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You have no excuse

fm' going about like a cripple, airaid to put your foot squarely on the ground. _ _ _

If your boots are too

small- -give them- away. Your feet are worth more than the - boots. Then s end‘20c for-~ a bottle of i£ister’s Liquid C o r n

Cure and get relief.

P e n s la r Tread-Easy I

Powder is a wonderful remedy for sore, tired aching feet........_ 250 tin

_ E. A. Foster

MARRIAGES

HARPER-JENKINS.-At the resl. dence of the oiileiating clergyman Charlottetown on July 22nd, 1919. by Rav. Ewen McDougall, Roland E. Har. per of Charlottetown to Elizabeth Charlotte Jenkins of Bethel, Lot 48.

DEATHS

-BllLLlKER.-At Mt. Royal, July 15 the infant daughter of Henry and Em: press Silliker, at-:ed three months.

l¢lecALl.ulvl.-At lame, in heart mil- ure, July 12. Mr. Archllbaid McCul-

-lum`,--aged 67 years, leaving it large

family to mourn their loss.

McDONALD,~At Mt. Royal, July 15, after a long and distressing illness, Marlow. aged 25 .yciii~s, daughter or Mr. John McDonald.

PERRY.-iAt Worcester, Mass., July 19, 1919, -Ida Farquharsoii, dearly 'be- loved wife of Nathaniel Perry. Be- sides a sorrowing husband slie leaves to mourn the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. W. It. Webster, of Rollo Bay; Mrs. 'Charles Patton, ol Vancouver; James of IBuilberry;

of this city. The remains w-hicli are being forwarded to Cllarlottetowilior burial, will arrive tonight, accompani-

ENTRAL DRUGSTORE -

ed by Mi'. Perry.

MInard's Llnlment Cures Burnu, Etc.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

UOBOUUGBUOIIUBIYAW

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AGENTS WANTED

AGENT8 SALARY AND COMMISS-

lon to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ially hardy, grown only by us. Sold only by our agents. Elegant free samples write now to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

BALESMEN CITY, TOWN OR COUN-

try, a lull and exclusive line of whole root trees and plants, for garden. orchard or- farm. Big earn- ings guarniiteed the year round. Experience not necessary, we teach you.Luke Bros., Limlted,Nurserles, Montreal._ ' 6680-7-1\MEws60i.

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED-A TEACHER FOR

Brackiey Point. school. Supplement $75.00. C.H. Shaw, Brackley Point.

7062-7-16M6lpd.

WANTED-FIRST cLAss TEACH-

er Stanley school, No. 91, mule or female. 'Supplement $200. Robert Brown, Secretary ol’ Trustees.

7124-7-18MGipii.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

cr for Mt. Hope. Supplement $60. J.W. Mt-.Pliee, secretary, St. Peters ILR. No. 2.

' _ `6il00-7-23E5ipli

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- LOST

LOST-BETWEEN NORTH WILT-

shire and Town a rubber carriage boot. Fiiiiler please notify N. '1‘. Rockwell, 13 Sydney St., Clizirlotte-_

town. 7182-7-19M3ipd.

-¢

LOST A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN- - ing money and pictures. Filidel

please leaive it at E. Tooiiibs, grocer. 7209-7-22M2ipd

LOST.--BETIMEEN RUSTICOVILLE

W. W. ‘Paylitcr's and John D. Dolr- on's, it gentleiiiai\'s raincoat iii a dark grey clieck. Finder please notify John D. Doiron, North Itus- tico, or leave at W. W. l’nyritel"s.

7228-7-23-M 2lpd

r----1->--l---1- LOST.--FRIDAY NIGHT, $5.00 BILL

on or near Queen street. Joliii Burke, 307 Kent St. lipd

LOST-PURSE CONTAIINING MON-

ey and registration card, wllh own- er"s name. Please leave with Mrs. F. li. McPhee, 57 Upper lilllsboro street, or Guardicn. I ll

LOST BETWEEN CRAPAUD CORN-

er and Capo Traverse ii pocket book containing discharge papers alid fi' large sum of money. Tile finder will be rewarded by leaving the same with K. It. Sherren, Crapnuil, P.

