IBUNFAIN, BELL & C0.
8.
_ '9‘~'» can nmsr me mms inn THE cHARLo'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN ' unnnrnn new r/ion
Wellner s Jewelry Sm-re
ESTABLISHED :ses ‘
Our line of Souvenir Jewelry is more con\p‘ete 
his year than ever b fore.
Yonwlllagree with us that h ‘ni  " _ A \
....... ._ ..._ ._ sssffrxaz ds.
Yales, etc.
When in search of a little Souvr nir of your trip to P E Island the
place to find just what you want is
Wellnerls Iewelry Store
 g 5:
l I,
5 ' as
M  S L A tance. _ not miss an issue, as all papers are
` 'i hese are extra light,
able shoes, made from best
holdnd at heel, sid<s and toes with a superior quality tad
_l or a goad knock-about, light summer shoe those
are just the thing and are splendid values at the regular
price ‘$2 25_ today only_$i.6o a pair,
bet your pony votes here.
il THE EASTERN GUARDIAN We P
...°I'i‘ PAYS to buy in this province.
...°'l_‘I-IE MORNING DAILY Gul!-
dian can be obtained at H. J. lar
bon's Drugstore, Souris.
...°<`-OOD CROPS AND STOCK.-
Mr. C. B. Steed, Bay Fortune. who
was in Sonris on Wednesday brought
in a Very line sample of wheat which
measured seventy-one inches in
leuzth and ls *the tallest grain we
have seen this year, Mr. Btesd is ai-
so the proud possessor of a two year
' ...°0NE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order. llini-
mum charge twenty-tive cents.
..."i‘HBl MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W, A, John-_
stons'a. Montague, '
...°HR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN is Guardian
representative in Souria. Hia Phone
number is 5. W. L. Dingwell Under-
taker-'s otlice. MEM.
have paid for has expired and thus
_ l _
Most people 'would be
benefited by the occa~
sioualuseof
Na-Dru-to laxatives
Gently, thoroughly, and
withoutdiscomfort, ey free
the system of the waste
which poisons the blood and
lowers the vitality. a5c. a
box, at your Dn1ggist’s.
National Drug and Chemical Ce.
ofCanula.l..lmlted. |76
t
old Clydesdale Stallion which weighs ...°SUBSO'RlLBllll`i.S should renew a be 111010 01 NSS patchy- T110 potato
1226 pounds, is a rich red and has 5 week or two before the time they beetle is doing very little injury this
fine appea . ' _
)'08l`
S. discontinued promptly on unify ROOTS.
ciol and decidedly comfort-
quality Indian pearl canvas
EASTERN PERSONALS
ed to her home in Annandale yester-
with her sister in Lower Montague.
date
11 _
_       ` » l---- The cut worm has done a. lot of
° ' ° ...°Mr. George Lowe paid the town damage t° th° tulmip °"°P- AP°“'~
B “ying visit on TueEday_ G_ alt the correspondents report tur
,___ nibs having to be sown the second
___»MisB Jean- Aitken 0! the Public __ time. In some cases they have been
Library, Charlottetown' is visiting AUGUST Rlqpogq-_ cut. off twice, but those that were
her parents he,.e_ G_ _ lcit are making splendid growth, and
___ _ The following in the report on the with the wet warm season are now
___¢Miss Adeline Mcgol-mick made state of the crops and the conditions ukell' Y-Q be H belief than BVHBKB
the round mp to Mnntngue nnng, or the uve stock in Prince Edward crop. Bow manglcs are crown. but
by Motor Boat on Monday lash G_ Inland, punlighed by the p_ E_ I_ De_ nearly everywhere they missed this
._ partrnent or Agriculture in their ycor. Probably on account of the
___°Minn'My;-no ]3_ J¢nkinn_ regnnn. Bulletin, unde_r dats of July 25, 1913. Very C0111 BPNDB.
day after spending a couple ol weeks , THE ,WEATHER TREE FRUITB-
_ ___ ‘ The following gable supplied by Mr Apples are reported as being below
s r Nowbor f, mne r an aV01`1\Z¢ UF0l!» In some sections
 8 |55 Queen _  Mr sheuon wninu, charlotte- Arrhu y. he o r in cha so _ _
ey O Sheet town, who in Bnmme,-ing here' has of the nmtem-nlogical station at where the cultivation has been good
engaged one of W_ N_ Jenkins' moan- Charlottetown, shows the mean tem- they are 1`0D.01`f°d 89 being bcf-l'-812 9
-- -f _ _ ». boats Im. the season G perature and precipitation during the No distinction is made between early
_ past three months, comprising the and late Vafletiea
pockets that wer
perfect. The colo
Midsummer Sales
Ladies’ Dus tcoats
$3.95 for 
Here’s a number of full length
natural linen dustcoats with military
collar turn back cutfs and pa'ch_
e tip top values at
the regular price and at the reduced
price cannot be equalled.
