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_-I We are taking Qfdéfd now for Hard-

Coal, the " Schooner

Robert A McFarland

will arrive here early in August withlioooi

ton. Customers will

sfave money by 01-def. ing -n'ow_ for delivery

from this _ vessel.

A. Pinkarilti. Go

trim... 240.

Ulll-$5

_ W

_,_|u.i"I?". '-

y..

_Soo full directions and many," u_&¢a_on'lsrge Siftoi-fcan iq -

Du _

Silver Spoons

knives, forks and sewing pieces, in many exquis- ite designs, are stamped

(yi Mioeriseiios.

' This brand is known an

._1 1' -, ` ".i'ilwr?lat¢ihar wrfarr* '

f \\..i and is madein ihehcaviest

l` rade of plate. Satis~

ction ia guaranteed.

` _ B0\l_ by l.¢llllI\g Dell

Ri e’._s One Dollar 'Fountain Pen

i""°

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Roihesay, Collegiate i

School,

Rothery. N. B. °

Conducted on thnfl u S t , in which ii... unfair.; »i.§`u..‘l,i. iff., quits segnrimi fi-om the mnln hulld- -_ :;l\E‘B'.,eolri each s in charge of two

.synliii.:::=c.iiiii;:::.i¢.‘~.s.f inc riding an excellent gymnnnilgm and manual training, dopa_rtment._ -tcnchlnzstalf hlghlv unliiled. _ Preparation for Universities, R. ,NL 0-. or Business. ' `._ Next term begins Sept l2th .Illustrated Calendar andfull details '__ on Application to

REV. W. R. IIIBBAIID. Pl. A.

Ileadmsafer,

` 1-iaiuthstuizl ‘

r -cm.. ' _ _ .l

- We wish to call special at- tention fo our Une Dollar Fountain Pen.

This Pen is made by THE L. E WATERMAN CO, of Montreal, the makers of the famous

Waterman’s ideal Fountain Pen

It has the regiilar Watermaii

feed, i4kt solid gold pen in fine, medium and coarse points and comes in plain and chased barrel.

In s. word 'tis

‘A Pen that always goes, ful- fills ali expectations and satis- iiei the most exacting writers’

G. E. _RITCHIE

I r _lar -

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` and that means' the Ensign.

V 7 I If ' ff \

enjoyment from your

vacation unless you are equipped with a good camera

hm Wvcwliwai/_e a full l_in_e of the celebrated Ensign cameras _has well as.,ever_yi_hing you could want in photo-~s_upplies.~~~ NV 've a developing and printing depaitnieii_t` in ' l °°"“°. 9°' - M cKmnon .Dru Co.

l TF 'us' Cor. Gt.. George hndulfent gs.

. ,_

You dou’t get full

»l_', In, -' _ 1

when making purchases, par

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'f ,l Scrutmize Closely \

s goozi deal of very common

key &? Nicholson Tobacco Co.

iicularly of tobacco. There

tobacco on the /market

and as a rule it costs just as much as the good. Ask for RIVAL or MASTER MARINE if you want a good smoke. If a chew, try COM BINATION

TWIST. .

f' “pi lu- K sux; _

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/'Use This

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j _d Havefietter [;|]w_EA5E r Iildlrses-iand` Cattle f

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` /<l7iiiPAliA|iUN 'ill

viuvuirr Fir mv I

saint .- miasi . ,

‘Cow-Ease keeps your horses

and _pattleiiee from flies and other annoying pests during the hot weather; It is easy to apply, does not gum the hair nor blister the skin. By using tl1iS. 'COWS gives from io. p. c. to zo p c. more _milk-'and h_or_se..f are kept in splendid condition.

COW-EASE-w

-An Insecticide ‘-,, Deodorizer

` I did r ti n for relieving horses and cattle

f;oinI`i|ri;.il:k ealiid vgriiiiiiilj-\s|ii¢ndld for keeping. b,srns._ stable!- |g¢n.h°n;¢s porches, etc., in sciean and sanitary- condition.. 'pas an ai'caw.nm ii it naman. sei and win bring, rica ie- ,tunis to all owners of horses. dlify_l\lfd° 914 4f°°¥'-

L_, ' ' 1., ggl_ 60:, and x gsl\;.'... .....`i»».L..li~

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-_ '. - fr»§i;i‘~.i:ni 0:. . . ’ ‘....}2 .'L.'.lf"` _ iilurn awful cu ,'- _“i:‘r_'_5 l";i__/ ‘_

ciiiiiil1iii*rEioviriifiiiill-'E`iisEwHEiiE

re pays buy in ful, pruvlnm ‘ Af-K.'_I-foward, Milton, was 5 pun-

Rsv. /Aj -s. suwart, , vaiiiyiieia, was in Charlottown yesterday.

