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ALL NEW FRESH GOODS
J. G. Jamieson
BRACELET
WATCHES
Our sale of ._the_se popular
Watches is daily increasing.
Our stock consists of the
Celebrated Waltham and
also the best_ Swiss makes
either extension or strap.
G. l‘l. Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
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\' DIARY OF EVENTS.
I TO-DAY.
City Maglstrate‘s Court 9 a. ni.
Prince Edward. 3. 7 and 8.45 p. m.
Public School Closings. Prince St.
0.30, West Kent, 11.30 and Queen
Square 2 p. m.
 
BIRTHS
 
PICKARD-At the P. E. island Hos-
pital. on June 20th. 1916. to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Pickard. a son. (Stlllborn.)
FRASER.-At Charlottetown on June
19, 1016, to Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser,
a son.
 
HARRIAGES
0ARD-CRAIG.- At the residence of
the bride'a father, Poplar Grove, P.
E. I., on the 19th inst.. by Rev. H.
S. Young, B. A.. Harold Gard, Alber-
ton and Rhode Craig of Poplar Grove.
EVAN8~GRAN‘i‘.- At t%e Parsonage
Pon Hill on June 14th, y Rev. J. J.
Bramford, Alice E. Evans. and Will-
iagn  Grant both of Bideford, P.E.
ls an . _ ,
""°' iwriuoric runo.
Lili N0. 44.
'Previously acknowledged. $37,009.02.
Oddfeilowa of Charlottetown, part
proceeds entertainment Prince of
Wales College Hall, April 26th $100”
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Coal Fresh from the Mines
Your winter supply of coal is 801102
and our spring stock is now at your
service. '
lt ia good coal. Clean and fresh and
full value for your money.
This is the place to get it. Order now
and we will see that prompt delivery
is made.
Our prices are the lowest.
We are open to charter a number of
schoonerg for which we guarantee
highest rates of freight.
Phone 404.
BUNTAIN BELL & C0.
Selling Agents for Dominion .Coal
Co. Ltd
Subscription List For
5 p. c. Debentures
sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown
Water Works Debentures. These de
bentures are of the denomination of
$500.00 each are payable in Twenty
years from date and bear interest at
five (5) per cent per annum, payable
halt yearly.
A subscription list is now open in
Hall, for local parties wishing to pur-
chase any of these bonds. Full par-
ticulars on application.
9910-5-24Mtt. _
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
THE sole head ofa family or any male over
eighteen yeara old). may homestead a quarter
section of available ominion land in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap-
p in ii D _ j L
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ear person at ie omlnion ands Agency
r Sub Agency for the District Entry b proxy
ay be made nt any Dominion Lands gency
but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions
Lu iee-Six months residence upon and cul-
a onof the land in each of three years. A
omesteader may live within nine m lea of his
homestead on a farm of a_t least 80acres. an
certain conditions. A _habitable house is re-
quired _eircept where residence is performed in
the vicini .
l
ln certain districts a homeateader in ood
s_t.aodi_nghmay pre-emgt _a quarter-section sion;
side his omestead. nce $3.00 per acre.
Dutia-Ellis months residence in each of three
years after earning homestead atent: also 50
acres extra cultivation. Pre-emptgin patent may
be obtained as soon as homestead patent,nn
certain conditions. _
_A settler who has .exhausted his homestead
nggt may take a purchased homeetd in cer-
la districts: Price $3.00 per acre. Duties-
Must reside six months in each of three years
cultivate 50 acres and _erect a house worth $100
he area of cultivation is subject to reduction
in case of rough.s4;rubby or stony land. Live
ssoclr may be substituted for cultivation under
certain conditions.
W W. <;0RY.C. M. G .
Deputy of the minister of the Interior
_N. R. Uriauthovizedpublication of Ibis adver
tisement will not he paid for 64388.
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The Commissioners of Sewers and
Water Supply have for sale Ten thou-
the office ot the Commissioners. City ‘I
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ln 15, land 2 pound cans.
Whole - ground-pulv¢rized-
also Fine Ground lor Perca-
lators. 151
Valuable Mill Property
For Sale
The undersigned being desirous of
retiring from the milll~ g business offers
for sale his valuable mill property ai
Briidenell, Lot 52 consisting of Grist
Mill full roller process and oat meai
mill; also cardlng mill and saw mills.
This property is one of the best
equipped ami remuneratlve on the
Island. There is abundance of water,
and the mills being situated iii ii thick-
ly populated wheat producing district
there is plenty ot trade capable of
being still further developed. Railway
siding at the door. For further par-
ticulars write to or cnll nn B. D. How
utt, Brudenell Mills, R. lt. Cardigan.
407-0-19M6ipd.
 
