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' LAWYER
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J A Hume $2.40, J. A Stewart
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- RECEIPTS- ‘ -‘ e A. Herring $1.70 Wgegfegrart $2.501- gmthsr M MWM' P' Hogan with wh°m
S. J. Keele $2.40; N. McPhee $1.70;
ed w Much 31’ 1916 `$50’520_06 A. J. McCormack $1.70; J. W. Mc- 0
Varish $1.70.
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Blrrllters and Attorneys
Solicitor; for Royal Bank of canada
MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
DR. HEATH MclNTYRE.
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` Charlottetown
Oflics Hours: 9 e. m. to 1 p. m.
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A.A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon;
MeLEAN &. MeKlNNON
Bsrristers, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown.
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McLEOD G. BENTLEY
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CHRONIC DISEASES
Monthly treatment.
' "Address
from General Fund_... ....,.186.50
8302842.35
Balance at credit ot account .,`.177.71
Audited and found correct. '
Percy Pope $50,520.06 1-
H. W. BINNINQ, _ ,-
Hon. Trees. '
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EMPLOYEES, P. E. ISLAND RAIL-
WAY. 1
s447.41, as foliow»:- _
suPEniN'rgNpEN'r's oi=r-'ics '
ii. Menwen $7; G. A. i-iugiies 5550;*
Trainor $5; J. E. R. McEwen
L. B. Hughes $2. ,
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A= Mvbonslfl $5; P. w. clarion'
$3; I.. J. McDonald $2, '
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E. R. Boyer $2. *
MERCHANDISE &. STORES OFFICE.
P. MCQuald $5; R. McDonald $3;
1*. Hunter $1.50; S. Nelson $1.60;
Will. Finley $2. _
STATIONS.
E. J. McTxigue $3; J. M. Arsena-
llll $2.50; A. W. Seaman $3.75; D.-
McAlduii` $2; J. A. O‘Holloi'l1ii $2;
J. M. Nicholson $3.50; A. A. Ram-
su_v $1; A. A_. McCauli $1; J. F. Mc-
Millan $2.50; T. E. Linklettcr $1;
J. J. McQuaid $2; D. VV. Arsenault
$2; G. R. McMahon $3.25; E. M.
("iinipbflll $1.60; C. Cameron $1; A.
Monnglnui $2.50; G. J. McCormuc
$2.50: J..Lackei‘by $4; F_ L. Egan
$2.50; lt. Matheson $2; P. Boylan
$2.35; Geo. Mclilliis $1.90; J. A.
l<eil_v $3.50: ii. irltzgeralci $3; J. ri.
l’l'illl;;ht $2.50: J. A. Praught $2.50;
(‘. McGregor $2.50; G. Ingram $2; J.
(‘. McDonald $2; C. Doyle.$2.25;-.G.
li, Boll $1.95; I". N. McKee $3.75; H.
iillrper $1: P. E. Murray $2.50; J.
l\icBrilic $1; M. Bradley 50c; L_ H.
U0llHIass $3; J. V. Murphy.$2.50;,
/\.,C._ McKay $4.50; J. F. Mcinnis
$2.50; P. T. Power $1; A. E. Clarke
$11.50; P. E. Holland $2.50; ,I-I. Stew-
alt$1 H Jones 1 H alla ian
50; M. ll. Campbell $1; P. M. Callag-
hnn $1 (‘. Mclleod $1 ; J. Young $1; W.
M_ (Ti'a\vl`ord $1; J. A. MacLeod $2.50;
J. W. Mcliliiis $5; J. W. Aileii $1; W.
Dalziel $1.
TANKMEN. ‘
Goo. licairsto 500; J. J. MvInnii~l`
$1; Alex Munn 370.
ROAD MEN, WEST DIVISION.
.- J. J. Bethune $4; A. McKay $2.80;
\V. licilicridge $1; A. McAleer, $1.50;
J. Il. McKenzie $1.80; A. l<‘. Calder
till; \-V. liowatt $2; R. Mclntosll $1;_
D. M. illimniiiigs $2.40: W. Stcwnrt
$1.70; J. (l.' Seiltilci"$1.70; F‘. Kit-
smi $1.70; I.. Mclllicrsnn $1.70; A.
Nicholson $2.40; 1). Mclfloilnlll $1.70;
W. P. i>f~vlll<‘ $1.70: iv J. Gillis $2; w.
li. l’llirlvi~ $1: G. F. \V:ll.<lil $2.40 J. Mc-
Kmllizl $2 - .l. l‘. I\l|ii'pily 501'. J_ llormlrd
$1340: S l'1 /il-.olvlllil $1.70: 1, (‘ llilnliis
$1.70; J. ll. lliilliiillzlil $1; 1'. i’illo
51: ’/\_ l`\’I;il‘llil $2.5?-1 _[_ ’l‘_ l|,li~¢|\~
$1.70; J. \\'illl:ll~c lFl_70; I’. 1'. (itil
llliit $1? 40; J. lt. lici~iiill'd $1.70; J.
i.olili:li'll $l_'l’0.
