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1ltq6d/:.i`|llr- ‘i Q Garrett; rbcitation-Our Union Jack,
Awhfff A n Miss McEwen’s -Class; song-The Lit-
 &‘“ . tle Dog Under the Waggon, Misses
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%'¢%%rm  .  E Rev. Mr. Macintosh; recitatioié-1-The
'  ` Boy That Scoffed at Santa aus.
A erl.c|Remed forfcnslwc = 1 . _
ligllhngoorslomgennionbaeai ; Reginald White,C song _Oguib It-leroesi
W0 g_¢;m,vu|g|0n5_Fev¢n5l.- Miss McEwens lass, dis r u ion o Y V
nessendLossorSis|-:il  prizes: God Save The King- At the , _ __
if -I *md _ cl e of the program another touch- \\\~.\ \ »\, ' ATLAN'1~}C_ Ga I Jun, gg (gpg. R
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'mc me ‘Sum _ ing el/*mt 11001* Pla” when Maatef ~» ` I cial)-All arrangements are complet- . 0
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siiisnmioils. V
.._°’l‘he semi annual examinations
and elosing'exercises of the Bouris
Bug publgc school WGN held frurn
gwo to |11 Friday evening. A large
number .qf visitors and parents were
present and expressed their satisfsc
tion The class rooms were beautiful
ly decorated and both students and
teachers are to be congratulated on
e iine showin the made. The Pu
p in a four rooms acqu em
selves creditably and answered all
questions promptly. The classes were
examined by Rev. R B McDonald
Rev F A Wightman, Rev John Mc
inations oveg, all* proceeded to the E
assembly room where a splendid PIO-
gram was given: Address by Rev. Mr
entitled My Dad’s Dinner Pail, by b
Hully ’spects Her Beau,_by Master
Joseph Foley and Miss Cassie Mar-
co duet Misses Annie and Lillie
Bessie and Nellie Garrett; speech by
Clarence Acorn stepped forward, and I
on behalf of the pupils of the upper-.
rooms, read a beautifully worded ad-
dress and presented their teacher Mr.
5 boob  if
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4 K l D N F ‘il f
Edward Feehan with a handsome Q. _ ' ... /‘
(Special to the wusrdian) Theodore Roosevelt and District At
EDMONTON, Alta, June 28.-Thi! torney Whitman both have Nrmis
morning the charge against Mr J D |10” to carry pistols Reports some
Kennedy in fox stealing case wa! time ago that they had 39111306 10|’
withdrawn by Crown Attorney, no gn
evidence being aduced He bald blpep :Magistrate Corrigan when he told M
held n a warr nt because e s ow
D°"“|d Bw' Mr' Macrntosh' Mr A gone ‘lo price the stolen foxes prior Brooklyn yesterday that in idluillt
o the theft and was suspected of the permits he had waved one of the
aving knowledge regarding the theft. chief requirements of the law. and
'*“°*-~‘°--~°------------- had asked neither of the applicant!
' ded t Carl M Don ld; ecial d e ,
Wi htm” Wh” W3' “ p°i”t°d chmr nhl; for history, prescented byBpMiss for an amdmvit of gon chu” er
K nr P '
mm; opening °h°ms_M°“ M tl” grace Mitchell, awarded to Carl Mc- _
North; recitation-An Incident of the Donald; special prize for general p,.o_
War' 55’ Mi" M°EW°“'5 Class; “ng ilciency, presented by Mr. -H. J. Ma- 7 ' l L.
