NOTICE ,

There will l? grades. Mark name. address and Lllberllll Conserve“ a a5 °I the en. will be recelvinl wool at the ‘Bradailune pa“ vs Cummings Arena Rink Charlottetown from 21:: at 8 p m (‘"1 Thursday Jul’. June 26th m Jlliymll. Th6 DIOS- h “new M}: appoint lielllgufff pects are ler hlxhor prices tonsil m, order Cfmllidl. ' ‘ number ot bundles on each ticket. ' "almlan - , Place ticket imul on the inside '-- °- Meow, and outside of lack. Do not pre- L” pay treight. bloke lll Shipments to Wool Grading Station or to W. Boulter. 800')‘. Sheep Breeders‘ Assn. . Chgrlottetown.

run CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN". | \ .. I

l W001. W001.

The P. E. Island Sheep Breed.

’llic alr and ‘sun were making; me well so inst they ‘began talking ol "allowing me to leave.“ But I did m; wan: to go. So-my letters. lo my zlunt were not as optimistic as I might have made them. .

One day l took t-he car out alone v

"liw wonderful that you can l, drivel" Mrs. Taylor said, as we started oil.

I smiled av little. I had my own ral- .li school. I had always drllven. even when I was too young to have a Iil-l-nsc. And I had ridden a: iwell, enll handled horse; at lrorse ‘shows on summer vacations at my. aunts country house. I accepted these things as part. of any girl's

all llllﬂtl. training. .\II'S. Taylor was much im- nlight stilr press-ell that I knew them. '

‘ _'\nd now _vcu‘re well. you'll be

Ieltvii she ztlltl .ls wc neared the l lit“! \'l'l'.\' Ilmlll‘ ‘Siiilitfillllllll zlgwllli. ‘ . n! l>\~=\l1l.v.n'liil-lll "I "I illlp» not, I likl- it ilerc. l‘ l-l-iillll uni l wt illllvr-KPJ Illlllk I‘ll iiilt» tn rent lhlll little l ~ ill“! »"~~ '~ 10ml 01' 11V‘- ‘wliitc iiouso at the end 01' this _ r‘iil- llzld no patient-c with .'.ln_v o. -ij|'(19(_" l will slovring the gm- n5 , we passed a vacant cottage. “hilly-be

-I'll do "ml, if I can ﬁnd a house-

ll“ “'l1'~‘ll l “'35 1i kl-l-prr. 'I‘Iien I'll silly on zlil sum- " ‘lb’ "lmw lJ "illl till-r. I'll tvll ni_v aunt I have to bc "lzitiilr tlTLl lfur- o) :.=. ‘um -~ l

tin-- l!., ii l...’ lirovc up to IIIP . rililil and I \v:z- zoill iliui .iij-' H aunt. llliil Iliroil it for me by the, l:

' I I could lake an rllternutin In?“ "hllﬂlllwil Illa» "l"? ll I lirovl- her up to hcr house. I "“‘l l" 5"’ lll“ lllll“ iiwll- All lihiid n1": -hocn in it, far we started‘ "l l lllmllgll “l” lmlkloiti" ill s \\'llil'l she cztlne to visit;

"- “'l“ u" “ll-Sl“ "" ‘lithe p; .~ nte ill the Sulillturiulil, ai-

n Iilllhc. So SlJlllL‘ days wialifvluvg ~, h“. an,“ m“ or rlmvclxxi-

“ml W”? Wm“ “ml “ml ‘he .i wl m0 iii this Lillie. but I

l 'l"“"" “ll "Wr m” lillll1..<lI0(\l-Z ii heal. l had to ‘be bilCl-Zl

" “"1 “m” ‘ WY; {or the dbl-to '4 afternoon visit until “l ll- inn y‘ [lrii and catrly bell. I look-l l l“ m” "ml oil ll‘ od l, oItl-lllshitmed yellow" lttYlIIPtl In ll’ll.<. un lilo IfiI ‘

It ’s Different

-—-it does not rub oil or soil the clothes.

