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1.10 0’Leary 7,24 _. ' _, 1.00 Richmond 8.22 ' . ..1'

.70 Summerside LW

.50 Kensington 9.52 |‘ _ .

.45 Emerald 10,03 l ~ ' ' _ _ ~ _ .E0 Charlottetown 9,50 . . -f. .- '~ . - ° - - _ 5 Hunt i- ni 10.5 ' ‘ ' 1 -- ‘ “ . .“'l‘-lv' A V 1 . ~ rl ~ 0 0 ed .

___ _ intermediate stations accordingly. . ' _-.f_~;_;' com" Q__v:’énG;lk.$Ns‘l;___|= C0é,_ m_l_Jo_\l_i‘“|i_;l___ilnd ;’_ion¢;ei_-, 3|.; _:lei-;_la ' ' , 1 _ _ _ ‘ ..“ ner . . ell- .: 'm . ' - = ~ m______m_ u ,sans-ztimuai. Nfl » l _ _ I

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THECI-IARLOT1‘E

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" PAGETWU* ' " ' 3l`?..lfi'l;.=,i""l. '"1 33112-iff 'rows GUARDIAN 5 _. ., . - ~ »JULY.3f=l°=s.-f-'r

¥~:'»i‘. -‘.<~1_=. ' on lpplioatihn. Cars by the hour or ";~ ;.»‘z:.'_ day at reasonable rates. Apply

the-';Hd1iday Fishiifg

_ Fishing is a pleasant Ei’§`3'rl§2i%.¥@e“.ii§i*§‘§.ii

8l1¥i9‘lF0r- " ‘=flsh` ' _ yowinmdigtutfflpwteaklelgg

_. Jamieson , can su uv fy-_ .?§‘.yvith.' _ . Rods 20c,°;5c, 40c,

$1gg5~,1,50, 175. 2 0_0, 2.25, 2. , etc., Reels 20c. up, 5 Lines 5c. up, Sinkers, -` Hooks, _ Floats, Flies, everything of the best.

Take an

` Ansco Camera

with you. There will be many scenes and incid- ents you wlll want 'pictures of. Prices $2.00

up. ~

J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

V ~

Public Auction commencing on Tues- surpassed by ““y"‘|“g in the Pmv

o'clock and continue until the whole Blggguil; "f\;'_f"iTl‘3l_:‘l1&_l;_§ 22; Thdeaiaaf

TIDE TABLE stock is cleared out. R. BEARISTO -

JULY.

High Water. Time H't Time

2.02 13.22 2.44 14.18 3.24 15.16 4.03 16.18 4.41 17.24 5.20 18.33 6.01 19.40 6.44 20.40 7.30 21.36 8.18 22.26

S. 9.08 23.14

"M, 9.56 l

' Tu. 0.00

W. 0.42 Th. 1.16 F. 1.45 Sa. 2.11 S. 2.34 M. 2.58 Tu. 3.30 W. 4.14 Th. 6.06 F. 6.06 Sa. 7.15 S. 8.24 M. 9.30

Tu. 10.31 . W. 0.05 11.29 8.4 Th. 0.47 12.24 8.3 F. 1.25 13.16 8.0 Sa. 1.58 14.03 7.6

JULY-lst to 3rd, cool wave. 4th

Us e 1)

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Day Th. F. Ss. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sa.

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10.42 11.26 12.09 12.52 13.36 14.26 15.23 16.31 17.56 19.16

‘ 20.28

21.34 22.32 23.20

10 11 12 .. . 13

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2-2 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31

to gllh cloudy and lmselllel lllh to hour oi’ twelve o'cloclt noon: town and Scotclifort inclusive.

13th, warm wave. 14th to 18th, gen-

eral mln pel.lo,l_ llllh to 22m_l_ pl,os_ land situate, lying and being at Kin- 1267-6-18M15l

trating heat. 23rd to 27th, thunder showers. 28th to 31st, cool and dis- agreeable.

DIARY OF EVENTS. i

A T°'DAy' Phail. and on llie east by the farms 11 ll. Ill.. Sermon, Rev. F. H. Little-

City Magistratc's Court, 9 ii. m. People’s Theatre, 3, 7.15, 8.45. Prince Edward, 3, 7 and 8.45.

