‘IONTNENL STO0N Ifllil _ I L‘, __.E 5—(OPl—A

whmrrao, exmrt biuiness was

report- it the close (gin tilde” Wiguipeg , _ u.r . uyers . ed to be mm the Un- m ---. _ and me ount ’ _ _ estimated at .000 ltoeh Choc h ls. JuLv wheat future osed 1-8 11181101‘ at 00 1-2 cents a bush- u 131 105 3-4 e1 and October unchanged at 90. 3:“ 5m; j 8 1-4 American markets were ciossd tor, ow “um p Independence Day. To” g 1.3 The e sales were not re- am" ,9 3.4 ilected in the pit and spurt om L", n‘ m 3,4 a 10w minor mill purchases, trod- Bi- com __ was at. s standstill. 5i N" curse grain pit trading was eon- fined to a cal transac ions

Montreal Curb

. _____ ---____-.__ , _ l! (Ulnodlsn Prelsl- i

.0... q“; Produce Prices

ma: m I 1-4 -__. "i EbA Oil 15 MONTREAL. July S-(OPJ- Besuhlrnois 9 0-8 Canadian Commodity mchange. n. Q I 3-8 1 gigtfrs sapot: (92 score) Que 34

W80 IDOt: Eastern A-la 33- 83 1-2; medium 81 1-2-32;r§-B 28 —35 1-3; E-O 25 1-4-20 3-4.

To arrive: butter, unquoted.

: butter, July 84-84 1-4; 34 1-8-34 ' Sept. 34 3-8- July

Iiarkets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) tee-Gold tech ester: oth- Tlﬁreap nude; to elm-u; nua- II. re a Ids un- u°“"'°u"§ c1010: srvlﬂbther in- duct: lower. my York-Shell market elem! u. u

l. yvuull , Wheat 1-0 higher to But I one eased. u * as .

MINING

1-2, géBNov. 3'5 1-4-35 1-2; eggs

NTREAL, July 5—(0P)__ tic?“ here Saturday as

-2; current elpt, Que n 1 Pasteur-iced 33 7-8; no 2 82 0-8; wholesale, Que no 1 pasteurized 34 1-4. n0 2 33 1-2.

iw-— _ 1. , , W - Q - /' ' hill). reel wholesale, western and Qrzxie, f sundae, Jill! e- . white" 2o 11m trade was Mont-

_ mounts. in 1 190-2. , 100 l: 1-4 we not}. girrinio an __oo. ,'-' ‘I '-—'—'—---—-—— f! : 1-] w ... ar—25 Years 5.11mi: ' i 1:0 o i uesuo t. , 3 T d y Rook r l i t $140M F“ ‘ H A o a Homestead u I 1-0 c I ajzr ESPN! ' '1 I i”: a4 (I! The Canadian Press) R8011 . JULY‘ 6, 1917—Ml1't rvl Jellieoo I‘ 11-4 Act elven second Aided; E all: err-AM I90 Canadian House of Commons by Lake B vote c! 118 to 55. German airmen uallahsaoro g sbtackedn ﬁﬁxﬁotadestrortificaitions at. sncy. r r e to c1 d umo u. , - as Ni the North Sea. 0y r rpe 0e u a 12o -———-_--- Mun-m 15o An article is no better than the Lagntyro so 1-: w!“ you my row it. . s ’ o... 5%. t

'V0ures ,- Xlrllzro

..__.__.___. t _' Use Dillard's for bites,

1

word: Wooten and

Anno comp; a q p,

lo II word; In Memorial Notices 1013. o

Buteruloeols

_ glorll lad 8 till Off u. so ; - m... ... meow ..... .."r.:..‘::r':..::.' and 10 to Cor ditlousl ‘out Notices dlszmnfgusnd “SI l’ “description IMO. Other ma“:

Female Help Wanted

GIRL I03 IIOUBIWOI-K. ﬁt Richmond Street. 7-4-31.

WANTED - LADIES BICYCLE 0B. bicycle lrarne Aoplv Guardian.”

