r. r:n.'r“`l

[BT

of Foreetme of Charlottetown

expected to be present.

rates on regular trains coming in- oi the 16th good for returning on the

train will leave Charlottetown at 5.15 p. m. of the 17th the regular train for the west at Sn1nmerside.Fare from from Summerside $1.00, from Elmira $1. 3o, from George

Murray Harbor $1,oo and from intermediate

to Ralf Court Meeting, and before the secretary at the meeting.

A. D. FRASER.

ii,ll,l4 High Secretary,

' ,_ _Q1 1

Perfex Spark Plugs,

Gasoline, Motor Oil,

A' I Pertex Vibrators,Rajah

Albany Grease, Dry " _ __

Cells Columbia, Cell A

. gspnk 1>1..g.,R.a and

_ -_ Spark Plugs, Water

I Connectors, Electri¢ . Huge’ _Water

Wire, (primary and sec- Swops,

°ndary)‘Amm°terS’ 0 bnretors,

~ ers,” Bronze Silaitiilg,

Steel Shafting,`_Bron‘ae

- Spark Coils, jump and

SUPPLIES O

Bronze Lag Screws, Brass Pipe and Fittings, Iron _

f Pipe and Fittings, Gasoline Copper Boat Tanks, Gas-

oline Storage Tanks, Gasoline Pumps, Copper Gasoline _ Pipe, Priming Cups, Packers for Gasoline Engines, Combination Stern Bearings, Plain Stern Bearings, In-_ side Packing Boxes, Magnetoes, jump and make break _ spark, Stillson Wrenches, Trouble Lamps.

Bruce Stewart £5’ Co .1 V

Q __ '_ 4.

| 1:-_

.1-af. ,a

'Premier 'Position ' " ‘ if

The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life Assur- f ance Companies now having over $l44,oo0,ooo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income of over $12,000,000. Per rates

and plans apply to ~ "

E. R.. BROW i

Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I

3 1 _q in ' A

P. E. I. RAILWAY

Onmmeneing on April ltth. 191|. the trains ol this Ballvrav will run follows'

...°'l‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar- ... dlnacanbcontalned otW.A.Jo\m-'Ulu atoi1e‘e, lontagne; ‘ '

A-U

MORNING DAILY Gust- _@5011 dian can bepbtained at li. J. lr* CMH bon'a Drugstore. Souris. mum

...°SOURIS.-Bt.- Albnlfl Cl\lll'¢-ll. ...‘TEA--TUB Souria, aarvieca will be held on Bun- flfaryfa. Pldliq

inlet-

column.

Hill'

Bt. hold 1 1701

daythe 6thinst,.at 11a.m.,and 1

D. Ill _ ...-Nsw nasmascn.-ur. 1.. 1|. _ ._

unsound rdbldmco or on .saaurnumd on

Mol-ell, la doing the concrete wol1l.B.

not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry

.°C D

McKinnon. Montague, is building a a boarding 1.- __ , _

arch Btrectrgonrie, above lf”abon'a . our

oi Main Street. llr. Georgellodper, drug-¢torc.'_ 1'- ' '_ 'f74‘7°5“U-` P y

_-1 ‘ I

.__°sUBscRInEns'snoul.1 renew n on _

week or two beiore the time they I-Iall on the 10th imt A chance to

have paid for has expired and thus get

date. ..

--' the

1-anal. 3

ECIL 'l'QlN8ii_lND has opened

H14!! stable on

auction sale at the Montague

some article you need cheep.