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wooL WANTED 3
Hiouesr cAsH Psicss PA|o "'
for wAsi-iso and uNwAsHE- *
so wool.. , *
We pay freight on all lots "’
over 100 pounds. ‘|'
Write 'phone or call and get
our prices.
The Island Wool and Hide Co.
Grafton St. East,
Opposite Davis & Frasers,
'Phone 441-J.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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 1l=- -1 5;
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she was in the iu est sympa y _
every branch of the wofk Ol (md.
was deharred the privll€i!€§ 9( we
sanctuary, hut every atom of influen-
public worship upon those who afel
able to avail themselves of the Same-
Her memory willbe precious. “Ol
only to ber immediate I8-mill' and
relatives, but to all who Came lD
contact with her, it was a pleasure
to ve ieilowsh with -
her.
H
Graves, born at North Rll/91'. 00%
0b¢r 7th; 1835, married to James
Noy,wno predeceased her January.
28th, 1911, She is survived by the
following relatives, daughters, Sarah
Jane and Gertie M. at home; MTB-
Sophla Miller, Beverley, Mass., Mrs.
Ida Floyd, Wreiitham, Mass., Mrs.
is.1.,aiid James w. at Ariiiiswfl.
Mass., one brother, William Graves,
Emyvale; two hiilf-brol.l1el’S, Anthony
Essery, Milton, P. E. 1., James Es-
sery, Kensington, P. E. I., and one
half-sister, Mrs. Sophie Wise, widow
of the late Ho -
Charlottetown
The pall-bea : -
frey, Ewen Campbell, Malcolm Mulli-
eson, Richard M-itchell, William
---~--~~:i-i-v-ii;-~r‘------'--' movers: crescent from the iamiiy,
Spray of lilalter Lillies, Mr. and
Mrs, W. It. Clark, Spray oi Easter
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' bine, Charlottetown; Bouquet, Lillies
  of the vau”_ from Mi" gong”
Mrs. James' Noy, -North wiiuiini-s. g
After years of much suiteriug,en- C
dured in sweetness and patience and
having' attained to the ripe old age W _ ~
oisrsiis "ten asiesp iii Jesus." oii my Soul Arise’ A ws* f“'°"l"
Sunday evening, .June the 11th. The W
funeral services at the house and BB
grave were conducted by her pastor,
Rev. George Orman on Tueidol' Bl- 5
iemoou, June the 13th. There was a flu! f°P"¢°°“t the "°°lg““"1°n “Fd
large and most representative ooin- iaith of her iamiiY-
pany gathered to pay the last Ui- _
puteot respect. She,wnswidely knows ed “Don by her P11910' "°"°--
and highly esteemed and was in ev-_I
" 1 th r d is
ev;-:;:§e:0r!vl:i);h 0 theawixigalnmily For sogiveth the Lord his b¢l0v-
ll th with e'
and esteemed the ministers _ol God 8 _ _
very highly in love for their works tain hope of resurrection. lI¥\“'\0"-Bl
Bakm ity, and eternal life. _ I
It was nsource oi unieigned sor- “ Q _ _ H
row when by ageand iniirmity she God bring with him.
ce that she, possessed' was used in   r
urging the duty and Dfivilogei Ol
visit and ha ll* 0
ti
er maiden' name was Mary JN"
Willie N. Clark, North Wiltshire; '
two i-ions, william at Hiimrshiw P-
nourable Joseph Wise
rers were Charles God I
illiel, llr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ba-
ra`es, Minh Ella Clark and Miss A.
Balderson; Crescent from Mrs.
harles Godfrey. '
The hymns selected by the family
ere most Suitable No. 122. "A550
ith our sister and may bo TGKBNG5
her confession of faith.
Hymns 870, Jesus while our hearth
ra bleeding, 784, “Abide With Me"
The pnsaggg 01 Scripture enlarg-
.--Pi-seioiiii in the Hisht olfhs L9”
the dwth of his saints.'
sleep.
d
Of few if any, could it be Said Willl
renter confidence in sure and cer-
Those who sleep in Jenlls Hllol
gi iniiilminiliici
LONDON, June 20.-Matters or great
importance await the coimitlerfllloll
f parliament wlilcli reassenibles to-
ay. Since recess was taken three
weeks ago there have been three hap-
neniiigs of great moment. namely,
