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We the undarawied will inset om district or Queens on the fell

and speak to the electors of the owing evenings alt 7.30 p. in.

Orlnaud, July 17th Kelly's (hoes. July 20th

Hinlhsw. July 18th Rose Valley, July 28rd

Emirate, July 19th‘ Bradahhans, July 24th

Government Candidates invited and will he zlven one hall lbs time. ' .

M. KENNEDY A. J. McNEVlN

Pliililfliii MEE iiiillbii THIHI] IIIETHIIJHIFKINITS

The undersigned will meet the electo questions st meetings in the Cardigan

Mnrtinvale. Monday July 23rd.

All meetings commence at 8 o’- clock are invited to attend. and share time

23967-6101.

rs for discussion oi‘ political district as follows:

p. m. Opposing candidates equally. J. A. MacDONALD LESLIE S. HUNTER

“First District Of Kingis List 0i Meetings

Political Meetings will be held as follows:

Lakeville, Friday, July 20.

Souris, Monday, July 23.

Rollo Bay, Tuesday, July 24. 7.30 P. M.

Meetings For Second District Queens Co.

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Friday, Jilly 20th, North Wiltshire Hall.

Monday. July 23rd, North River. Tuesday, July 24th, Hunter River. Meetings commence at 8 p. m.. Gov, candidates invited to attend. L. L. JENKINS J. H. BUNTAIN 2415-7-7-15i.

Meeting 0i Third Dis- trict oi Queen's

At 2495-7-10-101.

AGENTS WANTED

Scll recently invented chemical Fire Extinguisher guurnntced. Price oi‘ only $2 makes sale to

The ‘lmumgned w“; meet unl-flevcryonc. Over 100 per cent. profitl address we 91mm” o; the '1*11|rdiWrite for details and ‘free exclusive‘ Dun-m; o; Queen-g at we gqnowmgjerritory rights. Protex Fire Ex-i mac“ on 9,, M,“ y-ngnfloned_ tinguisher Co., Ltd., 616 Echo

Fort Augustus, Friday, July 20th Drive, Ottawa, Ont. July 7-14-21128.

Mt. Henbért, Monday. July 23rd.

Maritime Religious Educational Council

The new ‘Canadian Junior D10- grcm. arranged by MPS- Palm" Tiurgess, Ottawa. a worker of wide experience with duniors and 8 graduate in Religious PedugoKy from Hartford, Conn, although only so recently released for ex- perimentation has been met with approval.

The purpose of this program l! stated as follows:

“The program is based on the principle that children learn through live experiences and work- ing out for themselves plane of living; that the beet development comes from within the child." not from knowledge imposed from without. it makes use oi the child's desire to find out. and ex- piore the world around about him; of his desire to construct; of his activity In doing concrete things. It aims to help him work out the meaning of all the experiences he meets into one great unity of Chris- tian life and purpose: doing it in the consciousness that this means working with God in the develop- ment or His Kingdom.

And so the program takes the child on a serfs cf exploring trips, lflrst in his own home and with the express purpose cl‘ lend- ing him to find out how God in- tended him to live in these rela- tionships and having found out to actually waik day by day in the path he has discovered."

“Hebrew Life and Times," by Hunting, one of the Abingdon Press books_ Ibrings to the Junior and in- termediate teacher much detail of ClhilOm and haiblt that makes an

intensely interesting background for many ‘lessong

Albert iCqunly has been holding its conventions and delightful weather together with ivell laid plans but; produced a splendid group of meetings. The Coomy

Executive is active and the result of the emphasis placed by County Ofllccrs 0n certain phases of the work could definitely bc seen.

ms gallstone-town count-in;

was held. The eveninB mo"!!! I! Surrey had on its prolrlm 8W9?“ short addresses on ‘Girls’ Work. Summer Schools. Boy!‘ W012i- Training for Leadership. This plan held the earnest attention of the audience and proved attractive and profitable.

At Aims, representative and We" attended sessions were ‘held. A splendid address on Mission! was given ‘by Mr. VincenL-a toilll! that has been discussed at all conventions is the need of ell com- munities being touched by B01118

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than_ their allocation.

