_ PAGETWO _ _ , ._ ,. THE _CH_A.RLO'I'1‘E.110WN, GUARDIAN . ., , _. , _ » .. _ .JUNE 3. 191
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Use I Disinfectants Freely
It is easier to prevent
disease than it is to cure. Germs are responsible for a large share of dis- eases and they lurk in dark, damp places and flourish with the coming of spring. Make the home safe by the liberal use of
DISINFECTOL
It’s a reliable germicide
disinfectant and deodor- izor. Bottles 25c
“"'W`e I have also Formal- dehyde Candies, Sulphur Candles, Carbolic Acid liquid and powder, Creo- lin, Candys fluid, Chlor Lime, etc. -
"""""°”1l TE11_12ERS L. 0. A.
SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-
buildlng and erection oi' a School
Suminersid or at the office
County, this 17th day of May A. D. 1915.
Secretary of the Board ot School
Trustees of the 'I`owii ot Summeralde.
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SEALED TENDERS, dd d t
J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST
The Latest
i-'f"i I
Cut Glass
of the finest quality just opened up. The patterns are entirely new, compris~
ing in part
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Water Jugs awmill and standing timber on two hundred acres of land near E don L
Fruit Bowles ’l`umbler8
- Nappies, etc.
_Ieweller & Optician
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TIDE TABLE
JUNE.
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w. , 2.21 Th. 3.10 F. , 4.00 sa. . 4.50 s. s 39
1 M. 1 I Tu. ‘ W.
10 Th. 11 F. 12 ` Sa. 13 S. 14 M.
Tu.
“Y
15
16 .
17 Th. l 18 F. l 2.49 19 ` Sa. | 3.21 20 S. 3.53 21 M. 4.27 22 Tu. 5.06 23 W. , 5.53 24 Th. I 6.47 25 , F. 7.46 26 Sa. 8.46 27 S. 9.44 28 M. 10.39 29 Tu. 0.25 30 W. 1.16
June-lst to 4th,
9th hot wave 10
to 23rd, sweltering
Time. 12.32 13.29 14.28 15.31 16.42 18.00 19.11
l 20.13 _ 21.08 l 22.00
22.50 23.37
10.56
, 11.35 | 12.15 l 12.56 l 13.40
14.29 15.30
l 16.48
18.09
, 19.24 l 20.33 1 21.37 . 22.37
23.32
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1 11.33
7.9 12.27
varlalxle. 5th to
G. H. Taylor i
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8.5 8.3
. . th to 14th, storm
period. 15th to 18th, cool wave. 19t1i
period. 24th
to
27th, thunder showers. 28th to 30th, gloomy, damp and drizzly weather.
DIA RY OF EVENTS.
TO-DAY.
(`lt.v Manish-atc’s Court, 10 a.m.
Prince Edward Theatre, Il, 7 and
8.45 p.m.
People's Theatre, 3.15, 7.15 and 8.45
p. m.
Missionary meeting St. James Hall
7.30 p. m.
l!lll"I'llS
@ GlLLISPlE.- To Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gllllspie, Long River, May 31st. twins.
HUGHES--On the 26th May. to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hughes, Millcove, s daughter. (Congratulations)
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FOUND GUILTV OF CONBPIRING MURDER
HOPEWELL, N. B., June 1.-The
Fon sAl.E.-HOUDAN AND wi-MTE
Fon" " sIAi.`E-oEslRAl3'L'E"' 'Pii`o"P5
FTDTSA |.E.-0`i'ie'r`s` "will " be “received
9718~4~29Mth3i .