:he naval bottle oft' Jutland, the
allies economic conference at Paris
and the death of Lord Kitchener.
which necessitates the appointment of
ii new war minister.
The legislature will want much in-
formation concerning these matters,
ind in addition the attitude ot the
Allies toward Greece und the lrisli
problem provide qiiestioiis for deep
consideration.
Much attention will also ho given
to finance us the new budget is pro-
mised for next mouth and another
vote of credit is schediileil for early
in August. There reniniiis besides
the problem of the extension ot' life
of the parliament.
` li is reported that there is a divi-
'sion among the members of the cub-
iiiet over the proposals for the set-
tlement of the Irish question, which
Bowman, John D. Deacon.
GUARDIAN llll
t' charge Twenty-ilve cents.
S .
Onecant per were Ire! Insertion in this neiumsr half oens par _
nord each continuation. Cach must aooomllw °"|°l‘~ Ul°|"“"” _
SIFIED ADS `
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A gents Wanted
' Help Wanted--Male I
AGENTS: - SAMPLE "nook
“Wei-l<l's Greatest War" free.
est naval battle in history, six
thousand Canadians having fallen
at Ypres, and Kltchener's drowning
giving hook tremendous sale. Gar-
retson, Brantford, Out,
374-G-17M24l.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries!
We teach our men to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary; highest commiss-
ion paid; handsome tree equipment.
Stone & Wellington. Toronto, Ont.
1ai.s-IME till Julv 1
fenced feeders. '
Ofilee Opera House Building,
Phone 183,
319-G-14Mti‘.
Imperial Fox Biscuit ` '
A standard fox biscuit containing all the food elements required to pro-
duce growth heat and nutrition. Rich ln t‘ai‘lJo-liydriites and nil fnis. The
most economical fox biscuit on the market. Highly endorsed by exper-
ROSS G. MCMILLAN,
Maiiui'ni:t\1i‘ers
Ilox 446,
Cliiirlotteiown.
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FOX F-' D
OO
One pound of Sekyer Ltd., Fox Biscuit, No. 4 has proven much better
Yhan five pounds of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you
tried them? Price Be. per pound. For the present in order to demonstrate
the quality of the hulacult w/e are offering same al 6%c. per pound. Send
for trial order to convince yourself that we have a food product of meats.
Warren B. Purdy, sole agent for P. E. I., 154 Queen St., Charlottetown.
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For
In One of the Best
We are authorized to Sell by
that Splendid Cottage and Lot,
302-0-iiiviiutr
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Bruce Stewart. City. 55. (Jnn'e payf‘_
ment); J H. McKenzie. City, sl. (Jane
payment) Dr J T Jenkins, vin;
CHOICE PROPERTY
Snturday, Juho Zlsth, |916
Commencing at 12 o’clock noon,
All modern improvements. Terms easy. made known at sale.
BENJ. CAR PER & CO. Auctioneers
On account oi the Irecent fire on my premises, will s_ell by
public auction on Tuesday June 27th at ll o’clock the followingz-
Twelve Horses, fifteen carriages (single and double;
ghost all new;) Fifteen Sets Harness (don le and single;
arload of Oats, Also Wraps etc.
TERMS: All' amounts under 810.00 cash over that amount
approved joint notes payable Decem r lst
-,   se ._ 
§'i"'.i»l*'."i’l'l°7":°’l":'_7‘°_°:‘l"'Il"3"°'*l' 373-_ F. L. Drake, I R. Bearisto,_  Frei 033;” rgrflnor
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Help Wanted-Femnlo
wT`| `\/_E6T>i§_s'T<5`iE
young woman i`or cashier. Apply
by letter to 1'. 0. Box 387.
406-0-22M3i.
ANv`1TK|5\7“c`AN"°EAnN 'rwE|.vE
dollars every week in spare tliiie.
Mrs. Davidson, Brantford, Ont.
375-6-l7M24l.
WANTED.-FEMALE HELP _FOR
housework. Good wages. Apply Mrs.
A. W. E. Douse. West Royalty.
199-0-6Mtf.
 
