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Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd.
Members of P. E. I. Fox Breeders Assn.
BOSTON MASS CHARLO'l"l`l-ITOWN
201 Fevonshire St. 156 Victoria Rd..
Shares $10 Par Value
, , .-iiigust 23rd., at 7. p. ni.
4 Class A Fox Proposition
Class A Foxes
14 pairs from best ranches on the Island , _
Class A Management
Directors, Men of Integrity and Ability
Class A Ranch and Location
Class A K arakule Sheep and Mink
Sheep produced young on Island this year.
PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST
5052-8-20Mtsttf
We have a modern ranch near Montague mg’ U”-“G Traverse' F" me D-“st
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Visit of Oyster Expert
Itinerary of Lectures
Lectures on Oyster Culture will be H0” T" Sm?
delivered by Prof. Julius Nelson, Biolog-
ist, New _lersey Agricultural College Ex-
perimental Station, T uckerton, N. J., at
the following places, commencing 24th
August, inst..
Malpeque
Giand River 25th “
Miscouclie  26th “
Summerside 27th “
Alberton 28th “
Kensington 29th “
Charlottetown 31st “
Georgetown 1st September
Mount Stewart 2nd “
Vernon River 3rd “
The lectures will
stereoptican views.
24th August
All meetings to begin promptly at
7.30 p. m.
soio-is-isi/iifsi
First National Fox Exchange
Q I of I’. E. Island, Limited
_ c iurman '
Bm. B10... Summerside. P. E. I.
DIRECTORS
Dr. A. W. I. -ard, President S. M. I-licks
llub:-rt Ilowatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean
I)r. J. A. Mclvlurdo. Secy-Treas. 'l`. D. Carruthers
George l\‘lcQuari'ie, Maiiager
This exchange buys and sells Foxes, Furs, Real_Estate,
Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but
first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re-
liable companies represented.
Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, Fur_ Stock, et_c.
will consult their own interests by cunimunicating with
us. Write, call or phone. _'
REF ERENCES: Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of
Canada, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or
R. G. Dunn & Co., and liradstrcet agencies.
Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250
0m fm av
be illustrated by
tw s as s
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Get the Best Kind of Good
Plumbing---Our Kind
Fred H. Trainor 5° <3?-ii°» Sf-
Don’t be satisfied with the ordinary, cheap,
shoddy kind of plumbing, the kind that doesii’t cost
much at first but rolls up big bills for repairing.
With our work first cost is nearly always last
cost for we have had thorough experience in the
buisness, knowjust what is right, what to do and
how to do it. If you want perfect satisfaction you
will find that our plumbing is the kind you want.
-IT DAYS to buy in this Province.
-'l‘tiE'MORNlNG DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lailei-ty's Tousor-
iul Parlors, Sunimerslde.
-FLOWER SHOW, Prince 0!
Wales College, August 26-27.
5071-8-21M6i.
-MH. J. C. LEWIS, Guardian rs-
prcssntntive in Albcrton, will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter. tf.
-ll.-\\'lNG.-The farmers of Port
lilll are busily engaged in harvesting
their crop of hay which is n good one.
-P.
LONG CREEK.-Rev. Angus Mc-
Millan \vill preach in the Baptist
cliurcli. Iloiig Creek, on Saturday
-(`0I'1\`TY COURT was iii sessioii
at Port llill on the 11th. His Honor
Judge McLeod presiding. The docket
was a small one and was soon dispos-
ed Of.-P.
WANTED-Girl for general house-
work. Apply to Mrs. G. P. Walk-
er, Notre Dame street, Snmmcrside.
5018-8-171161.
-ISLAND GRADUATE.-Among
the ciiiidiilntcs who lizivo been suc-
cessful iii passing their Mzitriirulatioii
Exiiiiiiiizitioiis to Toroiito liiii\'ersit_v
appears the name of Miss .ftiiiiie Irv-
\e.ir Miss Irving li.is been attending
.iivis Collegiate Toioiito and
lii-is had .i l>rilli.int iecorii .is ii stu
dent llie Gu.irdiaii Joins \\itli her
iiiai1\ friends in offering toiigratu
lations
-ENJOYABLE LAWN PAlt'1`Y.-
he ladies of Maple Leaf Institute
'ive an eiijoynble ice creain und
'aiiily sociiil on the beiiutiftil lawn
of Mrs. Iililligzin, Slierlirooli, on the
Gtli iiiiii. A pond iiuinber were pres-
ent \\'lii<'!i lic-ipod to iiiiilze ii sociable
time and :issist the iiistiluto fund. The
sum of $‘_‘1i.l|) was rciilizeil. .~`\ \'o;e oi
Lliaiiks was tenilcreil thi- host and hos;
css for their iiiitiring i-ftorts iii iiizik-
iiig thi- evoiiiiiig so sui.-ccsaful and thc
\otc wi-.s uniiniinous.
