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on nag-gearing’ warrant ' CORN FLAKES

are rlie ideal summer diet!

Over-heavy foods cause more illness dur- ing the summer weather than any other thing you do! Simplify your diet. Men, women and children will work and play and sleep better if they'll switch-in on Kellogg's “WAXTITE" Corn Flakes and plenty of cold milk and the delicious fresh fruits now in season!

Kellogg's “WAXTITE" are wond- erfully refreshing--and nourishing- and always mighty crisp and delicious for any meal. Let the little folks eat aa much of Kellogg's “WAXTITE" as they want. for Kellogg's "WAX- TITE" Corn Flakes digest quickly and easily and rest the stomach.

package you hi! Ia

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Ad”? CORN FLAKES ,_, ,,,,, ,,,.,,

Flee nails el IIILOGUS KIUIILES nd KELLOGIYS BRAI, eeelted aad lira-Had

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lake sure that

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Clearing Auction

SALE, OF FARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS

1'"; MILE FROM CHARLOTTETOWN, ON THE MALPEQUVE ROAD.

We are authorized by .\lr l".'1ll1p Saunders. to sell on .\Io11da_\'. August 7. commencing at 1 tfiltlt-k p.ni., his laluahii- rnrin consisting of 595-’; acres of t-hoice land. liver) iii-re its rich its a eartlen. 'I'I1i&rt- ‘.5 on ide premises a larue ort-lniril ctinsisiiiiu o1 a hundri-ti and thirty choice fruit trees, apples, plums. I‘IlI"|Ilt’>' and pears; also t-ii_\ water

and sewerage. (in the same ilay \\~ viill wil Jill his stock. crop iiud farm implements. anti llfillflo- lurniiiir», t-onsiioin: o!‘ ‘J llflfavs‘. Fl niilcll vows, 3 (‘llUlCIl lteiffers, 4 pigs. Ho wt-ll bred ll"llS. i311 VIIIVKS. 24 choice ducks; I hay cutter (new). I lniy llllii’, l disk harrovr. :2 sets‘ spike hairows, l spring looth narrow. l plough (new). l wuffler inew), l new curt and wheels, double mtg-mini, -.i1i-.'ii- ita-eaon, I Ilnln lllll‘l( wus- gun. ‘l driving sleigh (new), 1 wot-d sleiuh 1 Imisy churn. l wits-hing niachlnetnew). I cream ‘separator. l new Konrne) raiiue nntl other stoves. with 1iipe; I ilrgan. I div-Is»: 1.II1IIIII‘I.lIl“‘I‘ il|l'||llIlI"' ~:1-i <iiales, 2 wheel barrows; also forks SllillPlri and lot. ilther ariit not cnnin erated. Also all crop. consir-tinu o: ‘J zit-res choice oats. ‘~I lIPYPrl choice.

wheat, 4'», acres earl) potatoes. 1._. 4.0 Iiusht-ls oats. l0 bushels yrliczit. boards, a lot of potato boxes and m. sums exceeding HI! Six pm t-cil: Going away.

' BEN] LQAIl/llill tliéillli, Auctioneers,

Standing Fields Crops Competition, I922

Cash Prizes for Fields ot‘ (hits. Wilt-tit. Barley, and

Ilt'l‘t- turnips:

'4

zit-re item-tallies.

n l1ii:1nii'\ ul ‘t inonllts on all IiI-rtsoll 101' wlllin! ~

wlitVkri 1.1111

.~:t h

(‘crtifictl St-Ptl Potatoes.

There will be competitions in the "three coun~ ties, where there are fire or more entries each for

wheat, barley, oats and potatoes grown from certi -I

fied seed.

The number of prizes, in each“ county, will beI Prizes

proportionate with the number of entries. will be paid according to the score. For wheat and barley forty cents, oats and potatoes fifty cents a

eighty. ~ Rules and Regulations

i 1.——A field of oats shall consist of at least fivej acres, of wheat and barley three acres, of certifiedi

seed potatoes two acres.

2.—An entry fee of $1.00 shall be charged, for‘ the first, and fifty cents for each additional entry of grain, and $1.00 for each entry of potatoes. l

3.-—The entry fee shall accompany the appli- cation.

4.*—Entries shall be made to the Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown, not later than Aug.l 15th, 1922.

5.—Oom~petitors should notify the Depart - ment of Agriculture at least one week previous to~ date on which harvesting will begin. l _ 6.—The judging win be done by representa - tives of the Department of Agriculture.

