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G 'ras cHARLor'l's'rowN GUARDIAN IU'-Y 22 191'*

_ P.-lsrwo _ E- _- ° _

on P.

_ Holy Name Pic-nic

At Beautiful St. Peters’ Bay

Bar Monday August, 2nd. i9|5

l There is not a more beautiful spot

E. Island than St. Peters allay.

a.s seen from the vicinity of the ltoble Gothic Church.

e one can spend an afternoon of

Her

real pleasure alld conlenteltlent.

All popular games and atnuselnents

very fine trout rods- or .l_

Oll I

split bamboo and green- bow

to $25 each }}‘,§§{,

‘ S

1

We have about a dozen "2,

b

1(-.‘

Time

rdle

IIUUH

We Offer

l'av ora

e provided.

will

Plenty to eat altd drink, and all of

very best available.

boys of tlte Charlottetown Past- Club with their famous "League

te Cross Band", are camping le grounds, and will contribute music and luerriment.

A special train will leave Charlotte-

° , IOWII

hart1at prlces from grounds. Returning at ..30 p. nl. ite-

fare Svc( and proportionate rates intermediate stations llalf fare

at 1.45 p. lll. for the picltic

on regular morniltg and after-

trains from Souris alt.) Elmira.

Should Monday Ang 2ttd prove nn-

ble the Picnic will be held the

25 _ tirs-_t title day following.

.on any of these. Heres _ a line bargain just at the 3 right time. These are hand-made rods and fine-

ly finished throughout.

pet

_ 2:97-1-

-iai train schedule later. M22, 27, 29, 31.

' 1

. Yarmouth Silver Black Fox and Fur

__.l,_E_4_4_ _ _ _

Co. lid. Yarmouth, N. S.

50 p. c. casll dividends paid

last year.

20 p. c. cash dividends gua-

ranteed this year.

Unless lllore than 20 p. c.

Fox Ranch Wanted

' Wanted Fox Ranch with farm coni- bined Buildings etc., about 50 or 75 acres location close to Charlottetown or Summerslde, ranch to contain ll- bout 15 pens. Shore front properly preferred state location, price and all particulars that you consider would tetld to interest party. Strictly' con- fidential. Terms Cash. Write to

L. F. care VICTORIA HOTEL.

Charlottetown, P. E. l-

2201-7-2215131911.

it irwnqili

Farmers Meeting

The Semi-annual meeting of the

Bedford Farmers' co-operative Co.. will be held at Bedford Saturday, July 31, at 1 o`t-lock, By order The- odore Ellis, Secretary.

2199-7-22M5l.

, J. G. Jamieson

c,_ 1

nur

cash be paid will add more foxes to tlte ranch.

American shareholders are met on

arrival ot' the Boston boat at the

. DRUGGIST _ dock and taken over ranch free of

t _

I

l

charge.

A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-

--l""l Rvlr-la Tl-ns vEAR's olvlDENDs.

S. P. GOUDEY, Secretary.

._,1,J_.__7_22_\m_

TIDE TABLE 1

_ JULY.

, 1-ligh Water.

Dag" Time l1't Time Th. ‘ 2.02 l 13.22 F, 2.44 14.18 S5, 3.24 15.16 s_ 4.03 16.18 M. 4.41 17.24 Tu. 5.20 18.33 W. 6.01 19.40 ft-i._ 6.44 20.40 F. 7.30 ‘ 21.36 Sa. 8.18 22.26 s. | 9.08 23.14 M. 9.56 . . Tu. 1 0.00 ; 10.42 W. 0.42 11.26 Th. 1.16 12.09

F. Sa. S.

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1.45 12.52 gl 2.11 13.36 2.34 14.26 2.58 15.23 3.30 16.31 4.14 17.56 5.06 19.16

20.28 21.34

, 22.32

23.20

2;. 21 W.

1 ` Th.

F. SB.

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11.29 12.24 13.16 14.03

cool wave. 4th

cttl d 9th to

P°?°?° ow.:-

8. M. Tn. W.

. Th. 0.47

F. 1.25

N retern-»i-4»-»-»»-|\-=»-u-l»-l»-

31 Sa. 1.58

, JULY-lst to 3rd,

to Sth, cloudy and uns e .

‘ 13th, warm wave. 14th to 1Sth, ge

size: TH

7_6 PlC

n-

erai rain period. 19th to 22nd, pros- QE 1. li h t 2Iirl 27th h IF- in

rt-:tvglsas

Tenders will be received by tlte

undersigned upto Saturday, July 24th ing

, 1915, lst, for tlte ranching, car- antl feeding ut' 14 pairs ot' foxes

oltl Sept 15th, 1915, to Sept. 15th.

1916.

2nd, front parties having a suitable

grove for a t'o.\‘ ranch who will lease same fora term ot' ten years, feed and care for 1-l pair of foxes, the company owning the foxes to build their owtt ranch.

firti. t`ront parties having a suitable x rallcll for sale with 'room t'ol‘ ex- llsion. _-\ll parties tendering are asked to vo tull partictliars as to location.

of grove, etc.

E GUARDIAN BRANCH OFFICE.