_ ~ _ ($7-4M6l. e

.'SALE.-Everyth ng _ oilersd at. auction' sale at the Montague

o1>1=oR'rnNrrv.é.r.ook . »_-one for h

, . ...__

_ .Dunlap ééf one by `boy1ng_xouf mens

audi. only the” bein quality of Beef, Veal. Moffon.~I-.=lm`l?'=nd

break, Conneeiic- R lit Plug Coils Propellers ‘

Carruthers, Montague, is having two ity,

smaller ones in the (rout of his fox. f

the North Side considerably damaged _ during the recent gale, and fishing so oor that some of the factories in

commenced lan

place next Wednesday at the beauti- ra ful home of Mrs. Joseph Campbell.

by the ladies.B. the

good day's sport should ensue; 2.19 Class-Hilda'S, 2.20}; Ginger, 2.20;

2.30 Trot and Pace-Ferndale, Ferron JO

-- '9th.

...*FUNERAL HELD.-The funeral

...°IMPROVEMEN'I‘S.-Mr. J. W. _Hall on the 10th iso( the beet qual-

and everything __n1ust be sold. _ .

large plate glass windows replaced by Don't miss it.- ~-- 49-7-4155i-].

exchange. It adds greatly to the ap- .._°RAGES, July ,7th, Vernon. The pearancc of the building.B. managers will have several special.

A police _on grounds, and any persons

...°FISl-IING.-A visitor to Clean acting in a disorderly manner will be

Springs reports thc Fishing gear on dealt with according to law..

42-HH”--,... ..-.~ -._».»~r~:*.. '. .1 ... . .-'.» ei

*i* _ 1 lin

pr ...’RACE8, July 7th, at Rlverside.;' _ that vicinity have shut down and Two special trains will leave Char-

ding their traps.° lottetown, one at 10.15 a.m. and one H

_ at 1 p.-m-_ Fara_ 50 cents for Vernon.

...°GATHERING OF THE CLANS, Also a special from Murray I-larbor=.a

The annual Campbell picnic takes lcacxs ani; gig a.m. and ret;1£'_1;_;\hl‘t;i‘;‘T'1813-Joseph W. Briggs, first. super-

‘ ____ n

Everybody is invited to come - nnd ...*ALL SHOULD call at the slgonwg

partake of the good things provided tazuesgalllmnin ';';1;o<;::t_orx§dn;sp¢;Z£qi- ds-,;_Andre.w-_ .H Reeder. _ former

-- the articles to be sold there by auc-, _B

neue s., Harry L_, Ruby N1., Torn.-open to inspection in the hall on Brazilian. Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sth and

in the afternoon 49 7-4M6i

of the late Mr. James Snelgrove, who

‘died July lat at Georgetown, took. .Jill place on Thursday, the 3rd, from _ell _the summer home here of his *neice‘,~iil_l iMrs. H. A. Richardson of Toronto, C0 ?and was conducted by Rev. A. J. W.'--114|

,°RACES at Riverside, Vernon. y 7th $25 00 reward will be elv- to any person that will give us urination leading to the arrest or 1 nvlctfon of any parties selling li- or pn or near grounds from waz'

wh1ch,h been one on previous

iBack. Mr. Snelgrove was formerly 1;-.DD

s. M ll

irendent of Charlottetown, but for occasions Also n vortnln hotel In

s vicinity is _.being watched. W

jwith his. sister, chalets Mrs. cnpt. have Bot private spotters and, any- ;Malcolm McDonald of Georgetown- QM. CBUZN Vi0l&.UHg_l_»he law will be 'G. ` lo

inevernl years past has made his home thi

__ .,__ .,,,_ V

...'EXAMINATION-The public exw 1

tcrnoon of the same day Follow- V

'. r\ .1/"'T."T'

dged in Queen’s County -Jail.

