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A. E. LYON, Studio '

Good Photography

Moderate Prices. ' _

Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

- 107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. - .

“Just arrived one car-

load Oil Cake Meal,whicli

we are selling at lowest

prices. A. HORNE & C0. 466-4-28ME6l. . _

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against ‘ Smut” by using our guaranteed “For- rnaline” equally- good for protecting P o ta t o e s against Scab. Easy to

use! inexpensive! l

40 or 50c bottle

` treats about 35""'or" 40

bushels of Seed.

_ Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd. _ 1 Montague, P. E. I. h

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_ Sailings

LONDON SERVICE ,'

The following tint clog steumers will sail (robin 'London for allfax and Bt. Jo%, .B., returninxi from Bt. John. N. .. for Lcndnnvla siliax.

S. S. KANAWHA

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bar. Prompt and satisfactory-

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thai Atlantic to the Pacific" lllustra S ,_ ,_ by 75 magnificent views at Sourls Hall May nh tm M°hday_ May sth,

Monday evening. The proceeds are hh ahh” rec,-hm for this Battery 2 p, m. gig 5 p. pn

row Guardian agent for Annandale and

cinlty.-J _

“mr ..°n`Ecnul'rlNo on-'lean

will deliver his famous lecture "From N _ 5 518 5 Bam,” Wm he at

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u Barrister; and Attorneys

A1* DR. HEATH MclNTYRE.

Flrit Methodist Church Charlottetown 3°UR|g_ _._ Lien; gauge prow” of Dentist - _

qw Cameron Block. Victoria Row

13, - Oilleo Hours: 0 a. m. tp 1 p. rn.

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Hand Planola

In your home, that piano is not used

as much as it should be, because youcan- not lay it-or other

members oi your

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LAWN GRASS SEED” For sale

_IB sented by the lodge; a wreath from

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l For Men

` Kitchener

Canadafs $5. Leader

We have received the Kit-

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MR. .|. M. Mel-<lNNoN.

The funeral of the late Johu M.

McKinnon took place Sunday after- noon. April 30th. from the family re- sidence at 420 Prince Street to Hard- wood Hill cemetery. where the inter- ment took place. Many friends and spectators witnessed the cortage all along the route. A large number of the members of N. Clarke Wallace L. 0. 1,., followed the remains to the grave, the procession being headed by the Coronation Band. The Rev. T. A. Rodger of St. Audra-lw‘s conducted the service at the house, while the worship service of the order at the grave was conducted by Bro. J. W. McKenzie, and Brother. N. J. Mc- Gregor. A large number of floral tributes were laid on the grave, showing the 'high esteem in which the deceased was held by all classes of the community. These include a broken cross from the family, an arch with the emblems of the Orange order pre-

Mr. H. F. Noise, wreath from D B

Queelfs County, P. E. island. The above is a son of the late John Mc-

nan was enjoying vigorous health up

able and cheerful disposition, and a loving fa\l\er and husband. I-Ie was

lk h

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vantage to g once and receiving their pay while putting in their crops, as well many other advantages lu,

important branch of the sorvica.

farmers of enllstln

this

EISTER-ll PERSON ILS

.. *Mids Florence lVlscCallum.

Souris, spent the week-end in Char

is visiting ller sister, Mrs. Grant, of Souris who is seriously ill.-*

..*Marshall Pahuet, Souris, who has

been visiting friends in Charlotte- town returned homo on Saturday.--"

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* Archibald MacPhe Sourls.

Company 105th Battalion, accompan

Charlottetown on Saturday.-*_,

ommeno 9 y,

will run as followxz- WEST:

p. m.

to the day of his dehth_ which was Passenger train will leave Tlgnlsh

very ,mexhec¢ed_ He left hh, home in daily at 5.45 a. m., arrive Summerslde

Brndalbane early in the morning of tile l §;_4;;*x-ed lgalég Slxlglmezgeg o

above ate and was o n to visit a - B- -. tl ...., ,,._§{,,,.,,,,, ,. R05., .,i,,.,,, ,,,,,.,,,l_ n...n..n......... nn ._ ..._ cHRoN1c msn-Asus

ls two miles ¢|isthh;_ He :lust reached Mixed train will leave Tignlsh daily Monthly tras_t_ment.

the dum- of the heighh-oh,--S house, 12.00 noon arrive Summerside 5.05 p. Address

when suddenly he was overcome by m.. leave Summerelde as nassenser Purdy Stillw-

_hh amch of he," hmhmr ahh ,hed h., train 8.00 p. m., arrive Charlottetown Westchester Gow\¢y._ stalltly. The unexpected news of his 10-15 D- U1- NFW Y°"k» U- 5° A"

death, was a great shock to the sorrow- Milled irlllll Will 108% Colle TWV' 7354'2'14M5m°5l7d°

ing wife and family, and also to all °l'f‘l9 illllly B! 7-00 B- 111-.lll`l'lV9 E016!- who knew him. Mr_ Buchaunnn emi- 9-ll: 700 ll- Cl1l1l'll0l-if-NUWII %0-20- -f