Ladies' Outing Straw Hats
and Shapes Regular
$1.35 ro $3.00 for 65C
About one hundred straw outing
hats and untrimmed shapes that are
left in the millincry dept. Every hat
rs are white nat-
ural browu blue and black.
,_ - - _ _ _ _
'L ` 3 ...'Mi-. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins of irrowing season. as compared with the h'1`hobc;1crry dcrop fs nsnol. is pat- ' `°‘
_ Boston. arrived on Tuesday mornings same pcrlods in former yea.rs:- ° Y- 9 DZ S00 in P 11005 End HOIIG in
Due to arrive per schooner &“’u2'~‘a%‘a*&°g . . ~ _ _ l"
Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
acite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes
We Would Advise
intending purchasers of hard
coal to book their orders now
as the price advances 1a’er in
the season
Phone 111
B. Lyons & Bo.
6~Mtf..
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SC0l'l'lSll GATIIERING
The Grand Annual Gathering of the
Scottish Liana of Prince Edward lilami
under the auspices of the Caledonian
Club. will he held on
RIVERSIDE DUIVING PARK VERNON
RIVER BRIDGE
Monday. August I8 li. |913.
Ontion:-Address hy the American
Consul. Wesley Frost. lsq., at |Z.50
o'el.-cl:
llilhland Fling ami Ghillia Callum hy
Young Highland Laaaiea at 4 o‘cloe|r
Fun all Day by Two Funny Men
Games commence immediately .-.tier the
oration
Music by the 71th Nova Scotia. l-lighlind
nl'.‘ill|'»“»9. TA? R°§`»£~'T"r»".‘..?i‘lr“-'lit
THO ~l, M. Maoullitilllkn. :tee’y Games
~ C _ '
Far-s Jttraln arllwngements ister
B5'MmyYltlil€ttl0i.
l 
Early Vegetables Wanted
Send us your early Turnips,
Beets, Carrots on consign-
ment, or quote us your lowest
cash price We want a few'
more young pigs.
W. B. NIXON,
Wholesale Commission
Merchant,
S) dney, N. S.
667-8-zM1zi.
 
Best liard Coal
The schooner “Estelle” has B1
rived from New York with 650 tons
Anthrscite Ooal in stove and chest
nut sizes. She will be followed im-
mgdlnnly by the "Levi S. And-
rews” with 95o tons in egg, stove
and che=tnut sizes, all of highest
grade and best quality-
Pricee of this coal will be lowest
while di=ch'irglng_ Kindll' *Pd
ln your orders today, and satisfac-
tory delivery will be mld¢~
Wholessle and Retail Coal dcll¢fS-
SEND US
YOUR FILMS
W h ' ' -
n.n.?. .iii .€XSi’i.i“€l.'é‘i.i‘i{
possible time
Leave your films at the
Cook b tudio
l - >
Chi’dren are interesting' in each
stage of their cr_velo_=ment
Let pictures keep them as they
Make an a|.poiutn'ent for them
to insp~.ct our pla, roim.
Arena Lawn
?
Arena Lawn is the_
name we have given to
our new line of Note
aper and Envelopes.
We have it in. both
Pound Packages and Tab-
lets. _ ~
It has s nice smooth
writing surface but. still
retains the L‘l11¢11 Finish
Pound Packages 25c-
Rl'l`ClllE’S
train They are the guests oi Mr
Jenkin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Jenkins. G.
mick, who had been visiting in Sour-
nesday for their home in Roxbury,
Mass. °
*Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomcrv.
`  Mnrrzarets, received the sad tid-
ings by telegram on Wednesday, an-
nouncing the death of their son J. P.
