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GUARDIAN ' 1 uoaumc nansr. _ ' ' PAGE SEVEN
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yooltwear for Soldiers
A Hoya ini`Cnnp‘shculd _come here for their foot-
did values at the price
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Hard Coal it
_ Due to arrive per
_ Schooner “Sylora C.
` ” '\ Desbrisay Blcck / The examination was conducted by
 650 tons Hafd K their teacher and -by the teacher ol
_ lberry Plains. The pupils gave evi-
A
dence of careful teaching. The school-
- room is neat and well-kept. At the
Coal in Egg _a n d 0
_,_ cl se of the examination comments
-we
' _ ` H2lV€ y0l1l‘ pile gave a dialogue and read enter-
` ' ' ' in i . Th i i I th
Chestnut sizes. __Fi]m3--- §”” g "°°°“ ° °“‘“‘ ° °
_ IT PAYS to buy lllthil Provincs.
onlystones erfect 'B  ‘,_, ' » -» _
...._..1.i..£.. _.. 
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_ _ _ _ ' exa a on t e pupils and visitors
' _;W6‘are_sbowiug__a nice line of military boots ° '
naw, madeiin regular military last of tan grain leat-
her, with blucher cut and heavy 'water proof soles.
_'I:l1¢S¢_ -lJ0cts_wil1 give 'special service and are splen-
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John C. Mclilachern, Secretary of
Trustees; John .Gillis, Harry McNev-
McKinnon. in which they thanked the
__ _ _ »_ _ teacher for her careful work, and ex
' _ _W6 8l80 have p'>liSll_es_ at ,mg up gud brushes at. ‘ pressed their pleasure at seeing the
_ progress of the pupils. The teacher
then
midsummer vacation.
EXAMINATDONS. - The examina-
’  Q“¢¢n tion of Alberry Plains and Vernon
_ River Schools took place on the forc-
 V l  110°
f-yearly examination was held is

his snd,plenty_ of reireshmehts. Y
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anywhere Nnw anornm sox-xoor.. - 'mn
semi-annual examination oi New Ar-
' _ ' gyle School; No. 56, was held Mon-
), ._ day, June 80th, there being present
e r S   St0re,bMhteen ratepayers and visitors. Tht
_ ‘afternoon proved a grand successf
The school~room- was very tasteiullv
decorated with evergreens, artinclal
owers, and mottos. The pupils were
examined in reading, spelling, writ-
arithmetic, geography, and his-
their teacher Miss Addie
assisted by Mr. Lauchlln
and by their ready ans-
showed their careful and thor~
gh training. At the close of the
min ti h
treated to candy by the teach
after which speeches were made
the following gentlemen:-Messrs.
John L. McKinnon and Lauchlin'
dismissed her pupils for their
n of Monday, June 30th. The
Austin Blondon of Junction Road.
f
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_ y teache
, and by the teacher, of Vernon River
get your photo taken while in Schooh M th _
camp. You will getbest sat- ati
.- visitors on the work, on the neatness
isfactkm’ p‘_°mpt wink md and attractiveness of the pupils, the
mmefate Pn°°5 it the school-room, and the school-grounds.
A
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' 'ren by Mr. Thomas Richards. In the
  tsrnoon an examination was held in
af
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finished at our Slulio
Farm _F or A Sale ‘ 0 °‘;:r%z'.'.:::;’:::». :;’::.r.._S;'.';?°.f.. rf:
_ The subscriber oift-rs'for sale his*
farm consisting of one hundred
acres of lend at East Baltic, Lot 46
in Kii:g's County.» About Forty
acres are cleared, and the balance
covered with hard and soft wocd.
Bui`dlngs are'in~good repair, land
well fenced and in a high state of
cultivation, sltuate about a mi'e
from Railroad Station and Starch
Factory. Stores, Churches and
Schools convenient.
For further particulars apply _to
Fraser & McQuaid, Solicitors,
Sonrls, or to the owner,
MICHAEL HOLLAND,
_ - _ East Baltic.
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It is now the season when it is 2,2" 'uhm' ° °° ' ° ° '° ’
0
natural to expect a number oi little r
‘inconveniences from the eilects of the
sun, wind or insects and it is absol-
_ utsly necessary to he prepared to
lprevent or cure these ailments. We
_have cooling and healing lotions, giv-
cerlne, cold cream, vaseline, powders
'and a number of other summer com-
"-plexion restorers. Get your supply
here. The Two Macs, 149 Great Geo.
- Mlllti.
36,7,4Mfniw2w‘:s _ In
0
1; moons or, £100,000 A--rsum. 
-V Lounon, my z-'rue youthful f
fldarquis oi Stailord, who succeeds the
'Duke of Sutherland. will be the
_‘youngest British Duke. He ,was born
ln' 1888 and inherits a vast mn-earn
'_moetly'in Bcotlsnd.»'1‘hess lands do
 
_ conveyance of His Malesty’s Malls,
i  on a proposed Contract for four
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d as guarantee them to lit exactly. We
ill o all we can to save the teeth you
th
There are thirty-two pupils enrolled
» and twenty-eight were present. The
O I d 1 e 1° S pupils were _ examined on their sub-
jec
a
. pleasant school day to a close.