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID. A991! 190 Prince Street. 7-0-21

Miscella neous

ems. JOIINSTONB BEAUTY t‘ Saloon. 011 and Creme Perman- ents. Bargains. 7-4-71.

ourcx arrrcmnr rvrawrerran ;

service, Rates reasonable. Doris . J. McPherson, Kilmuir. 7-4-6i. *

CAPTURE!) MALE FOX PUP. - lgonsid J. MacDonald. Augustine

once it! "m3"? .413 °"' . ea wom end-go, spit-tell home. no family. Wanted light work. X, Y. 2., Kenaing- ton. 7-3-31. WlANTliiqD ‘- nAlssInArrnsivT- expo nee neces- wAmep - woman on 0m!- eil-‘y. ntgridfmromfuoo Meier ‘tghei wig: iaousepwofk in coun- Barber Oolielo lislilu. u-ras . s o n coo (Protestant). A ply ststln WANTED - summed m"; mqu1md_ L“ prov/me _ exchange for board. . Write T. . Oanol Form, Gaietown, p.711‘. u autumn- ' ' ' To Let F r 1'0 an‘ - wsu. rvnmsnsn o Sale bed-sitting room. Apply Ousrd- ": W .- .. r -----'"* Q COW Ill C . . . 011 . . . 0 ET-NEW HEATED APART- Glen Valley. 7 4 2i. Tmelétih lugnggleg and$llfum“g_ POI SALI — ONI 0B TWO 6d l‘ l Y " " toms atiunter Rim-- Anvil 011441111- "77""-

lilliphsnt, mmm River. ———-—-—————-———— 1'4"" Male Help Wanted IDB SAL! —- AYR-Blllitl GRAD! ' _ , WANND - A MAN FOR. IIAY. gowmgmyeors old freehenqﬁalilz’

Apply Roy Crosby. Cornwall.’ ‘ m

_*Teachers Wanted Male and Female Help . Kiln - nAcnsn roe nan-

Wanted

“Mm mm" 9°“ ""’°'""°“" nus T0 suusrmivr we nave

. Pnmm ROM‘ “mum 4'81.‘ ’ s fﬁwbghplce establish‘?! route;

W __ IVI I OI’ MOI’! OVOI’ POO-Tl O ,."'1’-"=='-'~r= 5959*" 53* ...- srzzssr: me.:"'w::t..:::; .

e n‘ auteur,’ 7".” st . Sxnerience not necessary. Write

Lo "Z-O 1A" Montre "and", Dem’

st ' '_»__"-_ __ _ _'

__—————— - -——-——-———— WANTED AT ONCE — A COOK

L081‘ — NUMBER PLAT! T-OM- for Car Ferry Prince Nova. male Awe Lloyd It Xnmon. Borden. or lemaie. Apply to w. n. Keenan r.

_ 1-4-04. on ma. 7-3-51.

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gratitude. Appreciation for the splendid support I receive of the campaign organization; gratitude for the magnificent response of -_was excellent beyond all expectations.

I want to thank the President of the Prince Edward Island Division of the Red Cross‘

Society, Dr. W. J. P. McMillan, for his inspiring interest and co-operation throughout the campaign. ‘

The work of the Charlottetown Division headed by Capt. N. W. Lowther, with George J. Tweedy, K. C., and G. T. Hurdle as Joint Chairmen of “Special Names” Committee was out- standing, and gave an impetus to the entire campaign.

Similarly the efforts of Peter G. Clark, Prince County Chalnnan, assisted by Lucas R. ‘Allen, Secretary; H. T. Holman, Chairman "Special Names" and W. A. Currie, Sum- merside Chairman, were crowned with success. 1

H. F. McPhee, K. C., Queen’s County Chairman, A} F. McQuald, K. C., King's County,

Chairman and L. H. Poole and A. G. Parks, Southern Kings labored untiringly to win success. -

The Provincial and County Secretaries, Treasurers-tho Publicity Chairman, and his

success of the undertaking; and have especially earned the gratitude of the victims of disaster, who are the ones who will benefit by the proceeds of the campaign. g

Many touching incidents of heroic sup port have been recited by the workers In some cases people who could ill afford to subscribe insisted on helping. '

The workers throughout the province (men and women) who left their regular work on farm or in store or office in the interest of the Red Cross have won the admiration of all Canada.

The Contributorg, without whom afteg-‘all no campaign could succeed, have merited the thanks and praise of the Campaign Organiza 110i! f0!‘ their prompt and generous response.