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dresses. lRev. Mr. Kaine and Mr. Haviland made fine contributions to the sessions. il-iere. too. Uracil‘ cal results came zrbout in plans to open a school within convenient reach of some who are now not able to attend on account oi dis- tance. The cordial welcome oi the local people was shown not only at the social tea hour lbut in the splendid attendance~afternoon as well as evening-and in the earn- est interest to all topics presented. Mrs. ilPred Colpitts is ‘Preeidenl, while Mrs. Allan -Colpitts as Sec- retary also brings her iunds above the allotted amount. The County President is Rev. ‘Mr. Kaine_ with Miss ‘Leonora lblawkee as County Secretary.

Sheiburne County, NS, has aiso recently held its annual District Conventions and encouraging fea- tures can here be noted. At Shei- iburne (town) the impetus given to the iBoys’ Workulonference held early in the year can still be felt and more attention is ibeing given to this phase of work, IFor the Convention this year, the energetic ‘Secretary used the advertising me- dium freely. Much larger attend- ance and wider interest were the result.

Teacher Training was a live topic in each district and reports shoiv- cd several taking the Standard Course. Albert, lcoumy, mo, be, ‘ieve in the ‘value of the Summur

of the schools.

Meetings to commence at 1.30 p gpipceing candidates invited to at- East

tend. ‘COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK . P. M., ON AUGUST 1,1923

LEONARD WOOD .J. A. MacDONALD

Political Meetings 4th District Queen’s

The Candidates will meet the

We are authorized by Mr. K. F. lMcRae, to sell on the above date his Farm, Crop, Stock and lmpie-| gments, situated on St. Peteris Road, I1 mliie from Charlottetown. Consist-

ing of 14 acres of land in high Electors of the Fourth District oi‘

state of cultivation, a ‘good 9 room- ‘Queens at 7 o’clock v- m- as l°1"ed house with deep cellar, 2 barns, 0W9! Belle River, Friday 20th.

stable, hen house. large carriage

shed, good well with pump near the Wood islands, Monday 23rd. Caledonia, Tuesday 24th.

house and good bearing orchard.

| Also adjoining this property 10 SHAW Mwmu-LAN-F- J- uAsHiacres of good land, with bdllcilngs 550- A- M°LEAN"J- c- "rlvmaflconslsting of 6 roomed house, la ...__.. 2nd District of Kings

rqe barn and granary, small orchard. Stock, consisting of( 1 mare 9

years old, 1 horse 11 years old. 2 good milch cows, 1 heifer calf, 8

_ The undersigned will meet the months old. electors at the following places and I ,.' .ents, consisting of 1 dates:-— Frost and Wood mower, 1 disc. Friday. July 20th, Cherry Hill. ‘barrow, 1 hay ‘rake, 1 walking Someday, July 21st, Forest Hilllpiough. 1 o-‘mo ploush. 1 cultivator. 1131p ‘ 1 spring tooth barrow, 1 tooth har

row, ‘i roller, 1 turnip drill, 1 pulp- cr, 1 cart, 1 box sleigh, 1 express wagon, 1 truck wagon, 1 weed sleigh, 1 National cream separator; Also driving harness and work har- ness.

Ladies specially invited to at- tend.

H. D. McEWEN H. H. COX

I. P. McINTYRE I. B. MCDONALD

_ _ Furniture including 1 Happy 2576712“ Thought Range, 1 Perfection on .__}.__ Stove, (4 burner); 1 oii heater,

hall stand, dining table, bed room suite, kitchen tables and other 83.16am“; too numerous to mention.

I Terms of property at sale. For movable property 4 months credit on all sums exceeding $10.00. under

60 acres of land situated at Meadow Ban-k, all clear and in good

fate of cultivation. - "li" ""h- a HERBERT HOWARD, BENJ. CARTER 8t SON. Meadow fgank . Auctioneers 2807-7-21-81. 280l~7-21Stt5i.

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Economit: Fox Feed

You can teed puppies at one cent per meal and lwoll "lam l" fine condition; by giving them imperial Fox BISCllIt8,—Th€ only . s. pfilitgisglglscfiiitolcodtxifins every necdoil food requirement and is the meal puppy food when fed with milk. Sunshine and Cod Liver Oil are the best known preventatives of rickets. _ imperial Fox Biscuits are a Ray of Sunshine to the busy rancher

the” hot days‘ IMPERIAL BISCUIT 60.. LTD Box 446, Charlottetown, P. E. l. 2703-7-17-tf.

Cameron Block for Sale

Tenders will be received for the purchase oi the Cameron Block pyopqrty, Richmond Street, Charlottetown up to and including Satur- day, iiilth day of August. 1923 from persons desiring to purchase the whole block, or one or two sections thereof.

