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A T . . amount of the purchase price.whlchc _

al . to unsuccessful tenderera. The hi; .i

cepted.

K -r. o. Plcnano.

Tackle f

When you go fishing be

sure and take along all nec- essary tackle to meet vary- ing conditions.

1__.l.

Select from our inagnif-

icent stock and youll not select amiss. We have the products of the best English

I and American makers. We

¥ buy direct from manufac- I

turers and thus are able to give you better values _for the same money. Examine our reels, flies, casts. IIUQS and rods and seeif this is not correct. We can tell , you exactly your r_equir_e- . ments for fishing in this( country.

G. Jamieson

1 DRUGGIST -

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‘ The _Latest

Cut Glass

of the finest quality just . opened up. The patterns are entirely new, compris- ing in part ,

Water Jugs Fruit Bowles ` Tumblers e

Nappi€S, etC- self to accept the lowest or any ten-

tier.

G. I-I' "for further particulars apply to this

o cc.

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1 lan Secretary of Public Works

Jewel er pt C ,Departnienf of Public Works, Char-

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TIDE TABLE

JUNE.

High Water.

te. DW. Time. ll‘t Time. i»l’t. Tu. 1.31 . 12.32

2.21 13.29 3.10 14.28 4.00 15.31 4.50 16.42 5.39 18.00 6.25 19.11 7.06 20.13

7.45

21.08

Th. 8.23 22.00 F. 9.01 22.50 Sa. 9.40 23.37 S. 10.18

14 M. 0.21 15 '1`u. 1.02 16 W. 1.40 17 Th. 2.16 18 l<‘. i 2.49

19 20 21 22

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W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu.

» W.

10 11 12 13 . .

10.56 11.35 12.15 12.56 13.40 14.29 15.30 16.48 18.09 19.24 20.33 21.37 22.37 23.32

Sa. 3.21

3.53 4.27 5.06 5.53 0.47 7.46

Sa. 5.46 S. 9.44 M. 10.39

Tn. 0.25 11.33 W. 1.16 7.9 12.27 June-1st to 4th, variable. 5th to

9th. hot wave. l0tli to 1-ith, storm period. 15th to 18th, cool wave. 19th to 23rd. swcltcrlng period. 24th to 27th, thunder showers. 28th to 30th. gloouiy, damp and drizzly wenthor.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

T0-DAY.

City Magistrate's Court, 10 n.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and

8.45 p.m.

People’s Theatre, 3.15, 7.15 and 8.45 m.

S. M. Tu. W. Th.

25 F. 26

23 24

27 28 29 30

p. =£_-E.- DE.-\'l‘}lS

HYNDMAN.-ln Cliarlottetown on June 13. Patrick Alley Hyndnian, onli of Mr. and Mrs. .l. O. ilyiulninn, aged ll months. l"unei'al private.

CONVENTION OF N. S.

GRAND LODGE OF MASON5

BROUGHT TO CLOSE.

ll/iLIl"AX. .lune 11.- One of the

most successful nntl largely attended Grand Lodge conventions, which flttlngly celebrated the senii-contenl- al of that great Masonic body in the province of Nova Scotia was brought to close at Halifax tonight by the installation of officers. At this even- ing’s session retiring Grand Master Christie oflielated as installing officer. and P. G. Master Crosman as presid- ent officer. The convention has been marked by harmony, expeditious work, and several features of excep- tional interest. in the morning ses-

sion £1,000 was voted for the Cana- ‘ dian atriotlc Fund. in addition to this munlilcent gift $2.000 was voted as a fund to assist and support Mas- ons who may be in want because of the war. Brother James C. Jones, of Halifax, was appointed assistant grand secretary. A standing vote of thsnlfs was extended to retiring Grand

P. E, 1., who will give full particulars tender must be accompanied by an ac

='-fi; TENDERS 1

r will he received- by the imderlllnoil up to SaturdaY» 31109 19211. 1915. f0\'

sawmill and st s two hundred our

Tenders must be on forms which can be obtained from Walter Roach, Iona,

andin timber on acres of land n E.don

in reference to the property. Each cepted cheque for 10 per cent of the heque will be returned, immediately st or any tender not necessarily A--

Sackvllle. N. B.

F-"' I W7

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Warning

NOTICE IS GIVEN that all persons

found trespassing upon the property of Dr. Andrew Macphail at Orwell will be prosecuted.

Parties intending to fish or set nets

or traps in the part of the Orwell River owned by Dr. Macphall are par- ticularly warned to take especial notice.

Dated 5th June. 1915.

