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Pinion iii lions iiharlottetown Fish &‘

A Supply Co. THE HOME OF GOOD AND

_ WHOLESOME FISH

Telephone 240-J When You Our Service

J. McKenzie

CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. l.

HIGH CLASS MERCHANT TAILORS

For a Neat, Nobby, Dressy. - Up

to the minute Fall Suit or Overcoat

Give Us a Call and See Our New

Spring Samples.

JOSEPH WOOD THE TAILOR.

Ladies' and Gent’s Suits Cleaned

dressed and Repaired.

All w'_crlt guaranteed promptly-_

_ Now ia the time to have your Winter Suits and Overcoats repair- ed. Give me a trial.

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Artistic 'Photography Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Photographs, of all sizes, films ce it all size amateur cameras are rt.- :eived fresh every week.

Moderat/e prices Personal attention to Amateur Photography

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;-,;_ Belyea and McNiece -5 COST ACCOUNTANTS

il; Ann Auon-ons ip General, Municipal and Corpor-

ation Auditing and Systematir UIQ. _ ‘ffl

coNsui_TAN~rs on Q11

_. Government and Civic income

Taxes. Manufacturing Costs

rind Eiilciency ;,,.

Oiilce and 'Phone Connection 'fri

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I DR. CLIFT _

_ CHRONIC DISEASES cUlL'A'1‘tvln TREATMENT by tue

month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

e882-6-20MtillAug20pd.

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MARK R. McGUIGAN, B. A. Barrister Solicitor sto., Money to Loan Cameron Block

Dr. K. W. McKinnon

VETE_RNARY BURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street

A Opposite Morelt Hotel

Telephone 764

6900-6-23-li/li3moa.

D. STEWART. Il. C.

Barrister, Solicitor and

' Iiotury Public Neweon Block, Charlottetown Branch Oince, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

8. S. IIFSSIIII Barrister, Solicitor

' Notary Public. ste.

MONEY T0 LOAN

Montague. P. I. I.

l0lS0li & DUFFY

_ larrreters and Attorneys

lplleitore fer Royal Bank of Gsnada _ MONIV TD LOAN

;` loliflli R IolIllll'l0iI . L larrletsrs Attorneys-at-law

Office Royal lank lullding

' cherlottetown. P- I. I.

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larristsr and Attorney-at-law i

MONIY T0 LOAN Gilles-laniz ef N. I. oillmbers

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larrletsre, _Atterneylt _ Notary Ile, Ito., leiloltore ter canada lsnk Aaeeeiaslen lank of Montreal, Can- s\la.{‘»7Qorii\¢\I'°f`¢t,»' Jlliftsisl’ oofrvf- Iloa. _` _____________ ___ ___ _

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The beat food you cangive to

Children, - much better than meat-is so nourishing-can be prepared in so many inviting

:making styles-costa so little,

it pays to serve it often.

_Our Cool: ‘Beale tell: ba-ur

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SEALED TENDERS addressed to

the undersigned. and endorsed “Tend- er for Coal for the Dominion Bulld- ings, 'Maritime Provinces" will 'be re- ceived at this oillce until 12 o’clock noen, Tuesday, July 29th, 1919, for the supply of coal for the Dominion Build- ings throughout the Maritime Pro- vinces,

‘Combined specification, and form of

tender can be obtained at this oftice Mid fl‘0l1l the Caretakers of the dif- ferent Dominion Buildings.

Tenders will not be considerd un-

less made on the forms supplied by the Departmnt and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. _

Each tender must `bo accompanied

by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank navuue to tus order or the Minister ot Public Works, equal to 10 p. c. 'of the amount of the tender, War Loan Bonds of the Dominion will also be accepted us security, or war bonds and cheques if required to make up an odd ninount.

By order,

R. C. DESROCHIE-R8,

Secretary.

Department of Public Works , Ottawa, Juno 28, 1919.

6812-7-7iME3l.

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“Prince of the Crown”

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Pure bred Clydesdale Stallion P.‘E.l.

No. 10 Registered No. 15158 sired by Crown Rights (3862) Dan Craich- more, Mayflower No. 31527. This horse will make the season at the owners at/able at Nlne.Mile Creek except every Friday. Begining May 9th he will stand at the P; E. _L Hay and Produce Co. Staibles, 187 Great George Street, Charlottetown.

Every fortnight beginning May 12th

he will stand at M. J. 'McManus' stable, at New Haven over night.

Terms aight dollars for season

secured by note or cash.

DANIEL N. TAYLOR.

