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'  ~ ' ‘ " ‘ - _ ..'IT PAYI Ili lllll Provllvi _ _*SCHOOL WORK.-The_ School sclrcil the i’oilo(ivirig tel)eilgri::rrril‘hi'r'dn*i
_ VV,  ~ Concert held in the Auditorium. (JtVta\vVa_ Deeply regret if. hifi
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YOUR ,FRIENDS can buy
anything you can give-
them--0XC.@pt your photograph
Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New l)r-sBrisay Block
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GQVOD PHOTOGRAPHY
We photograph mon aa men are
lt’o I business matter- '
And there’o no fuse or bother.
Your family, friends, and busi-
ness associates want your portrait.
Make an appointment today at the
The Bayer Studio
 
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices. L
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography. |
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J. ’
 
Cemetery Lettering
I am now preparerl to do monu-
mental lettering in any cemetery on
the Island at reasonable prices. Call
oi' write.
W. G. TINNEY,
42 Pasmore Bt.
Charlottetown.
1056-6~19MttsEmuf lmo pd.
W S L I B
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_ _ iendance was exceptionally large was enjoyed by everybody pres->irt no 0,215 Q H my 0
there bein about fort five v itors an t ii
p t The day was an ideal one themselves and their teachers For ...(_ (‘,]n3¢|)a,, |.;m,e,,ch|ng Immiuuu
and many drove to the school with i-owing was- the*pr0zr‘amme render § __\-r,-_ A|ex_ (0bbV__
carriages. orbicyclss The pupils ed Opening Chorus. Do your little Mob. [_
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|_-.|¢°.'\ g.|g ln th’ w°|-|d V _ ~ _ ._ were examined in all the readihg sub bit. ) Address ot welcome, Freddir 1 ve,-_V mlm, regret ,O haw, ,U hp
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135 Queen St.
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MONTAGUE RACES '
Tho Montague Stake Race Classes
have filled splandidiy. and the i’c-l-
lnwing nominations have been paid
up in each class.
2.18, Tr°t, Stake, Purle, $250
McI(ie, Charlottetown P. EJ.
Hooper, Charlottetown, P.E.l.
ills Phanmacy Ltd.. Montague, P.
E. I.
McKinnon Drug Co., (ilrariotietr,-wn,
P. Fl. i.
Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown,
P. E. 1.
“FEE
els
J. Stanley Wedlock. Clisrlottetown.
P. E. l.
ilirmrnond Kelly. (.‘harlottei_own, 1".
E. l.
2.30, Trot, Stake. Purse, $250
.larrrcs Arbiug lfharlotieiown
Louis lrlssc/r_v, (‘liur-lottetown
Dr. \V. G. ('lrurclr, Surninershle
H. li. llornc, i‘harlottctown
Dr. J. 'l‘. Jenkins. (‘.lrnrlottetown
Dr. J. 'l‘. Jenkins, Clrarlotletown
P. S. Brown Clmr'lot.tciown
Hammond Kelly, Clrarlottciowri
J. Stanley Wediock, Cliiri'iottotc<wn
Daniel Steele Summerside
Dr. J.D. Mclntyre, Moutnguo
T. G. Ives, Montague
James llilley, Gaspereaux
J. S. Mcilonnlii New Glasgow, N.S.
J. Suiulrrsnrr, New Glasgow, N.E~l
Geo. B Woodside Clinton l’. E. l_
2.25, Pace, Stake, Purse, $250
Clement `Blancl\srd, Charlottetowrl
Ellis Plmr-rnacy, Montague
D. W. Willte York Point
Gavin llarding, ' Grahums Road
John Henderson, ‘Clrarlotietown
Daniel Steele Summerside
Charlie A. McDonald, Montague
E. W. Manson, Summerside
J. H. McGregor, Montague
Tire above classes have thirty--two
liorses nominated, tire largest number
ever entered for the Montague Meet-
ing. Second payment is due on the
3rd oi’ July.
T. G. IVES,
Secretary.
1335-6-30Etf.
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.nticxasro I
_ sizusinoii
lure area cryao, weigh:
1800 lbo in Stud Season
-AND Anso-
Cttmmodore Ledyard
The Sire of all the -
beet Racing Stock
AT Tiiii STABLES OF THE
Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.-
- Montague, P. E. I. _
 
MISS D. RUDGE
171 Great George Bt.,-Phono Con-
noctlon.
