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Election Meetings Election Meetings Election Meetings
ply crowded wllll picnics to Rocky
prize W,°m,,°,,g First District of Prince Political Meeting Fmt First F-|¢¢t°ri=l Ditlnn111;.:.!?.1i:l:1..1:':.‘2:..y:::.€.t's
Photograph
Paper
CYKO paper h_as_ mam-
‘ fested its superiority _a_t
` every photographic exhibi-
tion and convention where
it has been shown by repeat-
, edl taking highest prizes
anti’ awards. housands of
professional photographers
pay daily tribute _to its
wonderful capabilities _by
I its use in their studios.
With CYKO every good
negative makes a good print
and every printable negative
gives back all your camera
saw and caught. Sold by
_1_.l_._ G. Jamesoj
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ment of movements d"ect
from the inanufactugesg
and as these were or ere
before the war prices have
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not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
one of ours.
G. H. Taylor
I Jewaler & Optician \
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cool. bnckwaril collilitiolls. lillh lo
23rd, stormy ciiilililioiis. 24th to 27th.
lellailgcablv. 28111 lo~1l0tli, scnsoillliilo
weather.
DIARY 01" l§VlCN'l`S.
TO-DAY.
(fity 1\Iagi;.‘trale'1< ('ourl. 9 a.m.
Prince Erlnartl Theatre. Ii. 7 aild
8.45 p.m.
l’eoplc's ’l`lli‘-all-l=. 7.15 and 8.45 p.ni.
 _--_.-
MARRI AGES
e
WELSH-BELL.-lil this 1~it_v 011 Aug.
20111. at Sl. l.)11n.slail's (`u.tllo1lrul. by
the Rev. .l. (1. Mrlmllail. ltllllfil Mar-
garet Wolsll. t`|1:ll'loltolown, lo Clif
ford Arthur Boll, Geortzclowil.
MATHESON-McTAVlSH. Al tinlo-
donia, oil S4-pl. lst, lmilii-l lllalllosoll.
Iris, to Miss Mary Mc'i`:lvisll, dangli-
lor of Mr. Arc-llihald M1"l`avisll. Iildoil,
the Rev. M. Il. I\I;l.<-l,o111l olllrlating.
1 "
DEATIIS
 
CUNDALL.- l’assod away nt llocllns-
field, (lhnrloltolowli. oil Tllllrsday 2nd
Soplomhor. Pr-nclopo Ailn tiundall in
the clglitictli _roar ol’ hor ago. Plonsc
omit flowers by l'oqiicst. Funeral from
the roi-tiilcllcc of ll. J. (‘undall, Eefi..
on Saturday at 2.110 p. m. to St. l'aul's
Church thellce to Sherwood Cemetery
by train.
New Maternity
Ward ._
_ Y , -_
A new Maternity Ward of four beds
has been opened in the P. E. island
Hospital.
Cases will be admitted through the
members of the medical staff at the
be hold at the following places on tho
.\lll.1NG'roN. Loi 1-1. September 8.
2711:.-s-niinoi
'l'cndors \vllI he received by the
llildcrsigllcil up lo and on Mnnflny.
Sept. tith, 1915, 1`or the following priv-
ileges at the Exhibition to hc hold in
Ullarlottctown, from the 21st to 24th
Sept. inclusive.
1 For thc privilege of catering un-
der the Grand Stand.
2 For the printing and selling of
Score Cards for the Races. _
ll For thc supplying of straw as
required.
-i For selling feed for horsoll. cat-
tlo, elim. oil the ground-s.
lil Nos. 1, ‘J and 4, the highest or
any tender. and in No. 3 the lowest
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Conditions may be obtained at the
office of
C. R. SMALLWOOD,
~ Sec’y.-Treas.
2689-8-26n110i.
FoR_§ALE
(ine si|vnl~-lllack male fox, one year
old, $600.00. Ono female 90 per cent.,
$300.00; two males. 85 per cent. and
90 per cent.; also five pairs Northern
Rod Foxes. Write for prices. Wal-
ler R. (‘ainphell, Lobo P. O., Ont.
2440-8-7ms9ipd.
Bay State Fur Farms,
Limited `
Charlottetown, P. E. I..
Aug. 1915.
A general nil'-ating of the sl.ockhold-
Limited, will bc held at tho Board ot'
Trarlo Rooms in Cllarlottotown, I’. E.
I., Snturtlily, September 18. 1915 at
10 o'clock a. m., for tllo purpose (1)
of consitioring and acting upon bye-
law, adopted hy the Board of Direc-
tors, rlccrcasiilg thc authorized capit-
,nl stock of said company to $76,000,
and its actual stock to $38,000, (2) al-
so llyo-Iuiv increasinl: the number of
directors to fifteen. (Il) aJso all otller
bye-laws adopted by said Directors.
M1 of llln. olor-tion by written ballot
of a board of directors of said com-
pany. t.'.1 and of transacting any
other illisincss which may legally
clinic before the meeting.
R. A. SHAW,
Secretary.
2827-0-4M2i.
 