Mathieson Macdonald & Stewart

1266-6-7Mmwfl0i

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TENDERS

ELLIS RIVER FERRY-PRINCE COUNTY

_ \~. ,=,[P.15

SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-

ed at this Department until noon on

` MoN|:fAv, JUNE 21,1915

from any person or persons willing to contract for the carrying of passen- gers. haggage, vehicles, horses, cat- tle, sheep, calves, swine, grain, flour, meal and vegetables over and across the above ferry for a term of one or three years from the lst day of April, 1915, in terms of the Act 3, William 4, Cap. 8.

A gasolene scow will be supplied by

the Dcpartnient for the performance of this service.

Tenders inust express the rates of

ferrlage on the above severally, bag- gage, flour and meal ut per one hun- dred pounds and grain and vegetables at por bushel. , The names of t\vo responsible per- `sons willing to become bound for tlic |faltliful performance of the service 'must accompany each tender.

Tho Department does not hind it-

lotfetown. P. E. island. June 9, 1915, 1362-6-12Msm4lEsin4i

I ' .

HAY

, For next ten da_ys we will be pressing and buying atour ware- house both loose and pressed.

Carvell Bros

373-6-12m5i

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NTRANCE EXAMS.

English, French, Latin, Geog-

,raphy, History, Algebra, Geome- rtry, Nature Study, Physiology, - Arithmetic.

Students prepared for Matricu-

iation t_o Prince of Wales College . Special instruction given to Candidates by University Stud- ents holding Degrees.

Classes begin after June 7th.

Terms Reasonable.

Write Box 392 Ch’t0wn.

1268-6-7Mmwf4i

NOTI E

All claims against the Es-

tate of the late Geo. E Auld

26th of June 1915.

Executors of the Estate of the late Ceo. E. Auld 154 Richmond St.

Charlottetown

1334-6-10Mtf.

Alma, P. E. Island

June, 8th, 1915

To Whom lt May

Concern

I hereby forbid any person

or persons buying any stock or farm implements from Moses Vincent, Fra n cis Modore or Mrs. Modore, off the farm now in their session as they all belong to

mC.

Master Christie. expressing strong ap- | preciation of his work, I. vote of thanks being extended to him.

W. J. viNcsNr "

IVI a ro fo r S a I e

To be sold by public auction on the

north side of the Market Square in (fharlottetown on Tuesday the 15th June instant at the hour of 11.30 o’- clock in the forenoon, one bay mare, six years oltl, weighs 1200 lbs.

BENJ. CARTER dt CO..

Auctioneer.

1377-6~12l\l2i.

Grand Patriotic Concert and Basket Social at _ Brookfield

On account of the stormy night this event has been postponed until Thurstlay, June 17, 1915, when the grandest entertainment of the season will be held in the large and commod- ious hall at Brookfield. Doors open at 7.30 p. m., concert commencing at 8. Admission 15 cents. Ladies with baskets free. A general invitation is given to all ladies to provide bas- kets. The programme will consist of city talent. A good time may be ex- , pected. Teams will be provided for i and will meet all parties wishing to go at Robins' Livery, not later than 7 p. in. on Thursday evening. Come one and all and help our brave boys \vho are fighting so nobly for home rights and British freedom.

trlotic Fund.

Reference

BENJ. CARTER. E. C. McDONALD.

1331-6-10-MEtf.

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Department of the Naval Service 1 Puauc Norics

I , Fist-1 |NsPEcrioN Ac-r

FISHERMEN and packers who desire to sub-

_rnit the|r_ salted, mackerel, herring and

alewives _for inspection and i.he brand. will please no_tify inspecting Officers as under:

Thosc_ in Cape Breton island. Inspector ll. H.

Mann S d N. S.

» Y D¢.V.

Those in Antigonish. IGuyaboro.f Halifax.

Queens. Shelburne and Yarmouth counties in Nova Scotia, inspector Arthur R. lliltz. Mahone Bav. N. 55. A _ Those i_n Digby. Annapolis and Kings counties in Nova Scotia ; Westrp_orlarld, Albert, St. John and Charlotte counjisa in New Brunswick. ln- sqsctor A. O. ll. \\_ilson, St. John, N. B.

Those in Kent. Northumberland. Gloucester

and llestigouche counties in New llrunswick, Inspector Colson Hubbard. Caraquet. N. B,

Those in Prince Edwr-ird_ island, Magdalen

Islands. and Colchester. Picton and Cumber- land counties in Nova Hcotia. inspector Thomas Doyle, North llusticn. l'. l<I. l.