_ (From Yesterday's Evening Guardiani
I V ~ Z Y l ' K A omsnnv VALLEY.-' servlet win
G- |.y0|lS  B0. I, J. A. S. BAYER   s;..‘:;:_“'.:‘.‘5.:::;, “ears”-...Crea
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Franln Gillis, Cape Traverse. ‘
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
has arrived
from Montreal to spend the summer
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Balderston. '
who was in Charlottetown on Fri-
' Justice of the"Peace for Queen’s
County. _' ‘
one of the best toilet soaps we have
ever sold. This soap has an enor-
_ ' mous sale in all the big American
cities and is fast becoming a big fav-
w|; _ MAKE 15|-;'[||  ..     
_ is
- sample. El A. Foster, Central Drug-
store. Mtf.
school-house at Alberry Plains.
ts of instruction h their r
e close of the examin
on, comments were ma-de by the
hool song `was sung for the child
school-house at Vernon River.
re made by the visitors. The pu-
tional Anthem brought a very
Ill.
PERSONALS
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.
Mrs. Dominick Cheverie and child.
Miss Alice Bnlderston
Mr, James Turner, Glynde River,
ay last was reCently‘sworn in as a
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::Jengen’s Violet Glycerine Soap is
th_e same as in the States. Ask for
trust :our dentai needs to Ill Weallul e
u of s undsnt satisfaction. _
|25 oem. si. `
r.  IlesiBosr Q
Goffs
Phone 275.!
da
_:Knot yield a _bis return but the an-
.riual income _ from the' whole ducal
aregerty- asm ds $100,000- ~ I
fs _ _ _ __ . ` - - _ _
III
plieeted of the human Po
through ignorance of _thlh `
0
fac_t,'it is in constant- P
ly ill-_used ang overwork-
ed. ' 0
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,Baum ma_a°'§»°ug- 0' q
aches or pains dn' the A 5
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MAIL CON l`RAC'l`
_ SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, `on Fri-
years, six times per week, over Ru-
. _ , ral
H m __." Blast, Prince Edward Island from
u an _ ' ' s Postmaster’ General's pleaiiure
th . ~
Eye - ‘ Printed 'notices containing further
I N information -as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
The E e is one of the pxnk. forms -of Tender may he oh-
most dflféue and mm' East, Ohepstom, -Greenvale, Red
organs and yet womb] tice oi the Post Oiiics Ins actor. -
0 1 _ _ -
st Odlce Inspeetor_'s Ofliee,
harlottetown, July ard 1918
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your Eyes. We will___give   ' ' .
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Y. the 15th August, 1918, for the
Mail. Route No. 2 from Souris
ned at the Post Odices of Souris
int. Little Harbor, and at the of-~
_ _ Joi-IN.F. WQIEAR,
'_P;os_t~‘ Oiiica Inspector.
4  _"-_'J
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satan' 'rnsnm'as,- seamen to
A Dossd Contrast for four
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SUNDAY SERVICES._- Rev. A. F.
Newcomb, District Secretar of the
» , t e First
.liethodist Church at eleven a. m.,
and in Saint James Presbyterian
Church at seven p. rn.
FAREWELL SOCIAL.-A very en
Joyable time was spent at' the school
grounds Bethel, _Lot 48, on Monday
evening last when a large number oi
the rate-payers pupils and young peo-
.lle of the vicinity, gathered to give
their school teacher Miss Edna Neill
a farewell social. Ice-cream and “ke
was served in abundance. At a late
nour~all dispersed to their homes af-
cer wishing Miss Neill a happy and
prosperous future. _
; wsmnmo Bnnns.-A nappy event
C00!! Place at the home oi the brlde'e
mother on Wednesday, ‘June 25th,
when Miss Katie Margaret Matheson
of Rose Valley was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Mr. Simon
l‘he bride was given away by ht
uncle, and was attended by Miss
eheobe Blondon, sister of th
e groom,
while the groom was supported by
John Mck. Matheson, brother ol the
bride.
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.\From Yssterdafs Evenlnz Guardian) "vim 'tiff' ' - .
.HARTNEY HALL.-Thcre will be _ _ _, _ » -  -
l ' * m' _ - .
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7-I. 0'.~"G.-'l‘.- Ever Onward Lodge _ -»
L. 0. G. T., Bethel, Lot 48, is still _
vrogressing. A credit system is being _
.ntroaueed which premises to be \ *X -
.|nite_ interesting. The members plan pwg
co hold a festival in the near future. L
Loo up to $ 5 oo the best value in the City.
CROQUET SETS." A new stock arrived today. 4 Ball $1.25,'
6' Ball $1.50, 8 Ball $2.25 and up io $5.50 per set. Splendid value.
SOUVENIR CHINAWARE. Our New SOUVENIR goods'
-emma -sims society, 'wlil prawn HAM-MOCKS. We have opened up a splendid line at prices from
on Sunday July 6th in h `
have arrived, we have the largest and best stock of P. E. ISLAND and
Cl-IARLOTTETOWN SOUVENIRS &c, &c.