Parties wishing to cater for the l
ed by the Board of School Trustees of, 0181186 C¢|ei11'Hi1011 10 be held in Char- lg; lthe Town of Sumlnerside up to 12 ;lottetown on July 12th. may do so. by hen o’¢\ock noon on Saturday, the ilfth day tendering for the exclusive privilege, wh oi' June A. D. 1915, for teh complete or the ice cream saloon or meals sep- if loyalty is in hm vams_
arately. Tenders to be in not later
‘Building for the said Board of Sch I 011111 -llllle l7lll~ g L _T____s___e___ 00 _ GEo_ cRAwFoRD_ aoine. no ma ter who her war or eace
Plans and specifications may he 143 Kllli 3'- 1. ii fi 1 f ld h id 1
seen at the office ot the Town Clerk of ll0‘l'5’llMlMW3l :liner S app ns 0 S 8 ou se
happell and Hunter, Architects. ' _ and this is the heat why to do so it Charlottetown, P. E. l. 0
y
The tlll0V€ IIHIIIGCI BOBl‘(.l Of S0l100l gur bravest have dqme } 3 ne h
_ __ - h t t d th ld- _ _ . _ 4 ielt keen Y oss o o w o as
.;1;_rui:_ee;;ir;es not :i_lu_t_i itself to accept a l‘his_ movement A Flag in Every m\1_:1___s :_3u_____;, ,;,_._::gs ci;_l_~;;_th_f;g\y_€:____; _.i_l_la_i_li_l_: l`_<;_i;_l_;ig__;ai_t_e_5<__:u:;i___i_lo (;i_1‘lN;l_;’; no iaitful as wife mother and (si?\d_ 9 W ll any n er' H llle lm ltlllmdll WT Deliver dlehlmll lllll lllllllly ”"‘l l‘°“l'l'l“l"<’“ Uf Wlllfll lun he was buried in seven Mile any ` 'l`ll° lllllellll “'lll°ll “ll l°l"°l" ll 'ell'
“E “Y” 9'" S- “Y “me “' ° “there can he no tl hilt 'rl t `. - _ l“l'“llll‘e‘l wllll ll "ag wha" “ll” ci-op can supply sgtlooolllioo 2516222822. lll` I-Em H,mm,m_ pid Mu,.,.ay_ and iery the Service was conducted by
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olllllgrgtrriagfglllvgglllieitiggglltlggexlll-l llllally and tllrollgll clllllvllllllll ‘llld Basil Sherl‘1'~ 'l`l1l` ll0l`“l lflllllles Rev' Ewen McDougall “slated by
on _ .oriservation this crop may be iiicreas- were man_,._ -1-he parents have me
` Iam Si, em `ell m““ll°ld- sincere sympathy ot' the community'
ROBERT MéL_ E'NMAN Wi* its well as 0l` li l_t\1`g9 Cll`Cl€ Of l'l`\9“(l.S
rnon, P. E. I., Juhsjst, 1915, l _ TEl"l' BEl°ilcA1fTg~°F lTAl-Vls and relations.
__ 9- 0f C- B- _ _` _ _ _ j , would not live under any other flag;
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Address all tenders to "Amy G. ‘ of
Burrows. Secretary of the Board oi 15 School Trustees of the Town ot Sum- » - ln.-r..i.i..~ Fifty acres of choice land fr”
Dated at Sumnierside. in Prince ggod hguse ggi
and barn. Mount Vernon
(sgri) AMY G. Btmltows. Sghgol on farm_ vo
F or particulars apply to
BENJAMIN CAR’1`ER_& CO.
Auctioneer ,
,}_ 1208-6-3Mi.hf1"3ipd er'
--'-~»'-fr- l it l Belgian Relief Fuud`""§_
_“_ su
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`;Aniouiit previously acknow-
ledged $6,419.23 ; P
n
Mrs McDonald (nee Miss
a resse o_ _-_ » _ 1 fr
the Postmaster General, will he rc- Mila liwkinsl Murrrly Har- a
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- -, l1U\11' I _ l'llll Northumberland. From tip to tip, the day, the lltli Julie, 1915 for the coli- l’l'0°\‘-0115 Of llmlllll 'lllle Mm' in veyance of llis Majesty's Mails, on a 151013 U1‘l<l€"- lltflll Bl l-0ll|=Y w proposed (’ontract for four years, R1V¢’1‘ llfill lVl*=\l'Cll 33l`<l allll tl six times per week over Rural Mail 2~1tli. DBF Bessie Johnson 83.00 ,u route xo. 2 from Bridgetown, P, E. Tryon Helmet 011111011 frills a Island from the Postmaster General's Box 2.00 In pleasur-@_ John A. Dougaii. Peakes Sta- _ L. ’ Printed 11011028 0011181111115 further i 11011 3-llll clumps of trees are visible on every inforination as to conditions ot pro- PP0l‘@P<lS Of I‘0i1C€l`l lleld lll_ lr posed t‘ontrui~t may be seen and blank , $011118 11111101' 1110 11118111008 01 it rms of Tender may be obtained at Branch 261 C. M. B. A.. 0
the Post offices or Bridgetown, Prim-. per Mayor Brennan 100-00
1121:. ,-
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cepted.
