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uperbstock _ Our gilt

y direct from

_ ers _in England.

They are all ln nine foot lengths with extra loop. The range of prices is 10, 15, 25, 35, 50c each. Ou_rs have always proved satis-

factoryé Put them to the test. ly Books are a very necessary thing if you want to keep your dies ln proper shape. Oi_l r assortment this year ls excellent and reasonably priced.

Buy Jamieaon’s Tackle It’s Best

J. G. .lamieson

Druggist

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E-li. lslailil I Hospital'

As A Gift

- Makes a very dainty and useful present. We are showing a fine assort- nlentof very new articles in sterling and plate. `

G. l'l. Taylor xgleweler & Optician

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Houseboat "Doris"

The terms of the tenders reoeived

yesterday for the purchase of the ,Houseboat Doris, being unsatisfactory, gvre are instructed by the owner. hir_ lJ. P. Hood to sell this boat by auction'

N uloiioav Next nav 22. A1' izl

o’cLocl< Noon

here she now lieu at foot of Queen

Street. -

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Auctiuu Salef l ll

IRPORTBIIT

Xia .

Relatives et holdiers rv turnln¢ troal the trout are ' asked to communicate with .the Secret-ary of the Provin- cial Committee of Wounded Soldiers Oommlaalon. liao Nellie .Oil_.ieapla. Charlotte town. intimating the data of expected arrival, caue of re- turn and any _other particn-_

'» lara. iiiordu that preparation ‘

may be made for a ittillg reoeptiC. "1 _

I MR. D

’ 1 ll. 111 with sincere sorrow that the llrs. McLellan in herihome circle. fzlulslured io . her the

death la recorded ot Hr. Daniel Rear-_ Being also a close observer and B _lun

s_ _ 7' ._ -~ - -ii; _ Y

Sth alt IDS

11 ii;

' the late Father Nell licliinnon S.'!‘., wlloaa prominence In New York dia

4” 1 "'11 V m_*

_ _,`”"l”- ` A' f adloai.t_rdli.lh4lrt.

torthelateloeeph Ile- mu we “"0 m

_ predeceased her fouryeara un¢l|,||y sink until the end which-

ago. ln. llcLellan was aalater of ,nl

kind nursing. we watched her

paw h bo her suiierlull

tiqntly ali; :eclilllciligil to her divine

r'e will. ' 1

ANIEL REAROON less prominent for ber kindness and beloved pastor, Rev. B. Gillis au

case made him widely known. No Hsu, wg fl-oqnontly visited by be;

rdlarity to the poor and needy was

ey _ HOSBII. '|39 °d`

rights and consolations of his

don, drum city who lmao.; peaceful-_ atudtoug -reader she aeiiuitteil a had ll ll l- ' mcg .ho Wu a' constant ly away Friday ‘ight at the Charlotte- of useful..-knowledge; _and flléllgiloroofvihe Altar Society of East

town Hospital. whey' he had been for the gift of imparting it so intelligent- Paul the past three montlhs. Mr. Reardon ly that she ¢°111111“11'1°‘1 U1* °|°°°‘¢ “‘ The funeral took place on Sstul‘da¥|

‘ I bis C e ery.

was born at Covehaad Road Lot 34 in tentioil of those whose pleasure it me

15th to St. Co um 011.1

1845 and at the time of his death he. was to listen. She had a wide circle *hero ri high mass oi Requiem was

.was in his Zlstygr. His early' lite of friends who will deeply feel the ,un

remained of a true $1111, Christian

where he tooklltaotive interest inthe- kindness. Three sons and a dau8111¢1`i woman was laid to rest, She leaves to

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' -.;._,| _-i irq# 7.

noru is nl a ith 15 h .air l rata native aistri i. He faith-. predeceased- iw' and time rrowing husband-snosov-_ T J h 1-~

1 The riaeq :£11 ' otor incl ul ` Bnlligcha od the dutilgs ef Justice left to 111011111 111'” M13 gilourllhlldxigll. eldest,l.5 years alldl U . n ,

