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DIARY OF EVENTS.
T0-DAY.
Supreme Court 11 a. m.
City Magistrates Court
People”s Theatre 3, 7 a
Musical Comedy Co., at Ed-
.1vard.Theetre 8 p. m.
 
., BIRTHS
 
BROWN-At Hunter River on the lst
inet to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown a
son. _
MONTGOMERY-On May. 1st, 1910,
to_Mr. and Mrs. R. Montgomery Owen,
Petitcodlac, N. B., a daughter.
BIRT-At Fanning Brook on April
20th to Mr and Mrs. J. Wilber Birt,
a daughter, Hester Elizabeth.
 
IARRIIGES
 
ATHERTON-PIPFY-At the home of
the grooms aunt Mrs. Milton McLeod.
Kill] St., on Thursday, April 20th.,
1016, Abbie G. Atherton of Boston,
Mass, to Charles Hensly Pippy. ol
Hiusborough, P. E. I.,
 
DEATHS
 
McDONALD.- In East Boston. April
26, Arthur A., son of James and the
late Katherine McDonald.
CAMPBELL--At Milltown Cross P. E.
I., on April 23rd, 1910, Mr. Noah Camp-
bell, aged 60 years.
HOOP!!!-In this City on May 2nd,
James Hooper, aged 76 years. Fu-
geral from the residence, Euston
treat on Thursday at 2 p. m. to Mii-
ton Cemetery.
HDOPIR--At Charlottetown. May 2nd.
James M. Hooper, aged 76 years .Fu-
ue_ral from his late residence Euston
Street, Thursday 4th at 2 p_ m., ln-
terment Milton Cemetery, (Please
omit lowers.)
 