42-7-4M2l.

amination of the'Georgetown High . . . .-.’WAHNING-- The manailefii Of ‘School was held at`the school on. .fh€.~IBC§B_ |01' ,»,ll.}1_Y; _7th _Bt-_ Riverside ‘Monday morning, June 30th, and track, Vernon, has a ppotter__to_ look lthe closing exercises and presentation~'Qftel`~_¢B!Et3l“ .SILIAIL Jhulliutss,-_places, lol prizes in the Town Hall in tbe~~€UJl`°S. h0¢°lli' cf»0.-.- ln..th0_»Vi°iDif-Y 0! ;af `- . . 0&_l..RiVer,‘»-Ki_l).view,..Cherry Val- .ing inthe' prize -liet:- Principal-'s Um-.lay esd.»Vcrnon.-.thst..wc_,k;1ow_. ._ has lpartment., Mr. H. G. McCarthy-Go\r.~,»solt`l intoxicating drinks on previous iernor General's Bronze Medal for_;I‘_a¢j£,d§\YB. We know already_,cel:tail1 .General Proficiency-Adele Smith. Dartlos that bsYe_- supplies _on hand |Si1ver Medal for General Proficiency, .for _the year, Any person or persons idonated by Mr. T. W. McDonald- found guilty of- selling any intoxicat- Adele Smith. Second Prize for Gen- ing- drinks this year will be dealt

eral Proficiency-Mary McPhee. Prize. with to the full extent of the law. for English, donated by Mr. J. D., ~_ 70-7-5ME1l. §Stewart-Edna McDonald. Prize for.; iMathema.tics-Harold Keeping. Latin ...°Mr. John _Mu11a1ly_ Som-is Wegg iand French-Mary McPhee. Writing-_-,accompanied by his daughter lliggg }Adcle Smith. Reading-Genevieve Mc- Laura has just returnedlrnm Mon. Phee. Application-Stella Morrisey. ~treal where they visited his daughter

'tion-Edna. McDonald His Rev Sr, St, Helen' gt pat;-i¢k's

READ DOWN

Daily ex. Qin.

Daily ex. Bun.

Daily Daily

STATIONS

OX. BX Bun; Suu.

READ UP

Dail! ex. Su n.

Daily Daily ax. ex. _Sun. Sun.

UB8¥o'$,t

5v9~”Fnwr=F? ssaaansnaeeg

:= F

P. M, P. M. 8.00 A 10

rg; Pfcv-.-°9~_°.'-_ 5,- .-,-fzsceasza

Ba Sul:

pppmqb S8335*

Lv. Oh‘town Ar 9 55

Hunter River 8.31

meraid Jc. 7.45

ensi n¢ton

ar Bummersids iv

55* FPP-?Fv-rrF2? S¢8 €82SS8g=B833§i§ E

._ ._ . rs §se§Eea§ g e§§i§;=

lv Bummeralde ar Port Hill

0’Lsar£ Ar. Tignil Lv. Lv. Emerald Jet. Ar.

Ar. Caps Traverse Lv. A

Q Us o

,_ 3?

Lv. Oh’town Ar Mount Stewart Je. Hornll Sf.. Pet_er’a Ar. Bourne Lv. Ar. Elmira Lv. Cardigan A d°°'ii'$'"° 1

r. ao wn lv.

A. M. ‘ A. M. Bat. Daily only

Sun.

P. M. A. M. l.l0 Lv. Ch'town Ar. 10.00 4.5 Vernon River an U5 Ar. Murray Harbor Lv. 6.30

ex. Hat. 1!

"` - - ...‘s*‘:i’ 55§*F;§re§e;

A P.

run rv?-“FF can u=ss%¥F

P. M. Bat. only

DPP' ere;

pina, lfu

5.25

'mi P. M. 1'. M

Composl . - . tory-Adele Smith. Junior Class? Academy. General Proficiency-1, Bertha Smith;

eral Proficiency, Silver Medal donat- d b Mr T W McDonald-Alice Mc- '

Phce. Application-Charles Miar. nv Dept III Miss Belle McPhee: Gener-.