Stiimach Tormenis
.\`Ol'i§l) AD\'I(`l'i FROM A Wl'fLl.-
l{NO\V.\` I’-I-i\'SI(`I.-\N
Men :ind women Who sufier from
what they cnll llyspepsin., Indigestion
or just plain “stoiiiiich-ti'ouble.". usii-
of some pepsin pill or tablet, or oth-
°" artificial digestaut. This, experi-
cncc tcaches mc, is u serious error.
In ninc ctiscs out of ten, the distress
is caused hy the devclopincnt of
acids in tlzc stoniaclt,-foriiicd by the
fernit-ntiiig oi thc food. Instead ofa
digcstniit being reqiiircil, something
slioiilil he tal-:cn to dissolve or neu-
tralize this acidity, when normal di-
gestion will iolloiv ns ri matter ol
course. This acid matter is distinct-
ly poisonoiis und unless it is dissolv-
ed, digxcstion nicrcly carries the mass
of-fernicnting [ood from the stomach
to the intcstiiics, where its poison is
absorbed hy the blood and carried all
over thc body.
'If all the grcnt army of people who
suficr after nearly every mcal would
make it; n point to take ri. teaspoon-
iul of llisurutcd Magncsia. in a qiiurt-
er glass ol wntcr after each meal,
there would be no formation of acid-
ity and consequently no distress or
discomfort. Sour, acid, gassy stom-
ach, heartburn, belchinlf, bloating.
etc., would then bc ri thing ot the
past. “Bisuraterl lilugncsin" is a
physii‘ian's prescriptian. It is inex-
pensive and can be obtained at any
drug store. It is prepared for just
such trouble und the best proof of
its cilicicncy in that it will stop the
sharpest, biting stomach distress i
five iiiinutcs from the time it enters
the stomach. simply hy dissolving the
acids that have been formed there.
Its action is nbsflutely harmless.
::REX/\l.L \'lOLE'l‘ TALCUM
l’0\VDEI‘. is eoniposcil of the purest
Italian "I`:ilc. Bomciif Acid and
Rice Powder. Exquisitely perfumed
mid most plea"-iiiii; to the persons
of cxactliig tastes. It loaves that soft
velvety fceliiig and coiiibineswitlitlic
virtues of 'l‘ulriim those ot' nii cfflizi-
ent iibsorbant mid purifier. It is an
ideal infant powder, equally suitable
for grown ups. The powder is so lm-
paipnble that it adheres securely to
the skin. Aiitiseptic and deoiloriint, lt
prevents frlctioii. chafing and keeps
the skin cool and dry. It has a
true Violet odor. It will please ilie
most particular and exacting per-
sons. 25 cents. MacKinnon Drug
(`o., Cor. Great George and Kent
Sts. Mif-
| .
Yds
is
*lv hlg-\‘\O°
ally seek regular relief in the form‘
--ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany otder. Mini-
mum charge twsntyifive cents.
‘ ~SUBSC'RIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
dute. liltf.
-HAVE ON HAND a number of
Northern Maine ranch~bred mink,
which I can supply at. reasonable
prices and at ones. Now is the time
to buy. Don't wait too late as
they are bound to advance in price.
Have also number of niarten, fisher,
foxes of all kinds nt. very lowest
prices. R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.
.,» p ., . 3322-7-3Mt.f.
iissrsiiii risiisoiiiis
-l\Ir. College Bowness, Kensington.
was in Sumnierside on Wediiesday
evening.-Y.
-Mr. Charles Todd, Bradalbane,
was ln Suminerslde on \Vediiesiliiy.-
Y.
-'Mr. Gaudet, representing the
Rock City Tobacco Co.. was a passen-
ger to Charlottetown on Wednesday
--Mr. William Green, Northam, was |
a visitor to Summersiile on Tuesday.
-Y. '
-Dr. F. W. Jardine. l{ens'ington,
was ii passenger to Suiiiuierside on
Tuesday.-Y.
