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JUNE 14- 1918 me c1sAitLo'rfrEToWN GUARD! v
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Drug Stf)l'e   _‘lp,¢.umon commercial conege cies?
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._   __ _ ._ _ ~-._,-,id ,gi .-,g(l10r the holidays yesterday. Prin.
to u1_3_;?'1.\;o1;1e I;\;l;_I_l_n§l;1i\_ty ut any time it'ls inconvenlenglkpi'  if, pI‘3n_ addressed the st-udents, con-_
 ':.°.°‘1.°..1‘.y..‘1,1.'.fl".l".’.';'7.i°  °°  1"” ‘I-““-° ***”’”°  .. Yiikyliiii
- ems you di_'e,_,int `¢ag__'| ""_ I __ ,_ ra a ave secu _ positions,
at once advise you just what these will cbsftpilrtgig' »1~5n~~'\§§~¥,';'wh~°3g£l"_-H* “ D _Phe i'_ollowlng is a list of graduates,
- __  - , _ _- ._ " rze w iiners. etc. I
E. A. Fosri'-:irc 'R 1. _ ‘  ef 
cEN'mAL onuosrons
Parnonizs oun sons |=ouNrA|N
s..
Loretta M. Leonard. Cd ` wall. ‘
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O
L ga-ni
Lens Grinding _
1 Do You Know-I
That we operate the only'
_agigénding Plant on P.
That we employ a skilled
_daiIY_8I‘1nding_ from the
rc_ugh glass.-t e most com-
_ - .'piiCate kinds of lenses?
  These are facts, which
. ,mfan a good deal to the
,< -1_1-,G asg'__wearing public, doing
if 5 ;-taway.-with the annoying
_.l|_|»ldelays caused by sending
I --away for special lenses.
_ _
_\‘__
_ _Send your glasses in by
__raail, you’ll _gift them back
ggromptly an in perfect con-
--  iign _
T  ll in and look over our
1-___ _‘»pl;mt.-- _
'ar' -I,
..=-
 1-*iG. F. Hutcheson
VV' 3" :Optometrist and Optician
Surface Grinder, and are '
lfrivate Ross
‘Borroived an Auto-
Strop from his cliiim
he used it once
and immediately
- wrote home for one
Don’t wait for ri request
from your soldier liuy-
include :iii AutoStrop
in_ your next Overseas
- package. -_ r
Remember, that the Auto-
huop is the only razor he
can ni-solnioly depend nn. _
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_ li.
I r, Iiust Arrived
A _ 2. Carloads
I
swn-‘sys
__ "Animal _ Brand" Fertilizer
., _ Q . C
- _ ~ ~ Also in -Stock
I .'.lL'.A-iunitefI.11uauiiiy 0,1. SIIDOY'
Shig and _Soda all ol’ wliicli* we
':l'ri~_'eelling at lowest- prices.
`_0}}_DER _QUI_CK as our supply
___wl not list oniz.
.<.,. <
-YA. Ilorne & Co.
, fi'
- - tuowtirri dtuofrliil.
 _
HOW TO COOK POTATOES.
-It is 11 great niistnke to peel pota-
i°e!.'b9f0r9 ("°"k|"I5 them- P*"°l’IVe"""l"*1_ lil- ;1ssc1'|vil ni iirsl that hc \\'ns'l)oi‘-I1
|10 It at I-his I-Im" ur" Wilsung the "I" - iii Iiollnnii, Init l:1li_=r zulinlttcd ho was
tion'-s food for the inost niitriticiui-1 ot'
the' potato is next to the skin, The
following -parody contains some very
S0011. advice on the subject: _
because of _iis seihstropping
ieainie _lt 1:. always randy
for service.
Price $5,00
At India( stoves everywhere
' AutoSii-op`
Safety Razor Co.
limiiell
83-8_7 Dalia Street,
Toronto, Ont

CONCEALED BIRTHPLACE
it-iclinril I\‘. .filliret-lit. an Anierican.