7.—(‘,ompetitors are requested to note the foI-, lowing requirements for standing fields of oats only.

The field must be seeded with (a) registered BannerOats; (b) Seed from field, which had been,‘ sown with registered seed and inspected and approv-I ed while growing; (c) Seed from fields that have‘ been two or more years in the competition, and have scored not less than 24 1-2 out of 25 points for purity’ and approved by the Department of Agriculture.

ibuiidings. Sold ‘ciop. ‘ply to: "

‘ii. ___

ling one mile from point Wlll be paid for each point of the score abovei

l

, )n Thursday the 47th. day 3f AlllgTulile and Chairs, (ilonblcl Spring

IWiIIiam S, Loiisoti, This property

brose Street Villa Street of’ 84 feet 3 lnchee. lRprlng. 2 Carpet Squares,

known at

sale nll the household IurnltureIH/irse, Stilt Hat anti Leather now In the saltl dwelling houslflllfilllllflfr Blocks and Trav. Soup of the late William S. bousou. Tuurlne igid Platter, Large will also be sold l1y

Mrs. W. S. lfllll-‘Ofl n11 the premisicrlnf-Iillifll’. lei or of GR. Smallwood. Sollclllley for Wharf, Large (‘hair Swing ‘ tri‘.

town,

11.5‘ will Flower

CON FEBSIOQI

(‘hupli-r 108

I They lay for a few 11101119013," lslaring up through the boughs l)! lthe tree, before either of ‘ {spoken 1 .

It was ~uil1 .1 fZIOriOIIs dnv to < lite ‘till llliv iliis-aud simply talk o: be iiuiet as uuo wished. The itlil woods i-preail out above and .

bt-llJltl them, the hill dropped" t d\‘.l_\' sire-ply a little distance be yond them. so they could set», _ “Aolm CANADA ‘nroiiéh the trees. Yhw tops of Th6 Importance 0f other trees down below. gray Itlrkr‘ with greeni<h muss and vnflmin” in is lit-lien in spllIlcIH-nz‘ OVPr them. a. being recognized l!

1 -: II ". -‘ dollixtviihereufificlmanlll sud-l‘: ‘h’ Presan‘ ‘kn’ u, 5 I lihk trees grew. llnil grass still'l greater extent than aver

_r.=-1i 1n lllr sunny fields beyond. Faith-s of sunlight. 111i11gled| lwith tueii shadow. and gave ]vrar111th to the autumn air. At one ‘Ide. n pnlli led deeper ‘and (lézpe? unto the II"-'::5, at the other. the - ixne log house Ills-l them —its‘ fluttering curtains an ufld contrast‘ ’

before. It has been con- - clusively demonstrated that yeast is rich in this all important element. Many people have ro-

{d l

Hy o 11inch rough natu;al seen‘ celvéd Greg‘ benef" ,' Gloria, for once, was perfectlyl‘ physically simply bytak- TGIZIXt-tl and quit-i. Pan thought‘ l how young she looked as she Ill)" ins one’ ‘W0 or ‘hreo i their. hei- extraordinary long Rgygl Yeggt Cakggaday. I

black lzi=heg against her dead

Send name and address

white sklii, her large mouth soft ‘her i-hetlts filled out, nio<t of fgr fr“ copy "Royal Yenel _ those faint wrinkles vanished l k u ‘kn _ Gloria looked up suddenly anl c‘ " h" “ca” ‘E ' ' l stink-d at the expression of i. motheily- concern in her small E’ w‘ ‘HLLEILCOMPANV Lmnto l l 'trn~ntl's eyes. '0 RIM“ | "\\'hat are you thinking of.' dauibkin?" she asked, nsuie with‘

Pan one git lit-r pet names for

' 1934

V. IEank Riyal ..... .. - ,‘Bank Montreal

Canadian Steamship Ptd. . Asbestos Cont. Dominion Bridge Montreal Power Winnipeg Electric National BfrWt-Tlk‘! Atlantic Sugar Aichison . . Am. (‘or and Foundry Am Locomotive .. .. Am. Cuielling and Refining Anaconda Cipper .. . .. Canadian Pacific Railway New York Central Cuba Cane Sugar . (‘rucible fife-I International Paper Kelly Springfield .\Iex. Petroleum International Mcr. Marine Press Steel Car

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. "7' THE GUARDIAN " g ,. __$TO0K QIQTATIONS Harvest Excursions Famed l0!‘ Fragrance...

