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TWO _ A / _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIKN `
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` MAY 29,'-1918
a very ew years ther:
will be a demand for every horse~po
wer that can be developed on the St
Lawmnee river to which Canada if
chill-lol-for use upon the Canadiai
side." states Sir Clinord Sifton in thi
- Ninth Annual Report of the Columls
aion of Conservation which has Jus
been issued. “The situation wltl
regard to Niagara will undoubtedi:
be duplicated," declares Sir Clifford
“and if we 'are toolish enough to al
low vested interests to be created ol
the other aide of the line, we shall in
dvitqlllyyilnll ourselves handicappe-
' ~,»om]|orssssd_ .= we new are witi
#freebie Nlsgm power." lil
contends that a thorough study of thi
situation reveals that there is onl:
one-sound method of developing thes-
pqwan. vis.. under “an lnternationa
commission under which the best usi
of the powers will be made, the mos
.economical development effected ani
a just and equitable division of th.
power will take place for the benefi'
oi’ the people who are directly con
cerned in its use."
Special prominence is laid in the
report on power and Qiei problems
Following a comprehensive review o'
the progress of conservation in 191’
by_ Sir Clifford Siiton, are addressei
f -i “Peat as a Source of Fuel," by Dr _
Eugene Haanel, "The Fuel Situutloi
in'Canada." by Fuel Controller (E. A.
Maggrath, “Power Possibilities or
'he St._ Lawrence" by A. V. Whitf-
"'i`he Niagara Power Situation" in
llle same author and a colllprchen
sive treatment of the subject of rail
way electrification by S. T. Dodd ol
‘he General Electric Company und W.
F. Tye, C. E.
The results of the scientific invcsti
gatlons of the Comission to find ou
how best to regenerate the immense
areas of cut-over pulpwood lands ii
‘Eastern Canada are also given. Dr.
Cf Gordon Hewitt deals with thi
“Conservation of Wild Life in Cana
da" and Mr. J. P. Babcock \vith tin
"Salmon Fishery of the Fraser Ili
ver District.” ln addition. at ful'
account of the work accomplished bf
the Commission dllring thc your il
lezurd to water-powers, town-plunr.
ing, mining, agriculture and grim.
conservation is given. An interesl__
ing featgre ls a chart showinr: hor
the Ger an metal-buying collllllnn
tion controlled the metal markets o’
the world before the war.
omen! its Cheap!
'_ Use Lemon Juice
-_-e-.-»->» no-o-».¢.¢.-e-
hop-o-o-o~-a->¢-on-»¢-¢~»¢-.-o-4-»¢~a--a--g-»»-s-a-oo-a-o
To _keep your skin and complexion
naturally soft, white and clear ut all
times you simply must use a lotion
or;cream every day. But choose the
one that is best and costs the least.
The _ juice of two fresh lemons-
strsined into a bottle contalninr
three-ounces of orchard white makes
¢'.wil_0ie quarter pint of the most re~
lnarkabie beauty lotion :lt about the
cost one must pay for it small jar oi'
ordinary cold creams. Care should be
to strain the lemon juice thro-
a_gh~a Une cloth so no lemon pulp
Kota in, then this lotion will keep
fresh- for months. Ever\ woman
hlbws that lemon juice is used to
bleach and remove such .blemishes
as' freckles, sallowness and tall, and
is»the_idsal skin softener, smoothener
all beautifler.
'Inst take this -lotion! Make up a
qinrter pint of this sweetly fragrant
cream and massage it into the face.
u 'lly help to whiten, soften, freshen,
fl' dxbring out the hidden roses and
uty of any skin.
' our druggls-t will sell three ounres
oborchard white at little cost, a d l - ~ ' ` ' l
. slum. will supply me lemons. D any |‘;‘_bl‘° a“°t‘°“ °1`Sat“rday Junel
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Professional Cards
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onlh in advance, Victoria Hotel.
HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. Now
_ '_ S. S. IIESSIAN
V V Barrister, Solicitor,
' HONEY TO LOAN.
