sprin-s;if'Sh°<'-S.
_ icravenettc- and real buck-
; A Cook Studio -
." for 'Women .
The _'_new styles in
- spring Shoes for woirieiff
are-, hero _n_,ow- showing
some splendid idea;s.in‘
_ gun petal, patent, suede,
skin. ’ _ -
The latest _style 'hints
are shown. and some of
the most beautiful models `
in good "boots we have
ever exhibited are in the
display. _ A A
Prices’ $4.00, 4.50, 5.00
and_6.oo`. ~ .» __ Y
- mc
Alley  Co.
135 Queen Street _
ii Phone ,3:97iY
fi when you wish to make l
an appointment with the
i
i _..¢-_su-_»-~¢~»~»~.s
ANNUAL 
’l‘he General Annual Meetinirof the
Shareholders of the Charlottetown
(lnndensed Milk Company; Limited.
will be held in the Board. of Trade
Rooms, Market Building, Queen
Street, in Charlottetown. on Wednes-
dny. the 18th day of March, 191.4, at
3 o’clock p. m., for the election of
Directors and tho. transaction of
general business.
llated this 10th day of March, 19144
i - SIMON W. CRABBE,
_ Gm’ H915 s §9\_1`ice of- Dieconteut
` Evsrr wbmnn wishes t `i‘
always. _Gray hairsmeaii thgkpfifstiilig
°' 7°“"‘ °-°’“""‘» They are the sour-
-;’__:’_f m5“Y B |188"-ache to many and
be T-is »w°m“"' Bu* 01°? need not
» ' “7 5 HM' Hmlth restores grgy
gain' to its natural color. It is put B
ye.
By its tonic qu liti _
ill! a new vigorous, Esélgzypxgfsh
°f the hiur. bvrsmsving asncrnii 1.
~'“"’i""i°K *-0 We weln sna his iiniri
roots a new life it brings' back the
"G1 °°1°r. and iustrs oi tus hair,
If ian" 9- fill! trial according 1;
directions, itiails to do this we will
“guild Your money,
1'-00. soc. zsc, G i
°t°1`°- Svld and recommdiideii Tity oihr
A.; F°lt°l`» drugziet, Charlottetown.
\
 
The Worldwide Fox
' Exchange
Montague, P. E. I.
Olers for sale to-day
8 grprs. Class A. 1914 options 1 Sz 2 from
axis cinssa. 1914 nsiivsi-y ensp
J. W. Carruthers, Pres.
J. A. Mclntyre. Sec. Tres.
 
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Tenders For Blooming
` rk
Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
SEALED TENDEBS w ll be receiv-
ed at this Oilice until noon on WED-
NESDAY MARCH Z5, »1914, from
Master, Bloon:ing`Point, and at this
by n certified i:_iie'¢`1'1i"e"on any charter-
the sum' oi Fifty Dollars ($50.00).
dersigned and marked "'l‘ENDERS
FOR BLOOMING POINT BRIDGE."
Secretary of Public Works.
1456-3-16M16 18 23 24ME.
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"I _  ‘__
' V -ins?"
COAL `
cannot be too black or too heavy
providiniit is Coal. Get in a sup-
ply of t é best NOW-you wig
eel more sure of comfortan
warmth. Our grades are warran-
ted to satisfy you in quality and
price. ‘ `
0. Lyons 8|. Co;
Phone r ri _
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Department of Public Works.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
'March 12, 1914.
SEALED TENDERS will be recelv_
ed at this Department until noon on
WEDNSDAY, MARCH 25, 1914,
from any person or persons willing
to contract for the repairing of
HICKEY'B BRIDGE, West’ Cape, nc-
Ladner, Road Master, West Point.
and at this office. _ '
Each tender must he accompanied
by a certified cheque on any °l1Bl`C°\"
an punk, payable to the order of the
Commissioner _ of Public Work! 101
the sum of _One' Hundred Dollars
($100,011). Cheque will be returned
if tender is not accepted.
'Phs'Dcpartment 'does not bind it-
ssii to nccspt -the lowest or any tev-
er._ ' ‘ _ _ - ~ .» '
d Tenders to be'ad-dressed; to the un-
dersigned arid marked "TENDERS
FOR HICKEY’B BRIDGE."
L. B. MCMILLAN,
_ Secretary of Public Works.