To all supporters and workers connectlld Wm! the cﬂmllﬂigll- T0 Clubs and "T831111?!- tions that assisted so substantially in presenting the 81111081 and 88111911118 the Prﬂceeds- T0 every subscriber and well wisher, I can only say with a" the sincerity 01’ my 11881‘?- “THANK

‘ ' , ’ n. J. BONNELL,

Provincial Chairman _ Red Cross War Services Campaign

QUEENS COUNTYlﬁﬂlféaﬁ il. F. MacPhee, K. C., Chairman

FIRST DISTRICT: Mr. C, E. MacNutt, Supervisors Mr. Samuel Kennedy SECOND DISTRICT: -." ‘

_ Mr J o. Hynggéan. Supervisors ..-.-....-............

i ....................... 2.03055

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LITTLE HARBOR

2,546.25

FINAL CHECKED AND CERTIFIEDREPORT

Red Cross War Services

Kings County Division A. F. Mciluaid, K. C., Chairman

Mr. William F. Power, fwf‘ Supervisor S 153.10

m1 w. n. LeP ..................._........,_.-..-. $QUTH LAKE 1111411111; nvrrsririercér: s is arm menu 2x53” Mr. George E. MacDonald do 533.05 - - . 5'11 man, 11 TV 01'] eons‘ cancel". | ~ m. c. st. our. TIM-ITO!‘ SOURIS LINE ROAD rongnrnA-rarsilglrirgdrgupmbor. ‘An-u Mr. P. A. Muclsooc do 107.35 Mr. M w. Wood $0UR|S Charlottetown Royalties and Spring Park m.» Mr- J. Frank Sterne do 1476-10 8.70912 5T. MARGARETS l, y, T”! Rev. George MocDoncId :1 ' do 143.15 BAY FORTUNE Mr. Reid Underhoy do 187.60 ' I BRIDGETOWN Recapltulatlon of Total I Mr. W. Bentley Creed do 566.40 Subscri lions and Cash Re eiv FARMINGTON p c ed Mr. R. L. Burgo do 204.95 cholera-town, ......-.....?“’”a°.’.‘al’.‘ii" 21333.7. 5C5... sr. rams BAY 19.132“ £317.? .5123??? 13:30:33 3113i? M" “m” "'°" "° '84-" K1518 CWMY All! 7,372. 6,547.65 .035. MORELL neoeee eeeasee 11.11am Mr. Rolph Dingwell do 427.05 Cash Received on Pledges 5111570‘- gharlotpkéownt "m m ‘ mm Mr. J. Waller MocEwetl do 235.45 “eens w“ y " 144m HEAD OF HILLSBORO Riddle? tgtlllnntlry .l,‘.,'.'.............. .. Ioomoulau 131.33 Mr. Merton Jardine do 90-60 W ‘TTUT -—-— "Y-N‘ ‘J41 l1" '°"°“° ‘ 4:09.50 littl.i.ii“.i"hitt’tt°lz ....":::"'::.';:r: ‘ 5103113 SOUTHERN KIN<=$= T m uh w d“. , - ———-—-” 2 Mr L. H. Pool and o c ..................-.o. o-q-n-J .81 .88 Mn A. G_ park, do 2803,95 Sundry subscriptions received at Charlottetown 259.35 Total. 7372.80

BANK 0F MONTREAL and TREASUREIPS STATEMENTS .

Buns 26th By cash receipts from Char- lottetown ...... “nlllﬁmi June 26th by cash melts from Queen's

County outside Ohario tetown

........ .. 3,002.90 Jun?» 11ml; ‘gauging 8mg,‘ “In”. When contributions are poid in instalments 111M 39th by receipts from Kins: a Temporary Rscorpt u issued on receupt oi all ...;"’.‘;i‘£’.. ‘...';.;;.';';';;.;;;.;". ‘m’ "°'""'""."""""°. '“' tiholl“'l.'c“.'..‘.‘"t' ° ° o ment s receive on s °"‘“'°“°‘°”“ _____.__.°°'°"" lid-a. m. Official Receipt should be cere- P “P1133 1 5°51,” fully preserved, and used in making returns for ll- A- FAR-MEI. Income Tux in order to secure deduction, when

T'°""'°'- entitled to such deduction. "

BANK or MONTREAL This organization would like to publllh the Charlottetown. P. n. 1. June 20th, 1m, names of all contributors, but as the cost of such-

TO dis o uéampnncdﬁroesblgciety

c t thousand dollars ($1,000.00) wo

ulommm _ - authority to divert this amount of nlnonoy from the purpose for which It was originoly subscribed. Yhhmb’ “i531? n3“ $1052‘ a; b hlﬁmﬁﬁugi Wu: The Receipt is therefore your protection. Please

C0111’! 5 0 mid-f” (51% gllﬂmwl. 51X Hundred 6r Twelve 9°11!" m4 save it. If any discrepancy in amounts y n )‘ ‘ notify Red Cross Headquarters,

I. I. contour. _ m I I Charlottetown, at once

N. G. DAVIDSON

m. hp.

