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ef..§.¢°ill§.i“l`.'.“ii'.'§ ..ill'Z..“'.ll".i... Adil.. *°' f“*"'°' P°f*‘°“‘f=" avril “l ti-lir of Deeds for Prince Edward P

Island d bei ill il

an ng e same lan as is

described in a certain deed thereof* 6 from William H. Brown to Owen Con- nolly, bearing date the tenth day oi July, A. D. 1882, being the residence of the- late John A. Matheson, retired Fishery Inspector. _

The property will be sold free from

incumbrances.

our o sncery without expense to the purchaser.

Conditions at sale

w il a

thence |, FIIZTOY Fy ht feet, nc

at right angl- an

one hundred and m Terms 10 per cent of purchase

(I

_ b id d __ I studied much after she was marrie _

place of comnieuce- ____‘_°_’|'_;3_y "fe gaffnce ‘;:“c_::n_‘;?e;_°:__° _gl Ego 'read :i good deal tllougb-mostly

Bolicitor Master in Lllancery 0'

C69 9 2 M23l 50

'£8

,,f

- s Gregor's lots on the south. Also

Town lot in Georgetown, being Lot

No. 6, -ith range Letter G. 84 x 120

. Ford Touring Car in good condition. feat.

V run about 5 months, fitted with' extra

se o s co ers. hal

-A bargain for a cash buyer. ments witll interest at 5 per cent__ Apply to' ' ` per annum, or purchaser may pay all | p

LEO J. LA

Summerside.-

699-_9-3M3lpd. ' -

I ‘lllill roll sill

NE _:il

' ._ _ Granville Sti'e'et. 482»8-2i1MAug26,29,Sept14.

tire and tire carrier. -Shock absorbers chased money to be paid down, and t f eat v

without stock,_ crop or machinery.

eiz-8-3oM'rueTllu3wkspd. __ _

__

Earm for sale at East Baltic Lot S.

46,-'I 1-2 miles from East Baltic Station, consisting of 109 acres in a_high state of cultivation. It is well situated and convenient t'o Church and School, has first class

buiIi_i_ings anddwelltequipped _wi_th ___

mac inery an oni is one o tie _ , _ - lc

"nestherds of cattle to be found __.v__oilds champion milk cows, and are U

in.-the eastern part of the island. dd." - fl" _

Easy terms of Imymenn tiomlry which we are now offering al-

GAWN |..|ARD|N¢;_ most frce to our readers. It ought to

_-The farm will be sold with -or

For further information apply to _ _

.- _ - l ll the owner `

FREEMAN STEWART

East Baltic, R. li. - - Lol-is P. E.l. C

_ _ _ leid in Charlottetown froln the 23rd the

s. s. llrssllill `”I

the following lot of high class Iiol- m

ood its “ilollo Mercenn Dc Koi,” the lt

sive.

The trustees estate of 1 J. Brown ill offer for sale by auction on Tues °° ay September 9th, at eleven o’clock tl’ m

The premises :lt present occupied nr e

EB

eds.

a _

R. BEARISTO, W]

_ Auctioneer.

24-8-30-msttiii.

C I ' ;!_;EPtl:esrlll:come to my room. want

ed

lla

'AUCTION SALE 0F

and 39 Situate on the east side

treet and adjoining ‘McLeod & Mc-

lleddin Bros, Gorr a co odd dw ___ llows, Commercial College, and Of ""_‘_‘;'___°_’_ _vas __m____t_ y______ very hugh

tons Limited _md

I

_ _ alps.

_aieooiooooooanoe

svellsl-1' sxl=l.Alus ro lemons

___ CHAPTER av. V

Whelr I found the little apologetic 0 _

ll to gone, I fairly raved in my dis

appointment and auger. That l should so have humiliated ' myself.

_ _ ' _ und for nothing! I tus`hed'into my

- , ‘ » - _ own room. almost kn_ilckin5 Mrs.