., MARRIAGES

We will sell at public Auction on the farm of John

Moreside North River Corner on Monday July 5th_ 1915 at the hour of 2 o’clock twelve choice milk cows all llfeshioned some young stock also 'at the same time 3 good orses.

_ Terms four months _credit on approved notes 6 per cent for Cash

1780-7~2M2iE1i.

, _Liberal-Conservative liberal Conservative

Convention ' Meeling _ l

A Liberal-Conservative Convention

to nominate candidates for the First District of Quei,-n's County, and to transact other business in the inter- ests oi' the Association, will be held

at Bradalbane on Saturday, July 3rd,' 2 0'C|0¢=k D- HL

at 2 o’clock p. m.

Each poll will please send five dele-

gates.

W. H. HOGAN, Convener. Hope River, June 23, 1915.

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.ES TA TE; _AT-

SALE '

Unless otherwise disposed of

Sanderson & Compnny’s stock of first class Groceries will be sold at

day morning next the 6th July at 10

Auctioneer. ' 1757-7-1Mthstu3l.

Grand Pic-Nic

In Aid of Church fund to be Hold in Church Grounds

TRACADIA

On Saturday, July 10th

Music, Recreation, Refreshments.

Cordial Welcome! Everything to Entertain. Should weather prove un- favorable Picnic wlll be held on Mou- duy following.

BY ORDER OF COM.

764-7-1lilihs4lEihs4i

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Mortgage Sale

66 Acres of Valuable Land on Lot. 48 in Queens County.

To he sold by public auction at the

Court House, in Charlottetown, in Queens County, on Tuesday, the thir- teenth day oi' July. A. D., 1915, at the

All That tract, piece or parcel oi'

loch, Lot or Township Number Forty- eight, in Queens County, in the pro- vince of Prince Edward Island, bound- ed and described as follows, that is to say:- On the south by the farm of Charles Wood, ou the west by the Cardiff farm, on the north by the farms oi George Mulch, Edward Kel- ly. Mrs Martin Flood and Finlay Mc-

of Finlay Mci’liail and John N. Stew- art, containing sixty-six acres of land a little more or less, together with

the appurtenances.

The above sale will talie place un- 1

der and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture oi’ Mortgage bearing date the twelfth day of 'May. A. D., 1905, made bc- tween Lemuel Stewart of the first and Frederick Polter Stewart, now

Mu'rLow»-Mu'rLow-at iviniviow, ,l l l l, P. E. Island. on .limo son., 1915, by °l(f~',3,‘;si-§,',,‘l’,e,.t epgf;'l‘;§,l§,'f§t',,pply at Rev- Ewell M°D0\l€llll. 'l`l1°l1lHS H- the omoe oi Mr. calvin D, Mcooiiiim

Mutlow. of Mlllvlew. to Enwllpe J- solicitor, Desai-isay siooii, ciioiottef 11 ll- m-- 581111011- Bllllieclf "A Tlllglc

Mutlow, of the same place. town

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DEATHS <

CAVANAGH. - At his home in New Haven on July lst. Patrick Cavaiiagli

Dated this 11th day of June, A. D.,

1915.

ANN STEWART.

Admlnistralrix oi' all and singular

the goods, chattels, rights and credits; of the said Frederick Peter Stewart. 1374-6-12MS5i.

aged 67 yeal»S_ Funeral leavlllg hls

home for St. Ann’s, Lot 65, on Satur- day, July 3rd at 9 a. m.

MCDUUGALL. -At the Mansc, Cape Traverse, on June 30, 1915, Margaret beloved wife of Rev. James Mc- Dougall, aged 41 years. Funeral on

Saturday (today) at 11 a. m. to Ar- gyle Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

BEGAN.-ln Charlottetown on July lst, Mrs. Ann Began, aged 72. l~‘unernl ,at 8.45 this morning from the resi- dence of Mr. William Batt, Witter St., to St. Dunstan's Cathedral.

|lil.|iNS EiPil|HE

Milllllilll PiSS

(Special to the Guardian-)

` GENEVA, Switzerland, July 1.- A despatch from Lalbach, Austria, to the Geneva Tribune, reports the cap- ture by Italians of g mountain fortress at Coni Sngna, 2,500 metres northeast of Ala in Trentino, which cost Austri- ans 88,000,000.

