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TENDERS

will be received by the \1l1fl6\‘ll81l0\l llp to Saturday. Ji-lll° 1931. 1915» f°l' sawmill and standins timber on two hundred acres of land near E.dq,n Tenders must be on forms which can be obtained from Walter Roach, Iona, P. E. 1., who will give full particulars in reference to the property. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque_ for 10 per cent ol ,thc amount of the purchase price,whicbcheque will be returned immediately to unsuccessful tenderers. The big est or any tender not necessarily ru-

1‘. D. PICKARD,

-Ssekvllle, N. B.

Grand Patriotic Concert

_ ._ I whenyott go fishing be fl _

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

Select from our magnif- icent stock and YOU" “Ot select amiss. We have the

7 30 p ni concert commencing at

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our reels, flies, casts. ll11€S

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baskets free. A general Iixvitation is given to all ladies to provide bas- kcts. The programme will consist of city talent. A good time may bc ex- pected. Teams will be provided for und will meet nil partics wishing to go at Robins‘ Livery, not lutcr than 7 p. in. on Thursday evcniug. Come one and all and help our brave boys who are fighting so nobly for home rights and British freedom.

Proceeds in aid of Kitchen and Pa

triotlc Fund.

Reference

BENJ. CARTER.

E. C. l\IcDONALD.

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Prince Edward island Railway

Change in Time

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‘ The Latest

Cut Eastern Division

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

Water Jugs Fruit Bowles

Tumblers

Nappies, etc.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweiler & Optician l

TIDE TABLE

JUNE.

(Iommencing Monday. Juno 14th, the

rriorning train will leave Elmira 4.00 a. m., Souris 5.10 a. HL. G£‘0l‘S0l0Wl\ 5.15 a, ni., Mt: Stewart 7.02 a. ni., and arrive at Charlottetown 8.05 a. ni. making connections at Royalty Jet. with morning train from Charlotte- town at 7.50 a. m.

All other trains will run as at pre-

sent.

District Passenger Agcnt'.s Oillcc.

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DIARY OF E VENTS.

T0-DAY.

City Magistrates Court, 10 a.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and

8.45 p.m.

People's Theatre, 3.15, 7.15 and 8.45

p. m.

£

BIRTHS

McLEAN.-On Juno Xth. 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrcd Mci.|_-Eili. flrwt-ll Covc. a son.

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LAWLOR-in this cit_v on .lnuc iltli. Mury Ellen, tluuizhtcr of Mrs, Jas. Lawlor aged -i0 yours. l~`unoraI on Sunday from hcr late residence 231 Fitzroy St., at 2.15 and from thence to the R. (`. (`enieiery.

"Correct hats for all heads." Think-

ing about buying a straw hat? Como ln here and do your/ thinking. We can meet your figure and match your face so as to give you style, cem-

Concern

I hereby forbid any person

or persons buying any stock or farm implements from - Moses Vincent, Francis Modorc or Mrs. Modorc, off the farm now in their pos- session as they all belong to me.

W. J. VINCENT

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NOTICE

All claims against the Es-

tate of the late Geo. Auld must be filed before the 26th of June 1915.

The Eastern Trust Co. Executors of the Estate of the late Leo. E. Auld

154 Richmond St.

Charlottetown

1334-6-10Mti'.

Auction Sale

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We are authorized by

James Farquharson, Esq., to sell by public auction on Saturday June 12, 1915 at 1

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HA Ll FAX-BOSTON

10.00 s. m., Moncton 2.25 p. m., arriv-

The through sleeping car between

Boston and Halifax will be run daily except Saturday, arriving Moncton 3.55 p. m., Amherst 5.51 p. in.. Truro 8.40 p. m., Halifax 10.40 p. m.. daily ex- cept Sunday 1201-6-3Mthetu6i