Montgomery which took place at
Londonderry, N. S., on Aug. 5th. °
I ' Means. _ . .
are to day- pictures full of uncon  =:=' ' " PRECIPI’1`ATIO‘N.
sci-ms. unaffected grace and the ‘ I
neividuniuy of the eniiri. |   H n 19°* “'05 19°” “"7 19°”
_ \ _ ` V _ - r - Inch Inch Inch Inch Incl;
ll
ll
is
The Bayer Studio M‘l,?,§,l,E._NS(_?,,|§,,,,,,,(_n,.,,,,&l,$,:§,El'l Tomi. _ _ .s.zzls.ov1a_oo 91310.57
MONEV T0 LOAN _
Offices. ~Ncxt. door to Bank of Nova
ricutin..
D A. MncKINNON. K. C., L. L. B
R.. N. MaoNElI..
twill. BRUNSWICK _
Moncton. N. B.
me iargeu and Bent Located Hotel ii
the Uty acccraiiiodating 200 guest;
stunted at the centre of spacious zrouni
.md purrounded by nleginntlsliiafie \r_ee's
e o
ENTLLY
raeyn-At'inu
Ohamhers -
F Inland
A. A. McLean, K.C.‘, Donald McKinnon
McLEOD (Rl.
tiarrinters ann _a
Oiilcss-Bank nt
flhavlrtvstnwrv
.ni us
McLean f-it Mcliinnon
Bsrristers. Attorney-at-Law
Warburton (82 bhaw
Sl`i;WA.iU` fu LAM|'tii'.|.i
town. t." E.. ls|»..\ri_
‘HONEY T0 LOA"
K J MARIIN, ii..»i.
Marrisarr Nomar! Pu -ne aa.
The -1
 r__,_ H un1an '-""` crop oi oats much heavier than usu-
|_1E>’¢ _|
'i`he Eye is one of the
most delicate and com-
.plicated of the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
fact, it is being constant-
ly ii!-used and overwork-
ed.
Eye-Strain I
Be wiseand do not ig-
nore any of the symp-
toms of Eye-Strain: head-
aches or pains in the
region of the eyes, inabil-
ity to read or sew for any
length of time, blurred
vision. _
Allow ns to Examine _
your Eyes. We will give _
you expert reliable advice.
This is our business.
G. F. Hutcheson
Ch'town, Jyul nth, 1913- `
99 erin" sr. vm. 95|. _ Optometrist _
---' l 99 Grafton St.
  I li-K-a-it
_..°Mi‘_ and Mrs. John D. McC-or- '-‘~'-'i1Y- ~ - - -
is for the past month loft on Wed- July. . . . . _[$8.9 66.9 67.9 93.1 68.2
caused considerable damage.
MEAN TEMPERATURE.
1904 1905 1006 1907 1908
.50.’f- 46.8 49,8 44.3 48.2
June. . . _ . .56.7 55.1 55.6 55.6 59.3
Means. . . _ .58.8 56.3 56.8 54.3 58.5
MEAN TEMPERATURE.
1009 1910 1911 1912 1913
.4f1.3 49.4 52.2 50.0 45.3
.(50.3 56.0 58.0 58.2 55.2
.66.l_ 66.9 69.8 65.8 63.3
Moy . . . .
_ _
June. _ _ _
July. _ _ .
spraying of orchards general, 23 re-
port new orchards being get out, and
133 report qrchards as being wci'l cui-
tivnted. The others report a general
carelessness and neglect of orchards.
BUSH FRUITS
AND STRAWBERRIES.
There is likely to be the usual crop
of Currants, Goose-berries and other
Bush Fruits. Strawberries are
(Continued on page B.)
.57.0 57.4 60.0 58.0 54.6
May 178 342 585 314 41
June. _ _ . _1.54 2.88 5.37 1.41 1.93
July. . . . .L90 2.67 1.87 5.18 4.28
-- .L _L Li. _ _.T
T Have you worn “Lus're 
Loom" Undersklrts? They
look like silk but wear bet-
ter. ’
PRECIPITATION.
1909 1910 1011 1912 1913
Inch Inch Inch Inch Inch
3.10 2.38 0.40 2.74 1.87
June _ . . .