Daniel 0'!-Ianley, St. Peters, was tn Charlottetown yesterday. '

E. W. Harrington and wife, Sourls, were in Charlottetown yesterday.

W. C.'McDonald, Stellarton, N. B.,

is in Charlottetown.

Allan Bbaw, Cardigan; was in Char-

lottetown yesterday.

__M'rs. Hannah Cooke is spending the week at York thc guest of W. I-I. P. and Mrs. Cooke. _

Miss Helen Hamilton of Winnipeg

is.the gift of John and Mrs. Col- llngs, Jr., Charlottetown.

Supt. McEwen of the P. E. I. R., Charlottetown, went to Summerslde yesterday.

Rav. D. McLean will preach at Churchill on Sabbath, 28th lust., at 10.30 a.m., St.. Catherine at 2.30 and Nine Mile Creek at 7 p.m.

Ezra Dorsey, Toronto, returns this

morning from a. short visit with his mother Mrs. John Dorsey, Pownal Street, Charlottetown. -

The P. E. I. Hospital thankfully

acknowledge s large catch of t.ro\|.t from _Arthur Perkins, Colorado Springs, and R. N. Taylor, Montreal.

' _.-2 _

'rua first .inner oi the civilian

Rifle _Club for the Ferris Cup will take place this _afternoon at two o'clock sharp, also silver spoons will be presented to Classes A., B. and C.

Mrs. John Henry and Mrs. R.

Toombs of Western Canada are spend- ingl s few weeks in Charlottetown, the guests of their mother Mrs. Wm. Peardon.

M. C. McKinnon will preach at

Glasgow Road on Sabbath, 20th. at 10.30 'a.m., Highfield at 2.30 und in the Peoples Church, Charlottetown, at 1 p.m.

Misses Margaret and Katherine

Ross, Boston, have nrrlvcd homc and are' visiting their sister Mrs. Wallace When-tley, Hillsdale Farm, East Roy- nity,

The headline of Alley & Co’s ad in _vestcrday's issue announcing the ar- rival of the new fall styles ln Invic- tus boots was made to read beets in- stead of boots. The ad will he found corrected in this issue.

A mission is being conducted this week at Kelly’s Cross by Fathers Maloney and Mullaney, C.S.S_R. On Sunday, Aug. 4th, they will open ii mission at Lot. 11, and one nt Brac on Sunday, Aug. 11th.

A. P. Calnen, Halifax, N.S., is of-

fering for sale the schooner "Joseph- ing Swanton," 63 tons nett. built of American oak; also schooner "Mag- bie May," 18 tons nett, builtin 1904 at Mshone Bay, N. S., n-nd one mack- erel seine ln ilrst class condition. At- tention is called to the advertisement in another column.

The schooner Venture, owned by

Capt_ Clarence Reid of-Pugwnsh, N. S., which sailed last Sunday after- noon from Charlottetown, where she discharged some lumber for M.`P. Hogan, is' reported lost ln the recent storm. No details have been receiv- ed except that all the crew were saved. The Venture was a schooner of about 40 or 50 tons and on her trip here was commanded by Capt. Clarence Kennedy. She was formerly owned by the lata Augustine Mclnnls of China. Point.

The Peoplo's Theatre, Charlotte- town, wasthe scene of much enlov- ment last evening when large crowds gathered in to spend an hour or two of pleasure sway from the rain. In the motion pictures, The Vcntrilo- quist's Trunk lcd the van. Itiwas full of fun and funny people; just the thing for a. rainy night. Mrs, Pussy loves Anlvals was naothsr funny one, greatly amusing the people. The Pen- sioners was a story of the west showing two good qualities, sacrifice and devotion, while the real, Manners and customs in Malaysia. was an lu- structlvo one. Miss Bohmers sang in hor usual delightful way adding much to the program.