'- E. l. 720-7-23-M2Ipd.

WANTED

WANTED A TEACHER FOR

Springvale school. lSupplemcnt $75. Apply to F'. C. Doll-ar, New Wilt- sliirc, P. E. I. lt. it. No. 1.

7183-7-10-M3lpd.

WANTED' FOR PORT 'HILL SCHOOL

district No. ‘4 Prince County a first or second class exericnced female teacher. Supplement $1001. Archie Ellis, Secretary trustees.

` 7163-7-19M4ipd.

TEACHER _WANTED FOR ADVANC-

ed department oi’ Murray River School No. 9-l. Supplement $100. James Fandcrs, Secretory.

_ 7?/03-7-2‘l\M4ipd..l

TEACHER WANTED FOR _WEST

Devon School No. 8. Supplement $65.00. Apply to John Ashton,.Sec- rotary. 7202-7-22M7lpd.

WANTED EXPERIENCED FIRSTOR

sccit-ini class teacher for Northam School. Protestant. Supplement $75.00. Apply to Secretary of Trus- tees, Edmund Maynard.

_ ‘ 7196-7-22M3ipd.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

er for Milltown Cross. Suppleiiicllt $50.00. Archibald McI’hcrson. Sec- retary. ._ - 71.98-7-22M4i.

WANTED A FIRST OR SECOND

class teacher for Eldon School.

- Supplement. $150.00.' Apply to J_ R,

McWilllalils, Secretary Trllsteos, lill- don. 7213-7-22lVi3i.

WANTED-SCHOONERS OR SMALL

steamers to carry coal from New Campbellton to P. E. I and New foundiand ports. Prolmt loading Anglo Coal Co., 309 Charlotte St. or New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

- 6459-8-Zlhltf.

MISCELLA NEOUS

MECHANICAL EXPERTS WHO USE

'I'ypewi'itol's specify Reniliigtolis be- _cause they know its liiecliliiiiciil rightliess. A Millie Fraser, llalilax,

_. N.S... 7235-7-23ME1i

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HELP WAN TED- - FEMALE

TEACHER WANTED FOR DUN-

blane School, Lot 8. Supplement $60. Midsummer vacatioll. Apply to

Wm. A. Glllcash, Secretary Glen-_

wood, Lot 8, P. E. i.

' 7193-7-22M3lpd.

WANTEE--- AN EXPERIENCED

teacher for the l’rima‘ry Delfiirtinent of Tryon school. Supplemclit $100 Albro Ilowatt, Secretary.

7242-7-23Mil'

WANTED--TEACHER FOR HAMP-

toll scliool, No. 20. l"iri-it or sccolid class. Supplement $150.00. -Mid- siiiiiliicr vacation. Apply J. ii. Myers, Secretary. ° 7231-7-23M4ipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR IRIS

School. Supploiiieiit $65.00. Apply to 1), A. Mclicod, Iris Secretary.

7241-7-23M10ipd

F ¢.._- WANTED A DINING ROOM GIRL. 1 girl. Apply Moroll House, Kent St.

7210-7-22M3lp(i.

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TEACHER WANTED FOR FARMING-

toli Scliool. Vncntioii to suit teacher.

.' $65.00- supplement. Jas. Holger,

Secretary. _ 7226-7-2!lMtlipil.

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL ‘ housework. -‘Apply Mrs. D. Davies,

_ 14 Esplanade. ' - 7216-7-2?JMi. _ ___,*__ _ _Q___ _ _ _. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO HELP

with housework. Apply 83 UDIIBI' Prince Street. ‘ 7102-'l-loluolpd.

llllIN1"lfO'>'A`\‘ “ONCE A CAPKBLE

girl for housework. No washing. Ap- Dir 146__Pownal Street. 0772-7-4Mtf.