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. Jitney Service

Beginning on M nday, 3 d i t..

three can will run oth diilemlt roiiiges throughout the city on a ten cent fare. TWIN of and tickets for_this ser. vi routes hours. etc., may he had

The Carlerry Tea

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7t|'\, 1915

The Parishioners of Seven Mile Bay

are making elaborate preparations for a Mammoth Excursion and Tea Pai-ty to be held at Carleton Point where the contract work of constructing the Harbour and Car Ferry Teminals is

now in full swing. '

Besides being of patriotic interest to

the people of the Province, Carleton Point is one of the most beautiful and attractive localities in P. E. I. commanding as it docs a most pleas- ing view of the coast line on either side of Northumberland Strait.

It is not necessarily to say that the

people of Seven Mile Bay parish are putting forth every effort to entertain the thousands of pleasure-seekers who

will take advantage oi this excursion.

Following are the train arrange-

ments. FAR E 1'|Mg

a.m.

120 0.00 1.i0 7.01 1.00 1.52 .55 9_2g -45 10.00

0.00 0.40

Sourls

St. Peter's Mt. Stewart - Hunter River

Emerald

1.35 1.20

Tignisli Alberton

~` asNJ.'canfrEii _

~ morning service (12 o'clock).

- ' -Auctloner

_ _._,:, .,#|_= __ l

The Llh'eral»Conserva.tive Conven-

tion called for the 5th July at Eldon has been postponed on account of the Tea at loiia on same day, and will be held at Eldon on 8th July at Eldon at

. Each poll will please send five dele- gates.

Yours truly,

, _ 'A. D. R088.

Convener.

' 7-2EiM3i.

Great Tea oi the Season

Georgetown, July 6, 1915

(In aid of Bt. James' Church.)

Georgetown is noted for its magnifi-

cent harbor and beautiful scenery. The view from the Tea Grounds is un-

ince. Everything will be done by

les of the parish who gained a repu tation last year for "the best furnish- ed tables ever seen at a tea, party,” intend to sustain their good name this year. All your friends. will be hero, so come along and have a pleasant day with them.

A special train will run from El-

mira and Souris on the following achedulez-

Fare

1.10 1.00 1.00

P-a

ssswwewsesg-

D-l¢5'\ih¢5O¢l>-46. E --'IUVQUIQQDUIUIC 0

Elmira Baltic Souris

1.00 Harmony

1.00 Selkirk ‘

.90 Ashton

.90 Bt. Peter‘s

.80 Midgell .75 Morell .60 St. Andrew's 42 .55 Mt. Stewart 9.46 .45 Peakes 10.06 .45 St. Thersa's 10.11 .35 _ Perth 10.29 .20 Cardigan 10.35

Emerson 10.45 Georgetown 10.55

Tickets will be sold from points on

Montague Branch at reduced rates by regular morning train, good for return by special train leaving Georgetown at 6 p. m.

Tickets at Single First Class fare

(Standard Certificate Plan) good for return on the following day will be issued at stations between Charlotte-

Dy Order of Com.

iIHUHiIH_SiilV|iiS

FIRST METHODIST

johns; 2.30 p. ni., Sunday School and Bible Classes; 7 p. m., Sermon, Rev. Geo. A. Ross.

GRACE CHURCH. 1 a. m., Sermon., Preacher llev. Geo. Ross. Sunday School and Bible Classes immediately after the

Everybody welcome. All seats free. 7 p. m.. Sermon, subject, “Weeds." Preacher, Rev. F. H. Littlejohns. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper at close of evening service.

ST. JAMES.

End and its Revelation." 7 p. m., Sermon, subject: The Present‘ Clear Call of the Great War." Prea- cher, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Strangers always welcome and seats provided.

ZION CHURCH. i

11 a. m., Sermon, The Soul's Refusal

of Rest; Cliildren's Address, The Power of the Post; 2.30 p. m., Sun- day School niid Bible Classes; 7 p. m., Sermon, subject: Lii’e's To-day and Tomorrow. Rev. G. C. Taylor. All seats free.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. 11 a. m.-Sermon. 7 p. m. Sermon-

Sunday School and Bible Classes 2.30. All _are welcome. Special music.. Preacher, Mr Lowell C. McPherson.