_ .0.73 4.69 2.91 2.37 0.92
p July. _ _ . _ .3.31 3.27 1.27 4,53 4.22
May. . _ . _
` Total. . . .7.14 10.34 4.58 9.64 7.01
naklnz it specially des rao r t. u|t_s i
;f'_‘;_j"""""';'_"’° '_§_‘f_Q"" f‘_'_“‘“"“"`N"`V The weather -during the month of
u.O.ivlci.»uu i£.c_ W.:-..i»»~_\'|'i.iiY ts.. - June and up gn Jniy 5th wan dry
.and cool. Since that time rain has
fnlleu on nearly every alternate day
and the temperature has been higher,
2
if' ire insurance
_‘_ ‘_ H m ‘ PAM “und Mu ml Miss Norton, 76 Upper P;"EiiJi_c;.7M3_
Ln! és" ompangwwon  , ____--P -‘-~-» '_ i.
”“' P r “ *r GIRLS WA TED TO PACK BIS-
glf, ?t'i'l,(‘}|%f? &';°"°'le" M" '“ cuits and confectionery. Good pay
U- U- LLJIG Sydney Bn-em lor smart irls. Come or write. C.
. ‘l ` ` "
=/">' *li ~
23"! 
¢`\
making a great improvement in the
orowth of all kinds oi crops.
HAY.
WE M  Bmw” Bl0°k- Chl"`l0l'l9t°“'n The hay crop is below the average
` _ T this ear. In Kin 's County the new
Y Z
meadows are better than the old; in
Prince the opposite is the case, while
#Egg §',|','§\Q,“,§§?  °°f:`;,,°x¢:'§af‘y'§ uar_r|atei~n, itwrneya, Notary Pnb||¢,|; in Queens there is not much differ-
snfl ik ti pos 2' save than li°|l°l'»§l"‘ L-"' ({l;,',"'l‘, B1“k‘,*,’;'n ailtlf, ence. Red Clover was almost entli-_
w 'imc Lo, 6115;- b in igiyteyl->'u;1_1§ ,,,‘2',§,,...'|‘.l‘....§ n‘d'<lfl>'l.“r.'»i\-.n ’ " ly killed, except in Kinnn. Alum in
rust géxlien d 'Elura weasaun 0m 99"(-7"* a"'1°~1“li““ 0m°°- "WW fair and White Clover is exceptional-
3° °l° ' »5'“11¢ ‘nl °!| U- _l  -- ly good. The general lack of growth
was caused by the cold backward
|25 Q een St spring, followed by a cold dry June
U .
Dr.  hextxx O. Barriatsrs, Solicitors. etc. The recent rainfall and warm weather
..._ .nn °° .'.’:'.‘:":.'_:' %if:ft:'.:‘z..'.¥.i.‘::“‘.’.v.'.".1;. i- b-1--1--= -ho-r - ---Y c--In ---
Ull ‘ . '
provemcnt. Hay making has not yet
begun and will not likely be general
1 w.s.s'rsw/iR'r.K.o.. N..-roam:-niet.. nu the me or August.
 ”"P"€{ZE§
I WHEAT. _ ___ __ __
The wheat crop promises to 'be
I    _ Merci: Pl'¢'ro;-tllhlrineseltuvvv A ut nvera e. While some reiort
bo g 1
the lresence of Joint Worm, tho in-
jury that will lil\'uly bo done may be
regarded ns slight.
OATS.
Practically all reports indicate a
ol Where sown very ea y the straw
will be short. In some low lying sec-
tions the cold weather caused some
iniury_
Harvesting will be at least two
weeks later than usual.
BARLEY.
Correspondents report a slight in-
crop. It does not appear to he quite
up to the average of former years.
gether sown mixed with oats, but the
sowlngs this year are below the aver-
high price of seed. Somo correspon-
dents report damago from cut worm.
not germinate. The crows too, have
Porarons. ,
Potatoes are reported as having
County. In a good runny places they
were planted the second time. Some
correspondents attribute the failure
to germination to the heating of the
potatoes in the cellars on account o
this mild winter. Where they camo
up readily they have made excellent
growth. so that the crop is likely to
Fox
G
Like barley, peas is not a widely tl:
A
age, perhaps on account of the very A
CORN. rl
d
The season has been very untavor- m
able for corn. ln many cases it did V
badly missed, particularly in King's H
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‘  '.3‘i'1q P .af PTS
6-  .1 ////If __ Rr
_ er /._//|\l~.\&§,;\\\ \ 
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A CAREFUL TEST
and examination by our expert vrlil cl.-
termine whether or not you need glui-
sos,
it you have beet. having hoadacheeand
'oelinz tired and upset, |t.is quite possible
tbat tue
_ RIGHT GLASSES
will relieve the ntrniu and your zeneral
health wvll improve. _
We can supply any kind or style you
preftr.