ill be received by the undersigned u p to Saturday, June 19th, 1915, for ll
l i
s » - Tenders must be on forms which can be obtained from Walter Roach, Iona, ‘ ,_ P. E. I., who will give full particulars in reference to the property. Eacn S tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque for 10 per cent of the b amount of the purchase price.wliiclichequc will bc returned immediately S to tinsuccessful tenderers. The hig r-st or any tender not necessarily ai- (___
T. o. Pickano, S
Sttckville, N. B. ii
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~’ charge Twenty-five cents.
One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cent per -
- word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
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Agents \Vanted
“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for catalogue. Solar and brom- ide prints, portraits, flat. and convex frames and war pictures. `Mercli~ ants' Portrait Co., Toronto.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
the old reliable Fontbill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Experi~ ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. Handsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. 1050-5-26me26l
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Iioltiwlci-si Xvaiited
WANTED-FEW MEN BOARDERS.
Rates, $3150 per week. 208, Great George street. 1171-5-lmliipd.
Help \\`:u1te<l--Feinfii .\.
WANTED-A maid immediately. Ap-
ply 83 Upper Prince St.
1079-5~27Mtf
i- ___ 1 For Sale
FOR SALE.-A HOUSE WITH GOOD
yard and barn. All in first-class order. Apply 37 Douglass Street, r-ny, 1192-6-2m:i_l 1
FOR SALE. - ONE AYRSHIRE grade cow, freshened last January] Will sell on time ii` required. W. R. 1 Dinuls, Marshlield. 1175-6-1m3l r=6§`"sAi_E on To LET SUMMER
Cottage at Keppocli. Apply at Well- iier’s Jewelery store. 1187-tl-2-Mtf. |
1-' 1. ff-T5" .*.. 'f--1 li
Sitllittioiis Vacziiit ,,~,,,.r;,,,,S_
All;sgClll;_lS§|$§J|l;E is provided by numerous hotels, buli-
Donar hook Unpamneled Seue,._ gnlowli. private homes and farm lions-, Bi coulllliséion or wmry Order es at surprisingly reasonable rates
3 - - - .'
i'ree outfit today. Bradlcy~Garretsoii, F
Bm"t1.0rd_ Onmrim 1010_5_22M12;_ verbial. There is an absence ot' con-
, _ . . - | v
fox, with litter. State price. Will id take delivery at once. " H.C.," Boil y 445. City. 1199;6-2ur1ie21 in/TANTED-RED Honsss Low SET
4 ft. 10 in. and 5 it. heavy blackc. J. J. McDougall and John Horne, B Charlottetown. 1198-6-2-M3ipd .
wANTso-'ro RENT on Pun?