:Warm weather and babies don't get along wall together and you want to bs vary careful of thavlittls tote when the sun gets hot for they de- velop all kinda of complaints with- _out any warning. Wa have made a- ,cloae study of children’s needs, all- msnts and afflicttons and know that ws have one of the best lines of pra- psrations for infants that any drill store can show.`0all in today and lat tis help you select whst's right., The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gil George and Kant Ste. MEM.-

The Maritime .Championships

August ant. 74135 4|- _

Pies' With A “Moreish” Taste

1‘|,¢f¢'a a purity and wholosorne

daliclousitell to our pies that can- not bagfapad la the common hind. 1'hai’| baeausa 'wa use only iha

Pansy buttsrlfraah. nn- ‘- ggfgnmaghml and, choice pastry flour. m'a V quality to every crumb of our pies-flee flavor from

:matte carl- _ __ _

Peachy-mniocfmeale-°»|’fI\°-"

ai-aain-eils'iard--laaion...... lla.

Stewart’a BalieryJ

' ` |63 Kent ltroat /

anger returning from Charlottetown yesterday afternoon.

Rav. D. iiaenean, win 'preach 0,,

Sabbath next, aa follows: Brookfield,

'at 11.00 a. m., and Clyde River nt,

8.00 p. m.

~ Owing to the Longboat-Cameron race tonight the band concert ln the Charlottetown gardens will not start until 8.15.

Mrs. Crosman, Halifax, arrived ln

Charlottetown last evening by the Northumberland on A visit to Mrs, J . A. 8. Bayer. '

Y D. (J. Harvey, Capo Traverse, was among the visitors to Charlotte- town yesterday and was registered at the Revere Hotel.

E. G. McKay and bride. Portland

Oregon, are visiting in Charlottetown, they are the guests of Mr. McKny’g sister, Mrs. Charles Dalziel, and his H8168, Mrl. W. ' H. Gill, before completing their bridal tour they will spend sometime. visiting re- latives in New London.

-'~4- James & Tre/lnor have a novel way

of advertising the U. N. O. Polish which they are agents for in Char- lottetown. As will he seen by the advertisment elsewhere they are giv- ing fountain pens' with each box of U. N. 0. to advertise the splendid qualities of the shoe shine. Every- one should read the ad.

Yesterday the Northumberland left

Charlottetown at 8.30 n. m., for Pic. t°“ With Passengers; mail express and freight and arrived at 12_00 o’clock, noon. She left again at 4.45 D. m., with passengers, express, mall and freight and arrived nf; 8,15 P. m., She leaves today at 8.30 a. m. for Picton, returning at night.

The Vice Regal Party will arrive

in Sum-merside on Sunday morning 5- bout nine o'clock and will 'attend church. They will be then driven n- round thc town and shown a fog ranch. The Duke will open the new Hospital. At 11 o'clock on Mon- day the party leave by train for Charlottetown, arriving here about 1' o'cloek. They will he received at the station" by Lieutenant Governor nnrl Mrs. Rogers and an address will be presented by the City Council. Thev will than be driven to lunch at Gov- ernment House. At three o'clock in the afternoon Premier Mathieson will read an address to the party and prominent citizens will bs pre- sented. .The partv will then repair to the ship for supper. On Tuesday about 10.30 ii. m., the party will take a sell up the river, the guests of Premier Ms.thleson_ In the alter- Iwon they will likely 'drive to the 201! links and have tea. On Tuesday nlzht Lt. Governor and Mrs. Rogers Will give s dinner at Government House at 80 clock. The fbllowing streets through which the party pm. grasses will he decorated and lllumin ated. (From the station) Water, .Great George, Dorchester, Queen, Kent tn Government - House and Park.-Exe.

::Pttcher Pumps $1.45 at Holrnan‘g,

Summcrslde. Order from the cata- lvz. ' 1-zoiuissi.

£2The newest worthy things imtoll-

et goods are always to be found in our stock. Our new line of toilet and manicure goods made by Harriet; Hubbard Ayer are having n ln;-ge sale and have made n hit with the ladies- S_0le agent. J. G. Jamieson, Druggist. 7_24M2i_

Neilson’s I

._ IQAIV/nymph

-an 1-

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0 Clearing ut

. _ \

All Wash resses s

EVERY ONE OF THESE HANDSOMENEW dresses is oifered to

you at a heavy discount this morning. The stock is certainly the largest and the most complete ever shown in the city-and at the prices offered. tile. 10* should be cleared in a, very few days. Get in early after the ones you Wallf- 7