fetuses. i White Usenet"-

A Substitute will IJE-zippliint You

PENDULUM”

av MARION RUBINQAM

vvvooo-o 0o ooxo-vvocoo-vov '

zlls-zo-zo-zi.

lrilll IIISIIIllTQl

ﬁnorgmin willnoon be w"; ",4 li~_—:|

there will be no dsngrr 0f lnfedqen. l! the wound ls bathed with l nolutlen o! _ I . _€_ Public Tender Liberal - Conservativ Convention e

A bs o r b i n e J’

1nd than bound viva-Tillage saturated I , ““~——— _

"m. Abgql-bing p, llle first district oi KM. rill-Conservative tjuuvenifl lllln. be held in St. .\iary's llilll ‘in ‘i111 on Thursday, June 28th lilﬂ$lldlli - lliz

This LInimmt-Io cooling, healing

sootbinQ-i: an ideal "tint lid" for child- °'°l°‘=l‘ l" "H! purpose tn ing candidates [or the {m-i

rm‘: l . for my lccident, for mu. election.

A MESSAGE (‘Yizipicr -I

BURN IT T0 KILL

MOSQUITOBS AND FLIE.S

ZCZG-Ibmwf-lli

.. And I wit: p t Th0 Soldier Settlement Board oi (‘iliilldzl offers for sale by Public 'l‘cntlcr 96 ncros on township No. 53. Kings County. Prince Edward Island. deeded to the Board by John C. McDonald. ln a lsirly pros porous settlement 5 miles from, Cardigan Railway Station and a- lboiit one mile from School. About, ‘30 zit-res under cultivation. 5 acres HVKIIIID, balance second growth tlmhor. lloilse, remodelled barn l _____,,__,________ 'and poultry house in good condi- m)" '_ ' tion.‘ l T-rniq oi’ sale are nil cash

l l i of tcn pt-r cont oi’ the pitrchullc price ,in (fﬂSII null the balance amortized over n porloil of twcnty-flve years with lliturlest til. six per cclit.

l Each tender must be accompan- ied lly an accepted cheque for not ' less than $100.00. If tender is ac-

, i r"

sprains. strains, bruises. ‘ K bottl nl y! Iiﬂtdygotl never 11:3 I-IhQfI yoeudlzzd l_t. II. ——lt new! druggistn or rerlt postpntd by

W. F. YOUNG INC. WI Lyman Building - - Muntrul

FROM MONTREAL “lul- honing; Cllﬂlfmlll: 0t‘ Polls llrc re u to have their (l9 egmos [will eatal dressed and instructed rewﬁ dill‘. tho convention. . " r l“: JOHN KEAVs, PRESTON BRYENTON,

Convener,

TO BELFA$l-GLA5G

»- :1. .1 l:-. “i . ' _V h -.<o young to be able to d1

, . .\nli you've been S3 man)‘ DELQRIE much!" lb 0r:~ ili\\‘Ii. -» —- his

lllii1“i1l1€1’I"lllO _ Horse Races ~______ QLQ I First District if‘

Queens ’

ciizeeoune. SQUTHP-i-"F HY 7" 1933' "rou. l-{AMELJRG ' I .

t-uptpd this amount will be credit- ivd on iho purchase price 0i tho lIiIIIlI and if ll-lldl-r is not accepted. tlic money will l)t‘ returned to the

w‘,

121-» <3 v1.13 9- 5'

CHERBOLlRG SQUTHAMP- _, . TON, ANTV/EFIP ' _ > _i l‘ -tld tl-‘rom t3". ll koplv t0 l/“Cll- - ' M ggncl; BURPEE Dist. Pass it 15in: FR "l '19“ ‘\ l" ml... llliv 2- ti

JAMES B. liicMlLLAN. Secretary,‘

FOR SALE. FARM o; 10o Acngg A1- -COL\/il.l.E STATION

NOTICE

Ql-FTOWClPIC-I-QU SERVlCE

l lid"

7 l

.. ,1“. ' . _\.p;\l_\ MCN EILL.

