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955|- Milli 16th to Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
id Covnnash. ll daughter
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MunNAcl-lAN- At charlnitetllwn
Hospital. May :ioth tn Mr. and Mrs.
John Murnagb-an a sen, '
M°GU|GAN-At Charlottetown Hos-
Diwl. June 17th to Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
Bllh McGulgan, ‘Saint ~Mary's Road, il
daughter.
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MlONElLi..--At New Perth on June
19. 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc-
Neill, a son _ _ "
DEATHS. .
McNEViN¢-At his home Victoria on
June 20, 1919 Nell McNevin aged 73
years. Funeral Sunday at' two p. nl.
Did time to 'Argyle Cemetery.
.1 ,
_ ` and he Cf-eam_ _‘ M-COONALD.-At her home, 15 Pow-
' "l'l°.‘~"` f. _
nlii st., laid night at 11.30 Mrll. lvi_c_
McDonald. Funeral notice later.
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FORSALE
UOBRUOSUDOUOOOIUOWQYA
_ li:LllssiElE0 ADVERTISEMENTS
ll7i#45¢D¢D¢R$¢b$$$$%\§$0ii#
` TEACHERS “IANTED
-uIf_._  I ° .
  ' _ ‘ _
FOR SALE--ONE BREEDING
FOR SALE APURE BRED VOR
shire boar pig two nlontlis old. A
ply C. 'i". Ferguson, Marshtlel
vlll-lr. R. R. Nfl. 2. 0347-0-i0M0lp
PE
choice Houdhns. 3 -pallets and oil
cock. Apply Guardian. 6438-6-l9M3l_
N WANTED.-A MAID APPLY MR
K _.;___.._e
5 class teacher for 'Warren Grov
_ school. Supplement $120.00, App
“ to Wllltcr Scott, North River.
1* Dr. McGuigali, 196 Riclinlond St.
June 20
WANTED-FIRSI. on sr-:con
dental instruments, the property
 IMMEDIATE SAALE-A SET OF _
Uf WANTED--SECOND CLASS TEACH
and farmln ear to work
he fished at Black Bush. There was a
ONE MAN‘$ SUCCESS REV. W. D. WILSON BPEAKB '
cllll.lil;_ll.SE`ll»i,llt:Esl ~
_ \ __, _ _ Saving g app _
_ __"._ JAMES cHuFcH _ _ is Whole lot better than fishing and SAYBKVTIJLE, NB., June '14.-At this
__  _:_ _ fm-ming," 'Iihere are thousands of mornlng's session of the N. B and P.
(MV _ _ ____ men along our Island coast line wllo E. I. Methodist Conference Dr. J. M.
ANAGH At Charlottetown Hoa- 11 a_ m_ sermom subject; ~Ch,.lst_ own andoperate a tishing boat and n Palmer presented the report of the
lanity and tbelndustrial War." 2.30 farm. but not very many (l'll0\lBll their '“D°"1“‘111°l‘“l‘Y flllldl which Bll°W°d
.p. m. Sunday School and Bible llumhers are rapidly inc-i-easing) own- ‘a -total of capital assets of $183. 868,-
(Tlasses. 7 p, -m_ ge,-mon' liwhm Beam ers cf a saw mill and a farm. It -looks 45 and a current income of $30,129.50.
ities and Balances Cbaracter.". Pagl as ti' the saw mill were a better side A report of the general fund was giv-
tor Rsv_ D,-_ .1.\u||e,~¢0n_ v|,|¢m-5 wel. line th-an the fishing boat, at least Mr. en by T. H. Keough of Toronto. who
come, A11 soatgfr-e¢_ 4 Harry Tanner. Soul-is Line (near Har- was present in place or the general
mony Jct.). is finding it so. , Twenty treasurer of the superannuation fund.
