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FOR SALE -—FURN|TURE AT143 King St.

BAFE FOR SALE. APPLY EXAM-

ine; Office .

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HARNEBS FOR SALE—APPLY

174 Kent Bt.

JNO. ALFRED MCDONALD SUR veyor, Hermanvlile.

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OLD PAPERB FOR SALE—AP-

ply Examiner Onice.

'ROOM AND BOARD— LARGE eomfortabie room. 25 Uppcx Prince Strcet.

to 300 paid weekiy for yonr spore timo iwrlting show carde ior ne. No canvnssing. We 1n- struck and suppiy you with tho

work. West-Angus Show Card Service. 102 Coi‘borne Blding. Toronto.

_________.__._ IF TH‘E WOM‘AN WHO TOOK the parae l’rom .Gol't Bras. Ltd. store Jon- Sntm'day dOes noi. im- ' mediateiy retnrn it sho wiii bo prosecuted as her namc and ad- dross is known. No questions if

OARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE house lot. Appiy Guardian. :-—_=.--————————-

._..__..____————-————. A GENERAL PURPOSE MARE, 6 MAKE MONEY A'I' HOME -- ‘15

years oid. Apply 69 Dorcheeter, St.

MARE FOR ‘SALE 8 years old, woight 1175. Apply Athol Rack- ham. W’heatlcy River.

.._.___.s_.... _ __.._.. FOR SALE—A TWO BURNER Florence on Stove. Apply at 5 Euston Strcet between 12.30 and 2 p. m. and from 6 to 7.30 p. m.

aFoR’LsALE'Nsw Boa-r. son. " nblè for Lobster or cod flshing. Equtpped with 6 Emperian En-

returned promptly to Golf Dros. 8h18. Alppiy to 1-1. L. Amold. Ltd. . Bristol. PROF. E‘LDRIDGE. . 158 PRINCE FOR SALE—OVERLAND CAR

strcot overy Friday and Satur. dny; liours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. untll inrther notice givo advice on ali subjocts concerning lire. Guarantec satisfaction or no tee acceptcd; e'verything privqte and confidentiel. Low tee lor ladies 81.00 and 82.00.

M IIpr \Vanted—Male

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MANUFACTURER— WANTB ca pa‘ble and responsible party to organizo. operate route of New Coin Automatlc Advertising Seules. Dig 'inc'ome assured 'For particulars. Territory. Cola. "nia‘l Advertlsing Scsle Company .173 Ontario Strcet West, Mon- treai.

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W 1101p Wanted—chaie ___._________.._._.______ mm. wanreo— mava 177 Kent St.

M ' WANTED A LAUNDREBS. AP-

w-ANTED — A MAiD. GOOD wages. Appiy Mrs. w. S. Stew-

art. 204 Ricçmond Bt. '

. WANTED—J LYs‘iBT, MAiD FOR gdnoràl housework. Appiy 17 I’leasnnt SL. l‘h‘one 485J.

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..._‘..__.———-——-._..__._._.__— WflNTED -.—- A» POSITION AS house‘koopcr in a smaii l'amlly. Phone. 770-1'. - .

;,WANT D: LIGHT LATE MODEL - cocon hand car, in gond condit- lotii“?lvo tuii__particulars, mako. m . 0 . etcand ,est cash pricu. A dressant 1 6 Guardinn.

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modoi 85 wiii be soid et bargam as tho owner is golng away. Ap- piy 108 Camborland Strcet, elty.

FOR SALE—12 AGRBB OF LAND on Maipequo Road with largo barn and crop. Also fox ranch. 3 miles from oity. W11'1 be sold ‘wnith or wlthout ranch. Apply i129 Eim Avenue.

É‘EACHERS WANTED

WANTED—A socond 018.55 toucher fcr Bangor School. ‘Suppiomont 8125.00. Spning and Faii vaca- tion. AppLy to Aiex Laden, Sec.