~ l G DC.. _ ° 'glzeliglilriié outfit, stalli:r¢:m,,dining‘ lillllllle Peacgsand other public and D1'1'1,l'-111101111 `M°D°“S°“' 'R1°11m°1111i`. youngest 2 years. May her soul rest ‘room and cook room equipment etc,l ‘ lvate obilgatlonswlilch were pitted, U11.. J. J. Mclnnis, Grand River; -1- in peace. "

, 1 upon him aa a member of the oolnmu-‘ N. McLellan. 1401151110111. Col.; Sixtua -The pall bearers - .were Benjamin

1 'rho boat can be inspected in tho~ nity, and in his minions with his lei-' llcbellan. Merchant Taylor. -131121191-I citing l-‘rcenlsn Muiiart, Louis Mc-

? etc.

meantime. I lowmen ho always displayed a warm tetowll; A- '1`- M01-9111111 R1°11111°11‘1 Donald, Dan L. McDonald, William

Terms at l»_ale_ Tenders for Purchase of. heart and a generous spirit. For the and J _ D. McLellan. Grand River. lllcD0uu|d_ polar Mooney,

°‘"" °“”"'.1..Z1f5.‘.i;.r. Property in Ward 0ne1?‘I.“'.‘{I°'2.§""'°1.’°“'l. "° "”'1"I’."11l'.i‘if1‘L`iIZ.‘T.‘1.’1I‘. “€21i'il?{§§i§°?$“s1"?.7f ""1" 1”' 1‘°f°""“'°“~ . ‘aroe wnwere eoccupe . - "

9826Mayl8MtdEli. ‘ llosillml 9( mpuly she,-iff 0|- Baum rlck's Cemelery, Grand River on Sun-

i - I 1 I Of 11100011111? Court. In the dlschargef day, 1\pril_ 9th and notwithstanding B

ling mother thou hast left us,

your loss we keenly feel wc I-mow your gain is heaven.

. - . . . U1

____ of tho duties in connection with that 1116 101'! 1110121110111 W€21‘11€1' “BS 101- which Wlll all our wr,-ow, heal,

.renders will he ,ecelved by ,he un. omcc hc has ever sought to o_o his 1o_wed In' =\ very large procession who Y

F r l Igerslgned up to and on Monday me work with the least possibleillction ;\isl_l!e<l ill naihthe laalirtrililllée oil :gl B3”

~ °f "-1- 2;.. "‘i’.t.”'°.i.’..:*‘: ":.";?.”...':.:"‘i:.°:%- 3;.. 1.. if ._ ‘f-f.'s..‘:...‘;.....i. 1 C1311" 01 111° 1°11°"111€ 1"°1’°"'1' 1” eu wuu tial °u. ll _ um __________~ onl

OWDQI’

two feet. Also for the two Lots

and rullning back towards King Street

should always belong t

110 acres land situated at Aubun1‘ -l-lm'pmpel.l,. has u from M157 feel public ofilcis.L Besides a widow

- ` - Mr. s Ii wil dc rted ' s '

:id :iilliclilliliénllglliliiil hliuivcilltzi-' zihlflllsi giieliilli-gsisi-gceiet' and 80 feel on Dwi lliizreleiiiislilssiigerillioulgllis“gilesioggn ggi ails iiiexliiurheicnhoiiliigry klgosnlgil ln- When this earlh has passed away-

' ' - 1 - , ' ._ oose Jaw, Sas .

'my' so acres dear and “"3 rest 8°°dl ll onethanl_u3:';,pe?£e|y§rEo§u?:ewil:§1 11;? 11l11:1SesA‘g'n}i;se,a'l1>tlll milzii 121%? dilliigllll April 15th, after several please copy.

“'°°‘1 1“”'1- “°““° “d '"1" bam "1"" oiiiriecosnu b iiiroom `\ coal-h.l,0.,,,., Minn., visited him 111111111; his llloem weeks illness with 010118191 101- pump and large pump house. Soil ini pad mile wil; mme glzlls ilu" Ma,-¢|,_ 1-he olllel. mkmbel-9 of towed by pneumonia became a recruit very best cultivation. Apply Ml's.§““Te;derB for the whole prbperlv nn’ lhemmlly are John p__ Mm John (you. about the lst of March. Over four

Charles '1‘ralnor.Box 271. lililliilvckel. bl 1 . lu, f l lslulllug noiiv. charles, and ll. w. at homo wars ago he Secured a liomesleml H- 0f1 _