Murphy. Junior Class:'Gcneral Pro- ficiency-Edwina Hilchey. Application

-Sybil Skinner. _ Writing-Kathleen '

Manuel. Dept. IV, Miss Campbell: _At°hl°°“ General Proficiency-1, Rose McLean; .‘\m“l- C°PP°l` 2, Florrie McCormack. Application- Am- Smeuefi ileen Hibbett Junior Class Gener B"°°klY“ R- T-

Nellie Stewart. Attendance-Reginald F Jenkins Dept. v, Mins Aileen Mc- Lehigh “ll”

McLean; 2, Florence Yoston. Appli- Im“°i5 CNW- catlon-Helrn white. Attendance- MH- Petroleum

E . : -

al Proficiency-1, Isabel Morrisey; 2, Cinadilill Pncifill

E ie ‘

Phee' General Proficiency-1, Dorinda. _Guit N0Y¢\m`l1 Pid-

2, June Stewart. Progress-Mollie ' NEW YGRK 5 CK McLean. Dept. II, Miss Parker. Gen- ._-_ To S

al Proficiency-Roma Stewart. Pro- l 350° 3-

ilciency and Attendance-Kathleen NEW YORK STOCKS

High

96; 'sq 621 sn 2151 25 146; 123;

Tuesday. July 1sl|..'191a

...

1>.ai. Til i*l°u lan. Au. A. sl. ,

ll. M cEWEN Supeliniendcnt.

A Castle in‘Spa1°nV ‘

a “not in it" with a good substantial, up-touiate steel range in your kitchen. Don‘|

hoard up all your money, building caallea for future years, and in the meantime have your wi e worn out in dai y foil, working with a pnor stove. Th# l"arrner’a wifi: a wall aa the Farmer, need good fools. A few dollars invested now- in an-

Enterprise Monarch Steel Range

will lava the time and temper of ihe housekeeper, lessen fuel and repair bills.

1S. W. CRABBE

Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges

.1 - _ .. A

' N orice to the -Public is

mance mined: new floor 'dim from’ ine mm. ln isbn

y.'|¢,-loioony una use own following mice

`.__§_i ._, ei

1 M'i;'_;.“f*§;

on; 2. John McPhee. Attendance- Melvllle Ross. Primary Class-Louise Solomon.-G.

visiting her old

Solaris on 'l‘huraday.* A

Mary McCormack. Junior Class: Gen- M191 P°°m° eral Proilcfcncy-1, John Fraser; 2, ‘N°"th°\'l1 P°~¢ifl¢ Samuel Yoston. Application-Man P°UUlY1V°Dil

gn.-or Menace, Dept. v1, Miss Morrl- Rwlins

sey: General Proficiency-1, Maude R'-Wk hllllll Stewart; 2, Anna McDonald. Read- 3°\\¢iWl’l1 Pll°l"° ing-Dorothy Doyle. Arithmetic- sugm' N0 S510- Georzina Wehoe. 2nd Class: General U“l0l1 P94550 Proficiency-1, Bertha Mutlow: 2. Em- U- 8- Bull ma McCormack. Arithmetic-Herman U- 5- 3l»B8l Pid- Tnlltle. writing-1, Blanche Morris- Utah Copper

all §E._ gl;

Devon. som-in

. _ f ~ra°'_'e~»g~°#, ,"_~1~,'_~g,- ' _ ' »@$»»‘»

_,_,v___$`;' V _... __~ ,g ‘ M,,,_,,_r

' ' .fl " . _ 1*. .I-I.-e.».‘*i?»”w’or‘!J.fv_f‘,‘.iii»¢`n»'.ilf,', ff; ‘£454.71

. _ . - ' _».- '_'>.`»*.'_l/5 "' rs 97%* K 7 °1"“""<f-.V

A... -_ I '-._ . ~`f.f..'*F.~"==11'fii`*L »5 .§ff?a~..\_.fezf> <

101; 1111 1511 15| ss; 141 sal 104 41|

MONTREA1. sToc

B u High LovnC ras lan Traction BM 84|

EASTERII PERSONALS emma mmm

...’Mrs. Wm. Green, Connecticut, is g2:,'_m8¢r2I %°,:,i,.n

home .

