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RECITAL BY Prof. Thompson's ‘pupils Zion Hall, Thursday, June 4480

HAMPTON-United Church serv- ices for Suday June 22nd. are as fol- liiws; Victoria, 11 a. m; Hampton, 3 p. m; Bonsliaiv, 7.30 p. m. James

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IN A LAUGHING PANIC OF THE YEAR

_Doi\'t llllflll“llll3‘ condition! mill this screaming happiness

Ihflft“ funlivignls. llnrlv- and Polls’ start vlr-nulnir Ell‘! iii \Yll|l Street (in- stclwl nf ln'the kitchen where they were anti-r)!

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Wool is now being Agricultural Hall, Fitzroy Street. Shipments by

train to be addressed:

Charlottetown. 4430-6-18-eod3i. ,

received by team at the

Wool Grading Station,

‘ “3--Houses For’ Sale-Ci

” Theﬁlharlottetoutn Forum has three houses Intending purchasers will make application to any of the following:- Illr. I. J. ‘Yeo, President; J. l’. Simmonds, Vice- nderson, Sedy-Treasurer.

and lots for quick sale.

Iawtrsident; H. S. He

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NOTICE

The Prince. ‘Edward Island Vpitcd Billtist Association meets at Sum-l mcrsldr. P. E. I.. July 3rd in 6th. All

dﬂfﬁﬂfcs wishlniz entertainment mug;

P. Kaye, minister.

MEMORIAL SERVICE-The ari- nuai memorial service will be held in Fredericton Hall, Sunday after- 11min, Juuc 22nd, at 3 p. m.

RECZTAL b‘: Vera! and PL_::M pue- ils of Prof. Thompson, Zion Hall,

'l‘liiir.~.rlay, June 19th, 8 P. M. 4-170-6-17-31.

Yizsraiznsirs lliIARKET-—F0wl $1.00 to $1.40, Illbﬁfb 5c 1b., eggs 32c doz., butter 35c lb. carrots 10c d015,, strawberries 10c pcr glass, hay 65c, straw 40c. The flFlI market. was well supplied with mackerel and cod. Mackerel ‘Z50 each, cod 6 and 7 cents lb., haddock 10c lb.

SLIGHT BLAZE-Jfhc firemen were called out about 2 o'clock yes- terday afternoon for a blaze in a f barn owned by Crockcttls Fish Mar- l ket, iii the rcor of the store. An ap-

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IN MEMOBIAM

MBS LENA A. SMITH

Passed peacefully to eternal rest, Monday, June 2nd, after a. painful illness, borne with Christian patience and resignation to God's Will.

Funeral services were conducted at her late residence, 14 Crescent street, Kingston, Thursday, Junc 5th. by Rev. Dr. Blake, of the Memorial M. E. church of Plymouth, and bui- ial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Born in Germany, she was brought to this country when very young by her parents, the late Jacob and Eliza- beth (Webberi in 3896 she married Paul Siebcnsciiu, who died in 1901. Two years later was married by Dr. Crane, of-the Peoples Temple in l Boston, to G. Edgar Snntli, who sur- ' vivcs her. Shc also leaves two broth- ers and two sisters.

0f a bright sunny disposition her cordial greeting and cheerful smile will be missed by a wide circle of‘ friends-Plymouth Old Colony Mem- orial.

IN MEMURIAM

MRS MARY ABBOTT

l flllfllilﬁli of hand chemical exting- i uislicd thc blaze without much daiu-_ l age. I

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND -- The SﬁPf-llllvlil of The Lord's‘ Supper will ' dc (izspcnsctl in ihc Kirk, Coleman, on i i Sabbath, 22nd. Services at 10-30; and

7, Preparatory service on Saturday, ' 21st. at 7 p. m. Thanksgiving service . on lyioizday‘, 23rd. at l0 p. m. Annual . meeting at DcSable at 3 p. m., on‘

Jarvis Palmer, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Palmer, of 3'1. Sheffield-terrace, Campden Hill, and granddaughter of the late Charles Palmer, K. C., of Prince Edward Is- lancL-biontreal Star.

DEGREE EXAMS-The examina- X lions for the B. L. and B. A. degrees l commenced this morning at St. Dun- i starts. The students of 2nd university - try for the B. L. degree, while those i of the senior year who have already {secured their B. L. will try for the 1B. A. rlegrce. There are 10 taking t the B. I... and 10 the B. A. examina- tlcrm.

TO ATTEND CONVENTION-Miss Etta C. Coles. Reg. N.. Milton, is leaving on Thursday for Regina, Saslc, to attend the Biennial meeting of the Canadian Nurses Association. to be held inerc June EQiJii F6 25h. She will be accompanied by her neice. Miss Margaret, Coles, Milton. While in Regina, they will be the guests of the formers brother, Dr. W. R. Coles, 2430 Victoria Avenue.