‘This Is one of the best business and office ‘blocks in the city, loc- ated ihcing the Post Office and offers a good opportunity ‘for n safe in- vestment.

may terms to purchasers. Tenders to be addressed to the under-

signed. F. L. H-ASZARD, OIL GAUDET, E. T. HIGOB, Trustees Estate late H. llasziird.

EASTERN STEAMSHIP , LINES. INC- INTERNATIONAL LINE

lolvmptien of Freight and Passenger Service Batwaan 8T. JOHN ‘AND BBOLSTON VIQ] Ii lgnodoavory p. m. etltlantlc Time) for Boston. ‘ ‘y "19. ‘pg y]; Eutport and Lubec. due Bolton about ll a. l. - 3 di t,d Bndyaboutflixrn.

l?" .$s‘.?...3'§i’.l‘..i.'.'.° snamirrigay: l‘! 1o s. m. (Daylight “flu 1r) up flgetport, Lubes and It. John. PAD: l“

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ll t lit Ll a express M.::=t'|ltnea.m“e=.f:r ‘awthoiork. ma" ptarilnts “South and

John. N. B»

John ovary Wednesday at

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Lockeport and ‘Port Clyde, besid- es carrying on the regular conven- tion program added c. picnic sup- per, thus giving a pleasant social hour, also an opportunity for teach- ers to look over the literature. Woods ‘Harbour, iBnrrIngton and Cape Sable Island also held their

Hopewell Cape, beside two s“. 51°39» a Slory hour for children

Picnic At Rustico]

1f you want a day of

meetings, the last flamed having an especially good session. ‘The iSunday ‘School work in this dis- trict goes along well. another school being re-opened this year. The ‘hearty co-operatlon oi some clergymen in this county did much

(Mme to we Norm Rusaz-Lolciléfiégnxliglxilfi the conventions to a high P . , ' any 1° be hem o" Somme)’. Jlllifl One of the Canadian iStudents at-

'28, on the Chapel groun ‘tables, refreshments ments of all zkinds, als

ds. Tea‘. and amuse; 0 a place for!

autos and horses will be provided,

‘Come one! Colneinll.

- BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

_2803-7-21-Stit'4i. f u» ~' “

i j a panama iProvince of Prince Edward Inland I

= In The Surrogate j ~ Court‘ g

l In the matter of the estate oil iElllllltl. (Joady, late of Charlottetown. lin Queens County, in Prince Eli-i [word island, ‘Spinster, deceased in- testate.

By virtue oi o license to me granted by the Honorable Alexan- der Banner-man Wanburton. Surro- gate, Judge of Probate, etc, ior the Province oi‘ Prince Edward island, hearing date the 5th day of July, A. D., 1923. I shall cause to be set up and sold by public auction, on the premises on Wednesday the fifteenth (15th) day oi‘ August, A. D. P023, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, ‘the real estate 0t‘ the said (ice-i cased which comprises an undivid- ed one/half interest in the lands fol- lowing that is to say:-

All that tract piece and parcel of land situate lying anl being in Charlottetown in Queens County bounded and described as follows: that is to say: By a line commenc- ing at a point on the Northern side of Dorchester Street forty-three feet wcstwardly from the outside of tile foundation at Queen Street Corner of the Brennan property it runs thence northerly along the western boundary of said property forty-five feet four inches to an al- ley way on the Connolly estate thence along said alley way twenty- tlve fcet six inches thence at right angles northerly twenty-one feet thence westwardiy to and along by the northern side oi" a certain building there placed and in a line wit-h the caves tlicrof a ioinl dis- tance of thirty-six fcct six 11161195 (hence by n right angle line south- wordly twenty-six feet thence at a fight gngle line eastwardly thirteen feet to a northeast angle of a pro- perfy occupied by John Kelly thence south along the eastern boundary

tending the international Training School at ‘Winnlpesaukee, sends Word 01' the very successful school now in session. An outstanding fizalurc is the course given iby Dr. Magill on “iPrinciplcs of Religious Education." ‘Dr, Magiil, General Secretary of the iintertiationul ISun- day School Council of Religious Education, will visit the provinces in October at the Maritime Con - vcntion and will take u large part in the program.