LW. TAYLOR
Southside Queen tquare
Fine
Female
For sale a M black Female Fox,
P ue $1200 ’1h s Fox is 5 months
pleniid coat of fnr,can be seen any
ima. For; a ticu a s write X. Y. Z.
uardian Offke Charlottetown. »
 
DOMINION OF CA NA DA
Kenneth I. Martin. Esquire, the
crease in the noronso. sown to his Stipendiary Magistrate for the City
f Charlottetuuii has by virtue of
e power and authority in him
E1‘0\vn crop. They are almost alto- vested by the Statue of the General
ssembly of the Island entitled:
Ilxowéincfélof Prince Edward. F70!! SALEA YATCH FOXES' *
S n ' ly 0 Charlouetown black, a bargain if taken now; 4
other places
The plum crop is fair, not being re- 1. ,__.~., - '!.`j| 1- .5
ported very heavy in any place. Oi  A I-.\7\,l"~\/‘S JU `-` f *" ‘ `)T` "'
337 correspondents 57 report thc r _ _ _J
(ine cent per word first insertion in this column. hall gent per word
lor sabh ti'nua.tin»\. Caal. must accompany order. Minimum char(
Twenty-lxrlcenre.
_'::;r:;;i;i;V :;;`:v;v,tf:v;;'Y 7:* 'i*ifi:;1;;i_i __;;
ouuitomu ci._iss|ru:o nos 
FEMALE 
WANTED AT ONUE KITCHEN GIRL
Queen Hotel _ 6-18Mt.i
WANTED A MAID APPLICATIONS
received at Revere Hotel. m
_____ ___489_'_7;2i1V£P!-
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply with rcicrences tg
Mrs. C. L. MacKay 217 Kent. St.
City 740-8-7M3i_
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. HIGH
wages. No washing. Apply to
HOUSES FOR SALE.- TWO VERY
desirable dwelling houses and is
vacant lot., on Upper Prince Street.,
Best location in city. Apply to
Gaudet & l-luszard, solicitors, etc,
__Q_h§rlottetown.____ 9ti_-;‘;_7M1Mo.
HOUSE FOR SALE- DESIRABLIG
Cottage and Lot at St. Avard's.
Price reasonable, immediate nos-
session. Apply to Gaudet & Has-
zard, S0licitors.__ 154-7-9MlMo_
,FOR SALE, TWO PAIR OF GOOD
cross foxes, one year old. Cheap at
$3,000 per puir. Will scll them tl)-
gethcr for $5,000, ii sold soon.
Pedigree-From male Q block. Fc-
male dark silver. Thos. Wilkinson,
E
J. Hamilton & Sous, Picton, N.S.
_ 668-8-2lVl6i.
in eneral nursery, medical sur 'c
regarding requirements address
Supt. Law. General Hospital,
Lawrence Mass.
709-8-4i1E2ipd.
__@‘l¥£__
FOXES-12 RED PUPS. $75 FOR
lot. Box 221, Charlottetown.
_ ._l__._7£9;8;7@I’_‘1-
I OFFER AN OPTION ON ONE PAIR
oi Tuplins choice pedigrsed early
' foxes for $l&_000. Also on 4 pairs
choice ranched Silver Black foxes
FOB Vancouver $7.500. per pair.
Act quick, E. W. Douglass, Stan-
ley. N. B. 753-8-7ME4i
FUR PJALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,
cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives,
_M2‘ll'E5.H9'A____ __ _ _ _ ____,_§i?§ME"~
FOR SALE. BLACK AND PATCH
foxes. Also No.1 dark mink and
Canadian Sable. D. and E. Fox,
(`o. Ellerslie, P. E. Island.
723-8-5M6l.
FOR SALE A HOUSE WITH ALL
modern conveniences. Large lawn,
good situation. Apply at 61 Roch-
_ford St. 707-ti-divibipd.
MINK FOR SALE-I AM` OFFER-
ing n few pairs of mink, both ranch
raised and wild stock. Apply to
Austin Scales, St. Eleanors, P. E.-
1. __n_3f_a-4_n1_~u<~
ld. lb ¢XC¢i)1l°“8UY 18188 and hon H iron snnn, nnslaknnn Dwnn-
LING, situated Cor. Fitzroy and |
Edward Ste. All modern improve-
ments, Apply 303 Fitzroy St,
7 10-8-4Mit.