Owner.

Nine Mile Creek.

I .

Commodore Ledyard

Champion Speed _Sire oi Maritime Provinces

Sire of Bob Mac 2.13 champion pac-

ar of Maritime Pl'0Vlll¢e9-

Hilda S. 2.16 Rexlight 2.17%.. Iona

Girl 2.12%. Premier, 2.19.. Orwell Bell. 2. 19. Nutwood, 2.20, Arent Bell 2.23%. “lem Commodore, 2.24. Admiral, 2.23. Lady Commodore 2.25. Commodore Epaulet, 2.25. Kitchener (M. R.) 2.25. Jellico, 2.25% and the Canadian Sol- dier the fastest green pacer on the *ce last winter half miles in 1.03.

His colts won more money than all

others toscther. '

So Breeders mate your mares with

the great Sire. He can be seen at his owners stables for the season of 1919 at 169 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

D. A. 0'BRIEN.

Owner.

6621-65-10Msw14Dd.

KEl’POCll _QRDN 19128

gi ,K li Prince. (10900-) Dari; Jggrliodf Shore, Acres (27291-) Winner of championship for liest

Canadian-bred ClYd0SdB|° 5t“m°“~ “U age, t Pronvincial Exhibition. 1913- _

Win stand for season at owners

stables, Vernon River. Service fee

8.00. Q R. H. WOOD,

~ Vernon River.

Owner.

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_$580-0-25.Vv'l4lDd

` ` Technical Education `

(il-Ianeard, June 20, 1919.)

MIR. .Mclsaacz .I-f I apprehend the

matter correctly the same princinple is involved lin this legislation as was embodied in the law 'by which special grants are made by the Dominion Government for the purpose of _pro- 'nioting agriculture in the several pro- vinces, and also in the Bill stilll be- fore the House providing for Domin- ion assistance towards the construc- tion c fhigliways. Under the pres- ent .Bil| the provinces will contri- bute money equally with the Domin- ion, and that before any agreement can be entered into between the Fod- eral and 'provincial authorities. it may be said, why not give this money as additional subsidies to the pro- vinces and not have any lilmltatlons such as are here provided. As l un- derstand the proposition it is exiperl- mental in this way: the grant is limited to a period of ten years in the flirst place, doubtless with the idea of seeing how the matter will work out. At the end of that time it may be possible to _provide new conditions and new arragements. but in the meant-lme it does seem reason- able that while the federal and pro- vincial authorities are equally to make grants there should be an agreement entered into as to what the nature of the technical education should he. The hon. gentleman (Mr. --Bureau) does not seem to entertain any distrust of the Provincial Gov- ernments; he is fully convinced they ,will carry out their part of the agree- ment, he is wllhlng to trust them through thick and thin. Why should he not have equal confidence in the Federal Government or in the fed- eral minlster who will be empowered l to enter into this arrangement? His confidence seems to be it little onel sided. The spirit of generosity and confidence which he expresses ought to be extended to the Dominion Gov- ernment as well. Oi course, if a Provincial Government is unwilling to _enter into an agreement with the Federal Government. I suppose therc is no obligation on their part to the money; they can accept apppropri~ ate money from their own revenues for the purpose if they choose. 1-n any case the arrangement ls only tentative, as ‘I understand, and would apply only for a period of ten years ln order that it shall be seen how thc arrangement will work out. That is the way the situation presents itself to me. To my mind, the pro- posed leglslation does not offer any insupcrable diffi'culty.?_ to the ydggeqtiom ,of the `hon. gentleman (Mr;‘1h1ieldlng) that the Governor in Council 'riiight he a court of last ap- peal, -so to speak, in case any dispute should arise between the federal authorities and a Provincial Govern- ment, that might be well, but -the proposition in its present .form does not seem to me to afford any reason -for objecting to an agreement with any Provincial Government, or with any one 'reallywicsirous thatjrthe experiment of introducing in h-is province should lbe tried.