T‘EAGHHR -— Wanted Ior Doâa. 'bio Bohool First or Second Cinss 8125 suppiement. llector

Meckay. sccretary.

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EXPERIENCED Toucher l'or Cross iRoeds Schooi, No. 1'55. Supple- ment amä. Midsummer vaca- tion. Apply Nnthaniei Moiyneaux Socty. Southport, Lot 48.

TEAGHER WANTED -—- PRIN- cipai l‘or Crapaud school. Malc_ profoned. Suppiement 8200. H.’ V. Norton, Secretary.

WANTED—TEAOHIR FOR NIW Arger Schooi District. Numbex 50. Suppioment 375. Appiy to Harry McNevln. Bec'y.

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PRINCIPAL WANTED FOR CAR ioton Schooi District No. 80 Suppiemont :150. Burpee Me Nickcn, Socretnry.

M WANTED—TEAGHER FOR I-IAR rington ‘School. supplemcnt 5160.00. Mid-summer vacation Appiy C. E. SteWart. Sec.

TEACHER WANTID FOR THE Georgetown Royaity Schooi. Second clans. aupplemcni. 875.00. Spring and Fnli vacation, l‘l. E1. Norton. Soc o! trusteeo, C'tl'dl- gan. P. E. i.

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ment 3150 tor l‘irst ciass, 8140 4. Appiy to Geo. il.

LOST-Ë- . m (mit . and 'Beach Grove ln‘n. ces}; leave at Guar- dian. l LOIT—BETWEEN HILLBBORC and Euston SL. Green litosary

3 modal: attached, .Appiy 291

Euaton St .

_..__..__.___........_..—___.____._ LOBT— Betweon Longworti: Ave. and Pownai SL. silver. bracict with iookot and, modal. F-indor illease lenvo nt Ganrdinn Office. Wfl— LOST—Hun FLANGE OFF AUTO‘ mobile wheol on Mnnday betwoet. R. Il. Station and bridge, P.C. Brown. Rovpro Hotei.

l'or IBoyle. Bccrotnry. CornWaii.

TEAOHER WAN wich Bchooi. Midsummer vacation. mont 8110. Experienced prelerrod. J. A. Medk. River. Secretary.

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WANTID—Teacher for R:icç_Polnt ‘Bohnol. No. ISupplcmcnt ono hundred dollars. M-idsuqn: mer vacation. Avpiy to Slmllel McNeiii. Secy. N'ine ‘Miie (Bill-cet.

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_..__ DOM'IN‘ION DAY EXCURSION tu Rlctou by 8. 8. constance ra!- u'n fore 38.00.

Dont min tho nttractliona et. 1st.

Dominion day aummai'aide. July

oon'1'""FbRos‘r that ‘ Wednes- day. Juiy 5th ‘1s t‘he date of the Longue ot the Cross Plcnic.

POLICE COURT—«At the Police iCourt yesterday mornlng one drunk lied-luis bail bond of 310.00 estreated. l OFFICIAL CALL—‘Premier Beli made an omciai cail on Admirai Sir William Pakenham on board H. M. S. _Rale1gh yosterddy.

DOMIN-ION DAY SPORTS at Riverside Track. Vernon. Big base‘baii match between Murray Harbor and Vernon.

WlANTnElD—IEvery man. woman, and chiid in Charlottetown ls wanted at the League of tho Cross Picn'lc, Juiy 5th. ‘ '

tic Club will prescnt their populur Irish l’lay “Kathieen IMovaureen" in Borden Hall. Ilt‘lionday ovening. July 3. Tickets 50e and 25e.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY—The Longue of the Cross Soclety wish to announce that mey have dis- covored just tho siickost spot on P. E. lsland lor holding a plcnic. lt is Carrdls Park and we want every‘body to come.