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
, land Regulation.
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lilluifl lv 2
,Sunday Snllool Supl. Tells
lllw “Fnlll-a-tiles" llrllllel
Tonolrso, Orr., Oolt. Ili, 1918.
“I have lived in this 'city for more
thsn12yearssndsmwellknown. I
.refund /mul Rdcsnrelirnr, especially
without any good resulll. I have taken
_ ieistive- Assembly, is permitted ' to
. -take the oath as a member, he ehsll
_ ls with the eler of the House. or
fl
_-___ with the Comm n or one of the
in my hands. I spent n lot ofmoney '-0
_-_-'f' HE,
,s r Iss rllsosrlloslmli
I l
' Sir.-The Elootion Act of 1913, Soc
tion 195. enaots as follows:
“Before s member elect of the Leg-
Cornmissioners appointed by the Lieu-
tenant Govel nor. to administer to tile
members 1-resent- the oath heretofore
reduiror' hy Faw. an affidavit llu‘y
sw..-rn bciorc tho clerk or before the
said Commissioners or one of them
that except in respect of his necessary
and lawful er. ‘uses be has not made
nor nu-zhoritednnor knowingly peflnlt-
ted any other person or persons
make on his behalf before or during
all-.-r his election, and will not make
-lxnnq
sent the ”' "
necessary
not made nor
ly permitted, any
sons to make on
during or since the any pay.
ment. advance. loan or deposit for the
P'-"D080 of the election, except as
aforeuidll and I tunnel- say time l
have not been guilty of corrupt prac-
tice in respect or said olootloii.
Sworn before me _ The day of
A. D.” - 19 at in
County. ' '
l C|°|'k °f U19 Lexillatlve Assembly,
_(or) _Commissioners sg tho case may
e. ’ `
l am informed on good authority,
that none of tile members of the pres-
or _per-
beloro.
,__~»--_--l¥l'
bile here we know has L
~ 1:3  we cannot blame yon
2 fel-Bde. for tsldnr s sodium "mfs Y°‘“' '°"'
. _li lily lil-id-. -
hi”-“I” mlrytlliler llilgprzrtllgc Fslconwood loos-
eg s kindly and lovable nurse. We
do not draw on inla_;l:mt.oii when :Le _
ogy nib patients lovod you U ° b'° '
er and the sick adored YD!! fm' “W
‘many kindness yol-I _ l‘¢|1¢l°"°d u“;m° ,, ' ' ~.
and there was your strong p0llli- 0" -.l
l “mug in body and mind had Pill’ fill' .
the illllctlon and you gave them the 1 »
bellllemcgiigot let you go with tlhie or-    
. q , we . ,
Sf=r¢h¢<i and “shi Wdshf ‘l.'i'I.‘»`i"io"{`.l'.§',...°".'li'l §'§of»i»fl"l»°o.°fie<§’i ar- - _ - 1,
A NQVELTY no faction for you as a genial and manly a   __,
man, sud we ask you to accept this
sm pleased to tell you that Iam well. gh
All the enlargement has not left my of
aid ole ;uon, and may he ln the Fum,
il
hmds’ md pub.” nw" vm' but th’ “H H." here-‘.-J, or to l‘!le effect. ~
lsorenesis eligono and I can do any \
B. A. WAUGH.
Atdldealonordixsethomlkuit-e-tivu
or
. any payment advance loan or il-:posit
“Fr“i¢'*'t"°°" f°r18m°nth‘“°' md for me ur liars of tl-.e clectiu all
ri n n. d
at the doponent has not been :hilly
any corrupt practice in respect of
_ The form of oath required by this present H°“°°' I
k"'d°f"°’k~ Ih"°Fm°ds5P°‘md| Section is found on page 127 of thel
in eighteen nwliflis-” Election Act and is as follows: - D
\Fol-in “ll. ll." If
_ erllghts s‘h0 t tf th i ‘.’
mm .b°x’ef°rg_w' md .lu 25°_ _ I-‘orm of members oatil as to the I W” °°“ “np °" ° “W
expenses of election
"l of in the D
ent Legislature took the oath; as re-
quired by the Act. lf this is so, then
none of the members elect should have
been permitted to take the oath as a
.member or lo sit as a member in the
' little token of our esteem. Kindly re. ` _ __
member we will be with you-in thou-
_ , _ . glii and wlllbe pleased tohear of your t. - 0 n -
‘ future succel-ls~whicb we know must _
 come to one of your character. Now
we will say not Good Bye but Au
` llevoir
if the Legislators themselves pur-
osely ignore an important enactment
f this kind. is it any wonder that les-
feel that an explanation is due to the
ubllc from the members ol' the Gov-
Limimt otha _ County of ' elected to rem,e_ _ :a__r;nment. and 1 ask them to explain in
1 lm sl us in _ s _ mr; SCCil0il Of Ilia law Wag totally ig|10red_
other tools too numerous to mention.
Mammoth Auction l Sale
Having disposed of my farm at Tryon I will offer by Public Auction on
Thursday, May 4th,
all my Stock, Crop and Farming Implements and Household Furniture, consist-
 ing °t me i°“°wmg:_ ' 111'! The death of Duncan Mclntyre an
i I5 '
HORSES.-9 Horses including two heavy Mares in foal and three large
drivsrsz- °
FURNITURE.-Several bod room suites, Heintzman Piano,WaInut China
cabinet, buffet safe, parlor and dlnlrlg room furniture, lamps, stoves, pictures,
carpets, linoleum, and numerous ornamental and useful articles. , _
If the day proven unfavorable sale-will be held on May Sth or on Monday,
May 8th if weather is not suitable on the former dates.
TERM8 FOR SALE:-- All sums under $5, cash, above that amount credit
to Dec. lst on approved joint notes, six per cent pe_r annum. Discount for cash.
HIRAM H. LEA, Tryon. d
FRED WRIGHT. Auctioneer.
9426_4_26Mw,_hsmW5|_ Prop. and Central Drugstore. E. A.
,._  -__ l _ 5 _L ,__ ,eg Foster. Proprietors. always carry it
charge Twenty-tive cents.
S GUARIJIANGULASTSIFIED MIS. _
_ One cent per word first Insertion In thle column, halt cent per
nord eaoll continuation. Cash blunt accompany order. Minimum
AGENTS WANTED- THRILLING
stories of the Great War. Large,
profusely illustrated, only $1.00.
Men and women working spare
time ordering in hundred lots. Quick
snappy seller. Great money maker.
Sample free. Winston, ,__Limlted,
Toronto. 93744-21-M8i.
AGENTS - MEN on woisu -
“World’s Greatest War.” beating
all selling records; sample boolc
free; experience unuocessaryymake
forty dollars weekly. War Book
Publishers, Brantford, Ontario. '
9320~4~19m18i ,
AGENTFWTNTED To sau. Fon
“the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries
We teach our msn to sell; Experi-
ence unnecessary; highest comxilis-
sions paid; handsome free equip-
'ment Stone & Wellington. Toron-
To Ont. 9493-5-1M&E till May 31st
 
