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This Sprint

» the bestinvestments you

yearsiiocorne _

. embody the most nn-

proved construction. They makegood picture-_

easy.-' Just find

- - .view . and snap the

i shutter and these camer-

as do the rest in working a good negative.

_ Prices 2.00 to 25.00

each. _

All size films in stock.

J. G. Jamieson

' Dmggut§

SILVER PLATING

Now is your opportun-

ity to have articles re- plated as we are sending a shipment by June lst.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician

81.87-4-lllitf.

_,\._,_,`,`,-e-V-\,.,-L ~,\,,/LMA.

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

T0-DAY.

t'ity Magistrates' Court 9 a. m.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and

45 p. m.

if

Battalion 3.30 p. m. '

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_~_~_.`~§_~ 1. -,;~_-_»_¢___._

_ - _. ~, . _`_- ;.,:». ' -

Coal Fresh from the Mines

Your winter supply ol 00!! ll S0|l0`

and our spring _stock is now at your

service.

it is good coal. Clean and fresh and

full value for your money

. t4` ‘ _

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You w_ill find it one of ,' __ _ il. `

.j ` evermade. -It will yield _f__»_{.“_;.__‘__'_._'_.-,-__¢_-._~._;.g§1____` 'k °'=_`:_§§f_°\=- S" “'° “°"' ` enioyment now and for ‘- _rl-'__;:~-_5F._.s;_,.,.:`~_Q-;;`,j--;»_>j~;; »_ _ \.__“°‘....f.-°I.'.....,..-.........

e 5 ‘_ my' ‘F .AV ’ I* /$i Tp

fill ~

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schooner; for which we guarantee highest rates_of freight.

NOTICE

We the undersigned Jewelers and

Opticians of Charlottetown, agree to close our stores Monday afternoons, 'commencing June 12th, and ending with Monday afternoon, September 12th. '

W. W. Wellner.~

E. W. Taylor W. N. Tanton. G. C. Taylor.

C. W. Patterson. G. F. Hutcheson. Gillis Jewelry Co. "

I.'01-6~6MttsEi1[ln‘.vl'k.

I BIRTHS

MACNEILL.-At Vernon River May 23,1916, to Mr. and Mrs, W.

.\iocNeill, a daughter. Congratulations. the Company.

DEATHS

be wound up.

_ 1. For the purpose of passing a re- _ 175°9‘3MSl“- `_

solution for the distributing among 3-, _ _ ;L_. -

Oil the Shareholders of the Captial Stock ,;.

B. or part thereof and other_Assets of

l-._ IICUGLES

iiiil 'r‘:.€.°:'s.‘.::s:.f"s,°=.:.'..

` possession ofa light nin- ning"' Massey " mill”

..,.............._

sturdy. healthy. harry

_ --.3 )|¢n'e or Ladies' Mode-is §

__ _- c.c.hLsfod¢\ 'i-"' - -

ll '\ Isle fn Canada bl

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p 2::°:i..°.:.°.lt %.i1‘.1~. ~. .ii " is-A

I Charlottetown Representative'

O

ness I sm now prepared to do all kinds of cemetery lettering on granite, mar- ble or freestone at the lowest possible

TINNEY, 42 Psssmore St., Cha o e~

The undersigned offers for sale his

farm at Bear River consisting of 100 acres 40 acres clear iii good condition. the balance covered with

hard and soft wood Well watered, convenient to Church. R. ll Station, Stores and steam mill.

Buildings in very fair condition.

Well of water at the door.

JOHN O'HENi.EY

235-6-8M2iES1ipd. `

Valuable Property

For Sale I

DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE.

Y.

12 o’clock noon.

¢ s I nm instructed by the heirs 0!-the

late Robert Percivall to sell by nuc- -' *__ I1 I I -1! tion at the premises, 198 and 200 Kent

sh h Street in Charlottetown on Wednes- '.""""."""'**'|"""""'|""""""'*'=,

. . . .

are 0 ers .in tht-. 14th any or June, isis, at: WOOL WANTED

OF

Ti D ihle Tenement House sit- 'U' H|GHEST CASH PR|¢ES FMD

THE CHARLOTTETOWN STEAM “again 3,; South side 0( Ken; Streep 1' for WASHED and UNWASHE-

NAvioA1°|oN.coMPANv, Lim. being Non. isa nntizoo. 1* ED_W00\--_

1-ED This property has a frontage .of.‘|‘ Vie Dill’ 1l'€iZhl OH fill |0lS

I 43 feet 7 inches on Kent street. and 'I' over 100 P°\111dS- A special meeting of the Sharehold- exlendlllg MCR 64 f€¢t- N90 me l°t * wwe 'phmle or can and get