BAÆE‘BALL AT SUMMER'SIDE. -—The following players go to Sum merclde today to play a team lrom that Town. Catcher, Francis. Pit<

Base Diamond. 2nd. Base Mchch- ern. and 3rd Base, Johnson; short r—vtop, Hlowatt; Oljtfi'eld 'Ganrlclr. Cameron and P. Mchm, T. Cor- rigan manager.

FUNERAL SERVICE AT MONC- TON—«A private funerai service for the late Mrs. D. L. Hooper was held ai. tho home oi! h_er (laughter. Mrs. J. D. M‘oBoath, at 0.45 yes- terrlay morning, Rev. J. A. Ram- say conducted the services and tho hymne. “The Snnds o! Tlme are Sinking," and “Jcsus Sziviunr Piiot Me.’ were sung. The remaim wero conveyed in tho C. N.

THE KELLY'S cnoss Dra‘ma- ly)

chers McQuaid and Kinsman; 1st. -

(L The result of the game was "A"

Bummerstde ls assured orf splen- did horse racing on Dominion Day. The energetic secretary, Dr. W.C iChurch hss been successtui in gel» tlrng tho classes fllded to almost overriowiag. The handsome par ses and tho tact thst the track is in auch excellent condition are no doubt reasons why the races there on 'Dominlon Day have provon so popuflar with horaemen.

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2.19 Ciao...

La. Copia. 2.09%. (Semple Train- ing Stables.)

John 11., 2.18%. (W. IS. ‘New som.) t Aibort J. 2.21% (W. ’MoNeil.)

Kentucky Marque. 2.13% D. A. MacKinnon.

Black Dlamond 2.19%. Steele.

Elastlc Aubrey—Dr. W. G. Cimrch

'Re'xheart 2.13%. (D. A. (Mac Klnnon. ‘

J. S.

2.22 Trot and 2.25 Pacq

Keitie 2.18% (JohnvA. Murray)

Dongnla 2.14%, (D. A. Mac- Kilnnon.) ' A

Nataile Aquilin 2.19% (Il. Kel- _ ' l “Il. Keomah Au‘bi'ey_2.r21.%» (E. Stow art.)

'Lois Guy 2.18%. gers.)

Brenton H.. 2.18%. (H. C. Hoop er.)

(Layton lto

2.35 Trot and Paee. Princess Aubrey (‘McLeod Shan Graco Hostings (J. _0'Brlen. Lyivia Primeùon (B. H. Ramsay.) Dusty Mlller (G. woodside.) Luandn. (Somple Training Stable.) lPaltricia Aubrey ('Semple Train ingIStable. )

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’In order t0 accommodàte horse- mon and spectators a speclal train iras been arranged for. leaving. nt 7 o'cliock lin tho morning and re- turning ut 8 o'clock the' same evenlng.

Junior Baseiiaii '

A very fine gaine oi basebail was was piayed- on Tuesday evening in ‘tlie Victoria Pork between two pick ed teams front "A" and "B" Cour poules of tho 1st P.E.l. Battalionq

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‘Coy. comlng out with 14 runs to

station at 1041:5 and .forwardcd to Chariotlatown. whore intol‘ment wiii bo made.—Moncton imes.

NAVAL OFFIOERS ENTER- TAIN.— Admira! Sir William Pa- kenham. Captain Arthur Dromley and officers were At Home on nard H. M. S. Raieigh yestcrday afternoon to about two hundred oltizens and n dclighted time was enjoyed. Tho Marine band gave a spiendid selcction and the officers wcre indofatigalble m their efforts lo piease. Dancing from 3 to 0 p. m. was. a feature or the enter- tal'n-ment. durlng which refresh- monts were servcd. Lnunc’iies werc waiting t0 toke the guests to and from tho cruisor.