Those in thc\Province of Quebec will. for the

present. notify the Department at Ottawa.

_ G. i.DEsn/\ii.iT:-'_

Deputy Minister of the Naval Service

Department ofthe Naval Service.

Ottawa, June lst. 19 iii.

1383-6-l4m2i

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One ofPastor Russall's lecturers will give a

discourse on "Present Conditions Indicate Fall of Satan’s Empire," at the home of James (iodfrsy, 126 Fitzroy Street. Tuesday evening, June 15th. at 8 o`clock.

You are cordially invited.

1388-6-llmii

I 4

SALT

_19,500 Bags now due from Liverpool.

CARVELL BROS.

1386-6-14-l1lmWl`3i. 1

Proceeds in aid of Kitchen and Paltinie before we will get there.

The following interesting letter

from one of the Islanders now at the

W S Louson --

France. May 24th, 1915.

Dear Friend Louson.-.lust a line

to da to acknowled e recei t of our

or three days ago. Your letters al- ways seem to help somehow or other. Well. l've intended to write you a long letter for some time, but things are too swift here for one to write a decent letter. We are in an even worse place than Ypres. i intended writing you an account of the smash- ing of that town, but I am enclosing a clipping from an English paper which describes it fairly well.. I see by the papers that some of the Island boys are leaving for the front. The one and only need here is men, Lou- son. lf you at home could only under- stand conditions here and what our men are really up against. i think you would be able to get a P.E.I. Company

with each draft. As far as one can judge new it will keep the Dominion

.pretty busy to keep one division here

Just to give you an idea, we lost about 700 in our battle at Ypres and up to last night we have lost over 800 here, with 15 officers. Now just consider those figures for a moment. This loss has taken place since April 22nd, just one month, so we will want 1,000 men and over 40 officers to keep our strength up since that time. Don't run away with the idea that Germany is nearly beaten, or dream that she is short of shells of food. Anyone that _thinks she is short of shells wants to come here and listen for a week or two. 1 doii‘t like to say anything about recruiting. but it certainly seems slo\v to us here. 'l`liiiik if our _Island boys here knew that a whole company of Islanders were couiing out next week-well, you can imagine how good they would feel about it. Well, Louson. it seems like ages since we were home and looks like a longer

lt's

just pure luck (or is it something greater?) that one escapes from week to week in this country. You are never safe a minute, and oh. the dreaded hot weather coming with the flies. i hate to think of it. This place will he a fly's paradise sure. \Vell, write me often. I'll send you a long letter soon. Sincerely,

ISLANDER.

LESS TROUBLE

'"l‘liis hat just suite nic. Too

it is intended for a blonde. lt’s a l'ni a brunette.”

“That hat could he changed

liaps." ventured the inilliner.

“Never mind,” said the girl.

change."

MCINTOSHIJBARRETT NUPTIALS

bail pity

per-

.Tn

On Wednesday evening, June

Mr. Charles William Mclntosh. V. S. 13. V. S.. of lllontreal, formerly of Freetown and Milton, P. E. I.,was joined in holy matriniony with Miss Lola Barrett of Kingston, the ofliciat- ing clergyman being Rev. George Or- man ot' Cornwall, pastor of the bride. The bride was in 'the best and truest sense of` the \vord one of the most popular young ladies in King.ston,nd- mired for her ainiabillty and charni of manner but above all for her useful- ness iii the coinniunity. She will be much missed in the Sabbath school church and choir of which she was for seine years the capable and elli- cieiit organist and trainer of the eliil- dren and young people. The address (transcribed below) which with a piu‘se of gold was presented to her by the church sets forth in .some de- gree the appreciation of all concern- ed as the value of her services and thc sense of loss involved in her rc- inoval to Montreal. The wedding was at quiet honic i`un<~tlnn including in the company only thc nearest rela- tives of the two families, with Mrs. Ornian. wife of the officiating minis- ter. The bride garbed entirely in white silk voll with bridal veil and chaplet of Lillies of the Valley, car- rying a bouquet of roses and maiden hair ferns, entered on the arm of her father, Mr. Reuben Berrett, the wedding inarch being played by her

illh,

One cent per word first Insertion ln this column, half cont por .

ASSIFIEII AUS `

1 word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum `

,, charge Twenty-five csntl. `:

must be before the

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the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. Handsome free equip- ment. Sione & Wellington, Toronto, Out. 1050-6-26ME27i.

“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.