8' ers of the above named Company will ‘1dl°i"i“€ *ll U19 "eil" f"°“tl“5 59 left z °“r prices' .

he held nt' the chief piace of hnsinnss 011 Clark Street. extending back 35/1 The island Wool and l'lide_Co

of the Company at the corner of Gres; feel. Wm be 9010 l" bl"-

Farewell at Victoria Park to 105th George and Lower water Streets in For further particulars apply to H

the City of Charlottetown on Wednes- ;lé_Palmf‘l`» E551-1 A"°"“eY ff" the E9'

_ _day thetwenty-first day of June A.D. 9- ~ '

1916 at the hour'of Eleven O'clock in Fl- 5EAm9T°v

the forenoon: AUUUUUGW-

to Mr. H. J. Mahon, Druggisl. previ- ous t‘o his departure from Sourls May

' _.L 1. ug . .

H. D. McLean M. L_. A., Dr. McDon al 'M. L .

To l-I. J. Mebon Esq.,

Dear Fi-iend:- We regret to learn

that on account of the serious loss you sustained this spring. in the destruc- tion of your business premises by fire, and the delay and expense of re-build ing, you have decided to remove to Montague. .

Since sett n

'rhii isthe pisceic get it. order now . ll S here several years

and wie will see that prompt delivery :‘:gl'i|¥€“t}l:gv:;:;=yk¢‘l|n Eglin dll!nvrf:l\'l:lll)¢:l?l 183:11. Smeg are the lowest ] 165 Grafton Street ofthe town. and lately we came to look

We M6 open*-,O charm. B number of upon you as one of our permanent cit-

izens. We are sorry therefore to lose you. even though we know the change

Phone wt _ , will benefit ‘our sister town- but our

regret is not so great as if you were

nUN'rAiN BELL & co. C¢l\l¢f¢l‘Y l-°lf°f1l\8 ....... ti.. ...........

Selling Agents for Dominion Coal '~ _ We hope to see both Mrs. Mahan .‘ Co. Ltd. ‘ Having made ‘ change in my bud and yourself quite frequently, and' in

order that you may not forget us at all. we ask you to accept as a souvenir this smoking gown and ca so that

prices. Will go to any cemetery on when en] _ ___ gi" __ ___

if the island. Write or call on Vi_f_. til. fragrant ‘Egg yoelrqunnngv mayo gg

hack to the friends in Souris and to

One driving horse, carriage, sleigh. WVU- some of the ple 'nt hours spent there 2 sets harness. robes, etc.. Amllv at 9945'2'27M“"EmWf1m°' Signed on hem: of the citizens of the Armouries.‘__(}hariottetown, to Q. Souris by

M. Sergt, V. (`»l'dCk£'lf. F J . B. MATTHEW,

214-6-7M3ipll. _' _ M _ . »

r ('- (`- (`llI‘ll0Il.\(l0uiity Towail’(illei'k.

, NllXilEii IIiilN iioirf'

article soon to np-

' peer in this paper.

Ask your doctor or

druggist about it.

Apothacaries Hall- G. . Hughes

Prop. end Central Drugstore, E. A. Foster. Proprietors. elwsys carry it in stock.

increases strength of delicete,nervous, rundown people 200 - per cent in ten days in meny instances. $100 forfeit` if it foils es per full ex- planation in large

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Grafton St. East, Opposite Davis & Frasers, 'Phone 441-J. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

16-6-6MlMopd. '

'l"l"|"l"l"l"l'1"l"l"l"l"l"l"l'l"l'

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per pound. ___

2. For tliepurpose of passing ti re- One pound of my Compound No. 4 Fox Biscuit' is better than five pounds

solution requiring that the Company of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you tried them? Price Bc

BY Omer. SOLE PATENTEES AND MAUNFAC- TURERS, C. P. SEKVER L|MlTED.