Help Wanted-Femnlo
WANTED-A MAID. GOOD WAGES
EIGL WANTED- FOR GENERAL,
housework. Apply Mrs. Leonard
i
1 man for delivery team. Must be of
Grant, 187 Kent St. 9499-4-1-Mtf. ‘:_ 9487-4-29-M6lpd.
FOR SALE -FARM, 80 ACRES NEW c
_ " - v l’, 0
Agents Wanted ‘ dwelling lioubo, barns. Apply .lobn hens; loo bushels polaielos; loonbuil-
Chappell, East Royalty. liels oats; 20 bushels seed wheat; 30
- 9311-4-19M12l. busliols mixed gram. A quantity ol
FOR 3A|_E__ MANUgE 'SpREA|35R, buy and straw; Massey-Harris binder,
new last spring. Perfect condition. (
Apply to Parker Horne, Winsloe.
s2s9~4-1sM13l. ll
FOR SALE-SUMMER RESIDENCE
at Southport, one acre ol' land. in con-
nection, houso has 13 rooms and barn
practically new. Will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to George Chappelle,
Southport. 9470-4-20m6l
l'-'OR SALE.- A 10 H.P., lMPERIAL
Marine Motor Reverse Gear and
§‘““i“i,‘ril°llri“*;
pneumonia. Mr. Mclntyre was born
CATTLE.-ll Cows milking or in calf, one pure bred Shorthorn (with calf Hi
at foot); five pure bred Holstein Helter; bred by “Lea A Clark," all well ago, leaving his home when 19 years
grown in pink of condition of superior type and ln calf to King Toltllla Ol
Johanna a bull whose dam has no ‘f Official" record of 585 lbs. milk and. over twenty years there returned to
29.14 ibn. boiler in :oven day.. 115118 native home. wboro no married
The grades are large heavy milking show cows aired by or bred to "Ida
Rooksr 2nd Vale" the Champion Holstein bull of the Maritime Provinces, there teacher of that p|ace_ with his bride
are also a number of well bred young females of various ages. he returned West where for nearly
eHsEP- so brooding owen with lamb, iwo brood sown aus may loin, so §"”° Yea” they "ved in lvafduer-
hens, 25 bushels seed wheat, 100 eats, 8 bushels timothy seed, 20 bushels sugar
mangles a quantity potatoes. hay and straw, 20 cords hardwaad. C
7
lMPLEMENTS.- Massey Harris, six foot hinder, 2 five foot mowers, 12 YGBFB and it girl, Mary Elizabeth, now
loot hay rake, aide delivery rake, hay rope,blocks,fork sllnga,chaIn and lock;
two sets spring tooth harrows, wide spike harrow, iron harrow, gang plow,
single plow, disc. harrow, threshing outfit with belts complete, grain crueher,
!\H'|'\|P pulp". set farm scales, two double truck wagons, three carts, two driv-
ing wagons, road cart, two double wood slsighe, driving and pung sleigh Also
several sets of driving and working harnese,hoes, shovels and forks and many
d .
m.ining. To the union were born two
in stock.
Auction c Sale
_ .- mas Easton ol Hampshire to sell by
 H¥H®HH%€  Auction on-ellis premises Saturday
I _ =___ __ ___= _ __ gay 6th commencing at 1 o"clock p.
rake, grain-seeder, lifsc Harrow, spring
cart, truck-wagon. driving sleigh, team
sleigh, cart harness. team harness
driving harness and numerous other
articles.
0494-5-1M5l.
e House before it prorogues why this
I am Sir, e_te.,
" R. N. COX.
ioneer pioase. copy.
_ DUNCAN MCINTVRE.
lander occurred at Wardeur, Idaho
n April -ith after a short illness of
Mt. Stewart, P. E. Island, 56 years
d he went west and after spending
iss Lillie Logan daughter of Mr.
William Logan a well known school
aho, where Mr Mclntyre followed
hlldfelif 8 b0Y. James Scott now
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NUXATEIJ Ill UN
increases strength
of dellcate.nervous
rundown people 200
per cent in ten days
in many instances.
$100 forfeit if il
 tails as per full ex-
planation fin large
'~ ~ article soon to ap
pear in this paper.
Ask your doctor or
- ~"'." 1". "
 009-f’
ruggist about it.
Apothacarleg Hall- G. E. Hughes
I have been instructed by Mrs. Tho-
., one horse two fat cattle, two milk
ows one helfe 25 Pl mouth c
good as -new); hay mower, wlleel
arrow. spike barrow, plow, roller,
JOH N STEWART
Auctioneer.
Motor Set qn angle Irons, making a
I, '.
unit power plant, 10 gallon gasoline
tank and fixtures. Apply to Dr. A.
B. Reid, 127 Sunnyside.
8259-4-1519/itf.
 