ROAD MEN EAST DIVISION.
'l`Iins. Cnsiolln $1.50; B. iVlr:l<lni'Ii-
i‘_l'll $4; I). D. Mizlloiiliirl $11.00; J. Hilil
lor $2; J. li. Vt/'alkcr $2; II. l’. Mr-
Quiiid $2./10; l<‘. Crnswcll $1.70; (‘.'
llriidloy $1.70; 1. Knoebono $2.40;
l‘. M<'Alool‘ $1.70: l’_ Mooney $1.70;
ll. Mclloiiilld $2.40; l~I_ L. Jn`y $1.70:
I`>_ lllrt $1.70; M. ML'Klly $2.40 J.J. Aff-
l<~l'k $1 70 (LC. Ellis $2.40 'L_ Mrtfnllpnl
5`.l_70: A. I’. Walsh $1.50; R_(‘,, Wnhgtnr
$2.40: A. Stewart $1.75; A. 1.
lloylo $1.70; J. Fiske $2.40; J. P.
Purdy Station,
Westchester County,
New York, U. 8. A."
7854-Z-14lVl3mospd.
F:
Moore $1.70; . McKay $1.70; J.J.
McKenzie $1; McDona'ld"$1; J.
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bi. C. White $2; A. I).‘McLennan $2.
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-FIREMEN. 1
J. J. Mclsaac $3; E. Cameron
$3; L. S': Livingston $1 W. Hib-
bett $4.50.
TRAINMEN. _
J. F. McDonald $5; T. K. Stanley
$4.50 S. Tanton $5; J. Munroe
$5; Meponala $3; ri. A. stit-
son $4; H. Hughes $4: E. Martin
$2; J. B. McAulay' $3ili A. M. Burns
$3; A. McKay $3; J. E. Moy-
na8'h $3; C. R. H_arper_ $2; Mc-
Carey $2; li. Hennessey $1 J.
Pequot $1; L. Spencer $1; D.
Waye $3; John Ferguson $2; A.
O'Brion $1.70 M. Tobin $1.70. '
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Total subscription . . . . . . . .
..$-447.47
Less cost printing circulars,
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HIILWII IliVILllPvM[NI
OTTAWA, May 5. Estimates of the
Department oi! Railways, among them
appropriations of $3,000,000 to 'carry
on the construction of the Hudson Bay
ltailwny and its terminals at Port
Nelson and $15,000,000 for work oil the
National Tianscontinental Railway,
were passed by the Commons in Colli-
lnittoe of Supply tonight. |The greater
part of the discussion centred llrounll
the vote for the Hudson Bay Railway,
a few members still having doubts
as to the practicability of the road
as ii grain road and the suitability of
Port Nelson as its terminal.
Hon. J. D. Reid, who estimated that
the project would cost in all $26,000-
000 and would be completed in the
Autumn of 1917, declared himself coil-
vinced that the railway would prove
of value to the country. _
Hon. George P. Graham el-so came
forward ns a champion of the enter-
Earlier in the day Sir Thomas
Whit_e's bill providing for the pay-
ment oi' il bounty on zinc produced in
Canada was passed and legislation
respecting the St, John Valley Rail-
way was discussed.
PERSONALS
ivir. J. £1. iyicpufi, city. 'imilding in-
urday .
spcctor ent to Suninlersiilo oil Sat-
ltev. ll. H. Stavcrt lies returned to
Norton. N. B., after speiiliing several
weeks ill this Province.
Miss Margaret Fullerton daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. »Filllerton, Brighton,
has gone on a visit to St. John.
Major the Rev. .lohii_Prliiglé is iii
thc (lily the guest ol’ Mr. und Mrs.
J. G. Mncdolmld 219 llillsboro Street.
ltev. W. D. Wilson came ovci- from
i~‘roderil‘toi1 some days ago und went
to Sliliiiiioiuiille oil Saturday zirconi-
piinicd by Mrs. Wilson and family whb
will spciid il fcw ilrlys there. _
Mr. Frank liiclicnzio. nliinugor of
thc Mooseheild Lake suinnici' rcsorts
lcft on Saturday for Mooschcfid Luke
after spending it lvcck with relatives
in tlliarlottotown.
Mr. George W. Gardiner, city, wus
ailmilg tho (!aiii-irlianpl registering at
ilu- lil”i'il~c ni' lilo Montreal Daily Stiir,
17 f‘nckspiir Street, 'Trafalgar Sipinro
l.¢illlil>il England, recently.