AUGU8T 14m. AND mu rnomluat as Q 13150118 I008 i8 031K661 MONCTON -4o.ooo HARVEST

i l-LAIJI-‘Axofsjfio Aug. l»(Quota- |'urnish9d_ by Johnson and,’ \ ard '

5111,; 1fields. 53ml

saati

. 97in . 16%

luv-tubers Montreal Stock i Exchange.) _ Bt-u Telephone- .... ..i1ai,l BI-WPFR c")? Braz. .. .. 443.1 _ _ Abmbi 5; l (auadas bumper shawinigun __ 16D grain stands read)‘

taut-entitle Pulp 89'. ‘mimni “I'd n“? "'3' Canadian General Electric S4‘. "m" h" “Mk9” l“ Canadian Steamship Coin. -- "l" “will”! “l "l" “wswm

l-‘oriy thousand

l EH8 NEEDED TO GARNER ' i l ~. crop of sold‘. ' for bar‘ . ._ nus gone . gamer 1n wheat

helpers alsulwalllell- an army of sinewy me =

for ite aubfl;

lragraneesois

3ft!

TEA.

u‘ _ i‘... . o.» r... “.1 bind that which thel knqwn for its exquisite aroma and delicloug

liruitiul land has brought forth.

help the West.

so generously

lieu of the East are called an‘ and special “iliillgvlllrflllfi ate made for

I flavour. Each leaf is the essence of lragrggf to: purity and yie1d_s_the jzhoicest o! llajyougra. lhzlrriLpi-E-ITOIITHV WINS I" '1"?

.__.._:

second White Dove the winner to

in nevi-nth place l1 en 1 .

|tr.iiisport-.1imn. Special exe-iir- THE MATRONSTAKE.

sions vlili be run b)’ the Canadian “ll “asf-vwmry h.‘ ‘he "m" I198!- National Railways on August 4th.} . , ‘*""“' I'm“ “’°" "‘°,T""*"P “m!” land lSth.— the special through, PORT MIAMI PARR- Tllrlltk 2.12 trot w th a purse of $1,430 in

on that date at 4.00 p. 1n.

the comfortable journey.

lmaile to give The

;éx,_.ursions "M," leaving Mouflon Oh1o., Aug. 2.~-d.ee Worthy ilriveiiltlie 2.0T Pace.

[are u, “iinngpeg from (-hnr|,,ue.istake for flirt-e yt-ar old trotters to fort-ed into an extra ‘town will be $24.55 plus one _ cent pet mile to points beyond. _ 179%! Special arrangemenn; have beenfllllffl’ ""9118 "l" hafygg[efs u orite in the first heat. and trailingdrv Laura Forbes.

Edna Early wan 1n The 2.15 pace was Iieai when Robert .\‘f. .\'eltii Patch and Laura Forbes divided first place for pug] tion n the first three heats. wt)“

Thgllby Ben White won the Matronfstraight heats.

on the Griiiidi this afternoon Peter Earl far

1m1ylthe value of $7.340 ‘Circuit. track here

finest

Remfing _ 75i)flyl.\‘fle of convertible berth colonist| suulhprn pacific _ Qlghw-al‘! are to be used, and special, _

Snulpbakg, w)“: ilraugeinenis made I01‘ ‘he be“! 3 a GOVERNOR lnbllhliitgikfTiilvlllhllAtvel-‘Sktlsohn eve w a 11110,, Pacific 143-.jh;of meals and lunches on restaur- ' - e ' '7 -' ".417

Plan Copper . L’. S. Steel

MONTREAL EXCHANGE. Victory . ..

1933 Victory 1922 Victory . 1937 Victoyr .............................. .. —

BAN KS

1.*1<,,u111,-._ , Batik Nova Scotia

, "O1 _\'UU-—-iiIid myself. Woiider- v ‘ _ g iug what I should ever IIIIVE- doht: “HFM- E9?!‘ 105%; Dec‘ 107' 1t‘ you hadni literally picked me _ .31“? “fili-

lip and taken me awa)’ from Noi- a llllr-Ihlll W“ nlalrmd‘ a “lanlcorfl. BPDL. 515%.‘ D9‘?- 57%; M8!‘ IIS Cit)’ :bi- answered. "It was inuth below 3'0“. 11$ Fit" km)“; 61in.

tlt~illIl—-it'r n1e-to go 011 there. lit-w Morton was. ruu “W15 11° 01"» D"-

‘Yv-i l would have gone on. \Yhat I11"? riullk. l" II“ ILWL YU“ ‘you'd 391M31- 19%

ivoiilti you have done, had you IVJVQ be?“ “nhappy- bu‘ kept ym", been in 111,1" place. as I was a yt-ar Idfifllfi. EVEHIUBIIY CUIIWEB ‘I'm-Hui ago?" ' have. come, you would have brittle!