Property at Bradalhane
For Sale-
Will be sold _by Public Auction
on the premises at one o'clock
Saturday, September 11th con-
sisting of 10 acres of land with
Buildings all in good repair.
One half mile from Bradalbane
Station Also stock, lmpliments
9
Queen s
Meetings of the electors of the
Fourth District of Queen's will be
held at the following places on the
dates mcntloncilz-
POWNAI. I-IALL, Friday, September 3
GRAND VIEW HALL, Saturday, Sep-
tember 4.
CALEDONIAN HALL, Tuesday, Sep-
tcmbcr 7.
ELDON HALL, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
BELLE RIVER SCHOOL. Friday,
September 10.
WOOD ISLAND HALL, Tuesday. Sep-
tember 14.
VERNON RIVER HALL. Wednesday,
September 15.
__ All meetings will commence at
.30 p.m.
Opposition candidates are requested
to attend.
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MARTIN.
ROSS.
 
urs of tho linv Stnto l<‘ur l"ui'm.s. F '
~ or Quick Sale
House and four and n half acres
choice lend near Exhibition grounds.
An excellent opportunity for quick
buyen
Apply by letter to A-. It., P. O. Box
74, Charlottetown. P. E. I. 2682-8-26lntf
 
"V.B." Sill iii `
PARENTS [li `
iiiiil HEHU
'
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.- The Vic-
toria Cross, won by tho late Lance
Corporal Frederick Fisher, of the 13th
Bautallon, at St. Jlillen. where he
rccclvcd by the hcro's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. W.. Fisher. 576 Lansd-
ed fr m ll British fll Th
crop. Comfortable Dwelling, out 0 w ' W" ° ce' 8
Each meeting to be at 7.30 p.m.:-'
f-
P?
COX.
River.
G. S. INMAN.
12669-8-25Mwlmll1.
.  *_
Te n d o rs
Tenders will be received up to 15th
Sept.. from parties who will con-
tract for ranching any keep of 5 pairs
Silver Black Foxes. Write
JOHN J. HVNES,
Secy., Ives Silver Black
Fox Co.. Ltd.,
Montague.
2645-8-24Ml.s9i.
ARTISTIC PORTRAITS
and Pictures Frames
14x20 Convex Glass and Frames a
specialty.
F. YOUNG,
72 Upper Queen St.
Charlottetown,
2539-8-16M1Mnpd.
 
Valuable Property
For Sale
I am iilstruclcd by Mr. William Mc-
Millan to soil by public auction on
Wednesday, October tho sixth his
valuable farm at Brackley Beach.
stock. crop and implements. The farm
contains 92 acres. fronts on Rustico
Bay where an abundance of mussel
mud and other sea manure can be
obtained, is all 1-loar in a high state
of cliltlvatioii and well fenced ‘ with
cedar posts and wire. There are on
the premises a dwelling house, two
barns, plligcry. honnery and imple-
ments house. There are alsotwo nev-
er falling wells of water on'the farm
and a pump in the house. For terms
of sale see hand bills. . .
PETER BRODIE,
Auctioneer.
2842-9-4MSth3wks. '
\
 