BAPTIST.

11 a. m.-Sermon. 2.30 p. m.

Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Sermon. Preacher, Rev. M. E. Fletcher, of St. John, N. B.

L sr. |=AuL's.

11 ii. in-Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sunday

School. 7 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Holy Communion after the morning service. ~ All seats free. Rev. T. W. Murphy.

ST. PETER'8

Holy Communion at 8 a. in. and 11 a.

m. Matina 10.15. Sunday School and Bible Class, 2.30. Evensong at 7 p.m. All seats free and unappro- priated. Preacher, Canon Simpson.

PEOPLE’8 CHURCH. Service at 7 p. m. Preacher, Rev D.

McLean.

Good atfendince. Satisfactory results

At the closing of the Charlottetown

Business College term on l~‘ri_11l1y lllllt., Principal Miller gave a review of the work accomplished during the year, a forecast of the prospective term with the changes 'in _coiitemplation, and addressed the students and gradu- ates.at"considerable length. He s_aicl_ that theattendance had "noi" been the largest in the history of tl_i_e collegq;_””hut it had'been n good aver- -age, auil"th'ere»iiad'heen little or no" loi-is of time through sickness. `»Every precaution had been taken to foster the health of the students; the rooms were kept ata proper tempt-raliire, and ventilated without druuglits. 'ana the large space allotted each student gave plenty oi' fresh air. He compli- mented tlie students on their general department, and on the splendid pro- gress made, which could only be at tained by class application to the work assigned to them. That some

A 0 BUS

I can say to you this morning that l have never-with but one exceDll0|l"" held out- a position as bait to get _a student. I have always looked U90" lit as a vicious practice; one that'l.\l- ways .stands in~ the way of an honest "and _deserving boy or sirl. and 0119 that must have a baneful and Dre-

iudiclliil effect. Under our -Si/sl.elll» shoul a business- man aDDlY. I0 me for a, hookkeeper, steiioi:l‘l1Dll9l` " 0" clerk. I am tree to. select from amonE you the person .l think best fitted to 'suit him, witiioiit roar or any Of you saying: _"Mr, Miller- Why didn't you send me for you prouiised me a posi- tion if l,would attend your college." Nc; l iuake no promises other than to advance you and your interests to thc best ot' my ability; the call to work comes to the _most deserving, the most efficient. - Business men know and appreciate this. They know l have no dead wood to unload on them, and they feel safe in applying to ine, for il' 1 have not just the ma-

liiid advanced niore rapidly iliiiii oth- ers was not to bo woiiilvreil ai, i`or some found it ensii-.l" to coiiiprelieiid, and, aided hy the systcni oi' iiidiviiliial instruction, they pits'-ieil on as they mastered the work in hand, while oth- >rs took longer to digest ii. lndiviil~ ual instruction is the only system leading up to i>ili:'ienr-,y, for with ii there can be no "sliding" as in i-lifes work. lie was glad to know that the students were highly plcasril with their progress, and ivere fret- to zidinii that were groiiter ri-suits posailili- it was through no fault ol' their i<~:ii'lii-is who had labored iinreasiiigly' iinil impartially in their iiitei‘i~.~'.is. 'l‘lii~i~i- were no ilisnppoiiiiiueiiis, noi' <'nul_il

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INESS COLLEGE

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no has worked unceasingly ill __ _U10 interests of the y0\lllB men 3" “"2” men of.thlis Province; tlrst in oduca - ing them, afterward in assisting them to lucrative positions. and Wm' “ch csreliave been Dfellllred “Wt U19" are few educaiiona ists in Canada to- day ,whose signature on a dlD|0llll{ stands higher than that of Principal Miller’s. You can .hardly estimate what that means to you. ’l‘h9l‘e ill 11° favorltlsm; merit alone counts with him. Rich and poor receive the same care and attention at his hands. Mr. Nash in .speakinx 0! the far reaching influence of the collese DMU B V9l'Y high tribute to what Principal Miller had done for the deservlllS ll00l'. f0l‘ into many of whose lives he had in- stilled hope and placed them in‘P0B|- tions to carve out useful and honor- -able careers. "To him this Province - owes a great debt of gratitude, and as an educationalist he must be rank- ed second only to Dr. Anderson.- each in his own sphere." "lf YOU, would he successful. you must merit it, for merit alone counts in this world, no matter wliai your profession may be.