-hir. A. B. McKay, New Loiiilon.
and lilr. James Elliott, I-jlliotijs Mills,
were visitors to Suninierside oii Tues
day.-Y.
-Mr. James Hunter. Kensington,
is spending n few days visiting t'i'iends
iii Dunstaffiiage.-\'.
-Mr. Il. li. Moase. Keiieiliigtoii. was
iii Suiiiiiicieiile on 'fiicsday oii abusi-
iiess trip.-Y.
-Mr. George Crozier, Hitiiiiltoii,
was iii Suiiinicrside on 'I`u<>sdiiy.-Y.
~I\lr. L. R. Allan, Suniinersiile, was
ii piissiriiger to (‘liai'l0ttcto\\'ii on Moin-
.lzty moriiiiig.-Y.
-Mr. \Villiiiiii Doiglinrt, Long Riv-
er, wus iii Sumiiiersiile oii Weiliies-
day iiiorning.-Y.
~1\liss Saiinilers, of Molitreal, is vl-
sitiiii.: iii l'ort liiii, the giit-st oi tue
Misses Ailaiiis.-P.
-Mr. Fred I’. .Ii‘iil<iiis, of I’rovi-
dence. li. l., is visiting Mr, and Mrs.
James Il. Yeo, Port liiil.~l’.
-Mr. M. J. Lyiiz-ii, 'l`i;::iisli. was ii
piissenizcr to Cliarlotteto\\'ii on Weil-
iiesduy.~Y.
-Miss Maririiret Stewart, Dun-
siai`fnii,i;o, returned to her home on
\\`u\liiesdziy iiioriiiniz, after speiiilliig
ii weclt with friends iii Suiiiiticrsiilc.
-Y.
-Mr. George Mountain Jr., Mal-
peiiur-, spent the weeli iiiid iii llarii-
ley. the iziicst of Mr. Jiiiiies \\'oilsi<i<~
and family.
- ~-- i
~Mr. lleatli Chisliolni of thi: Bank i
oI` Nova Scotia staff Victoria, is
speiiiliiig the week eiid at his lioiiie
in Tryoii.-&
_.jim-,;_ .\...i.iim|.i ivi~\.,¢--» ~-»--v U- -».
lllll, is visiting at the home of her
'atlier Mr. J. L. Liideinay. nay i c.-
une.
-Miss Annie Molieiizie of “Hillside
l<‘nriii", Glcii Valley, is spending ri. few
days at (Jrupiiuil at the home of her
Zraiidpareiits i\Ir. and Mrs. A. C. Camp-
bell. .
-Miss Loretta M. Leonard luis re-
turned to Port lilll from her liomc iii
Cornwiill and will rt-siiiiie her duties
as teacher iii Port Hill Scliool,~l’.
~-bliss Juiiie liaiiisuy, Port liill.
lins been eiiiziiged as tt-ni-lier in I-Inst
llideforil School and eiitoreil on licr
iliities on the lltli iiist.-l‘.
-Mr. und Mrs. Butters. wlio were
uiarrieil at \Vn.tertown, Miiss., on the
Sth iiist., are spending their lioiicy-
moon with fricnds ln I’ort lllll und
viciiilty.-I’.
-Miss Sadie llloiiltley Iins arrived
lioiiie from \\`nrdiie|‘. B. (`.. on ii visit
to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Moiilclcy, Port iilll.-P.
_~R_e\'. .l._ B. <‘liupinaii of I’liiladr~l-
pliia is visitiiig his brother Dr. J. B.
Vlizipmnii. l._\'iie Viillry, also nt me
Kzcmi- of Mrs. I). (‘. llamsay, Port llill.
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‘Seeing is Believing’
If you want to see the
fruit of expert shoemaking,
look in our windows. A
trimmer looking, drier feel- _
ing and longger wean? shoe
than the G LD BO _D can
not be found. Seeing is
believing but wearing -is
knowing.
.Price $5.00, 5.50 andI6.O0.
Morris & Smith
.