WANTED A COMRETENT MAID UN-

til September lst family of two ad- ults. Alpply at American Consul-

_ ate, 202 Prince Street. I __ __ 7190-7-22M2ipd.

WANTED.--MA‘lD FOR GENERAL

houseworl¢'. Country girl preferr-

- ed. Mrs. G.S. Inman 6 Brighton

Road. ._

~ - 'Izzo-'1-zzuaipo

wAN1'\t§n-A FMA-lo wrlo uuosn-

etand cooltiilg, no washing, the

-Aoirlrt inlmrsomtqi Mrs. Frank -_~. rj. Ttmlin. Bnmmerrldev P. -lit-ir--=~ _ 7119-7-18

'.NIl\ard'l 'Llnlmont Cures Dandruii

"""v`v'ANTED'uEiI1E'-‘T

MALE I

WANTED-A MAN TO WORK ON

fnrm. Good wages to right fllllll- Duiicun Matliieson, North River.

7180-7-19M6ipd.

WANTED-A MAN T0 WORK ON

farm by the month or for the year. Apply John R. Munn, Marshfield.

7059-7-10iVi6i.

Frank, of Trinidad, Colo., and R. E.,

No* ioliulouil.”

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PREDIIEB AIRSEN-I

AUIAT ])E(IL.»\RE]) AT UOIRR/\N BAN AS

:l"0I1IAOwS:

“][Ow AIEE ‘VE G0- `

ING T() GET TITE MONEY TIIAT TS NEEDED? ‘_ I .WILD ZNEVERI ASI( TITE 1’E01’LE OF TIRE ` Pitoviuci-:»'1‘0 PAY ONE CENT 1\_I01{1'} IN TAXES UNTIL .‘\`TiIi ' E F F 0 R 'P S 'T |°.\\7 E ISEEN EX|[i\US'l‘l‘]]) 1'() COLIil*](f'1‘ \\'_Hi\T IS ])UE US IN 0'l"1I."t_-

NVA.”

QUITE TRUE

0F THE LIBERALS

FALCDNWDDD FARM

_Some of the Liberal politicians are claiming that the Falcollwuoii Farm - ~ ' iii ' ' ' ' d

should produce enough to lnaillta .ill the inmates .ind thc help require on the farm. -

A careful computation by a gentle-

mall th0l‘0\1i§ilIY versed lin agriculture and with the rcqllireliients oi tlio in- stitute givcs the following summary of the amount of \ produce required and the quantity ei land necessary to produce it. it should be ii revelation to those who t-hill-k they could run the form better tIian~it is 'being run today: - ‘ _ Rolled Oats,-18,000 lbs.,-1,058 bus. ` @'17 lbs. per bus.-20 1-2 acrcs.

W.heat-60,000 lbs.-1.575 bus.-315

bbls. @ 5 bus. pci' bbl. @ 190 lbs. pci' Ubi.-100 acres.

Beef‘-44.000 lbs.-125 -head. Nuni- ber of cattle required: 125 calves, 125__ yearllngs, 125 2 yr. olds., 125 3 yrl olds.,--500 head.

Butter-18,000 lbs. butter-II-50,000

lbs. milk 6_0 25 lbs. per cow-33 cows.

Milk-200,000 lbs. milk @ 25 lbs.

per cow-8,000 lbs. per cow-per ycar -25 cows. ll‘l‘csli iiiilcli cows-25.

Roots-idol' the feed-ing' of cattle-

60 acres.

_ The Patriot says, “The Government has *Wed ¢V°"Y¢hirlg but the scenery." °f °°"fSe they mean the oefuner Lla- eral Gove_rnment. The Sullivan (Con- aerva-tive) .administration repealed the obnoxious Assessment Aef and there

#signs taxation. and practically no deb when the Liberals mek cha,-ge ;,, 1891. Then taxes were |evi¢\_-| with _-i V°"9¢f=\nce. Land taxes, Income taxes, Bank taxes, Corporation taxes, V¢nd_ 0l‘s_ taxes, Steamboat taxes, everything 'Ning and within reach was taxed. They even taxed the dead, the widows and 0"PI'Ia|‘IS. by succession tax.