The following undergraduates have

averaged over 90 per celit in Ortho graphy. Theory of Shorthand and Typewritlng: Florence Miller. Stanley iilrlilge; Sadie Warry, City; Edna Mc- Nevin, Bonshaw; Lillian Cameron. Clyde River; Emma Colwell, City;

Annie Walsh, City.

Over 80 per cent: Kelsey Burhoe.

Alexandria; Willie I-Iale, City; Myrtle Crosby, Bonshaw; Evelyn Dewar. City; Priscella Affleck, City; Vivla Prowsc, Murray Harbour; Alma Campbell, Brookfield; Helen Towns

liend, Fortune Bridge.

Graduates in Shorthand and Type-

writing: Daniel Mcilougall, City; Eli- za. Todd, Brudalhaue; Fannie Robert- son, Cllly; Glladys Stead, Royalty; Elsie Dewar, City; Ethel Cofhu. Morell.

Business Training Department-

Business Course-Austin Bell, Little Sands; Chester Buell, Abney. Lot 63.

Short Business Course-C. Ray Suv-

agc. Pictou, N. S.; William Hale, City; Elsie Dewar. City: Mary McNevin. Bonshaw; Annie Walsh, City; Kelsey

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is destruction or gn oliiiirag, ~ 1'1"' 9° brat? !°l'°°» an iiiuio "fl:

world back for at least six thgiméi

kind to the prehiatori mn* lreoognizes no law only tsiggalfxy' Ii;

using civilized method t °f

a gang is like offering paul

of Europe is-well put, 1 °¢"§ _other nations of Europe urges; ‘mln sh' »Aiiios,. an -nations who ioye f, i

fequiihrium of the world, llllt

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- ~ EASTERN' OBSERVER

“A new piano going g

See Miller Bros. windownoiiaS4l;):|::,;‘£‘

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Iity; Myrtle Crosby, Sonshaw; glllle, Warry, City; Ambrose Coady, A1 _ indria; Ethel McGuigan, Hope lllver

l-line, City; Fred Tiinton, City; El-nm -Zirahain, Cambridge; Fred Johnstone Peter's Road; Della Musick, c|¢y.' Alice Large, Hunter River; Regllmlll Mc-Kliinon, Alexandria; Chl-lglm Murchison. Pinette; E. Walsh, (my (The above are in the order of I

Navigation-John Ii. MacMillan

steam; Peter A. Steele, Nowlml

Montague, Mate’s Certificate; M_ W Keaton, City, Master, Tugboall wll`_ llam M. Snow, Crapaud, Master, mg. boat.

"For a genuine piano bargain ,ee

MILLER BROS.” wiiiilow on Ssiui-f|;y_

Burlioe, Alexandria; Ellllllll (T0lW€ll.

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. tcriiil they ri~f|iiii'e, I fell them so. You also know it, and i liclieve it has had n great lcinlelicy to keep you on your giiml in-li:i\'ior and more zealous ,iii your work. 'i`|iiit 1-.md-1 up to incrii, :find nie-ri! iinils eiiinloyiiieiit. ln |gianii|ig you our dipiouizi, wc place ‘upon youi' shoulders ii great responsi- |bili|_v, for wo look to you to uphold ilu- spli-ndiil |'epuiiilio:i gaiiioil for the i-olli~1.:'p by your prctletcessors. While we linw done mui-li for you, there is iuuirli yet to do wliich _voll alone vnu ni-coiiiplisli. To all oi' you l would eitriiesily say: Keep up it tlziily prac- iicc in rt-viciv oi' your work, so that when the call c-oiiies to fake it position you niziy ln- iouiid ready and waiting.