(Hansard, June 23, 1919)

Mr. -Mcl-SAAC: I think it will

readily be appreciated by hon. gentle- -men that if this grant were distri- buted strictly on a per capita basis, the provinces with small populations would be handicapped and subjected to injustice. Under the Agricultural instruction Act there was a flat rate -in the first zplace, and afterwards the balance of the money was ap- portioned on a. per capita basis. -

The larger provinces do -not suffer

to any extent by having this flat rate granted in the beginning, because the amount thus _paid out is only a small proportion of the entire Brant. and with their large populat- ions they are at an advantage in any' event. But the smalle r provinces with small populations suffer a great -disadvantage if the grant is apport- ioned on 5 purely per cwpita basis, for they would receive a very small portion of it by' reason of the meag- neness of their population. J sincere- ly trust that the minister will see his way clear to adopt the same niet- hod in distributing this grunt, as was followed I-n the case of the agricul- tural grant. My own province, is tho smallest in the Dominion. with fl small population, but according to. area, I am pleased to say, it is the most _thickly populated of all the provinces. Besides its srnallness it has the further handicap. There are Provinces that had a smaller territory but were enabled to enlarge them from the lands that lay around, but in our case, unfortuately, we cannot hope for any addition of that kind because we are un island. Therefore, I hope the minister will so arrange it that a .portion of the grant will in the first place be glvén Gilually £0 all provinces, after which the 'balance can be distributed according to pop- ulation. That will be an advantage

to the smaller provinces while it

cannot prejudice the case of the larger provinces. because those with a population of a-million or two or more will be in an advantageous posit- ion in any case.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE For Sale by Auction '

I am instructed by Mr- Dllvid

Schurman to sell by auction at the premises No. 96 Hillsboro Street on Thursday the 10th day of July at 12 o'cl`ock noon -his desirable residence situated on the east side of 1-liiaborc 'Street (location one of the best in the city). The house was built by the late Lemuel Phillips, architect, for his own use. There is also on the rear cf the lot a workshop 24 x 60 feet two story, at present used _as a garage and stable, the buildings were put in thorough repair in 1014 and should not require any expense for yea/ra. _

The lot is 40 x 80 feet in frontend

80 x 60 feet in roar.

Part of the purchase money may remain secured by mortgage on the; property for a term of--years at six

per cent.

_ li. asainero.

Auctioneer.

ssscr-ami. ' _ _ _ ____,_

The annual school examination oi

Dolron and Peter- Gallant. The pupils \ver alert e r

wor a a very high order. Rev. Father Arsenault loudly complimented

8 D mote

their educational welflare. Several of the teachers also passed compliment.. ary remarks, as did also rate payers after which the Ave Marte Stella was sung followed by Gnd Save our King. -M. -

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A

, r s t a. e

examination was interesting as well as amusing. _

The following -teachers examined

the classes. Misses Leclerc, -Leah Ar- sennult, Angeline Arsenault, Marie Anne Arsenault and Peter Gallant. As .both teachers were leaving they were

Bc-iidreault said he -was highly pleas-

counselled the irate payers to be liber- al in paying the teachers. He was

rrfr

2|!

il er ilice of two lemons into

a bottle containing 'three ounce; of

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The parishioners of St. Brlgid's

church, Lot 11, intend holding a Ten Party on Tuesday, July 15, on the grounds surrounding the church. This is one of the beauty spots of P. E. I., and an ideal place for a day's

make the Tea a grand success will

the tlrst flue day following. The pro ceeds will be in aid of the church.

ENT ENTE

1 TEA PARTY

The Directors ofthe Cardigan

Electric Co., in order to raise funds to light the Public Hall and

also to furnish Street Liglltits for the village will hold an ntente` Tea Meeting on July 16th, on the

adjoining the Railway tation. and over looking the s ip building

SIC.

'enemy p-ub“c_ Tuesday. July 15-6 a. rn. _“__ _“_ V

bShould the _day prove ianfgvomr- ;§'f,Q,’,;,’§‘,,’}y";f,f§f‘,,,_ 22:: i_l;'.w|Pi\._;i;`i>sp. p '~ gmioitmn '

' s s on .

ii.;:i.*:.zi".';°:'..'ii:..‘:'.§,,?° °‘ *° _ is 1 n--3_1--_ »_-- ~»---_-»~»»,I,',_

By Ord" c°mmm°°° Freight must be delivered one heart Mi tt` I M'“ “Him N" . V' ‘

6693 74 M mi before ssilna Passs r Trefne Manager, 0

15 years experience

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URBA'Nv'LLEA-f|(f,':,°°L EX‘°`M'"' . Lost or stolen from Borden Wnoles 'le Gr

Th bn h-- . on afternoon of July 3rd a

8 DU C BC 001 8Xllmln3i.l01l Of tan Colored Smooth' ` .

Urbainvllle which t k l J _ . . ~ '-

15th was a decideldo sllilcggegsiin haired D02 [Rat Terrier] ~

§f“§{‘;‘vh°}_1_;‘ih‘;§B1;=;g;vr=;;dSud asdiis'\ji- weight about lb lbs. answers

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The pupils were in fins fonmpanil tehe name “Mlckey $2500 reward

work( wasngxlcellent. A nice program- DB f0I` hiS ¥`8tllI`I`| OI'

meo rec t , l - - ~ - ........°2.i.:':ic :"s.°.i’°fi.iS fo --form-11-0- 1-adm to his then call us up

recovery.