in Bourlp Mmm* st_P”l(sw)m* m cuwtgq ».._ .MT ,1.,|y|_~,¢|,'\

l 9 it o1!»;_,;'.*».. . 0;,

..,¢Mrs. A. Boiltlcr, Charlotte- Manual P°'”. _ 210! ma _ ‘_ V H ` _ L __°` I I an

fl of I -~°-»

virfhl =-»'-._-i;..._; 1'" `-qffm-°`

' ‘ ‘ .‘ " f\||w,7’- E- I- f7-Iatiithenlliipd.

Mexican Northhrn Power

town. is spending a few daya_1n N_ g_ 3 1' 0°” Bouris the guest of Mrs. Bosnian! R|¢|,¢|1mh2°n¢'u.|° ggmsdm ' ' ' ' ~ Bhawinizau -' ` ` »

...'LTL J0il\‘l J. MCDODQIG, “Ulla” Spam* com!! cello. was amons the vlaitora to iqvmmw-B, -. f -... ...

00'lfR)N.*

‘ ...°ilr. W. S. Louaon, Charlotte- > .1 -» »_ _ _ ftdwn. rcpreaentlnl Grcenahislds Ltd, 3,,” ' ' v ' '_i»fE§=[‘f;°,9;?,; was In Montague yesterday on hloaulin- 1.1: :.'.'»»:.._. ,nn uuuux bualneae trip for his tlr-m.B. D”,m|,“...~-_ ...r-_...’ 41.1".. “nut

...*Rev W .D Wilson and lr &rf;`“u“T -~'MmiM'A1l1¢4' li: 1

J. `a _ I a I M “ g _ _“v .. ,.: ,_ ,kg . '

‘my inorhlar to atms% 1'* -_ » ` » ’ 'Ad' "-' if 21;'/._"

_. __ 3 f..',mm,;__V,

'L ng of

KS.

...'RIVERSIDE RACES.-Following tion onthe 10th inst. Your will cer-_ _ . _ _ , _ are the entries for the Riverside tainly see something that will inter- d°"t{°1 "°"’i“"'u°“ 1” 1860' ‘hed m races, and from the names given ll est you. 49-7-4M6'L 180,’

...'AUCTION SALE.-The household -

Ionn Girl, 219;; Chachallin Jr,_ 2,21, furniture and assets of the late Mrs. '

Baile will be"sold by pub-

nnle C. V y 'b '

Jr., Moth Miller, Score Card, Zee- lic auction at the MODf»8|l\l€ H811 011 lot, Tom Brazilian. Three Minute, .'l‘\l\l\'908¥. U16 10*-ll 0! Jlllv inst.-. Ht. Trot and Pace-Commodore Lovat, 2 _o’clock p.m. The articles will be

‘L 1 '. A .' > _ .

I . ' ' ` . e»

ern

laareh; 21-1d,‘Liz-zie Steele and Hut- Quotatmns 1-!'"ni'h°d h7 F- B- Md' - - ~~ vi ~ ~ 'ton' ilalziel (tic). Junior class, Gen- C“'dY & C°~- 31°C* and Bond Bro- f .

eral Proficiency and Attendance-1, hm' M°mb¢l`5 lj‘°”f'f¢°1 350” E1- Hodgson Morrisey; 2, Rudolph Mc-‘ fgazigk 15;. §l°\£n°“d' sf-~» Char*

oz; srl 214; 25 14s; 123|.

111| _ 60|

30 _ Wi 1

146| Sz; nal ll;

is 1.33% .

flti e.a_ o'e¢i 0 0-I-o-;c1a',e.,e'e sr# #H311

owl. When ordering by telephone call 334. _ _ _

',,,',,,,,,,m, A . ta N.. s sl.u.clw

_ Contest Meat Store - ' » 3

_ si '_' le

_ .__i.|ii§.il_i__ii.;_'i_i_f.f _iliiiillil

1'f-ii/-”Ain`o'1é’oiis

léndént' of me delivery system 1.. _ ._B._ ,Post Qtlioe, born in Clermont,

_ Y. D1cd'1r`cb.' za, 1s1z.