Suulntort-tide.

38-7-19 tu-ti

xl;

Canadian Mail Steamer

eases Inter( olonial Itailvtay Wltttri’ ton, .\ova. Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

each nt-ek, on arrival of the morn- g express from llalltax (about

ra ng ea . 1 to , t nut .r _ , __ showers_ 23", to 31st_ Cool and diS_ noon) tor honlts, P lu i_.~.land, _and ag|.eeab|e_ there .lv\.tlts thc arrival ot tho alter-

lto

_ DIARY OF EVENTS.

. U

tl

'ro-nav.

City Magistrate's Court, 9 a.m. u Prince Edward Theatre. 7 and 8.45.

ltd

oil tralll from Clltlrlottetowlt;

OWS

MON DAY-Leave Sonris for Etang- Nord Amitt rst Grlndstono Island

ltd Polnt Bo-:sc Returning, calls 'at

rindstone, Atnherst and bouris; and

returns to ilittou

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for mhcrst Grindstone Island Point o-tse und (lmlltl Entry Returning

1 3

calls at Point Bosse, Grilttlstonc tm-

MARRIAGES ,, ‘

erst, Sourls, .tml returns to Picton.

On the lust trip ln tho months of

% June, July \ugust and September,

McRAE-KENNEDY.-At Charlotte-

M l Ji 19 ill

town, on ont ay, u y , -e ella A

. Eleto Moline, of Ira. llill, to Fauntle- tu

roy G. Kennedy, of the saute place. sl

. ll nev. w. 11. Mcvle oiilcltitetl.

1 I ,i -l _ ;. li _DEATHS

_

JARVI8.-In Charlottetown, July 21st, Miss Elizabeth Rider Jarvis, aged 91 0 years. Funeral from the residence of 2

` her sister, Mrs C. W. Drew, 189

Grafton St.. Friday, July 23rd 2.80

I o'clock to Pt-ople's Cemetery.

‘ RIGGS.-At Charlottetown, on Jtllv

21t~tt, Wm. M. Riggs, aged 08. Funeral

“Lady Sybil ”

i..

:llonce toibiaglialen Islands as fol-

_ _ _ __ _

weather perntltttltg, calls at West Bay to lalni ntails and pttsseltgers for

mherst, thence to Pryon Island. Re- rttillg, falls at Point Bosse, Grind- one, Amherst and Sourls

For further partttnlars apply to

WM ROBERTSON 6. SON

Agents, Halifax.

CHAS W IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN G. CO-.

Agents, Sonris.

Or to WM. McLURE., Manager and wlter. Picton, Nova Scotia.

f

001 7-1.iMti’

25

O

i from his late residence, Grafton St.,

Friday, 2-ith inst.. under the auspices

of l.0.0.F., service comnloncing at.

3.30 p.nl. Iltterlttnt-nt in l’c-oplt-‘s 0 (Jetnetery, Revs. G. <3. ’l`aylor altd I-`.

ll. Llttlejohns officiating.

° PERSONALS 1

fValuable Real Estate in the City and Common of Charlottetown

The tllltlersigllcd is instrutftt-d by c ownt-rs to sell ul auction on tho

t

, _ prelltiscs the following properties!-

Miss Alice Doull of Charlottetown, at

-_ is visiting in Georgetown, the guest 8| I =“ of Miss Hilda Barnes. pi

E.. _-_-_..._

Lieutenant Governor McDonald of |

_, (lily. S'

. _ _k _ 2 The schooner "Wanoia" chartered 0 , by Poole & Thompson. Montague is of

F 5 -1

hard coal in Georgetown.

On \\'t-llnesduy thc 4th ol' August next

tilt- hour oi’ 10.30 o'<flock foronoon I that piece of land recently occu- ctl by the into Mrs. llonztld Mao-

Klnnon situiltt- in the common of (T

larlottotown noitr the Spring Park

Ch“|'l°“"l°“'n was in Georgetownffql' Road bounded on tilt- South by Mt-Gill

ret-t, on the litlst, by lands conveyed llc-nry llytlo and James Etlon, oil

the North by the Northern boundary

the McGill farm altd on the West

dlschluglng 8 Da" °f her °‘“`5° °f by n fence containing about three

5_1?_{._1<; acres, also the commodlous dwelling ‘f»_"`#, ,.- house and barns thereon.

.;;_:;it_._ ._ Mrs Hammond Vessey and Mrs E. 11'.; l.,-f Vesloey and non. Itoy, who have been at __,1_l"l . . visiting in Illtzelbrook. the guests of tu Mi’ ' Mr and Mrs Daniel Wood, left on re- th ’ turn to their home in York this week.