_ls serving n six iiionths’ sentence for
*cori_ccall1ii:- thc fnct that Iio was born,
Iin (icriiinii_v_ In n stntciiieiit-inode tn
thc - nul_iuii'iti<\s -in Livt-_i'p0oI_, ;AIbreclit
_.was socoml oiliccr ol' I-i`ii"`Aiiil%i‘i"cn1l
ship pnid oil' nt Iinri-y and went to
iiivoi-pool to :iwnit ii ri\inrn steanierlf
ol'(l1~|'m1in_Ili1'ili. ' _ ' ‘ 
Keep Mllnardis Linimént »ln'tIie house
CLASSIFIED "ADVERTISEMENTS j. '
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M-e-1 '-"fa
._i I lsr _ 
FOR SALE \vAN'1‘.isp _ iiF.L1>_
._.__M____.__._1
FOR 8ALE.-PHAETON BUGCY I
and two sented carriage with 1~niinp_\'
top. Inquire nt 125 Fitzroy Si. -
- Ii0li:I-li-liiliiilipli
FOR SALE--A RUBBER TIRED'
~ buggy (good as new.) Apply II.
R. Large, Painter, Grout G1-orgc
Street. 8095-6-8Mliip1l.
wltli 10 iI.l'. luiperiiil l'ln1:i1\<*
clutch and roar stni'toi°. All ln-
stalied ready for uso \VIl| soil nt
I1 bargain, W Il. 'I`ldninrsIi.
1 ' 8070-is-i:11v1n-/ir.
 
HELP \VAN'i‘E I) -
MA LE
BOY WANTED FOR PRINTING BU~
siness. Apply Guardian Otilce.
,_
WANTED AT ONCE A RELIABLE
sober man for city niilk route. Ap-
ply of Charlottetown Condensed
Milk ]i‘3(3(Qry_ il050~6~l2l\'liI'.
 '@il
LOST _
LOST.--ON SATURDAY NIGHT, A
pair of sandals. Finder pinnse It-nvo
at Goff Bros. 8069-Ii-1:iM2ipil
LOST-ONE BHOP KEV. FINDER
please leavo at Giinrdlan Office. V
_ 8076-iP1.M3i.
 
WANTED
WANTED SECOND HAND ROTARY
_saw mill with water-wheel by .I_.
Stanley Wodim-_k. 81311-l°;12M_o;.
wanrso-mass H_;Jt:{D§_§° LIT-
ti 1 _ H on P ~
° ° " “mm scsi-e-1411111.
GIIRL WANTED-ARLINGTON HO-
icl. (ii'c1ii. (ieorga= Struct.
S080-li-I4M3‘i.
.M_______L._._._.__..M._-_Q-1L;;
WANTED SEVERAL SMART GIRLS
lo work in S1111' Iinunilry. Apply
FOR SA'-E-M°T0R ‘9°A"' FITTEDI 1:14 1<l-_ni si. so71»o~1:l1i1:¢11>1i.
FEMALE
GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE WORK.
Apply 225 Water Si1i'cct_.
1 8087-(I-l4M1li
 EXPERIENED COOK FOR
loiirisi In-nsnii ni 'IVl<~(‘nIluiii'.s Ilotcl.
ilrzu-kit-y ilozirli. Apply 28 Idiistiiii
Si _ _ S(IiiS-G-lZIM1Iipd .
I/I/ANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK
King i<ldwn.1‘1l liotcl. S0024;-llM6i|i<I.
GIRL WANTED FOR THE ROYAL
ilotol, 103 lllciimond St. 8082-6-Mti.
WANTED,-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 2-21 Water St.
8065-G-6Mlwk
WANTED.-A DINING ROOM GIRL,
Apply Ilovero Ilotel. 0095-5-_28Mi.f
MAID WANTED FOR CHAMBER-
work. apply nt. Morcli iiotol_
. _ 8090~Ii-i4M3ipd
;;}1 
To LET - commission 5, 10, 20 years.