Me.. or Frank hlurliaghan. 113 Rich--. .°° °' °r ani ° e -our 0 80 undfatllcrille and Joseph at Los All- 110111 160 1111105 110111 M0089 JHW 11°' A-"D111 111” "1‘“'~`1“° 5"!" lnolld St. City b"em_u“f Sizes or _wmch are (Urge) 40` gcles Q-ul_ Tue), will Cllerlsll lug me. side the one now owned and worked Wllallr Laird and Lady Cilliipbcll dwell .9752-oisaisipu. ieei Zi li” iiliiv:i)Si§0fi§;ftb'f’rorii-.` 111011-'=1u1l'io ure boroavcu is tendered bi' 1115 Uncle Daniel 111'-Donald wlwl 1" 1`“111`1“1“1 0511119- _ ,

ee c ‘ 5 in me most l-cspeclful 5)-ulpalhl,-_ accompanied the remains home. This Doon wllaur the F1101' 1\€1‘\11 f10“5

O 5

, _ _ The death look l u _\louuu_. l lie died. Testimonials were A5

gg ggxllvegdliues 8: feet six mches Wm noon of Mrs Pliililiraissgnault at ‘tile 59111 10 1115 1111916 1 W110

You

r years on earth were numbered.

sufferings and by pain. with patience and endurance, " y heaven you wished to S3111-

l “ard One. by John L. Thomson, the s lgl 15 0 a THE LATE ANGUS McDoNALD_ when the lmmpel blast shall cull uS_

1- Oli

that one great .l\111B1!1€111 113)’ will urel come to meet us. _

Boston -and Cape Breton papers

THE HOMELAND.

liao I rovoil out Cal|ilicsI>.ul'lt..

_ promising mall only 22 vears actuallv Silo clear like silver sheen -

which the buildings are the size of gavel. lil. i I. _ l- _ __ nh ls which is so feet °" Dorchester street MRS' pH|L___|P ARSENAULT' had auziilifarh' llLince(i'illl ;i:rli"id<`:lC\iiIiael`e A* T110 \\`<-1011911 111115 31“'00‘1~

ill and 00; ii winds slang

fair a spot as Edell`s ville Tae me ‘twas Paradise

1 Annual Meeting .ru ul heh rauyteudel. not ueces_ advallced age of 78. Deceased liadl was not able for want of' know|_odge; when ocht I think aboot the place

held in the Board of Trade Room.

the purpose of electing Trustees for

CJ on _I A uv no <1

e g o

V ll f ll ll lh ll l d of illness to arrne) by Military

sam’ accgpteg' Tendsegllzcltto he(,sem' llgsndglllizle Illfasellliui ua,le;‘l,l¢;l¢l‘;Xlj ;;:e1OIlicials to his good character and Course bliu'ly doon ma furrowed

to (.‘.ll. ma wood. or. .amc- - l

1 1' th t l - . - _ wa 3 woman l lmrll ble dis ul. great regrets expressed because of

Notice is hereby siren 11 11 11111’ on Block. ciiarloitctown. and io he S I 0 C hi; iw death A very large company or pw

lioll. estee i r,

lllilllililcenliieellllllgadl gdnltxiidillligrditlgnihg nuglfefi Tenders fm' Th°mS9" Pr" devouzinliIlristiaxlhllldbriilgilllg,her aillxltiiesii P10 Hileuded llis funeral service cou- 4-- Prince Edward Island Hosllillll WU1110 pe }' JOHN l_ THOMSON she had several visits from her pastor 111101911 bl' RW- W111- “C1-9011 011 111*

_ Y “H ‘ ' u-lu, lu hm- lust sluge of lll-e_ udmlu_ teruoon of 24th at residence of hir.

Market Building on \\'eilnesday, May "` ` isigl-ed lo her' all the requisite Saul-a_ Alex lilcllonald, Mt. Hope, gralldfath.