They also cammenced piling up the

debt. They promised In every annua-I Budiiefi that WIS YNY" We will make both ends meet," but at the end of W. °_"Y War' there was a huge deficit un- fll they rolled up A debt of over a mil- lion dollars. They dldn‘t tax “the 5°°"°"`>"’ but they mortgaged It for a m||||0"» and if they had not been hurled from power In 1912, by this time fh°¥ would have had the prov. lncc hopelessly bankrupt.

Merits oi Slag Given

Practical Demonstration

LOCAL AGENTS TAKE DISTIN GUISHED ONTARIO VISIT- ORS ON A TOUR

Among the lilstlliguislied visitors iii

town yesterday were Ilr. A. McGill, ('|lI0i` Alliliyst ol' tlic liiliilul licvciiuc Ili.-pai°tiilclit iii. (ltilliva :ind l’i‘oi`_ lllir- court oi' the (luelpli Agrclliiural Col- Ivl-llf. Ontario. 'i‘licii' visit to l’i~lii<_--_- Ed- ward lsliiiid at this time is lei coli- nection with tlle ilinttor et'_i'ci'tlllzcrs and particularly as relating to _sing and thc specific clicct that it has on the soil. Slug is not iii vci-y iliucli use on the farm in Ontario and on iicooiiiit oi` the ncccssi-ty ol' l‘ccliissIi'ying it this year at the Iillzliiii Itcvciiilc Depziri- ment. due to former German stand- lirds, Dr. Mi.-Neill liinl I‘rof_ lloroourt accepted the invitation ol` Mr. Walker lilo H0ll<»l'ul nialiagci' of tlic Cross i-‘cr- tilizer (Io__

Tile above iplirty, through the court-

csy ol' Allld I<ll'o-‘-l., l,.td.,__\vilo are the gcilcral agciits for tile lsllillll, llllldo ll toul‘ of it lzlrgo pairt of the If-llalid visiting some iivcniy i`ni'ins, under the pcrsolizll guidalicc ol' Mr. lt. A. illne- Iiood of lill-ig. iilc loolll_agcllt of Mes- srs. Auld I-Iro:-l,, l.td., sliowlllg dolilou- sti-atlons oi' tho vallic ot’ slag, not only as to- its nici'its on root crops but also on griiiii and grass lands. l Wlliiitcvci' may be the merits nf slag as compared with other iertilizatioii, tile fact seems to be very' apparent that it is» nlcciiiig wllh wide use :liiloligst tho lziriiicrs and lVlcs.~irs Alllii Bros.. Ltd., tell us tllllt their sales of slag for the season ni' 19IiI alone am- ounted to 400 tolls; the totltl e-lilies in the Province would hc almut 500 tolls. The position of the Coiiipany’s bus- luess must be pariiculiirly satisfac- tory to Mr. Beckwith. who has been the general agclit ot' the Cross Fertil- izer (Tolilplilly, and wllo illls soon tlic sales business grow i'roiii ilotliing to its present substantial estate. No doubt llin fzlct that slug is ii Nova Scotia .pi'odllr~_t lills llsid soliiciliiilg to do willi the rapidly growiill: sale.

l'i~of_ J. A, tlllirk wus also li gllcst

of the party udrlilir: by his wiiio ox- periclicc and knowledge oi' thc bone- ilt oi` slug much to the eliliglitiiicnt ol tho ililtario guests.

'i‘llo plirty lillql dinner ni lilo Mne-

Dolizlld lloicl, Moiltalguc; oil their rc- turli to tllo City tho Exporiiiiclltiil i<‘iiriii wli:-i visited, also the iiilirkct giiiwiclls of (iii-y llrus. _

The vi.~'iior>l li'on\ the l\'lnliiliiiid were

lolid ill their priiisi-s ol the splciidid forms :ind many iiuios i'ciii':irkcil on lilo good roads rind licziiiiliiil l~lcciioi'_v of thc Island.