Manufacturer of all kinds of. fine
hair goods, including, Toupees _ and
Wigs.
Hair dressing, Manicurlng, Sham-
pooing, slngering.
874,6,7M1mo.
Dr. J. P. Mcliratlr
Corner of Prince and _
_Sydney Streets _
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9Vto ll, I to 4~
p. m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
Telephone No. 632 `
5623.-'i.25iu§i{. ,
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WARBURTON A. SHAW.
Barri-stars, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Ba-nk
Association, Bank of Montreal, Can-
ada, Permanent Mortage Corpora-
"‘on.
S. S. Hessian
Barrister, Solicitor, i
Notary Public, Qc.,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Montague, P. E. I.
III4-8-IBMU.
 
McLEAN G. McKlNNON
Barrister Attorney-at-Law
Royal Bank Building, Chariottetgwn
Odlces- Old Guardian Oilico, ro-
wse Block, Charlottetown, P. lil. 1.
Mhiiillflthutf.
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A STEWART
I. D.
` Barrister, Solicitor and
Notaray Public
Oilioo Nowoon lock, Charlottetown
Branch Office, Goorgttown
Mono to Loan on Roll lotato
xreioiluta _
Dr. Clift"
CHHONIC DIUIAIII
CURATIVE TREATMENT by tho
month to advance. Victoria Hotel,
Chariot etown, P. lil. I., Canada.
OFFICE HOURS. ll to 8 daily. or
oy appointment at rooidonoo.
alll?-l~’Mllilmoa.od. ' _
MORBOIWC DUFFY _
larrlatora ,and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
\ Monav 'ro Loan.
lttllf. _ '
McLEOD & BENTLEY
` W. I. lontioy, K. C.
larrlater and Attorneys-arLaw
Money-to Loan. ~
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*SCHOOL MEETING--The An
ini'orrnation about same possible
Thursday evening June 28 the (168 G
the aim oi’ the cadets, the-lr priucipl
cs and their watchword, and urged
that n greater interest be .taken b_v
compliment to (‘a.pt. Mac(‘.onrtellar-
an instructor and also the VLieutsV.
oi' thc Corps. A few ' remarks were
made by Lieut. J. A. Sinclair of
Montreal. .Three cheers for the King.
Three Cheers for (‘apt.- Black and
three cheers i'or the.Corps were tlif-in
given utter which the crowd dispers-
ed. all maintaining that it was a most
instructive and enjoya-ble evening.-
EASTERH PERSONILS
...'!‘Captaiii Black, Cadet inspector
was a recent, visitor to Georgetown.
-G.
..,°Mrs. H. A. Richardson and
family, of Toronto, Ont., arrived . in
Georgetown last week to spend the
summer at' the “Highlands."-G.
routg arrived in Georgetown
week to visit her mother Mrs. Capt
Mac-i,aren.-G
..*Mrs. Harold W. Macdonald, To-
last
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' .."‘Mr. l~lar`c~ld Nicholson, of th
George-town Station, P. E. l. ll.. now
intends to try Locomotive Engineer-
ing under a capable teaclrer., His
friends join in wishing hi-m every
success.-G.
Bright Eyes
indicate buoyant health. When
the eyes are dull, liver and bow-
els need regulating. Quickly
restore healthy con itions wit
a dose or two-in time-of
BEECHAM’S
PILLS '
Loo' Sal ofln MoUcineln|luWotlI.
'§o|lo°vor!Vrh:l1. llboxoo, 35:. .
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Koclaks
There is only one Kodak that
gives entire satisfaction, and
that is the “
Eastman V
Buy one and il not satisfac-
tory wo will take it back.
Thole are the ' kind of kodak!
we sell, and have them from
$1.00 to $133.00. _
Wo also develop your films
and print your pictures at prac-
tically cost. We have had
vears of experience and lr-now
our work. Last year we devel
oped np Eastman tllm which
was four years old. and the no-
aative is here for inspection.
Mail ua your next tllm to de-
volopanil when in need oi illmo
write rio. We ply postage.