  “rf 127 Queen Street I
' , _ i
morning.-Y. i
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E Satisfies
A The Loiiging
for n Perfect
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Pound
tins only.
l5l
i1: route to l)uiisiai`fiiage, where
S mils spciidiiig ii few days with
ll. oils.-Y.
igrziiiied iliree wecki-i` viii-.zition by
l’i‘o.sbytei~iiiii Coiiizreieiitioii of Lot
<la_\' iiiiiriiiiig for licr liomo in t‘oiic
.ilie -.\';i:; ;i<-i-fi-iiipiiiiieil by hor si
illrs. J. \\‘. lirowii, Nortliziiie, who
visit thi re for ii few iriii-its.
l.aiiiniit who iii\:li~i'\\‘i~iil. iiii opt-ra
iii the 1'. I-l. I. Hospital I-ist .\`:itiir
gi'i~;.itl3.' iiiip:'o\‘i:.',:.
liur iiiotlier, Mrs. Jas. <`. Mclniiis
<i\ t~.itiiiil.i§ vii route to Aiiilic
’l`lii~y \'.‘1~i'i~ :ici-iiiiipanii-il by
.\1`t1~i' :iii iilim-iii-i- of iiiiie jci“.:i'.s, ii
visii to his paiiw-iits l\li'. nut: rfrs. i
silo. llc was iii-<~'-iiiiiziiiivil by his
i ou vcr.
Ltd., of l`ic_i:iiiii is iii prvsciiit uii
the Quetii Holi-l. Mr. (iiiriieziu is
voiiilii-. it is I\lr. 1lii'|ii~aii":i intent
while lii-ru. ziizil lv* has iippiiintcil
(lniidi-i. I-lisiroiiilie, iiiiil I\lr. 1).
Slizirliiill, .\lziiiii§.:i~i' of Prliice (`oii
l"ox I-lx<:l;;iii,:i~ Lid., Suiiiiiiersiile.
lt().\il‘I. Aug. 20.-- lfiitlier \Vc
iiioriiiiiu.
cliii-ted goiiiiiail of the Society
Jviaiis iii 1906. lie was born in It
well. \\'urteiiilii‘i‘i-r, in 1842 and
was Viiiisiiltor to the principal
wi-ll~l<iiowii iiutliority on Canon L
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Broadway at ac "sq,
- New voRi<._
600 Rooms 400 Baths.
Splendid noom, with
adjoining bath, $2.00.]
Nvlth private bath,_
from $2.50.
Special weekly rates;
lisiiiint Prim lioientl/
The most convenient location to
theatres, department stores, and all
'transit lines; baggage transferred
,tts and from P'eims1,; :nlaltltlon
ree.
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alter Chanel sr. Jr-¢ Gs. . )|'¢v_.
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-Mrs. Stirling Iluiiter. Summer-
side, was ii passenger by the morning
I 'ii to Ciiarlottctowii on Wediiesday
»-Rev. J. S. and l\Ii‘s. Mr‘l{ri\'. Port
ll-ll, are visiting friends in Stanley
ilriilgc. ltiev. Mr. I\Ii-liiiy has been
iii' wliii-li t‘liuri'li lie is pastor;-l‘.
'l`lic iiiaii_\' i`i'icmls of lluiiald l~‘.
. il.l_\,
will lu- plc-n~<c~l to liciir iiiait lic is
-Mrs. \\`ill .\. l’oolu_\'. 'l`r_\'oii, and
;\iiiii<'r:fi, f-riisszwl over b_\' ilie l'..iiipi'i-s
, -.  . . ,_
Ariliiu' lJ:»_\'le,lhii~i~islur o:'\\'iiiiiipeg.
- Mr. \\'. .'\. Miiiliiesoii, of (`iilgiir_\',
.\lt;i, :irrivvil on the lslziiiil lust week,
nlil i\l:iiliii\:=oii. Ili-ail':i l`oi'iicr. Siiiiiiiii~i‘-
t»~r Bliss Jciiiiic Jliilliiirsiiii ot` Van-
i\lr l’. ll. (ii-rm-iiii of Qiiobvc-. l\‘iuii-
aizcr of SI. Matlii-w‘s llelizliis liciilty
visit to inc lszlziiiil :ind is it giie:-it :it
eoiiipiuiiftl by Mr. .l. ll. (lniidet. Mis-
to piisii iliv iiit:-i'\st.~i of his (`ompaii_\'
ri-p:‘vreiii:iti‘»'<» iii the lsliiiiil. Mr. J.ll.
5085.