1454-3-161/116 18 98 24ME. `
NOTICE r
' .
Tenders For Hickey’s‘
Bfidg€` ` 'ro s'rUDY Am ' -
---°I'l‘ PAY_B to buy in tbilprovines
...°'r1is iionnnio lunar onsro
tan can be obtained at W. A. Jehu
ston's. Montague.
.JPAINFUL ACCIDENT.--Mr.Har
ry H‘llt, Fortune Bridge, while pil-
.1uK.‘1uir»'1¢r had the misfortune ti
have a log roll on his hand; erusbin_
lil 0UK¢\`l leverelvf-F: ' '»__ ' ~
...°FOX STOCK.-Still 5 few shares
of stock for sale in some of the besi
fox companies. Bure dividend payers
P. E. Island Fox Exchange and Real
tv Co., Ltd, Summerside. 1479-8~4mt:
ing is the standing of Souris High
cipal's Dept. Grade VIL- 1,- Ciarenci
Acom; 2, Liila Garrett; 3, Antbui
Holland-Grade VII-1, Franklit
Morris; 2, `iAunie Gari'_ett;_ 3, Elsie
Mitchell, 4, Winnie Sterns;-Grade. V
-1, Cassie Mercou; 2, Harold Iaevie
3', Arthur McDonald.-Miss Mcle-
Bcssie Garrett, 2, Valentine Morris;
3| Gordon Cheverier-_-Grarle IV, Sen-
ior-1, William Poole; 2, Norberi
Steels, 8, Andrew Meuraut.-Miss Mc.
nwsn's mpc. Gi-nas In, Jr,-1, onsi-
lie Clarke; 2, Ray Gallant; 3, Rob-
ert Baker.-Grade II, Sr,f-1, Pere:
McD laid and Wallis' McEwe ' Z
Walsh's Dept. Gra-de II-Jr. 1, -Phil
_ip Hughes and Wanda Acorn; ~2
James’ McCallum-; Edit-h Collin and
Ivan Chsveric 3, Reggie White and
Willie -Prau-g-ht.-Grade I, Sr.-1, Hu-
bert Mebon and Charles Styles; 2
Eunice Garrett -and Howard Donalds.
‘i Ponald McDonald and Harry Bus
;--"-" -'*-i ~ . - . -
 '| PN- AIU” (lbllilld b0l‘I1) 1014. h°Y"'G"“l° 1 JY-“L R“°“°u P001'
..  2 prs. Class B. " " “ ‘. and Hilary _Paq.uet; 2, Fred Mclilach-
ern and Simon Perry, 3, Bernard
Folev and Andrew McIntosh.-E. D.
Feehan, _Pri-nclpal.°
...'TOWN COUNCIL.-The first reg'
ular meeting of the newly appointed
Council of the 'l"own oi Souris war
held in the Town H_‘a‘ll on Monday
M-arch 9th Councillors H. H. Acorn
M,. A. Paquet; J. B, Matthew; D. A.
McDonald and F. S. McDonald ani
the Town Clerk Mr, C. C. Carleton,
were present. His Worship Mayor J.
W. Brennan was in the chair. Aitei
a few open-ing remarks, His Worshii
called upon the clerk to read th-
minutes of t-he special meeting helf
J B - 'fm' ‘“‘""‘°'-“' '“" in February. A bin amounting ti
` o _ s 3.11 for shovellin snow and our
$1 8 .
amounting to, $38.50 _from P. M
' _ ,Hughes for service; were passed. A
   letter was read from I-leap and Par
_ tners, Ltd., Montreal, stating that
127 GI'aft0Il St.~ ‘ ` their representative, who was sooi
to inspect the power plants in Sum-
Telephoné 192_J__ nepsrtmsnt of Pu-hiis ws s, mamma and G,m,,0m,t0wu_ would _b,
pleased to visit Souris with a vow
March 12' 1914' oi ascertaining if it be possi-ble to
install smallelectric planti Sou
chairman of the Street.. Committee
Ofilce. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Each tender must be accompanied “skid thigc ‘3(;'d_b°n_:p€"°{_’;m_tf_§r_f;’g
expenses urr a o in
k
_ - in opening drains etc. The cler was
:§n:;':;‘é|:_?,,y,.Bblgftifsuiigizosgxkgf gr- authorized to' write to the govern
ment for a -quantity -of drain pipe
- . t d t d Mayor Brennan then -said a few
E:f°,:‘c°ce`;;:,1d_b° re “me it an er is words of explanation of the d-utief.