chase immediately for one oi otir
clients, n comfortable dwelling wllli ago, (;\m.||us, of the govcirnmwt mil. modern conveniences. Mackinnou wny,_,_ has ,.,_,Umwd to ouawn from & M<‘N0ill- 90 G1`€‘-1113901139 Slfeel- Montreal where the question of the _ ___ ___ ___ ll73'll_'_l_]“5l~ acquisition by the government ol' the
w'ANTEo`A LADY Roolvll-Zn. .A_P- #ako s_lpsr_i_nr <iivislo_rr of the f_irund
ply at 79 Euston St., between tie funk ’uc e was tn. en up will the hours of six and seven o`clock. olllcials of that company. Mr. Gutcli-
1166-il-1M3l. us will remain here for a. day or two
wj(|qfE"D1_°A-FUTm`|§g*E"D”@g|”¢T3‘ERN aud_ will place the result oi his neg_o-
house by m,m.i,,d Coupm Apply tlations beioro the minister of rall- M,.R_ D_ A_ McKu_V_ Strnuwnna ways, lion. I<‘rank Coclirane. lt is as H0,eI_ u56_5_31m3i_ _vet too early to outline the basil; un- l=unN|§l-léo House (SMALL) on ;§l£_nl$;§_tl“§I‘.’h;l_}°| Alllll'llllelll'll' Stale llllllllllml llllll is it mass ol` detailged estimate to bctll terms' ll'F'A' Glllllllllllll ?(§l;$f5'_2Gm" passed upon in-fore all agreement is
_. ___ rcsclicil and ready for submission io
FOR SALE--A NEWLY-CALVEDI
cow. Apply 114 Prince St. |
_ __ __ 1131-5-29m-li.
|=on"sAl.E"sTnAWaE`liFiv°P`LANTs
Apply J. ll. Smith, Southport, Cross Roads. _ _ __ 1184-0-2lVl_3lpd.
F6n'"sKCE`.'- 71 "'sEcoNo` HKND
cart. Apply in Mclnnls Bros.
1108-6-lM4Ipd.
Leghoru eggs. Fifty cents per set-
ting. Apply 04 Ilicllniolill street.
1174-6-1m3l.
erty at Montague. Four acres land, good large dwelling house and barns. Amos J. Robertson., Montague. 9936-5-17M11lE10l ‘
at the Water and Sewer Department City Hall, from parties wishing to purchase a Blake Uhderwriter
second trial oi Jethrow Downing. aged fifty, on a charge of conspiring in an attempt to poison Carl Johnson, of] this town, ended in the accused being
Steam Pump, 95 h.p., capacity 2,000.- 000 gallons per 24 hours. Pump is ready to run. 1062-5-26mtI‘
wAN~reo secolvo HAND lviAmNE ,hh g,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,_
engine 10 org. 12 li. p. will either hire for season or purchase. Ad-
dress Bov 94, Charlottetown.
9930-5-13Mtl. |1-
,.__..___._, _lf
___ _ eutionalities and the perfectly natur-
. , ~ 1 al life that may be led is not the least
..,_. tg. .1 ._ of the charlus of the Garden oi the
WANTED.-A DARK RED FEMALE G
TIIE GOOD 0L0 FLIG
SIR:--“A Flag for Every Home" il consider the most patriotic move ent ever conducted by a Canadian wspaper. lt is such as touches the
at creed or descent he belongs to
There should'be a flag in every
in the air. Every person whopllves
e example ot’ our forefathers who
il cannot go to the battlefront, as
_ “l\_BE_6_\IElT”
The Indian “Abegweit"- cradled on Belgium. dropping hundreds ot' thou-f las, 299, oy May at his home in Hope the
be waves; the early French explor- sands oi leaiiets bearing the following mvé, of Mn _y_'R0¢,@r¢ B,-um Turner both ln the army and in the navy.
5 "Lil bane el belle lfl9"`“ l°""'1““‘l “°llCel_ aged 37 years. Deceased was ti son of esutiful island; and the Islander'sl1 “ To the people of Belgium and the the hm, `W|m,,m Tume,-_ and fm. some in every sense is aml1lY shown in Garden ot' the Gulf" are sohriquets German soldiers: Italy has gone to venrg pas( had been in gaping heamh many W_11>’S- lil ll1° mllllll' Of 00111- as _eloquently descriptive pt'_ Prince war against Austria and Germany. and j,(.,,C,-. ms ,iemise was not ,mexpected municallon for instance, Signor Gug. dward island today as when they more than 1,000,000 men have entered He was of a quiet' agreeable disposp llelino Marconi. the wizard ol wireless
rrounded by the sea
ir, excellent food iiiill a good appetite
l.