DOMINION EXPRESS MONEV OR-
dern are on siiic in live thousand
oilicos tiirniigliout. (':inu1la. 8074.
'To LET-Funuisi-Iso Rooms.
Centrally located. ADIIIY nf "W
Giizirdinn (liiico. - 8096-0-IiMlWIL
TO- LET- SUMMER COTTAGE
itockv Point, suitable for one 01'
Bernice Hutcheson, Clay,-
- Flarence Lantz, City, .-I"
Mrs. Gillis, City. J.
Pearl Clerk. Emerald. I
Berne. Huestis, City. _
__ Delphine Douse, City. _
.1 Anna Kelly, Kinkora. `
Mary“Mcln'nis, City. "
Jean iiowatt, City.
Do Vone lienry, City.
llarold Holbrook, City. '-
Audrey BIrch,_City.
Mantle Trainor, City. '
Donis Gill, (7ity'.
Mary Hughes, City.
Minnie J. Dunning, Clinton.
Ilita Ma.cdonald‘, City
Eva McKenna, City. _
Mary J. Kane. Morell.
Mary ameron, Grand River,
Kathleen Marcou, 'City.
Mary Lamont, Montague.
Sadie McFadyen, New Haven.
= _- Edith McKenna, Conway Station.
Lillian Perry, Souris East.
Jean Large, City. .
Stella M. Welsh, City.
Susan Bell, City.
Laura M. Mullally, Souris.
Florence McAvinn, Mt.‘ Stewart,
MIIFY McDonald. Gleniirinnn.
_ Alice W. 'I)ouil, City. ‘nn
~ Passed in Peiinianship,<_Spelling an
liiisiiicss Correslpondencis in Slior
haiid Departmet. .:
llazel Orr, French R-iv'§r_
Plain Keefe, Rollo Bay.
Jean Stewart, City. _V 
SENIOR DIPLOMAS, COMMERCIA
DEPARTMENT
Helen Yeo, City. """
Adeline Gallant, Urbarivlllile,
'tiiitherine Cahill, RolIo` ay.
lilly Davey, City. -_
__ Evelii Mullally, Souris_“-
' Theodore Arsenault, Urbnnville.
Margaret MacPhee, Comercial Cross.
SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Mary Nicholson, Coinniszginl Cross
Ll
t.
L' ’l‘y‘pewriti-ng, Mary Hughes. 1
` Robert Doble, Arlington, Lot
Joseph Callaghan, City.
- Fenton Court, Donaldston.
Angus McPherson. Brooklyn.
Ronald McKenna, Elmsdale.
Basil Mossey, Bothweli.
Ernest McNeill, Rocky Point.
Herbert Doherty, Oity.
INTERIME-DIATE CERTIFICATES,
._ ,
Jean Large, Ci-ty.
Lillian' Perry, Souris East. -
Jean Stewart. City. _ _
'Margaret McPhee,Commercial Cross
Augusta. Brazei, 'East Royalty.
Florence Purdy, City.
' Lucy -Brady, City.
Daisy Turner, City.
Mamlon Conway, Sourls.
Annie Howatt, City.
Gertrude Sinnott. City.
'Ethel Bruce, East Baltic. |
Alice B. Doyle, Ernsclifie_ ,
Florence Burnett, City.
Sadie Mcidadyen, New Haven.
Dorothy Weeks, City.
Robert Doble, Arlington. Lot
Mary Cameron, Grand River.
Mabel Hagen _
14.
MCINTOSH RAPID CALCULATION
CERTIFICATES
Jean Large, City.
Lily Davy, City.
Adeline Gallant, Urbanvilie.
Jean Stewart, City.
Herbert Doherty, City.
Ernest McNeill, Rocky Point.
Ronald McKenna, Elmsdale.
Angus 'McPherson, Brooklyn.
Basil- Mossey, Botliwell.
14.
-” Joseph Call-aghnn,-City.
Lillian Perry,--Souris 'East_
Theadore Arsenault, _ Urbanvilie.