"Gotten out-gone away. Wade "II “wil? "o!" a "armw me- 3°“. my own life independently, or “lllllll 11"" Mk5“ 3'0"‘: hugbund; starved Iiaid mental fret-doth. "l9"!!- 21$ a Ilflflfllfltp, loriunatelyy-

, ~-y,,.,‘ bu, yo" have mumgb Vvvll-llltfitlllflg cousin, Gladys." 1\'ullf' sort- get: oiii. 11¢ you .~:i,\‘.' "l-“Yilll” will‘ 5'0"” llilll I|iill¢——~!'\0 IIIIIIII even to iiilk ‘h? ‘I““""l““—ll l‘ “Mm "Gen {mil tou illllid to tiiink tnr- W" l WWII" "a" ~"“‘~"°“ ‘"1 “Ml

1mm 0,1," 119mm. w“ crown into a IWCIILIIPS: loncl) Void, “pram 0g evprvnflng “m1 11111111 and bot-n ‘(|llEt'l" by the lune‘ ' I‘v.- APP" those ‘queer’

‘lo f'rie1lrl~', ii-lT-Illl)‘ f.llll'll

, . _.. 1I\\:i.~~Ill _, -

1;,:::":T:,',,,i-o i“ d "on! “M! ‘If-people ~1o tiiien. You saved 111e— gtmfiimer Din Pmma Sivlilolizfilllm IUHYIIPY fare will be $25.00 78 Great George 8L,

i “Phat .1111" echoed (‘loriq l" ‘.1. it‘ I stand for a 1H1" YUIPYP“ “vim know as p 1y . -' "m" Winnipeg 1° 3L Jim" m"! '5 ~

, » ~ I l l“ , _ __ ,_ __ g,“ contains thirteen rooms uilii h , . ~ . _ , I

".311, ,,,.. .0“. The,“ ,1“. .1“ dolit .ll\\d}.\ rewlie people (II . , m e1 twirl-i in New Brunswick en A

iirho-eil- in’ - l-Ufppl‘ “i1 4,9‘? (‘lllllelfillftli I mean." she’ uddedlsphipdid (“Der Shop’ iwvmg hugelthe line of the Canadian PtirlfIPd, ' ’ 9

il-n .' T . i‘ .. f '. .10 i I 'n' 1,, “pm... 11... pliilli clear, l"'°l"'g“"“'°"‘ "I50 “memmise “ndWti 110ints east ofSt. John and nil: City Ticket Agent.

.. on “lldl tn .~.i_i oi what f0 d.) _‘ _ I“ ' nun-IL 110,159 has ham mum 31ml}, . _ Fl_ d l '1 d I Y _ g.“

1M,“ “H. Mum, or how to 11nd...‘ It l liiidtii conic. some other P“, ‘r128 Sumlm for residence“; rinie auur salt . (“Hist of. | g __ a

.. ,. 1 ,,., .. _ lu11|)|_1l\|]1jI\' would 11.11111. coitie— 5' ‘ ‘ - e _ ' , lwny second class fare additional -

fill m». NLdll-e .~it-~ just too, ~ . Ihotel Il not sold by private SJIE| . . I

stupid That sort 11m, Ho,“ “qlhiwinto to every Illilll‘, you knouytlltaberoj M! u_ Fm Wm b W,“ lid/PT)’ IJPFQO" Pllwllllslllg Ill?!“ r -—--—

Iopportunity they ctiilldffi lliiittflll'll‘v'f*l‘ll "=2, w. 0i‘. If "(ll- Ymlib‘. ‘Gm-m iasiuoii, L,“ 111111 edpig ImbOi-FH dick" Wm lie rumishfd

iguilen 11inch {r0111 life, -“'"uIlI Ill-IV“ “"931 ‘Illvpll "w"? by‘ "Alpph, w L I ‘vnh venllcauou ‘iprllflmlle’ ‘vhlcil ...__..____e._._..._. . . . .