2|¢N ¢|.|u|.\¢H years ago Mi. Tanlier who was <a Lun- Rev. W. D. Wilson, inspector under
_ nen'n\lrg_ fisherman and fished for the prohibition act, addressed the Con-
11 s_ m_ ge,-mom (;h||d,»9n-S 1~alk_ i years in various places at North Lake ference on some of the difficulties en- G
2.30 p_ m_ Sung” gehaul and Bible (‘ampbell's Cove, Black Bush,'etc.. countered in the enforcement ot the
Classes. 7 p, ni, sermon, Pastor Rev,  took the old McCarthy house, on Sou-_ act and the need of perpetual- vigi
Mr, Tsylo,-_ ' ` ° ' \ rig Line road for the winter. l-ie had lance He urged upon the Conference
a wife and small family, supporting the necessity of procuring government
M5_1'l-|0p|g1- ¢|-|U‘R¢H ` them in his summer tlslling. That year control of all liquor sold under the
.ict
11 a. m_. sermon. lS\libJ€Cl I-lf* lll  good farm at the Mc(‘.artli~y place, and The following were appointed on the
Jesus Cllrist. 2.30 p. m. Sunday rl iine mill stream on the rear of the committee in connection with the un-..
School. 7 p_ln. sermon. Subject Re- ' property, but another mill was oper- ited national campaign: Chief Justice
jectlng Saul'a Armour. Rev. R. G- 'ating in this stream about a quarter McKeown, W. B. Snowball, Rev. C. M.
f"\lll0ll. llnnlor. All Vlnllllrn Wnlcolllff- _of la mile farther up, tMcLerln’s.) Tan- Young, president H. E. Tliomas.
‘ ner used to work in saw mills in win- The conference committee on the
ST. l~`AUL’S CHURCH ter, botll in Nova Scotill and we be- superannuation fund were appointed
|lieve, at Roses', when he fished at as follows: Ministers-G. M. Young,
10 H- ln- Snndnv School and North Lake. nr. -Gael-gc steel, 'r.hnnla_=l Marshall.
mme 01115995- 11 ll- lll- n€l‘l1l0ll` The fine mill-site in tho McCnl‘tfly J. M. Rice, J. J. Pinkerton, 11'. ll. M.
subject, “God's Word. the Bulwark of»place bcthouglli Tzllllier to see if hc Holmes. Laymen-Dr. J. M. l’zlllllel',
_ our Religion." 7 p. ni. evening Pray-lwllld not lbulld ll mill here. The pro- W. B. Snowball, (lol. lf. S. Moore,
el' and S9Vlll0ll» "-ll”-llllll H@3llllK Ulf? ' perty, ol' farm, was involved in owner J. A. Likely, (‘.ol_ W. J. Osborne and
_ I'“l9|°‘l~" Roll- il. D. Rilynlolid. Ship, but by investigating he got pri- 1.. W. Mann. _
' _ Rector. ' ‘vlltlge to lbulld il small, house on thc At the fitlll sitting of the (‘onfercn-
property, wlicrll he moved his little cc on Saturday :l lengthy discussion
ST- PETEW3 CATHEDRAL ‘family that winter. That fall he con- look plucc over the recommendation
Holy C°m"‘“"'0"» 8 “ml H ”~ "l--isultell the men nrollnd about helping t'l'oni the stationing conliilittec that.
Sulldlll’ S'~`h°°‘ and Bible ("\“i*9'35 250 ` him to put up il saw mill, for lie had Woodstock be permitted to retain its 0- A~ _Z“'3l‘°hel' illlll Wife-
p' m~~ E"e“§°“g 7 iJ~ m- Re"~ E~ M- ilot it cent of capital except his two pastor for a fifth year. it was decided "Cal-
Templelnall will prencll at eveninglwillrng hanlltr The penpln oflglg Poml in adopt the ,-(.¢¢,m,n9nd,,¢_g,,,, by ul H. IJ. McEwen, Morell.
“"“'|""~ ` held, nearly nil oi' them, wood land.” large ninjority. -MGX M‘1l`Ullf Vullewleld-
on l{elly’s Road, to tho reur of Tun- A committee wus appolnted to coll-
S_ BAPTIST CHURCH ‘lier'sl propos-lcd mill and these peopic Sider the adviszlbillty of making cer-
ll ll- ln- H0I`lll0ll~ Sllll.lL'C¢”"('h"‘*‘l'“ encouraged ililll to go oil wltll the tain cllangos in the circuits.