INSPECTING ISLAND CADETS- Captain A. C. Campbell, Cadet 0f- ficcr of lviilitary District No. 6, who yesterday inspected the cadet corps of the city schools will today inspect the units at Souris and slontague. the former in the morning. the lat- ter in the aItCTJOOTl. [Tomorrow the corps at Kcnsington and Summer- r<izlc will be inspected. Captain Camp- licll has recently completed the in- spection of corps in Nova. Scotla. sioppirg in Pictou prior to crossing t,» the Island. ~

PERSONALS

Mrs. Mary Abbott. relic: of the latc | Mr- Theopliilus Abbott, passed away very suddenly at the home of hcr daughter, Mrs. Fred C. Dollar, Brook- field, on Tuesday evening. June 3rd, at thc age of ‘l9 years. She was pre- deceased by hcr husband twcnlga-five years ago. They both took n very deep and loyal interest in the Metho- dist, now the United Church on Princetown Road and now rest side by side in the cemetery beside it. Of

and steadfast faith in her Christian profession. 'I'lie funeral services on Friday, the 6th instant, were conduct- ed by an intimate friend of the fam- ill‘. Rev. George Ayers, of Margate, and the Rev. J. M. McLeod, of Char- lottetown.

The surviving relatives are a forn- ily of six sons and ftur daughter's. The sons are Golden, in Wendel, B.‘ C.; Theophllus, in Maine: Fred and Frank in Jersey City; Samuel in Cornwall; and Bauiiestcr, prep-son‘, in Portland. Oregon. The daughters are Mrs. Rev. J. E. Randle. in Bella. Coola, B, C.; Mrs. D. 1.1. Poiznrl. in New Westminster, B. C.; Mrs. II B. Haslam, of Springfield and Mrs. F. C. Dollar. of Brookficld, P. E. I. She ls survived also by four brothers, Frank Howard, at Cornwall, and Samuel William and Benjamin liow- ard. all ministers of the United Church. The daughters are Mrs. A. Stetson. in Saskatchewan, Mrs. Tho- mas Hinton, of Sunimerslde; and Mrs. Sarah Weeks, of Springfield, P. E. I. To the bereaved family-and relatives, deep sympathy has been very widely expressed.

(Patriot please copy)

P. E. I. Shipping Club News

During the tvav. ending June 121' h, BPIJFO-Yilniiirlv fivw C.l.".'.i(lS of live

stock, consisting of hogs, lambs and calves were shipped from Prlncc IJd-l

ward Island loading points co-opcra-|

season of the year and indicates that‘ the Island farmer still has faith in‘ the production of] live stock a; l1 fruitful source of revenue, notwith- standing the many other counter‘

Mr. Enid Mrs. F. W. CutlifIe, Mr. llci-bcrt Buchanan and Miss Edith ) Ciitliffc, Fredericton, were visitors to

the city yesterday.

Mrs. Frederick Parkman, who un- dcrwcnt a serious operation in the P. E. Island Hospital, has sufficiently recovered under the skillful treat-

money-makliig opportunities avail-l able. In this connection it may be‘ noted that he is quite aware of the: fact that we have here in the Mari- times a growing midsummer market for fresh killed meats of all kinds and ‘that an effort ls being made tr.- cater

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time the market is capable of ab- sorbing all the hogs that can reason- ably be expected to oﬂer. and at net prices which should be suﬂiciently at- tractive to induce a much larger vol- ume of midsummer production. At the present time it looks as if the mar- ket for hogs will remain firm and it seems advisable that all hogs now in process of growth should be fed on until they reach the bacon and select stage of maturity, that is around 200 pounds weight or better. With the present opportunity of ss- curlng at reasonable prices supplies of good hog feeds there is no good reason why any undersized hogs should be shipped.

The calf situation is somewhat dif- M-w-‘m unit parser... conditions indimw that about 50 calves per week can be sold on our local markets to good ad- vantage, that ls, providing they are of real veal quality. It should be re- membered, however, that poorly fin- ished calves are not‘ wanted at any price. They are a. drug on the mar- ket, a source of trouble when making sales, and a. disappointment to the shipper when he receives the pitt- ance we are able to salvage from the marketing of this wreckage. A share of patience and a longer period of good feeding should remedy this defect in our marketing o! calves.