Immediately after disposing oi’ the iovo I will soil the household furni- re and other effects belonging tn c estate of the late Mrs MacKinnon On Thursdn the 5th of August next

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A

Mlnlrtfo Llnlment Oo., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter 1 received

great benent from the use of MIN-

Y

at the hour of 12 o'clock noon all that piece of land and buildings on the West side of Queen Street in Char- lottetown being parts of Town Lots Nos. 4 and 5 in the second hundred of Town lots having a front of 42 feet on Queen Street and 36 feet at the

d t di b it 168 t

-' ” ARUB LINIMENT in a severe attack

rear an ex en ng ac fee on

__ ,' _ which are sitnate two stores and ` ""` warehouse at present occupied by

Kell T I W

lil

sd -1.;

1 at \ n

_ __ _ _ , _ 4. __,,._~ -. »,-__,,»-=.,,- .~..- 1,-41-. ',~ _f1ZMMWl‘FY?»ElZt‘Hi!Fl.`!‘i&E!W6¢`.. - ‘ " --

HUTCH

nm..

W A. INBON

Garfield Races

Races on the Peoples Track Gar-

field on July 24tll_. $180.00 ill prizes. Three classey free for all purse $80.00, 2.35 Class purse $60.00 Ii Minute (Flass purse, $40. All mile heats.

A special train will leave Char-

lottetown at 9.30 arriving at Sou- rey at 11 zt. ln. ttot taking in the loop at reduced fares. Should the day prove unfavorable the races will take place Monday, July 26th. En- tries closed the 19th. '

By order

A. W. MacLEOD.. ..

Garfield.

1900-7-8Mtlim4iEsw-iipd.

i I

TENDER-S

Sealed Tenders will be received

until noon on Monday, August 2nd, 1915 from any person or persons will- ing to contract t`or the supplying of material anti the building of a school at West Royalty according to plans and specification to be seen at the residence ot' llenry 1-larry, chairman of School Trustees, West Royalty or at the oiiice ofthe Snpt. of Education, Charlottetown.

'l`t-nderers are also asked to sub-

mit a .separate price for the labour necessary to construct the building. The Trustees do ltot biltd themselves to act-opt the lowest or any tender.

’I`clttlers to be add.rt-ssed to thc

ntltlt-rsiglteti luttrkcd "'l\entlers l'or .sl-ilool house.”

_-\lt(`lI.1 l)l7l-‘I~'A'I`.

Sec'y ol' 'l`rustt-es, Willslot-, lt. it. No.1

21.3-L-7-20.\Itts2\\'ks.

Liberal-Conservative Convention

F l ` t 'ct o our h Dis rl f King’s

A Convt-ntion of the Liherill--I?on-

servtttivc party \vili llc held in the llztil :lt Iilurrily llivi-r on \\’t-tlllcstizly, July LIS, 1015, nt lilrco o`l-lot-k ill the nl'tt-l'- nootl. io lloitliltutt- cnlnlitlzlteis i'or the I.egi:~'l:lti\'t- Asst-illbly. l~lai~h poll is l'i-.sqltl-.sit-ii lo solid illo lit-ttossttry delv- gates.

li. l\lc(ll’lGAN, Presitit-ltt.

(ln tho sutttt- cvt-ning lt public nlcet-

ing will be in-ld in the hull at Murray llttrbonr South, wilt-it nfltiresses will llc ilt1li\'<-rcd by Iloli. l’rl-nlier ititltllie- son. lion. John l\1cl.t-alt, Mr A. L. Fraser. and the cainiidlttes. Chair to be taken at 8 p.nl. 2208-7-22lul;i

F 1

Liberal-Conservative Convention

Second District of Queen’s

A Convention t'rotn the Second Dis-

trict oi' Qin-ell's County will be held at till- I.ycellltt Iluil, Cltarlottt-to\vtl, the 27th of July inst.. at 1 o't-lock p.ln., to t-liooso Cnlldillulcs for tht- I.t-gisltltivc Asst-lllbly, out-it poll to st-lld tive dolc- gates.

.\I.1Ii~)ll'l` 'l`lll~I .\i ldlt I-I.

(`oilVollt*r.

2207-'I-22ltt:'.i

L l

i2U.l4i IH|SHMEN

EUH THE EMPIRE

l.t).\’l)().\'. .lllly 20.-John E. Rod-

mttnd, it-nd:-l' oi' the lrislt Nntiollaliat party, speaking at liublin. sniii tlnlt tip to Juno iii. 120,741 lriithnlcn front lrolzlllii had joined tho ilrlny. lied- molld stntoil that of those wlto have cttiil-'tl-ll, upward oi' 70.000 are (`ntilo- llcs und sonic 24,000 are enrolled int-iltberg oi' the irish National Volun-

SHIPPING NEWS

ENTERED. .1uIy21.- Sch. Beatrice,

Mc-Kenzie, Sunnyside.

Schr. Lady May, McDougall, Pinette (.'I.EAItl~II), July 21.- Schr .Beat-

rire, McKenzie, North Sydney.

Schr. Stella, Orr. Riclliliucto. _ Schr. Rebecca M. Walls, Mclleall,

Bathurst.

I PATRIOT VS. THE PATRIOT

wide war is the ut n who leav

es is one of I’ E Isiand's patriots.

pots of office? Noi But fighting f the rights of France, for the re-hab

flag.

ln Charlottetown Ls another kind

nary. This malt is not the kind

through his organ tell the people

Phail opposed they have no right nominate him The only logical

orable and patriotic e_notlgh to go to

ties, is by the reason of such patri isitt unfit to represent a constituen

tors of Belfast think ot’ this? T nlan wllo is willing to iight, alld

are seeking to take advantage of a

Premier conspired with tlte Kaiser

bringing on the war. or else it

the native son of Belfast who rc-

by the people.

to victory. but since then a new order

required in public life ami the man wlto is first to serve his country

the State.