I Students taining the Senior work in
the 'Coirimercial Depurtiiient who have
completed the Intermed-late course.
Laura HolIoran_
Bernadette Coniiolly. _
'Gold Medal t`or Stcnography and
Goltl'Coin 1‘or hlghvst .standing in
Sitoithaild Dcpnrtnieiit, cqiinlly nierit-
ed' by Denis Gill and ‘Manila 'l‘rniiior,
drawn by' Mantle Traino1'_
Gold Coin for highest aggregate in
Commercial Depuriin_ent, Helen Yeo.
Gold Medal for highest aggregate i-n
Shortliaiid and ('o1ii1ne1'ciiii Depart-
' ments, Jean Large. - 8084.
"'Il0'I`lili ARRIVALS
REVERE HOTEL
_Frank Gallant, Albertun.
.J. N. Molionald. Wliiin Road.
Mrs. Wm. Canipliell, Ely, Nevada
Miss M. Campbell, Soiiris.
ii. A, Matchett, ’I‘oronto.`
Ii. E, Dryden, Truro.
C. Campbell, I-Ialitax.
V. Atkinson, London.
J.'I". McPhee, Georgetown.
W. T. Melllck, Georgetown.
Geo. Ives, North 'l`ryou.‘;
A. M_c:_lu_ty11c_ ._rJ1v,..Y_a1l‘ey.
' Di'iif¢tJe1>n;‘eJh"if.~'.f'_-”=:ff
- W. H_.4_Mcl ren, lllver John.
. Ii0i§~.`_"M`l‘5fI\`£3¢1ne, Cape Traverse.
-1 -<-IZA-
"""$1it_t_c€_t'I£fn1A Hou-:L_
Wright, Boston
Brouilj London
Moore, Truro
-'l’.upl[n, Blank Banks
McDonald, Cardigan
- I-Iayas, Montreal
-- Baxter, Portland, Me.
‘ Geo. S. McGow_‘{in, Portland, Mc.
.fR_. S. And_érson, Portland, Me.
Miss E. ~l'L“~McPhee,'»(.Icorgetown
Miss Lilian M<>F_sd-yen, Sydney
Miss Violet Mcl"ady`ért,',' Sydney
` Fred Gartxiiali, 'NeW'__`York City
,_,Ipl\n, McDqliaI1l and "wife, Boston
E. G. Vroom, Montreal .
Robert McI_..e<.g_I', Easton, Mass.
' James McLe_o_,‘__'F.astQn. Mass.
Grumman
rresra?
Florciiee WllIinms,"‘l(Iow .York
Bertha Daiiin, New 'York
Philip (I. Chaisson, New York
A. W. Covey, St."John.
A. I.. McLeod, 'Montreal
SIIICK IIIIIIIAIIUNS
Curily Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES
Yesterday
Atclilson ..  85%,
Ani Loco ..  63%
Aniicondn ._ _  -641,9
An\S&R.... ....76
(`1\ii Pnc  ....147%
M. IP. Ct. ...........l041/t
Toda
l48‘/i
ll1~aulini':   89%
“I I’ 83
S.
II,
I_l.
A.
.  till
T. U.   451/Q 45
s.   991/. ooo,
1'.  ....121 1.111/,
I\‘.   81% X.D1 70%
Iliiih   80% 80%
(‘.rucibio   63 6331
i`vii... 
i‘_ ll. S. _ . _ . . . . . . _
.. 61
62'/
Victory Bonds
The undersigned having
been appon te~i to sell Vic-
_ tory Bonds 1 I he Special,
Committee for -\ "»nada. '
The price _ii invd today ~
,by the Commute. is 991-
and accured interest No
Send application to ‘|
Eastern Trust Co.” _
CH B, LONGWORTH. -
Acting Manager
154 Richmond- Street _
Charlottetown. _ _~
two laniilies. _Apply Chas. Newson.
_nudity Point. 8061-6-M2i._
47002-!altl"". ' ' """"°-"__"
. ,- . -» In ' .