2.50 dresses for 1.95 2.95 dresses for 2.25' 379 “ “ 2.50 4.50 " “ 3.00

L - _. f _ THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES |

LEAVE FOR Tl-IE EAST

QUEBEC, July 23-Everything is

rsadyfor the departure of Their Roy-

al Highnesses the Duke and D\l¢h€SB of Connaught, Princess Patricia and party tomorrow morning on board the government steamer Earl Grey en

route for the maritime provinces. Nc:

About two years ago my hair,

beard and mustache started to come out in spots These spots were en tlrely bare of hair

Seeing PARISIAN SAGE advertls

ed. I purchased four bottles and af ter using two of the bottles, the hair came ln until now I have as good a head of hair as I had before this trouble started

I can truthfully recommend this preparation 'to any one for what it is recommended for. Sum Gelder, Jamison City, Col. Co., Pu., Oct. 11, 1911." Please bear in mind that PARIS-

IAN SAGE is not guaranteed to grow hair on bald heads.

In Mr. Galder's case the hair root

not dead and there is no good

reas why PARISIAN SAGE should

iosl ills llair, Beard and Miislache

rrihle Pllght ol a Pennsylvania Man Report-

ed by a Prominent Citizeg

not do just what ho writes it did.

The next time Mr. Gslder came

into my store alter purchasing the PARIBIAN SAGE writes the drug- gist who sold him, ‘his appearance was so changed I did not know hlm."

PARISIAN SAGE is without doubt

the most. efficient hair grower, beau- tiller and dandruff cure in the world, and people who are wasting time with ordinary commercial tonlcs should wake up.

PARISIAN SAGE will banish dan-‘

drutl, stop falling hair and itching scalp; will put life, lustre and beauty into faded hair, or money back. It is s most delightful and refreshing tonic for men, women and children. Large bottle 50 cents at lleo. E. Hughes' and druggists the country over.

_W _J l l

WEB

=-- .

ouAizniAN `ci.Assirinn Aus

each continuation. Canis must accompany ordar and live per cent dia- count allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-live cents. 4

gg Dne cant per word first insertion in this column, half cent per word for

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ENTS WANTED

LOCAL AGENT WANTED FOR Charlottetown and Queens Co., to sell our high class Fruit Trees and General Nursery Stock. Largs list of commercial and domestic varie- ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Wrlta for particulars. Stone & Wellington, The Fonthill Nurseries, (Establish- ed 1837), Toronto, Ontario.

‘ 6.27ME55l.

IEMALE DELI’

WANTED, WHL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply to Mrs. F. S. Dodge, Z5 Upper Prince St. 7-2:-lMtl. wAN'rnip, A GIRL' Fon GENERAL

housework tn s family of three. Apply to Mrs. Byron Brown, Revere Hotel. _ 7-19Mt.f.

EI`iTWK`N‘rEl>_A_f’Fif‘f`AT'MORELL

Cll0(¢0|3l0S - ..1~;<z“=°~___'__1:iSii@1vi1-_

“The Chocolates __ that

are different." ‘

' Packed in attractive

white boxes,-delicious and satisfying.

Try them- 0

351:. 45c, 60:. 75e, 80a, si.oo, i.so. `

i Johnson & Johnson

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at this oilice.

6-25Mt.f.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

house work. Apply to Mrs. Ayers, 78 Eustvong _ V _,__ 7-ZMU. WANTED, Gini. Fon onN'nnAi

housework. Good wages. Apply avcnfng at 21 Great George St.

5-28Mtf.

-Ii FOR SALE

FOR SALE A SILVER GRAY FE

male fox. J. Y. Murray, Box 36, §5_§d§l_banc.__v V ' g 7-24_M3llld. FOX FARM, FOR SALE, 50 ACRES

good land Zi miles from city, sult- abls for fox ranching. For particu- lnrs apply Mrs. A. L. Gates, Hali- fax, or to Jno. Wheatley, City.

_ 7-24lVi1w.

FOR SALE. BLACK FOXES, SIL- ,vers Crosses and Patches at reas- onable prices. Al>PlY A- B- C-. Guardian. _ _ ,_'[;§3,1\_@W

.A sae. llere‘s=iR¢=lly ‘“’?:.1i“E.;,‘.”.§i§?.§:°.:‘.‘;§:E»2

_ Good Cigar

'L' ",' iv

---'l‘ry 0ne

1.' _‘P

lfyou want a reall satis

factory ciglar you wil have to lry tha arguerite. It is a splendid smoke made from

_ an airport blend oi' fully

maturod Havana and Sum- inatra loaves, closely wrapped. lt has a mild

‘ :aitimafic favor gags docigg ' easing a ma w ' a ohdoth oven aah that is a

sure sign of a good cigar.