In the words ot' the poet Czllnpbell.

“(), once again to fret-tloln's cause re-

tllrll

The PATRIOT Toll, tht- ljrucc o'

llttltllocl/tbnrlt".

Or ill thc words of (‘o\\'per

t-onntry’s cutlso -

deservi-

Ilet-oivc proud ri-contpi-list-.."

I aut. Sir &c..

' VOTER.

MORE MEN WANTED

ill ollr l'rovincc as are not ut-cept

gi , . _

ol' ltily other ri-llsoll, i-tilnultl teel lt their dtlty to provide tt stlbstlttlte.

bt-on itlsztrttlltelttal ill getting sonn- enlist and intvi- sonic on my slate yt-t.

DI - ' .

vinci- would collsiiit-r it lllt-lr duty our King and Colllltry to respollil

only sncceetictl ill securing one crnit t-ucll.

ing, large barns and ontbuildings

stock of wtlli bred cows ttttd horses,

ist-s wullting.

or was left tt widow when both \v

lt

initnagetl the large farm ever sit -e

_\'€2ll` l.1g().

N til ti b fore us' That

Country.

l-nsst-d during ntv visit and the nlotilcr calmly viewed the tttat er frotn ull points. l could see site carc- lully weigill-.li 1-:wit point and what it meant to ln-r besides parting w

only one yr-zlr`s ri-st the mallagenltllt ot' that large estate again and instead of the rest ami comfort so necessary at her time oi' lite-and richly tnerit- t-li by ht-r t`aitltt‘nlness altd courage through all the years, to resume con- trol and all the anxiety and worry connected illcrt-with-al.so the priva- tions and hardships ahead of her dear boy, and the fear expressed as wt-ll as felt that silo would never see hint again. But, she rose heroically above all those and said in subdued tones "Wt-il ltty tlcnl- boy if you consider it _\'otlr dllty to leave all and to respond to the call to serve your King and Cottlttry I will not onnnso you, God in whose hand we all are will tak!! care of yotl."

The sister with tears sparkling her beautiful eyes said I believe lt lit your duty and I know my brother will never shirk that.

The .sweetheart who was present on

my invitation was the next. You can better imagine than I can describe the battle that raged in that bosom, anti while true ami loyal love and affection beamed front her beautiful eyes and with eyelids bedewed by lellfli BUG stood tlp in her magnificent bentlty

ill

.and g lips fo sent.

Sir,-A patriot according to a stan- Now

dard authority is'one. .who loves and forget faithfully serves his country; and the .1me_ H true patriot of today in this worldlwume

0 .

9 es fo

or and goes forth to fight his couutry`s dan

the person of I-'.ro'f.J.A. McPhail fight- 1 | am ing. for honor?-No! .For the flesh- been

01° ever l* our b

litation of ravished Belgium. for the |y su sovereignity of Britain, and for _CHIP ug try and have our woolen help us adlan citizenship under the .British and

is

I

01' ure

patriot whose managing or political have editor-is one ot’ a brace ofpoliticiuns any wllo will oppose jointly or severaliY. or otherwise, that they have not car- Prof. Mcl’hail in the provincial elec- ,-led tions which must be held before .lan- know

‘if belov

man, wlto lights the countr_\"s battles ,who in the trellcbes but rather is he the bmi, one who would stay at honte, and ever

. _ i

ference to draw front this sapient O,-ed en'usion is, that a. citizen who is hon- and

man

the front. and fight the Elllpire`s bat- brutes who glory ilt the wholesale

Ui- ntur CY ren,

ilt the Legislature. Vl'hat do the eiec- mm-

lte 1,

necessary to die for his country, must 0;-ga' on going to the front, resign his seat feel 3L‘l‘0l‘dillS 10 llllS reiiaollillit and hallll cruits than we can accommodate and it over to some stay-at-home arnt chair equip_ who wouid then refuse the Critic ltvffgeriltg for 011109. We are request of mother, wife, sister or also told the Matltlesott Government swegtheart to ioyally respond to the

call

sittlation. This may mean that the i-ending they experience, what sac-

ill riflce they make in parting with their

loved ones. But let him refuse to o

means, there is a situation in the Bel- to

fast district favorable to the Gov- this ernment. and the result \vill be that wp

ceived the D. S. 0. front King George ble will. if opposedfbe handsomely elected l cia