,_Ml‘. li. l_.. Golding who hue been
nlulllllqor lil' lilo ilalik of Novn Scotia.
:ll Vit-tui'i_-l. (‘iinpuiiil for thc past two
vlllirs lr~_:ivv:; this iiioriiiiig for Toron-
i.l \-_-ill-rl-_ lm Illia been instructed to
l-r-pol'icrl for ti'llilsi'crcilce to nilother
lirnucli. i\il'. ll. 13. McNeill formerly
Mcinnis $1; J. 'Mctlnrmack $2.40:
5°
li. A. McDonald $1.70; VV. E.,}l'nl-
..r lilo Vllilrlottctown brllllch is iilling
.1ir_ Gnlililig’i-i pliico temporarily.
prise. \ ~ ' #--
Mn. Pxrnlck rio'G`/_iN
The death ol’ Mr. Patrick Hogan,
e`has~b`éen associated in the' lumber
business i‘or"the past thirtyfilve years
r more, came as a severe shock to his
friendsloit"Bsturday morning. The end
came at the City Hos hal- the result of
tnliurios sustained by ‘gba-deceased in a
full on Monday afternoon, while _en-
gaged in.» his usual employment: Be-
sides 1-lls brother. Mr. M. P. Hogan, he
leaves to mourn two other brothers ra-
siding in Nllvu. Scotia, and three sister.;
nellet ciieq`ues"`¢i{.§r  ' ` ‘ A' J' M°L“'“° *T157* Y°°l$4'~25¢ in the United stares. no was 5. ,Ma
citizen-a»mnn of steady habits und
-hi 1 charactenaiid ills cle h w lo a
EI 111 Ill 1
blow to hisreletlves and host of
friends. ' _
_ MRS. SADIE McAU LAY.
The funeral oi Mrs. Sadie McAuiay
daughter of Mr. Bernard E. Crocken
Summeriield, P. E. I.. wllo died ln
Springfield on April 20th at -1.30 a.
m., took .place from the home, 36
Belvidere Street, Monday at 8,15
with solemn high mass of requiem in
Holy Name Church at 9. Rev. Tho-
mas A. MoGovern was celebrant of
thc mass. Rev. Victor Power was
deacon and Rev. Edmund Curran.
subdencon. All three oiilciated at the
grave in St. Michael’s Cemetery.
There were many unusually beautiful
ilowors. The bearers were F. P.
Donohue, Dr. E. J. McNally, Frank
Scully and Henry Begg all of this
Bathurst N. li _ piisscil ilway :li the par-
il ~\
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Free. F
"ff Af annoii_n_cement. For the week commencing"M0ndii;_i  _
I' 15t1l,“w`e will honor _at bur'sto're~, -‘ Queen St.. 
presented on same conditioners outlined. in_~ our    
ature. Mr. Lorrey, Factory Representative. will be on liand’iéx|'i`i_'esel_y_‘for_ '.1
this purpose to see all get justice. -
Amherst Pianos Liltlitéda
~ Queen Street
Ia
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.   _f._~~..=w~-»~ »=-“wi
-f ‘ Llinxli 1.3 .'.'»7..`»1V1  -.
‘- _.  VOn1our_pi;;'gzle‘ contest a short time ago,'irnany_;   .
ed by the storm from coming in and investigating.) __ 1 motors 1112;-Ito; .1 luis 5
l i1£"W‘
<1.. 
J-sell is
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city, Di-_-_ wlilhlm Loft or New Ha-° The disease 5refl\!*ll1y___”l*?‘I? l"T°g"iQ“
veil and Dr. Joseph Calilll`of I-lzl.ri.-; despite all that medical skill and 
mrii. The me lvil-s. Mcauiay is a tenuve nursing-could <10- MrS~_ 772,51
sister of Dr. J. is. croken ui Cilal--1 rlllul formerly M1” Latina A112# _'U15' ,,i_.,
lotictown, now in Toronto, who willlIl)l'. Wllfihbof" "Ear  hgh; dn
_~ - - -~ ,_ ere s c spell ie' i __ - -
hue me sympathy or many mem” Iziis iirst lnari'ied to Rev_ Siiilforii B. Km.