SCOTTISHI cEvLEBRA'TION ——A very large and weii‘ represcnted

Coldbrntion, which takes place a: Scotchhrt, Jiuiiy 19th,. -wavs heid last evening in tho K. o! C. Home. Front lha dlfforent reports of tbe communitles cveryth‘ing la woli in haud ior t'he handllng o! the'largo numbers expectcd. The monument (onnmttee rcported thavt ihe monu- ment was now on the site and wouid be erccted in the course 01‘ .x fe'w days. 'The cntering commit- tee reported thnt tholr and or tho proccedings were comlng along niccly and that they would ’be in a position to cator to the wants or thoso preeent. Other arrange- ments ior tho socond..day were fully discussed and together wlth train and other arrangements will appear in the papers ln the course or n day or so. .

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At Belvedcro Links today at 2.31) th‘ero will be m‘lxed foursomos. nine hoios. meaai piay. tourtacn of- l'icers o! Il. M. S. Raleigh being paired off with ladies o! the club. .At 3.45 a return match 1ms bean arranged betWeen tho olllcors of tho “Raieigh” and the men of tire Club. > Tea‘ will be served by-the lady

mœldem tend li” y .members or the bouse oomm tee.»

——————.o-—-————- It 1s sald tho gaine oi’ golf wns invented by Scotddvlhephords, who. hnving nothlnæ‘else to do. amuser! ihomseives Iby knocklng atones ebount witb thoir crooks. They rnensnrod ofl' ihoir holcs in circies. becauae in ihnt way thoy couid koep watch ovor iholr bords. Tire iiolns worc murkod by a tug oi' wool attnched to a stakc.

BIRTIIB HARDING—«At French River June 12 to :Mr. and ers. Heath ilarding a son. Congratulations. MscKENZIE—Œorn in th-ls city on June 23m, 11122. to Mr. and Mrs. Murdcrzk MncKenzic of 31 Pass- moro St. a daughter. Congratnia tions. '

____________. DEA‘l'ltS .ÜA‘RIRVæ-M ’hor home

l . n mm iia‘glihoïî imam. chamboule

In Boston. (nos ot

her sister. Mrs. dames . Bradaibano. “71.80 pan, Jonc sa. animant n s L, .,.. .M,

meeting ol‘ tlie Scottish Cathollc,

“13" Coy's. 8. "si" .

On Wednesday everzing Mr. J. S. .McCury. “Y” Socretary cxpccts 110 iinenip 'two tesms trom “C” and "D" Co’s lf he can procure throe now bats lto replace the three brov kcn in 1he gnmc.

"A"l Coy. "B" Goy. Pitcher

Pte. Cci‘ilas (Twisty) Ptc. Hess Catcher

Pte. McConmack Pte. Writhe ' 1st Base

Pte. 6.1L Jay Pto. Goodwin 2nd Baise

Pte. P. .Clariuln Pte. ‘McNeiii 3rd Base

Pto. lelngstono Pte. McPhorsor‘ R. Field

Pte Sharon Pte. Camerou Fieid.

Pte. Cheverle Secgt. Hondcrson C. Flcld

Pte. 0. McCasaey .Pte. Arsenault S S.

Pte. E. Dolron '

Dominion ay Sports A‘t Alleg'Weit Grouniis Wiii'iie Big Success

Tire ontslanding ovent of Domin: ion Dny in Charlottetown wiii be 'the athietic ga‘thering under the auspices of the A‘begweit A. A. ‘A. on thelr grounds.

.Th'o entry list holds promise of groat competitlon for not oniy wiii the ieading athletes of lilla pro— vince be seen In action. but a num. .ber of the most notcd tieid ami track perlormors oi‘ tho neigh-bor- ing provinces will ho prescnt. Among thcse it in expoctcd that tho Crescent Club 01 Halll’ax wiii boïreprceentndlby a. notable quar- totte—Trtn Smith. sprinter; Grani dtoimes ,ataçl illill Mloqney. Mari. (lime mitlzllc distaan champions and crosby. Thc prosence or theso men aiono w‘lll ensure splendid work. ïF‘i'om Pictou le eniered l'or tho sprints and polo vauit w‘. Lott, who is la. acwoomer to Charlotte. town but 1s woii-know on Maritime tracks. Len .MoDonald polo-vault champion ol’ thcse provinces ' will probulbly also ha prosent. Other entrants from heyond’the straits are aise expected'. .