Send for catalogue. Solar and brom- ide prints. portraits, flat and convex frnmos and war pictures. Merch-, ants’ Portrait Co.. Toronto.

r _ E . Zim

Help \Vantctl--Feinal-.»

i r-'on eats.-'rwo Pune saab

Th E t T t C ____, A.genE?_v,Y_q__“_ted.,_,_____ Ayrshire bulls, one year old. Prices

e as ern tus 9' Aosnrs WANTED 'ro sau. Fon rlsht- Apply C. T. Ferguson. Marsh-

field, No. 2 York R.R. 1275-6-7m6i

i ' _ -____..e__- L.e§f_-,_ i.os'r.-BETWEEN 31 F|'r2TcW€i‘I

and Experimental Farm. one door key. Finder kindly leave at Star Laundry. 1358-6-11m3i

m Miscellaneous

ANYONE WISHING THE USE OF

an up~to-date Vacuum Cleaner on easy terms may apply to L. Mc- Kenna. 179 Dorchester St., Phone

` 246-L. 1309-6-9M6ipd.

WANTED,-A WOMAN T0 WORK

by thc tiny. Apply at this olllcc.

a 1376-ti-l‘.’Mli.

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. D. Stewart, 165 Kent St. 1343-6-11lVl3lpd

WANTED-AT ONCE A GENERAL

servant. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. James. Pownal street.

1285-6-Smtf.

For Sale

CANOE FOR SALE. - CHESTNUT

canoe, used one season, refinished, for quick sale. Cheap. Apply 277 Richmond Street. 1352-6-11m3l

|=5'ri`TA'|§s. _ ‘rom/rro Pi.AN'rs.

choice varieties. Prlco righ_t. J. A. Ferguson. Marshfield, R.R. 2.

V 1356-8-11m3i

FOR SALE.-Offers will be received at the Water and Sewer Department City Hall. from parties wishing to purchase a Blake Underwriter Steam Pump. 96 h.p.. capaclt l,000.- . oiltlgallonl posnliours. Izumi

1322-6-10M4ipd. . ‘

FREE-oNE Pa|N'r Fnom ANY

negative up to 3a. Developing and printing for amateurs a specialty. Send negative and get free print with our price list. THE ACORN STUDIO, Sourls, P. E. l.

' 1183-8-2-M12l.

Situations Vacant

SALEBMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city, town or country. Big earnings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necess- ary. Write Luke Brothers. Limited. Montreal.

To Let 'TO"L`ETl“.¥`§l“)f_R6O‘IT_lT6‘l.lB°E*WlT`Fi

bath on Weymouth Bt. Apply to 202

Weymouth Street. 1348-8-l1M3i.

. \5`ali1$ed ' _

FOXEB WANTED-I have inquiries . from the United States for podi-

grsod foxes. if you have such for

sale, list them with me. No charge for listing. Dr. lil. A. Rands 1;

rw w re ,=°°r"°’a."¢-‘

rim, ix. s. mossirinpa.

mum mi null ---f- - -- - ---= f-@-

firing-line. has been received by Mr

Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove Private Geo. W. Sharp. Summsrside Private J. E. Lockerble. Cascumpec

Private J. A. Beaton. Brookfield Private McQueen, Mount Vernon Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River William Mclntyre, Charlottetown

K. F. Ellis, Summerside Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove Pte. N. McKenzie. Nine Mile Creek. Private W. B. Davey, Albion Bay.

' Y S P Y

welcome-letter. which I received two Wqgndgd

. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington

giiyer W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown

John Stewart, Wood Island

Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown Emanuel Dolron, Charlottetown Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown. Gunner W. G. Bruce. Red Point

Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor

Pte. C. A. Arnald, Charlottetown.

Pte. ii. J. wens. Elmsdale Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Station. Pte. I-larry Riley, Sea Cow Pond. Lot 1

Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookfield.

Prisoners

Guizncr Nell Mclsaacs. Souria, Pte. Lester Proud. Charlottetown:

punt, _y_ Fm,"-_ gg page,-'| B", f Pte. Lester 0. Johnson, Petor's Road

Missing

plqvate John Cm-ry. Ch“|°¢¢9¢0w|| Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood p,-Nate H_ J_ Went Eimsdare Pte Jas. Dawson Brown. New London Lleut. C. B. Pltblado, Charlottetown

Died From Wounds

Charles L. Pitts. Charlottetown Private John Curley. ChBrl0tl€l0Wll Pte. John W. McDonald, Brndulbane. Patrick A. MCMBDUB. BODBUBW-

Private William Gordon, Montague.

Sergt. Wm. P. Brady, Cyrus B. Ltiri, Pisquid

Killed in Action

Charlottetown. ' Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Point.

