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H " Commencing, Tuesday, June 13th, westbound.

_ “ Sunday. June 11th, eastbound.

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NEW trains via NEW route through NEW country, making NEW links between the Atlantic and the Pacific

I '- Connection from Halifax, Sydney, St. John, with

, QUEBEC-COCHRANE-WINNIPEG.

Quickest Time Shortest Route

“WESTERN-NATIONAL" “NATi0NAL-ATLANTIC"

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Dp. Quebec 2.00 p. m. Tue., Thur., Sat Dp. Wlnnipeg'5.l5 p.m. Sun..

Tue.. Thu.

Ar. Cochrsne4.10 p.m. Wed., Fri., Sun.Dp.CochrsJle 7.15 p.m. Mon., V, Wed., Fri. Air. Winnipeg 4_.`80 p.m., Thu., Sat., Mou.Ar. Quebec 9.10 p.m. -Tue.. .Z Thu., Slit. '

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'$110 "NATIONAL" west-bound The “NATIONAL” ealbllonlld ’ ’ '

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fp. Toronto 10.45 p.ul. Tue., Thu.. Sat. Dp Winnipeg 5.15 p. m. Sun.,. _,

' ‘ 'I`ue.,' Thu. ' Ar Winnipeg 4.30 p.m., Thu., 8at`..~Mon., Ar Toronto 12.05 p. m. Tue., " Thu., But.

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For further particulars apply,neazest Canadian Govern- Rye. Ticket Agent. `

Getting Trainor on

Plumbing Job

stathree things you, can always count on when '~| '~ we' huh "‘9,¢;,|¢y of

get _rainor to do V001' Plumbing.

Service, Expert Work manship, \

will _ve you rfectsatis- get ‘llsipors ntieen on your‘*~

Trainer,

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terdsy was dismissed, it being his' first offence.-

FRESH Fi8H.- Get your fresh Sal-

mon. Halibut and Mackerel at the Charlottetown Fish Supply Co.. this morning. Z‘-104%-13M1\.

NE CHARGE OF GHEESE FAC-

.- Gunner Adrian Mclnnis of

5 Siege Battery is taking fcha_`_\’80| lo Park' Corner Cheese and Butter

manager Mr. J. S._.3C_ousiuS., _ , ' ' ' ` I _ _A l ._ ¢_Hs,ssAltr:+_-_ple <3, p. s. smut lvervqs today for ictou where she

ll gp on, the shi? to be fitted with a

new propeller. pon her return tile, steamer will resumdher work of _sup~ plying the light-houses. '

SOCKS APPRECIATED.-Lieut Al-

lan wishes to acknowledge a fine do- hntioll of socks from the Red Cross Society at t‘ove Hoad and Brackley Point, 26 pairs from tile former and 1'! airs from the latter, for the use of glo. 2 platoon. The boys certainly appreciate the kindness shown them.

PROPERTY SALE.--The property

ot the late Sergeant Dennis Doyle at Green Lane, City was sold nt Auction ill front oi’ the law courts building yesterday by Mr. R. Beairsto. The

of Delllois Bros., whose bid _ was $965.00.

COLLEGE CL08ES.- The Union

Commercial College closes for the term on Thursday, June 15th at 8 p. ln. when the Diplomas, Certificates Medals, etc.. woll during the term will be presented in college rooms. Ameri- can Consul Pierce will address the graduates. 307-6-13M1i.

SOLDIER ILL.-Yesterday after-

lloon a few hours before the time ap- pointed for the final parade of the 105th Battalion Private A. Caswell. Kcllsingtoll, a member oi' “(2” Conl- puny, was conveyed to the P. E. l. Ilospltal in the ambulance. l-le is ill, nllffcrillg with an affection fof ille lllllgs. wlllcii will make necessary ills tliscllurgl- from the regiment.

»ENLi8TED N POSTAL SERVICE.

-Mr. Tllomas Burnett of the Chur- lottetown Post Office Staff has enlist- ed for overseas service in the Cann- dinn Postal Corps. He will be station~ cd for the present at Aldershot. Mr. Burnett is one of the most popular and courteous men in the Postal Ser- vice arld will have the best wishes of his many friends.