Mrs Jas. L. McDonald

Borden P.E.I.

can-1-sivioi. '

each presented with a farewell ad- dress and a valuable gift. Rev. Father

Canada

A Annual__lllcetingi _

Silver Black Fox Breeders' Associat

Y

S. WARRY,

osss-1-s-Mei. ey order. Secretary "7-10

ilt is intended to adjourn this meet- ' 8:85 Arr. - Borden'

ing until a future date so as to enable Mr. McLure, the manager of the Fur Sales Board, to give his report.

6798-7-5Sti.l6l.

Time 'Tabled

_ _`. .

' JULY 1919

Bonshaw--Ch'town

bssnnfoi grounds of Mrsigwonh hunch I “SiHiilZiU08Y" f "`

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Plant of Messrs I. A. McDonal Lum ' Luv,”

M30-. Where may be seen two sont.” cswosr. ._ _ _ f e . - vessels in course of construction. ~ _ _‘- I l llbsigt _ We solicit the patronage ofthe 'l'uesds1.-lvl! 8--8 s- m. » | l°“’i°"' l

P? 5.5

sci-iooi. examination v ` "`

Garage ~ 1 L. O. A

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St. Raphael _District was' held on Mon-.1 .,

day afternoon June 30th. There was af -

good attendance f at a , well as teachers. gtevr. P. DP?°i\.rss‘i: “"°“°W°°' mm' ‘W .°'“°""7 suit rylresiideduwlth Rev.` Alphonse Ar- _ mlb* '°Nl\'0¢

sensu y s s de. The following lord repairs and Specialty Gasoline i..':;°_.‘;:'°..;‘:.';‘;%'°:.°;‘..t.*:° nrmcuzi --° °" 'cr '= -wc JULY 12111 19

e . use to respond and _ ‘ The annual 12th of July Celebration will

showed evtdenc r r i t i i _ ° _ _ _ The reading was ,,'f,,,,f:,";,,f',,-ec'?,',1 'ffl L2 She Driving Park. Procession to leave Arena Rink

classes and in both d 't t 'th Ce 'I' Vere . '. . . ‘

R W B of °°°' "‘°" B ° °° '° ° Committee are securing city bands and pi

,he ,,,,,,,,,,, 0,, the exwleuce 0, me S 0 _ Visiting lodges putting the largest perce

niti _ ' '

$3; thgnrgétilgrgtrithdxogdugtgghgfgsgd F parade will be awarded prizes lst. 2nd. and 3rd

for some time during ins year. l-ls ' --° . Ch'town Driving Club guarantee three fi

coungelled the "me chudren t _ l am instructed by Mrs. John A. - - _. . mme in meh good work He l_egi;eft<;':l Longwmh ,O se" by Auwon at he, the afternoon of which notice will be given lat

that the principal M,-,_ Al. an It residence Bonnahinley, Longworth I ` ~ leaving and asked them :O ziiwywdlll.. Av°n“° 0" Friday the 11"' dill 01! Refreshments WI" be Served on the ground

that her guccggggy- might be also a July llllisalli. 8.l, [[16 holli' df 1.30 0'Ci0CK good tougher-_ The pup", of the p,.|m_ of the afternoon a quantity of house- “ ary department he wid were most m,._ hold effects including walnut and

tunate under the ,union ot ML Ga,_ mahogany furniture also bed, bedding, __

|am_ Rev_ A||,h,,n,,e A,._Ben_a,m also dishes, glass-ware etc. The house will

b f ins ectio on Thursda

addressed the pupils, tellin tb 1- B 99911 0!` D ll Y ways to look for guidanci lneltmhgir the wth instant'

studies to their pastor. Th i a R‘ BEA'"sT°' A U B

pastor was always ea er ’to eiogoo A“cu°”°°r

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on with the nigh order of the worirnnn A '|` L- ' =H*-- - v 'I

proud to be .able to my that all the ,Sealed tenders will be received by schools of he pa,-ish we, day the undersigned up to noon July 13th P L