~ ._ ~ d t hi d “_ of the several, committees. _Councillor
Beillghgo nI3;£:{t::;n‘i°w';e; 1:3. an? tem -D. F. McDonald, representative o!_
der - _ . - _tl_i_e _Council ontet_hehFire Board, said
‘ th _ t e. he inspec t o nrs engine and
Waders t° bs addressed to ° un found it to work well. A number- _of
By-laws were t-heupassed. Messrs.
L_ B_ MCMILhAN_ Peter A. McPhee and P. Mclsanc
were then re-appointed special police-
men for current; after which the
meetiii~z.adiourned to meet on _Mon-
day March 16th.'
vnuoiuimi or ,osiiuvinu ooi.oNi
CALGARY Marci: 13-The Van
-  __ __ Iv \ .
» P guard oi the German Colony at I-lus
sur, north of Bnssano arrived yester
day. 'They corrloriss several noblemer
und their following. They have ac
quired ninety thousand acres of land
CURRENTS OVER
ATLANTIC OCEAN
NEW YORK, M-arch 12.-Eilorts will
be made, it was learned t.o~d-ny, to
obtain from tho government at Wash-
ington and from the Canadian auth-
orities, the assistance of meteorolo~
glets in makin-g observiaf/ions from an
aeroplane, which will be flown of! thc
coast of Newfoundland, during the
coming summer. The purpose is to
cording to. the _speciilcation to beast , th 1 oe d direction 0,
99°” “t 'tm R°°m°“°° `°' Joh" L' airmcriilriidnts eatmvarighs altitudes at
the starting point of t-he proposed
flight across the Atlantic by the
Wanamaker Aeroplane.
-_._...l__;._
Nerves Are Sore
_ ` land' Painful
Nsurltis, or inflammation of the
nerves is the most painlul~ of herv
ous ailments. You mv! feel the sore
ness ortenderness throughout -thi
body, or it may be confined lu cer-
tain nerves. In the hesd it is called
nnurslgis; in the hips and legs, scis-
tics;_ in-the facc'. tiedoiorsux, and is
the chest. iotercostal nonrslzis. -
.Tbs spplicdtion of dry heat oilordr
relief from the lance-like ps1ns. but
the essential thing. is td build up the
.23 Telephone M_eetinl--  ww- -rem sv ov vw
stent use__oI such si-sstorstivs as
rss sninisi osnmi mains.. of ti" gf: _oiiusw um. rosa. ' Yen win
siisi-dimers ci the 'i‘vlevh_°1=° 0°-~ ans msn symptoms cp warn you si
of Prince MWIN wma' '"1 N mm thi dcnicted condition’ of _the nervous
at the Head Omoo ol the WH: aQl`i`,.snd this ls your opportunity
Queen Egret. 0h\'f\°W°°°“ °° Im i-peers to the hsiiyfzne mm
num -'im 4°' °‘_',f,1‘,',,°“- ,,,- ini vim-uni is-_in-. _
at R hggfpgihndgrihg snn\is'i° rs: ghiis this l\‘*l_t iood.s__i:e :L ii:
r si lin nov mi: into rv
.os-. s-» -we -1 1>,;~°,,°,°,'-_-,,°,:.‘! .....%.n..n'~‘-.. il.. isnt. ..€..
th! "'*"¥°““°” °' ‘M "foam, firm dnb and tissue.-and. by noting
""'|“"l-X‘_'!97."'9P°'l’ wm' ’ your increase in weight. You Glu
~ "i waurnn s. oizsirr prow mono scum his msec si his
._ ., * ‘_  - ‘g¢sp¢,sry. aervd, and it isths only way to
*tion for advertising in this cpiunis.
___»EXAMINATION8____T5e (ono,w___in Charlottetown Wednesday.-F.
School for month of February. Prin-
toche’s Dept. Grade _IV , Junior-1,_
_ 0 _ “. ..