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 d_Hlce Ifonrs--8 io I0 n. m. _ 
l_ _, "_ ` _II to 3 p. ill   3;
 ' , 6 to 8 p. nl. ‘ai
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*"1* ' ' Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
V D STEW/\R~l‘ K (
 Notary Public
O*lce`_Nlwsos Block. Charlotteiowr
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. _ _ \_ -. wg , _ on the golf links the mas with the
_"Wm\|i ` f __  ' __. __ _ _ (The Greatest Sire of Speed.) driver CUPS a tiny`mould of sand, plac-
THE sole head of u family or any male over
section of available Dominion land in Manilobn.
alt h Albt A
1 .Vlail Contract
bv- _ '
SEA-LED ’l`ENDlJltS. addressed to
he Postmaster General; will be re-
elved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
‘ay, the 5th July, 1918 for the convey-
ance of His ll/Iajesty's_. Malls, on it pro-
>osed Contract 'f`o`r'four ears; 'six
fines per week over Rural Mil route
‘ io. .6 from Cardigan, P. E. Island
rom the lst October next,
Printed notices containing further
nformation as to conditions of' pro-
losed Contract may be seen and
dank forms of Tender may be obtain-
id at the Post Offices of Cardigan and*
t the office ot' the Post Office Inspec-
tor. _ _
JOHN F. WHEAR, ;
Post Office inspector.
Post Office |nspcctor’s. Office
“.harlottcto\vll 27th May. i918.
`0l5-5-29\Vl-rilll _ '
FARM _ron sill;
'l‘llc ullllcrslglll-il offers for sale lli_S|
`arlll collsisliilg of 40 acres, slfllluvdf
lt Long (‘rcci:, l'. IC. I, There is lll_
~rr‘llzll'Ll. also llwl-lllllg house and oil-2
buildings
TABLE
MOTOR BOAT SRATHGARTNEY
Leave Bonahaw Leave Ch'town
'l‘ues.2li ut 10.30 u.n1. 'l’ues.6.30 p.m.
l<‘l‘l. 31st 5.30 u. m .l<‘l°l. 1.30 p. Ln.
Zwkspd.
DUNHOLM  
t 2.161-4
DUNHOLM 2.16% will make the
season lit the owners stuble 114 Kent
St., (tllurlottctown and the follow-1,
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ing route leaving Charlottetown for
Eldon via l’o\vnu.1 and Cherry Valley.
stopping at Dlllgweli Jenks. May 27,
thence to Eldon, Monday night, Tues-
day Point l’riin, stopping at D. B.
.\‘I<.-Loud at noun, buck to Eldon same
day, lvednesday to Henry Brennick_
Louis, Lot 60 over night, Thursday
.
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It makes no difference what strain
of blood a mare bred to Aquirl may re-
present as it is certain a speedy foal
will be the result. and that is the top
best of a sire. Belmont Miller, 2.17%,
and Dusty Miller, 2.21, are out of an
Aimont Wilkes mare. Arkola, 2.18%,
und Picton S. (M) 2.25 are out oi
Kztkol mares. Oma, 2`.261A. is out of
Parkwood mare. Aquiri Boy, 2.51. is
out of a (Jonlmodore Ledyurd mare.
Barney Mac, timed In race 2.25, is
out of a Beau Gallant mare, Nellie
Aquiri, winner at Newcastle, is out
of n Parkside mare. A Brazilian lnare
produced a colt ‘ trot a mile in 2.25
ut Chatham. Miss Aquiri,,.tiilled ill'
race ui. three in 2.37, is out of' Dean
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es the little ball on its apex, and it is
teed. That is' golf preparedness.
When You do your duty as an indi-
vidual conservator oi .i'ood, you B-
' --1.- _ W ` ` '  -_ r-va '._a.< 
B-Tee. That is food preparedness. it . Henry Broughton Thomson is Chair,-
is an attitude f mind-a 1»lsBi'i‘. man of the Canada Food Board. ~1~ie
Willem you H-B-Tee, you have believes with Hoover that food will `
been seized with tue vital fact that H vital factor in helping to win th '
,rw are a ipod controller, and that it war. Thats the hypothesis he is worlg-
all men were individual food control; fill: <_lD_»t_1‘{°_e€l_'_g_l_lfl°'Y__¢;';-lar C¢i_0-flwrdtitzs
ve erfect foo 9 H I B Pl tha _
ifgrhlcanada would ha D surnames suggest the new word H-.‘
` B--Tee. Dou you I-l-B-Tee?