iiidiiced by thc breath ot' thc sea, are Gentlenicn.--Last Winter I received \v t`u<'tors in 1-rcutilii.: ll happy fl-ailie oi frelit benellt from the use of MIN- D rind and at coniforiable bodily state. \ItlJ‘S LINIMENT in a sevcro attack 1'! The island has 274 miles ot` railway OI’ LaGrippe, and I have frequently ui wired and operated by the Canadian lroved it to he very effective in cases 1 ov(-rnmeiit under the name ot' Prince - if inflammation. i l Edward Island Railway. The high- S
l To I et “ ____ ____ _ ____ _ _ _ celleiive and il driving tour of thc ls- W. A. HUTCHINSON... L T0 LET-7 ROOM HOUSE- APPLV land in one ot' the most pleasant eit-
"5 Elm Ave 1150-5-3lM4i11. perlouigg and on enjoyable means of """"""""““""""""""" """"""-‘~~‘r`-`-`-"~~
'nys have a ri-plitutioli for general ex-
iorougllly oiiprcclutilig its many ut-
Acconiinodatiou for summer visitors
be hospitality ot' the Islanders is pro-
uli‘." Assuredly the island is an eal spot l`oi' it summer sojourn. our Summer Holiday-this Year the
Maritime Provinces.
. 1202.*
IG ADDITION T0 THE ‘
MILEAGE OF l. C. R.
o"r"rA\vA, .inns 1.- Geri.-l-hi Man.
ALIANS RUSH TO
JOIN THE COLORS.
rt of every loyal citizen no matter -
OF LIVING
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1.-AS
a consequence of the increase of p0l1\1' lation greatly exceeding that oi land areas. and the consequent ultimate reaching or limitations in food 1110- ductlon the Oyster Growers and Deal- ers’ Association ot North America at the seventh annual convention to be held here June 15-16, will endeavor to combat the question ot the high cost or living by impressing upon Ameri- ca’s population the food value of the blvalve. Attention is called to the fact that Mr. D. E. M. Smith, commis- sioner of the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
HAVRI3, June 1.--Belgian aviators
have flown over the greater part or
11’ libert and civillsatio a d t crush
ovsrén 'mtv `s`oi.vs i-iicn cosr' . 211331 a_r_\‘¢_1__xfe- J°=°|»h Home or crun-
8 - v, `
In early llle she was brouglrflgg ,
knowledse of God and her Saviour in
_ _the washing of regeneration and re-
. . - newing of the Holy Spirit, and
. r '
d
ill oushtout _her _life bot_h in the home
ON AR T BLOQM s_ii communtyts email (esteda con.
BUDDED ‘N :EAJ£l~_ 0 sistent',cbristian characterand disp0r.,|.
tion w1ilcl_;en_dear_ed he:-_ to family and
. M d . I I M 133,' friends. ur ng er ness she was
19ll=." tlienlAill§elmd)fnl)ltleEtll) entlalilled the l“lSl“l“°‘l by the H°l’° °f G~l°l'Y Wlll¢l1 h0m'__ of George Shen_y_ Femwood shed great comfort upon those who and took therefrom their only child were wllll llel' slle leaves ll ll°l'°l"'lllK Peter Vernon at the age of one Year- llllllllllllll lwll sollll and tollr lllal‘l‘lll,°l'll Thr- null- fellow who was h bright “ll Ol ‘Vl‘,°'“ °"°°l" °“° 5°" "l‘° ‘S 111 lor-oshle rlnla tiled nfier four days B'l'l”l‘ l'°l“llll’lll "le ll‘l“l` ll” ‘l‘"‘
sunt rink from Broneho-Pneumonia. l“5 llel' lllllelg' Tlllg lllll;lll' allll hllxllll
an bearers bein Edwin qhe,.,.y_ ded took place to Orwell Head ceme-
Rev. Dr. M. Ewen.
“ITALIAN MOTHER SHIP FOR SUB- MARINES."
` (Special to Guardlan.)l
BRUCE TURNER.