; . . ."-\
Elinor Harris ai1d_.,,`ife, New York Roughly speaking, Grade No. 1 may
8 . .
1 of these defects was suill-cient to place
IIALIFAX. N._ S.. June 13.-(Quota- the cheese in No. 2 grade. No. 3
tions furnished 'by F. B. McCurtly & grade consisted of cheese _ which
1 _ _
_  ."».'f~-_.L , TABLE 1. _
...».:¢"¢lIl¢ as _ .:~ _~ -~x-.,,.
l Ontario  _
_ WARNING III CHEESE
  -1”-MAKIIIS
___ _ _
' 1
The following table shows the num-
bcr oi' cheese handled by the coninils-
'slon i'ro`iri June 1 to Duccniber 31.
1917, by provinces, with thc percent-
age 'ol' different grades in each case:
' ` " _~,.QI,a5elficat_Ion of Cheese.
'Uirigiii
Boxes
_ ...1,087,ll5ii
. . 755,390
. . 17,488
Quebec .. _ _ _
l’. id. Islam!
Tho Dominion .
Province oi
Origin
_.   ..1,861,237
Grades (P.C.}
N0. 1 No. 2 No.
Ontario . . . . . .
..93.Il8 .‘.'0
Ontario .. _.70.ilS4 1.99
P. E. I.  ..90..\l5 .15
.8-4.22
N
can
Ci-la
CLIN
The Dominion _ 14.85
_ The standards on which the classi-
fication was made are practically the
sumo as those which have been ob-
served in the trade i'or many years.
be described as including nil cheese of
good commercial value, well boxed
and having no objectionable ilavors.
Cheese were considered‘~No. 2 if there
were a percentage of samples oif tia-
vor, fruity, or unclean in flavor, ucidy, -
too much moisture, open, loose, gassy,
cracked ends. soft rinils, had finish, or
too hi h for the boxes " One or more
_ of railroadlng. Perhaps not, but we
| Province of - _ - .
'les of the “mall special" that carried
(3 I
till live forty-five next morning, from
*_*-‘ Charlottetown to Georgetown t.¢_i_,_"save
coal"; Or the mystery of ten 'en ln
_ rolling stock, and no material is on
-- hand in Charlottetown for repairs,
w __
change in ilie moon before it can be
Forwarded i'rom Moncton.
-93 System, or is it just red tape? Why
iv '
in the repair shop, and keep rolling
stock in good order. rather than have
t
“safety first., -Scrap-iron at the head
of a train does not contribute much to
safety. -
hours from Emerald, to Borden? Are
th . .
greater speed mig-ht disturb the
- _ - " IDD M _ _IB
for a chan-ge in the nioorl'
O‘IJeary, P. E. I., June 11. 1918. '
sentiment expressed in Mr. H. D'.
Dobi»e’s letter in yesterdays Guard-lap
I am but voicing the unaminous
opinion of our Patriotic Society, and
I presume that of similar' organiza-
tions.. and many other persons
throughout our Province. .I
Each year since the war began the
women have met together. planned
and worked to give aid' to their sons
in the -trenches. now many find it im-
possible to attend such meet-ings as
they cannot drive for fear of auto ae-
cidents. Thus this great work is in
danger of being crippled. ii' Mr.
Dobie's suxzsstion oi' "give us two
days of the week clear of autos" was
granted I feel assured our patriotic
work would continue as In previous
years.
Many mothers and aged fathers
who are strifving to do the farm work
formerly done by the sons, who
are now at the front, find an additional
burden in not having any “clear of
auto? days in which to do their neces-
sary driving. _ The regulations regard-
ing “church hours" has enrtirely re-
moved tbe difficulty in ‘that connec-
tion, as the law.ls strictly adhered to
by autoists, in the neighborhood, in
which, the writer resides. Trusting
that Mr. Dobie's suggested, coinpro-
mise may be favorably considered by
the auto Association and that the re~
suit will be as agreeable to all as the
.forementioned regulations.