It is true Prof. Mcl’ltail has not mo

acquired the arts, that fin the brave hen days oi' old) were dispelltsctl on the 011 Patriot stairs. and that so often led bet

of things has arisen. higher ideals are [jr

in \\

time ot' trial, is best fitted to serve Thi

ltlcd nobly; and their det-tis tts they 'll

since the tt-ar started that such men 1,

I have at-ted on that prlnciplt- anti have 0|,

to on

Now I t.-ltjo_vt~d lilo great privilege w

oi' visiting at ont- of our busy llonte- it

sts-ails lately. it is beautifully situut- heat ill the history ot' the Grand Cir- ed ill one oi' our most thriving settle- cuit was trotted ami tl. two-yea_r-old ments. betwet-ll two and tllrco hun- t tired acres of the very best of lalld, e

conlniollions ami t~olnfort.able tlwe|._l_- il

a <-

in fact nothing ill or around the prenl- c

incidentally ho wiggled the fastest , ., »- __., .

l‘htre is one sou at home alld his lnile ever ,lnadc ill the stake when Ile "1'07"'1M'li d'

nldoweti nlothci .ind tt sister just vt-out the second heat ill 2.03%,al`ter bloonlinginto wolltanltood. 'l‘ltc moth- ilnisltillg elcvenilt in the first heat.

ow e ques on e ..

young man fi-els it his duty to go to s the front and ill this little of stress l\ and strain do ills duty to King alld ra

The matter was brought up and dis- tt

' t

' ith 1

in-r ltoy. It lin-ant undertaking after l‘ st

I S ' O

Il

r his safe return gave her con- 1

under difficulty and in danger. ‘

battles Three thousand miles from training a||_ and “ably Succeeding in

here, under allen skies, ill the trench- attending our sick and wmmdei

in 1 And as I started with a suggestion

going _to risk another. We have - -

3 T

C9 9 ll l`€(.\’\l Hg, OW 6

I can assure you if they under- the task they will not fail. Fall-

tiot in their make up. They

never in our history undertaken problem, missionary, charitable

ake

an ex et o ter proper pace,

der vlith int unit

of duty? \Ve'all know what heart

S

the help of our beloved elnpire in

torlons over every f0e,and we assent-

to receive them with loud ac

hin

\\ € Ol' SIS EI' OF SWBPY.

n ol' Canada volunteered as nnrs- " OM GUM P" W°"

it ' rthefr t d ‘ed th de- _

friends and home, position and hon-lpanmem 0f°';a|§?iaBB,:grl£,ho Us w_ word each continuation. Cath must accompany order Minimum

this wana scene I shall never V . and it was an inspiration to 1' .

ow many or me brave' Home 4 first insertion In this column, half cont per

i charge Twenty-live cents.

rw and with a truer 011 lwfl

-1;;

holding patriotic meetings li , L03 __ we P|'°Vi“C9» “NY addressed DY Agents wanted dollar bill. Finder pleases leave at

was unfurled and British arms ------»- -' " victorious there woman was hon- WANTED" GIRL FOR GENERAL

_I an It r I housework. ADDI? l0 MVS- E- A-

der ot' innocent women and child-

even the babies they Herod-like FOR SALE.-ONE PAIR YOUNG To'

ALONG SUNNYSIDE, FIVE

est talent and have only partial- AGENTS WAN-rED___-ro SELL |:Q|.-| .room B Music storm 2186_7_21m3i c ed ll i - ti N I t The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- -C6-ST m

D. in ff-lTsW\3lln oF`cIoifo

E99- we teach 0'" me" to sen' Ex' beads. Finder please leave at Vic-

periettce unnecessary. Highest com- , missions paid. Handsome tree

toria Hotel and receive reward..

2181-7-21M3intl.

¢"""P""’"‘ S"-’“° & w°m”K‘°"'T°` =

1805-'I-3ME26l

ronto.

_l

A. W. E. Douse, West Royalty.

2145-7-20m3i.

Ont. -

__ " ~. I -5 .

to a successful issue; and they $2512 alid feel that they owe to our WANTED.--A MAID FOR KITCHEN Up ed Britain nlore than we do. work; good WRSES- AIJDU at Elle Lmsgoti, Company, Brantford, Ont, gave woman her proper status Russ, 181 Prince St. 2Bl§-7;2_lD13i EW-;****ExcLusm‘|VE |__~|N~E- in society, state and character yK»,TE"p_A w0'M`A`r]`FR GIRL T0 since the days ot the Knight- Msgs; at housework. Apply Mrs.

Of errant who was always ready to es-

Belfiiil if lhey dill 110! Wish PI‘°f~ M_C’ pouse her cause. Wherever the Union

0 Jack

"_ _ “_e__e __Montreal.

Situations .Vacant

PER DAY FOR 'DISTRIBUTL “WORLD'S GREATEST WAR." to date book. Whirlwind seller.

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

Foster, 148 Cnnlberlalnl St.

-4

Class A black foxes, Island stock

or Salle T°

5

To Let

what could She expect If Ger- _ ’ 2080_7_1¢;Mtf_ ii. -__ y itl any case should win, those _ ,

1 _

LET-HOUSE., APPLY 232

Great George St.__ 20523-ivitt.

i`tE|'v"rL-nobr FAcTonv, 'Film rick buiidlitg opposite Roman Cat-

. D y_ _ _ . B

_ et us call to our help the women Address il.’I`.. Box 284, Snntnlerslde, ,hone Cathedmh Cemrany located lf of our Province and ask them to P.E.l. _____2189-7;21rn2i is

Ulze a Patriotic Campaign and I FARM F_0R SALE ON INDIAN Lodging Rooms, Sample Rooms assured we will have more re' River Road leading to Black Horse. Machine Shop and many kinds of

. ' ' 1 »" itll '

suitable for apartment Roonnt,

containing, about .to acres. W industries. It has sewerage, lleltt- large barn nearly ttew, dwelling altd ing, shafting in. building. Apply to

f 'lin neil of G

out-buildings, never- al 8 '

l titl. Terms-

on’ & Co., Old English Brick for

water. Guaranteet c sale at Goff & Co. 2119-7-19M4i.