downo avenue, Wcstillount, scompani-
deceased soldier earned the distinc-
tion of tho cross hy gallantly assist-
ing. with a machine gun, ln covering
the retreat of 11 battery, and later
bringing his machine gun into action.
under very heavy tire in order to
cover the advance of supports. ll
was while doing this .he was killed.
He was only twenty years of age.
"‘D"`
___ ° ° - ’ ’ ninyca in tile lnllest. tlinlnn-i si the
_  of Queens of    horlll side balm; reported the best of
The Ufld8I’Slglled Calldldiltéb -- *_ the reason and the _water just pleas-
~ . tlfv candl- _ antly cold. With sc ool starting on
 its     --   .-       
. . th l t at the dinlfitrl 0! King! County Will |10 |1015 almost at an end much to the regret
at the homes mentioned _ _ ihllslgisfzt 8 B Cc 0" at the following places on the dates 0, young and ,,|d -
ton School House Friday "_ F ,d _ Sapp 3_ mentioned. J s _ _
S¢B:o§rd at 3 p. m. ’  1§.lll‘,"s,Ilylhl-any? sghtemller 4. Klnssboro. Monday. Sent. 6- _ The public event or the week. The
S ' ' ` t 3th t7 ffl Ho e River Hall Mollda.Y‘» Sept. 6. F9~ll`U°1d» '1`\l0B<18¥. SSDI- 7- , Floral Carnival, passed off very suc-
` t' Anthony' bep ' th 'a 4 D' ' Grillhville Hall. Tuesday, Sept. 7. All meetings Open at 7.30 P- ln- ` pessfully. It was one of the prettiest
Gl'C€l1lT\0llt~ Sept- 6 'at p‘m' Spriugton Ham Wednesdan Sept Opllosition Candidates invited to bn sights .seen in the city for sometime;
Alb€l'tOI`l. S€Pt- 7th- 3t 7 l9~m- g_ ____ d 52:90* Bild Will h9 Elven hi" me th_e young pgople looklirzlg exceegingly
. S 11 1 H , ‘ urs ay, - w nsome n e severa ecora e ,cars
CHARLES DAL C ON, seifégxéf 9_° °° °“°° Signed. and carriages and especially in ‘ the
S- T-GALLANT- Bonsbaw.’0Court House, Friday,  ldxiégiii which were artistically ur-
September . . _ ' ' ' ~ ‘
. _= d H "_ S , d _ se wmbe, 2688-3-2sMi-1111. ~ - ~
- _ uprapau a B ur ay D Charlottetown ln gengral felt
. .
l ‘ C , S~h I H , Mon- proud of Mr. H. Ronald tewart, who
Polltlcal Megllngs of the da’;_°'S’é;;ten;'g:_ 131' °° one P ‘_ _  M _ recently received the Military Order
' ‘ ° B d lbane Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 14. of St. George at the direction of the
Third District of A;f‘,,._°,,_,,,,,_,_B ,_mg,,,,,_,__,__,,_,, Dm _ o lt_lca_ eetings_ Emp?" o,_,,u_,__,,,_ __.,,__,_,,,:,_.. as hs
. T1 0 m reg are n. - was _nown o s sc oo ma es an
Prlnce  vitedeto gl)to:nd.on can a     S ehums, was a favorite with all_ and
M. KENNEDY. - ,his success as a Divisional Signaller
”_'_‘ A. J. Mai:NEVIN. Meetings Of the GIQCIOYB 0f the ,is heard of with genuine pleasure.
1/lootlniw of the electors of the 2665-8-24ME20l_ S_t-Icotrld Ristrhct 05 Klnlgsewllflollllgwllglg Ann h _h u s u- _ th
- - , . - e mes an llc s .
Third District of Prince County will H p oug ere were severa o er
attractions the afternoon Tea at the
date and the times mentlonedz- MORELL HALL. Mnndny. 6th Sem- St. James Tennis Courts was quite
» ~ ~ s'i‘ Pi-:'rEa's HALL, 'r <1 , 'lui 1 .1
1~1»\1-PEQUE- S°°‘@'“‘°°' 3- “‘ 7, "-“‘- Political Meetings september “e” “Y i.“.,'.§‘.2..’ ..“"§I.‘."°" M12" l'i'.§’.“ “in .iii
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P-§§,lP§7hl?_3(*§§\42)'-I,S;§P'eg‘e‘;)‘§;mb*;, -,f’ ’§, ____ MoN'r1cELi.o scuool., wednesday. son. the Misses anla and Pnnllnc nog-
C 3 pm ' The undersigned Liberal-Conservm 8th September. _ ers, Miss Dorothy Campbell and Miss
' 1 . _ 1 tive candidates will meet the electors `H. Bsgnall. Mrs. W. K. Rogers as
M0‘\.I7T m(ARMLL` September 7 a of the Second Elcctorai District of H. D. MacEWEN. ,listed in pouring the tea and 3 very
“-FI Ir;'\:(`;-PON (-IIURQH HALL, Sep. Queon'B County at tho f0ll0WlI1g A0. A. MACDONALD. pleasant gogigl hour was enjoyed,
‘,',,'m`h,.,. 3 at 3 p_m_ places and on the dates namedz- R-
*ll*
MCINNIS. Mrs. J. O. Rae and son "Derry"
at 7 pm Friday. September 3-Kingston. 2746-3~30l1l9| who have been at Brackley Beach P.
. ,~ -- A 15, 5 1, 1, 9, 1 Monday, September 6 - Rustico ' E. I., for the summer, have returned
( LN;  [ot ep em er H Bank. .  to Montreal.
E ARSENAULT Tuesday, September 7 - Mayfield - * * *
A. . . . g ¢
_ _ D0B|-_ 1-lan, _ The engagement was announced
fbi.  McLEAN. ` Wednesday, September 8 - New Third E.lecsoral Dlstrlct this week of Miss Mabel E. Muir of
J. E. ARSENAULT. Glasgow. Benford, Ont., to Mr. L. Lennant, the
'I`h\lrHdnY. September 9. - Hunter of Klng S County popular representatives of the De-