e n ex-

excenen; wok and he asked the t5ach_ next for the painting of the exterior ers ir they ir.-mondeo to teach any long- Df 3*- Aladfeif C1;“f€_h Mile vfslfy-32° _ -iN~rsn~A1'ioNAi. uue- er, to remain where the were. The Wa 5 an BP T9 ° ece 8 W° c 3 5 ' result or their years warg was a;_“ple ,md the roof one_ Paint on to be fm., REBUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND PASSENGER pl-00( of what a perfect harmony and nished by committee. Tenders _to the _ ‘ 3-|»_ JQHN AND 59510 friendly spirit had cervmled through- “‘“"‘°d ""`°”"°" ‘°’ P“’“"“" etsamsrip "cAi.viN AUs'riN" wi ii ions st. out the district. The trustees also The °°mmm'°° d° “M bind themsel' n 9 K m ,md every 5A1~URDAy Mg D m (Au, expressed their high appreciation oi’ "99 t° accept wwe” °" 'any under' ° °' ' . . ' ' the work d0ne_ Seven, others also H_ F_ Fggp-MN, The Wednesday trips are via Last port and Lulu ,,p0ke_ National A,-,them “Dead me for Committee Thursdays. .The Saturday trips are direct to Bos meeting.-M. Mi- Swwafl- ~l““° Wh- 1919 ip. or. imma ss.oo_ srarsmooius s2.oo up

6580-6-26Mtill July 12. ' Direct connection with Metropolitan stelmors

THE HDUSE DF SE

DEALERS _____.._"'

FOR FRECKLE3 We S. S. Service Between' Picton N

Gif'=;Qg<§e§;-;f;_;°§1g~ff" § Hardie came gimp mi- Ports of l’_.E.l. for Season ~W-~--~~----~~-*i l:afm.Pr0d.uce on Con; _ _ ' Sr S.

MONDAY-‘Leaves Montel PEI. V' a mi Lower

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orchard white, shake well, and you ° ° ` ° ' - _ _ nw' ' ‘ ‘ ' ". - have a quarter bint of the best freckle _ A _ g°°_"°t°'m ‘ms °.'m" uuuymmtg" $4 8 and tan lotion, and com lexioo ' A A _ A' _ _ °"h_u °"_’ °°li *"'l'_m¥ Qt , 9 . “J beautiiier, at very, very small cog; - WEDNESDAY and Saturday-Leaves Pic`ton_on airl _d Your grocer css nr.. lemons soc my effmts fm- your mtefests _ _ 1talltu‘callln`¢ si Bench 'Pt-.;i!6°rs»*°w rllsstore ortoilet counter will supply ' ` ` ' ` 5-3° D. ln. _ g., _ _ three ounces of orchard white for a THURSDAY--Leaves Montague dt! a m calling a

ONGG

i'eW cents. Mhlille. this BWeBtly H J W V i ' 1 why tg Cardiggn mtumlng l.0.G00l'|0§0w

fl‘B§l'lIlt IOUOII Ill() ull fltte, DECK, . ._ . * ' mg|g|||':pyg|- night "W5 Und hand! 634211 dl! and see how r' 'l‘F.l‘D Y-Leaves Georgetown at 0.80 a. nr. lurrav

freckles and blemishes disappear and st, S ' ;|-g~|y||||_gg plcgou 1 ,_ m_ '

how clear. soft and rosy-white the akin l _ . mm yy_ Dgyiint guy" uma,

bec¢;m;s'.`ua:'es! lt is harmless and ReferenoeS___Roya| Bank of _I _ lor further particulars write, wire. or phone to*

sans-anim.

J. STANLEY WEDLOCK,

_ 949-5-21its amgiiarlottetown '

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liiiiucii iinwnin isii

,,,,t|,,g_ Eve,.yu,|,,g necessa,-y to The fourth annual meeting oaths - in June

be D,-0v;ded_ Teams Wm be at pm-1. lon will be held in the oillce of the Ae- _ ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME age to meet passengers coming on the 9001300". 146 Ri¢l1m0lld Street, Char- .Trainebutward ' _

western trains. ‘Should the day prove |0N°¢0Wh. Du TUBBGBY- the 221111 0f _ Read Down ' ‘ -

unrovorsins tus 'rss wiii bs nero on July. 1919 at 2.30 ii- m- P-U-'IP-M~lP-N-IA-Il-i ' »

miss this mr as truly. 1919. gsm s.ao12.so e.1s usp. csrrioitsiowr.

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10.00' 5.15 8.00 . llimereld 'Junction 10.80 '$.40 11.00 6.05.

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