._ to -h . 5‘ BRUCE STEWART Q C0,, LTD Q H I .1}

AGENTS Phone 82°. or 773

gl- and Finest Train

COMMENCING MAY 20 Starting D ay

Canad a's Faste

Arrive PovrAvlhur 10.28 pm Forlwilliom l0.40p.m.

Leave Montreal 5.00p.m Ottawa 8.10pm Toronto 9.00p.m.

Second D

Vancouver 9.00am

Winnipeg 9.45am . iiéelll¥ﬁ°8lﬁli$i

Re incl 7.l pm. on k150i J w.8-

Lake Louise 1.17pm.

‘Allméileeginglﬁarsy-l _ l “ANADIAN PACIFKI

l ll-t Ihlsslillgvl‘ Atzcnt.

ill! l 1-,, \\'~-:‘

.'<’l'-*~*‘. of lbw follow ",t~‘l ' iYv \'l

. ill“!

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EASTERNESTEAMSIAIIF ‘LINES, ZINC.’ INTERNATIONAL LINE

Resumption of Freight and Passenger Service Between ST. JOHN AND BOSTON S. S. GOVF N01’! DlNGLI-IY will lcnvo St. John on cry Wednesday a B l. m. nnd cv r_v Siltlirday lit 6 p. m. lAtIniltiv Tlirv-i for ltoston. Wr-ilnc-sduy trips arc vln Enlltport nrld Llibnc, dlie Ilollton about 1 I. m“ Thursday. Saturday trips urn to lloltnn direct. duo Slindllye about 2 p. m. ]¢[-:'r|1ltN:»»I.r-nvo IIUIII!“ Alonlllrvl: nml Flltlllyﬂ m. l0 a m. (Ilﬂyllg). Hnvlnl: Tlmc) for l-lantpllrt, Lulu-c ilnll St. John. "Alli-I SHMKI At Iloston connection is mode vln thr- hfr-trnltnllill" lght and passenger steamers for New York and points

e unionism. ma; all llaeiciopsi illmlllllaiqll. a w u» . . 1 comm. Anvil: i

‘STATIIIINIOQIS so.» Lin». expro- Smith ltn v

l. John. u. at

II. I)4I< . ».

4,“.

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If" cANAlniANl ' ool/‘iinNlillENT I MEiiCHAN ,

iii-l-l-l-pici"

lllllil i

sr-vl-n v . lUOIll, in,» ill‘ llll‘ ntnliuril of IPlllll I‘, l‘ll\‘I[lli' io lil- uiulli- )‘Il_\'lllll1' in liic llorilw oi‘ llil- l'lliilllll'lil

(vi it t‘i:_v iitlw- !i\l'I‘~ a niero crooks, ll. ['([('I_ ll <v “ill-ll in u valley. until

Ylylillllll im- hill. tllﬁll it \\':l~'

it“; ifw town was i-l-zlll

_ ._ n- 1l1l- iiﬁilfllf.’ vii '-' - lliinirwlis ot" lcct Iowt-r zivlti ‘ - l‘.l~ii~ sun \;il'l'_\'. l

tin

‘MARINE, LIMITED l

~ - I — e- l FOR SALE I3 TENDER 5 '““"',l.l§.,'.”.,"‘il“'{. I l . for the plirliiiw ‘ ' ' ; _ < ‘DUIIIPIJ of tho r w». _ p. Hmnzlp... - » now Ioczltcd.

in . - ' lot‘. lILll Illil‘! iil- llll llllllfll i'\"'lll‘ll‘l.

or liuiiil- r

- l-wpzllill". 'l'on.~'. l.