I. 0. 0. F. GRAND LODGE-Frederic ton is to have one of its. largest coll- vcntions in history in August next, when the Grand Lodge of the Mari- time Provinces, Independent Order ol Oddfellows, meets there , says the Gleaner. ll-pwards of 800 or 1,000 de-

afteruoon at 5 o'clock.

_some mlm: l-loss.-A pal-ty or

-sportsmen from ‘New Brunswick who llav-.l lleen on s fishing trip to the eas-

town yesterday afternoon for Moat Cove. C. B., to repair the Cable be- tween that place and the Magdalen

islands. The Cable has beeu`out-'of' working order for two years. Alter"

Gu ueuB° “° i"l'°, _ ' " up all around'._ _ -__ __

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his $85119 l:l°E`l%T`iw;;\ty S<=l1°°l f°f

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Flctory during the absence of`the‘

purchaser was Mr. Francis McQuuid.

i€l‘l1 Dart Of the island took away with them, according to their own Story. over seven hundred trout. a total weight of about live hundred pounds which they shipped through by freight :f_<;;t= J0l\rl. 'Polk about your gullla

alastun school for May. orslle vI.- 5§*§ig‘i{1mmagl.l6.la lllltlstllllllll-ll__\l=='1"*'\°“ ls the talldillé or tl`le"pul»ils of A

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ls the stanolns or the pupils or Doll- lilsillelallfllisadliysr §‘0l¢g».°$ lllltniie I.-_ - . s-cH_§,o,_- wo,,‘K_;, ~»‘|~h1,. ¢,,||0%¢_)__ “A1lt\r°f$g,={§1““ ,,,,,,f;~,,,,,,,,"‘,‘-,W .;,

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Long /Point; _

sem at ohio. clly at Toledo. |.uc 't"

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completing this job tile steamer will proceed to 'Anticosti to make repairs to the Cable .between Meghsstic .spd

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montlll of May. Grade V1.-_ 1 EWU” Holmes; 2. IB8\§9\;.!‘l¢f\’“°.92 3- Jignle 'Holmesfv Grain' I gi/l;Tl!¢lll`Jl\lBtl1will/:ln ' 8; 'smn Nea-50'” . '3, 'lllorfon . Holmes. onlne lll.-1,__,1\*r-all A i`s,r;i2_» CIWI? om csrrnll, orllagst.-5_, _ \¢i,I,i1>\\!T*;',_an=fll..ll__l.l¢l§»»_i_=:___ 3

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tended to naLnmls,lldes_nntl sheen: I ,M4 muy dsofmdiemoforoversyssri mms at which did good. had about Gin Pll N4

them. Ind

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1. Stella Morris 2, Mao Morris I ntC.ll3§ltgst?:BLl»2|K>e‘°r 'ge i Ru til .Sc 1 fd? the month D & Chemicdcm I

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"ol~aa§_» v.-1. céaslls Dollglul; z,‘§§'-,id l‘ATA&“H‘WRF?'¥;Y`¥HWKi§T onlne v.-*£9* f1t`olAlla nsllt . T2 3 'Liur .Courtg 3, Margaret Stewart.| E ~E_Y'j " .T.`."`- ,".`%_"` ",-`-7 ‘Stem ;l|10|||n¢g. 3, Janie L.sP_age. Grudé IV.-1. Annie Bowlall. Grade ¢,,s"_",'§';“’5,\_f,°f,§"° '“”|$°d °"b'"A°_°f)l“g‘&f_`.p'°°‘ 'Grade IV--_1 Victor Buhtafn' 2. B05'

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Ill..-1, Thomas Dougan; 2, John Ar- -ct S not member' J ' sie Stevelison- 3 Lorne - Stevenson. .

bins: 3. Resale Msunllllsla; 4, lilllryi *5‘“‘”"`" "" ‘“ f"““B°”' `ol-alle lll`.-1,' nina lalrage; 2.' Cyril iilacllollald. Gr de ll.-1, Fred' ,' , ‘ . '\°"RY Pwnc Toolllbis; 8, Milllcent Mutch. Grade Lynch; 2, Louis lciorris; 3, Patrick ,|f¥§:f;|,(Qf,',°§l,'f;‘f,',f§'L",!f'§'5§;'gf',‘;§ i.-1, llelen Bulltain; 2, Ida Toombs M0l`l'iBi 4. Rebecca Bowlnn. Grade System. Sendlorhszimmlialsfree. _3, Eva Stevenson. Perfect Attend- I.-1, Harold Court; 2, Harrell Arb- ~ _ .. . _ . . _ ‘ ;_ st _il iioliings, Bessie Stev- ing. Best attendance and pullcluality gomby ,||Fi)¥I,S£,t\h§;,{§&(Q"1°hdq0'/ ` ilillggll, ldae'l“lionlbs, Cyril Toolnbs Laura' Court' ' Hall's FlmilyPil|sfo1' constipation. ‘md Hale" Bunmin'