1' "the Marguerite-the

‘ roaiiioysitsolie. loc oacfi 3 » for................... 25|:

he ~'N'Iacs -

149 Gt. George St.

`il.

driving slelghs, I Dull! lleigh. 1. nat 0| driving hamess, and 1 set. _og ggprggg lim-neg, rollars, hlms and ‘tg-ness, Apply W. G. Distant, Rog- era. Hardware Co. ______ 7-Z3M3_|_. icon _sAi.n. ion nauoi-nno cn-

G . T. M.

i 7-23ME12i

FOR SALE AN IDEAL SUMMER home at entrance Charlottetown hai-bor.Thsre is a stable,lcs house. orchard and garden in_ connection. Apply at Wellaner's Jewelry Store.

. ,_!;!??\_'l*!

FOR* SALE, BCHOONER "ORGAN,"

46 tons register, carries 75 tons coal. Good sailor and in good ra- pair. Four years old. Apply to R. E. Mutch A: Co., City. 7~10Mt!.

5 f \ dar Po-ts Dry or "en /F -1 \ . ‘ i { Howatt, Coleman P. E. I. - I

i.os'r on sA'runnAv, JULY zivru,

at Charlottetown Station two rs- turn tickets one from Point. du Chcno to Levi and the other from Lsvl to London. Ont., with name thereon. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at Guardian Office.

- 1-28M3lpd.

LOST, A BULL PUP, BRINDLE

with white breast and white strip in face, wearing nickel chain collar with small padlock. Finder will be rewarded by returning to 196 Rich- mond St. Any one harboring this dog after this date will be prose-

cuted. Walter B. Grant. 7-23Mtf.

5 _. _

MALE llEi.l’ p

WANTED A MAN T0 WORK ON A farm. Apply to W. W. Rodd, North River., or at',Rodd’s Harness Shop, Charlottetown. :l_-f2f»tM2lpd.

WANTED AT ONCE A BOY TO

learn horseshoeing. Ons with some experience. Apply J. A. Henderson,

‘ ._..._. _ __ _s

social ,function was held during the present stay of the vlcc-regal family in Quebec. The governor-general re- ceived thc visit of Hon. G. H. Per- ley, acting premier of Canada, who consulted with him on government business.

-#-1- Dominion of Canada

Province of Prince Edward Island. . City of Uiiarlottetnwn,

Kenneth John Martin, Esquire, the

Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown.

TAKE NOTICE that His Honor

the Stipondiary Magistrate of the City of Charlottetown has by virtue of the power and authority in him vested by the Statute of the General Assembly of thc Island entitlcdl-

“Au Act to Consolidate and Amend

the several acts incorporating the City of Charlottetown," Ordered and appointed that Thursday, Aug 1, 1912, be the day set down for hearing all appeals made to him from the preceding Valuation Assessment of rates imposed or authorized by the City Council of the City, and that on such dsy and daily there alter, until all such appeals have been road, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the City Police Court, in the City Hall in Charlottetown, aforesaid sud such appeals will be read and finally determined by him.

Dated this 8th day of July A.D.,

1912. `

ROBERT VANIDERSTINE,

_ K. J. MARTIN, S.M.

'I-22Ml.1l.

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.érf-._€ V4 .-

", _ §` _.ll ff ' ‘-.\. ~-'-’-"5l!"'E.

SEALED _TENDERB addressed to

undersigned. and endorsed “Ten or

for Supplying Coal for the Domi n Buildings. will be received ,at this o U until 4.00 P. M.. on Wednesday, Au s I8. |912. for the supply of Ooul for the ublio Buildings throughout the Dominion.

Combined specification and form of

tplndoynonn be obtained on application at

0 ~.

D IB C9 Persons tendering are notified that

tenders will not he considered unless rnndo on _the pri_nted forms supnliad. and siirnod with their actual signatures,

Each tender must be accompanied bg

an accepted cheque on a chartered ban

payable to the order of the Honourable he Minister of Publifc Works. equal to tentpercent lil) p_. c.) o the amount ofthe ten er. which will _be forfeited if the per. son tsnderinir decline to enter into A con- tract when cal led uprn to do so, or fail to complete theoonfrnct. lf_the tender be not accepted tfga cheéiue will bs returned.