Sweetzoe, and after some years ol' wi-
_ dowhood she was united iii ninrriage
Ivins. (i=lsv.) F. A. wlc.HTMAN. 10 Mf-\VlS1‘ilH‘*l’- _
Mrs. wlgnlman, wife of iiev. iv. A. After an impressive service iieiii in
\Vigili_iumi, oi’ the Mctliodist churcli me '~`I““`“`h U" Ffiday- ev"m“5' ww
din-tell by ltcv_ l)r. Harrison of New-
sollago on Friday nioriliiig_ About ""\SiI“» assisted by Ioqal Clergzvnnm’
liflclln months ago lilrs. \Vi|:,litiiiilii de-I "I0 Imdy “'f‘§ taken to P' E' I" for i“`
ve;0p,,,1 ,,y,np,on,S of ,.,,,,,.g,-_ ,md ,, il-l-molit. llle_ holly ncconipalllcfl by 'rrlilns outward-Read down
yum. ng0_ She WCM to Um Royal \'1c_|_lllc` llllsilulid ol`tllc deceased oriivcd
torlai llospital where :ill operuiioli wus Ill' N‘"“"“"`5“Ie 5“i‘"`df?'3_f "ight and was
pcriormcll. lt was llopod il spi~cdyl'e-,10"“'i""I"‘I (0 D°‘Ie‘I“° Where mf fu`
r'ovcl'y would follow, and for n time f“""‘\I 1°*-lk _Place Ygsi-e"‘I“y_“n~e’n°fm
this i-iocnicd likcly, but ovillcillly the 'mm me M"U‘"‘II5f CIIUFCII U’ th“_(’P'
clisciisc had goilc trio far and in Oc- iilctcry udjoiiliiig.
tober it gave cvilluilf_~l: of ri-tllrii.
SIIIS Slit Illii "IHE
WHIII IIIIHIH" UPIIIS
Tile sale of seats for “The \Vhitc
ments have been made for tliking ture
at il box oiiice in niniiy years. Every-
day and Friday evenings for the ilow
nil English players ami the brilliant
actor, Albert Brown. Not to knows
lot about "Tile Whtie Feather" is to
confess one‘s self woefully ignorant
of the biggest play oil the English
speilkiilg stage today. lt IS ill ilS
nineteenth nlontli in London and still
playing to crowded houses; it ran one
solid year iii New York, has already
U_Mm   reached its sixth month in Australia.
_ and luis been seen in all the principal
_ ` cities iii Canada. For almost in year
English, Canadian and American illega-
ziiies and periodicals and newspapers
Fcathei"’ eilgilgelilcilt nt tho Prince , have been Filled with “The White Fen- '
Edward 'l`hei\`tre will open tomorrow ther." and the millions who have wit~
morning nt nine o'clock and ui'rnilgo.- liessed its performances, both in Eng-
lnn Ameiicn and (‘ailada have been
' . tl. I ' , .
ot thc biggest`line of purcliasers seen i talking about it and telling their
friends to bc sure and see it. Taking
tlliilg will go by the board on Thurs- account of all this. it seems as if every-
body niilst have heard of “The White
famous British War Oiiice play which l\`eatlier," and having heard will wel-
lve are to have with it noted caste of come it with il smile oi satisfactioli.
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DISCOVERY. OF THE GERMAN play, which comes to the  Ed- l . " '
WIRELESS HIDDE IN THE ward Theatre on Thllrslllly and Fri- S E l
FIREPLACIE day, Miiy 11th and 12th.  S  
A tense scene in "The Whitc Featll ' H d off
cr," thc famous B`rit_ish secret servicc 9015-5-8-M1l_ Hgadlgqgftgrg fur Prince
7777-3- Mmf3mos_Biw3mos.
`WI
LL BE SUBMITTED
- TO REFERENDU
SYDNEY, N, S. `\V., May 5.--The M
whereby .the questlonofthe abolotlon
M oi' the Upper House ot Parliament,
will be submitted to 'a' referendum.
g.
try ol' New South Wales has The many friends ot'Mr.Homel° Wy-
cided to witlidrilw its rosignatlo y DI__ _
hir-_h had been presented to the labor that he is recovering from his recent
ly. An agreement has been reached, illness. _ ‘_
n and of Ma iield will be eased to learn
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"`CANADIAN' GOVERNMENT RAILWAYSII A
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 7
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"NME TABLE iN EFFECT MAY stii,1s10.  ' '  ‘ ’
Trainsalnward'-Realf. up_
i>.ivi. Noun. A.M. Atla'mi¢stam1araTlme A.l\i.__ 1>.M. l;P.M.a__A.%-_
3.45
5 2.00 9.02 El”Il€l`B
6.22.
7
11.'0 7.35 Dept. Charlo
5.00 1.75 8.30 Hunter River 10.36 Y-
_45 _ ' Id Jct. 9__50_
' 2.49 0.27 Kensington _ 1 11.27
.00 3.30 9.50 Arr. Summersldo Dept I i1_00
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11.15 5.40 Arr. Tignish Dept 5.45 12.0
V “"7"_io Arr.
'l‘-ues & Sat. Tues.
Mon_Wcd. &
Thus. & Sat.
- Friday
8.55 8.55
- 0.30 9.50 7.25 Ari‘. Cape
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Sat.
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