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Swift mare.
Season 1918-$15.00 ;
DR. J. M. NlCHOLSON._
202 Kent Street, _
Charlottetown, 1*. E. I. _
7000-5~28M4lpd 1
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noon at A. D. Martin. Grand View; "“
Tnursda night to A. F. Braces*
ValleYile)ld. Friday ut Samuel Martln’s.'  
Ulgg, Frida night to Cullum Bruce’s.
Vernon Rlvxer, returning to Chariot-l N0’  I
tetown by way' of 48. This route will bc_ " l
colltlnued every two weeks during the
season. Dllnllolln is u Buy Stallion? ENROLLMENT N0-11 _
weighing 1125 lbs. in racing condition.
is u beautiful nlrlnncrcd horse, an_v| Will make the season 1918 at th
women can drive him. but Hammond
. ALEX-ANDER MACLEOD f
Solllervlllc, fvlhssi
' For pnrtlculalrs apply to 
D. M. MACDONALD _
Hopcdule, .
1082-5-20Mtu2i. i
Mortgage Sale
There will be lstlld by Public Auc-
ion on the prenlis-es ut ljrzlptllltl Corn-
~r ill Qllecn's (lolllliy ill Priliuo' Ed-
~:ll‘d lsllllld oil 'l`lll|l‘sdzly thc twcllt
\lll lluy of Jlltlc A. il. 15118 ni. iwclvv
'rflock llccll ALI. lllzlt pztmei of lullll
,iluzlic lying und being ul (‘_l'zlp:llld
`-lrnci' on ’I‘nwll:-llip illllllbel' lwcllly-
iine in said County :mil lslzlnd bound-
ul and described :ls follows, that isto
fly: Conllnencillg :ll u stake set in_i.hc
"vat side ol' the llozld leading froml
‘mpullil i‘m~ll'_‘l' to Westnloi-elnnd and
‘_ the so-utllcrli side line of land set
-I-" :ind leased fo lluncun Mcliillllolll
.ni running thence solltlilyarlliy zliongl
'le lvcst side of the said Rodd ollci
‘llnrll'cii' and ciulltccn fcct thcllcc
\'f-~;tw;ll‘rli_\' :li rigfht angles to How-
"t's (now l.e;lrd'r.» Mill Stream or
"f:\_lll; thence noi-tllwurdly along
wild Strenln to fin- szlid soutllcrll sidc
ine o1`_tlle_satid lllulcun McKiurloli's
liot :llld lllencc cnstwardly ou 1ll'>
-nine to the plncl- of'collllnel1ccmcnt.
The above sale is nladc under and
n pllrsul-'.lnce oi' a power ot' sllle con-
'lirled ill :lil llldcllture of Iviortage dut-
'll the :=»=.coll<l silly ol' May A. D., 1017
-nd lll:1:l'e belwecll .lulllcs l’e_l't:iv:ll ol'
Ztlbollrel' of file first part and the lln
l . 1. _ y
1918.
AMY A. LOWTHER
".017-5-22wcil4i.
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Farm lor Sale
50 acres of land for sale bv
m cl. one Hofse9 vear~ old, 8 Cows
with calf due to freshen last of
Mav, one year old Heifer, one
vear old Bull, one Binder, Frost
& Wood nearly new, one Hav
Rake, one Sefder. one Hay Rake,
one Gang Plow, one Single Plow,
one Disc Harrow, one Snik e
Harrow, o n e Spring Tooth
Harrow, one Potato Digger,
one Cart and Wheels, one Truck
Wagon, one llfiving Wagon,
Two Box Slegiis, 'l`wo Wood
Qieighs, 'I hree Sets Working
Traces, Two Sets Cart Harne'-"s,
one Set Drivingl~I.afness.Quar»titlf
Potatoes and ( als, Forks, Shovels
and alot of other articles too
numerous tn mention. Anniy
PATRICK TRAINOR,
Aubum
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land Regulations
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eighteen 'years UU. mnv llomesirud n qunric:
Kelly can drive him faster. \Vhen hc
drove him ut Summerslde last yeul'
he won the i'rce-for-all trot and pace
setting u new track record for Sum-
merslde of 2.17’/4 . Dunllolm started
lust sezison in 11 races, winning 8 first
moneys and only for an accident at
. liuntei- ltivcrl New Annan track in which he cut him
self in the front foot would have end-
ed the season unbeaten. .