Help Wanted-Male
wANrso-smanr srnouo vourTc
good character and habits. Also
several smart girls for work in laun-
952l 5 2 M3i
_ ~-- wl-
Ml'B. Goff, 54 Fitzroy St. ‘ 'Q/T\`NTED__By A WHOLESALE Gm by Self Esteem (Imp.) (377) (5344).
95z2-5~2-ME3l- , cery house, a traveller for country
work. Apply hy letter to P. 0. Box,
174, Charlottetown.
wmrzo-A'MAlo l=on°’o`sNsnAi.\ wAN'rso- A1' once A oooo
housework. Apply 313 Euston St.
' 9480-4»29mlf.
FREE
strong man to work on farm one h
who oan~manage horses Apply
H. R. Mosse, Kensington.
9450-4-27~M5l.
l
salary,
For
W
coal
FOR
also
w
se
and
phone
-once
li
Registered Clydesdale
in _ C
dry. Apply 134 Kent Street. da. P. E. Island enrolment No. 10.
Dam by Flora (2476) by Margaret
(1675) by Maggie (Imp.) (1673)
with white face and four white feet.
Why mate your mare with any inferior
o
imported registered horse who has
proven himself to be one of the best
stock getters in P. E. lsiand:- He
will make the season of 1916 at the
stable of the manager. ,
_T_iBRMS:- Eight dollars for season
Mares at owners risk.
9541-5-3ME3,5,9,12,l3,l5,&li0.
Baron Mack
Pure Bred Clydesdale Stal-
Q _
make the season of 1916 at_
the owners stable. Mares at
owners risk. 1 ‘
Stallion
- “SIR DONALD" (5679)-
Cerlified copy of pedigrees recorded
the Clydesdale Stud Book of ana-
Sired by Lord Donald (3058) (10650)
Color, handsome dappled hrown
rse when you can do so with this
J. DINGWELL JENKINS.
v0l'!l0ll. .
usual return privileges to be
ttled for by -note at time of service.
No. 14361
n Enrolment No. 24 will'
For full Palflolllafi write
and best fitting in ésnada ,
'rocks snos.. l_lMl'rEo
MoN'rREAl_
5\years whom, with their heartbroken
'mother, will forever mourn the loss
of a kind and loving husband and fa-
ther. He also leaves an aged mother
and two brothers in P. E. I., Fune- h
was shipped to Spokane accompanied U
metery, Spokane. May he rest in
___._.li__ S
ADDRESS 'AND PRESENTATION.
Mr. Ambrose Sinnott,
' Dear Friend and Brother of the
Nursing Staff of Falconwood Hospital.
It ia with regret we learll of your
intended departure from among us,
,We realize that the loss which we your
friends feel on this occasion will be
soma one elses gain_
The pecuniary renumerlition you
lcAsTol=i |Al
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
Signature of ¢
Canadian Government
Railways
CHANGE OF TlME.l
Until further notice the following
changes will go into effect on P. E.
i., Railway.
A special passenger train will leave
Charlottetown each moming for Sum-
merslde at 7.35 o’clockll connecting
with steamer at Summerside for Pt.
:lu Cllcne; returning will leave Sum-
merside at 8.15, arriving at Charlotte-
town 10.30 p. m.
The train now leaving Charlotte-
town at 1.45 p.m. will be lleld until
3.30 p. m., unll will arrive at Summer
side at 7 p.nl., leaving Summerside at
8.20 p. m., urriving at Tlgnisll at
11.25 p. m. .
All other trains will run as usual.
D. P. A. OFFICE.
Charlottetown, April 28th, 19111. L
9477-4-29ME7l. _
Admitted the best uelitv l ' on bebbliorsobic oi
ral services were held in the Warduer Dr. Hamllton's Pills; HWY 10116 U19 _
Cothollc Church, afterwards title body, 5101113011. MBIS! dlS6Btl0n. brace YOU