Mortgage Sale

66 Acres of Valuable Land on Lot 48 in Queens County.

To bc sold by piibllc auction at thc

Court House, in Charlottetowii. in Queens County, on Tuesday, the tliir- tccnth day of July, A. D., 1915, at thc hour of twelve o’clock noon:

All That tract, piece or parcel of

land situatc, lying and being at Kin- loch, Lot or Township Number Forty- eight, in Queens County, in the pro- vince of Prince Edward Island, bound- ed and described ns follows, that is to sayz- On the south by the l'arin of Charles Wood, on the west by the Cardiff' farm, on thc north by the farms ot` George Mutch. Edward Kol- ly, Mrs. Martin Flood and Finlay Mc- l‘hail, and on the cast by the farms of Fiiiliiy Mcl’liail and John N. Stow- nrt. containing sixty-six acres oi` land tt little more or less, together with the appurtenances.

The above sale will take pliicc nn-

iler zintl,_hy virtite of a power of sale contained in a ccrtain lndcnturc of Mortgage bearing date the twelfth day of May, A. D., 1905, lnade bc- twccii i.cmucl Stcwart ot' the first, and Frederick i"q`tcr Stcwart, now tleccascil, uf tho other part.

For fnrtlicr particulars apply at

the otllce of l\lr. Cnlvlli D. i‘\’lc(?alliini, Solicitor, Dcslirisay Block, Chalotte- town.

D:-itctl this lltli day of Julie, A. D..

1915.

ANN STEWART.

Adininistratrix of all and singular

thc goods, cliattols, rights and credits of tho said l<‘rc<lcrick Peter Stewart. 1374-li-12MS5i.

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TENDERS

ELLIS RIVER FERRY-PRINCE COUNTY

SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-

cd at this Department until noon on

MONDAY, JUNE 21,1915

from any person or persons willing to contract for thc carrying of passen- gers. baggage, vehicles. horses, cat- tlo, sheep, calves, swine. grain, flour, mcul and vegetables ovor and across the above ferry for a term of one or three ycars from the lst day of April, 1915, ill tcrnis of the Act 3, William 4. Cap. 8.

A gasolene sc-ow will be supplied by

the Department for the performance of this service.

'Fenders must express the rates of

fcrringe on thc above severally, bug- gagc. flour and mcul nt pcr one linu- drcd pounds and grain and vegetables nt per bushel.

The namcs of two responsible per-

sons willing to bccomo bound for tht' faithful pcrformaiicc. of the scrvlco must accompany each tcndcr.

The Department docs not bliid it-

sclf to accept the lowcst or ally ten- tlcr.

For further particulars apply to this

oillco. '

l.. il. MCMILLAN, Secretary of l’ubiic Works

Dcpnrtnicnt of Public Works, (Thar-

lottctuwn, I’. E. Island, Jnnc 9. 1915. 1362-6-12Msm4lEsin4l

HAY

For next ten days we will be

house both loose and pressed.

' Carvell Bros

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wonrr-i cutrivhrino I

'-1 ti.|..i..1‘..;-tmhi ia_,be'slnmmr to

smile on mt? n"littlo.'9~ ` _° ' -

"Keep up the tlirtatlon," advised his

friend.

SPEAKING T0 HER

Judge (to the bashful male witness

-Speak at the stenographer Mr. Hines.

Hines (to steuographer) -How do

ressjng and buying atour ware-

’l`o be sold by public auction on the

north side of the Market Square in Charlottetown on Tuesday the 15th June instant at the hour of 11.30 o‘-

slx years old. weighs 1260 lbs.

BENJ. CARTER A CO..

Auctioneer.

THRQUGH _s,_EE,;me_¢AR, Why not Save Five Cents 5 Dozen?

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and Basket Social at wii We have them strictly fresh from

them but otherwise equal to the very

8' Adnlissfén 15 cents Ladies Wm, ing Boston at 8.30 a. m., the following 1387-6-12EOD61. -~ ' ' day.