Joe Swallow, 3, Geo. Billard.-iiiiss
' a n
ris. On the motion of`Councillor A-
any persén or persons wining to corn, seconded by'Councillor Pnquei
-_ . 1 - _ _ the letter was received and ordered
 conhgcf t!°;rH1-leempzéziolljngt eaoilse to be Placed on tile. A resolution-was
‘“¢cm§ ‘emu ,D558 mn at ‘im m,_ submitted by ocnnsiiicr Acorn in
5936 E, Alexander _Mqmmald Road favor of..having an exhibition held in
° ° ' Souris annually. Councillor Acorn
_men hauling. trswls and lobster pots
lbs-nd. While -engaged in scholastic
...°oN's. onwr psi- sci-4 sash ins...
lash must accompany order. Mini.
num charge-twenty-iivg canes,
PLENTY OF ICE.-The farincr`s
if Fortune are busy storing ice for
the coming summer.-7F.
sssrisiiii msonsis
...°Mr._E. S. Johnstone, Fortune
Bridge, was in Charlottetown, Tues-
lay on a business trip.--F.
Jie Maritime Bridge Company, was'
~\.~»._
...°It is pleasing to learn that Mrs.
Joseph Conohan, Fortune, is re-
covering from her recent illiicsa.-F._
...°Messi‘s. Reg. Dingwell and Ernest
\ingwell_ Bay Fortune, were in Son-
ris, Tuesday.--F.
...°The many friends of Mrs, John
viiils, roi-inns, wiii he sorry is near
of her continued illness.-F. \ i
-'-'° I
...°Mr. Douglas Aitken, Fortune
irldge, left for Charlottetown, Wed,-i
iesday to attend the Orange Grandi
Lodge.-F. f
...°Mrs. James McKenzie of Bay
'<‘ortune. accompanied hy Mrs. Henry
'lingwell were in Souris, 'l‘i.icsday.-
F.
~ The m'anv fr1ends of Mrs. J. West.
Union, will he pleased to learn that
slis is getting alone nicely in the
P. E. I. Hospital after having under-
gone an operation on Frday last.
__._.._.i____.
ng-Rekall Tooth Paste. Delight-
ully cleaning and refreshing, sweet-
ns t-he iizouth and helps keep the
gums ilrm and rosy. Your money
.ack if it iloesn’t. Price 25c.
iihe. The MacKinnon Drug Co.
Corner Great George and Kent Sts.
Mti. I
P
_ - --__.___`,_i
wus win ii iii 4
s iisiiuwiniu
Under the caption “Who's who lu
he Fishing World," Tho Canadian
_Fisherman for March gives a sketch
nd photograph of Mr. William A.
18.08.
I
huge. Thin Ui' Faded llsir
Becomes Abundant sad
Radiant With Life -
Girls and women of all ages want
to be charming, beautiful and attrac-
tive- it's their birthright- but un-
sightly, thin and lifeless _hair des-
troys hal( the beauty of a pretty
If your hair is not attractive, is
...°Mr, J .A Cameron, engineer for f“~|UI1'2 out, strceky. N111 01 dumdfuif.
too dry, or if the scalp itches and
DUFDB. d0I\’t delay-use Parisian Sage
Rub it well into the scalp, It will
go right to the hair roots, nourish
them, and stimulate the hair to growl
strong and luxiiriant. Parisian Sazc
removes dandruil with one apglica-
clon and cleanses the hair of dirt,
dust and excessive oil.
Parisian Sage gives the hair just
what is needed to make it soit, iluily
thick and gloriously radiant, It is
sold in fifty cent bottles only by
toilet counters. Look for the trade-
Gco. E. Hughes and at all drug and
mark-"The Grl with the Auburn
HBH-" A609111? no substitude.
i "'s'i‘n‘c‘i' 'M `i'n`i'i'i' ""§'
BTC OK QUOTATIONB.
kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex-_
change, 164 Richmond Bt., Char-
lottetown, P. E. 1'.
March, 13th, 1914
Atchison 96% 90§ JG;
Am. Boot Sugar No sale
Am. Smelters No sale
Amal. Copper 745 73%
Brooklyn R. T. 92-2 911
Canadian Pacific 206 204
Ei-ie 282 281
Great Northern Pfd. 1271 126%
Illinois Cent.