Vniai' riiiiimy ua. -
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jects such as Reading, Writing. Eng Younker, Doll Drill by twelve little
YOU? Croco!" S0113 It ish History, Geography, etc ani girls, Dialogue. by three boys, Soio
heir prompt answers were pleasing Bessie Dillon A motion song, Spider
.lo all The teacher, Mr Seymour Gor and Fly (4 have and 4 girls) Ile(
don and also Mr Homer Nortc 1, itation, Fllomena Vuzzo, Solo, Lutv
fllrudcnell and Mlri] Huiton Dalziel McLean? . F-¢CllIlll0ll._ lllllrl' J0lll'l
Georgetown examined the pupils. Aft- ieione; Highland Sco'tt.is~h, Filomena
Be.. _ I- _ m _er thc exa-mination the Distribution VUOZZO; H9<1lU1ll0li lVlHl‘l0\”y lVll\l10ll`
or Prizes took place iris following Play. Wai on the Western front. lu-
lrnlPM0V\\\\\.\\\@ll _ ' ‘ i cluding march of the Allies" ot-
, _ _. -' . _ - K, mi Mildred
rural si-iiool meeting was hslii in rho Kcnned.v; . Dialogue. Georsle Allen
_,Montague School rooms on Tuesday. HMI R0lD’ll'Elll5; Recltnr_loi__ Donslrl
dune 19th. a full atendance being AdBIilB:» D\1Pllr lVllil'y MClHl.Vl‘e “Htl
preseiit and the fololwing supple- Iiazel Campbell; RP‘0llHll0l1. Bell-
lnenta were voted for the- insuing ram Stewart; Flag Drill, by nineteen
yr-ar. Principal, $200, two vice Pr'ln~ girls; Recitat.'-on. Stephen Maher.
ripals, $100, each. Two primary Tile ncxt 'number was rr presentation
'tear-hers, $75. each, all teachers are of a silver medal Elven by the Slud-
lcrlialiiing for ajioiher year' except ents Gift Fund, P. E. l., for the school
the-' principal Miss Webster. Mrs. T. student in Kings Co. collecting the
G. Iver, had the honor to be the new largest amount for the Field Kitclr-
_ :school trustee elected for the corn- cu_Fund, for the l05‘th Battalion, and
ig Salg of wgaywgu' lug year, and is the first lady t.ruat< was pres-er.led to Miss Ella McLean, _,_ LEDFIELD
` Ee, to be elected on the Montague Montague, amid hearty congratulat- mmm," and Adjl'lmmV
Sandals scbool_ board. There was some dis- rans.‘Valedictory, Earle Grant, Clos- 1," (-unadhm Enu_F"(_mng Uululmn
cussiori about buying a new _ing (.horus, after which the National Juno ,ml 1017
acirool site, ami brrliilings a new Anthem was sung.-1-B. ;__`__ ' ,
school house, and the following coni-
mittee, was appointed to get all the CApTA|N HQLME3 .|_g3ES'
and report at 3 meeting to be culled '--'-I-"
at the bidding ot the chairman he _ _(sydney Reoord.)
committee is L. Htl Coiiill (<‘lll1li‘ The Hun underwater- rrrenace has
mlm.) W. A. MCLPHII. and Marti-n cost the Dominion Steel Corporation
Launigsn.-B. the loss gt' urrother steamer, the sec-
..*CADET ' INSPECTi0N.- On Last. week the company received a
H. S. Cadet Corps, Georgetown High the Scottish Hero, which sailed from
School was lnpected by Capt. T. _here about three weeks ago _ loaded
Rr.-binson Black, Cadet Inspector. The with rr cargo ot steel. She was in
tichool yard \vas crowded with many rcmmaiid' of Capt Holmes. a well-
specta-tors and all evinced keen lu- lruown rnariner' in provincial ports.
terest in‘this good work. The corps All oi’ the crew took to the hosts- and
was under the management of Cap- have reached land. Shortly after the
-tain J. A. B. M-?icConnell and with outbreak oi’ war, Capt. Holmes had a
him were associated Principal Shaw Liinilar experience with the Hun U»l
and Cadet Lieutenants Morrisey and boats when the steamer Morwenna.
i\iaci_.aron, (Taptairr Black gave thc oi' which he was in comrnano, was
cadets a thorough examination and sent to the bottom. -_
found their work excellent. ln a lil).
iriiiiute speech Capt. Black spoke Ol’ me
the- parents. lnclosirrg he paid a high Amount acknowledged  ._ $173.85
G .