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HlPPEIIIllES_-0 IHE WEEK

are ideal and any from the city daily enjoy the freshness bygoing by auto- mobile, team.a_r boat.

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Sails up East and West Rivers are

becoming popular again and nowhere is thc air more balmy or the scenery more beautiful than along these wind- ing rivers.

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The public function of the week was

the ceremony Ili the ('ouncll (‘haniher on Monday afternoon when His Hhnor Lieutenant Governor Augustine Colin lllacdonald was sworn into oillcc by the (Thiof Justice, Sir W. W. Sullivan, assisted by Mr. F. W. Bennetts, as- sistant clerk of the Privy Council of Caninlri. His llonour, Mrs. Macdon- ald and their daughter, Miss Helena, will lic warmly wei<-.oinctl to social circles and it is hopcd their residence in (`liarIuttotown will bc ilioroughly enjoyable to them.

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Favorcd with fine wcatlicr thc tcii-

nis courts at Victoria Park are enjoy- cd to thc fullest by thc members. This afternoon the tea committee, Miss Gill. Miss Freda liaszard and Miss Louise Mc(‘rcndy will be the hostess-

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The Prlnco and l’riln-oss Rospigliosi

whose visit to bountiful Dalvay was interrupted by the war, left Saturday for New York. Sinci- his departure thc Princc has rcccivcd word of the not unexpected dcalh of his fathcr, the Prince (Tuniiilo Rospigliosi, whose hoinc is in Roino.

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Mrs. Ewan _ .~Maci)oiia|d of

Leaksdalc Ont.. ,better known to tho public as L. M, lllontgonicry, thc author of Grecn Gables and Avon- lca fame, is to publish this mouth the third of her "Anne" stories Anne of thc Island. Mrs. MacDonald, with 'ter husband and young daughter are at present at her old honie renewing friendsliips.

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Premier Mathieson is in Summer-

side this week attending the Sup- reme Court. He is accompanied by Mrs. Mathieson who has lnaiiy friends In the western capital.

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,; Surgeon Lieut. i'.ol. S. R. Jenkins is cnjoying a short furlough with his family horc after ills vory arduous hospital work in Halifax. lie returns early ncxt wcck, lint it is nnticlpatcd he will soon bc rcleascd from his special duties and either go to the front or resume his practice till such

.time as another* call is made..

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Miss Annie Johnson. daughter of

Dr. H. D. and Mrs. Johnson, is being welcomed home by her youngfrieuds, having spent a delightful winter wltli her uncle in Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Dr. and Mrs. Dodd. of Boston. are

among the members oi’ the Harvard Medical Unit which leaves this month for the front. Mrs. Dodd was former- ly Miss Margaret Lea. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l’anl Lon. of Moncton, formerly of this Province.

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Mit-is l-lclen Hughcs, who has spent

the past wlntcr in New York. contlii- ning hor musical studies uudcr the leading singing inusters. is expected home early next week. Miss Hughes. who has u host ol' friends and is a de- cidcd favorite in social and musical circles, will rcccivc a warm welcome on her returli.

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Sir Louis Davics and Lady Davies

are expected to leave Ottawa early in July for their beautiful suinmor resi- dence, Waterside. Their ' daughter. Miss Gertrude, is now completing hor studies as a nurse. intending to offer hor services for the front. t 0 ll

Mrs. Philip Pallner, oi’ St. John, ar-

rivctl this wcck to bo thc gnc:-it. of her brother. Major A. A. Bartlett and Mrs. Bartlett. » -

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Mitts Bessie MncKsy, oi Auckland,

New Zealand. who during her resi- tiencein Charlottetown, has made a wide .circle of friends she being s trained nursc of much ability. _was the guest or honor on Thursday evenlngst afvarlcty shower. her lrvlf- rlage to Capt. L. lieard of Alberton, being announced for the latter part of June. Miss MacKay was genuinely surprised and was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The evening was pleasantly passed with music. games. etc.. dainty refreshments being served ere the guests departed. '

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Mrs. Douglas Cameron. is leaving

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grandest entertainment ofthe season sleeping “ar Wm Nm be"W°°“ Ha" S-rAT|%N /1/¢,'55§'»7' . -:_ r' _ _ fax and Boston daily except Sunday. - /.///, , - _ _ /. \ __ _ ,__,¢ will be held in the large and conimod I ‘ H M t 800 m Truro _ /4,;/// ,-,I/.