31st' 1916 at the hour ol 8 p_ mu for ments' preparalory lm. ,leallu The er of deceased :lllil father of the nmll L_'

l funeral was llelll-.ou wednesday mum. who cslue home wltll remains. ` Ill- .

the 'Government of the Institution in _illg from St. James' Church. ami was‘1e"11‘g‘111 1001* P11\¢0 1" 1111111138 (-791110' `

accordance with the byelaws and for - well attended uesplle me almost lm_l tery in the lot ill which his mother I9 the transaction of such othel-'business passable condition of the Years 380 “'33 13111 10 1951- S!'111l13111l` as may be brought before It. roads, There are lull to of many goes forth to his bereaved

3 +uMu_ B_ BALDER3-l-ON' ‘ mourn 3 sur,-awful husuauu’ and fatller Alex. i\IcDoilalil {Plastereri.

‘ Secretary of Trustees a sou Joseph married at home, be- 1"°1'eS1 H111- 111011191" E“‘l‘1\ 111 11`1\1111“l_¥

9-_-4.5 11-Mlllll .31 L ' Hides l-efallve' and l-rlcnusw Hel. ,lu_ ill Military Service, Cliarlottetown

N W 0 al S The balance of the late Col. Cum- l,al.lu,.c from illls earlll llm last ol a Malt-ollll Neill and Anlllc Florence at

ya- -_-_ . 5 hcrland estate known as the “Warren lulully ol- -l-llll.l(,(,"__lll._ llolllc and Kato iii Boston.

W U l-`3_|-m" ig “nw in the market on aff- ____ _ »-_--_____._.__

count of thc <orltillui‘1l illness of tlio Mpl HOWARD ME-l-l_lERAl_l_ OLIVE McKENZlE

Tile tear draps in ma eyes.

t. 1

_ 5 by Rev. Father Hogan, And alll was spent on his hrm in Covebead loss oi her wise counsel and generality that

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_,___

We have on hand a quantity Of

. - _ _/.1 ,_- . .1

LIME

in Barrels and

. Casks.

Phone _ 111

C. Lyons & Co.

As memory brings together »

Tllc scenes o' happy childhood ilays_

Aniang the blooming heather.

Tho' faur frae liame I maun confe-S1-1 /

E`ell tae ina dying day

I lo'cd cach blade 0' grass that grew

I Io'ed the fertile clay.

I Io'ed the honnie song birds too. _

The mountains, loclls and streanl-s

I thank the Lord I still can lo‘e

Auld Scotland in ma dreams.

cheeks

1 BERNARD D. WARD.

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One cent per word flrat Insertion In tllla colilllllb ill" 0011* P0'

nord each continuation. Caall n

charge Twentyllve cente-

lilat accompany order. Minimum

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A gcll ts l1Van`ied

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“AL gzllllgs inltglliiia giiidldli Sliotefsf (‘zl)lliii~ Thi: death of Iluward \Ictllcrnlls0n ’\ 151110111 Uf'Si1<1licss wats oust oyol- RETURNED SOLDIERS AND OTH- ..._.._ da. lt contains 122% 812195 Of 131111 111 of Samuel Mctllcrall of .\lilI River: oll|11‘° 1101110 01 1-1111" 111111 11111105 1-- 1111" ers makmg Mg mmmy selling the

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to Sldlfliot and dusty. 6th to lrreptf §_t01'ln-wave. 11th to 15th. fall in temperature. loih to 20111, throat- °i11.l¢-. 2111.1 to 24th, warm. foggy. 25th to 28011. rain. 29th to (list, sultry

blaltv or EVENTS.

_' TO-DAY.

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3rd 10th,

(7il.y'Maglstrales Court, 9 u. ill.

Prince Edward Tllcatrc, ii, T and 8.

45 D. »m. _

- _ 1 BIRTHS

RSGAN.-in this city Moy limi, to :ur and Mlfil. Emost itcgnll, il son.

'lR|ldNER.-In Cllanlottetowli on

Ml!-fl? ll Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ilrcru n‘dr_ fa daughter. '

. __ J ._ Dianna. . `

RIDY-ln Roxbury, May 16. tfnth- erine A., wife of James Rciily (neo Hughes).

OAMIION-ln this City on May 21st, 1916, Kathleen Lorralrlo, infant dau- ghter of John and Blancho Cailloron, a|'eil`two yearn and five mouths.

l1‘uneral today at 4 P. M. from the

residence, 260 Grafton Street.

llniirvifnw I`1r1v§R»<MfNi Riliwlvs

pay

4.13; 5.10

\\o will sell on Friday May 19, com mencing at 12 o'cIock noon at Poolo's Wharf the Schooner, Mary Bell with full rigging and In good condition.. Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER G CO. Auctioneers.