-pirated and it ls- a matter of' grati-
"EXAMlNAT|0N.- The public Montague, Friday evening June 29th 71:58: Private l-‘icilerick '.Ti'rli(i)ili!'l.
examination of the Georgetown Roy was a decided success, and the hall t‘ohli lnft Ufiiciullv reported killedl
sity Sclu-al, took place on June 29th was filled to its capacity, and n good ui action on lum Suri, 1017 I
in the school at one o’clock The at programme was rendered. which ri d Qs; `
lon Son Ruth Nelson a
HIS SECOND SHIP.
ond since'the outbreak of the war.
. message telling of the torpedoing ot
TOBACCO FUND.
("lar;i Mathieson _ . _ _ _ . _ _ . .25
llestrlce. Mtiiiiiioiion......, . . _ .
._ 1.00
iiiitli Mathicson  _ .25
Hilda: Ma-thieson  ._  ._ .25
Marion Mathiesori  _ .25
Annette McDonald  _ ".25
iliiud Mclnnis  _ ' .25
Eveline Chandler  .30
Ajivou.. Neil . . . .
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lmu Neil   _ .25
aura Axworthy
Karl Graham 
tiuth Moffatt 
 _ .10
_ _ .10
_ _ _. .so
Toon    $177.85
_ as _
CHARLQTTETOWN MARKETS
Dairy butter    _
Butter (creamery prints) 
Eggs    
Fowl. lb. . . . . . .
..  ._ . ._-.15-18
Chickens, lb. ..  ...I6-.20
lleeft lb, (retail)   .20-.28
Potatoes, bus.   ._ 1.25
liay, ton . . . . . . . .
..  1800-20.00
Straw. ton   .. 10.00-12.00
Pork (selects) wholesale  .lil
oats (black) bush.   .85
Oats (white) bush.   .85
/ .
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. 30
SUMMFRSIDE MARKETS.
Buckwheat    ..1.00-1.25
Butter (dairy) per lb. ._ ._-.35-_35
Butter (creamery) lb. ._ ._ .35--.38
Calrsklns    _  _.22
Eggs. per doz.   _.27
Hay, (pressed)  .._19.00
Hay, (loose-)  . .._20.25
Hides, per lb.   ._ ...I9
Oats (black) busii_  .  ..95
Oats (white)   ...S0-85
Turnips    
Potatoes   . . . .
.. 1.00
Wheat, per bush. ._ ., ..l.75-225
Lamb pelts  .  <i0--78
Straw (pressed) ._; . _.-10.00
Pork............ _ ..1ti-18-
Wool, (washed)    .65
Wool, (unwashed) ._   .50
`Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs,-This i'all I got thrown
on a fence and hurt my chest very
bad; so i could not work and i-i. hurt
me to breathe. i tried all kinds of
Liniment and they did me no good.
One bottle of MlNARD‘S i.INI»
MENT, wa-rmed on flannels and ap-
p led on my chest, cured me comple-
tei '_ ' »
J C. H. COSSABOOM,
Rossway, Digby Co.. N. S.
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sr-:Rv_ic1-3
We have recently had the privil-
_oge of visiting the oiiicos of some of
the most, expert Opticians hr Can-
ada. We have studied their methods
and -seen. them practically demon-
llcation to be able to say that the
service we' are giving our patrons.
we -believe iis quite equal ,tio that ob-
tainable in the large centres.
We solicit your patronage. ` '
" -- Mouracus. "
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l-'rivirte l-‘rolls-rlclr Arthur Cobb, liili
tiuadiiiu lntanlrv lzlattslion iittiiilicti
70 llllll llllli-. WBB killed -liv air c'u~iu\
shell on the "nd inst,whiic crupliye-il
lll llslli Iiuli\vi1_v mainteuiincc and
construction. All his personal r-ftiu-is
have br-cn sont to rlrc base niiii -l
irusl you vrili receive -mine in due
course. The funeral service was cou-
ouclcii by the llev. t‘_ lt. (‘uiiiirriugsl
<-'. thc 4tith (‘.iun<liun itrfurriry Usual-
iou Vwho laid your son to rc:-it in Grave
No. 2 Row 4'., lddiiiou 0. i~`riirii-c.