FOR SALE

DESIRABLE FARM AT FRENCH-

fort, 100 acres, well watered and situated for iill pnrposes._ Apply R. Itllyncs, Dunstafiliage.. 0971-7-12-Mti

FOR 'SALE 100 SECOND HAND

mackerel barrels. Apply 94 Dorches- ter Street. 6579-6-2ilMti.

FOR SALE.-A QUARTER OAK DIN-

ing roolii tnllle. Apply 88 Gerald street. 7230-7-23-M2ipd

WANTED.-JANITOR FOR G.W.V.A.

rooms Charlottetown. Salary $50.00 per month. Apply secretary (J.W. V.A. Charlottetown.

7208-7-22M4l

WANTED SMART YOUNG MAN T0

help care for race lioriies. Apply MacKinnon ‘Drug Co. stables Pow- nal street. July 23-2|

T0 LET.

T --Y -~ 1;-Haunt* ' ' ' l_

1-_wo ruluolsuzo noone wird'

or without board. ADDI? DIIOM 080-L.

' ` 0950-7-11M|.l

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FOR SALE MOTOR BOAT <97 FEET

long 15 li. `p. Imperial engine. Ap- ply 105 Hillsboro Street or phone 12-L. 7245-7-23M3i

FARM FOR SALE OF 70 ACRES OF

land. 50 acres clear in good state of cultivation with crop or without.

_ Apply to Mrs. Maud Sanderson, ` Milburn. 7144-7-18M4ipd.

NOTICE FOR THE BEST SATISFAC- ,_tion I piano tuninl_and repairing musicgl instru/ments sent your order

to` Prof. Mnrcou, Newson Building Charlottetown. Phone 94-J.

I-iorscs-llorscs rc<lllii'cil for the

working oi the far-lil-40.

Ilay-iiny rt-t|iiil'cll for liorscs-‘.*00

tolls-100 acres.

Outs [or the li`collin_L; ol Horses!

5475 bus. @-109 iici‘c.s'.

ilny for the upkeep of cows, 1,000

tons-500 acres.

` Green iced for cattle-50 at-.i~|:s.

~A_i1iouii§ ._g_l3._p"isi_uro rci1uircd~ 000

acres. H fl »

Garden-10 acres.

ldggs and pork are not iilclildcd

the above.

Total acl'oligo-1-'will 1-2.

Brother Arator

and the Drdor

INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH ISLANDER WHO HAS MADE GOOD IN NEW YORK

ltcverciid llroilicr Araitor ol' the

‘ Ilrotlicrs oi` tho (‘lli'istiaill Schools who is :it pi‘o:-unit visiliiig tho I:-llnilil to secure calnliiill-lies for his Order gave- ii very illtcivsiilll: ililcl'\'lc\v l‘cgal'lilil;: tile young mon who ll'l'i licro 25 _vuars ago willr lillli to outer tlio rclill- ious Iilc as uluiilbcrs of thc Cliristiiiii ‘i3i'otlicrs. ' ,