$1,000 cash, balance to suit pur- chaser. llirs R. A. l-lillntttn. lxen-

Teachers Wanted

Sl"S"’"1 P-E12-L __ -_ 219°‘7'21_’"12’ T€Acl-len wAN‘rEo.- A sscono

Auction on Tuesdav, Jtlly 20th at 3

she now lies stranded in (Irapaud

house on Water Street quite near

paid in five years. Apply quickly. Muokinnoll & t\icl\'cill 90 Great

wnlsck sAl_s.- To aE'sol.o sv t-lass 'rt-at-liar for village Green

chooij No. 119. Supplement Twen-

time Us _Strfss 139? strain a_'."_1 2 olclock p. ln., hull ami materials gy 1)0|1gi-f;_ \V_ P_ Urelmut, Sony,

.en our r‘w'“ so ‘"5 relurll "‘-` Schr. “’I`lteresa" 148 tons register as viilage Green, L01 49_

2177-7-21M5lptl.

. , harbour. E. Boswell, iuctioneer. ` ' ‘ '_j' ` “ ° _ tme.__the recreant will have to _lttde 2676_7_16M[;ipd_ WANTED SECOND CLASS TEAC

is t. Would ite expect either -- --- - - - - - ther or .if -t __ FOR SALE-A NICE DWELLING

hcr for Springvale School. Supple- ment $30. Apply J. J. Bell, Sec'y

rt to sltow themselves with him P_____ce mmm __ w___ _nuke ___ ____0__ t___;l`_l‘U§lf2€S. llllll_1>_l_l.___2£;21-14 ME3ll1ll that occafsion? Why it would be no ` ` ' _ | WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED ter than the curse of"Meroz." 'mme' pmt "E me price may be tt-at-ller for Appin Road School,

Protestzlttt preferred). Supple-

(

eathes there a ntan with soul so , ,)11_9_,]_20M___ ‘mc-nt, $20.00. Apply to Jolln P. Mac-

deatl __.Gf’_‘_‘.'§°__bL_ . .. -. _..-_ _ l-null, secy, 2144-7-zounai,

IIORSE ,\' ()'l`l']S

'l`h<-re are races ut Garfield to-titty.

Thtl l-ard is lnatde np of ll i`rt-0-t`ol‘-ull,

i

--p,,l,.i,,tS lmw. |,,i1,.,|_ and in t|,(.i,- and 2.3:". and 3-lniltute cla.sse.=:. (lill-

Hi’

(

The other events arc also well filled.

I $1 U

til' tho eight classes advertisctl for

thc fail fuir ill Cllarlottetowll six are

stakes. Set-.ret:ll‘y Sntallwood tells W

refunded. Instrnctlolls on training furnished with ear-h pup. Wallace

M. Slleenau, Dalhousie, N.

FOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEW

I-‘ox Rttncll ill good lot-ation, near thc (`il\', with large pens and guard

E' Z"“l°l “”‘]_ ('l’§r"3' mile arf' il' i't-in-t- colllpltlte. Apply to G. I-`.°, E

ing tilt- entries ill the tree-lol'-all. Iwwm-_ M_ 1)__ p_ 0_ HO- 155_ TEACHER WANTED_A SECOND

__ 2155-7~20si0i.

FOR sALE. "rw'o"`M|L'cH` c'ows`.

Apply W. ll. ilaslanl. East Royal- _ _ _ 214,ll.'7_of\‘\I"ln-_I

'ito never to himself' has said H|GH'C\-A55 ENGUSH Bl-OOD' ' -f`E'A"c};|'E`Ff`w'}{Nf§Df§fqD"" '|`_" ' S is my Own my native |and_ hound pups otlt o_l` the best oi’ cltattt- mule teacher for Renme.sCIQ)§§

1 am Si,-_ &(-__ ptotl stock “ reglstoretl. All pups S

_ g|1-|zEN_ gtlnraltteetl man~tr_ailers or money 0

cllool, No. 111. Snpplenlent, $40, ne of experience preferred. Apply to Donald Andrews, Secy. of 'l‘rus- tees. 2143-7-20ME6i.

ii, .. ;>141;.7.20m5i WANTED-EXPERIENCED TEACH-

or for Cable Ileud West School. Protestallt preferreti. Supplement, $20.00. Apply to M. Mt:l.aren, Sec.

2162-7-20mtf.

class t.t-at-lier for Abney School, No. 06. Supplement, $20.00. Apply to Louis Wheeler, Secy.