' Gray down as she -passed ln in the

,_ _ _V _ ` hill `

I. -_ Why, _what is it _P" she asked. star-

llsk you a question," I punted. “What is it "she asked with real

ncorn in her voice I had cloisad‘

8 dom-_ I ‘l my eyes. I had graduated from high

"Was she-the first-Mr. Graham’s

Y

she read and study ilfter she was

.,..

st wife. was she awfull smart and

t

d witty. But I don’t tllink she

vels."

ends and. stay at honle?” Why-no-she had a good many lo came here, and whom she visit- . Mlly I ask you why you are mak-

ing yoursclf unllallily over these things, M-rs. Graham?"

"Did she give up all her young

hastily

If yUll gladly

CUM are simpy ing wsy_ you

go to tes

and her

guest, I

_8XlI€ct_ you in Your

Disco as " "rush, without wait lug for any reply. he len me

There was no use id pretellh will.

hinl. I-Ie saw through my every sub tel-fuge. Sa lbather my face, and dressed, then Joined him at the table.

As usual with him, Ile made go ref- erence to what had happene ,~ but talked easily upon different subjects. 'rlloll__ utter we had iililslled our _cor- fee, ht! Stlidi __" _ . -‘ “I will e!plain"tlle course of study;

l have laid otlt'fo'r‘_‘you.” I-Ie drew ‘a chair for me and 'dne for hilnself up to the library lable. _Then he "took from his pdcltetja folded paper' A on` which were a` list 'of hooks, and the hours to'be dovotedto the perusal or study of each subject. _1

Shamed, embarrassed tears filled

school. and had been one of the first scholars in my étudies. He noticed g

_lbout this." - ¢

have anyone know.”

'.v_ould give a great deal if l had the time to take up a course of study.” B

remained away- from Mrs. Barton'i h ind the club he_would have the time ,_

you 'wish

ess

and said: W

“I trust _we are to ‘have no trouble h

know-nothing. _As if I never had dard aged 52 yea,-5_ Sha wagfd

d e

"But it is ss ll' you thought me H. son who passed away on ine above

Pee" t0 °‘7h°0l- I feel 50 shamed U* daughter of the late William Compton.

fo

it was oll my lips to say- that if he sf

___ 1 _

_ » -lN'llllllolilAll

i

on, widow of the late Donal Murclll

of Mllltown Cross, P. E. Island. ullil ‘

“That shows your childishness. 5- pb

eaides a family of three sous and ur daughters -alle is survived by .her ged mother, three brothers and four sters. She was left n willow when er children were quite young but

hrougll ner bereavement and cares

0 J izotnl t ll departed lm

hisnlifemlill Kinl‘_0s;l.BP' lsmlsmnd °"9 me community ls being extended l_o rccclvorl by (llc secretary stated that

e

:ro l\?V§r:;§|I_;g|;?§3 ‘};¥|:gl,;`gl,f](;l§,I:,?:,v_ tion. May ller soul rest in peace. to have, him and 'lt lart of

lillt instead I said nothing-jilsl

“l want to do as _she did. Mr. Gra-

kli

tlon." I answered, my pride upper-

ilt Mrs. Gray realized that somethin

' "' ou

The Trustees Estate! of Owen with me_

Dated this 30", day of Augu,,t_ A_D_ Connolley will offer for sale by 1919_ _ ll ctlon at MONTAGUE on Friday ,H J. D. stewart, K.c. A. B. warburion, 5lh »Sel1toull>sr. . 1919. ut eleven ac

clock .1 m 'three desimbfa lots Ml. x 100 feet each, numbers 10, [ea ,md t0aS|_1me,._

Main Street, west of Sa:kvl‘le fe

lll admired her. I would like to ow all she did to win his admira-

B

tof the ordinary was the matter

I

I determined not' to go down to nner. I told Mrs. Gray my head hed and asked her to excuse me to . _Grahlolrr " I would have some

ln about ten minutes after she had ft me, _and while I sat disnlally

TERMS--25 per cent. of the pur-

ance in five equal yearly instal-

sh if he desires.