E. L_ HARRINGTON.
~ . Owner.
5-27i?VIflwks.
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Imported Clydesdale
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JITHORNDALE
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ENROLMENT NO. 7
This wcll known stallion, c'lla.lnpioil
of the Maritime Provinces, winning
iiifrllcst honors :lt I-lulifux and Char-
lottetown, will make the season as fol-
l<lws:-- '_
\Vill lcziw (".llul'lottctown Mollduy
ll1nrlliilg_ May iitll, to George Grcelfs
Kingston, over night; leaving illcrc
Tllesllay morning, 7th, io Michael Mc-
Illzlnlls, noon; I)llnicl McPllec‘s_, Long
Creek, ovcl- night; \Vt-dnesday Sth, to
Donald l\1cl.cun's, noon; John
O'Bl‘ien's_ Bonslinw, over night;
Tllxll-sll:ly, Sith, Allzlll l<‘ergllsoll’¢4.
Hulnpton, zlt. noon. Muttilcw ()allheck's
Tryon, over night; Friday, 10tll, to
Artelllns (‘alneron’sT'Allgust‘lll'e'Cover
Ill noun; llelrry Mllt.t.:irt_ lfztpc 'l`\'uv~ _ _______ _
crsc_ over night; Satllrdny, lltll, ’l'llo-
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owner's stable Montague. 'l‘erms:-
Five dollars af time of first service
and ten dollars additional when mare
proves in foal. Commodore Ledyard
foaled In 1901 was sired by Admiral
Dewey the son of Bingen and Nancy
Hanks. Commod0re’s dam was Lady
Etheyhe by Jackdaw. _I-lence, it will
be seell that no horse stands higher
in point of breeding, As a sire, he
stands without peer in the Maritime
Provinces. In fact llc has produced
more race horses than all the other
stnllions confined standing for service
today on P. IC. Island. He ls 1-he sire
of Boll Mac, 213531/.i_.,Hillla S., 2_l0, Or-
wcli Belle, 2.19, Iona Girl 2.17%, Rox-
light 2.17’/4, and 19 others in the 2.30
list, besides n host of others that have
trotted in better time than standard
time but were successful in having
their time suppressed. Commodore is
now 17 years old and was llcvcr in
time. llc is at the ago nt which all
great sires have `translnittcd their
grclllcst lllllnber of trotters, as it is
un llnqllestionable fact that our great
est sires _beget more speed between
15 ycnrs null 22 years than they do
before that age, Anyone owning a like-
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Scientists _ have
iginally burned.
portion with the gases.
ly marc that wishes to get a colt with
speed ol' a superb driver will run less
risk of failure by breeding to Colli-
lnodnre tllull in using those llllprovel
sires that owc their reputation to tllei .
ownel"s ability as boosters. _
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ELLIS' PHARMACY LTD.
4930-5-11Mi.f.
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BUR  L
Cuts Coal Bills 25 to 40 p.c.
WHAT IT IS--HOW IT; WORKS ,
BURNALL is a metal device, with no movable parts. It is bolted in the _ .1
smoke pipe of the boiler, furnace or stove. It is in one piece, and there are no ‘
parts to renew. It is altogether irldestructible. _ 1 _ _
BURNALL needs no cleaning, manipulation, or attention of anykind. \
It does its work automatically, constan13ly,"Tlaiy'331`nd""`h1`§li`t.   I _
BURNALL is used on hot air furnaces, on steam heating plants, and on `")
hot water heating plants, aswell as on common stoves, ranges, etc. It works '
with soft coal- with hard coal, with coke or with wood. Once installed, it be- '
comes a permanent part of the plant. It lasts as long as the furnace or heat-
ing plant. _ ._
long tried to devise some system; 'to .