74
421
205%'
285
1z7i‘
24
111%
110 “
1
Northern Pacific 112; 1101
` 110” 1
1633
Pennsylvania llll r
Reading 163% 1625
Rock Islaml 42 41
Southern Pacino 95 93
Southern Railway No sale
Union Pacific‘ 157§ 1551:
Ui S. Steel 641 63%
Utnli Conner 6-ii 5-it
` MONTREAL STOCKS.
_` . High Low
1570
631,
5-ik
Close
.-‘ound, Super ntendent oi Fisheries,
jttaws., from wh ch the following is
-.n extract,
_iorn and educated in ii city? No!
filiey' 'w'e'r'e' all "raised" on a farm;
iigrated to the city while yet un-
St\ldY. and in the near future we! ina_v\
ave‘it all explained to us that the
iew mownhay has a tendencv to ds-
elop braininess in the rustic youth
.ontrary to'the popular belief.
~ Mr. Williim A.-Found: the subject
>f our sketch this month, _was born
n the country at Found’s Millsi
friiice Edward Island, In addition
to claiming the “Island” as his
iirth-place, Mr.»Found ilrst saw the.
Vho" can kill two birds with the
me stone by celebrating Christmas
nd his birthday at one and tho
iame time
The patriotic “Islander” always
efers to that province as the “Is-
and"-- what other Island is there
.nt Prince Edward Island anyway?-
ind the spirit which burns in their
ireasts has given to Canada abrecd
if men who retain their inherited
ingleness of purpose and loyalty to
.he line ol endeavour thov take un
n later life. Mr, Found has all oi
.be Island attributes. He is a 01110*-_
massuming man, but as Superintend-
int of 'the Dominion Fisheries he is
_ntensely loyal to his work and nat-
:lotieallv optimistic as to the future
if the Canadian Fisheries,
Like many other able men who
iave “made good." he recsivnzl his
irimary education at his home
wheel. from- which he entered on s.
2011010 ¢oux'le,at the Prince of Wales
College at Charlottetown. Graduat-
ng from that institution- in 1891
he engaged in school teaching, and
successful-ly held the .principalshio of
schools in his hoinrtown and at
H~ampton',.-Pi-'E. ~I.f.-In the Fail oi-
'__B97. he' gave up teaching and earlv
in the ioiiowins vssii- scceptsn .,_1..,,.
'or position in the'Fishe‘i»ies,Bra:ich
ni the ,Department oi Marine- and
ll_'isli`er.iel_fat _0ttaw`i,',`~By- dint( of hard
"°rlefv,°fim¢ work. he- rose rapidly in
the eervice,.a-nd in April 1911, when
the Wlitlon became vacant. he was
;\ppointed Superintendent of Fisher-
as '
HBVHII been brourht up in an cn-
'dornment of dshiniz,_ Mr. Found is a
duizularlv competent authority upon
many branches of our resources in
this line. As a ,boy he spent many
days at sea with the Island usher-
whlle the vslci oyster beds around
the Island alorded gina an opportun-
ity to studs -the ivaivs at first
work, Mr. 'Found - devoted s :rest
deal of his span time to studyinz
the nshei-los in hisvlcinfity. and the_
numerous articles from his pen upon‘
throvster 'and lobster fisheries css
be-taken as standards from both a
orsctiesi and scientinc point of view.
His knowledge and experience ol the
dsherles, combined with his studies
on the sublbet of Usb culture, sd-
mirablv lit him for the nosition
Who evci' heard oi n trust mul-rilute .
resident, millionare, or prominent D0m'Swel Corp" 32% an
.~ublic man boasting oi having been
ducateikin-the -local-sclioolhousee and
ight at a congen-ial-period- Christ-‘May Wheat
_nss sivs, 1a1s- ss that snr -'wiis's|Jniy whens- s
Mount Edward
Brazilian Traction 821 815
Cana-dn Cement 30 2 30%
Detroit '
825
30 2
72
32
226%
15 L
105
137-;
Montreal Power 226'; 224;
N.C.Steel & Coal Cum. X Div.
Quebec B;/__ ____ _1-'fi 15%
Richelieu & Ontario 105 1045
Shawinigan 137% 137
Spanish River Com. No sale
iophisticated to cut their mark on, t R _ N 1
he world. In this fact, some scien-, ;;KignC‘itvy XDW? ga e
;ist has an admirable subject for `
Laurentide 188 135
Ottawa 151i 151
'Spot 13.20 unchanged. _
environment of fields, cows milk and _
COTTON.