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there he any, for tests had ircqiiciilly been iuade.nnd .students knew their standing and the standard required. During the term a cliangt- took place ln the teaching staff: lllisis l\ii~i.r-nn succeeding Miss iiii:Eaclierii :is Prin- cipal of the Sliorthand clcparinient. Much as they regrctteil the rosiigiiii- tion of their former tcnclicr-who is no longer Mies McEacliorii. it took but a short time to prove that in Miss McLean they linil it tenclier. triciiil and administrator whose ability tlicy admired and respected. Also, during the term they had to part with sonic of the male students who fell it their duty to 'enlist in the ilefoiice ot' Home and Country. While our liearts ached to .ace them go, yct lt is with pride that we refer to them and pray for their safe rctiirn. A number have taken positions from tiiuo io time, nor was there uu.y disappointment among .those who have not as yet re- . ceived employnieiit, for it is wcll un- derstood among you that only one rule applies liere~the most deserving are always scli-.ated and recommend- ed. ln these iiclcctlons.we have a

free hand. During my long experience

lA iiunibt-r of you will return to com-

plete your studies. l cannot enjoin on you too strongly the importance of pi'esi=|itiniz yourselves at the opening ol' ilu- it-rm. This should also he the aim of inliliidiiig students. -

I, have- ulrciidy spoken too long, and

as iw- iiiivo with us my friend, the niiiiiugiiig i-ilitor of the Patriot, Mr. Nash, who takes n lively interest in ediiciiiioiml affairs,-especially in i-oiiiieriioii with this college where his son and diiugliter completed their edu- eailon- I will ask iilm to address you.

Ml". Nash. who was not a stranger

lv the Slllilentii. was iicsrtiiy received. l_~lls address was practical and help- iul. licferring to the work of the col. lego, lie stated that he had been ln the closest touch with it for many yearn. l-le could _speak as parent,em. ploycr and observer, for he knew of the great success of its graduate; not only in (anada and tho United 315;" but lu almost. every quarter of me globe. He could also speak of the zcnl and uiitirlng interest Principal Mlllcr devoted to his students topro- iliict- splendid results. For many years

l . T0 LET-A pleasant frontnbedroom,

1< or Sale

FOR SALE--Quality hardwood floor-

ing, saslies, doors, etc. Macdonald- Rowe Woodworking Co., Charlotte- town. 1765-7-1M3i Foxés Fon sALs-Five “pairs ot

Class“A" Silver Black Foxes, breed- ers and pups. Apply lo N°flll 'FW' oii Silver Black Fox Co.

1772-7-1M1ipd

Fda SALE-Trieeisrsnsn sHoR'r-

liorii hull calf. 7 niontlis old. Liu- coln Irving, Clit-rry Valley.

1774-7-1ni6ipd.

Fon §A'CET-`-`sHon~r Home BULL

call 9 months old. J. Bradford Mill-' innn, Long River, P. E. I.

1722-6~30M6ipd.

MWKTFOR sAi.s-woiiovo 40 pairs

ot very fine New Brunswick Mink, llaucli Raised, which we will sell for delivery in August at the right price. If you think of entering this profit- able buslness you want to get the right stock and you can do so by ap-

` plying to Box 38, Petitcodlac, N. B.

1717-6-30M8iE7ipd

TO LET-Pleasant front room, cen-

trally located. Without board. Ap- plyi at this_oflice. 1752-7-Mtf T0 LET:-One or two uiifurnlshed

To Ls'r-HousE"i=unNlsHEo”on

unfurnished. Centrally located. Apply 167 King Street, near Prince. , __ __,_______ ___ 1742-6 30m3i.

centrally located, with board in lm. We f*1mllv~ Apply at this oiiioo.

, 1691-6-629liitf

l _._,___,___,MlSC@|laneous Fon amz. A r7isr"m>‘r5s“so'A’r

by day or hour. Terms reasonable ' Phone 359 or 106. 1579-q.24_Ml| '_ “sitimi.i5ns"`viocaht '

SALESMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city, town or country Big €T_l'1llllKs guaranteed. Permanent Ery y?Vrrii(s;bLu1ii(; ilxpihlence mace".

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`Montreal. 0 8"' Limited' $2150'|isn"oAv"`|=6h_`oiE`T°" _

ing "WOltLD'S GREATESTRVLEBEZ’

LACE HATS FOR SUMMER

Lace ham will`pi-ob bl b _

ly fashionable all thzouylghetfiiipesiiihi- m°"» fill' tile type of afternoon gown especially frilly this season is often' composed in part of lace. These hats are very transparent and trimmed with ll soon desi or simpiioiiy_f|°w. er wreaths. twisted long ri-ondod

Up to date book. Whirlwind seller. Liiiscott ('ompiiny, Brantford, Oni.

wANTEo1ZA°ivi/no Folfosnsnlii.

house work. Apply to 249 Prince Street. 1778-7-lmili

_S332 1440-0-HQ!

and light sewing at home, Willie or spare time; good pay; work seiit any distance, charges paid; send stamp for particulars. National Manufacturers Company. Montrsal. I-Iclp Wanted-Male

\7vW‘fso--" A sov 'ro Lzsnnm Barhering. Apply to Jack Riggs.