"lint your sore-the fpngjnv i-tlcspcrzilitin, probntbly dune o1f1 ’ > _WI"’" 51'1"‘! l" i" “IYIBIDPE In‘ ,

1111,11,.- m- 111,, “may mp g1.“ “.116 with _\oii1 ldIIlPl‘ io South AlllPfl-lsoncmggsoNfntla 1gmm?:HEE' tfarnier. to show that the holder of ’ , ,

s1 I'It.i|~' ‘ill-us, I)llI too liniiil 1o i-x-~"*'- i‘ “WM M“ "a" a dlilerfln‘ ' ' g. coupon hi“ DEE" hweii w wink i“ ' ' ‘W... ,1,,.,,,_ Wm, ".31 “Minx butlfdlfi, 11o: .-o pleasant as this, pv,.r_t“\_ ‘the harvest fields. will entitle the

Amino“, ,1”. ,.,,,H-,,g,. 1,, ,,.,. ,;,,u,_,_\.,l1u11;<, but hzippii-i- than eiayiugl ' (person to purchase ticket fru-ii ' v

l~—the_i"1e the 1iiohlv-ni. Idvciitillil l‘“' “I "Um" "“ “"1 ‘WW1. ' fimnmppg m ‘my pom“ in Mmb] n a 1_\- | 11,11“,- ,1,,._,» find lhpil. “nufl "You int-an," said Pan, "that all‘ Julia. saiikatchevilau or Alberta: .

1H,“, u vungpnia, m?‘ Take you as-U; ,,_.~..-w,. ],..,,,,1.. ‘v1.0 H“. w, I l ibut not west of lsdmonton. Calgary .

' ' 1illllllll of life and of ourselrcsq a lur MBCIPKH]. at rate of 1-2 cent per l“ a

‘mile. but not less tlien $.50. __

1111c helped out" So we tier-tin’! bel . .,..

Nervous People 1

. l so .1 . . " ' said Gloria dl-i~iiietil_\'.'l . _,,__,_, ;'"'I‘lii- good IlldI'.~' 111 peoplt- ('Ulll|\l'

5 “m, hage.ru.d_,_(,a,,‘, wumf... m, ,oiLL....Yuii..s.-i._\;. \..iii.....u'.eie. mitlldltll .—-I- I ]lI't'.'~$P'(I look will tiisiippeul‘ aiiilil”? "I1 kl""“' "ml “""'¢‘ I00‘ “hflll IWIVUII-é. lhiii people" will t-lillll in I “iii Si“ -""“""’m I "““' m”

tweigllt and streneth when lliiro-lghl"! lllrl“ 11nd Illl- oppni-iiiiiiii- i Ilhliosphate i~a taken for a ‘slitiit “'4'” ‘mm-wil h." 7m” 5“""l“9551 .1 . .. '- . - - ..l ti-lt your charni~st I it'll! 101- 1111: Illlgllq lnut Co, Ltd., .!lldl _ _ ' 3mm,“ ,, IXUII. If 1t lizidni been that, 1i iwoultl have been ainothcr ])t‘I'>'0Il,i

ITignish, P. E I out ofl-————-—

House For Salei

Auction

_! lilllflilltq‘ time. You needed only til _— h‘ 251ml" "lmmff- low“? "hall?" Big clearing auction sale ' a e all‘"?}“‘f,""'l>'-‘ , _ Mount Iiyuu on Wednesday Aug. g . l“ I” him)" i“! flrillllihl slilllngdtitlr, at one o'clock sharp of‘ my j “imlg l“; “'95 ‘l l" 5“““3'"'I)ezi tiful l'rm, stock cro and ‘tit-id; I)P,\‘IIllll, her brown i u d p

steing the past with lug and the future with glad hone ‘I'm a different person. l"|n afraid. l feel, as I told George.’ that I've a secure place in 111e,, world-st first with vou but onlyls ,as long as you needed me andl

‘you lr.n‘t need I110.‘ now But

The tinder-signed offers for sill?- llls farm of 100 acre: of good land. xi’. acre, of which Is in high sllilti of cultivation, The balance cover ed with an excellent growth lllllll and l-iofl wood, With 800d wjh or without For furthers particulate ap-

lhe Iilghest form of love, for —to be needed and to bc able t‘ give. And I have llII that-and a grave. will, for George will alway love ine I know lm not because I'm so happy"

JOHN A. CAMPBELL, Long River.