Z _ Hens 'office isa christine nuiioing,.Montrs=|, P. Q., shipping office mAcK|NNoN.--in this city on June, G- W~ WAKEF°R°» Chsmbly Road St. Hubert, P. Q. _ oth Milliard R. MacKinnon youngest Manager' 174‘6`6M13liJd. ,

, chiiti or Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mncxin (`l""'°ll@i°W"» g--- i- - -- -- si- .-»

non, age 18 months. 7"* Jlmef 1916-

HARDY.-ln this City, on June 7th af- ter a. lingering illness, Mr. Thomas

7°" NOTICE llUMlll|iN IILASSIFIEIJ MIS.

leaves to mourn his wife and family. Funeral from his late residence, 130

Great George Street, Friday afternoon Have 2 first class lots 50x100, clear 1 °|\° °°|\\ I0' W°"4 If" |”.“|'\'0" 'fl ""0 °°ll|||\ll. ill" Nl! lil'

at 2 p.m. interment at York C-emete title, Prince Rupert, B, C. few ' ry. Please omit flowers. Patriot and. minutes walk from huge drydock. Will 5 'mv 'nh °°°u”“"°" cu” ”“'°`|.°°°m"”y “dn” nnlmum Eiomlllel' Please COPY-) trade for 50 acres more or less. of _ chu." 1-w.,,gy.f|y¢ "ng,

N 159-esstntheipa. CIO GUARDIAN' I T Gilt! Wanwd'

‘ *T* Assn-rs-MEN”°'6n women

Notice is hereby given that all pl‘0- .,wo__ld.s Greatest W“r;.. _beauné

perty belongliig to llillsboro Consoli- an “mug records; sample book

‘lated Schwl "mst be remmed wmlm Sllb8Cl’iPu0l`l LiSf. F01’ free' experience unnecessary; make'

ti `

first class land. ~ l '

--~-»-- State what you have and exact lo- ` `. . ` .

cation, etc. "

Address “ "` “ ‘ '”"”"*_`”_"" "-'*'"°‘ “"`“"*"“"”l"""`"

T Help Wanted-_Male

Iwo weeks from date of this notice. ' _ And that all trespassers on property 5|), C, DQb¢|]lu\'¢$ smgrgl°g?,:1t‘;&_%kl)5n1_::;:°°k Pub

will be prosecuted. ______

an .Is §::°;.'r,‘°.'::x;°:;.°:..i°i':;'..::.:% w~_;<f,,,

_ p _ » _ en r a ogue ar an c-

. June “___ 1910975 N°v 8"’ sand ($10,000) dollars. Charlottetown mise prints. portraits nat and con.

Water Works Debentures. These de hentures are of the denomination of $500.00 each are payable in Twenty

vex, frames anti war pictures. Mer- clinnts Portrait Co., Toronto."

\ years from date and beer interest at 7340_q;_5 M6|_

five (5) per cent per annum. payable iGENTs WANTED-To SELL FOR

hslf yearly

A subscription list is now open in

A speelsi meeting of the Spring Park the odlce of the Commissioners, City

Fox Co. Ltd. will be held in the Board liall, for local parties wishing to pup;

of Trade rooms on Thursday June 22nd c_ba=e any of t_hese_ bonds. Full per-

nd at 8 p. m. for the purpose of ar- t cn ars on app icat on. _ _ ranging .for the ranching and keep 'if 9910-5-24Mtf. __ ww IME ml July I th e n nd after tie truiht-r ist

elr fox s o e p , . . ___ 'rhe undersigned wiii he pines-i in nc. ; Help anted Female

cept offers on the percentage plan _ _wAN_rED_A CAPABLE GmL Fo-R

Managing Director

fre

ig.

Lsnil Regulations.

sole heed of e femiiy or eny mele over

I -rms is 'ro ciinrirr tint the pan or lo tit Di erm "'"'

ix; _ _ il N 0 '"4' ___‘:i_y_.;.i55f_,'_i.-:..'i.:,;_i»._;;iiij.g_,iii.f_ii_: F... sn. . ._..“i§.li.;i......._ Elk. X" ___ anime.;-_-‘»zo‘r6i'mrf'rrr=‘s“+ -~:_`. tnersbip heretofore existing between m',§§!m“ $°’ _ _ ’ ' _ ~ . :.‘:°.‘:.'.'.‘.'.f.',"°.f.s:.'.:"c‘.;'.=. °"..‘;“°'.“.‘;.:: ........-'.1 .r.°"1 .._ and firm of Weir end Fyfe lies on this §§§%"“‘§’f2{:, "l"}Q“_|"‘°' Qmhx twenty-ninth dey of April~ A. D. 1916- eenzliioss. A qagiislifonhouss is rs- 'goigiq-T,5i ~.A§_~¢-_‘i-gifs!"