2101-7-20ln3ipd.

tllcGnurtliull lhatttlltlle stakes are FOR SA'-E_4 PUH= l=H=v nv-` TEACHER WANTED FOR

liilcd. 'l`lit-.rc ure also two opt-ll class- us, at frce-l`or-tlil ami tt 2.22 class-‘. The

ll

fill si~usoll's progrztlnllle is evoll better

Sir,-ll ll=lS l><‘l‘ll ill l\l.V llllllll f‘\'f’I` fzllr rut-cs :lt Clltlrittttetown each all-

to i to the front on act-ollni ot` age il,

an usual.

Tllro will In-*ttllbtltf-r matinee race

tin- (‘llttl'lottetowll Driving Park l\Iondll_v aftcrllooli. Tilert- are sev-

t-rul i1iats.;st-s on thc card and all uri-

I Su mst- ovt rv mall ilt ollr l‘l‘u- woil filled. The Cltarottctowll llriv-

IU ing Club is iii-ser\'illg ol' all credit for I0 initiating till-so rut-es und making

this cull what would it lneun it they ihgm H0 im¢\reSiing_

re-

# X1 X1

Tllrcc iavoritees were returned

W'

ere Russel Boy then run scvelltll ill till-

wee babies, and she has successfully thirtl heat, at`ter which Gt-ers was

ll

l

Cote, Vancouver, il. C. E i

161.171 Nut Lock- A. Crnicksllank

Matsoui Bic.

161,172 Machine for Ellclosing

knife Handles- liatnilton, Ontario.

161.174 Meinl Sheeting- W. E. Dil-

lon, Toronto, Ontario. .

101,178 Illternational Combustion

Engine- W. IJ. Gale, Waterville, Ont.

161,182 Telephone Call Recorder-

J. K. Guthrie, Perth Road, Ont.

161,184 llack Saw- C. B. Hamilton,

Toronto, Ontario.

161.185 Nut Lock-J. R. Hamilton,

(Thorlo Station, N. B.

161,186 (latch Basin- A.'1-inmilton,

I Winnipeg, Manitoba.

rotting track record of 2.21154 was W'ANTED`-AW CHAUFFEUR.' APT

hon ltnssel Boy, a rank outsitlt-r,1 ,. . `,l- , _ , , ' " - uptured the __0________ ___ _our __e_______, lt_\ l.ll.l\\l. ltndcr plcast itavc ut WANTED-A COAT MAKER, Ci-|A|q.

nt in the sulkey and drove the horse J, S. island, Torottto, Olltarlo.

her llu.sballd's dt-nth till about one to victory.

_ * * * Engine- C. (‘. Songitrd, I-lnlifax, N.

Tile tontln meetin at N A

' S IZ -ew llllatt S.

ltonld not be forgotten by horscnteli. 161.201 Thrt-siting Machine- }{_ ianuger Macdonald always lnts good Maas- Faith, Alberta, ll ttin .intl is alntt tit it 1

Print butter (por lb)

Fowl (per lb)

Chickens,

Wheat. (per bushel) Buckwheat $1.00 ` Barley ;1_00 _ | Oats (white) _G0

Oats (black)

str-in hulls fit t`or si-r\'i<-1-, and suv.

oral calves, good illdividultls ill t-vt-ry way, priced low and on easy

llclp \Vutlteti-Malo

MAN WANTED.-GOOD MAN TO

work on .fl farm with all lltodftrtl colivcllil-llcc, will hire for the will- ti-l° ii` satist`a<-tory. Good wages T and good time for rigllt lnall. Apply at once to box IS2, Charlottetown.

2175-7-21M2iipd.

WANTED-llnmcdiiltr-ly at young nlan

Royal School, two miles from ()'l.ear_v. Snpplencent $20. M. D. McI.eotl, ()’l.t-ary. 2116-7-17-mloi

nn attract lztrgt- crowds, and this l‘*"’"5- 11011 “ml (`l“"k» Victoria- WA_NTED;MALE APRVINCIPAL-_FOR

Vit-toria School District No. 60. Supplenlent voted $120. Apply by letter stating experience to E. Bos- well, Secretory ot’ Trustees.

2082-7-16M»tl.

EAcHEn wAN1'eo-A i'iTsEr`EécI ond class teacher for Forest Hill School District No. 19. Supplement $35. Apply to Archie Mat:Phee, Secretztary, 1986-6-l3M9lpd

as coaclllllltlt. llc lnnst. he able to l

drive well and be wt-ll rccollillletltl-

M anted J

ed liltlwnrtl llnvilt-lil "I7" 7 "1Mti' `*""&'-1 ~ 1 -1- -- ~ ~

work. Apply' B. Stewart & (`o.

2160-7-20mtf.

LOST ON THE ROAD BETWEEN, \'it-toritt Cross und A llrnce tt Pais

inllers. one outsider threw a panic _._____.-_ .__;__“ _§‘__'_'___ WANTED.-A PO$iT|0N As BQQK. lto the talent, the t'tl.-ttcst opening WANTED, MACHINIST FOR LATHE

keeper or stenogrnpiter, by ti gruqu. ate from Union Commercial College. Apply to Olive Robertson, Mt. Hope.