The death took place oil Saturday
The psi-ticipstioii of Italy brings to
Allies great additional strength
That the Italian forces are modern
ere iirst bestowed on this province '.l\e_arena on behalf of the great cause U0" and highly esgegmed in the com. t€l0§1`11Dl1Y “nfl l11¢11'9 l'¢¢€11¢lY Of Wire
nitv. The funeral on Monday morn- le” tele ll°ll has llellll cllllell ll’
. Y n it o mu D Y»
situated in the oulfhi si. lawrence German barbariem. Long live Iwlr. ' st. A ' l .l - a t ‘H0100 ““‘l 0”* l" “le °l‘“l"° °l "W rince Edward Island is separated the Allies and Belgium." Lflfslflargeh.l:f:,l;,,::d1,"dl;°,; f,:lrgece;l,fnf,lg. teiegruphlc and telephonic services in om the shores ,of New Brunswick 1-i---_ of members of me B_ 1_ Society Sod. the field- A511111- lil 001111*-¥°¢l011 Wllil <1 Neve Scotia by the Straits of cANAoiAN PATENTS my of i-isp.. ni.-er, ni which he was rr 018 ““"Y~ *"0 l‘“ll““ ““"“l “ill” “"0
respected member, were in amend, built and thoroughly tested a vessel of
ll-1110 IS 0119 hllndred 111111 thirty 1111195. (8 ecial to Gua d'an an' . He leaves to mourn ne b o- ll Very ellcellllolllll type' ll' ls llllllwll lille the width varies irolii two to p r l ) lhéfanrl two sisters, besides aoilomrof as a mother shill l°l` Bllllmliflllffs 51111
lilly I1lll@S~ The Sl1rf11CL‘ iS 8811111' 160,085 Soldered Doub Steam friends wil hav the 'ni tl o th ls llelllgllell to salvage llllll llllle clllll mllllallll - 'l`l1 F i 'll le ‘ - ire comlliiunilly. flllie lllllliilelrs.ifselg if l“l“l"ll2 iltllllllllllllllls algélslglfllfselew?
`rom ou s e appesran muci
es were conducted by the pastor' like the ordinary boat except at the
rear. The rear is béiilt lIl_¢_e _til iatamsr an, and the rear o the u etween
MR` DUNCAN NICHOPSON the two parts of the catamaran. is
By the death oi Mr. Duncan Nichol- l1l'0\'i_ded a large bulk head door open li which took place at his home mg, "lm a l°ll5 cylllldrlcal °llllmllel` lydc Station on May 17th in tlte 94th Fvhlcll “ms “early the length °l the ar oflii a neo th l '- lll ms of Elhfle 3;C;,,i¢fy 1;? difignreil ceive a submarine. Within the hull. 0,.,3,|_ Tm. mm M,._ _\;,(.|,,_,1s0,._ was and along one side of this chamber, is rn in tlielslc oi' Sky, Scotland. lu the Pl`°Vl‘le‘l ll W0l`ll5ll°P l'~lllY °q‘llPl’°‘l ar 1841 lic came to P. I-I. Lslanil and 011 llle °Pll°9ll9 slde ls ll large slcll lllly ettleii on the furin where ‘ne died. l0l' llle lll-llll`@ll °l`eW» “llfl at 0'-lllll'
was 3 man of .-le,-ling wo,-|;,' u kim; points are arranged the various other end and good iw-iglibor ani! was held fl\1H1‘l91‘S for the Bl1ll1`S ll0\’CeB and 51111 hlrlr est-.-rn. ir- all win. ir...-w lrinr lilies- We will suppose that a sub e made his 'fhiircli home zu thc l"i'es~ lllllrllle hal! been l|1l\11`9d 81111 1011110 yterinn congregation ot' Strathnlhyn 0!`0'~l~ The ll10ll191' Blllp 518119 3101100 c leaves to mouril the loss nt' a kilid f01` llle 309119- lf l0C|lt9B llle H11lJID111' ,| |(,,.;,,g huS,,h»,,i and f-;_»_\;r-r ,r 50. inc, attaches liolsting cables. holsts it wing widow win. is as 5-ear--1 of nga 111: and in between the catamaran c son llnni.-i li. liurlsviiie, and four stern sections. ovens the bulk head g -_ _ 1,, . door, and draws the submarine into
ctoii Mrs. Joseph (‘rabbe and Mrs. U10 0ylll1d1'l0Bl 0hl1l11l1€1‘- T116 (1001 uite Coiicorii and Mrs. A. McDonald 18 111011 010860. the Submarine Crew lib onkileld with tenderly cured for her erated, and repair work started
cd parent in his lust illness. Tile
8 ere a e no niouu ai s Joint for Cans-F. P. McColl, bt. An ent
iid no forests to speak of, but the 1,-ew's, N, B_ Vic ck of forest does not mean that the 160,036 Apparatus for soidermg Re 01111115' ls D819! f01' COD-Hes and Cans-F. P. McColl, St. Andrew's, N.