NEW YORK June 27-Colonel
ch
permission were confirmed by
magistrates at a meeting i
, rded t C1 ence- Acorn. ~ "3""
M555” Alex- M°°”°7i addregs' Fam' Glide ‘bill-lst prtlze, C111-arence Acorn: _.__ °“t th” stat’ h"° “lremly
ef Jehu M°D°““1d' f°°"‘“*‘°”“W"°“ zna can Mcvonald- are oem °PP°B’°“°°- TN’ m°'“'b°" °f
' - - » BASKATOON, Sask., June . 28
Wlghtman; prize for geography, Ern- (Specia1)_MeBg"- "ports came into legislature now in session will
the I-I l
est White; prize for attendance, Arth- Saskatoon of the murder at Walker' cipate in the inauguration Q Y QM. and Prince
1"' Houma- Gm” Vn'”1“ Pfizih Sask., one hundred miles west of 'qs' which will ta' ‘Ii
Franklin Morris; znd, Annie Garrett; hm, of _,umm Gmk, B ,,,,,°_ym._,,1d_ the customary new 0
3rd, Elsie Mitchell; prize for writing, child’ by Kate Hamm. twelve years civic organizations. t v
Dorothy whim? I Pri" wr spelling' old It is said that the Hanson girl Governor' Brown' the oukgoing
Clin Mccauumi pri" for Latin' confessed to the murder when Qhe cuuve' has arranged to ta e B
R31 h W1 htm., - - 1 h 1 vacation after his retirement
p g n prize or istory _
L0u1ge_wigh¢m,m;' prize for arithmef ;’¢‘)’g1’;nitt‘;‘(;3o€;°“3‘g;1eTh;1'mg1x°;as:g: office. Rumors are in circulation
u,w1u M .- . hem
c i e yrer discovered until last Monday. I states Senatm
Governor John M. slate... 'rue ad-'W
ed for the inauguration today ofllsulll
TORONTO
guard of visitors from bmah of the Pon
his recent illness, it is un
negotiations are now going
1°* ‘U10 Purchase oi a im,
"H95 by the Prince w ich
to the Vatican gardens,
0811 'be reached either by
an underground passage or
'“Y. cbd would enable the
81110? a very much larger
his walks. This section al.
magnificent' view of the
toward the Nadi.
25 (Special)-Oviring
N
ay enter the race for the
ME, ‘June 26
o truth in the rumor that
not take part in the Panama
position,'-’ said Signer Nitti,
  Minister of Agriculture, Industry
present. Although taken by surprise
Mr. Feehan made a. suitable FGPIY-
He thanked thc pupils for their gen-
erous gift and said he would always
remember it as it_was the gift of a
class of which he was proud. The fol-
lowing is a list of the prizes given in
the Principa1’s Department of Souris
Public School: Special prize for geo-_
rc. ._
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When You Want Good
Plumbing In A Hurry
Phone Us. We’re No
Farther Away Than The
Nearest Phone 393-]
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Qwred H. Trainor-80 Grafton Simi)
V l 'f
Motor
Gasoline
Motor Oil
Albany Grease
Cell Connectors
Dry Cells Columbia
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Supplies
Bronze Shafting
Steel Shaftiug
Bronze Propellers
Bronze Lag Screws
Brass Pipe and Fittings
Electric Wire (primary and Iron Pipe and Fittings
5'3°°Ud9fY) Gasoline Copper Boat tanks
Ammeiers » Gasoline Storage Tanks
7
by mail the following postage must
be added to price of order. Early
Lean, awarded to Franklin Morris:
*gig special prize for English, presented Uv
5 Mr. Edward Feehan, awarded to Lil-
i la Garrett; special prize for writinll. » r .
presented hy Mrs. William McDonald,
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ATTRAC TI VE J EWELRY
'il
and ornaments designed especially or
Summer rl t
l
_ wen ng are no necessarily
x B 1 es
° “' V ous nisrnay
includes many dainty and useful articles
that you may want or need, and all mod
e
ratsly priced.
LW. TAYLOR
Southside Queen Square
~ .-as ~ ii
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'mil P. 
or
Black Diamond S.S. Line
'A Delightful Two Weeks Vacation,
for $60.00 and up, including meals
and berth, from Charlottetown to
Sydney, C. B., across the Gulf to St.
Joh'u’s, Newfoundland, up the Gulf
‘and River Bt. Lawrence to Montreal
"and back to Charlottetown.
The scenery is magnificent, the air
*bracing and restful and ideal water
trip.
The S. S. "City of Sydney" and
steamers. with excellent passenger nc-
commodation, and meals, and are dt-
ted with Marconi Wireless.
One of these steamers leaves Mont-
real every Friday evening, and Char-
lottetown every Mgonday evening dur-
ing the season.
For further particulars apply to
- BUNTAIN, BELL & C0.,
Agents.
Charlottetown,P. E. I.,
.May som, 1913. ”’
IV rrwflm.
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Please read carefully-Plants sent-
hl-_l_%_ '
Spark Coils, jump and make
break spark
Connecticut Plug Coils
Perfex Spark Plugs
Perfex Vibrators
Rajah Spark Plugs
Red Head Spark Plugs
Water Hose
Water Intake Scoops
Schebler Carburetors
Silllson Wrenches
Combination Plyers
cabbage, cauliflower and celery 10c,
per 100 for postage. early tomatoes
8c. per doz, late tomatoes 6. and
Gasoline Pumps
Copper Gasoline Pipe
Packers for Gasoline
engines
Combination Stem Bearing
PlaiiiStern Bearings
Inside Packing Boxes
over perennials such as Pansy, Daisy,
Forget-me~nol:, Carnations, Sweet
William, Dianthus and Holly hocks
l2c. per doz must be added for pos-
tage. Annual bedding plants pos-
Magnetoes, jump and make- tage free (at prices quoted).