James E. Smith, owner

Fort Augustus, P. E. I.

9780-5-16mtf

FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for private

sale his store, warehouse, dwelling house, barns and about 1% acre of land _situated at Oyster Bed Bridge. Rea- son for selling, retiring from busi- ness.

Apply to E_ S. McLeod on the pre-

mises, or Benj. Carter & Co., Char- ottetown.

9683-5-I1-TST6lpd.

. J

` _ Fo1_'_§ale

Eggs for hatching from Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rocks. The Bred-to lay strain. Prles $1.50 per 15 L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield.

l \Al Q O I- I DEALERS are invited to wrlto

for our host cash prices for wool. Washed and Unwashod. ‘AMI-IERST MFG. CO.,

Amherst, N. S_

9686-5-lillif

5 i___ ___a1 l!

kit,

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest , Land Regulations. .

l Old False' Teeth

Cllarlottetowll, eight or ten trips daily. Farm has several springs of running water and two wells and pumps. Three acres of orchard in prime condition, chiefly wealthy app- les, about one acre of Banks Red Gra- vensteill coming into full bearing, also a. few plum and cherry trees.

Farm ready for seed. Price $7000.00

Apply to John Newsom, Ncwsou Block or 175 Euston St. 9813-5-l8Th&I\l2i.

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lil

Department of Railways and Canals

Car` Ferry Terminal. Carleton Point, Prince Edward Island. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATION, WATER TANK, ENGINE-

HOUSE. ETC. SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the undersigned and endorsed “Tender for Station, Water Tank, etc., Carle- ton Point", will be received at this of- fice until 12 o'clock noon on Wednes- day, May 31, 1916, for the construction of station, water tank. engine-house, transfer platform, standplpe pit, ash- pit snd turntable foundations for tho Carleton Point Car Ferry Terminal, Prince Edward Island.

Plans. Specifications and form of

contract muy be sc-on at the oiilco of, and forms of tender ohialilcri from, illo Chief Engineer, Dcpartnlcut of Rall- ways and Canals, Ottawa, the Chief Engineer, Cnnrldiall Government llall- ways. Moncton, N.B.. and tile Engin- eer in charge. Car Ferry Terminals, I`orletoli Point, P. E. I.

All llrccpiml bunk cheque for the

sum of $1,500.00, luailc payable to tho ordor of the Minister of Railways and Cnnnlli. must zlccolnpzlny each tender, which slim will hc forfoltcil if tllo puriy tcnilorlng dni-llllcs cllterllig into contract for tho work, at the rate stated in the offer submitted.

Tile cheque thus sent In will be ro-

turnod to the respective contractors whose tenders arc not accepted.

'Pho clicquc of the successful telld~

orer will bo held us security, or part security, for the duo fulfilment ofthe contract to be entered into.

The lowest or any toildori not nodes

sarlly accepted..

. iw' By orderc ,

J/ W. l'U,GSLI'JY. ,-

Secretary.

Dopariiucnt nf Railways and Canals,

Ottawa. Ma_y_ 15, 1916.

Newspapers Inserting this adver-

ilsomont without authority frollrtlle Department wil not be paid for it. -- 2880. _ 9863-5-20M4I .

Send me your old false

the request of Illc family was most

llis father alld mother survive lllm

er, James, living in Albcrton. and Fred. Ella ami Arthur at home. Tile pall bearers were his young friends.

. a d Guard, Frank

Platte and Benuct Haywood.

and most respected citizens in the person of Mrs. Peter Cairns, who oassed to her eternal reward on '1`U€Sil8}' morning. the 18th Inst after an illness of two weeks. Deceased, whose maiden name was Allaststa Walsh. was born at Summerville, sev- enty-sevell years ago. and was n resi- dent of Greenfield for fifty years. where, by her amiable disposition and many lovable qualities sho endeared herself to all who had the pleasure of knowing hcr_ Sho leaves to mourn

attended. took place oil Tlliirsiiny nf- _terllooll io Vcrnoil River t'-enletcry. \vllcrc the Itov. P. D. McGulgau per-

wllich her remains were placed be- side tllose of her husband who pro- ileizcaseil her elglltccn years arm. The pall lit-arnrs were. Messrs Tholllas

.Tro_\', Patrick, Morisscy, Jollli Evans.