2165-7-20m9i

stalllislled last l\Ionda_v ill the o en- - " »_ ' _ lg :lt Nortlt ltundall oi' the first iliilft § _ _-*_ WANTED ON OR ABOUT BER lass of the Grand Circuit crtnlpaign. I_0St '

ill perfect order, all up-to-dllte, farm The Edwartls stake i'or 2.10 pacers nlacltint-ry,_a very large und valuable protlltct-ti the sensatiolt ot' the dzlv

lvnlber lst. a house containing .six rooms and a batll room. ntld mod- t-_ru conveniences. Apply at 238 lownal St. 2064~7.15mv;|_

Mt-Lt-od & McGregoi, Montague.

D

-Z ~ .na

lottetown prices, steady work. Ap. Dly lo M. L. Frank McKenzie, Sum- nlerside. 2068-7-ltinllii.

-- - -- __ 5_4

1Gl,l!i0 Orc llcdut-ing Process -lSPR|NGH|L|_ LQSES

161.109 international Cotllbllstion

(.

ll

h

lt

20 to 25 or 10 to 11 ' tic 14 to 16

$1.2

is

.62

614.00

.19 ill .22

.25

A POPULAR OFFICER OF

THE SALVATION ARMY

SDI'inl;lliIl, July 13-('aptain Sqllal-

>I‘lggS._ot' thc Salvation Arnly, recei- ed notlco from headl uartors o S t-

v _g ' ' _vs ting ls best 161,20.) Willdow Sash lloldcr & V _

o pt-use patrolls. And ite is'ni mean Lock- .I. (‘. Ni -ll I. P: tl, 0 t I . I , , ' " “ botlt the purses he hangs out either. 101,214 Ailcltli-Slgilicntti-, EE. nAEErI21tt- gym) of his transfer m Cm“pbem°"'

m- arson. Port Arthur, Ontario, i cANAolAN PATENT. 101.227 tvliip st.t-itt-i- J. Aiextiii- |

if der, l<Idmonton, Alhcrtn.

fGuttrdiall S cci- ' " ~

. ll., wht-ro he will take up his dnt- ff 0" Jlllb’ 20th. Captain Squttlr~ ‘llnzs and l\Il-s. Squait-bi-iggs are with

, l it doubt the two ltlost I r

-p al.) tt.1,z.n tnllt-r r 1 li - nl -. 0" . _ l’°l’“”

ini ii-4 tlolivi- tmiiiptiiiiill v J M.-l <1 ll 'ritvlnr 1\loiiEr.-..lllri;ill- mm .f\'""` "°°"l“ “"’° ev" hm' ”"“'5" °'

t-ll, '\\'illllipcg, Manitoba., E D _ _1tit,2ii4 Plaslit- I-‘ire 'l.ining- C Il

o work in Springilill. ttnd their de-

1f'1.12:l Mt-tl l i' tss-mil' f 'r ~, T 4 ' ‘ ` '”"'“.“‘- “fl” 11 lwv roars' slay wlilt vt ._ ... m_ - - : . s cn e 101.124 lllat-nine for .\ss.»mltiillt' A""¥ w°"k l“""’ “"“‘ “l “ "“"'er ’°“' bpokcd “ hee|s_“ JR__U_ wmdsm_ _lii__».____I‘_lle membership had fallen off nt y. ntld it fine band, organized 101.154 Pneunlatit Printing lievlct-

l’t-pci & Pepcr, 'Ioronto, ()ltt

omplelelv disorganized Mr and Mrs

. , . _ , . e

0 _ I

. ,. _ . I under Major Mcllhennoy, was also

. ~ -(` . ' . `. .

101,150 init l~‘t..sit-m-r- t‘ttrls'<m & W S‘*““"""'g“” “‘ °“"“ *Wk *wld “"0

Iiellin, Welus, Ruvin, Alberta. , , ,

161.100 _ , _ (‘-lI"l'0\\.\ 1 .- . 1" `. `

lei, Susk. 1'

161.170 - ~ _`

rough their winning personalities

fU00l\<fY. The Salvation Army today an boast of a 20 piece band, a packed

, l‘°“‘“’ Hi ll91\l'l>'- every meeting, and one of the largest followlngs since its

t

Come l,0,_ C Com Cnr 1| \R|`|_|q grnltgllt the work to a high point of Cannery Exhaust Box, JJ -_ C

I-tallizatlon ln Springhill-all due to Q 0|l0l'§e-tic work of these officers. (-aptaln Sqnalrbrlggs bagidgg being

5~ 'ln “ble Speaker is tt fino musician. Ile

a lnambor of the Relieckahs, Oddfol.

owe, Knights or Pytliius and the or- Rllgo order. Mrs. Squalrbriggs is an excfillellt Blloalter and through her kind acts has won a permanent piaco

tile hearts of the malty. Springhill

‘|‘1€Pl¥ rogrots tho departure of these officers lltld they take up their new offices ill (Inmpholltoli with the bttst

00 (per lb.) rotnil

Oats (Black) bus.

Pork (DBF lb) carcass

Hay, pressed per ton E588 (per doz) ' Tub butter (per lb.)