___ Th? sl;le(__v_vill be confirmed by the flgllthlilllléill l kllellolll/litsillrllitenisiliglll . . _ _ _

'£P'-_;_-5-f

' -

o steins For Sale

th on

We are offering for immediate sale 0|

cins: _ _ 'th Three pure bred cows. th Two pure broil heiters. .J lc Two pure bred lleifer calves. ,_ Two pure bred bull elllves. `

e a il

These cows are all rich ln the some .W

ed to our present herd sire "infer-

_ Gl‘ahillll's Road. be

3-9-2-M41 “:_lll

' I)

HARLOTTETCWN ’” EXHIBITION TEND ERS

the 27th of September, 1919, inclu-

How (Words Come

_ _ Sometimes words are borrowed bod-

Hl

d words, join tbeln together and like il new one first we separate

prefix, or suffix, from sonle other

_ _ tongue, and add it, after or before,

g;_e__l_‘;'_? _;_f_"_a_l'8(}lIi_5_‘:__l_l_‘_ cowg and we have another new word. Ol'

‘ " " ° hen ll word is too long, we shorten

~l1ecz1use \ve Ellgli-shspcaking pco- ‘

Tllousulllls of new _words are de- ed in Tho New Universities Dic-

sell-cultllre to a very large extent.

The coupon elsewllere in this papcl

f explains the terms which you may

'BOOKS READY TOMORROW

The second coupon appears today,

F11

To Produce Ideas

,_;_.

Hll.ol.oc.ls'rs can READ ills- ~roRv Fnolvl wolllns A couN- rnv uses

_o _

from llllothel' language. Sometimes

root-word is borrowed, oftenest from e Latin or Greek, alld an English ding given it. Again, we take two

m by thc llypllen, but after rl while t is left oul.,..and the\two are mins as ll single word. 'I‘hell,_ we take

are great for saving time. l

in every home, office, workshop stlldy_ It can be mode the means

it. I '

` _-

_ - -1-e,,de,,, Wm be received by the ,,,,_ lilo Hurd will ollnellr tomorrow. ond file Post ome.. of Freetowii ‘ima or

V _ Je_____g___8d__ “nw _md on Monday the then the doors op'-ll to the great ed-

m_ Sept__m__e__ 1919 for me fonuwmg llcatlolial flood Doll't wait for a later

F _ '; * c 'lrivlleges' at tho- ldxhiliitlon to be Chance' eager readers may exhaust

limited supply.

_ 4 l.__ I

- fried softly. - _ 5

“May 1 risk you one question, Evei ‘c att. and will you answer me?" _ 5|

“Yes."

“When you were my age, 19 didn'l

you contented to be with oldel m

voro asked somewhere just with two

'lave felt badly to be told you had to .,

‘lt seems to me you have asker'

hree questions ihsteari of one But _3 I will answer ‘yes’ to them all. But C hat was because I did not know at |, hat age vllat was best for me h What I do for you is because I am (7 irying to make your future, ‘hllppy.‘ t I said no more What was the use’

Y D The next day Mrs Barr came But disliked llei- from the moment l law her, 1nd instead of listening or rying to understand the lesson in Wrench, 1 was thinking of Mrs. _ lloan and her charming niece Mar 'on, and wondering what they 'liollght of me for not coming after

ny promise. __

Had I known Barrett Edmonds vas with them, and that they had ‘ ‘_old hilll"I had accepted, then ex~ :used myself, I would have been

nore chagrined than I was. _

Tomorrow-Mrs. Gray Gives Sandn Wise Counsel.

~},§.` . is-n*'.;`.» " ¢"'"lr

MAIL

the _Postmaster Gpneral, W _lf be re

eyallco of Hia Majesty’s Malls, on 'l

llllstor Gencrll’s pleasure

Printed notices containing _ further

infomation as to conditions of propos ed Contract nlay be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at

the office of the Post Office Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oillce Inspector.

Post Oiilce Illspector’s 0'.ll_<:e,

Cllilrlotetown,_2nd Sept., 1919.

In-rlaur, solicitor ` Notary Pilblls,'ote. ' 1 `|aoNl_v ro Loan .

' llontssun. P. l. I.

'_ _ _

f ' ll. smllllll. K. c. ' lsrristcr, Solicitor llllli .1 _ llotllry Public

c

' 3. For the supplying of straw as

eqnlred. _

4. For selling feed for horses, cat-

tle etc., on the grounds.