,,_.__'£ea9!\£!§,YYaafed

Cruwys, North River Post Oillce.

o-oiiifito tho can of oo °' agery. its an. endeavor tonga? iw.

years. An endeavour to reduce - 3

brutality and robbery. To talk “Y ii ii <1 “ ° “‘°°*.~lwi.

to a "Hyenia_”. The term "mol ll il-

antl life all/'ihuat ;1oinimlllold.“»d° f,

truth, -justice and fair I D ° ' 'as all who believe in the rtigiliyignlilg '

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Wood islands, Mute‘.s (‘ertilicate"'

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Mate's Certificate; Harry B;-uhm:

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.. \ .fit i word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Min|mum~ -_ll_’-,-il ‘ - -fir)-“i ` charge Twenty-five csnts. '

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ide prints, portraits, fiat and convex llcl ) ‘value |_l,~c _ `i?‘f‘;ff. tru es and war pictures Merch- I 0 "m|._ 51;,

i - .. ...---~-__~~---..-.__.__-_ ,l~_‘:\ BCARDERS" WANTED -l-"C`A'N_BE WANTED"°A mm- fo” GENERAL

___m_l.m_lably ll,,,,onlm0,lal,,,l at 139 housework. Apply 8:1 Upper Prince,

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wAN1'sn-ist oi- zoo cuss iomio

for Kingston School (male prefer- red.) Supplement $50. Apply 000.

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_ - 1773-1-iuznpii

wAN'rEo. -i`=`ins'r on ssconn

class teacher for lrishtown school. Supplement $40.00. J. B. Millmsu.

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WANTED,FI RST CLASS TEACH

Apply A. West, Sec'y Trustees.

1738-6-30M3i.

WANTED.-TEACHER OF FIR

or second class. male preferred, for

1632-6-26ml(

wA°N1'Eo--second

Mt. Herbert School, (male prelerr ed). Supplement $40. Ssmllllln

WANTED-TSECOND CLASS MALE

Teacher for St. Ann'a School. N0- 102; $25.00 supplement. J. 0‘C0n~ nor. Secretary of Trustees.

_ i'12s-0-30m4l- TEACHERS WANTED - “FIRST

and Second Class License teachers lol' Saskatchewan and Alberta rlll” al schools, commencing next Alll' ust. Salaries $720 to $780 P0' W' num. Full particulars supplied. AP' ply Canadian Teachers' Aseiicy. Il# gina, Saskatchewan and Chilly' Alberta. " . 2357-6-23-ME1.i.

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WOMAN WANTS position at house-

work. Appl \at this ofiice. _ y 1751-1-l’.‘i“_l£.. wAN1'so-i~‘oi- “§e`ptemi»oi- delivery.

three (Sl pairs or mana si-ou silver Black Foxes or Pups. Billie '|°’ breeding and price. Address M~-F- oiiro oi Guardian. 1102-1-illllllll

brim. feather wroatniiiss. ew- 5'* ann pink in-o used for .ribbons alll flowers to sive poinnedoui- colorl - The black hats show touches 0

ed with tulle or chiffon in larsl? 5" llyers that extend beyond the brim Bdile and `under which are tucIl?“ flowers orfaiicy berries that 9'1"'

plumes gracefully laid on the upper

lllrousli semi-transparently.

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sary or 'ri-ustoes. 1123-ii-souelpll

for York School. Supplement 350- 1,, _

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class teacher for 1'.*/»

To Let Marshfield School. Supplement $45-

,__ _ Apply to L. H. D. Foster, Secretary

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rooms. Apply at this office, Farquharson, Secretary. if M

1758-7-1Mtf _ 1715-6-30M3illd_” .;_if__

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and its very- clever fntitationa ' .-¢__l__;`l{._ straw. Even the ci-in hats are cot "~=»"'sl'

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