Varlcus paris nt‘ this province wiii bc well represenlcd. From Lonnoz isiahd four indiens. ineiud. ing Michacl Thomas wiii show thoir warcs. Ellis ol O‘Leary. inst yoar's sprint champion or Dalhousle University. will ho the choico of many In tho dsshes. l-lo wni .bc accompanled by two l'ast schoolhoy runuers.

'iiugh Cnmnbod of Grnham'a ltoad. who made suoli a ci‘edltablo run at Bt. John inst'year in the flvo mile event. has entercd in tho haif and mile. .

'l'heso inciuds oniy a fcw 01 the entrics.

From the city tirera will hs many contesiams in tho varient; evonta.

it 1s within bounds to say that the cups offercd tor prises consti- tute 'thc (tout lot o! irophies sur _ _ * 4 for consenties in thls rqvince. ’llwo speclain beau‘tll’ui

pralii hs aperçue the best ail— roand' ‘sdnior‘and achodiboy ath- let

Pte. Gardlner

v ,ship. won by Annar MacDougaii.

z cicncy, donated by Mr. A. C, Du.

Ibe glad ‘to iesrn that he is getting

clty.

Gavarnor General's Modal for Gelerai Proficlency won by Harry Foster. .

Rhodes' Modal. duneted by Mr. Smith. Choirman of tho flchooi Bonrd forschoiarship. character. atnietics, and popuiorlty, won hy Gilbert Houston.

Modal donatod by ‘Mr. Moran. principal oi the U.C.C. for great. est improvemont in .penmansinp won. by Kathieen Bourko.

'Five Dollar Goid Pioce donated by Mr. A. A. Pomeroy in memory ot the iate Lleut. Ernest W. Auld. 42nd Royal nghlanders, in lovlng memory ot bis mother. the 18.1.11 Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy. for hilghefit standing in Engiish. won by Anua MaoDougall.

'l‘nno and Ode—Han Dollar prizo donated by Mr. J. P. Gordon for highest standing in Arlthmctic won by Edward Owen. '

Two and OnolHa‘iLDoliar prine donated by Mayor Jenkins te thc pupil standing second in General Proficiency won by Helcn Jamie- son.

Winners oi Trustees‘ Leaving Ccrtil’lcatos—diarry Fostcr, Helen Jamieson, Karthieen Bour'ke, Lorne Wed‘lock. Rut-h Heartz. Anna Mac Dougaii. Edward Owon. Evnngeline Bell, Gilbert Houston. Russeli Spii lett. Mary Rogers. lvan Horne. Gordon. White, Roy Wedlock. Guy Judson. George Mitcheii, Gordon Chandlor, Russell Jones. Vernon Currie.

Trustees Certificats for Penman

(ilrst.)

attendanco and punctuadity. won by Kathleen Bourko (one year.)

Grade IX.—Mr. Gampboil‘a Dopt. Pnlzes Speclal prize for GenerailProfi'

chemin. awarded to Alex. Stewart. Five Dollars. donated hy Rev. H. D. Raymondd’or the boy who. in tho opinion o! his d'eilow pupiis. exercised the best moral influence in achooi and on tho play grounds. won by Alex. Stewart.

Two and One-Haiif dollars donn ted by Mr. J. P. Gordon for high- est standing in Eag'sh in Grade lX. won by Erle Jaimes.

'Prize or tive dollars donated by Roya'i Edward Chanter l.O.|D.E. for best essay on “The Confeder. ation Conference at Charlottetown in 1864. wlth lts Developmcnts" in Wcst Kent Schœi won by Alun Stownrt. ‘

Diplomas for Gonerai .Efficiency 1. AieXuStowart. '

2. Ala‘n Stcwsrt. 3. Hibbort rSaunders. 4. Bramwou Chanddlr. 5. Fred. Mornis. Certl‘ficxtte flor I’enmansh'p—Erit Jmnes (2nd.)