In nos. 1, 2, and 4, the highest or

my tender,'and ll;_ No. 3, tile lowest og any tender not necessarily accept- e

1. For-the privilege of catering _

under the grand stanil.~ »

2. For the printing and selling of _ .

l ore cards for the races. _

r

Neiman Block. Charlottetown -

- ll Conditions' may be obtained at the

» -___

For cutting pulp wood at Cape Bre-

ton, $2.25 per cord, for cutting and swanlping, less 75 cents a day board. Men desiring to work by mouth wages $40 to $48 per month with board sup- olled, free transportution.- Camps llll

727-9-4MTllu3i. _;,,--- ~- 1_‘_i:° f 'Ta

a -Hamess

FOR SALE BY AUCTION '

1 :lm lnstnliztoil by the owner to ell by zluctioii lil. the Mark ‘ S 'P

lllled upon to occupy in her holns and

» .W

member~of the Church _ff Scotland ond, having experienced t e blessings

$11 Wallf lilly YOUHE CUYUPUUY? of salvation in her youth, she hadi

ere '

oeople all the time Anfi Wllflll YOU ller through licf- life here. She had

boys your own age, wouldn’t y0l‘ comforts-and sholliive in til uicil v

he fullest assurance of eternal happi-

- - ness. Hel' body was laid to rest be-

But I cried m self to slee .

ltay home and study?" ,~, 4 1

side that ni' her husband in Orwell H

shocked, as \v£'iii"I¢Ilmira nllll vicinity

lil

'tn

V -ntered the home of Peter E. Hollnlld

and carried away the spirit of his bel '

__,____ ___le_cea_sell who was only 35 years oi’

_'-ge had not been enjoying robust

'- ' 'J le

_.5._,__T_____ .___ _ _ _

"-,¢~i"§;‘."‘-' ‘l:'#»"\ indication that the ellil was'appl‘oiicil-I

_'llg, and her-early ilcmiso was entire-i' yginexpected; Mrs. Holland who be-"

~ ` re -llcr nlzlrriulge was Agatha McCol'-‘

wick, daughter of the late l)unc_ln'

rl

SEALED TENDERS all l-’:8Bed to J

o

I

llle resided until her marriage about'

cived lit Ottawa uhtil noo “dll Frida ~lght years ago. She was a most es-

: li. y

the 17th October, 1919 for the con- unable lllliy llavilxg o. lovlilg dlspd_’.,;. V . _ 1

p

_ ion by which she" had endcaroil her-

roposed Contract for four years 0 .l

limos Der week on the route Freelowu hand to build lip' o. beautiful home Rural Mail Route No. 2 from the Post .vllere together with their siilzlll loin.

t

>y_llome lifenwllen the sad end came il

D _

zillle of her iiezlth nn also lerforll

.l

v

rar and near, many from her old D . _ _rlbutes were many and beautiful,

lent by friends of all denolllllllttiulls.

- Heslde

four small cllildron the eldest about. .

_ vldowed mother seven sisters and

three brothers, two of her sistois

trengthelled to illl the place she was

which followed she was wollderfully ge

were visitlIlK.her at the time of ller'_Il.oosevclt, today, made public ll deg.

th Her romdins were laitl to rest patch from secretur of

` there to await il Glorious Resurrec tile

MRS' DQNALU MURCMSON tion A good wifc and loving matllor Victoria, Brltisll'Columbia, with pm.;

gone and the aymimtlly of the oil- of

bereaved onos in their sad ntllic-' the

Calllidian government. to vim

dell . ' _ Y tile navy in the quiet cemetery of St. (_-olulllba Daniels_ accepting the invitation from

B' the Pacino fleet. The invitation

Canadian Government would like

I the fleet

__-_~ visit Vunr:ouver_:llld Victoria, Secre.

IC. lll lllll

' tary Daniels -despatch accepting the

tation l’illlows-"Please inform ailiun Government that I will be

Cu lpleasoil to visit Victoria and will ar-

'rive there with Admiral Rodman on

- _ tho-New Mexico and a division or iles.