High Low Clnpa
1259 1249 1259
1200 1195 1199
1185 1181 1183
1144- 11391148
ISIONB
V .
Hiirh Low Close ‘,
938 92; 98|
88{ 71 88;
67i Gi 67;
_ March _
May _ ,
|Julv
'October `
GRAIN A PRO
6 .
66! 67|
2170 2152` 2167
2172
1087 1080 1037
1107 1100 1109
Com
Corn
Pork '
Pork
Lard _
Lard
Mav
July
'May
July
671
July
: ,_..,___.._.______.__
FUX SllllI|(_[l1l0Til|llHS
i-‘UnNisHisii AND oonn.si0frs7D
nA1i.v BY 'mic MARITIME
Fox isxui-iANoic AND IN-
Vi<:s'rMicN'r CoMPANY
LTD.
Asked
Price
110
100
100
115
110
60
175
110
’ _l"n.r
Belmont 100
Smith
Barkers
Dalton
Brighton
Upton
Charlottetown
Rexel
Victoria `Farm _ __
Ives - .
Dinnis Phdigroeil Foxes
Provincial _
Howatt-'Dalton _
Taylors . 10_0
Croilt _Canada Northern _100
Carruthers 100
Tuplin Irving
Dominion
Sutherland
R. J. McNeill Cu
Montague
Trout River
Seal River
Freeland
Samson
North Tryon Co.
Park Farm
Milton Patch Fox Co.
Sourls Black Fox Co.
Three Rivers
Spring Park Fox Co.
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
115
125
125
120
100
100
100
110
1.00
ioo
ioo
ioo
ioo
ioo
ioo
100
50
500
ioo'
no
ioo
so
'iso
io 40
_ ioo izs
40 40
zoo
ioo
ioo
so
ioo
ioo
230
105
105
50
100
100
100 200
100 100
CASTOR IA
Ile: Inhsits and llhilnlren.
ilu KH Yss lim Aims lioqli
n@m 
_ _ . ' which he nsuis ns snpsrinisnssnt si; E "H ' °‘ lm 3 ZM
"--. MIG-9-Hilti. obtain lasting bsnent. Fisheries. ' »
Jiiotatious furnished by F. R, Mc- I
Curdy &. Co., Stock and Bond Hro-
4.; 1
03§ i
we
mei*
151
FOR SALE, 76} ACRES OF LAND
SUMMER C()'l"I‘AGE FOR SALE.-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THAT
iN-sim- fI*i§§'§l"..“~.'1'L§?§ZT.°f  UUWUUS 'W3 I ` A  
\ "‘
Th`ere is a period in the I
life of every man when he
thinks about the future-
welfare -of those depend-
-ant upon him. Sometimes
this does not come until
sickness overtakes him.
’i` hen he makes a will but
it may be made under
wrong influence. 1
Had the_Will been made
during good health, the
most deserving persons-~
according to the deceased’s .
The Perpet
PAID UP CAPITAL
TOTAL ASSETS
' AND
Morris Block
wish-_--would have shared
in the distribution of the
Estate.
_ Do you not realize that'
it is your sacred duty to
no longer delay making
your Will ?
The advice of the Do-
minion Trust Company in
this matter may be of
value to you. All such
discussions are treated in
strict confidence.
DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
ual Trustee
and undivided profits over $ 3,000,000
controlled by Company $18,890,000
Trusteeships for Bondholders 
mm i AdViSOYy B03Yd
- NEW YORK STOCKS. »
::Clean teeth never decay. Pre- W. H. Aitken H0n.`ChaS. DZllt0I1
serve |_vour teeth ' from decay-and 0 High I-‘°""' Glo" _ Frank R_ Heal-tz
esp them white and beautiful by us- _
H. M. Davison,
Manager
Charlottetow ii
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FEMALE HELP WANTED '
WA'N"I"En`-' EXPEMENCED Main
for genctal house work. Apply ut
90 Upper Prince St. 1422-3-l3inti.
WANTED, A GIRL FUR GENERAL
`h6nsework','""i75 'Gr'nttoiTSt'r'c'c't_ '
K __ 1450-Sl-14M-1ipd.
