoon from the first Metodlst

particulars write the Secretary ‘

2.24 Class, Trot Purse.._.... 100.00 2.30 Class, Pace Purse.._.__ 100.00

The 2.16 Class, mile heats. The

2.24 and 2.30 Classes, half mile

heats.

There will be very low rates

on the P. E. I. Railway line from

all points. _

The admission fee will be 25

cents, which takes to the Grand

Stand._

Entries close May 21st, 1915. For Race Programme and all it

(J

FRANK R. HEARTZ

bearing the Saskatchewan coat-ob arms_ lii this room the members of the ffnliiiiet meet, while the members of thc (iovernmeiit anti those of the Opposiiioii have rooms on tho right anti left of the Speaker's chair. The Library and reading rooms are both beautiful, and the visitors found Mr. Munro,the Assistant Libralrlan, very attentive and entertaining. gladly ex- pliilnliig aiivthlng that might interet~~ , tlioni. 1

A PR ETTY TOWN.

Mr-rlicliie Hat Mr. Paton thliiks is rather pretty little town. the popula-

ion at the present time being eleven

r twclvc thousand. A portion of thc

town is built on a flat plierrc of land. and beautiful hills. towering on either

I

President' slrlo add considerably to the appear-

C. R. SMALLWOOD, Q.

Sec’y-Treas. ri

rice of the place. There are a great umbcr of exceedingly attractive ra-

9900.5.11Mwf,-10i_ siilenr-es here. principally of the cot-

tage or bungalow style of construc- ‘i.ion. Quite a number of the streets are in good condition. with concrete sidewalks. but there are also many

ber of lslariders,--in fact. too num- erous to mention. We .saw Mr. Fred Perkins and family. with whom ive spent a very rlelightful evening at their beautiful ironic; also Mrs. Kent anti Miss Eniniu llaydcii and Mrs. Hughes. Among others whom wc met were Mrs. \\'_ D. Mcliay and Mrs. Wm. McLaren. in Vancouver Island- ers play a proniinciit part in civic mat- ters. the (ihlef Magistrate, Mr. Shaw being a native of this province; while Mr. A. J. li. Mc-llisli, Assiataiit Mifgls- trate, Mr. McLellan, (`hlcf Constalile, Mr. McRae, Asst'-itant (`hlef and a great many others claim the island as their native land. Mr. Leo Blake, an- other lslander. holds it good position ln the Royal lirtiik of Canada there. Wlille in Vancoiiver we had the privi- lege. through thc courtesy of a friend. of going through the estate of that noted German, Von Allenslsven. This estate consists of some 22 acres. with , a haiidsonie rei-ililence. flue Wlllkli. rustic bridges. fish ponds, rose gard- ens, lawns and tennis grounds. The property is said to he moriK9/Sed lf

‘mot our gaze was "('auadiaii “titer

Powers." in this department arc iiifips. photos and ri large lanrlsciipo in thc form of a semi-cirrrle, with nioilols iii- illcating where the different pint-cs arc supplied wltli water. First in thc list ls the Vancouver Power Conipaiiy. Burrnrd inlet 15 miles from Vancouv- er. and others. aa follows: Wesern Canada Power (_‘o.. Calgary Power ('o., (‘ity of Winnipeg. etc. This is altogether interesting and reveals considerable. As you pass out of this room you enter the nialn hiill. On tlio left there is a beautiful landscape. showing farm houses and wheat flelils. where but a short time ago there was nothing but prairie. There arc also great varieties of stuffed birds and unl- mals almost the only creature not re- presented belng tho black fox. The following flgures.whlch were posted will no doubt prove of interest: For 1913- Canadian productive wealth. field crops. $552,771,500; forest pro- ducts, $f61.802.049; iiiincrai products, $136,048,290; fisheries. $33,384,469, dairy S12l,000.000, fruit $25,000,000;

over $100,000. Before leaving Van-

Church. service -commencing at 2.30 p. m. Rev. J. I.. Dawson will ollirrlate assisted by several ot the Methodist clergy.

BURKE-Ai Soutlipori on May 25 Mary Burke. aged 05 years. widow of the late James Burke Funeral from her late residence. Southport, Thurs

day. the 27th lust at 230 pm inter Telephone 60() barrels and

had sidewalks. Like other Western

couver, Mr. M. Wilson, late of the'

total $1,030,006,314. Other figures were given showing the enormous

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,,,,,,g_ TM “___ “' '"0"' Wim- I AS early as niari beaver skins _“__ _,______ __ _"___: appears to he com- were used iii Canada. iii lien of coin ,___-hmd _"___ ___ _____f $181100. and away | for trade and exchange. in fact. the Bn0w_____________ ___i D_ne trees and the king of Fraiice issued a royal edict brook ri rarer-1r~irmlminB` . ’“’°"" "‘° p'“°“‘K *I “lied vfihw on skins. on nic ________ ___________ _____g_e s flying. and out resuest of Frontenac Governor of Can- __e____ ____________s ___ rees n large brown ada. to the King of France in 1670 the the w____e__ ______ ______0.se_io the edge of beaver was recognized and adopted be__v_____ _______ _-____ era_ stuffed birds. as the Canadian trade mark. in this ___ su" _________ ______i_f. e__c. No. 8 section section pulp wood is given it place. mg H_____ ___ __ ____€B ng and fascinat- and a roll of paper- gpm" gwemy feet. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ nmmu'“ “°'\~\f\I<ri@d by In leirinii ta displayed. anti rim ii- ma __ - is are awitninlng a- gain information ls given to show

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