_ tl-oyers about noon September llth,

(Special to The Guardian

\VASHlNG'I‘0N, Sept. 3.-Acting cretary of the navy. Frunklill D. Ml"

and

leavc about live il. m. next day, __ -_-_________..

a»rd'| llhlment cures garget ln cow;

. \

sewhere Silo ns a consistent

ore than human strength to_ sustain

aen greatly blessed with splritllill

8 1( _‘y

f all wllo knew ller as one wllo was ble to rejoice in tribulation. Know-

ing as silo did the love of Christ ller

aviour, her own heart went out in harity to the poor and needy. Iicr ome was -the centre of unstintcd ospitality where she ministered with hrlstian love. She passed away in

end cemetery. The services were

.onductod b'y her pastor Rev. Ewen . .VIacDougall. Sincerest sylllpatlly is ‘ felt for the family in the loss of their

levoted and loving mother.

(Examiner please copy.) M

MRS. PETER E. HOLLAND ‘ ‘

___

Seldom llasl the community been so

August the 18th, when it bcolllllc

E* ___,»-its ._.._l“ _ `

1-.I ' 1-- “'_- ,.4

- - ~ ‘ _ I

T hreshels an

d Cleaners

.We have a limited supply__of the well known HAIL MANUFACTURING _COMPAitY’S

Threshers and Cleaners for slle-_-all with Bar Cylinder

and other latest improvements. Call at our, show room and sec sample, and get our prices for cash or on easy terms to

suit customers.

BUY N OW as we expect our stock will be solil out early

in the season. ' ' _

A. HORNE & C0.

729-9--itllsniri1l_

v I L

oved wife to the grclft Beyiillil. The

alth of late, however there was no

ll

cfiornlack 1_1 former resilient of St. eori§o's Pzlrlsli removed with her rl

rents to the onlie.; states wilt-rt-__

lf to ull. Slle had assistell- her luis-

y they enjoyed the comforts of hop- ‘

er beloved Pastor Rev. R. J. Mc- ollnld was nt ller bed side :lt the

d | lcd

e illnerlll services and the last slid tes nt the grave. Tile funeral was za. ery large one, friends coming froln

arisll in St Georges Tile flnml

s il rliscollsolate llllsbnlld mid

own that the Angel of death had '

311- " - -,.__- L- '47 M.

Tractor Dem

onstra-tion

_At_- 0’Leary

ON TUESDAY, SEP

llllllll ilu

This DeindnsimildnV is given by the

I. H. C. TR

ACTOR

, . ~ u

And ls open to outside Com

petltors. _ All interested

kindly invited to attend."Should day prove unfavorable same will be held on first fine day following. ' _ _

SAMUEL KENNEDY, Jr.

1

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_ General Agent for P. E. Island Y

l` _ "" ;1 _(___ ____

l,

Plllvllg sill -

EASTERN STEAMSHlP~ LINES. INC. A

-INTERNATIONAL L'lNEf- '

lrsnoll Oillos, Georgetown

Office of -

Molloy to Loan on Rosl Estate

E; ‘ ` _

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec’y Treas_, Charlottetown,

evlrand good. ' 5

For further information apply at

Elllllloyment Service of Canada iomlllcllclng at 11.30 o‘clnck. t

' M‘i\l‘kBt. Bllildlllif. l 1 horse, 1 double carriage,.»rubher U

_ Charlottetown, _-

‘ ` 71!

tire, 1 single carriage, rubber tire,

_ P. sl. island i

P. E. I. 332-s-19-Mor. - ..

~ - lv. alospdsy. ~<. o._ ' _

I Dr. II. W. Mcllinnon- ....=-e===.m_ =..=

VETERNARY BURGEON Office, 180 Kent Street Opposite Moroil Hotel Tolspllong 104

g _ _ .

= _IIRBIIIITOII & Slill

lsrrishrl¢ Attorneys, Notary Pub- lis, lb., lolloltora for Canada lank A_o§Qs__|ltlo_|l lsnk of Msntroal,6an- ado, Permanent Mortgage Corpor

l>

` lollsoll sl nurrll -

_ llr_rl'stel‘s and Attorneys

lolloltoro for Royal lanll of Canada ‘ ' ‘ ‘ HONEY T0 LOAN

label

~’l_¢l.Bll dlclllllol _i__.'» Alhmoyon-law ` I ella lloysl sink sullen.; _ _ .ossrlomup.l».l.l._ ‘

` ; ` ~l\l.BOPl BBIITLEY

_ lltlllraelffelow -’

Pure bred Clydesdale stallion Plat.