JESUIT GENERAL DEAD
liuziil of the Jesuit orilcr died this
lfatliei' 1-`i‘:iiir-.is }\nvier Wernz wus
(-i'iiti\‘i‘ oillees of the \'ati<'uii and ii
»
she
her
the
14,
-~I‘.li's:. .Iciiiiy Yoiiiig, (‘oiicord, N. H.,
who has been visiting hor sister, M
l'<~i~<-.y tl. liliis, l’oi'i iiiil left on Tues-
oril.
ster
will
tion
of
Sl.
l\li‘.
Il il
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sis-
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ion
as
M.
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of
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tlui:-i in his seviiiiti'-scvetitli yeiir. Ili-
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5' a‘-is
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the selections are best.
Blankets
Some all _wool-oth-
ers partcotton-but all
are good wami cover-
ings for cold Winter
s- weather. Some solid
colors, some with con-
trasting borders.
s1.15 to $6.50
you can.
l
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Prowse""iiBros. Ltd.
` * . :.i'.;1r;ii<.:`=‘   '
Midsummer Sale of
1; _
 Bl21"11k€tSi __
. and
Comforts
Attractive Values at
Enticing _Prices
The shrewd, economical buyer will seize
this splendid opportunity to buy Winter bed-
wear now at these very low prices and while
Comfortables
Each one filled with
light downy cotton and
covered with beautiful-
ly figured patterns and
tasty colors. Mull and
silkoline are the mate-
rials used in the covers.
$2.25 to $8.00 0
While our assortments are large-the
' heavy buying these prices will induce will reduce
our stock fast-so you had best come soon if
\
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il
if -orb -continuation Cub mllsl
Ianni) (wa cults.
_ _A_A_Y_ _ *___ _ _ _ _'__-_ _-___-_._.___-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-v¢_-_- _-_-_-_-; _-_- _-_-_-_‘E-_-_ _-;_~v-_ u-
! GUARDIAN etiissiriiiii Aus 
- -.-. -ft-,-,< -f ff- ' ff rfrfff- *fr-'-ff 1'
l`l'_-M-»l.l*; tlltll’ WANTED
pital young women lor ward work.
3730-7-2&iiiti.
Hospital l'rainin School for Nurs
Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'iuiintoii
State Hospital, Taunton Mass.
2286-5-‘)Mtf.
rim cALc
I-‘OR SALE-tl Pi\T(`HES (PUPS, 3
females u.iid G males); lsliiiid bred,
75 to U0 per cent. black. Also two
black iuiile pups. Apply J. II. Jud-
son Co., Box 155, Cliarlottctown.
FOI! SALE-TW() GOOD CLASS
"A" male pups, parents registered
in class "A". Miiy exchange one
for good Cliiss "Ll" female. Ad-
dress A. -I. .\l., care of Guardian.
___ 5019-s-ivliiaipd.
F‘f,\Ft 0.l'il)K SALE AT REDU(‘ED
piices several black and patch
iowa. Apply "Ii" iicx iis, city.
_ _ iozi-8-1-iivizwpa
ron shin a ci.Ass A sox Opt
tions. Apply Box 176, city.
__ __V___ __ __ __ 3385-7-10Mtf.
FOR f~'_\LlC-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-
ver black foxes. Class HA" pedi-
gree. Crawford Hnyilcn, St. Pe-
__tcr_'s._P_. l§._ L_” 3900-8-3M20ipd.
FOR SAI.li.~50 pnirs young ranch
bred Mink, 5 shares in 1914 divi-
di-nd fox company. Silver biagk
M141 Dutch foxes. T. Gordon Ives,
_liiliifssill-_E-_.1.-_ 1-31MEff~
i AM Piii~1i»,\nsu ro'co:~'i‘ii`.»\`i:'|' ON
favorable terms with parties re.
fluiring foxes rnn'r.hi:d~undor most
Hvllroved conditions. Address Gor-
don lilchlillan, North River,
______________ 3498-7-15 mtl.
son s.\i.i~i-i r»Aiii"oi-‘ iiiI("K
foxes, 3 pairs of seventy-tive per
cent. black; also five pairs of prov-
ed breeders. .\nply or call at The
Hillside Patch Fox Ranch, Central
Bfdesiw-__ __ 4010-ii-ianiii.
iiiiiisi-:si ron i-iA`i`.n`Ar ruiu.iE
auction. Numbers 163 and 167,
“atcr street. Sale Wednesday,
zslh Avlliist, at 12 o'clock, noon,
i3'uPii;s'i\'iiiisns, iiiAi.n`.\ND ""1-‘si
male, wanted nt the ’l‘niinton State
g _
es. For particulars, nddrcss Dr.