1'tlvor_ - partment of Agriculture for Kings
Friday, September 10 - Wheatley Meetings of thc electors ofthe Third County. the marriage to take place
River. District'of Kings will be held at the this month.
Monda e er 13- w * * *
° ° y. S ptemb Corn all following places at the dates men- _
Young women Deslnng Tuesday, September 14-Milton. tioried:- , The tennis tea at Victoria Park
. The Opposition Candidates are in- CARDIGAN, Friday, Sept. 3rd. ,this afternoon will be in charge of
A Nurse’g  vited to attend and will he granted BALDWINS ROAD, Wednesday, Sth. Mrs. Pethick, Miss Jean Aitken and
' equal privileges. All meetings to MONTAGUE, Thursday, Sept. 9th Miss A. Newberry.
begin at 7.30 p. m. SUMMERVILLE, Friday, Sept. 10th. * * *
The Wg'  ?°°il§‘_s giaiisgital' eg' LOUIS |__ JENKINS, All meetings begin at 7.30 p.m. Brigadier Potter of Springhill, N. S.,
G"’(‘i‘§’“} gfpicgl :nd obatem2a_,"°de_ JOHN 1-1. suN1'A1N. J. A. McDoNALD. who is here on Military duties is bc-
"fet Ca 'ts gel, a three years. gmd_ Charlottetown, 25th Aug., 1915. J. A. DEWAR. ing warmly welcomed by his many
ggfclgfxlg 6; yofmg women desiring a 20s7.g.26m171_ J. J. JOHNSON. friends.
. V. CARRUTHERS. * * *
"“‘°S°'5 °d“°‘“i°“' `   Pat. and Ext! ‘ 2738-8-28m12i Mr. Kenneth L. Golding of tho Bank
Wrim iailfégcular of mf°rm"'ti°n‘ ` of Nova Scotia at Vlctorlapls on a
S .- e e 0 e
' ~  l holiday visit to St. Johli where he is
»<Ar§1u1__§§_:__;-dggtwog. §;"r;;B_ Political Meetings Third _ , _ _.__,_:.._,____.,;..,.. ....,,..., .,,.,.,.,,.,,,,.. ,,,
n........n. 0...... |)istrictQueen’s County Political Meetings in the ~ dj _ _ _
2464`7'10M24‘pd' ' M I o o , Mr. and Mrs. Skoocli wllo have hlid
_ *_ I    a delightful summer with Mr'. and
The Libem,_(._onservauve cam" _ Mrs. W. S. Loueon, left this week on
, . _ _ , The underS| ned Candi return to Montreal. Mr. and Mrs.
Cl1arl0ttet0wn ((lt€:>tilEiltf1mwtil`len1lthl;ltdth)<lq;¥<§tt(ii€sQi:C0t’lig will address thg Electors aialgg 'skeoch wer” quite widely °"l‘"t“i"°‘l
_ _ _ ‘ . _ . and enjoyed the beautiful scener
f°"°W'“S l"“°‘”- following places and dates'- 1, 1' y M
  » - t e Garden Prev nce to its fullest.
E i Comm Bm Mona” september Tuesday, Sept. 7th. at Murray . * * ~
I Miss Dolly Palmer has left on -
Sth. re
Mount Stewart, Wednesday, Sep- W6dn€SdaY, S€Dl1.' 8l.ll. al 'jtg;;l(lt(l)"_¥[%':)tI'i`((;;§,l;i;g':Fgw§5]e“}:3 pi?
‘°m"“"` 8"* Murray Harbor `, d', , '
, ’ _ d .
1__{‘_ort Augustus, Monday, September ThurSday_ Sept 9th_ at Monta_ 0" S an r E" 5,, ,, ,,
Mrnmr 1-1 1-bert, W dn .1 _ S . glle. Rcv. Dr. J. A. Gordon and Mrs. Gor-
tember iso: 0 as ay cp Monday, Sept. 13th. at High "°f‘ Wh” “"0 been “"0 Wmmefing
All meetings at 7_3() p_m_ Bank lol _some time have returned to Mont-
t?DI5osition candidates invited to Meetings to commence at 7 30 rea ' _,_ * *
a n . '
0 1'-'_ |.|_ FEEHAN D. l'l'l. ~ The North Side was the happy ren-
'. dezvous this \veek of ral ti
2734_S_2 ME16|_L' WOOD. b Signed M'  hy [Cam lllld 3.lll.OIIl0bll;elll.(l!l Of pmWl§
f _ A. P. PROWSE, . were loud in their praise of the wild
  A. F. BRUCE, "“SEed Scenery 810115 the Hh0l'°- Not
Fourth District of I
a few of the visitors stopped at the
Cliff. which has been the meeting
place of many jolly crowds during the
past few mouths.
‘il ill 1|
On Wednesday afternoon several
automobiles with the city councillors.
the Water Commissioners' .and their
,wivcs,wended their way to the popular
_summer resort where they were
.pleasantly entertained by Mayor
Sterns, whose popularity as a host is
unexcelled. ,
U Ii il
On Thursday afternoon another gay
crowd of young people also found
,“'I`he (‘.lifi' Road” attractive. There
were tho members of the choir of St.
James Church who were being enter-
tained by the trilstees to an automo-
bile drive and luncheon. A delightful
time was spent in bathing, music.
singing, etc.. the young people re-
turning home about eleven o'clock.
' ll ll
There were no less than three clam
bake; on the Brighton shores this
week with hosts of young people in
'i.ttcntla.nce. The campers on the York
,Point side also showed thoir ability
in getting up similar entertainments
,and invited their friends from Charlot-
tetown to participate. Music filled the
'lir while huge bonlires kept tho mos-
quitoes at a respectful distance.
l U O
Week end parties are being ar-
ranged by nnmpers this week on ac-