B.
and, giving a charming variety to 160,090 Lubricutor-The Cgniidiaii
le agricultural scene, and wild bits )il Companies Ltd., Torgnto, Oni, i` woodland are still to be found. 160,106 Fire Escape--Edwin Fisher, so
A F ._ d M _ 9 er mail 000 ’I`li_e "Island" as its people love to Nliniic-0, Ontario, (‘
r_o;e___E__t_. (§};_<;1_'_g?_l;_;=\_i_;:_l__§1__t the office ofi_ 1‘1t11 . 011 HKU » P ~~ call it~for where. else in all America 160,117 Dental Hygienic Protector ve
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an be found its duplicate-is in sum- -L, L_ Mar-tin and ii_ A, Myravish, de er a garden of peril-ct beauty fanned Toronto. Oni. m y cooling breezes from the Ocean, 160,119 Tire~lI. Reed and M. Lau- bo itll mile lifter iiiile of ailnily beaches. lor, Vancouver, B. (‘. ye lvudiiig the lurid and inouldiiig the 160,123 Cheese Box-B. Moses et s cd clilis into ialttastic shapes is the ll, Ottawa, Ontario. Ile
_ , ever restless eu. Everyswliere are ver- 160,128 Anestlictic Solution-P. J. fri
tant holds, prosperous farms and corn- ll. lioleseau, Bedford, Quo. in fortablc homes. Arms oi' the sea cut 100,132 Mold for Concrete-J. W. ll into the land in all dlrectioiis, form- fiockbtiril, Dundas, Ontario. b ing lunilscnpea and seascapes oi sur- 100,148 (‘ultivator--l. K, Klasseu, li assillg loveliness. | `iague, Saslt. un The' north shore of the Island has a 150.150 Loader, T. Lapointe, Garth- ro liaracter ol` its own. For many miles ’»y, Que. on igh sand-dunes act as barrier to the 160,151 Basket-L. S. Lundy, Nia- da ea. This combined with an unbrokcli :ra Falls South. Ontario. ri each ot' hard white _s_ai_i;i_p_ei_°_r_i1_i_t_s_ of 160,153 Grain Bagger-G. C. Lloyd, Q urt` hatliiug that would be hard to Saskatoon, Sask. V Br iiunl. _ 100,159 Furnace Door-Moncton, ag .\'uinllerless trout streams iurnisli N. B. - lu port for the angler, and deep sea fish- 160,160 Saw Mechanism-A. B. te ig is easily obtainable. lil .season 919115. V11HC0\1V€1”. U- (`~ -W rilnt, wild geese, plover, snipe, wood- 160.150 M0lybd9I1l1D1 Extraction- W
_ _ _ __ __ _ _ ook and other game birds are plenti- ff. G. Ross. Ottawa. Ontario. ll
,-ui, and good hugs npr. not ¢_iimr»u|t_ to 100,178 Block for Floorhig~L. I-I..