For Bale
ron sAT1a A oousi.E”'i°ENE|V1"E'tT‘r‘,
house on Prince St.. containing six-i
teen rooms, with modern coiive-I
iiiences. Apply at 202 Sidney St.
_ ___ _ 474-6-22M3l.
Fon_sIL1-:.- ct.EvE`L'ANo eTcv-
4-le. Almost now. Apply 04 Bayfield
St. 451-6-22_l\l4l.
Pouurnv Fon sAi.E-|=u='rEE`N
imrred rock hen, cheap. Apply 242
Fitzroy Street. 9905.5.23Mtf
Sale
Parts of the City
Public Auction on _
situated 304 Richmond Street.
Stock
A NEW DRESBMAKING-_ PARLOR
i
_ Lost
LOST-YESTERDAY IN THIS CITY
_or on roiiil to St. Dunsiun‘s College.
a ladies’ green. corduroy, velvet
cont. Finiler please phone i'i!l0J.
__ __* 413-0-221421.
|.os'r-sA1'unoAv Nici-ir |rT`\`/|-
clnlty of post ofilce -five dollars.
Finder please leave at this oillce.
450-0-21M3i.
 
Miscellaneous
has been opened up at 0 Upper
Queen St., where all sewing will
lie carefully attended to at moder-
Make thirty dollars weekly. Grent~_wAN°rED_ MEAT ¢UT1°ER_ Ap.
‘ ply 77 Priii . - ~..
BOY WANTED. APPLY 188 QUEEN
St. ~ 448~il»2ll\ltl.
ce st 414 0 20M3ipa
wANTso-A MAN r-'on FAFFM
work. Apply, Herbert Mason, South-
`port. 42i'l-0-2lM5ip1i.
wAN'r'Eo- BELL aovf APP|_'v
Queen Hotel. 424-6-20m5i.
Wiureo- 'E`xPER|ENcED MEAT
Cutter. F. J. Holman & Co.. Lid.
337-0-15Mi1.
 
TEACHERS .WANTED
WANTED FIRST OR SECOND CLASS
teacher for New Glasgow School;
supplement $40. Male preferred.
Adam Brown, Chiiirmnii of Trustees.
- 408-6-22Milipd.
WANTED TEACHER FOR MEADOW-
bniik scliool number 14. Supple-
ment voted, first and second class
$60, third class $50. Geo. H. Boyle.
459-6-22M3ipd.
TEACHERS REQUIRED FOR WELL
located yeiirly schools commencing
in August. Salaries $720 to $840
per annum. Full details each post-
t.ion supplied. Apply at once to
Canadian Teachers’ Agency, Regina,
for Saskatchewan schools and 200
Beveridge Block, Calgary, for Alber-
to positions.
9098-5-31Mlmonth.
 
_ ___ To Let
T0 LET-HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
boarding house. Apply 232 Great
_G_eo_r_ge  410-0-19Mti’_
TO LET AN UNFURNISHED ROOM
ln private family, Apply 173 Sydney
__§t_13aet. 771-6-3-mit.
HOUSE T0 LET- PROPERTY
known as l~`lnlay`House, 139 Hills-
lioro Street. all modern convenien-
ces- Apply to J. stiiiiiey wou-
lock. 12-6Mti.
 
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN JUST
returned from Alta., seeks employ-
ment as assistant hook-keeper,
(double entry) or general ofllcc work
Hnve had considerable experience
and nm willing. R.J. No. 20 Grafton
'SL W. 438-6-21M5ipd.
SCHOONERS WANTED- TO EAR-
ry coal from Picton to ports on P.
E. Island. can use any sind v-.'eisel.~
_Carveli Bros. 404-6-lillillii.
wA`iiis'WoUsE wANTe6._ir4`riE"E`i=.
me Drlces. 380-il~17M0lpd..
- No Trouble
antee
fect satisfaction
repa r ils
___________ .Honorary-Treasurer. 44-:ll 215161- . __ --.__...__.______¢_ _
14. w. smnmo. _ Hillsboro Street Auctioneer I ."°'~ ° -
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Trainor’e No-Trouble flush tank is the moder- I
ately priced, perfected flush tank-one that we
can honestly recommend and back with our guar-
ii' is iiiiiike other fiiisii iiiiiiis-it win not
sweat. has nololnbs to open ii nor linings to leak
and when installedifi your home will give per.
Etyuig your closet with this flush tank and save
O. Box 128, City. 189-0-5Mtf.
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Quick  of   . _Eq_u_ip_ Your- Closet With Trainor"s
Flush Tank
.ll 0116 UI. LUV |Ill_l|\»|Y“‘ \-“'V“*' V* “"'
cusslon in political circles to-ds.Y- I!
has 'been stated .that the irish nego-
tiations have stopped for the mo-
ment owing to this difference of opin-
ion. Deep iiiterest was sliowii in to-
day’s cabinet meeting, when it ls hoped
a settlement may be effected. _
I | HOW PAT FELT. _
After the Battle of Mons an officer
congratulated an lrishnian on h_lii_con-
splcueus bravery under fire. Well.
Pat," he said,” how did you (eel during
the engagement?" "Feel, your honor!
answered Pot, "I felt as if ivvcry hair
on me head was is band of music. and
they were all playin' ‘Home, SWBBI
Home." ‘
1. o.~__c. T.
The Grand Lodge. liidependent Or-
der oi' Good Templars will meet in
Lodge Room of St. George's Lodge,
Georgetown, on Tuesday, July 4th;
first session opening at 11 a.m. Tic-
kets will be issued at one-way first-
class iiire at ull stations on George-
town. Souris and Elmira branches.
Delegates will see that they get
stniiilnrd certificates with their tick-
eta, which can be obtained three days
prior to meeting and after being sign-
ed by the uiidersigneil must be pre-
sented to agent who will take them
up and give iii exchange a ticket to
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