voun Fnlsuos.
LIME
Get More`Vim! _ - ` 
Renew Your Slrellgtli in -Barrels and
_.__ ‘
If you are tired. nervous, sleepless,
ave headaches and langour, you need 
p at once. Taken at nlght- you’re
by ibo wire and several rrlobds, liner- well by momins- Sickness and tired Phone 111
feeling disappear _ instantly. Vim.
ment being in Fairmont Catholic Ce Spmm hearty heamh an the joys _ot _ _ _ _,
peace 9507_ life come to everyone that uses Dr. '
. ‘ - H
amllton's Pills. No medicine so C  &  '
atisfactor Get Dr Hamilton’s ' s  os
y. .
~ Pills today, 25c per box at all dealers.
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Wanted For
-The Army A Service Corps"
A Number Of Good Teamsters
Must be of Good Character.
Fine Opportunity to go Overseas at once.
Remember $1.10 per day and all found. -
Apply /
Major Leigh, _
Charlottetown. '
9536-5-3Mtf.
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Now is the time to place
lon and contraction
W
N ow Is The Time To Order Your Fencing ,
what we have home on hand and, a shipment cominglin willlamount to about 300t ons.This is the _
iRh€Sf grade of Fentllllg Wire, being manufactured by the Dominion Iron and Steel Coln-
pany of S dney, and is far superior to American Wire. The Coiled Spring Wire is rnanll-,_ ,
factured rom selected steel and contains a special spiral twist which provides for expans- ~
No: 9 Coiled Spring. No. 9 Plain Galvanizfd 
N0- 12 ‘ - “ No. 12 “ “ _ ‘-
Barb Wire No. 13 “ “ `
_ PRICES ON APPLICATION __
Requirements . ' _ 1
our order for wire. Our stock is unusually lar e. With l
_l
Hammer, wire Bplicer, Cutter, Staple
° We offer a few tons of plain twist wire in hu!
FenClng T001 75C quantity bi ae or lb. delivered- a -station ~
Fencing Tool' of lforges Steel, six tools in one take the place of either Barb or Coiled wire inthe- i
and Wrench. Price complete  . . . .. . _ . .75c ea. today before it ls all sold out. _ , .l
V m _W
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- Special Sale Oi Plain Twistwire _ ,
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P DY - f .
This is a rare bargain on this wire. as it will
Puller, Plyers construction, of any fence. Get a supply oi this
 1 f '
Stretchers ' ‘
Our Wire Btrotcbers are
of perfect construction. be
|648-5-#Wil than tus llpd.
1 - P.E.l
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1'
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ing made entirely of malls- COMBINATION PLYERBT »‘ . `
I Our stack of combination plyers is li very nice '"9' Pri" mf °"' 
sb e iron. substantial and ,,m,_ md om. pn". “Mot be |,,m,,,_ Mtn _.mt Yoh' lm.,m_._ _
compact Wm, Hn” B,,a,._ Nickel Combination plyers, best quality forges - _ . -
,nn Price *mo sloolpiloos.lro...... .. ..  ._ ._  ...aoodm while our stoolvis _ 1|'
- -  '- _, < Bisou combination Plym, bon quality ......ss¢ combine. ~ .i . . ll '
...;....  D _ "°*~‘°°1= Tl-TQ 02 ei‘s\\lllh\i><lre@ fl=rafl6a
HC-‘M¢KAY»' "i Stitoéb. _ _ __ , _ A  A
»_wlrol.sssYis o lzsralb  - 
Wire
Wire Grabs, made_0lfl_ l
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best quality steel. Will n_0_¢ 
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