count of Monday being a public hol_l-
' 8. .
y l 1 V1
The Khaki lads although kept bully
training, Qnd lots of time to cultivate
the social side of life and are wln-
ninlr friends daily. Their parades on
Sunday are of intorr-st to all and they
are bolus welcomed to all the church-
.as tor divine swrvlce.
i O U
Miss Alice McKinnon loaves this
morning for St. Anne De Bellevue,
Que, where she will take a full course
in the Domestic Science Dcpartlnent.
Miss McKinnon who will be missed by
her many friends is followed by
many kindly wishes for success.
»a n s
Mrs. W. E. Bentley ani Miss Amy
Earle will serve afternoon tea at the
Jolf Links today. -
0 O O
The visitors at Holland Hall are
. L .- -1 
Mr. David Schurmsu writes to the
Patriot on the subject of the challenS'8
maderby The Guardian with reference
to Mr. Rogers' release of Prohibition
prlggpsrs. Mr. Schurman does not
now deny the accuracy of the H011-
Mr.. McKlnnon's statement. but nnlb-
bles over the use by the Guardian Of
the words, contrary to the opinion
of the Attorney-General, and Mr._Mc-
Klnnon's phrase. contrary to the ad-
vice" of the Attorney-General. -
Now Mr. Schurman has had sufll-
cient experlence of lawyers to know
that "advice" and “0l>ini0l1" U0 Pfei-
ty much synonymous terms in legal
phraseology. Counsel never gives
"advice," he merely gives an “opin-
ion,” but it is one and the same thing.
The Governor-acting as Governor-in-
Council-may act on the advice of his
Council, but when as Governor per se
he seeks the advice of the Attorney-
General. That advice is in legal par-
General.
So, Mr. Schurman is left without
his last loophole of escape.
roP_111lol1't11.1“1\1>l1lc£"i ‘-““"’~tti-i-"-ni*   
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Pains, sent. 2.-The Athens corn.
-ll final agreement hu been signed gy
the Eutente Power; and Greece con-
cerning navigatlon and commerce. _
Greece agrees to take the strictest
measures for the suppression of trade
in contraband articles and the Entenrg
Nations. consent to the free expo;-gn.
~tions of tobacco and raisins on the
basis of export statistics previous to
the war and the importation to the
British colonies of all goods .exclu-
sively reserved for individual con-
sumption in Greece.
The search by Allied warships or
,Greek boats going~from one Greek por;
t0 another. the correspondent says
will cease immediately. '
_*___
i “We have too many shirts. wg H,
going to make the number len by
icuttlng the prlea and giving you a big
-bargain chance in buyln . F _
i ample, Men'a khaki shirts? floaceollnzx
lance the "opinion" of the Attorney- `..n°¢ very heavy ,but grand wearln dz
'tarlal regular rl We. g ma
..,.-¢ay'at ssc. lvlhoeris a M‘;'l.E:>'h.s""
28l5-93M2l.
LIB. CON.
 _  _ ._ PR!
First-
Hon. Charles Dalton
Mr S. T. Gallant
Second-
Mr Shelton Sharp
Mr G. M. Matthews
Third-
Hon. A. E. Arsonault
Mr Il. D. Doble
Fourth-
Mr S. Kennedy
Mr M. C. Delaney
Flftll-
Hon. James A. McNeill
Hon. J. E. Wyatt
Mr Murdoch Kennedy
Mr A. C. Nevin
Second-
Hon. L. L. Jenkins
Mr J. H. Bulltaln
Third-
Mr H. F. Fechan
Mr Leonard Wood
Fourth-
Mr John S. Martin
Mr A. D. Ross
Fifth-
Dr R. S. Jenkins
Mr Jas. Paton
`. KINGS
` Holi. John McLean
Dr A. A. Macdonald
Second-
Mr A. A. Macdonald
Mr H. D. McEwen
Third-
}Ion. J. A. Macdonald
Mr J. A. Dewar
Fourth-
I-lon. Murdoch McKinnon
Mr A. P. Prowsc
Fifth-
I-Ion. J. A. Mathieson
Mr R. J. McLellan _
iliii UST iii iliiM|iiii|iiiiil]H Piiiliiiiilili iiiiliilii
L-___
GRIT.
_N_CE.._. .. - -_-3
Mr Benj. Rogers g
Mr Benj. Gallant _
Mr W. I-I. Dennis
pondent. of the Havns Agency say; gh:
Mr A. C. Saunders `1
Mr A. E. McLean
Mr Jos. Arsenault
Mr J. H. sell. ' -
Mr W. M. Lea
\
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Mr J. J. McNally
Mr H. Howatt
QUEENS. .
Mr Cyrus W. Crosby
Mr John S. Cousins _
A
Mr John McMillan
Mr George E. Hughes
Mr David McDonald ’
Mr C. H. Chandler i
` 1
Mr George Forbes `
Mr F, J. Nash
Mr C. Gavin Duffy ~
Mr E. T. Higgs '
COUNTY.
Mr J. W. Brennan
Mr Alex. Robertson
'lit
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Mr J. D. Mclnnes .
Mr R. N. Cox .
Mr J. J. Johnston ,
Mr J. W. Carruthers
1
Mr A. F. Bruce
Mr G. S. Inman
1
Mr P. McCourt
Mr H. Nelson
' Ono cant par word lll-st In
1 word aseh continuation. Cash
 charge Twenty-flva cents.
Wéiunlnlll c[l°`§‘§li1`i'i“lns.  
union In thla column, half cont per
must accompany order. lllnlmum
"  14
| _ _ l
 