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T YOUR PAL. FRANK OLIVER."

Ottawa sliortiy. accompanied by Miss Rosa. Whiteaves, for llrackloy Beach, where they will spend the summer.

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At the Golf Links this afternoon len

will bc served by Mrs. Bagnall anti Mrs. W. S. Stewart.

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Mr. Erncs Auld, after ti plcnsnnt visit to St. John, is now cnjoying nu- outiiig with friends in Sliciliac, N. ll,;I

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There is quite 11 dearth of Metho-

dist ministers this wcck, ns all who possibly could go ure in attendance at the animal N. ll. and 1". E. island Conference |io\v in session in thc city of St. John. '

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Tlic St. James Tcnnis (‘oni‘ts which

proved such an attraction Inst. sum- inor h.'\\'o this your been rcbnilt and at third court has boon added owing to thc, incronscd nieinbcrship. 'l`hc_\' arc now in iirst class condition and thc official opening of thc season is to be held on Monday afternoon whcn ten, will bc served by Mrs. Morrison, -Miss M. Fiillortoii. Miss l\i. l\lcI\'titt and Miss L. McC`rcady. A gay sunnncr is anticipated its sovt-ral tournnniciits have boon arranged for including unc with the Sumnlersidc Club. I It It lk

Mrs. H. W'. liongworflifi Miss Rose

I.oug\vorth and Mis:-i 0. ings arc uni- ong thc visitors in iitteiidaiicc ut the Edgohlll (Jotivocntion this week.

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The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Rog-

ers from Government liouso will uf- fcct the various Cliristian and philan- thropic sociotles with which they arc socloscly identified. During their re- gime, Government ilouso was the con- tre of foreign missions and patriotic activities. Neither Governor nor Mrs. Rogers was much given to gen- eral entertaining and what with their own disliiclinatlon in this regard and the outbreak of the war. there has not been much hospitality or enter- taining except in connection with thc benevolent organizations referred to. Q ll lil

Among the June brides this week

will be Miss Marion Newbury who is to bc innrrlcd on thc 15th lust., to Mr. (lcorgc Ilclllois. Owing to roccnl bercnvcincnt tho marriage will be n quiet onc. Ono tho following tiay Minis May Fitzgeraltl is to be ninrricil to Mr. Shaw of Montreal, and on the 17th Miss Georgie (fox will become thc wife of the Rev. W. A. Lancaster. the marriage ceremony to be pcr- formed in Montreal where Miss (lox has been visiting for some weeks.

1 4 Q

Another pliase of ltctl Cross Work

has been cutcrcd upon by tho ladlcs of Suminersido under thc tilili- lcndcr- shlp of their President Mrs. Brennan, who is untlrlng ili hor efforts to fur- ther the good work oi' this order. It is their purpose to sccurc all lilo wool they possibly can, from all over Prince (Zonnty. and upon rcccipt of sumo to have it knittcd into socks and undcrclothing for thc soldiers. 'i’lic ladies have written personal lot- tcrs to fifty-two of thc Clergy in thc county asking theni to assist in this great undertaking which will no doubt be n splendid success.

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The continued serious illness ol’ Pat,

thc little -son of Mr. and Mrs. J. (). liyndman, is deeply regretted by their friends.

SLOW PROGRESS.