H th emed on h farm in 3 30 p. m. leave Summerside 4.50 p. ISHS?) aggsegegf g‘Ag}I‘,3E¥¥§"ldSEl;;

age 8 en s -

B d ma; _ her he “ved the 1-e.~ rn., arrive Emerald 6.15 p. m. Cape _ ra 8 1 E W e a ng Traverse 7.25 p. ln.. on Tuesdays and STOKE' 95745 5'M1i'

mainder of his llfe.d The farm tth Sai d d M d W d

tim.; was all covere with heav forest “Y KYB. all ,011 011 SYS B D05' hm- -l arf* ‘W B°ss.f°f me l . PRA'I"I` & SON.

verance he cleared the land and sooin D-PHL . ‘t _ “I I C

procured a comfortable home. Th s H-Saeager ra n w cave 809 -»K|1- _ `

home was ever known for its kindness Tl`lW°\'S0 011 Tllilidays and Saturdays nBweBtc$g_E0N§:e_B£€x;rI§Yf%f gg" th". Ste

and hospitality, and was always open at 8.00 p. ni., arrive Emerald 8.35 p. 9481_5__é9M“ 4371-4-21Mfmw9i.

_ . at in will leave Emerald 8.55 '

to the needy and homeless. Mr. Buch U1 . l' UTD E aunau was a man of a gentle hosplt- D- 111-. Bl‘l`lV0 C290 Tl‘8V°lil6 9-30 P- B s_.,_Fl_- 1 Yi. »--_ _,___ _ -2 , --;,_ ,___g___5»-.- _h

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an active member of the Presbyterian Mixed trolll will loavtl C.11Bl"l0ll-0' church, and lived an upright and ¢0Wl1 ¢l£1llY~ 6-50 B- 111-. 8l'l'lvB Ml- ` faithful Christian life He will not Stewart 8 40 Sourls 11 15 a m . T0 only be missed in the home, but also turning leave Souris 1 25 p m , arrive ln the community of which he was a Mt Stewart 4 10 p m , Charlotte-

ous farmer His funeral ou Wednes Passenger train will leave Elmira day 19th, to Sprlngton Cemetery was daily 5.30 a. m., arrive Sourls 6.25 a. largely attended, despite the unfavor- rn., leave Souris 6.40 arrive Mt. Ste-

Queen Street \ able condition of the roads. The ser- wart 8.35. Charlottetown 9.45 a. m., '_ I 0*'

vice was conducted by Rev John Mc returning leave Charlottetown 3 00 p Coll. who spoke appropriate words of ni . arrive Mt Stewart 4 10. Sourla

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comfort to the bereaved wife and fam- 6.00 p. m.. leave Souris 5.15 p.m.. '

- lly._The text was-l Som. 20:18- arrive Elmira 7.10 p. m.

J Then .lohnnthnn said to David, to Passenger train will leave George-

, morrow ls the new moon. and thou town daily 6.40 a. m.. arrive Mt

S S shalt be missed, because thy seat wlll_ Stewart 8.35 a.m.. connecting at Mt.

° ° ' be empty. Mr. Bucharlnan leaves to Stewart with trains to Charlottetown.

ALL-THE-WAV°_3V'WATER' mourn a sorrowlng wife. four sons and Souris and Elmira; return- lNTER.NATl0NAl- UNE- three daughters. The sons are:-- John ing mixed train leaves Mt.

5-3- G°V°*`“°l‘ C°hb' t 900 A. and George of Alberta, Malcolm of Stewart at 8.50 a. rn.. ar-

Leave St- 301111, Wednesday* 3 - d Bradalbane and Donald in the home- rlve Georgetown 11.10 a. in. `

am. £01' E¥\S\D°l'l» Lllbelh P°"-“nd 'ln stead. The daughters are:- Mrs. I-lub- Mixed train leave Georgetown daily Boston. Leave Saturdays at 7.00 D-lll- srl Reeves of Froetown;Mrs_ Boates 1.30 p. m.. arrlv`c Mt. Stewart 3.50 101' BOSYOII dl'l`9°f- Wh f B s_ of Grand Pre. N. S., and Mrs_ Costello 9. m., connecting with trains to (`fllsl'- R€i\lYl1-“LGB” C°lm`“‘ ;"°_'tl °d of Boston. Mass. The pall bearers lottetown, Souris and Elmira. return-

t0Il. M0l11lllY5 lil- 99° 05;- f3“'h ° RTM; warez- William Macifinlay. Duncan ing as passenger train, leave Mt. Stew- b\ll>9C» Eli'-IJ°l`l» ‘md tml" “' O at Macdonald, Henry Dixon, Hugh Mac- nrt at 4.15 p. m., ur:~'.vz Georgotowll Fridays at 9-00 B-mn °“l “S 'li V Lure, nan w. Mndnnnnld and Hugh 6.00 p. m. -