K or or

.o. ndsnoounns.

_ Secretary.

Department of Public Works.

Ottawa. July i7. iaiz.

Newspapers will not_bs paid lor this

advertisement if they insert. it without authority from the Department.-38853

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180 Queen St. 7-18MEtf. I E- Y V

7- IllVi3i ‘

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T0 LET I

WANTED T0 RENT. FURNISHED

housc. Possession taken in Sep- tember. Apply at Guardian Office.

_ 7-Z4M6iDil_

T0 LET, NEW HOUSE 15 EUSTON

St. Modern improvements, posses- sion given Aug. lst. Apply to E. E. Parkman, 13 Euston St.

7-24 M tf.

TO LET, building suitable for livery stable. Apply to Goo. Whcatlcy,230 Great George St. 7-Zlilldillipd. TO LET-NO. 234 SYDNEY ST., also 163 Water St. APPly to .l01 Kent. St... 7-1‘Jl\lt.l.

STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS

-1-M--11-__1_| Chariottetown Steam Navigation Co Limited. Commsnclnir Monday the 27th of May tha Steamer "Northumberland" leaves Charlottetown for _Pictou,N S., at 8.5) rfclogk a. m.. leaving Pictou on return

Out t I . m.

n Connections made at Picton for all points in Nova Scotia.

Steamer "Ernpreaa

leaves Elummerside for Point du

N. B.. about i0 o’clook a. m., leaving

du Chone on return about 1.80 p. m.. c nenting with express trains for Chariot ietown and Tignish. Connections made at Paint du Uhens for all polntsln Canada

and tho United Stg-epv. WAK’§g0RD'

IDBI fa

Charlottetown. P. E. lslanrgird Ma,

'UD' is 3 F..-

|, _ ln`r

_ fill' 1

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED F013 ‘PORT HILL

School District No 4, lst or 2nd Class, Malo Teacher. Supplement $35.00. Midsummer Holidays. Wm. R. Ellis, Slecy. 7-22M8ipd.c

TEACHER WANTED FOR PAN-

mure Island School, Second Class preferred. Midsummer vacation. Supplement $30.00 light school.25 pupils. Apply to Michael Murphy, Sec'ty Trustees. Panmure Island, P. 0., King’a Co. 7-23ME3i»

PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE- ,qulred for graded and rural ap- pglncmsnts opening after mldsum- mer vacation. Highest salaries ob- tained; full details supplied. Apply, stating qualifications to Canadian Teachers’ Agency, Box 807, Regi- na. for Saskatchewan schools; and Room 11, Aull Block, Calgary. for Alhsrta appointments. 'I-l7ME1m.

WANTED

WANTED- AN ORGANIST AND choir leader by the lst. of July; for Graco Methodist Church, Charlotte- town, Apply to Jamsa Carts: 45 unnar in-inea. s-iilnnu.

_ dry. Apply B. Stewart l Co.

WANTED, TWO COAT MAKERS

Applyto W. B. Loard, tailor. Sour-~

ivAN'rnn Aprnmiiicn in roun-

c-iinei.

S0llRlS,,P.E. island and MAGDALEN ISLAND

STEAM-Siiii’ SERVICE

'rata ifsmm ship "LADY srnii...

will leave the Railway wharf. "°"°l'. every Monday and ’l‘hurndsY "\'\Y¥\|"|I Oil- srrivaloiiliu Express from Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands. calling at Sourls.-_ P. E. l. going and returning. ~

For nartlculnrst appéy.B\:u;7xm.O|l,lobe$’

son it Bon Azen s . £0

.A t Pl to . M U h M

%‘h'n, igaglitrat Sdurilslor aV$m‘l'MoLulP0

luster and Owner; Plctou. April Ind. till- - I-zlidtf f

PLANT f[;_1~u':. ` Direct Route to Boston

Coinmencing iath july ateamers Wil,

leave for HAWKESBURY. HALIFAX ....1 sosron .very 'ruiisuav sad, FRIDAY. _

Returning leave Boston every Tuesday'

and Saturday at noon. ` >

For fur_iher information apply to

T. NICOLE

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