‘the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries.” We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence iinnecessar ' hi best cominiss

Y. S ‘

lon paid; handsome free equipment. Stone-dr Wellington, Toronto, Ont.

from any company or indlvidiial hav- _ .. ing a good ranch that would accom- _ _ . " 5°“°"“l h°““°""°"k' ““m'°s° B" niodate from twelve to twenty pairs of -» `r~' \\\_ 233 S“mm9_'1ld°~Y_____, 221f;'_7'M3'- all registered stock fully three quar- ,‘ wa _A WANTE5.-FENTKLE HELP _FOR ters of winch viii he breeders. -4- . ' _ if - housework. Good wsscs. Apply Mrs-

R. E. BPILLET, ° ;._ _._ » A. W. E. Doiise. .West Royalty.

. 19916-6Mf.f.

rel htuseworlt. No washing. Apply

to Mrs. Bruce stewart, it Water St.

9786-5-ieliftf

over all 8'feet bt-sm. 20 feet keel 5 H P imperial Engine. excellent con ditlon, suitable for fishing, carry 10 to 15 persons, For particulars sp- ply at this ofll’ce.» 208-0-'ill/fill.

Wetson .Pyle ° Dated this twentyninth dey of April may . hm “du hem Fun” strut' "mu "Mu

_ ,_ ,__ ,,,,_ _ , _._.__."_______ if . f , tl lt. Address Daniel .i:°.z;".°° °' 'rr ““' ~°r_;,-f.._i_;._°f.r.'»:'.-°.§ »i’2&l.i'.':".°..'§..¢i-»-. P. 1.... ;= ~ _f wyyggu-pyp|_ ' shares. sessa¢.oii_ ville. Ont. 'f _ Dii62,5.29.in11i_. ` . W . T. WI R. ' ' FOR EAL! M575* luxl. 5 EVL

s

wu. 1, weiii.

#Zin .§§i_a

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§" "°'“ '”‘°"°" "’ ll" "°""°“‘°"‘ °' J' ""'°'°" °' " ”"°""‘"" han-ea mit hen," chesp. Apply zu ii s B n s we '

M l - '

h’ M inder 15 1-l P Imperial Engine end

' ’ ` o~ ‘RlRl'hRlNG"to tire shove the un- F §'{|"“’ _:N Boat House 'iii first clsss condition. dirslgned to notify the public as Apply Oflice, Auld Bros. Ltd

business et M vs 144-6 Zlliwlr

WANTED-BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS

of age to iiail cheese boxes. Apply R. E. Spillett, opposite P. W. C. _ , 225-6-7M2i. ` WANTED.-A chrnnnsi Boi' i'on` delivering parcels_._ Black & _Co.

‘£30-6-7I\iIli

DRUG CLERK WANTED, ONE WITH

experience preferred. Gouriies Lid. Summerside. " 220-6-7M3i.

WANTED.-SALESMAN FOR "CAR-

pet department, also a teamster Beer & Weeks. '280-6-_7Mdtf.

WANTED.-A VOUNG MAN T0

drive a' bread delivery .°Apply to D. Stewart. baker, 163 Kent St.

229-tl~~7Mtf

_ Miscellaneous sovs EARN Monsv.-we .QW

Brass, Copper, Lead,._Zlnb,\Rubbew, and Horsehair ' and pay highest prices. The island Wool and Hide Co. Opposite Davis & Fraser. .

195-8-ilMlwkpd.

To Let ~ _

T0 LET AN UNFURNIBHED ROOM

in privntefamily:-Apply 173 Sydney Street. 771-6-6-mtf. rmcnaas wA1y;ijis.o__

TEACHERS REEUIRBD FOR WELL

located yearly schools commencing in August. Salaries $720 to |840 per annum. Full details each posi- tion supplied.- Apply et once bo Cenedlen Teachers' Agency, Regina, for Saskatchewan schools end 209 Beveridge Block, Csigery, for Alber- ts positions. ' _ '

9998-6~31M1month.

~ _ \‘/mlhul

WIEEF-iiiiies wK .

0. Box 128, City. _lla-0`~°__§}itf.

WANTED T5 IORROW *IVE HUN~

tired rioilsrs, good interest for-one year. Apply to "wanted" Alllerton.

218-6-'fM4ipd.

wAN"fe‘E"F6 'n' ZF6R"5`i'T`5`°uol N

some good Fox Compplny with 10 pefrs of good Silver one. Apply to "Vented" Alberton.

‘ 218-0-7114196.