I111‘! liilii 1H1" llilii 192i

liiil‘

191'» »

Iltl" lfij-i Iii!" ‘lfigil

" wood llllllnl‘, with all sorts oi curly-

in/l lit 29.0 St. .l'iniv-- l“;

(llt'!~' llilil tnrvitltzs stuck about II, ‘lilltl iinrli white to make (item? n ore ; f-lllfII/(‘Ill us decoration.‘ Soincirlw it lit-l n:t scent ugly ta llll‘ for lill- crent lawn “'21.; (‘llfIQl with on illllrlilﬁllltlllﬂl ﬂower gar

en tii.i' I‘;\Il ti riot oi‘ every imagin- his;- color. She had s: many flowers she (‘Ollltl not give them nil nwny. I

"I'll conic next week." I prom‘, ‘sell, ilIll drove oil, .\ young man had zlppczircd in the doorwnl>tl did I! i Id-llt ii‘ iiiili except a §lim1ist* ZIS I It'll id ovl-r to start the cnixi llv was llkirllllrlllllﬁfll)’ 20nd Iookd so I juduul this must bc her

I l

rllll. Ii I lliouziit zinylliing about him. “"illill_\‘ iorzzol when I YQllllltil lrilliii. .\ Il-ltci" with ii iinp was waiting ior mo” . .l:ilci"s Iizlilrl\vi'liIii5:. Izu- IIIl'Ill;il"l_'~' I wits (irolzgtiil lI'('Ill III_\' quilt t'i\illl.lI‘_\' iitmorlphere iiim ill!‘ mi in - ~ routine. I illlll s1 Wlnll-"wl i. illuiift wiiircii, lllllfll 11>‘ I iiill-ii lilIII. Uut I tort: (IP02! tliol

Liberal Conservative

i itoinlnlltinl;

'I'u0stIil_v, Julio 20th, at 2 p. m.

lit-Ill

liil- lllll r Lliun Szltuidhl, the 23rd Juno. lush, slzliinl: nzltno in lull. liun at whit-Ii they

Convention ,\ convention (or the purpose of candidates tor tbc LIFIIICOIIIIIIL’ PIPFIIOII will be held n' the lhliiiil- llnil, (fardigan, on

A J. FRASER,

°°nv°tlfgLiberal Conservative

Northb-

'I‘ill- l-Iiillalnl-e FXlIIIlIIliIllPII to

tiil- luinllr o: Wlllvi (‘"ll°7~"—‘ “ml 21st tor the purputsn c! tv-lzlinellilrlfgjlFourth

l'I'lI\'lII(II.il Normal School, will bcl U“, Sllllllllvr-‘llllm, Tlllfll Ulfilflt‘! (‘<llillliJlll‘i(I\\'II. .\IOIIl.lL’lli\ and Sour-i fgpghunnl||g (hlnflrﬂl is, voniitionrin: \\'(‘iIIlE?$lli\_\', Jul)" prt

ill Alhl-rtoil.

.. zit. H o'clock. ‘ . Itilcuding t-ntiiiidlltos \vl.l nlllll)‘ l". Ilupzirllticlit oi‘ I-Illilrzllltiii I101

11cc, SLZi-l

will present‘

lPllFI‘. thltlngl-lyﬂﬂ loi- ﬁxdllllllllllﬁll, slzhool|

"\\'l\.\' not (‘OIIIC over and join Illi‘ ;l

ltl n

‘l1! lo lwc my doz-tor llllliilillli’

til llli’. l ~

“\\'ii.il is liic lroubilyj” l“; ;..l,'@.l_ I

192‘) V.

192i 1921 1502‘. llilfl 1vi-_~o “i ltlli $020 102" ‘Hi2’: Illlll lilll! IEVN

CONDITIONS: 'I‘r~!tli<-r.< iniiy ho Fllllllllllfll tor onl- or nioiv- or llir» t‘lllll"l' twcnbv- '. 'l‘t~iilll'r.s iiiiisl lil- iil-l-lltiipziiiivii h)" i'IIl‘l[llP for tlvc pvt‘ tiznl»!!! .\I<-rl-li:inl llliiriiil; iiiiiill-il. and ii (‘liiiziilivi (‘lit I".‘il llill‘l\'. '|'li<- liiulilw-i III‘ iiti_v ll‘llll“l‘ iil-l- iiy ltl‘('i']ll(’»l. lllilils and FIIPVIIIFRIIIIIIIS lli‘ s nicrs twin s ~11 iiiid luirtiviilurs of titiiivvrl" ZISP" iliillll on llpplii m to liil- .\':ilnc oi" vi-ssi-i liiii.~.t bt- l‘lIilI]_L'l‘iI livforr llli‘ transfer it.‘