BASE BALL GOODS. 20 per cent oiilhe balance of our stock of
BASE BALL GOODS.
Carter ®. Company, Limited
7-IMS
Hazen cnova- Persuanr to notice "
least, was very creditable to both
VIC'I‘ORIA.-The standing of the_l'\B-
pupils of Victoria High School for fri
the month .of J\|ne was as lollowsz- _G
Lorne Lea, 2 Dorothy Clark, 3:1!!
irilly Lea. Grade IV-1 Ada 0lnrk,i.Dl‘
a, e le . As
sls_tant's Dept.-Grade IV-(Junior) is
-1 Claude Snow, 2 Thelma Trows- _Of
the annual examination of Hazel dd _
drove school District was hem on Cliilord Lea, 2 Elsie Boswell, 3 Joe annual examination of South bran
.runs aotu. 'rue teacher assisted by Mme' Grad” U"(S_"“‘°‘)°‘1 Cham' "‘“° S°"°°1 W” “M °” *‘"““Y' "““°
some ofthe female talent of the L’°g“”' 2 George mark' 3 “Roy 2"
8.
:he Census, and recitations by near-‘ ce.
l ll th 1 .
zhearatelfaylieulihi aadbrhaexdge iiiilbmriiiahtinogi' blbim McKenzie, Flat River, have lelt_ tbl; ‘fmfha ’1‘°nthpr€°°2f1're2)res°§1g
with their presence and quite a num-' for Vancouver, B. C., where they will- in r n B 0 ° ea e r °
ber of the young ladies showed by visit their daughters. Mr and Mrs. du
ill
und pupils. _ McKinnon's mother Mrs. Donald D. dm
ggi: ‘Est S§:;`uee‘;'_};x`;:r;m£I0§;’v; year is drawing to a close and we
Gladys Clerk and Harry Lea equal. W00dVill€» preached a ver! i“Wl'eBt'»r,;§
Grade V1-1 Eleanor Clark, 2 Winnie ing sermon in Flat River schoolhouse
Villett, 3 Evan Wright. Grade V-1 Ou
'g Mm-ion Le 3 Pauli” Mil 1- .'teachin stall of St. Francis Xavier |“°
h A large number of rate payers
Q ve -1 d th 1 i t 1 Howard Grade I-1 Everett Wottou, and VIBHSOTB WGN PFESEM Wll0 -
,.¢l,;(,),e¢tiexn::1l,;l§Bes ;hg;|:?l;, gay utah; 2 Kathleen Clark 3 Karl Boulter sisted the teacher, Mr Julian Kong-
.-_. han, in examining thc pupils The
teacher and scholars. Special mention BFLLE RIVER -The fishermen of re
must be made to the Dialogue Taking thislsection report lobsters very scar- mhz' “Tied gh? theythhad ,bein Wen
Some of them are talkin n 'ns me e “F "5 ° 3° W
g of la d mo
thleir traps.-Mr. and Mrs. Mal er
ve returned home after visiting
2 I
e, 3 Douglas Clark. Grade III-1* SOUTH Gl=_lAN_VILLE.- The semi"
D ` ` , as
_ _ ' fe
tc
ill
dy and prompt answers oi the pu
nths Remarks were made by sev-
rest he had taken in the school
their smiling countenances the inter- Archibald McKinnon, Brooklyn, have th ringrehéitsgogtfelitx'cheTh°.§1“pi]“
f-at taken by them in both teacher returned home after visiting Mrs.'|su;i;‘a!§e :wt d th “wif wiln B
an e ow g ad-
ssl-'Dear Teacher:-As the school
soon be free for the mid-summer
holidays we, the pupils of South
°';g° inCg_l§;‘gaYZil1i;:;';Di/ir' b`I¥:€;Z:|Granville School, feel that it would
. . _
met River.-Rev. Jenn onus, “’“
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Sunday. A large number were me
earns.-Jus. A. Lecnur, city or thee"
Principnrs Dept'_Grade vn_1 John of Westminster' spent sundaymot be grateful for us to separate
hout in some way showing our
preciation of your labor for our
vancement. Although you have only
ently come among us, you have
r taken a deep interest in our
'-.fare, and have by your kind and
vméng in Flat River' the gue; cheerful manner endeared yourself to
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ross. l
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us all; therefore, please accept this
remembrance as a slight token of our
esteem for you, and should you re-
sume your work with us again, or
pursue your chosen calling in some
other place you will ever have the re-
gard and best wishes ol the pupils of
South Granville School district.Si§n-
ed on behalf of the pupils. Mr.
Koughan, although taken by surprise,
replied in very fitting terms, thank-
ing the pupils for their kindness, and
hoped they would ever be,successful
in their studies. He had come among
the people a total stranger, but he
had ever found them kind and friend-
ly, and would ever cherish loving re-
mambrances of both pupils and pco-
ple. The singing of the National Au-
them brought to a close one of the
most successful examinations ever
held in South Granville.
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