» ' ~ tile I re sr 1 car. i'v.§“~:r.=“ “E” 1 ° 'A ~ ssa§uemo_v;in¢roth¢°'i':'_;u”_ii§ii 2‘.°,f,|:"’ f,}',,._"°* '" "'*'°‘ _ _ t‘ - - _ ‘.. _ W9. 'P -‘ ' _ _ _ _ ..i3WW#&».t¥§ni3‘y'fi».-it ._ | My ,y;,,»;;gy.,f;

N.R. Unliitlvilsetl ollcbtl

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A new chapter in tht railway history ‘

of Canada. and in fact of North Amer- ica, will be written with _the inauguration of the new express ser- vbce between Quebec and Winnipeg by the Canadian Government Railways.

More fitting names could hardly

have been selected for the two ex- preses-the “Western National' and the “National Atlantic." The mere mention of such n service in nornial times would have attracteil “national” attention-for the opening of a. direct railway route with a through sleeping car service, a route independent of junction or terminal changes, ' under Government ownership and manage- ment, and making a new link between the Atlantic and the Pacific, is surely of “national” import.

Commeiicing June 13th, the “West-

ern National" will lenve Quebec at 2.00 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, ar- rive Cochrane. Ont., 4.10 p. m. Wednes- day, Friday, Sunday, there connecting with the “National” from Toronto, and arrive Winnipeg 4.30 p. m. Thursday Saturday and Monday. On the Eastern trip the through sleeping car will leave Winnipeg 5.15 p. m. Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday, arrive Cochrane 6.55 p. ni. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and the “National-'.Atlantic" will leave Coch- rane 7.15 p. m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, arriving Quebec 9.10 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This in 49 hours of travel, and the quickest time between the two cities. Obser- vation sleeping cars will be operated. thus giving an opportunity of seeking a new portion of Canada iii the making while travelling in modern railway comfort.

The “Natlonal’ 'traveller will note

the hardy pioneer has not only blazed the trail, but ling commenced settle- ment, for here and there along ‘his- the most northerly of the eight Trans- con-tii.ental routes-:ire ofready fllour. ishing farming areas. He will see devel- opment in the lumber and pulp in- dustry, and_the vast possibilities for extension in those directions. Ile will stop at La Tuque (population over 4,00 and Cochrane ( o lation over

'fs' ‘Q _ =U _l

or Mathew made the presentation iii " ' 1 A ' W ' I

lhs Town l-Iul..,'rhe other speakers < 0335* And inning i ‘ l included Messrs H has M P , . ` ’ ’ ' _ _

. , 1

churcheg_ hospital. electric light, built on inntis which only e few years _asa were ln the heart of an unknown wil-

. Oth towns in tho. malllllfs

giidnfgin sits; will he observed. .Hd

hunter, trapper and angler. and these possibilities are so varied and extensive as to he heyoiid human calculatinii. A ready there are competent guides who make it a business to conduct hunting

will cross noble rivers and ride in view _

of immense waters. The openinS 0! such a territory will naturally sl1E808\ . unfold possibilities for the prospeetor, _ -

,.

and fishing parties to selected camps, -

while organized canoe trips on the net work of rivers, and even to the shores of Hudson Bay, can he arranged. Ev- idences of the great world war will be seen in fthe Detention Camps at Spirit Lake and Kapuskasing, where foreign aliens are interned. The "National" traveller will pass through the Great Clay Beit for over 400 miles, an area of 16,000,000 acres of level or undu- latlng land destined to be the future home of thousands of settlers. l-Ie will cross New Ontario, s..0.00 square mllen fully four times the size of Old Onta- rio, lnto Manitoba, and reach Winnipeg over a section of the great wheat area of that f rtile province. And all the time he will be on a raiiwav on which no expense has been spared in making it what modern engineering science demands in an up-to-date railway.

Mention has been made that the rail-

way from Quebec to Winnipeg is s link between the Atlantic and the Pa cific. The Government Railways (the lntercoloniai) from the Atlantic sea. ports Halifax, Sydney, St. John. con- nect at Quebec from Levis by the cai ferry S. S. ‘Leonard" untill such time as the Quebec Bridge is completed. At Winnipeg the Grand Trunk Pacific. using the same Union Station, permits of direct connection with its lines for the Northwest and Prince Rupert oi. the Pacific Coast, thus forming a new Transcontinental route from coast to

coast-n route that will be the poten-

tial transportaitioii factor in the devel opment of (ianailu's new and vast areas.

236-6-8M1iE1i.