(From the Philadelphia Ledger.) A regiment of regulars was making

a. long, dusty march across the rolling prairie lsnd of Montana. lt was a hot blistering day, and the men. longing for water andrest, were impatient to reach the next town. -

A rancher rode past. . "Say, i’rie`nd," culled out one of the

men, “how far is lt to the next town "

"Oli, n matter of t_wo milcs or tio, l

reckon.‘,' cullcd'bhck‘ thc rancher.

Ahotlter hour dragged by und an-

other rancher wus encoiuitered.

“How lsr to the next' town," the

ing, and then a third rancher.

"Hey, how iar's the next town?" ' "Not far," was the encouraging an-

"Well." sighed the optimistic ser-I

One cent per word first Ins

charge Twenty-five cents.

9tfl°?t1‘!~?I*l~*lI*l'?i*l~ifl+.‘*l~ii~I-=’+1'.~I>§:+-IfP°l~.l-

ertlon In this column, half cent per . .

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum -5

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Agents Wanted

“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.

Send for catalogue. Solar und brom- ide prints. portraits, flat und convex frames and war pictures. lllcrch- niits‘ Portrait Co.. Toronto.

'§€€Ni'§"vIi`A'i`~I1'Eo To 'SELL' Fda

thc old rclinblc i-‘onthlll Niirst-ries. \\'c tcncll our nicli to siell. Experi- cncc iiliilccessiiry, -lliglicst\cuiiiiiiis- sions paid. llundsolnc frcc equip- mcnt. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Ont. l0.'»0-ii-‘.!liI\ll<]2'ii.

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WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

I\o\:.-.cwork. i\ppI_\‘ Mrs. I). Stewart. |05 Kent St. 13-ill-ti-11M3l|nl

WANTED.-GIRL FOR GENERAL

houscivork. Apply 280 Grafton Strcct. 1314-6-9m4i

WANTED-AT ONCE A GENERAL

scrvaiit.. (loud \val.:os. Apply to i\lrS. Janics, l’u\vn11l strcot.

1285-0-Snitf.

wANTED1iL'AoiEs ~ro"Do' |=LA|N

and light sewing nt liomc, whole or sparc time; good pay; work sont any distance, charges paid; solid stamp for particulars. National Mainifacturers Company, Montreal.

:FOR SALE - WAGON-2 SEATS- i built l'or l’caliody's, lloston, at tt

cost of about $500. Used st while- still strung nialiognny wood. Pole for 2 horses and i-iha.fts for single. \\-'ill soil nt $100. Macklnuon & Mc- Neill, 90 Grout George Street.

1335-6-10m3i.

FOR SALE.-TWO PURE BRED

Ayrshire bulls. one year old. Prices right. Apply C. T. Ferguson, Marsh- field. No. 2 York R.R. 1275-6-7m6i

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LOST.-BETWEEN 31 FITZROY ST.

and Expcriinentni l\`nrm, one door

I key. Finder kindly leave at Star

i.nundl‘y. 1358-6-11m3i

I M ist-ella ncous

ANYONE WISHING THE USE OF

nn up-to-date Vacuum Cleaner on easy tcrnis may apply to L. Mc- Kenna, 179 Dorclloster St., Phono 246-L. - 1309-6~9M6lpd. FREE-ONE PRINT FROM ANY

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

1183-6-2-M121.

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For Sale

ANOE FOR SALE. -'CHESTNUT canoe. used one season. rcllilishcd. for quick sale. (‘hcap. Apply 277 Richmond Street. 1352-G-11m3i OR 'SALE. - TOMATO PLANTS, choice varlclivs. i’rice right. J. A. l°`crguson, Murshiiclil, ll.ll. 2.

12150-6-11m3i

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OR SALE-MOTOR BOAT, RUBY 20 foot, 15 h.p. Eiigiiic. Apply at oillce of Auld Bros., Ltd.

1.'l25-il-i0M3l.

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OR SALE.-Offers will be received at the Water and Sewer Department City Hall, from parties wishing to purchase s. Blake Underwriter Steam Pump, 96 h.p., capacity 2,000,- 000 gallons pcr 24 hours. Pump is rendy to run. 1052-5-26mt!