UC Llllil Pl‘llY€l‘ f0l` lll-‘i P00016- 2-30 D- lll~` mill. llc zigrccd, ii’ ihcy assisted him -Rev. Tliolnas liicks was rc-elected
S““d”y S""°°l “ml Blme m‘15S*"f‘» 7 to build the saw mill. to sow at hull' treasurer of thc contlngcnt i'ulid_
Di p. lli_ l-lornioll_ ~Sull.\ject."Diviiicly pl-|ce~ilt 2.5¢: pol' llullllred ieetf as all -Lieut_ E. (‘. ilellllillgcr, nlisslonary
l, L5“d~"- “Wi (`~ R- F"@@'m‘“~ other inillcrs were charging 50c. This to Japnll, :I-ld rot-ently rctllrllcll from
lv was :ln indllcellllelit and the people ovel'.~iell_~l st-l'vil-le, :ulllrcsiseii the (‘on-
* THE SA'-VAT|0N ARMY around helped generously in building tcl'cllcs-_ oil thc invitation oi’ tlis- presi-
q;421_5.19M4;|,d_ Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, otiiccrf. _the dam, which ivna the one big jllll dent.
in charge, Saturday at 8 p.m_ Salvo- to el-ecting a water power mill. 'i‘_hci'e The Conference decided to meet
-_ tion meeting. Sunday at 11 a.m_ Holi- l was plenty oi' brush and bushes and next. year at Sackville. lt seemed to
_ BEFORE THE OONFERENCE
’” I.. _ 'bm 3
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' vlcrollli/lliorst.
' ‘ < F-W. _
B. Fortior. Toronto.
A.
E. W. Myers, St. John.
W. A. W=alker.'M0nct.on.
Gould, Montreal.
Henderson, Truro.
McDonald, Montreal.
. D. Coll, St. John.
E. Arsenault, City.
H. E. Morris; Amherst.
James Dewitt, Montreal
>'z.“‘?1f-'>
FW”
agetown. N. B.
James C. Ferguson, Souris.
Ben Bushey. Sourls.
C. H. Keeling, Toronto.
W. J . Kirk, Toronto.
G. C. Temple. City.
M. H..McLeud, Hunter River.
John Taylor, Moncton.
Dick Cox Tl'uro.
Mrs. T. Gouge, Halifax.
Mills M. Gouge, Halifax.
l<‘. l~‘. Gouge, Halifax.
G. it. McQuarrie. Suulnlel-side.
QUEEN HOTEL.
w. W. c0x,'_Mnreii_.
Joliles Dewitt. Knowlton.
Ml-_ and Ms. Lason, Montreal.
J.- Collins, City.
‘ Mrs. L. L_ Beer, Toronto
Miss Lowderl, Toronto.
(‘athtlrine~ Morehouse, Boston.
Lloyd 'J. Mclsaac, Boston.
(‘. ll. Keellng, Toronto.
Ula 1319 DY? C- L- Strickland- The ar'lor' Mt. Melliclt school. Supple ness meeting. 3 p. ni. Praise meeting iimlier around, -and the dum was com- lic the unnnlimous feeling of the mem-
sanlo may be seen at Ofiice
of ment $100. Apply iv. c. nohertsn
li, 2.30 p. m. Salvation meeting. Sunday pleted that winter. lie also got. some bers tllut the holding of the (‘onfel'-
Palmer R1 Palmer. Solicitors for sect-elnl~y_ pee-nnl_ <;44g_l;.20lv|3ln(l School and Adult Classes at 2 p. ln. help in erecting the hllilalng with the ence annllally hi sal-ltvllle was the
Estate. 6379-6-17M2Wk
FOR SALE.-FARM OF 100
Acne.
the MCLBOU Farm with Seeding d0ile _$g0_ Owen .smvlm Sec]-e|_ary_
For further particulars apply
Cecil Scott, Clyde River Mills.
to- ~
HO_USE FOR SALE.-A NICE
ling house on Water Streetf
George Street.