(Zr ‘i

l.i\ . l‘iill Itfll. contpiclt-il. R. B. TEAKLE. General Manager. CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE, LIMITED. Tiil- iinulitliorizcli insl-riiiiii of lIl-ln‘ RUIVOFIISCIIIUIII iii tiny pzipt-i‘ will not ho pliili for. 2n.2:l-27.,'l0

. l ll l . I‘ l ' __ _ _ Going West ‘.' ‘ see the Canadian Pacific Rockies-

oln‘ yourtrip t0 the coast.

Enjoy the pleasant society and sport oIIcri-d at Victoria. Iixccllcnt goll links — good ﬁshing and hunting in the vicinity-smooth motor roads alongthc coast ol picturesque Vancouver Island -— and the charming social lilc at the luxurious EMPRESS HOTEI.-—- attract world travelers to this popular resort on the Paciﬁc Coast. Sec the grandeur ol lhrcc mountain ranges on route. Stop-over at Banll. Lake lnuisc. Sicamous, Glacier and Vancouver. Direct rail and steamship t ections n Vancouver lor ell Clililurnis and

“ Pacific Coast points — Alaska — Hawaib-ths . \~_

Orient and Australasia.

ﬂﬁﬂ It Span: the World \\

- AUCTION SALE i

1N1 lililir tor <:l‘¢- my turmoil Ilrnl~I<-\

- consisting oi 5n 44"?“ "5 Flt’ - Lind, illl ril-zir (llllll 111111 solid .=r_‘l'l- ill l'lllll\'l‘lll n, llIITt-l iiinll on" ll:l'l iulll-s lrom Ciilirioilwl itowli. \\'lIlllIl l. mill. of two m“; ;\\'=_I_.\' slzriiuns. ll not SUlil before .“"*l lie ﬁillll b)‘ iuiillil- auction o ‘Siittirllny; Jlliln ‘jjlylL 1935-’ .'_'<~1h~l' with slink llnll lliriiiinl: luv" ‘IIIPIIIUIIIS.

SIUCK: ~()li<- ‘.,l'Ilt\]‘;\] innro, one IlI‘l\lIl! horse. by 3m. liiiltui, 3 31.3,,- ,.1,l_ one mivshhm,‘ crulll- row. iiill- lo lFPSlIUII. one .\l‘,‘»

I l I

L,'I‘llllI‘ cow in milk. mic Iilllstein

liiic to iurihzlv tho 21ml oi‘ Juno, 30‘ lions. ‘

soy Ilnlrris. onc iiiiy ninwv-r, onl- 11;.)- Yllltl‘. onc gully: plow. out‘ slliglv plow, one SPIIIIIPI‘, one siwllnmll scedlir, one ratidlt» Il2\l‘l‘()\\'$. one SUI oi‘ sprint: tooth IIl\l‘I‘l)\\’.€, one not oi‘ iron liiirila-tls, l gnsolinu l-nizlnv- 3 lI. I'.. olio IIIHIHIIPI‘ llllll (‘Il‘illIt'I‘, one Iiny fork and blot-ks, onc turnip pillpl-r, one crusher, onl» lruckl wagon. with polo and shorts, one tnrt, one drivini: WEIHOII, one wood Sdultlll. one box SIOIRII. one SPIIIl-l speed sleigh, lino crcilni sl~liur;i'.ot' "Llzignel", LIIIC lbarrel churn, onl- sot ol‘ driving IHITIICSS, one sol of lentil harness. one l-xpross pull null llreooltinlz. one parlor stove, ouo 0x- tonslion tublc and ii lot‘ oi‘ other ar- iiclon loo numerous lu mention. Terms of sale T months on air proved js-inl notes, unllcr tcn lini- Iurs cash. STANLEY A. PROWSE PETER BRODlE, Auctioneer. 2376~l9-~li. ___._ __._____L__

Cafe Parlor Car To Tormentine

Trains No. 39 and 40 to Run Be- tween Moncton and the Cape- West-bound Connections at Mone- ton Instead oi Snckville.