C000

'_`0vgiriP|'o'r'_' `o!"',’I@nsas territory and candidate for *Republican vice presii °

'eoease`ee¢_,v_;noe_eecocoa

° as

_"nha1i fo '£1 For .

cqnde_l'qga.,Y ` _ 1: i-785;'-D.’: "1-~Qimrl-99 .Nmiet becnmf the Manxmm`in 0v0iB- Of 1°” rat president 9r__,Dich1naon College. ~ years however. the inhabitants have fli-so9TFll°“ch_ deleated tha Austrianui shed Isoinevof their peculiarities, ow- _t W“g"°“7" “ear V’i'i""“'_ n '_ ing to contact with tourists.

'_ ._ _ Bw-_--_

the-laws that govern Nlanxmen.

neo the House___ol Keys. as the local gislature is called, has of late been

busy in adding new statutes as

milar bodies _ll§0Wl1¢l`¢- t H ll Caine'-._w_§% ` .youth was sP¢“ :he Isle Mani has described any of ¢_hq_;.-lg ” ng customs of

aeooeieeoeeaiooeeoo

lHEHl|MiNPHllIIES$|llN§

eaaoiooeeaoneocvle Jan Kube\ik,`ti1e famous violinist,

Easton, Pa. gzrlpthgre, July 12. was born at Michle, near Prague,

.h '_ . _ l ... v. . J

.ny 5, 1320,

Congratulations toz-

Joseph B. Foraker, former United

1 4 t

States senator from‘ Ohio, |17 years old today. _ A " `

Benjamin F. Bush, president of the

Missouri Pacific Railway, 53 years old today. - ‘

Charles El._Patton, representative in

Congress ol the Twenty-first Pen- nsylvania distrlot, 54 years old to- day. _ ‘ '

NEGRO FARMERS CONGRESS

BIRMINGHAM, Alta., July 4:-

Therc are more negroes 0! ‘ wealth and influence' in l3;ir1niIiitliagx1j today than ever before in the hisbbry of the city. They are here from many secti- ons of the country, to tain part in me meeting ol the National Negro Farmers' Congress. Distinguished authorities on agriculture, both white and black, are on the programme for addresses. The session will continue

three days. -

2 L5 rj; l -i Q

Simi. .BUZUK ~

dating from ancient times are still observed in the Isle of Man, and not the least. interesting of those is the ceremony that will be enacted todny_

. .__ __- aj

lUCCOOlOlOOl.l_l',\llOl

Twenty-live ccnfe. _

_ _GUARDIAN CL

i A alfaaf' Ihaflinaavtion in this collmn.` half cent per word for each continuation. Gael. must accompany order- llmillllll SHUI

lesion. .los I

on Tynwald Hill. Men, women an

Many quaint and cui'i0up_" customs I

Y U -Y. . -- - 2- - _ -_ -_-_ rf _<-_- -fs. ff rf.-.-_'_ _';;fi_‘_i'_1'.;;

5| li

the hillside and listen to the oiiicial who will read aloud tne book of

children from all over the little is ,'

OR SALE-CART GELDING, 3 years old. George Abbott, Union.

~ 41-7-4ME3i.

legal ceremony has been carried out on each fifty of July, except when that date falls on a Sunday, and it still retains most of the novel -fea- tures that make it the most. interest- ing observance of its kind to be wit- nessed anywhere in the world. »

It is no longer possible to read

_ \\"»`-\ `\\\._ . :,

oonl_s»‘s iii i] it mils -'_-/"gs

\\Y'\“~"§ \

.\~<\.\_\\`

:Q 4 \

Malt! laws. 'For centuries this archaic W

~'-;S/

‘ll _»j A

l 1 ‘-\§_:_;\_`5~ Q |`)\§,g _

'"4-Q vc/-‘(7 . L( _

Elm. WANTED. APPLY AT Mo-

housework No washing pply Mrs H E Holi, 85 Upper Prince _ _39-7-4M6ip_d.

ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL F

OR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE, cross, and red idxes. T. G. Ives, Mggaguc. 6-28MEtf.

WANTED

young women between 20 and 35

years of age, to take a. three years

and of the Irish sea will gather on

rename 111:11' ' _ F

and social work included. For lur- ther information- write to Supt., Framingham Hospital, Framing- ham. Mass. - 6-Zi’/M581.

st. 1-luslpd. 'wAN§aD AT oNcl-1 KITCHEN oral.

Queen Hotel w`ANTnf>-A Nunsla Gull.. APPLY. at 154 Pownal »trcct;_ 5-3oMtl.` F

rell Hotel. 5-30Mtf.

‘f`§2` rn,

A-Q- nw , ny g -

Ki. ,

‘xl .lp-gli K"`ml.\] g f

"' *S _ NE\fri»{ I iri "=<-:4>r~-; - 1 .

\_‘ “|»~,_ ou . g _ g `,:.\|'_flJ

. 'iJ1\"“ ` IAUEV 5 .»- i‘:‘i‘\-'im'

'. ., A 1 ~ ~ -_ r . _ ' 25. .ms f _

' se-

,... 1 _ .

The Greatiasfern

-iff'-' \c.m1. WANTED AT ies KENT

. 1-ee . g . . ,_-__ _ ______________.__ *_A WAN TED-MAID FOR GENERAL

wait, 14 water st. e-19mf_. WANTED 1s'r JULY Fon uns. _

` ` M " 1 ' ‘ ‘N-gg. .'National. Mpnufgicturing ’Oom-

St` t Good wa es 6-30M6i

wANf1:sin-.emu Fon nous;-:won,K.z _ _ .__,_ _ Good wages. Apply .ia Password pon anna Foxpg; _F X193., Bl»ACK»

-pon ocTonnR GL-Ass, 50 BUSHEL SEED §UC¥$_V;V_I:l__B!-_*T_

ior sale, silver hollow: Layton Mc- Cabe_,__Ale§andra. 6-25M1wk.

course in general hospital district FOXES FOR SALE.-A few Crosses,

showing strong Silver Black strain, can be seen at Fred J. Lockerby's, Hamilton, inquire of him or H. Mont Jones care L. D. MeNutt, Msipeque. P. E._ Ii ' ' “G-'28M5i.

and silver foxes.. psghed'°ai1<f'°~%ss foxes, and good red foxes. P. W. A. Co., Box 223, Portage la Prairie.

6-20M2wks.

OR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE No. 196 Richmond Bt., at present occupied hy‘Mr. Walter S. Grant. Possession given lst December a|d~_ Apply to McLeod & Bentley.

4-Ziliti.

iz SALE-4 PATCH soxiasfi

housework. Good noses nnd no black. a bargain 11 taken now; 4

washing. Apply to Mrs. Bruce Ste-

Bayfield a house, parlor-meld who understands waiting at table. No washing. Wages $12 per month. Apply to Miss Peters, 6 Brighton Road. Charlottetown; _6-6ME'ti.

red foxes, patch mother. Also some Alaska blues. Write or wire. G. C. _l.._¢;1rii1,_S_ackvfll§l_ N13. 'I-1Mtf. OR SALE-GUARANTEED CROSS

and red ranched foxes at reasonable

prices. L. H. D. Foster, Marihheld. Phone Dunstalnagb. 6‘16M36i

plain and light sewing at home; whole or spare timer* good pay; work sent any distance; charges paid; send stamp lor full particul-

ntrcsl G-2ms6l.Es2l.