_ llfC2k Spark Vegetable plants. early c bbage
Screw Drivers
per 100, cauliflower and celery 751:.
Pfiming CUPS late cabbage 5c. per 100, wintered 15¢ per doz,
a
e
(very limited quantity) 60c. per 100 .
Trouble Lamps- late cabbage for fall and winter 15c: addmss' we one” receive mae”
per 100-extra early tomato (only a 0
Plinis ` "
Annual flower plants, Aster, Phlox,
Petunia, Verbena, snapdragon, seed-
ling Pansy and Daisy, Nasturtium
tall and dwarf, Lobelia, Sweet Alys-
su-m, Canary, Creeper, Mignonette,
Larkspur, Zinnia, Dusty Miller, at
Stocks' 20c. per doz., Balvia, Seed-
lings, Carnations. and Dahllas doulble
and single from seed at 25c. per doz.
Double Dahlia Bulbs Bc. each, 75c.
15c. per doz.
‘ ° ° *Cash must accompany ord-
rs. Write plain, give full name and
without e signiture. It is advisable
n l-ine of railway or boat to ex-
press or freight unless the order is
Enrolment
%
Br
service 310.00 for
. ' C erce.'
The Pure Bred Clydesdale 9%: the ¢0..».m~y, the
' just signed a bill passed by
shnmn _ment allotting two million
tt ($400,000) f th It li ction
i   the Exposiilllon. IE an? :dlrlgiiig for
or
it io be worthy of Italy. It wish
1. take advantage of the
`show friendship for the
by
ional celebration ”
anization of our section -and
participating actively inthe
- ' s ` ' ' ' s
N ot1ce_ to Public
Just received a can-load of Beaver flouidirect from the mills lu bbls
bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry sf£u`ll‘-.ire ofthe following choice
ands of flour. __
_ 'I‘ilson_’|`TPrldi
Roval Sturm
' Rainbow
Delight
_ Phoenix Squai `
Also Bran & M lddleings at verydoweiprlces. Give us a call,
FRED c.cLAsx,owner.l  G  A    '
Bruce Stewart Bruce Stewart
` i £3 Co. Led ta Co Ltd.
few) at 5c. each, late tomato
per doz., cucumber, squash and pump-
kin 20c. per doz., tobacco 60c. per
100.
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A Castle in Spain _
s "noi in it" with a good substantial, up-to-date steel range in your kitchen. Don‘\
hoard up all your money, building castles for future years, and in the meantime have
your wife worn out in dai y toil, working with a pnor stove. Tho Farmsr’s wifes s
well as the Farmer, need good tools. A few dollars invested now in 'sn-
Enterprise Monarch Steel Range
will save the time and temper of the housekeeper, lessen fuel and repair bills.
S. W. CRABBE
Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges
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The Dysiani And England °‘°°
Fox Company Limited(
li..i|....i..a c.,.i¢..i $ioo.ooo
s_.._|._s¢.ai.¢¢i comin eso,ooo
_l¢..i.1l\w.¢...f, .i»...a.i..'.f. m..:...ia..i r. ls. i. .
Vice Pres Charlottetown? E I
  ensiiey ci meek.
clump plants, (many winter milled)
Carnation, Sweet William, Forget-
me-Not, Dianthus, Pansy, Daisy, at
60c. per doz., Holly hocks Bc. each
75c. per don. '
A
20c.
Perennials wintered over large
for small amounts or small quanti-
ties. If your station is not a pay
station freight should be prepaid.
The above list is intended for cus-
tomers not ‘in a position to doll at
our great daily market sale of plants.
When at all convenient call and per-
sonally select your requlrments.
P. E. I. R
follows'
A I L W AY
Onmmonclng on April 10th, 1918. the trains of this Rsllwsv will run
5-28WMEtf.
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Fertilizer formulas
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Mix the plant foods in .
the following proportions:
Nitrate of Soda... 50 lbs
Tankage .  ,. . .|50 lbs
Acid Phosphate...700 lbs
Muriate of Potash |00 lbs
Application 300 to 5oo
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expenses.
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