There is a weekly call for a limited number of spring lambs oi’ good qual- ity and no doubt this demand can be increased by supplying only with a choice offering. The peculiar texture and flavor of Maritime lamb should be sufficient to exclude all other lamb importatlons from the menues of all exclusive Hotels and other hlghclass establishments who cater to the ex- acting requirements of the average tourist and consumer. It should be re- membered thatquality of product is emphasized as never before in the marketing of livestock and the retail- ing of all fresh meat products.

no control and it should be noted that lambs of this class must be actually sold previous to these dates. It will not be sufﬂclent protection to have them on ciarsyat YOU? ‘M51118 595mm just a day or so before the actual‘ date upon which the heavy discounts come into effect. It. is not Yet boo late to perform the necessary opera- tion, providing reasonable sanitary precaution is taken, and plenty 555' ‘infcctarit of a repellant nature to flies, such as creolin, is used. Shipping club members should not overlook the fact that the annuai meeting of the Marketing Board will be held this year at. Sackvllle, NB. on July 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Every

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REMOVAL SALE As the property of the well known; firm of Chandler & Bell at 160 Kent Street, Charlottetown,‘ P.E.l., has changed hands we are now offering to the buying public at wonderfully low prices, our entire l _l stock of monuments which is the largest stock; $17."; priced the lowest of any firm east of Montreal. lt' will pay every intending purchaser 0f a monument 3 to call and see our large stock and get our low ,1; 7

The stock consists of Scotch and native "gran ites, Castle grey and ‘ marble in M. M. finish 0r *5 OUR DESIGNS MARE THE LATEST,- "- _ ' OUR PRICES THE LOWEST; i” OUR WORHMA NSHIP THE BFST.

a CHANDLER .& BELL, 160 Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. E. l. Phone 741d.

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amidst beautiful surroundings nnd comevinto close contact and acquaint- anceship with their fellow co-cpera- tors from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Why not organize motor parties and make this first week in July a realMaritime Live Stock pro- ducers week. Think it over and make

::If Miller's Worm Powders needed the support of testimonials they could be got by the thousands from mothers who know the great virtue of this excellent medicine. But the pow- ders will speaki-for themselves and in such a way that there can be no question of them. They act speedily and thoroughly. and the child to whom they iirc administered will show improvement from the ﬁrst dose. -

member who ever shipped through an Island Club is invited to attend. We venture the suggestion that this oc- casion should afford our Island mem- bers a splendid opportunity of takinS g, brief holiday during which they could have a most profitable time

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r e in c m b e r, there's no doubt Here's the bread you've heard about.

—Stewart’s Bread

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to its requirements. At the present‘

merit of Dr. J. Jenkis to return

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More than 10,000 people gathered outside Windsor Castle. London on a recent Sunday afternoon and be- tween ccncert. numbers by royal bands summoned the r0y11l family to the windows to receive ovations

When Kirreiniuir (Scotland) Par-

Traveling stores. complete with "show uclndowis." are being patmngg. ed in suburbs 0c Havana, Cuba

::For Frost Bites and Chllblains- Chilblalns come from undue exposure

to slush and cold and frost-bite iroir

We have on hand the following 500 BIL-EXTRAS. 500 M. CLEARS. '

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imperial Sunshine

PIIDDY FOXQS, raised in D9115, get very little sunshine and, in order t0 offset this, it is necessary that sunshine in i artiﬁcial form be given them. The ideal wayto do this ‘ is by feeding IMPERIAL COD LIVER OIL FOX BIS- CUITS either in Biscuit or Puppy Food form. These Biscuits each contain Fifteen drops of the very best medicinal Cod Liver Oil, (so aptly called “Bottled Sun-

shine”), which is exceedingly rich in vitamine contentlj In buying our Cod Liver Oil, we specify strictly August’. r catch as that oil contains TEN TIMES as great vitamine " content as that of May or June.

200 M. X NO-lfs.

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CM. POOLE o 0o.

PAOLIS’ WHABVES

ifuestluy, 24th. late years, Mrs. Abbott has made her Farmers who have failed to dress up your mind to be ivith us. It is 15h Cauncn recently resolved w keep the icy winds of winter. 1n the may. . HOW TO _ _T T1 em 11°!“ with he!‘ daughter. Mrs. H. B. the“ buck lambs as advised for we expected that H. S. Arkell. Live Stock up m6 3mm family m"; and merit of either an excellent prepara- OF LOCAL “TERE” - ‘e . Haslam- °1 swingﬁeld. making ‘Jie- re m h um not,” that Commissioner, Ottawa. C. 1-1. Burnell. u, 1 . 1 mew“. tlon is Dr. Thomas‘ Ecieotrlc Oil, as ix . sagemcnt has been announced in qumt visits to other members of her DB5?» “'_m°" 5 5 ° Pres“! t i t . mB-Tlllmen“ in e °~3 °° - i n . . - ~ i Patrick - i . . commencing on June 30th Hm R w“ e“ ° he °‘""““‘“ ‘Vma’ Sir James Barrie, the author said: °°unt°fa°t= ti" n "mam" m? . Elibkmd 13M“ eel‘? ‘mm . famllyi and 1i» “T15 at the beginning of of two cams per m Wm be made on Pool and other representative men of “They could have done nothing that relieves the pain- The action of the UP Crowe, ROfﬂll Artillery, younger son one of these visits she was unexpcct- 3'11 suchyambs placéd on the nmkeh affairs will be present at these meet- mum have Muted me as much. n oil is prompt and its application i,- of the late Daniel Crowe, B. A., M. cdly called by death. The late Mrs. This amount w,“ be incl-eased w ings. Altogether it is expected that: b“ 5 grime to ether.- ’ extremely simple. { - i .\ On W31] Street 13., Bch.. T. C. D.. of Clcobuiy M0r- Abbott was very much beloved by a three cents per 1b on and 55m;- this will be the most important mcct- n: us so c g A ' ' , » ' 1. timer, Salop. and Mrs. Crowe, of wide circle of relatives and friends Se tember 29m fans is a “latte,- lng of Live Stock producers yet held ‘ Then ,. Linrifield, Sussex, and Marjorie (Jot and always maintained a cheerful 0v; which youlIMarkeﬂng Board has in the Marltimes. _ rs; - , s‘ - ~~‘* c ~ .