Situations Vacant

sALssM_sN - _zfctusivs LINE

for city, town or country. Bit: earnings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necess-

| ary. Write Luke Brothers, Limited.

Montreal.

_ ‘ To Let; To LET.-'six noon' Ho'usE"w|1‘H ` bath on Weymouth St. Apply to 202

Weymouth Street. 1348-6~11M3l.

is- . Wanted

FOXES WANTED-I have inquiries

from the United States for pedi- grcotl foxes. lf you have such for sale, list thcm with me. No charge for listing. Dr. E. A. Randall. Truro, N. S. 1210-6-3M11lpd.

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swer. "Only about two mlles." l

ciuitiwsgtivitis

FIRST METHODIST

11 ri. m.-Sermon. 2.30 p.m., Sunday

School und illble Classes. 7 p.in., sermon. l’reaclici', Rev. Dr. Myers, of Toronto.

GRACE CHURCH.

11 a. in.-Scrinon. Sunday School

and Bible Classes. 2.30p .m. l'1very~ body welconic. All seats free. 7 p. ni. Sermon. l’reat~licr, Rev. l". ll. Littlcjulins.

ST. JAMES.

il a. m.-Sermon, Silnday School und

illblc (flasacs at 2.30. Straligt-ra nl- ways wclconic and seats provided. 7 p. ni.. Sermon. Prcnclior, ltcv. Ur. Fullerton.

ZION CHURCH.

ti. m.-Sermon Vision ami sp,-v|.»,._ ('hlldrcn'u address. "Tho liundc- lion." 2.30 p. in.. Sunday School and Bible (flash. 7p. m., Sermon. Sub. ject. The Bread of ldolntory. Prog. cher, Rev. G. C. Taylor. All stat., free.

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cswrnsi. ci-mnrrian.

11 a. m.-Sermon. 7 p. m. Sermon-

geant. 'thaifk goodness we're holdin*

our own, anyhow.” `

Sunday School and Bible Classes 2.30. All are welcome. Special

nnislc. l’rciiclicl'-Rcv. W. D. Wil- son.

BAPTIST.

11 ti. ni.-Scrnion. 2.30 p. ln.

Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Sermon. Preacher, Rev. Z. I.. Faiili.

ST. FA U L'S. _

ii a. m-Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sunday

School. 7 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Cunnnunlon at 8.30 a. in. All seats free Rev. T. W. Murphy.

ST. PETER'8

lioly (‘otnniunion at 8 a. m. and 11 n.

ni. Matlns 10.15. Sunday School and Bible Class 2.30. Evensong at 7 D- in. All stats free and unapproprlat- od. Preacher, Rev. Canon Simpson.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.

Service nt,7 p. in. Preacher. Rev D-

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SHIPPING NEWS

ENTERED, Juno 11th-ss. Citi’ Of

Ghent. Beattie, Halifax; schooner-S 90"". J. ’l`renholm,.Sliediac; Eva May. Buchanan, Sydney; Leila Linwood. Trenliolm, Plctou. _

CLEARED, Julie lltlt-Steamvfn

Edward Grover, Murray. Sydney: Citi’ ot Ghent, Beattie, Bummsrsldc; Schs. .Leila Linwood. Treriliolni, Port Hant- - ings; Belle, J. Treuholm, Baie Verte.

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f°'t““d '““°f°°"°" P°tf.,'l'2_6_,2M1,_ o’|__l0¢k p, mn his property 7 V A

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E-REPAIRING KID GLOVES

If a kid glove splits at the thumb or

near s seam. a permanent way to re- pair it is to buttonhole it either sides of the split than sew the buttonholed edges together. The result will be ` new, firm seam. When bnttonhollng

:_ sure to make a good hold. other-N

` 150 itltclilnl will pull out from ill lil.

situated on Lower Malpeque Road consisting of new six room dwelling house and bam, also some household

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