All have :iilaliicd to proiiiilioiit posi-

tions in tlic Order. At prcsellt one is l’l'oi`cssor oi’ Maltlicliizltivs ill Mali- lillttzill (lollugl-., liliotlier is doing vr‘l'_v cxi-clluiit wul‘k ill New York (Juiliolic i‘i'oioctory;_ii third is Iiii-i:i‘.ioi‘ of one oI` the Iai'g'>st <~_oliiliici'clal scllools con- illlctcil by thu iirotlicrs ill New York (`iiy. When nskcd wliiit llc thought oi' tile 1lroiller‘s lifc, lie siiillillgly ro- plicd that lie iiilcildcd to go back and spend uiiotilci' quill'tcl‘ ot' ll cciltilry at the work il' thc Lord llvlixncd to permit suvli ll span of lilo. '1‘lieii lic sllid tlllii li llluli iii tllc religious lii`c onli be ns happy as it is possible for niortills licrc bolow to be . As lol' tho life of ri (llirisilnn llretlicr it is olic Of llllppliicss zilul colitoiitiiieilt spent ill thc iitliiospliere of religion, bllt it Isl also ll liic oi- `sci‘iolls study and i‘lli'll-' ost dcvoiioli to till* cdiirzttiiili ol' youlIi_I it is it lilo oi' i-|locl‘l‘lllllclis and lluppy :issoi-izllioil \vltll the yollli_L:,; liui it is also al lilo lliait ro- rluircs gi‘o.ii pclsolizil sli<'i‘li`icc. palli- oiico liiiil .~'tl'oilglli oi' \\'ilI. "As liiippy :ls at yolilu.: (`lil‘lstiiin IIroiIicl"' luis llo- conio li Il_\'~\\'oi'il . Illlt the ilr-ro who offers: ills life tllzlt his cillliilry liizly live and ;ll'ospoi* is iiot liioru bi'avcI and coui-zigcous than the young mail who voliiliizirily olicrs his Iiic ilillt tho Kiligiloin ol' Christ may rcigii ill thc souls ol' _tlic young.

Llrotlicr Araitor is still residing ati

l<‘oi°t Augustus during the intervals bolwccii iiis short trips and will rc-I main tlicrii until about August. lst.

‘ IN Mtlll_olilAll

Ili

MR. MARTIN NICHOLSON

The denill of Mr. Martin Nicllolsoii

which ovcllrred iii his liolilc at Mill- town (`i'os:=. July l4ili, llllil i‘cuiovr_t alloillcr oi' tho oldest. rc.\'lil<'lii;i oi' lllzit coniiiiililily. 'File :loci-li.<u-il who wiv; sevcllly»nill<~ yvllrii ol’ algo \vn.< one of tho plimci-i‘ :si-iilors of the <-olliniiillli-_v ill which bo lived. llo was ll-liriglii Ili ills dvzllilll-Zn, :lllii liluieli i‘r~s|i4-i-Iwi by all who know lilln_ lils wllu pl -- tlcrfoiisoil liilll soiiio years. lio lvtlvvzt to illollrn Following stills. :ind lluugli- tors. llrlrs. liugll Mi'S\vulli ailld Mrs. John M<iS\vlliii ol' tfarliigliii; Mrs. Willlllni I\l<>l.ui'cli of llriidciu-ll. Slimli- vl :lliil .lollll VV. of Mllliowll Cross.

RATE-PAYERS DF P. E. I.

On ilio 2-itll you will be :l:~°ki~d to

votr- "yes" ol' “no” oil Ilio l'ldll¢':\iiolilil Tux Ai-_t ltclcrciiduui.

llow ure you going to vote?

This is 'i vltlil question. itcglirilloeis ol politics voto for tho

welinre ol cdiiclition.

The ’i`ozicllcrs‘ 'ilnloii is dcsiriolis of

settling lilo question of tcnclil\rs‘ sail- arles zimirnlily.

Will you llclp? _ .. Vote right. Bc itilr to the teachers and to your-

selves. THE TEACHERS UNION OF P.E.l.

' iii

irmnis

Tciidors will be rocclvcll by the

undcrslgncd uniiil July 31st for the erection of u residence nt Curdigiin for Mrs. James P. McNichnl. Plains and specifications can be soon lit, this oflice. Lowest or _any tender not lic- cessnrlly accepted.

C. B. CHAPPELL A HUNTER-

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We have just received :1 splendid line of tlicse goods- uxuriously up

holstcred in. Iicautil`ul tzipcst_i'y_fnbi‘ics. _ _ _

Ili collstruction and iiiiisli these are ol the highest quziliiy.

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