FARM

I offer for sale my farm of .30 acres situated at .\IcNeill's (‘ross Elmsdale anti

up a cheerful honking. and knew George was on his hack. And Gloria thought

three from Alberton. with (‘FOIL boat's siren that would sound in n L stock and 11110199191111 S316 1° few days. when Saiitley, too, suit purchaser. This land ls Ill would he on his way back.

excellent state of cultivation. good

|dwelllng house and barns. good p1§q15

1piimp in buildings also on farm. ' ________ -< “onveniently placed hillll mlie from F . , - good grist mill-ills arm s near t i B I . tiwo of the best. markets I11 the a e p0un[y_ 15 dry and has a l0ve|_\'

An We Pre liistruf-autl to sell

Public Auction on

bush encircling the buildings by

ideal place for any settler.

(sgjnmn TIFESILAY, AUG. 8TH. ANDREW ARTHUR. At l2 O'clock Noon __}_.# —--——-—— Estate George (bombs, 44 \\'at- c1‘ Street. The follovrinn.

Press (Malioiganyi choice, (iii-st

AUCTION SALE I V’

To 11¢ e011] by Public Auctiometl Wardrobe, Bureau and Glass,

,1-t itiatant A. D. 1022, at elevculzi pairs window poles, ll window ()'(\l()“‘|(‘ in iht- forenofll 0n U10 Poles llhfahogunyi 2 lounges lfylnifiefl; that valuable pFOIIPPLV flower ornament in glass, '1‘ Vene- nt Brighton, In the Common of flan Window Blinds, Old filsiiioiicdl

Charlottetown, including the d00- ble tenement divelllng house their on, lately" occupied by the I819

Gln<n lAmerlt-anl Table, Plano. 2 Plano Stools. (McPnrlunc) Safe Uil Stove, Four sets Window Shutters, hand mailr-i Hal! Table has 1i frontage on Brighton Ave‘ Jars. (‘rocks and Bottles, i.‘ nfie, of 224 feet 9 inches. on Ain (lrtiete (large and sniallii Old of 110 feet and OlLBooks. Law Books, llfllitury _ l large nindBIRriiss-elb Square. (‘nnopy all

[Wood i3 posts and curtains» 2 the abovsKilchen Chairs. 3 ply (‘lollies llox.

Terms and conditions

sale. etiinlely

Itnm after

Meat Auction. Platter, 2 Vegetable Dishes, 1J9: For full particulars enquire ofyiiiiter Crust. Set of Stnlr Rods, Flower Shand, Trol-

Cameron P. E.

Block, Charlotte» Picture Frames. Aug.2-5-i. B. CARTER l» 00.,

1. A. WILLIAMSON, Auct‘ ,.

“QWICIDSB to the church. and iilwayis willi lllni. because iiiq¢hePfilfi YBCIOFY- 515° net-d; me and always wlll. That's Ila)‘ m)’ SIOBIK OI I011!‘ 800d IIOPBPS m.- slx choice milch ‘heifers. 100 hens irm innilemtinis. good condition. All household fur afraid ,IlIlI1l‘8. Terms at sale of stock etc. '14 months on all Down the road a motor horn set dollars 6 per rent PgnlQpen for \\‘£l_‘v‘lt‘fllll8 and see the of tnelSale positive no reserve.

U‘

and pump at oor, extra good buildings, only even miles from Charlottetown.

school and on the saute

cows, 6 young and full Ilne of all new and In

stints over five oft‘ for cash inspection any time growing crop.

eslle MacDonaild Mount Ryan,

J. A. MACDONALD AUCTIONEER

NADIAN PAcIFIc

FARM Laborers Excursions

Augunt 4 and ‘l8

FARES FROM 8T. JOHN and other C.P.R. Points in New Brunswick.

820.00 Going $26.00 Returning

To WINNIPEG

rom .R. outs n ew Brunswick, Nova Scotla and from l". E. Island, add Local Second Class Fare to Rates from St. John.

N. R. Deebi-leay

35%; Sept. 33%; May

For Sale or to REIT!‘

ilk-Innis House, Souris, suilablefloi‘ going Journey ~'\'-n if it nlennt bodily siziivitiltin. .\‘oti “'t'l'r‘ saved that b)’ Your 1W1‘ n“ “Melt Applr 0' P~ Aégggiilllgi;gfioilgleszrigllglc:‘Iguana;0mg‘

Front points ‘east 0f St . John and in Princi- lid- lwziril Island. the fares will be made ',up of the lowest one way secuii." lclasii fare to St. John plus $20.0'i For the re