Pamllllrllus s'rEAlvlsl»llP l.lNE. N'”"°’“°"' ’ ' °°"T"'

Between Portland and New York. Mixewraln will leave Murray Hur-

l d nd North hor do except Ssturdsy_ and Sun-

St hi s North an a

Bam! D day 6.30 a. m.. arrive Charlottetown

Star. Q

L P tl nd Tuesdays, Thurs- . » , 10.10 a. m.. returning will leave Char- °¢\V° °l` 5 600 m Mlnarda Llillmeit (‘o..Llmlted. d mttewwn ,310 D mn "tive Mun”

“days and Saturdays at . p. . X 1 k nh 1 - . .

Retum-Leave New York same days thcuggf Yeghuqhc :u.ah?";_ns3; “E124 Harbor 7.05 p. m. ¢ ' . ¢ -° ---1- 1- “ New Sie e Batter Re uires Still

A week day trlv lil Glwll llll'°°ll°ll me at °hce_ ; hm new, whhcht h leave Murray Harbor at 7_00 a. m.. ,

leaves Portland and Nev; Y_;>l;k.sM0:_1° h°w_ arri\;o Chhlrlcittetowéi 9.;5"a. m..3r5 ‘

days at 10.80 p. nl., June ilt o ep . Y wi h _ . turn ng w l eavg hero etown . M M

u¢h_ C ____ k t om 9 47 Ki" °f}|l§SF‘g_ D? gmNcE_ g m., arrive Murray Harbor 5.56 p.

St J h lt c 6 C - _ _ _ _ - _

° n y N““'"“°"““k’ 0°' 21" omrlei Pmen or Agenvn ofnee,

Cm°di;gn,i|?.:;:mmm Hhvh Everything In 0 Prince Edward Island Farmers Have Both _

°"""°5-9-F ma' Dependable' Supplies fm' Take advantage of the Government Offer which

' °ht-I3l'5~'i"'0'°5° 3'33°3“33 aww Lllbstef Pafken n f allows recruits to enlist now and go backto the farm.

" nt" ' 3 -/ ' - _ o _ » o I A spevgllll passenger tram 13:; _ Sllllfdfy TIIYQ, Slnlttty Pl¢l¢lll{Tlbl¢l dur-Ing the and Seeding Season with

Charlottetown each morn S

menide at 1.86 o'olockll connecting _ ‘ , B0ll¢l°l, VIII . .,{__..ch;;';~:2.ihll'l°i'*5l'ml§’l’.ll;‘:i "‘“"'°”""”“‘= °‘°° you wh, whhuhant m mm M, and free transportation both ways. _

merside at 8.15. arriving at C or ` gmgignt gud ppgduggiyg y , , A . _

*°‘"‘ 1°-3° P' ““ L* Moat ofthe pnorninent pockets are getting theussu G ~ _____»n_;.__§»-3l_-;__=_;_=,=,1_;_,____,E‘§_.:,§;!_.§’§i_‘:_f_§._% _;;h‘3h_:§:&dmwnuqlusmnow you any ..._-.,,,,_hl§_ __ __ » , _ _gy , _9 . Bill.; gt lgqogll.. leaving Summersido 3 _- _ _ » _ _` A' l T ‘g _

8.20 p. in.. arriving It Tllllllll If _ _ _ ` ' 0 _ ' ._ _ _ ,~ '~‘.-~"';‘-.__-;‘f'f_ _l_l'_f»_ --» -- --» F¥¢i‘...'fl~. .l.1.r.'=\..‘.~.'.i.f.>.l'».....=.-- Oc-» sl- 2

°'chirlotmnwn. April Sith! 191'- l A , - _ 5 __

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aa- at A.A. McLean, K.C., Donald Melflnrlon

McLEAN G. MeKlNNON

Bsrrlsterl, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

9554-5-4-31. QC. McLeod,' K.C.. W. E. BentIoy,K.C.

A BENTLEY

MoLEOD

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

Charlottetown. P. E. l

---- WARBURTON l. SHAW.

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llc. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Ba ers Association, Bank of Montr-

ation .