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The iniinnler climate is perfect.. Sin- 160.183 Potassum ProductIon,~S..
guluraly tree iroiii extrenies, thc days il. Melkman, Montreal, Que, 1
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Island Roll of Honor
‘ Wounded
Lieutenant Morrlsoli. Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove Private Geo. W. Sharp, Suinmcrsiiie Private J. E. Lockerble, Cllscumpec
Private J. A. Beaton, Brookileld Private McQueen, Mount Hope Private Bruce McLellan. Indian River William Mcllityre, Charlottetown
K. F. Ellis, Summerside Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Private Arch, McKinnon, Canoe Cove Pte. N. Mclielizlo, Nilie Mile Creek. Private W. B. Davey, Albion liay.
Prisoner
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington llrivcr W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria Gunner J, Bowden, Charlottetown
.lolln Stewart, Wood Island
Stephen McKinnon. Charlottetown
Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown Pte. John Murphy. Cliarlottetown. Gunner W. G. Bruce, Red Point
Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor
Pte. C. A. Arnald, Charlottetown.
Pt_e. li. J. Wells. Elmsdaie Private Samuel Elliott, Winslow
Station.
Plc. l'larr_\' Riley, Sea (‘ow Pond, Lot 1
Private J. Fraser, St. Pc-tcr's Bay.
Private Jolili Curry, Charlottetown Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood Private H. J. Wells. Elinsdale Pte. Le ter 0. J h P t ' Llent. C. B. Pltblado, Charlottetown Pte JasllDawsonoB1llg:,vlll1', Nzxrltolilllgg
Died From Wounds
Charles I.. Pitts. Charlottetown
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Pte. John W. McDonald, Bradalbane. Pilltlllllwlf All l\lllcM|illilill§, lilltlllllilllxtil/‘flown
Killed in .Action
Sergt. Wm, IF, Brady,
Charlottetown. Pte. Jilex. Lorne McNeill Rocky Point.
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iieral service on May 19th conduc- D1‘8~CiiC\1l 111111 ll 5021115 Very 311111130 ll .by Rev. J. ll. Mcllattle Bronkdeld, that the submarine has been so long in ns`\'o'ry largely attended. luteruieiit 118 11110 S0116 ll11‘0l1Bl1 S0 11111115’ 9001 as in the l’reali_vterIali Sjcnietery dents before this mother shill 11118 lirtsville. been iiiially brought into real actual
use. However.. the fact that italy has
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makes her of exceptional value in this
MRS. DUNCAN ELLIS. war, wherein the submarine is playing
‘so important n part. and where, there
There passed away ut (lrwell P. E._1`<>re. ix rescue ship for submarines is on May 20th 1.015 Sarah heloved|hnilly needed.
ile ot` Donald Ellis aged til years. eceiiseil was ii daugliter of the lute well Lamont :ind sister ot' John Ln- ont liinho 1'. S. .\. Malcolm ol` Dilli-
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POPE WILL NOT LEAVE ROME
MADRID Juno 1.-Senor Dain, the
premier. stated today that in view ni’ the new sittiattoii created for the Pope hy hostilities between italy and Austria. he had offered the Pontlfithc hospitality ot' Spain. placing at his disposal the palace ol' the Escurlal, as accomniodalion for ills Holiness, the cardinals, and the necessary Vatican nlllcials. '
Tile Pope, In reply expressed his
.ir-op sense or the kindlinesh ofthe order revriiltlnls bureaus are still l’reni|c~r's suggestion, but declined thc crowded daily with applicants In the offer, stating that he had no intention prime of manhood pleading for enroll-
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‘ ROME, May .'11,-A cry of alarm has been raised over the possibility of Gerniau or Austriali spies being iildden in the catacoiiilxs. which ex- -tends for many miles oulsido Rome. The major part ui the excavations ol the Catacombs hitherto have been dl- rccted by Germain-1. Tile Catuoonlb San Sebaaylaiio was until Lt month ago. the active scene of German spade work. lt was not very far from Im- portant defensive ports. l So enormous has been the rush of volunteers to ,loin the colors that the authorities have temporarily suspend- rd voluntary enlistment. Despite this
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Mrs Johnson. wife of the intended
victim, who is charged with being in league with Downing in an attempt to put her husband out of the way was’ placed on trial today. Daniel Mullin, K. C.. represented the Crown and Jas. I Sberran appeared for the prisoner. _
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