Willi tlinc clirlilzcs on C. N. R. lint-ll eitl-cllvo Juno 24th_ travellers will note that trains No. 39 linll l0 will run between ‘Monctou Torilioiltinc instead oi Sackvillo rind Tormenline. and that. west-bound mainland connections will be made ill Monclon and not at Sackvlile.

A parlor cafe cur will be carried on these trains, operating between St. John and Tormentlne. ‘Fhcro In no change in time schedule.

- 2333;19-8l

CANADIAN NATIONAL Rniiw/lvs

TIM E TABLE CHANGES

In Regular Pnuenger Train ‘Gsgsedules will be made Jum 24th.

m FORMAT!

NOW HANDI

w" win" its-raw w-w

I lug illty cents on zlccoillit oi (‘X-

sale at a bargain

n , _ coui- lOttGtOWn _ _ _ >Ilit'||i'|II_LZ ill oni- o'clock shiirp. toast/reef“ I)\V8lllﬂg III flY$t ‘class condition, contul11$ lllllllllﬁ @311 modern ‘COHVQIIIEIICGS, library, store root-ll. and five bedrooms, porch. sliirl- cow lri-sliciil-li, one (luornslﬂwlarge hall’ PQPIOI‘, Iltifui‘ 2 yczirs oIll. oiio brood isow POOH], Open fire place’ EX‘

I.\II‘I,.E.\IISN'I‘SA olll~ ililllier, Flillirlrooml lllce

tion, heated by hot air fur

nnlll

ilended, llud ilddrless, and ent-Ioﬁn

minulion funk H‘ ROGERS‘

clllef superintendent E

Pr"? i" llZlrIlCIIlllI‘.

ltiun dziy.

Clearance Sale

Valuable pfﬁlﬁlli’ fill‘ 1n har-

on Hayfield

both

tralarge bright dining ' kitchen and pantry, concrete founda-

nace. House is placed _on centre of double lot, nice lawn, (lriveway and walk, back garden and barn‘ suitable for garage, rare snap for quick buyer. The following household ef- fects offered for sale con- tains many ANTIQUES, marble top tables, walnut sideboard, rare couch, hall rack and table, piano, etc. Wicker and upholstered chairs and rockers, cur- tains, portiers, writing desk, kitchen and dining table, oak dining chairs, stoves, pictures, silver- ware, oak bedroom suite, wood and enamelled beds, dressing tables, bureaus, etc. Girls ‘bicycle, lawn mower, garden tools, lawn swing, three burner per- fection oil stoves, nearly new. Furniture will be sold by public auction on Wednesday, June 20, commencing‘ at 10 o’- clock. The property will be sold at 12 o’clock noon. Above mentioned goods and property can be in. specbed any time this Week, by applying 6d Bayfleld Street. ALFRED P. LARGE. Benj. Carter, - Auctioneer. 232915-Thstw 4i.

m, .-.

tcnilvrl I‘.

‘St. John, N. I).

i _____..___

t . . -l. Each poll IH cnlitlcli to bu I'i‘DI‘Cb~ (‘IIUWI by iivc licllwgzittén.

DI‘. QUII VPIIL‘ PS.

of Educatlcnqtllc clot-tors of Ward One I have ilvPlililil to tiiior myscli‘ R8 a cnmll. llulc for (‘tiuiii~llilir. “llilll ll" m)‘ best in the interests oi‘

A Liberal Conservative Conveli-F ltiun will be held iii the liaii m Brallalhane on Satin-tiny. June 23m at 1 o'clock p. in. for the purpose oi nomination two candidates in ' contest the district ut the {orth- corlilng general election. l-Iacii poll is requested to meet and appoint five delegates.