Attendance Cortiflcate -—— Alian ‘Stcwart (1 year).

Public Schooi Certificats: Award ed by Dept. ot Education . Aler. Stewart.

A'ian stewart.

Bramweil vChandier. Frod Morris.

. lvlihimrt Saundora.

. Morris McKlnlnon.

John MaeLeod.

«Lloyd Jenkins.

. Amy Johnson.

10. Erlc Jnmos.

11. Merriii Crockett.

12. Bertie Currlc.

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PERSONALS

ler. W. G. 'Mouid. manager cl tho Lnnston Monotype 00., Mont- reai ieaves l‘or rhe mainiaad this morning.

IMr. R. S. Sidenius was a pas— sengor outward yesterday having spent tho nost week in tho city on Y. IM. C.‘A. work.

Mrs. W. H. Prowse and her daughter in iaw Mrs. Prowse ol W.lnnipeg. rcturned Monday night lrom a plensant visit to Pictou.

er. Phil Steele who hns bcon vlsiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'Steoie lel't yesterdny on re- turn to Baliimore. Md.

Tho many friands of Master lSl‘yl'c Oimndlcr who has lboen operated upon l’or appendlcltls wiii

along nlceiy .

Miss Kathieon iHornby arrived home lnst night irom the Conser, vatoryw oi rMusic. Haiifax, tu spend the‘ sunlmer vacation with her par. cats ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. J. llornby.

..._...... er. Snm Murchison ol' Seattlev who is visiting l'rlends and rela- llvea throughout tho island spont tho week vlaiting Dr. Aiox. Mur. chison of Clydo River and Dr. John Murciiison. Donshaw.

IMr. and Mrs. Gcc'rgc E. .Shnrp and Miss Eieanor ‘Sharp ielt yes terilny morning to attend tho mar rings or tho ironmer‘s nlcce. Miss aMarerie Ranch dt Basse: to Dt. E. '1‘. Kennedy. 'I‘he niarriago taker place tommow aftcrnoon.

Capt. D. J. a. ‘MmoMllian or Wood ‘isiamis 'ieft l'or home vos. terliny ai't r boing two woeks ln jthe dity. Ê'Ehis captaini came tn the de dock . MacPhoe of Fronch Fort who won taken to tho Prince Ed- werd .lrlaad Hospital for trent- ment. Ho has been visiilng Mr. manne dai-iy and reports that he hu lrnprovedisomewhat Ilnce ententes tho thospltil.

Truatces‘ Certiillicate for porfect ‘

alter h-is son in law Mur- _

Dlplomn Ior Gonorai Prolieianey 1. Norma Jamlesoa.

2. Amy Johnwn.

3. Bertie Currie.

4. Jeauie Johnaon.

'5. Hasel Edsett.

Certificate lor Penmanship—Ber tla- Currie (3rd.) .

Certificats. for Attends ne!

Ethel Biock (2 yenrs.) Bortie Currie (1 yr.) Amy Johnson (1 yr.) Grade VIll.—Miu

Dent.

Mac Donaid'l

Two and a halt ddllar prlze do- nated by ers. John J. MacDonald. for Genorai Profloloncy. won by Percy Eattruy. v

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General Proilclency Certificatea l 4 .44». ‘l V1. Percy Rattray.

2. Fredcrick Black.

3. Btewart MacNutt.

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. Lloyd Dewar.

. Jaimes Camemn. l Trustees‘ Certificato for Penman ship won by Raiph Sterns" (fitth.) Trustees' Centlficates l'or Porfecl Attendonco and. Punotusllity. won by Frcderick MaoLeod (two years); “Maunice Wecka (one yr.); James Cameron (une yr.)