capture the gases generated by a coal lire~ which ordina-
rily escape up the chimney. Ithas been held that, if these gases I
could be discharged into another furnace and there consumed, the second fur- _
nace would have almost as great cflicicncy as the one in which the coal was or-‘
~ BURNALL captures these gases. But, instead of sending them into '
another furnace, it returns them to the original flame. Acting on a positive _
scientific principal, BURNALL draws in air, superheats it and mixes it in pro- '
This mixture is driven and pulled back into the fire, 
where it is consumed, adding greatly to the heat produced, and causing a more _\_
perfect combustion. Because of' this improved combustion, the ash is greatly _
reduced and clinkers and smoke are tllmost entirely eliminated. :
Your Guarantee  _
We sell every BURNALL on the positive written guarantee of at least 1
25 per cent. fuel saving or lnollcy brick. All BURNALL branches are in a _
position to install BURNALL for any customer on at guarantee of at least 25 -'_
______pe1'__cent. saving or no pay. BURNALL customers throughout the United 1
States and Canada testify that BURNALL exceeds our guarantee. Tb.eil;._,_‘
`»
 -f, .‘~'-Branclvoflleo, Georgetown
_~'f'\.'% _lenoy to Loan on Real Estate
__,_.;._ . ._
,_ Charlottetown P.E.i.
li w I smmy, K c
' Money to Loan,
 P.l.|.
' fqousv fo Loan..
¥!hLEAN is M_oKINNoN
@’¢lHsr Attorney-at-Lsv~
; 'Bsrrlstsm Attorneys-st-Law
_' OEM Royal Bank Building
.Eamon is ni1:N'rt.i`;`i`r"
'yldrrlstbr dna Attorneydatlsw
'Mase-s|nu of N. s. cnsmlnn.
. _. _
JFKORBON &. DUFFY
5. stars and Attorneys
_ '_ _“for l.oysl'Bauk of Canada
Sa atc ewan or -rin. ppiicanl must ap-
pear in when at the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub~Aasncy for the Dislrfcl. Eniiy by proxy
may be made at any Dom nion Lands Agency
hui not Sub-Agency on certain condllions.
Dunes-Six months resirirnce upon and cui
iivsiion of the land in each of three years. A
homestradcr may live wilhm nine miles nl his
homestead on s farm ol at least 80 acres, on
corlsin condilions. A habiislxle house ls rc-
quirld except where residence is performed in the
vicinity.
In certain districts .1 hrlillesleadcr in gonrl stand-
ing may pre~cmpl i qualler-section alongside his
homestead. Price $3.01: per acre. _
Duties Six months residence ln each of three
years after earning llomelueud patent; also 50 acres '
extra cultivation. Pre-empliorl patcnl may be ob~
tained as soon as homeilcad patent, on certain
conditions _ _
A settler who bas exhausted his homestead right
may take a purchased homestead in certain districts.
Price gon :er acre. Dine:-Must reside six month:
in csc 03 ‘Fe years, cullivate 50 acres and erecis
home wc
Till lleaa cultivation is suhlecl tn reduction in
case of rough. acrubby ofslony land. Live sn: k
may be substituted for cultivation under fans '
conditions
‘rapulld ill ()uccl:'.-4 i‘_ollnt_v L\f0l'es'uill, “___” H____________,S_ __0m__ A9_________ M_____ Cam Nm 538 Ame___ca___ N°_ 48769
leljsigllcd ol' thc sccolld part. For fur-
‘her palllculnrs apply to the llllder-
rlgnell at (`l°apallll or to McLean &
llcl(illnon_ Solicitors. Charlottetown.
"fitted this twintictll da ' ol’ May A.D.
l\'lol'l|;u.geo_
l~;l.\"s_ wllcro ill- will relnllill till Mon- __Wm make me Season Tuesday and
day, May iiitll, noon; to (lcorgc U11' Friday at l\‘.Hughes’ stable, Charlotte-'
llill's, Bedeque, over night; Tuesday, mwm except Fridays 318, Mm, and
1-ith to Roy Iinl‘lls'_ Lower Frectowll, 14,11 June and 28 June_ when he Wm
noon: to John 'I`ruinor's, Kinkoru. ov- bé in Kensington at Tyndale Semples
crnnigml \'Vedn,"Sduy' 15th' to Bmdal' stables arriving there 'l`hllrsd’ay noon
,bulle at noon, l.ollert Bagllall, Hazel __e__mmi__g tm Friday noon Wm leave
(h'°v"” 0"” night; Thursday' wth' Cllurlottctolwil Friduv 24th ut 2 o'clock
Wilfrcll Drunlnlond at noon, then to if _ Th' G1 ‘ me Valk,
owllt-l"s sf.illlll‘..~l over night.; Frillay, _(tn _ ro' _tesaoni 1_1 'try P0vn':]'
-17th. lit l<‘rullcis \V. lflllglles, Grafton Tom) "5,  , ' “mf Ons’ ,‘
l St. thcll at o\vncr'l-1 stable till Mon- ‘mm 4 UH " Oullmk mrivmg at ‘mea
_ lilly. 20th, norm oleasoll s_ u_t__6~wi1c;c _he w__iil sg? 