Ladies cordially invited to rt tend.

Tenders will be opened on the 10th lllly 0i Jilly. 1923.

‘Tenth-rs should ho addressed to THE DISTRICT SUPERIN- TENDANT. THE SOLDIER

SETTLEMENT BOARD.

JERQME MRCGUIGAN,

WALTER G. MKCKENZIE, l Convener; 229013-10]

Convention

A Liberal (‘oiiscrvntivc Convon» Linn v.12 Sllllllllﬁfﬁllli‘.

cu Thursday Cilliilltlillﬁrll» to con

test t. l of Prince

in Illl‘ l llltlﬂlﬁllti

Kings I Liberal-Climervatilel l Convention

_ A convention lol- the nonllnlitioii [OI candidates ior lhc ensuing gene ;ral election will be held on hlondill".

Jorciiiilill S. Gallant, Ilobt. Cool

[iilill]

lTo tho c-icctorsFtVnrd One: June 25th, lit two o'clock, in tile lbadlcn and (lcnticmbn:

Public Iluii, Murray Itlvcr. C. C. THOMPSON, J, M. JORDAN. ‘onvonm.

Al. the roqutwt ol n‘ niimbcr 0i

ii ciccted I

Conservative . _ Convention at Georgetown

The adjourned convention (or . , _ l. ‘the nomination oi tnnnlizigglgg- live candidates to route. y ‘l m Kings (Olllll) _-' _‘_ election “ill

he (‘ily as ll whole null ot‘ Ward‘

Soliciting your support on elec- I remain, Respectfully _volirs_ A. AYLWARD.

‘liilliril-i oi _ a l iorhcomin: Pfvvlllill‘ , i he held on Tllllfrlilil,l(v‘gllrllo’eti$‘t\ “l: the Town IIall In it“ l‘

thl-hlltlbrvrti-lilllilmiu,‘ Jill-l’ 2'“ "ml ‘Own i-vr-l ll lllce llllvos zit (it-orgo‘ _ . iroc classes .to start, 2.30 1 30 m, All delegates repre- Jminutc and a groan race. Tracki ' u“ n“, dmercm polls glare is in cxocliclit shape and it blglsixégtrlﬁ] to be present. - iluyﬁﬂ sport is exli-..-l~t.r"l. Etapcrl [q E. B McLAREN. lmsll-‘lllell Pronounce this track sec‘ MICHAEL Mullpllv ond to none In P. l- l_ l 4y '

2159

s s "Minot"

Piﬂﬂlllltl‘ and Freight Steamer 8500 Tons Displacement

Leave Montreal for Al; Charlottetown mm‘

July 7

July 2i August 4 August 18 September i September 15

Ar. Cllarlntteiolll" & leave for M0111?!"

July 2nd July 16

July 30 August i3 August 27 Septemger 10 September 24

Charlottetown. 6. leave tor St.John'e TiTlll-lfflsii July 10

July 24

August 7

August 2i September 4 September 18

CAlllIELl BROS.

Agents

Attentionfotato Grower

All 90mm growers wishing inspection (whether nleulbcrs 0f Potltlo Growers’ Association o; not) must make APPLICATION " INSPECTION to The Dominion Botanist, Central Experimental Otmwal m" m" than July 1st. Those who have not already Yew

the blank form should write for one at once to the shove rldllresl- 2335-15-61.

Tlrllilillll. DEALERS LOBSTER PACKERS. El

We can supply you to advantage all grades of Barrelled Pork, Mess, Short Backs, Clear Pork, Lunch, a Ieltn b0. Brittle; Jowls, Neck Ribs, Lard, Hams. ' Bacon, Sugar-cured, boneless, much che ~ than Ham or Breakfast Bacon.

We also have some very frozen Beef at right price by the quarter. i - - ' _ Use Island Products. Phone 0t‘ 1'9 your orders. i ' ‘ l l

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