This (cmctc|‘_v is wcll buck froui ilrc
danger' zone and is very wcll lookifil
after in every way. _
Your son was doing most r-:<1-viii.-.iii
work ii) the time ol’ his di-alll, auii lizul
heel! "5lJ€<'lllll_V clit-.rcu for lin- work
he was engaged in.
_\-our sad bercavf-ment, ‘
Z:An Oil That is ll`ii|riiiiar_--
'fliouglr Canaria was not the blrtlr
plucc ot' Dr. Tlioiuas’ 1'lci<-<-tr'f-- tlll,
ll ls the ironic oi’ that faniorr-: tour
pound. From liere iis good uuuic \riis
spread to Ueritral and South Auicr-
l<:_fl_ the West ludies, Auf-itinliii and
.\ew Aealaud. That is\i’ar iifielil en-
ough to attest its excellence. riir in
all these countries it is ou sale and
iii demand.
5 __--*_*
GOING _ON FURLOUGH. '
.
The following letter has hecu re-
"ell/Efl lil' Miss Thelma McLure froiir
her brother Pte. Hugh .iohn l\lcl.ui'o
whoVis no\v in England with 104th
rciutorcenients
sound, Sunday night, June l(it.li. We
had quite a long trip fr! ii. Wo wr,-,i
seven days on the boat. but l new-r
gfll filili- The ll0Ji was one-quarter of
row bt-_it beside her. Tlicrc were 7000
solilierson her. it was i'ull
your head all the time. They li-JI;
lovely, hu; its ii long wfiy fi-Om ||0,,w
have a good place rr- sleep. We have
“itll l0V*‘lY blnces in Errgluri1l_ but lilc--~~~:;2;
we have to stay in ten days. Then wp §:;'!‘_;:- r
get 3 P0-‘I3 Ol' ifVll»'flll 'lily-S I0 go whcre~ 27'" - WINDSOR, ONT, ;:
isver we like, l<_i~iiio_ M1|w,,_ _|m.k and -
7o4 :f -_I
-are going to Scotland to seo the °REM|NGTON _  .. . _ ~~ 
rouni  ‘ ' ' ‘
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l ¢‘Kl0lld lo you -my syuipailiics in ,_ L
We" England ‘S ll' lUV9l.V D`lUce_ sonic 
grand sights, airplanes going ovcr 
The weather here is veiv hot. ’i`hev  
are busy at tho hay. ` " 
»' -I can’t write much, as it's 1 ocloclc 52553252?
and I have had no sleep yet. l wrote ;;7"°`;7`
some cards from Liverpool, and l 1;. _
wrote`imotlrer a letter tonight We  
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make delicious and
ecorrornical preserves
lu 10, 20 and 100-lb. sacks,
2 and 5-pound cartons
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your loving -brotircr,
"JACK."
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Siro|'elram-by-sea,
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box to-day. Euuk for better scores.
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has a better analysis than Oil Cake and is an ideal feed for your dairy cattle.
Give it a trial and be convinced.
_ Special prices quoted on quantities of Feed and Flour.
Freight paid on woven wire to all stations. Highest
pr1ces_pa1d for washed or unwashed wool.” Ask or write
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mr DAWN or A New DAY IN our Business
_ The Cash _System which wc introduced on April lst, enables us to offer you
immense values in our different de artments.
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Our customers and the public in general, have been big enough to see that
our somewhat severe terms are no reflection whateve» 5- -- -'iv financial standing of
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I_f you knew there was a $5.00 .bill between th elf;-_-= 3 if a hook, you would
look mighty careful, even it there wasnita picture c.ii -4,., page. Lark of space
prevents us from illustrating every article, but a ce  _ r spection will disclose
many opportunities for profitable purchases.
Our early buying enables us to offer you excellent
values in our Millinery, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe and
Grocery Department.
_ We have just received two cars of Woven Wire from the N. B. Fence Co:
which e are selling at the old price, and as there has been an advance of 15c r
chain, with the probability of $2.2) for next year, we would advise early purchases
'for your future requirements.
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