` The above route will be continued _"mag ‘Inj m dy’ fre urgng qw. locvlz
very two wccks_ hcnltll and weatln.;l' ‘MT .‘ ‘flwtnns .Igor to ‘_-“cd (rt
)0ru_i,_m_g_ ____:_li_l_¢;_ mute wi e colitilue o -
l..?.l`.§’2?..“.3.‘l.§$’§f"€f.“Z?i.?..l§Z “”""""“ "  ful-are lnfofmninll apply to
J'_ _ F_ ' _ D. W. WHITE
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Although prices are uilvllllcingln all lines of goods this great clear-
nncc sale gives you an opportunity of saving twenty per cent oil ull the fol-
lowing- goods.
80 cents buys $1.00 worth spot cusll.
No goods oil zippmlliltion.
’l‘h.e lllldcrsigncd mlcrs for sale a' at discount of 20 pcr t-_cnt all the
stock in tradf-_ consisting of' ll full line of fresh stocked Groceries, Crock-
el‘y'w:ll'c, llzli-llwzlre_ Rubbers, itubber lloots in knee and hip. Ovcrshoes in
one und two und foul' bllckles. Wool ullcdrwurc, Fleece Ullilcrwure, Towels,
Voitolis, Overalls, Mens paints, Mens Oil Fonts. A lot of' Wall papers new in
this near. '
()llr llurdwllre consists of 30 kegs nails' and spikes, 20 boxes glass. 20
rolls building paper, 500 cans paris green, (illickcn wire all widths, Screen
wine :lil widths, Spring nlattresscs, iron Beds Flock Mattresses, one bale ,
cork wood, Broollls :ind smzill urilcles.
Ilclllcnlbcl' 80 ccllts buys $1.00 wnrtll ol' illl the above goods.
WE offer spccilll prices on aug-:lr and flour and feeds; lllso Garden
Hoods, I"icld Seeds :ind ctc. _
- This suit- in-gills on Monday .lllne flrd and cllds on the lst July- After
that dntc nil tho goods noi. sold will be offcred nt Pllblic Allctloll. lllcludinl-I
one oillce safe, one large uflirc dcsk, one l-urge ovlll top show <-use, one set
i-olllplltlllg scales, ollc sci. Fnirliullks sl-nies. illrce sets small BCHICS-
“Stocks." S500 ill thc Molltaglle lnlpcriill Fox ltllllcll. $2000-000 ill l-lm G90'
rg:-lmvll Silver Black l~‘ox (!o.. $500 vllzlros in tile Eastern Cunning Co.
Six building lots with lillildillgs tl~el'con. lf the Stocks and B'ulldinKH
:irc not illsposi-rl of before the first day of .lilly they will be sold at publlll
:tuction on thc 2nd day of Jllly'l!ll8. Wi-zlthei' pcrniifting.
W. W. JENKINS G. CO.
(leurgclown _-
All hlmlt df=bl.='. lllllst llc sclllvll hy the first .lllly lls llftcl' thai. dale they
`hn collects-rl ill thc Courts.
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We manufacture BURNALL inumodelsarid sizes, moderately priced for _ I
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Trains Outward-Read Down
P.M. A.M.
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4.50 7.00
5.40 7.30
6.05 7.45
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PASSENGERS FOR _ _
Montreal, Toronto and ull Points lu 01°.
Canadian West and on the Pacific Cualt,
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ST. JOHN '
H. M. Davison, Agent
who will give all information, issue ticket!
- and nrrnngo Standard nr Tourist Car SDl°°'
day Connections without charge. '
from Port Borden
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