LOUVAIN LIBRARY

BRUSSELS, July 20.—-The now brnry of the University of Lou- valn, replacing that burned down by German troops during the night of August 20, 1914, was inaugurat- ed this morning in great solemnlty Flags were flying from many hous- es ns the professors of the univer- sity proceeded in a body to the 119W library. oi which one wing has been completed. Shortly after- wards amid the cheers of students a second procession arrived. At its hcad walked Cardinal Mcrcler, fol. lowed by delegates from foreign universities.

Land . For Sale

The subscriber offers for sale his welling house and farm of seventy- two acres at New Argyle, Lot 30. of which fifty eight acres are under cultivation. mud and buildings in excellent condition. inspection invited.

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DONALD STEWART, New Argyle Bonshay, P. E. I. 2631-7Stttf.

Valuable Property

lrishtowu lioad in the town oi Kensingion. consisting of 9 rooms. also a good barn all in good re- pair. lf not sold before Aug. 1st it will oin that date ‘be sold by public auc- on.

For further information apply to JAS. B. PROFITT.

thereof forty feet nine inches to Dorchester Street aiforoflfllil Blld thence east along said Street forty- soven feet nine inches to the place of commencement and is Wri- "l Town Lots Nurnihers nine and ten in the second hundred of Town Lois ‘in Charlottetown aforesaid. Dated this 6th day of July. A. D.,

1923. LUCY COADV Admiulsiratrlx

z4a4-1-1.14z1.za._ __________ \-iii NOTICE currown-Plcrou snvics

S. S. Magdalene ll now nil-kill! laily return trips between this sort and Plctou, leaving Bruce Stewart in Co's Wharf at 7 s. m, ieavlnl Pinion on return on the arrival 0i Sydney train, duo there at 4 l» III- A limited number of autos can he handled each trill.

BRUCE STEWART l 60., LTD AOINTI

Phone I21 or 778

L. W. BENTLEY 2787-7-20-2l

FARM FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE-JIDEFORD FARM, PRINCE COUNTY

Will he sold at a bargain and on easy terms. ,either as a whole or in two parts to suit purchaser.

This beautiful property contains about one hundred and seventy- five acres. it is undoubtedly

one of the finest farms in the Province, and is well equipped with dwelling house, barns, gran-

ary, stables and various outbuild- ings. There are two farmers houses on the property besides s two and a half story dwelling house with hardwood floors. runn- ing water, electric light and all modern conveniences.

For particulars apply to.

(MRSJIBABEL A. RICHARDS. . Bldeford, Prince County

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I615 Tuthstf

Sunday lSchool. IBy "l6 TQ-IIPBBIIIE of several schools, all parts ofthis district are now connected in this ‘Thu district reported 11ml they had raised and paid in more

The Elgin district excelled in its convention at ‘Pleasant Vale, Lach detail of the program had received

Bible Message-Reports and Ad-

For Sale The housc and. lot belonging to- W. W. Warren situated on the

Rotarians Hear _ Report On Big Convention

At Rotary Club this week an in- teresting report of the 14th annual Rotary international Convention held recently at Si. b01118 W88 read ‘by Secretary W. M. Rowe. which he attended as oillcial dele- gate ior the local club. ‘The con- ventlon "was in many respects the greatest Rotary gathering over held. There were twenty-two coun- tries represented. including Eng- land_ ‘Ireland, Scotland, Mexico, Cuba, Il-lolland, Franco. Arlellllllo, Hawaii, Australia, Canal Zone, Chins, -New Zealand, Panama, Peru. Philippine Islands. P0110 Rico, Spain, Uruguay etc. The delegation from ‘New Zealund, which comprised five men and four ladies, were over iflve weeks trav- elling to reach St. Louis, at an expense cf several thousand dol- lars each.

There was a large delegation from Canada, all the clubs in the local 23rd district being represent- ed. ‘ District Governor Walter Grant and his successor in office, ‘Dr. iH. L. Spengler, of St. John, were present.

“The Rotariane at \S.t. Louis ex- celled themselves as entertainers. neports Rotarian Rowe. There were golf tournaments with tro- phies, tennis, automobile riding. boat trips on the Mississippi for the ladies organ recitals, grand opera, baseball, an evening at For- est iPark Highlands, re-union din- ners, President's ball and sight- seeing trips. IOver 1,000 automo- biles hnd been placed at the dis- posal of the ‘St. Louis Rotary Club for the convenience of the visit- ing members. Banners, flags and Ibunting floated in the ‘breeze from one end of the city to the other, and the sight _oi ‘the ior-go maple leaf badge worn by the Canadians ‘brought many 11 hearty hand-shake either from a former ‘Canadian or friend of Canada front far dis. taut lands, or from just across the border.