No. 10 Registered No. 15158 sired by Crown Rights (3862) Dan Craicll-

m°l‘0. Mayflower No. 31527. This w

horse will make the season -at the -owners stable at Nine Mile Creek Brosiit every Friday. Begiliing May Oth

and Produce Co. Stables, 187 Cl-eat George Street, Charlottetown. ' mferyxortlllgllt beginning Moy 1-alll lle will stand at M. J. McManus"

stable, at New Haven over night, ' FR

Terms eight dollars for season secured by note or cash. ‘

“P Crown” MONDAY-Leaves Montague,-'@.I.

he will .mid st the P_ sl, l_`1-my 1-H

e. qulli

on l-‘riilay the :'-:ll dey of Septelllbvr

R. BEA'lRSTO.

Auctioneer

Service

8.8. SERVICE BETWEEN PICTOU

AND EASTERN PORTS OF P. E. l. FOR SEASON OF 1919, VIA 8. 8.

HARLAND.

7 a.. m.; Lower Montague, 7.45 p. m.; Georgetown, 8.15 a. m.; Murray River, 11 a. m.; Murray Harbor North, 12 o’clock, arriv- ing at Picton, N. S.. about 4 p.m.

EDNESDAY AND SATURDAY-

- train from Halifax, calling at

Beach Pt., Georgetown arriving

a. m., calling at ' intermediate

ports on way to Cardigan, return-

a. m., Murray Harbor Bouth_8.ll0_ ` a. ln., arriving at Picton about I1

ln .

o/inlsl. lv. 'rAvl.o'll.

For further particulars- write.

CHARLOTTETOWN P E I

" ¢

722-9~3?M3l. ` _

=. _ls--* _'!_~ ‘ . V

. 0 . I 1 I l

The well known business stand at _ _ - _

- ’ North River Corner. This is an up- ` 1 V _

_ f°~‘l°*° °°“°lY “md being eoulvvell

_- with electric ligllt pin-nt and heating - '

system. _. '

make you- a _competent pi- _

Leaves Pictou on arrival of noon IOC. C0l1l`Se Of flying f0I‘

Aero Club Certificate, un-

... Montague an ,.. ..._ der reliable instructors, co_r- _r URBDAY-l»°"°= M°11l°s“° sl 3 respondenee course in tech- _

_nical instruction, 'directed :___ w______ ______ ___________ ___ ___ _

f_';_§_ 1_1 _§:_<;_'_1§_l;_°°l_‘;;\__§_l°_§‘_\;__t_°'°“l“l by flying men., alidmlrable ‘ " """”°“ ’

_ price of/wood the i d

IDAY-Leaves Georgetiown‘.l'¢'8.80 landing held' Flights' Oli ra B enough woo

Run lay Dayiliht Savill# Tlllll-E E __

,or

The DeVcre Aviation will

write for. particulars. ...

old furnl

ure will be held at 226 Euston St., 9

buggy 1 set sliver mounted lllll lfchmk `" m' also Tuesday 9"'

ess. `

cmlnencing on Monday Sth nt 10

,

premises.

731-IH-m3ipd. _ ,_

CROWD? _ “me

80 acres of good land only 20 chains

I0 - lille Archibald Gillis farm. one third

. Also for sale two milk cows and one - Dsdriek Hay 'Pross.

A private sale of llousell

__

Horse, Carriages. arid .';:.__’l:;:..a‘.:t“..;'lf..zs;"lf:;@f.§..::'.l _

\ _ . I

/ .

2

For further pal/ticulars apply on `

F. H. MAGARTHUR,

-North Itiver.

roll -sill

m Richmond Station, known as the

t.his"lsn_d ii covered with hard and

the land to pay for it. Land will wld on terms to suit purchaser.

/.l.

~ - ‘ ` _ -. __ `-.".‘ -f' fl. ;.'I',`_“l`:_

' ` Hi" 1 -1 '

__ _ _ - _ _ _ _~ - _ _' `__ _ -_da

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVIC-

BT JOHN AND BOSTON

_*_ D-

o

Steamship 'Governor Dlngley” will leave t John every Wednesday Bl

ll m and every Saturday at 6 p m (Atlantic time) ___

The Wednesday trips are via Eas tport and Lubec, due Boston 10 a -

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