Choose Any of these FOUR Pianos ° "’ “ ‘i_=fc=\l_l... y. . . .. . ....r":f2...':;?.ft:‘f,:z;:.t1 an1iY00’II Have 5 REAL BARGAIN

passed away io her eternal rest, .Mr1-', ., -

glililk. wife nf ;\lr._l~lov/nril Clark, WY’ I 1 ld _ h I ~ 0 e1lu.._ nor i1\111.or husbsiiih noi- -_ I , e ve a_ waysso square pianos at rat er ow' prices. but ever beforel r? ` . §;;rQmb°§l1;»rcP’°d§_*°;"§l§1‘§1 1‘°l'wo 1:51:51 _ _1 ' _-f`;_ have such ljediculously low figures been placed on second&l1and1l\nst`ruments,:'-‘M

Messrs, Percy and Sinclair. Ilie form1l -1.,-_lr ,_»~ »_t_ of the quality shown 111 th¢S§ FOUR BIG BARGAlNS- .' .. ~ 1 ,, ,,

if. ll-,,;*,_',¢1 _Youcannot really begin to realize thewonderiul saving offered you on " r

`-" ff 1( 1'; ese-instfulmlellts until you see them yourselffsee the ilood old-style cases, ,ll 3'. ar the is lendld toil’ and note the good condition of each instrument. - I 1-i-‘-’- - "" ~‘ 1- . -_ -1 -~

1 _ 1 W I _ ~ _ 5

‘ _ r 1 Mildew.--by Ladder- - » ofnosrons . 1 ..4i>fscsio1._-_lfqlliroo _

8 0 _

or now liviilg nt Lower_Bcdeque.'anil the latter at Centreville. Mrs. Clark was ever patient and was not sorry wlicll hor Illini day arrived. Willing hands ami hearts suitlced to illake her stay a happy. one. bllt_henv_only things always precedes earthly ones. and Iler last wish was to nleot lier God. whom sllc had served 'for so many Years_ Besides her-.husband and'tllo 8101’¢‘S11id sells sho leaves many friends and a younger son,li‘red.1to mourli tim loss of a loving mother and klllil friend. two sisters, Mrs. Matthew

Clark. Tryon and Mrs. Geo. 0 Sgznce. Boston. survive her. Rev. E. l1_ lder ofllclated at her home and lrlive. Tho pall bearers were vis.: Messrs, Wm.

Ramsay. Fred Davisog. Thomas' Hodg- son. Lewis Spence edeuue Charles

her to rest in the Cape Fravorsel Ce te

970-5-“IIE IIIWI lillolld

t e passed away to el' eternal rs-

1-oluluullilll-_alul touched ull lluarls svrlous was illlticipzltcd until within deeply. Much sympathy was felt for 3 ‘la-" 01' “"0 01 1191' 11911111- “'111‘11

[llc l-amlly lu lls bercaveluellt und u spinal uleuillgitis set ill alid ill spite e large galllerlug was present ul lllc. oi medical ulil, and the tender care giong paid; handsome free equip- funerai. Tile service conducted by the 91 8 1°"'"11' 111011191' 111111 afff*1`11°11a1@ Rau George Mlllel. asslslml lu. the iatlicr she gradually sur-cillubcd totlio neu Geo, Dawsuu wllhoul muslc at illevltulilo :lull quietly ciltcrcd into

impressive. llovmrd Mclllc,-al wus until the Angel sounds thc final warli- lmown wldely Bull wherever known ing. Her loss will be keenly felt ill was 8 gl-eu; fuvurlle and llls llum,_v_ the home clrclc where her killd and quiet, modest way iruiy 011113111111 will = 5911110 disposition elldcared her to ull. __ _ ___ ___._?._ long be wmemllered and lwlu. lrull lm. Giving up her toys alld playtllinizs ut GIRL WANTED-FOR HOUSEWORK me Mule, llc U-usted mul sul.ve‘l_ :ill times for the ploasilro nf hcl' littlvl ill small I-1lllliI_\‘.' Apply 22 llrigllioil

Mas Pe-ren cAinNs` _. 111011111 11911011.