Hair Dressing _

Shampooing, Singelng. Scalp arrest-

ed Combings made up. Hair Goo s Dy- sing, Facial and gloves cleaned .--by Mrs. White, Queen Hotel. 9440-4-26-Mtt. . I - l I

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legates are expected to attend thcl convention. The convention is to

open on _August :ith und will continue for four days. th sessions being held .ill the Provincial Normal School Building, the use ol’ which has been granted tile Grand Lodge ily the Pro- vincial Department of Public Works. Tllerc are four branches oi’ the Grand Lod-ge that; will be in session, the Grand Lodge. Grand Encampment. Canton or the Patriarchs Militant, llllli the Grand Assembly of the

PRESENTATION T0 LIEUT. MIL-|

iNER STEVENSON.-Yesterday after-_ _noon Lieut Milner Stevenson of the |106th` Highland Regiment was pre- lscnted with s handsome Waltham 'Mllltsry wrist watt-ll by the charlotte.

govgn (_lutl;rdian. k Mr. Sgevenson was u scrp on cer on te Guard an staff when the war broke out and wasl one of the first to volunteer for active

service. being sent to Canso with the

Artillery Company of which he was 11" member. Wllell the Company there was disbanded. Mr. Stevenson was one of the first to volunteer for the 105th Regiment. and quickly rose to be..Sergennt ill the Adjutant’s office. 'ills ability was recognized by llls su-

a_co_lnmission for which he duly quali- fied, and wus. sent to Summerside to act ‘as Adjutant oi' “C” located there. Mr. Stevenson is Q smart. intelligent officer wllo has made good in every position he has filled, and his friends anticipate hearing news of his further promotion when he gets to the front. atv is -.

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For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years

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cleaning ladies white-kid cloves. Letushsve yours.

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The biggest value---the most

outstanding offer---the closest price named by any concern in C-‘anada from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Just think of the comfort, pleasure, and enjoyment

that one can get from a Lawn Swing. Fora sun bath or an airing-:1 quiet read, or a place for the men folk-to smoke, and the women to do fancy work, there 1s_nothl_ng nearly so nice as a Lawn Swing. ` ’ ‘ This isa big full size Four Passenger Lawn Swing (which means that it will carry six children). It ls ma_de throughout of good quality hardwood, every part painted, sdats and swinging llprighis varllished in clean, natural color. The construction* is mai sive throughout, every part is bolted and bracld. - I t is strong, -rigid, well balanced, light running-zl valuethat challenges competition. Complete wllll bolts and braces; also instructions for erecting. Price .__..$5.89

- ‘ ` (Lawn Swings in Furniture Department)

P-in the Price to this Ad--

-Qrder at gnc., by Ma,|.._ Complete with Bolts, Nuts and Brace

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/ H656-This is one of the biggest _Hammock sur- ' l *\ prises on this age; this hammock ls 'even lar89\‘_

than many solcl) a great deal higher in' lJflC@$ made in

. -‘ ` attractive assortfdfullbrlght stripe DHt_f€1'U5- Can' , vas weave, size 76x32 inches; finished with Stuffed

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Hhlllldredi 0f Style. beech stock, frames E

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painted red or green, balanced ln natural finish, varnished; seat and back securely screw- °d_t° frame; length 3 1-2 feet. Price ................. $1.45

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fortsble and serviceable hammock couch for outdoor slee n and loun

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l hu. 9" ~ , A `.-_._ ‘ ‘ _ _ 'Elle ing. 'Tile materials, workmanship ani construction aroma but ig ig pq§

' Ho n ' Br'“l‘ llibls'to procure at this Drice. it is one of our biggest- lqaii Gi-dsr values.

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- _ . _ _ _ 0676- Matrssses. steel spring trams and hanging. chains nompiitts

b without csnopy top or outside steel frame. Price __ ______‘7_”,

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