-8 M6' c. --_--_-*__-'~~~ »
755 7 lp FOR SALE FOR $10.00 A MEDIUM
sized iron sate. Can be seen at the
office of Aeneas A. Macdonald,
Es . 563 7-'.’.9Mtf.
l1__,i_.______ I _ 
red foxes, patch mother. Also some
Alaska blues. Write or wire. G. C.
vf Charlottetown. ___Lewia, f§ackv'_ille,_N.s.  V _'l;1lyitt.
Take Node: that His Honor the Fon sAL.s:-nwELr.1No Housn
PEAB_ itlpendiary Magistrate of the City
o
No. 196 Richmond St., at present
occupied by Mr. Walter B. Grant.
Possession given lst December
next. Apply to McLeod & Bentley.
4~24Mti. 1
THE LAWRENCE GENERAL HOS-
pital gives a three years training
ll . gl -
al and obstetrical. For information 
Albcrton _ 576-7-29Mtf.
\ E- _ F
i MlSCEl.LANl'I OU-S
FOX RANCHldR.S,_ ATTENTION _
Every fox rancher should have
one of our patent drinking fount-
ains in each pcn to assure the fox
es hgving clean water at all timvs
A supply nlways on hand at P.E_
Island Fox Exchange and Realty,
Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Un
Summerside. 638-7-31Mtf.
,_ _ __ _-H
MALE HELP WA NTED
W_I\N"ri<;n AT ONCE YOUNG MAN
for farm work. Apply to Harn-
mfynd Kelly, Southport.
__ __l_____1*_*_";EME_-_
WANTED-A BELL BOY AT QUEEN
_ u0rg1.__~ sas-1-31Mrf_
MEN WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT'
jobs. List of positions open,-treo.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 838, F,
Rochester, N. Y. 548-7-2B1\’il0iprl.
T0 LET
TO LET-HOUSE ON WF.YMOIVl`ii
Street. Modern improvements. No.
94. Apply to W. F. Robins.
V 7-iii*-it-Qiiii.
TO RENT-HOUSES. APPLY 232
Great George St. 6-27Mti%
i-W. .-
WANTED _
WANTED.-TO REN'1`, A FURNISI-l-
ed house, from Sept. 15th to Juni-._
Write, “D. L.-" care oi I’_ O. liox
309, City. State terms nnd location
609-8-2Ml2i.
l ‘§~1?~.."."""rf"¥ "
hnlmnr-Miss A. Ferguson,Lady
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Promptuesn Guaranteed.
Ambulance rails nusws=r»_~d si
abort notice.
SPECIALTIES
Disinfocting and Furuigatxng
Furniture Repaired ami Roup
bolstered.
Si’lerit_SaIc|\m\ n made to]iJ_»_r..ler
§i5~.‘.i.‘f.~n5i.'r..r.<i2.°.r.';...,.':::'.° ,
Nnrth Blde. Phonl 3201. d intl
“Au Act to Consolidate and
mend the several acts incorpora
ay 18th of August, .9|3, be the
ay set down for hearing all appeals
ade to him from the preceeding
nluation Aiseutrnen! of rates im
posed or authorized by ti ¢ City
A few correspondents rdport eondi- C0"1`lCll Of llle Clit’ Bild U19! 011
tions as 8006- ' -ueh day and daily there after until
ill such appeals have been reno, at
he hour ex ten o'ciock in the fore-
noon, in the City Court in the City
all in Charlottetown aforesaid and
ueh appeals will be read and finally
letermined by him.
Dated this_3oth day of July
A D. |913.
ROBT. VANI DERSTINE
If you want superior
matter whether the jfb is
- services. ‘
moderate charge.
phone 393 ].
Fred H.
K. J MARTIN, S. M. 80 Grafton Opp Opera llouse "
632 7-3iMI6i. \ \ .- _ _‘ it it i
remodelling---it will pay you to secure our
We can give you prompt work, ixpert ser-
. vice andthe btst of good rtsults at the most
Try us on that job of yours---call, v\ri‘_e or
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' On That Job
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plumbing service, no
installing, ri pa ring or
Trainor ._