The ‘Convention sessions held in an immens as the ‘Colisseum, the interior and ex with the flags of every nation em- Hwcd by ltotury, in addition to other beautiful decorations, The great convention opened with n magnificent symbolic pageant. The address of welcome by Pres. Spone-

were e building known which had both terior decorated

Mrs. iHardinB. Who receIvedI-INII- ovation. l

The election of the ‘lnternatignlal President fell to the lot oi n! Gundaker. of riiusdeiphlfl- ‘hi’ largest Boy iScout ‘Band in m8 ‘vol-id, 120 pieces, brought to f! convention by ‘the Sprlnsilfllil- Mil-- Club, furnished music at ‘the morning and afternoon sessions. Another band oi 100 pieces came from independence. lMv- A1110" many congratulatory messages re- ceived from different notary Gilli-l! over the world was one from Tok- yo, Japan. The messazo T9351“ "Tokyo iRotarians orylll! 10d" for not being with you. Boo ‘H00- Have good time. (Signed-l Prefll- dent lchinomiya."

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EGG LAYING CONTEST.

Notes on the iFifth P. E. Island Egg Laying Contest for the 37th Week Ending July 17, 1923.

There was a slight falling of! in production of the [Charlotte- town Egg lLuylng Contest ‘for the 37th week ending July 17. 1923- The weekly production being 840. compared with 854 oi the previous week. The total number of eggs laid to date is 22,242. _ Mus. Edward ‘Bullpitfs pen of White Leghorns led the contest for the week with 55 eggs. Mr. J. J. McGillivrays pen of White Leghorns tied with Mr. Everett Howatfls pen of fWhlte Leghorns and iMr. ‘H. L. Machorfs "Barred Rocks (or second with 51 eggs. The ‘Experimental Station's pen of White Leghorne ‘No. '15, third with 47 eggs. Mns. Charles Wyand's pen of ‘Barred ‘Rocks tied with Pendicton Bros.’ Barred Rocks and Mr. D. F. MCDOIIZIJLFS iBllrred ‘Rocks for fourth with 4-3 eggs. Mr. Bert R. Brown's lBurred ‘Rocks tied with ‘Col. George ‘E, ‘CroclietUs ‘Barred Rocks for fifth with 41 eggs. Mr. Wendell Graham's pen of Anconas sixth with 40 eggs.

Mrs. Jfllllhlilfd IBullpitFs White ‘Lcghorns loads the contest t0 date with 14116 eggs. Tho Ex- perimental Station's pen of While Legborns No. 18 second with 1384 eggs. Mr. D, ‘F. McDonald's pen ot" lBarred Rocks third with 1354 88KB. IMr. J. J. Mc-(llllivrnyb-i pen of White Leghorns fourth with 1383 eggs. The Plxporluicntnl Sla- tion pen of White Leghorns No. 1'5 fi-fth with 1325 eggs. I.Vlr_ Everett Kuwait's pen of ‘White lllcghorns sixth with 1320 eggs. and iPeudle- ton Bros. pen of ‘Barred lRocks seventh with 1265 eggs.

pen of

hrer oi‘ the St. Louis Club was re- plied to by Rotarian McCullough,‘ past pres. Rotary international, ,oi' Fort William. The ‘President of Rotary ‘international, Raymond M, Havens, oi‘ Kansas M0,, presided at the convention and delivered the nnnu~al address.

Some wonderful addresses were delivered during the convention, among the ouLstandlng speakers ‘being ‘Roturian Walter W. Head, vice president American Bunkers" Association, Omaha, NebmS/ku: Harry ‘Rogers. president Rotaryl Cluib of San Antonio, Texas; Chas. J. Mnlynihan, ‘Montrosc, Cal.-; Sher-l mall DEBTS. ‘New York City; Jas. ’I‘. Williams, editor of the Boston Transcript; il-‘rank D. Slutz, Day. lon- Olllo: Eddie Guest‘ Detroit, Mlfllh. (whose address consisted or a series of readings of hjg Own poems), and Ill. Hon. Arthur Mvlshen. The teonvention had al- so the honor oi‘ a visit from the IPresident of the United States Itotarian ‘Warren G. Harding and

oommlo-u OF CANADA Province of

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

14th George V. A. D., 1923

In Re Estate of Michael McLean .. late of De Gros iMarsh in Kings in ‘the said Province deceas tats