..*Mrs. Matthew Talley of Halifax Omoag- Old Guardian Ofllco, Pm- ~

wse Block, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Olllces-Bank of N. S.. Chambers

Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pu

Now, and here

price, you can get a

play them.

E A $300 Pianola

l°¢¢e¢°*-'ll-' _ Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corbin;

This PIONOLA self-playing piano

attachment ls sold when new for

00, and is well worth every cent

led by Mrs. Clleverle were visitors to Patents, Trade marks, Designs.

Registered Patent Attorneys. Established 1877

LAWNS and GRASS PLOTS- CAR' McLeod; wreath from Mr. and Mrs.l §a°aTg:'gt;¥;e':tg2:Y: Exlmmn'

'rEn's EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS r h _ _ SEED makes o. permanent, rich green E-g{§2:‘;f¥Ihc;{d2§§:ged';tcrigéghtglgorz chlliilllll GOVCYIIIIBDI R\ll\V8yS h,EEDre°°nt"“v“ in ‘H “reign cmm° _

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attended to while the earth ls moist. frgmallhde t;§c;f§,\f,“°fef§§BX§h°;,r;S§3',‘f i T' Tm';'“° f°" B°°“ ' P‘"°“' P"°*°°"°”‘ sow only -cAn'rEn's EVERGREEN day Schhoh ,md Shea, hom ,he T,” “|20 0 lllll! An-mm and hw to mmm H

at `Blue Lodge. Among the out-of~towu ' eh"

their Seed Swre- 9534'5'3M2l~ [relatives attending the funeral was P~ E0 99 SL James Sh' Mont,-“L

Murdoch Kennedy. M. P. P., for C M Mona; May sth’ 'rams B,-hhcheh onhwm Wuhmsgoh

‘”i' We Specialize in:---

Boots and Shoes

We carry G. A. Slater Invictus

guaranteed in both Ladies’ 5.00 and Gents 5.50 and 6.00. These are positiv- ely the best quality made. Also all cheap- er grades as required. We can suit your foot whatever its shape, and your-purse ,Whatever its condition. We give you

' ’ = =”’=""”==,.lgood honest values in all lines. It is also

“gout delight to serve you. _

Kinnon of Rose Valley, P. E. island, _

and had a large number of friends in P““°“5°" t"“i,]‘ Wm leave Ch*“`l°t' w» Ev

this Pmvh,ce_ tetown daily at 1.35 a. m., arrive Sum- 24 KENT S1-_

_____________ Summerside 9.50,21leavo Summerslde - ExI»;§;_h;p0_r_)(|);_§;1{;__N __\_;_5;_£_;Er;_gR

_ _ as mixed train 1 . 5 p. m. arrive l' _ I _

MR ALEXANDER BUCHANNAN 'I`lKl1lSll 5.40 p. nl. ’ _ Lated-li'?3_’ia\:_r:__e&:\??fI\£e_Eg_Lx§aE_T;R13;?

lqhuihed into wht at Rose Vhney_ Mixed tran will leave ChHrl0f.tet0Wl\ Pipe Organ, Reed_ r an an _ lano Q-

Lht h7_ hh Monday, Ahhh 17th_ Mex, daily at 3.45 p. m. arrive Summerslde l1=\1El;=e<;§_l)ltv§\;}fg2__|;l_:=C';;»ll°n

ander Buchamlsn of Braflalbane, ill 7-90- ‘gave S““““°“‘1° °~S Passenger _the 84th yea, of his age_ Mn Bhchmh train 8.10 p. m., arrive Tlgnlsh 11.15

Q of the money. The PIANOLA ls the " ' S' I best-- undoubtedly the best self

M M LAWY§RE I playing piano attachment made and

is‘;'i3it‘;:g her brother Mr Gimchad ggtagueé ‘ ' this model, although somewhat used MacKinnon, Goose River, who is very 7g34.3.1gM(:§\ey 0 oan l “m °°““”“`° favorably with me i11_# newest of other makes. .Arte wllfred chnvel-le nr “D” = It Wm m““’ l”““"' ' _ BABCOCK AND BON

real PIANOLA self-

playing attachment that _will brirlg the best pianoforte compositions to your home and you or a

today, at a bargain

ny ot the family can

and $45 Worth Rolls for $95

This PIANOLA has been care-

fully overhauled, inspected and lm- proved- and we give with lt. this store's guarantee that it works well -and with all the dlstlnct superior- ity that the PIANOLA alone shows.

To the purchaser we will give 28 player-piano rolls in popular, sec- ular. sacred and classical composi- tions. These muslc rolls alone are worth $45 in cash- but they to- gether with this $300 PIANOLA ure yours tuilny. for $95.

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