Agents Wanted _
‘ii§.`Eii1i"`|"sT1/it\`l'1"`E` DT-'TEIEII lor the
'Old Reliable Fontbill Nurseries. We
teach our men to sell. Experience
unnecessary. Highest commissions
paid. Handsome free equipment.
Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont."
8-28ME26l
 
Bon l't1el‘s W an ted
BOARDERS-FIVE OR SIX STEADV
boarders can be nicely accommodat-
ed at the McKenzie _I-louse, 89 Sid-
ney St. 8-limtf.
¢ _ 1 V ri- |
For Sale
FOR SALE-Farm containing 50 acres
choice land in good cultivation with
good buildings. Terms easy. Ap-
ply to Francis L. McQuald, River-
dale, It.It.. No. 2. _2782-9-1me12i
FOR SALE-About 100 tons Cape
George Gravel, suitable for first
class concrete work. Apply to
Dean & Stewart at C. Lyons & Co.
2797-9-2M1mo
LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR
Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the
Hospital . 2417-8-GMU.
 
__ _Miscellaneous
WANTED.-MRS. LESLIE WIL-
liams. wishes to intimate that she
has vacancies forafew more pupils
for Plano instructions. For further
particulars apply at her residence.
78 Douglas St.. 2814-9-3M3ipd.
 