At Si. Peter’s Bay,

_pimyg Mo . _ _

ls. ._ M. 2. `

The perishoners of St. Petsr‘s send

heartysgrestings to their hosts of friends 'and wclllwishers throughout the Prev, arid' cordially invite them alltb

we __ _ .. .. _ .

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___'i‘y(na__\_7_Bll§y,__l:'.___l*§.__I. 40-'I-4Mll_i: FARMYFOR SALE ON THE BRACK-

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Contracts wanted. Will-pay more bonus ~ than Co. at maturity, or within three ol loan. 'Also buy all numbered under eleven. ` Wire S. 'P- Mansard, 1885 Beach Avenue, Van- couver. Reference Bank. Ottawa."

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I L SELL NORTHERN MAINE $,'”AN1°ED_]30y5 q~0.3mL1,”`QAr|\U}-(_

W L ' dark red foxes -nearly full grown ful* 825.00 per pair. J. A. McNeill,

day Evening Post. Apply T. Ro- gers. 84 Great George Street.

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lsy Point Road, 6 miles from Char- lottetown. Apply to Hammond Pf._er@_.____ _ 88-7-(M61.

Great `EastcmT¢_a Party

1 ; . hola “at-sf..-1*..fA1~'. on Tuesday ins 15 p _ _

’? _ ' ~ csnidentlyprominet at their GBEAT

H-,D9 ‘ d f!¢t§l¢i.iV0 §\lff0lllld§|'|gg_ in unqug. alflilndfiably-a sei-y dréanilnod of beauty '21 .

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EASTERN TEA PARTY will nilord both yolmg and old, ailnost wleliglltinl holiday and outing. in one of the beauty

1190!! kwd. St. ister s wit its magnilicent Bay.

in mid summer. and. ‘af out season, would well repay a visit under any cir-

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beautiful eetnnea throw with life

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_Foxes '1-‘o_R_ SALE-oNn l>A1n` four months old-mlile a dark red, female about 80 per cent black. The male, is from n litter of 4, three of which are jet black. This pair should produce all black oil-

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Mail Clerks; City Mail Carriers. Ex- aminations in Charlottetown foon. $75.00 month., .Many appointments coming. wriwlor mu not ol pod- tiona open. Franklin Institute. & Co., Ltd., Charlottetown.

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crosses, 3) months old, over 60 per cent black. from a silver black fe- male. The above will be sold at e

` bargain for quick sale. W. B. _Hlvss,_Bi4ieford. . .43-7-4M8ip<l.

FOR) SAl..li‘r-A REGISTERED JER-

ssy» Bo\I;f;two.yesrs old, also a cow due to calvs ln July. Apply to Spurgeon. Wa,_t_l_‘en, North River. __ _ _ 7-Blli.

FOR ‘SALE-ONE BOA'l\ 35 FT

overall, 20 ft, keel, lift beam, also boat suitable for oyster fishing. 15it kefl, 28 ft overall. Apply'Banedlct McKinnon. Grsnd.Trm1ulia, not as,

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A coop 1>n<g'l>osQtoN.‘ 'ma 1 _Prospect Silver ,,'_|_¢d, 0| ` Y Kenalnlton will have 11 limited mam- - 9"' .01 lil!-FIU VP l§1l.\i\'thslr rom- Pllll. »~lh§l'¢\lQlilCf~, n -.,‘|\',\¢\ new wut have »\n‘mt¢mt sa‘li{f,nv.h or_elx pairs force of sxeellsntygtilal- U1. 'nl!l‘0“W,ll\j;ls0Q ébig Boy- _V.-pnngh I charge- ca the mlm ie111nldie_1,m the proposition me +.\1¢~1~u _N111-J \_ be Quite niodcrée 1-one derihi that

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spring. Also one pair »hirh _grade TEAQHER, _WANTED 3-gn 'WTEQT

School, No. B. Percy 0.

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