' I am Sir, etc.
“PRESIDENT PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.
CIIITICISM Oll-
Slr: in Saturdiiy's Guardian in e
tiinely article on “criticism” 'you say
“criticism with a view to correction,
amd improvemen-t, is not only whole-
some and helpful, but necessary for
the betterment of society.”
This encourages me to seek space
in your pa-per to cnlticise -in ii friend-
ly way, the railway service on the Is-
land, especially the disabilities
under which we labor in West Prince.
A change in time table from our
winter service was long overdue, but
the powers that be, scorned' to be
waiting for a change in the moon like
the Chinese. Now we have some lin
provenient for which we are grate
i`ul so long us we keep
away from the cars. Going to Hali-
fax, Sydney, or points east, a pus-
senger has to wait at Sackville till
21.50 in the morning, this is ii vile ar-
rangemcnt.
Lust Tuesday the train from <Eni-
orald' to Borden took two hours to go
the twelve miles. This is siuiply out-
rageous. We are told ireights must
be considered; certainly, but have not
passengers rights to be considered al-
so 'l‘oo often, ii’ they are considered
it is to treat them with contempt, and
the attitude of the in-anagenicnt ‘seems
to be, "pas-sengers bed-d." Not many
moons ago the train on which I rode
t‘roni Borden was side-trlioed at Sum-
inerside till near eleven o'cl_ock, for
no apparant reason, -unless the train
dispatcher forgot to let the train pro-
ceed. If there was any other reason
for dc-lay',it would have been _courteous
to tell tho passengers they were to he
delayed there about three hours and
a half. _ ‘ '
We have been informed' the “lay-
mind" cant understiand the mysteries
would like some light on 11 few things
we can understand. Like the myster-
hieiiy potatoes, and took from eight
the office. and two in the round house.
Why when an accident happens to
hy is it necessary to wait fora
is there any danger to the Planetary
ould it not he better to employ men
hem go about tacking up notices of
Why should it take a tru-in two
ey afraid like the Chinese. that
earth diagon," or is it qi I waitli
Thanking you _for your space,
~ I am Sir, etc.
ROBERT MURRAY.
The most charitable will scarcely
Sir: In*-heartily acqiiiescing In the "
_' 4
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TIT BITS.
fro-rn R the
-Pathe' June List
I J S|andardBaIIa`d» _ . - 
_- ` 27507 'Calm as the Night .. Kathleen Howard
- Just A-wearyin' for You  ___ .
`  _ _ Kathleen Howarcl-.
T Q Sacred
I
_ _ "nie church in the wiiawwd "
-  Chautauqua Preachers’ Quartet
_ 90C l When the Roll is Called up Yonder `
Q -' ' _ Chautauqua Preachers’ Quartet
If Hawaiian
'M' 'Wit (llli--Im BaIi).‘ __
'  lllxiilills ariid lferelsa lN:iltiki l)rcl\estra
e a 90c l.ove’s Old Sweet Song 
° _ Cora Tracey and Hawaiian A_ccoinp’t
Popular Hits
20354 "The Last Long Mile .. Arthur .Fieldm
* 904:, i_C-ood-bye, Barney Boy . Peerless Qiiar-tet
'Th sold' fu. K' 2 ,
20330. ° '°"° ° 'v'i"...~.i..i.wiiii.....-.1
2 90c. _Laaaiein Khaki .. wsrwick william
'M L' I R bl' R
20350_ y 'tt e am mg cliipbeliasa eu"
90c_ Slie’s the Daughter of Rosie ,l(_.}'(1_ra¢_lg_- _.