Greenfield has lost one of its oldest

formed the last solqmu rites, after.

ltllat sleep iliui knows ilu awakening

brother allll plaimatcs Despite thc

_ procession followed thc remains to

its last _resting _place ill Bay Fortune I'-emetery showlngg the esteem the

and one brother, Ray, besides fi host. I of relatives and friends are left to

Vacant is the place she filled Vacant- is her Sore, sore the

Gone so early, gone so early

hair and pillow hearts she thrilled.

Gone from father, mother, brother From the home that loved her well Gone to fairer fields Elysian

Mid angel forms to dwell.

M RS. SARAH MCCORMACK.

At Botllwcll on April 13th at 9.30

p.lil.. tho gentle spirit of Sarah (.'.

still silo rallied nlally lilullllis of sick-_ ness until about six illolltlis ago, when

- a high state of cultivation. It fronts on 'April 5th of iifollingitis had not bccil 1‘-0112110' ,jay Fortune' 0" me morning om), ou".andl0ut :rar Iloolf pllllblirzg.

‘tar S h M B Charlottetown Harbour of which unfol-890" by his luclllcal allcudanl ol- 0f_AiJi`il 1th. ivllcn their only ilauglltcr 911- “G 11-“0 1- 1 *mp 9 °° - P_ lll_ . C 001121' afy 2 more is ll full yiew_ Ferry and glllll- by llls fl-lculls_ lull (.-omlug al-lol. 3 Olivo, passed away at tllc algo of foul'

'Tfgyl » , - _ P1118 11161111-lofi Within two miles oi' short, illness und to one young :illd »""“1s _‘*11‘1 013111 1110111115-511011311 0111!

Lillscott, Brantford. Ontario.

l 0094-5-11-M121. `

popular ll WM H great-shock lo lllc been ill for 3 fcw days .uid ilutliiilgiAGENTSAKK/T\;lT§|i""fb SELL FOR

"tho old reliable Fonthill Nurseriesf We ach our mon to sell- Expert

ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron- To Ont. 949?»5-1M&E till May 31st

" 3

Help \\'ulli.ell--l°ellmil-

W'_"';” ";"“"""`°'" ” “_”

ANTED IMMEDIATELY A GIRL for general housework. Apply 280 Grafton St. 9835-5»19!\1lwkpil.

oad 95118 31‘l.\l'il

ll _ -. - _ . .

alld the following brothers and sis- had "°"1m1°“ U1 111° "M115 ‘"“1- 111'* WANTTED A ‘EIR*l._vF`O` GENEWA' le,-5; Ml-5_ John Hodgson ol llllls l;l_lv_ agreeable weather, all unusually large R R L

housework. Apply 154 Pownul St.

9767-5-l6hltf.

Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water St.

' 9785-5~16Mtf

- 4

she was confined to her bed, and dc- I

For Halo

OR SALE-TWO MILCH COWS Mrs. D. li. Scott, Lower North

OR SALE-A 3 H. P. IMPERIAL in good condition. flill cquiplneilt. Apply Geo. Forrl, Stanley Shaw and Pciirdoll. 9854-5-£!0nl3Ipil OR SALE-TEN HORSE POWER Gasolilin engine. (`ompleto--Almost new- Bargnlll. Apply to Mcrcllulit Box 336. Clinrloitctown.

River. ` 9865-5-£l0M3lpd. ll

9215315-1!0M2i. I

Foss Fon HA‘rcH|Ne AND DAY

old chicks fronl lionvy laying impor-

tllroel sous and three daughters. all Mc( ormnc. beloved wife of J. F. Mor- ind [ml-l-cd plymollill nl.,-ul., uull o udlom reside at Greeniiclrlyrxccpt. :m_v_ ‘passed pea(-oalily away to moot. l\\»'lli|@ Loglioruz-;. J. ll. l’rIchur1l, one illlglitcr, Mrs. Joseph Iil1'(.abo. of hor (rod ui. lim ago ol' 44 yours. 1 Sllmm1~rSi1|1» lf_ Inna. llor fiillcrril. which was largely Always of a ilollcsto' constitution

OR SALE-TEN ROOM HOUSE, all moilcrll improvcinonts. Splen- fliilly sltllulcd. Apply 126 Fitzroy St. ‘ 9685-5-11-Iiltf.

to _ '

nce unnecessary; highest commis-1

1FOR SALE-HEAVY JIGGER ALSO 1 light driving wagon. -I". .l_ Holman

& Co., Cllall-lottetowll. 9831-5-18M3i.