How sleep the brave who sink to rest

By all their country's wishes blest!

When Spring, with dewy fingers cold. Returns to deck their hallow’d mould. She there shall dress a sweeter sod Than- Faacy’s feet have ever trod- By fairy hands their kncll is rung.

ily forms unseen their dirge is sung; 'l`licre Honour comes, a pilgrim gray. To bless the turf that wraps their clay) And Freedom shall a while repair,

To dwell a weeping hermit there.

].;a5¢_ A. C. Henderson, Union Road.

V V Z li 4,. i 1 2 W, W

sister, Miss Mellissa. Barrett. The outer element, high wind and heavy rain were most uiiprcpltious but that did not dampen the spirits of the wedding party nor hinder thc gathering of a very large company. of “serenaders" of both sexes, come from ii long distance, their whole be-

havior was irreproacliable in the high-

est rlcgree their costumes niost vari- ed. some most grotesque others dis- playing much taste and care. The bridegroom is in every way most worthy and held in high esteem by all who knew him. In his love affairs there were all the element of the old time romance for he served his apprenticeship to the calling of a blacksmith, house-slioer with tho br,irle’s father and remained true to his youthful ideal. Later he by his own ef|'orts earned sufiicient to put himself through the Veterinary (lol- lege of Surgerns, Toronto, graduating with distinction the holder of two diplomas and holds a responsible po- sition ln the city of Montreal under

the Dominion Government. 'l`\l¢‘i1U0<| wishes and Dl'l\.V0l'S uf il lHl'i»£c <fil‘0|f‘ of relatives. friends and acquaint- ances go out to llicm. Following is a copy ol' the address.

Miss Lola Barrett, Kingston:-

Dear Frioiul:-Having been associat- ed with you in Christlon work for some years now, and learning of the important event now impending in youi' life, wc desire to place on re- cord our high sense of appreciation of the value of the services cheerful- ly and willingly rendered by you in Church, Sunday School and commun- ity and especially your work as Or- ganist and trainer of the choir and the children and young people f'or our concerts. We regret very niucli that the happy change you are nialr- ing will iiivoive separation t`roin your family and numerous, very uninerous friends and numerous, very numerous we feel sure that wherever your lot

in life may be placed, the Church of your choice will beiieflt from the ex- ercise of your kindness and gifts

that you will be found helllflll “ml fruitful in every H0011 W0l'k~ Wil 110-._ sire and we are sure we speak the mind and sentiment of the entire neighborhood in wisliliig you and your highly respected husband many years of true happiness and genuine prosperity.

Pray accept tho accoinpfmyihs

gift, not so inucb for what is is, as for what it represents.

Signed on behalf of the Church. JOHN l"E’l‘lllCK..

NICHOLAS COLWILL,

WM. H. GREEN. JAMES CREWYS. GEORGE CREWYS.

Trustees Kingston Methodist Church. George Orinun, Pastor. .- (Patriot and Examiner please copy)

Language

"You will find this tar paper very

good for moths,” said the snlesiiiaii.

“l don't doubt it," replied the cus-

tomer; “but what I want is something tliat’s bad for them.”

p _ A A "rd

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Straw Sailors

The Hat & C6 77 The Hat

C,,,,..,,,,,,. THE HABERDASHERY C., ..,,..f§

Get Your

New Straw

7, or Panama To-day

‘;-2. °

nf/

Panamas

_ We carry only the newest in straws.

Let us show you the new

saw tooth sailors, high band sailors, oval top sailors and all the other novelties of the season.

Prices $1.75 up

In Panamas we shine. We

carry bleached Panamas in telescope crowns, welt leafs and Alpine shapes.

Regular Panamas in Col-

lege shapes. Young me_n's styles and regulation, wide leafs. Guaranteed Panamas from $5.00 up.

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, Outing Shirts '

S_port _or country club shirts in

white soiesette suitable for tennis,

2/ boating, golf etc $2,00.

Outing shirts in white piques,

mercerised cords, soiesettes etc with attached collars and plain

cuffs»$1.00, 1.25, 1.50.

Outing shirts in tans, blues, hair

lilw SUIPCS 610-. attached collars " '

f -$1.25,1.50. . `

French cuff shirts in white, tan, blue t' d - fm `

collar $1.25, 1.50 up. _ S “pe etc" with soft 0

Mushroom pleated shirts in white and colored stripes $1.75, and 2.00.

Yours for outing shirts. '

Henderson & Cudmore _

Sunnyside

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