To Let
_.__________ _____., __l___'_____._.<
T0 LET.-The Store and premise!
on Kent Street at present occupied
by Goo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-
art, 168 Kent St. 2287-7-26m mtf
 
Situations Vacant
“SALESMENI EXCLUSIVE .LINE
for city, town or country Bi! Mm”
ings guaranteed. Permanent Ill
year Job. No experience necessary-
Write Luke Brothers, Llmltvn-
Montreal. " _ _ , »
FOR SALE-A sketch book compris-
ing historical incidents, trsditionary
tales, translations, etc. For sale
at the Maritime Stationers, price $1.
When msiled Sc. extra.
2722-8-28M12lpd
 
Help Wanted-Female
~HOU8EKEEPER WANTID. No family
Fair Wages and good home. Apply
C. R. Dickie, Muddy Creek.
2751-8-81-lplllpd
ao Long as Sho l.Ivs¢|
82.50 PER DAY FOR DIOTRIIUTIZ;
ln; "WORLDS GREATEST WAR.-
Up to dateboolr. Whirlwind seller.
Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
 
Teachers Wanted- - _
WANTED.--Booond-Class Toaollar f°l‘
Cable Head West School. 813991*
ment $20. Protestant preferrs . M.
Mcharen, Bacy. of Trustees.
IBM-I-l'lmtf
 
ness, .iii or which mystlncil the vtninl
husband.
11 Finally late in the aveulns. ln repli
tll returning home as the 'Dlnniilg The young bride came to bl-eskfut`to ills insistent demands to know
Hall has been closed somewhat e.lr‘l in an extreme sullen an V119 9'1""
-1. ly d unhappy what the matter was, *-110
2|' than Wa! anticipated. The sum- mood. To all her husband's enquiries into tears and replied: "Henry if 0'"
mer months passed all too qlltckly ‘she returned snappisll answers. She ldraanl again that you have kissed an-
for the residents of this favorite Jnnl- 'was in no better frame of mind when ,other woman I’ll never speak to l/°“
.mer resort. he came home that evening from bust- as long as I live!"
v~,~~ __ _
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f 5 lr nl li ln ludcs I ‘ ' ' . - ' I I "J ` A - - "V, . . U 3 -'V "ff ` """"‘-'-"'~'-'...'-’,'f
:ilt°u§spin1p:;p;l‘:hs.w C C and house hold fumiture. _ ~ ' (fl  _  1 " "` ' -ff
_.i_,.,,....n..:.. 1.... im. _.1._.__..l.;____i;. Mas. ANNIE MALLETT, ,  0 
I' 0 I e 0 8 | ' ' ‘
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