WANTED-Young girl about 15
years to look alter child of six
during afternoons. Apply Mrs. R.
B. Norton. 'I6 Upper Prince St.
. _ 1305-3-12M3ipd.
WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
Housework. A-pply 85 Rochford St.
1410-3-12M! .
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework experienced one perferr-
ed? Apply at this ollice.
' 1578-3-11Mtl.
WANTED.-`_A~ -YOUNG LADY WITH
one or _two season's nilllinery ex-
perience, also lit smart girls to
learn mlllinery. Apply at once to
Miss Randle, head inilliner at
'Prowse.Bros.. Ltd. 1278-2-19Mtf.
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' FUR SALE
at Mayfield Lot 23. Will he sold
privately by applying to owner. R.
L. MoKinstry, Arcata, Saskatche-
uld, huriistors, Charlottetown.
_ 1440-3-14M3ipd.
An ideal siimmer home at Kclliloch.
entrance to Charlottetown Harbor,
with garden and orchard in con-
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UR SALE.- OPTIONS ON fi
piiirs 1914 pups. Pnrciits l.owis--
Riiyiior strain. St. Georges Biiv
Fur (.‘-0.. 8025 Jouriiiil Bldg, Dos-
t0H._l\l=\e§.°______ 15.75-1o~Mti.
Ol"l‘lONS, BCIIGHT AND Sillili,
l 1014. Foxes, Mink, Murtcii, ol.:-._
1--Organizing new companies my sph.
i cialty, T. G. Ives, Montague.
________ __ __ 3ia2-1-iiiviisti,
FOR SALE:-Ranch-raised and wild
Mink. Also deodorized ranch-raised
Skunk. Delivery July or later. Full
information furnished as to ranch
building and care of animals. St.
Georges Bay Fur Company, 803
Journal Bldg., Boston, Mass.
1274-2-19Mtf.
I-’OR'l‘liAl.'l‘S, CONVEX AND FLAT,
crayons, pastels, oiletts and water
colors. Lowest prices; workmanship
guaranteed. F. Young, 72 Upper
Queen street, City. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
'_ 1458-3-3M1.7ipd.
 
. MALE lll.l.|' WANTED-
WANTED APPBENTIOE IN FOUND-
ry. Bruce Btweart, &-Go.
_ __ ___ ___I _ __1887-11.Mtf.
wanfrnn, 'Two 00.41' Maxiiins.
Steady employment. Prices 56 for
sacks, or $15_per week. Apply W.
H. Henderson Box 82, North Syd-
Yl€Y» 1556-3*9M7ipd.
 
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wan, or to Matbieson and lVlcDon- SITUATIONS VACANT- WE WILL
puv you $120. to distribute roll!-
ious literature in your community.
Sixty flavs work. Experience not ro-
iiuircd. Man or woman. Opportunity
for promotion. Spare time may he
used, International Bible Press, 182
Spadinn Ave., Toronto. _
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nectlon.belonging to the estnte oil
W. -W. Vvellner. Apolv to W. T.
Wellner, Executor, 'l03 Grafton St.
` 1434-Zi-14Mtf_
two tenement house on Prince St.,|
at present occupied hv Dr. McMil-
isn and Mrs. J. A ' air-cron and
a three tenement -ho. - coriicr Sid-
nev and Hillsboro Sts., near Hills-
boro Souare belonging to the
estate of W. W. Willncr, will be
sold at auction 2nd April. Invest!
ors in real estate should take ad-
vantage of the closing of this
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CANADIAN TRADERS LTD, I
Royal Bank Building
(P. O. Box 73)
ST. JOHN. N. B.
Invites correspondence with fox _
breeders both an to sale of their
foxes and concerning the pnrclmso
of Silver Black or Piitch Foxes.
CANADIAN TRADERS is n
new compangr. of good connection,
in good stan ing, organized lo coal
in fur bearing animals.
Types and sizes.
information
if
estate. For particulars. apply to -
W. 'l`. Wellner, Executor. M0“312Mlm°
143*l'3'14mff- _ _
Gray Marine Motors
- Standard the world over, Made in sizes from
3 to 36 H. P. 1,2 &3 Cylinders for boats of all
Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
FOR SALE BY _ '
Stanley, Shaw & Peardon
Sole Agents for P. E. I.
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