__ _-__ ___ __ t

BARGAIN.-$140 takes my 21 foo

boat with 5 H. P. Imperial engine

I completely overhauled and in good

4-olidltioll. On sale till Wednesday.

129th illst. Apply J. C Milford. - ' - 9869-5-20M3i.

Iron sAl.e. PRoPEa1'v, consisr-

ing of Residence, Store (practically now) and out-buildings; large lot. This valuable property lg situated on main lille Railroad, and is a spleu

I did professional or business centre.

Apply to M. D. cjo Guardian.

96410-5-10lntt

SPECIAL-2 STRAND GALVANIZED

Twist Wire. delivered any station ou P. E. Island In 100 lb lots or over~at 3c. per lb. This is car-

- thinly rl rnro opportunity to pur-

chaso fonciug wire at such a low iiguro. ROGERS IIARDWADE C0.. Ll‘\iITg;D. 18 5 9Mtf

I _ .;_.____i_',' ' Fon sAl.E- cannlaoes. i oi=FEn

WANTED. 1\t&ollco, l1_inaId for gene-l 1°' 531° 1* numb" °f high grade

Heber Hal-dy, Russell l30ll_ Gilbert bereaved parentswverc held ill. A grief ml h°“5eW°’k‘ N0 “'“31111‘g~ A111111' Mggh9l~a|| H ml stricken mother, a sorrowillg fllther,|1_°

carriages purchased direct from the Factory all 1916 models no “held over stock," road wagons, buggles. and classy bike rullabouts, bought

l right and will be sold right. Ex- ' amine them and get prices before

pinning your order. Walter M. Lea. Victoria. 9802~5»l7M6i

_ii m

Miscellaneous

WE WILL PAV YOU $120.00 TO DIS-

trlbuto religious llterzlturo ill your community. Sixty days' work. Ex-

- pcrience not required. Man or wo-

man. `Opportunity for promotion. Spare time may bo used. 5'- interna- tional Bible Pross, Toronto.

9799-5-i’lM8l_

i ' _ ` -' To Let - ' . TO LET-- TWO BRIGHT ROOMS

furnished. suitable for niarrlod coil- pio or two gentlemen. Breakfast I1' desired. Apply lloro. 9833-5-l9Mtf.

T0 LET-louise nml shops; 'Apply

232 Gt. George St.. 8116-4-6-mtf

pq, l il ll I

"""'*'; '_. - '1'_e--F 1-

...go

`** M2111! by Groove »\HerelssmiiilTofor

plate, two stti "

‘f"'__‘i'fa note, not over

“'1etrung,‘1_ rosewood

;“~*“f* case, round corners. ‘ excellent condi- .` _”.;_tion. _The wooiiin -' -...Q _this glano in almost ' ,. wort the full price

Better call

i>la_te,_ strings" not overstning, two strings to a note, sq uare comets. round built up legs rosewood case,small size, nice _l9oking, good condltlon... .

in and see these

teethi pay you $1.00 ulllerset camolsoil 111111 Nnlmi roar-lol. clloi- pl-i¢¢g, 0d _gf 7 ggntg pm- (90 l gagh toil. who carefully and tenderly laiil

stone, New York. Full iron plate, two stringstoanote,over string scale,'round corners,walnut case,

in ood condition, good action. fine lone. Medium size

..........a75

ay for they won'i|

beginnersiiiiiwkjdllsw

one costing three times the price. Nice looking, fine' tolle, full iron plate, two strings to a note, overstrung scale, _ rosewood case. round cornere...l95

ast long at these. 1

1. 419 old nous slag M" »\~~= vw'-lswm _ _ “HMI M°“"°°1° RQ' ' 1- Ai iisrolu homo 'iroraiul limi- ' Firm 'nf 'L " A ‘ Charl°uet° ' »

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