CEDAR SHINGLES

Cedar Shingles viz:- 700 u. 2nd ctsrms. 40o M. CLEAR] {watts

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‘ \ "d ‘ all’ 13°: iii ZZZ’ ' 2238b ‘$.25’; $31.3‘; ’i.'.‘.'.““.'§i'.; i» he hom- mg “"1” °°"tra°t f" 1931 Supply so as to be sure to obtain . 2. n e . r56 . unc 21st. t _ _ . Z 2.30 Trot and Pace , Purse $150.00 Ml" smilllmﬂ" chm!" 71¢ lﬂfvrmﬂi The Misses Gladys Mathleson, thls most valuable lngredlent S0 Vltﬂl t0 thQ SuccesS 0f

5"» to enter. 5?? on‘ money winners. Entries close June 30.

In all mixed classes trotters al- lowed thrcc scmnds. ‘The above rac-

as to time of arrival and by what mode of travel. Coming Dﬂlrgillfg will be met at entrance of (hm-mi. ivlicrc they will ri-glstcr and be placed in their respective homes.

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Florence Owen and Iris MacLennan. three of Charlottetowns most popu- lar young ladies, left Saturday morn- ing on their vacation for Boston. New York, and other American cities.

“PROTECTO”

Preservative Paint

the fox industry.

F‘ Fox Pups fed generously with IMPERIAL‘ BIS-l 5f.

l l l cs will he on the three heat plan. -————-—~--~——-- l Races under National Trotting As- nutxfeirl?“ and Aﬁlhmzhﬁwmnen “e ’ __'"“__"““_""’""'““"“—‘ C . . “- I m“... Rum, “mm! a v1 ever-s from A uiin pmettltin; liquid mum UITS or PUPPYF - - - ' f It Admtssiol.‘ 5m chﬂdrmgsc‘ ca" asthma for the countless thousands. KEIWNGTOV “mom DEETING seals, protects. and preserves the never ‘level?!’ rickets but Show‘ i, Free In every climate they will be found, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ c. . "Mn" m‘ or “m”. n. t . O ~ l“ a a “mum, swam helpless in m. m» a this relentless m pend“ a? Chairman SW. m, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, m, pmm" ,0, n, a s eady growth and progress without any setbacks. 0| p. , Geomewwnv P. E I. disease unless they have availed u‘ 'v ted 5 ' m‘ ' y“ 51mm“ “"1"”, on, "u," o; - ' . , tiara: at b: ‘Roper remedy. or. P t" ° ~51“?- W '5“- Pmmo m u, m,‘ , _. "mnlny- m“ "mbﬂlﬂd "m ,1 D Km, -_., A mm R d prln. szoo. 3rd teacher $170. 4m, °°'" ° “m” m 1' O d th h I d- - -_ - r rm m. . . . gg t a eme y has Sm 5m m5 m m5 6mm w ,,, ,,,,, ,,, m... ,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, r er roug ea ing distributors or direct from, y brought new hope and life to many i - - r - "all mo‘ Mm,‘ “d h“ ‘with _ ‘ _ _ 7»

Big preparations are being made to give everybody a good time. The people of Georgetown will be looking forward to an immense attendance. mire disappoint them. ace t-hoﬂnfs County Capital in all its

sucli- Testimonials. sent entirely without solicitation, show the enor- mous benefit it has wrought among women everywhere.

Ania-loan dines. some selling at

penses $1,000. Jas. Pendergast re-el- acted trustee. J. A. Ready re-elected auditor. The matter of sewerage was discussed and it was decided to call a special meeting of the district in the Town Hall for Monday, June

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