0) iv im

2,000). modern towns with schools.

| s |iiie1- _

i i

Sir- We appreciate the space given

Our vessel lay idle since last Dec.

home for a cargo of coal niitl just three

king the cost of trimming the coal at

$79.21 left over or $39.60 a piece-not

we carried two of it crew, we’ve got to be' crew, cook, as well as Captain to save expenses. There is nothing left i'0r the expenses to our vessel-iiotli-

thingitaken out of this $39.60 for our families to live ou.

Thai, is why ive are asking-for ii Ro-

yal Commission, to better our own condition. A Royal Commission will take a sworn statement from every Captain and owner like ourselves, in the Maritime Provinces, Magdalen ls-

anything unreasonable?

We are not asking for anything to

or to take away their protection. Mr. Alex. G. Baillie, who has tried to im- prove the condition of our seamen and' shipping in Coastwise Trade, believes iii protection to Coal and Steel as wc do, and showed us where the farmers' of our great West paid $3,000,000 in cash last year by a duty of 53 cents a ton on coal to protect the coal mines of Nova Scotia; and on the same priii

is no new thing. The poor lone ln-

laiids and other parts of Quebec Pro-,1'h¢', W5, vince affected. Are we asking for g.¢|,._|.|",

injure the Coal and Steel Companies,l

|dian has a Commission and inspectors,

____ _ and surely we are worth as mucii to

Canada as the liidian.

| ' _ ' t th _ _ - _ We know the Government of Canada pxln)goliilnllali5ilim(eii Eiiiinufiii otomwrozilizpii :'_?_;’m"‘i&:_dm_?m:; glSrep"°5e"t*°;d _'U ship'bu"dmg` ‘ the s'w?>rii stliiteitientoliiriiiilgiiniikenbtvig 19m_ _'H 15" M ,_ _ _ I kt selves, they can have both sides of

un I al’ wie" “B e the story. and pass laws to redress

the pier. and discharging here we have we Wullikhave ‘°_g° °“l °f _;’"“l“e”5 “S

e

many e ours vas have een forced

l

wages_we am both Captains and own to do. as we rave now lived too long our own vessels. and where formerly °" promise* Thanking Y"“ for

space. _

We are, slr, etc.,

. fCapt.) ALEX. DUTNEY,

ing for the vessel‘s provisions, or any- 5C\l‘O0ll9r. ,‘l'l. S. Fair." Mlll`l`i\y Rl'

ver, P. E. I.

Your Liver' ' _ is Clogged up .

Hindlre.

mtu. riu. sun. sau. min. rms Genuine -ns... sinninn

llodsds.

l ~i . .

...¢ . ... _ _ .__ . ..,. .-.. ..._ .._._. .. ........._.....___....-.-..-b _ , \

Ciple our shipping and seamen should S he Drotected. A Royal Commission ‘ I

weeks to-day we were discliarged. Tn- H;se___ 5_5_rll‘,e_:'_i_’_;::‘5(°f0_‘:_°__’3§;‘_’__l_’_‘_e§ls ‘_;‘__‘po_n?e"__

tcnptli FRANCIS HoR'roN, .

d . A.. Ex M B . ' . ' ‘

Capt. D. McDonald ~endy?i:her\:mi::. A new and vast portion of Canada in the makins 10 U6 59°" whim """'°m“5 e Mahon mme B mm.; ,ep]y__ in modern railway comfort. ~ ` r

-S°“"'- 3,3-;,~»,.,._, _ ~ ~ ' a quantity of ____

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Thin People Can increase Weight

Thin men and women who 'would

like to increase their weight with 10 or 15 pounds of healthy "stay there" fat should try eating a little Sargol with their meals for a while and note results. Here is a good test worth try- ing. First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Then take Sargol-one tablet with every meal- for two weeks. Then weigh and measure again. It isn't a question of how you look or feel or what your friends say and think The scales and the tape measure will tell their own story, and many thin men and women we believe can

easily add from five to eight pounds in the first fourteen days hy following this simple direction. And best of all, the new flesh stays put. `

Sargol does not of itself make fat,

but mixing with your food, it alms to turn the fats, sugars and starches of what you have eaten, into rich, ripe fat producing nourishment for the tissues and blood- prepare it in an easily assimilated form which the blood can readily accept. Much of this nourishment now passes from your body as waste. But Sargol works- to stop the waste and do it quickly and to make the fat producing contents of the very same meals you are eating now develop pounds anti pounds of healthy flesh between your skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleasant, effi- cient anti inexpensive, leading drug- glsts in this vicinity sell it in large boxes-forty tablets to a package-on B- guarantee of weight increase or

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