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Losr _ _
i.o.~i|'--on iiiiii-isimv Nioirr, Ei-
WAN'|`|5D AT FALCUNWOOD H05'l ther on l’riiicc or Dorchester streets
' ii Gold Brunch. Finder pliiiiiie lrnvo
ut Dr. t‘onroy's. 5067-8-20_lVl3i.
i`.os'r-oN `sin~iiiAY istii, AT on
iicnr the Forester Ilouse, Pownal,
lnilies gold bracelet. Finder will he
i‘c\\'urdcd by leaving at Forester
Hoiisc or this otiice.
5049-8-19_.liltf.
F " f’ rr" ' I
MALE iiiir wANii:D__
WANTED A MAN- 'l‘0 TAKE
charge of it fox ruiicli, one who has
liiid oxpcriciico and give reference,
stiitliig salary per year, or it
small salary and ii per-
ceiitiigo on iiuniber iiiid value ‘of
pups raised. A. L. 0'Ncill, New
Ahordeeii, N. S.
fb-»;--__-4;- 
I0 LLI
” ’lI)"L`l'~f'l‘ll (OU §f7oT 
Modern Coiiveiiieiices. Possession giv-
en Septcnibei' 13th,
Apply to S. P. Duffy.
5066-8-20m3i
 
`l`cAtLI'|LKs WAnl El)
W,\N'I‘|'1D A[’I’LI(.‘ATIONS WILL BE
ngnin received for the Prlnclpalshill
of the Emerald High School. AP-
ply to W. H. Deighan, ,Secretary 0!
'rr`uscecs. ___5059_s-z_0ivisii_
WAN'l"l'I]) AT ONCE FIRST CLASS
teacher. Apply at thistoiiico for lull
particulars. 5062-8-20Me8i.|
Tsaciiuit w7\'i€'i'T’iT"-WANTED IM-
niediately, a priiic'i'I!ll1 10' thi’
, O'l.cury first class school, supple-
ment $85.00. Apply. to A. J- Math'
ieson. Sew- _ _,  _5°5i7§fl9P4_@i;
FLFTY 'rnaonsins REQUIRED FOB
rural schools commencing dul'ih8
August. Salaries, Second Class Ll-
censc $720 to $780 Por annum:
lclrst Glass License $730 |10 "00-
Fnll particulars each position sup-
plied. '.Apply stating qualifications
in full to Uanadian .Teachers A-
gency, Regina, for Saskatchewan
schools; 213 Berveidge Block, 081-
gary, for Alberta. positions, and
|850 Cotton Drive, gancouvsr, for
s olntmants in B. . '
pp 4029-8-l1M1M.
 i
on premises. I-‘or further particu-
v Solicitors. 4072-8-13M12i.
son sins oss. 'Phila' oii~`Ai;Asi<"lA`
Silver Foxes proved breeders, had
U" PHP! this season. Also two
pairs of the younll. born on the
Island. Apply "Foxman" cars 9|
_Q\_1§_fdj{iii_.____ avsa-1-aomi.
ron sAi.E.- rinfor mo “iéiiii
well watered w ith buildings ln
good repair, situated at North
River short distance from ferry.
For particulars apply gg pg A_
Hall at Public Work
i.
WANTED .
lars apply to (hinder, g H,\“a|-dt ,_____________ _n __ __.~_- -~-
A YOUNG NIARRIED MAN DIQSIBES
.1 position with some reiiniiie vm!-
hss excellant business ¢lD¢l'l°“°°
and can :gin clisrsv 0! 5° gifs'
A ai ' UB »
ddress ixsiness _caia)j:s_z0Mm;
ii'/t-N'rnin "i°6°riiiN'i' '1'1ilmiiiT6ii-
nished rooms. Living r00!D. Nd'
room, liiitchon or un of kitchen ll;
so use of! bsgroolr on tlze £30;
floor pro or .  QP l.\_
Gi_iardtl_aVli_.___` . ___50{7-I-1_’___|_|?__.
w/miinii, noon wrrifinis in A
In
lcttetown, or on premidsenu' Chu..
8077-6-Mlitf.
in no i our fini Bu '1-
ciinivrioimiiwnf _ tilts-s-lillw
. .  _ - ... . I ii,|.»._,» 1.. nel*
 @woabiHiWW
accompany urdcr. Minimum ellnllo ,
il