REGARDING

publication would amount to approximately one have not tho

kindly 62 Prince Street,

"‘ r m. raisin. "W" tr“

Campaign

CNarlottetown Division

Capt. ll. W. Lowther, Chai

SPECIAL NAMES: " George J. Tweedy K. C. and

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G. T. Hurdle Chairmen S 17,603.50 NON-RESIDENT NAMES: W. E. Champion Chairman 1,888.40 ’ WOMEN'S COMMITTEE: Mrs. J. A. MucMillun p do 2,318.29 FIRST DIVISION: ‘ Noel H. DoBloi: - Supervisor 3,469.86 SECOND DIVISION: < 5' J. F. Lightizer do w 1,551.85 jHlRD DIVISION: q- D. M. Goss d0 — - 11592-11 FOURTH DIVISION! G. M. Avard do "‘ 2,055.05 FIFTH DIVISION: Hurry L. Seor do 2,008.50 SIXTH DIVISION: , J. E. Richardson do 3,034.85 ' 35,522.41 ”

Prince Bounty Division P. C. CLARK, Chairman

Amount Amount

~ Subscribed Paid Pledges NO. l DlSTR|CT--_ _,, Poiiin Div. '" '11?‘ lndng/est n ﬁnish Blast Pebcrville Skinner's Pond Greenmount ......," 629.45 507M 122.00 NO. 2 DISTRICT-q * f- Kildare v , 5t. Louis West l; ' , s. Louis East 4 Mimlnigash -.....q., 500.90 874.95 134-00 NO. 3 DISTRICT- _ _ .- . Alberton East ' ' T’ , Aiberton West ‘ w» y. 1"’. ' ~~~_ | Brooklyn ‘Eh Elmsdale ..... sous ‘nus v4.0a no. 4 D|STRlCT-_ , - Campbellton Bloomﬁeld Oyster Creek _.;.. OLeary North ‘g Oleary South ....- 788.00, IMJO IN No’ s *3 .4111...» -. i¥.~....-e _ Cape Wolfe , >1 Hamilton Road East Hamilton Road West" 368.10 257.10 11.00 no. s DISTRICT- Bran West Devon , Conway -'. Enmore p Victoria West new‘, 683.75 4951 $.00 NO.7 DISTRICT-q . ~. . . - . Ell 1‘ w r. ' ' ~ ,- . $55511; 511-51 \ r no a e v ' Arlington y -......“ mes nose sue N0. 8 DISTRICT-— St. Gilbert ross River gmont Bay _ . Abrams V11 age _. Cape Dzmonl ......' 545.80 300-10 1.06.7! NO. 9 DlSTRlCT— '_ l. . ‘, Wellington It Mt. Carmel o: . St. Nicholas M... 100.90 189.90 10.00 NO. 1o DISTRICT- 3 Lot 16 ~.... 164.70 151.70 8.00 N0. ll DISTRICT- Misc ouche . . .. 109.90 122M 11.70 NO. 12 DISTRICT- St. Eleanor-s -... 800.21. 820.91 40.00 NO. l3 DISTRICT-— Summersidc 1.... 11,170.74 9,341.48 1132925 N0. 14 DISTRICT- Sherbrooke - Traveller's Rest u... 820.90 888.4! 82.50 No. I5 DlSTRlCT— _ Princetown Spring Valley Indian River ..... 612.31 671.31 41.00 NO. I6 DlSTR|CT- to E t Iliggnngimgtoxlij Waist ... 7N.” 718.00 01.00 NO. I7 |STRlCT— Freetown - ... 620.86 620.86 NO. I8 DlSTR|CT— v Klnkora Newton "n. 346M 246.05 NO. l9 DISTRICT- Tryon West Tryon East -... 841.00 327.10 14.50 NO. 20 DISTRICT- Borden , . , 388.35 303.35 85.00 Cape Traverse *i.‘I 170.80 170.80 Crew SS. ‘S00 251.00 34.00 217.00 Crew s.s. P. s. Island 152.00 24.00 128.00 962.15 532.15 430.00 NO. 2i DISTRICT- Albany scarlet/awn .... 245.48 242-40 3.00 NO. 22 DISTRICT- . Centrevilie East Oentreville West .... 890.44 365.44 33.00 NO. 23 DISTRICT- ( North Bedeque .... 176.40 114.43 42.00

‘IUTALB

Jllﬁ

$21,202.53 17.08826 3,216.25

Send All Payments to Red Cross Headquarters

Charlottetown.

Bring or mull all payments on pledges to 62 Prince Street, Charlottetown, where receipts will be issued. Any correspon- dence bearing on tho recent Red Cross Campaign should be sent to tho some ud- dress.

Executive Red Cross Campaign Organization

62 Prince Street, Charlottetown

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