Q" ; _ eriry _urr
1 'i-iowa You Like to be M needy? ii"-
A l  'l`here’s a Lump of ?lcF:ill‘lfir&ii&le;`g
, ° _ The Farber Girls
8 P Band and Orchestra ' I I I- ‘L I or
l  'Fireflies (lntermezm) n ._ -.-- I-_ "
_ -‘ _ Pathe' Concert Orchestra
905- _Heart’s Ease . Pathe' Concert Orchestra
3
Ins-trumenlal _
'A ` P t I '
; .20345-li mencan Bgulllini Brothers (Accordiori) '_
90C~ _Hiram’s-Huslcin’ Bee (Medley) "
Q' Dance 1 - -'.~_
1 'J t B I: ' P tT 'I' ht 
- 20357_ "fore sietlf .ifilf-Slain Rfsfbiie Bane
goc Flower of the Orient (Waltz) `
° _ American Republic Banlll
Pathe'Record.s Are All Double Sided._ __ _  ‘
Q
P
P.
A different selection on each side, and guaran-
teed to play at least 1000 times without wear.
1* -- 11
Farfull Cnfalugur nxk mu' af//u d¢al¢-fslis/111' b¢Ionr,‘ V M
' ' or 'wr/fe dircrl |'0- I ' '
'P Tin: Pliriis Fiuau-:s Puonociuru Co. or Carina. u-_s¢,_a
-_ I-6-8 Clifard Shu! ~ TORONTO; Our. _
' .411/nrfenl 0/1;.-.-_~ nm Nm- /lift-= Bldg. _; ___
Maritime Province Whoesaie Dlstri bum,-3;
H. L. HEWSON G. SONS, Ltd., Amh eret, N. S.
Rei-nember»-any disc machine can be `equip#é¢f tb"
play Paths records at a nominal cost. '
-Good /1.frn'ror_v n//en fu I|":'é dealer: ' '
Y
84%
64%
63%
an
103%
Mex Nor i’o\vci‘ . . _ _ . 95 35%
901;,
Co.. stock and bond brokers, mom- were badly off flavor, very fruity or
hors Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- rancid. or very ncidy: that is to say,
any cheese which hail the defects of
No. -2 grade only in 11 more pronounc-
ed 1legrec.°
P.S.-Clieese makers should note
from the above comments as to qua-
lity and classification that cheese oi'
an irregular size and too large for
the boxes will he classed ns No. 2 or
3, as this has been one of our main
defects for ycars on I’. E. island.
I Cheese makcrs -should just add euiil~
clciit vurd to ninko n clicesc oi' i'rom
 
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70 To 75 |h3_ ISLAND SOLDIER WANTS TO GET
River, has received the following lot-
ter from ovcrseasz-
Dear old friend Ann-ie '
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Still alive and enjoying- the best Oi'
Mct Julian Nowlen ri few days ago and
found out from Iiim Dewey had left
England for home. and hope he has nr-
rlved 0 K.
try for near foui' months and have
tlne ali the time. but elghtdays, and
won’t he out for some timeiyet. but I
stand a chance of getting on draft he-
fore my time is up and hope I do.
about this country ss what I know,
suppose you have had written to you
long ago and things ure no dii'i'erent_ I
only wish 1 had zone over when
Dewey came across, but suppose I
will be here long enough.
remain as ever, '
classify the above as " criticism with
a view to correction and Improve-
ment.” Much of lt'is obviously misrep-
resentntion. very much of it. coimnent
on matters on which our correspond-
ent -is evidently' nilsinformed, and
none of it worthy of a serious reply.
The consensus of opinion is that the
present rail-way' time table, east, west
and lnterprovlncial, is the niostisntis-
factory in tho history of tho P. E. is-
land Railway. Ed. G.)
T0 FRANCE
Miss Annie ]"idgcnn. Whr~.'itlr=y
Military Comp,
' - May 14. luis.
Just a llno to let ou know I nm
enlth and I hope this letter will ilnd
ou the same way und\all the folks.
‘Well Annie I have been in this 'coun-
ad hard luck. Have been in quaran-
Well Ann-Ie I can’t tell you anything
I must close h0iJ|IIB' 10 hem' from
on soon and that Dewey is getting
etter. Give him my best iekiffith I_
D. LEWIS N|eCOUBREY»
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sparkle when you reach deep clown into your pocket
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