6406-0-18M
 
_ S | lv Q \D”_ _
ul i.l wAl\ lu
FEll`I.\LE
owe
Ann
McKinnon & McNeill. 90 Gre
|-‘ Supplement $150. Apply to Wel-
'Y _lillgton llaslaln, Secretary Emul-
Hl `nl0,‘ii. ll. Nc. rl. 0477-s-2iiul
6451-6-20Mfil.
teacher for (`iyde River School
Supplement $100. Apply to the Sc
retury, Clyde River, P. 0. _
housework. Wages .$20.00.
6377 617M6i.
_.__-..,..._._'..__.._»-@...._._
WANTED - HOUSE-MAID.
board. Wages $15.00 per
write Ro;-'al Hotel, St. John,
WANTED Gini- FOR GENERAL Keng|ngiun_ R_ “_ N0_ 2_
housework. Apply to Aberdeen ~ G472_,;_21M6m
House, 72 King Street.
6426-6-10l\i4lp
wAN'ren Two ~lAios, Fnlein
if possible, one for good pl
. - ' 6470-6-21M5ipl
WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL
ADD
- Mrs. A. 1.. Fowler, Rothsuy, NJB.
montll,
N. B
’ 6460-6-21ME5ip
'Y WANTED -EXPERIENCED TEAC
cr for Hunter River school. _Sul
plenient $100.00. References i'
- WANTED COMPETENT TEACHE
d' for lrishlown School. Supplemcn
i $150.00. ‘J. M. Protlll, Secretall
- tague School. Supplelnciil lla io
U °°°k' I cipuls, $150 each; 2 Prilnary‘s $15
al
ing, the other for light second wol
und assistance with child
ren.
summer place in Keppoch. fr
ist to October lat. Good
paid. Apply at this office.
6447-0-20Mtf.
k.l~-.»‘lfl.....»_ . --l
\VANTED
at
W“i°*‘ town High School; also seconl
A clasp teacher and third-class teacl
Secretary Trustees, George town.
WANTED AT ONCE FIRST
I o
Superintendent 0425 6 19MIli.
WANTED AT_QNGE THREE
COOKV
at Dalton Sanatorium Very best
wages to rlslit party. Phono r Wrllo
GOOD
tion. Supplelnent ($90). Ed C
tiuseley. Secretary of Trustees.
coat makers. Steady employment. q4g5_(;_21M2|pl|_
Good work shop. Minimum price 5
nine dollars per coat. Ailllly Mc-
_Kin_ &C Sdney, _ .
 
non ameron. y
0394 6 18
ru: asnvlces or A oAl=Asl.s
ability
desired slate ill( own handWl‘llin5
fillnlitication and salary. conildential
stenographer with executive
P. 0. Box 133.. Charlottetown.
. 0 ' 0300-s-isM4l_ . --
N S
M5ipd
first and second class licenses re
quired for wall situated Baskatcho
wan and Alberta-solloolsl comlnancl
ing in August. Apply stating quail
Agency, Box 14, Regina, Sask.
_E ___ _ _
wAN'rsc sv suslneee MAN Ano
wife.-2 rooms nicely furnished
terms
x Bax .
lic. -  . l me-oieimiipd
Witil or' wi-tiiout board state
“nd ' description at fence to
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wA'|rft¢p_.a.~ ai allcouo
N_l\|§3\l;utll regtgterl-‘butts
o,_1l_'lst"lstgore. L Waite `lowelt
ntltiftordnl. Macdonald. Trnoidll
dross Ni ~: '_  .0400-0-maxi.
_ HAMB-
liilltilrq-ttolvltrroul from
l¢lill»ilu‘lltl-1;l¢lrtll.- rromnw towne
' WM'l\ll>--eoooonsne on
Glinllhgiituli aff. lil; l and
NAND ‘
ble-for
W lllll°\"!-iltdre, also a register for
cash - _
Station. Finder please leave at
2 llullllhllro st. ` 0437-0-10msl_
Haselgrovc. auto cover. Finder
D.ou3ald’l. Hunter River. - . ' _
6468-6-21pd .
MALE `
;__A_ _7 --4.,-1_1-._ -
quired. Apply to W. E. Whitlock,
ll- 'reAcHeas wANrso, s ron lvion-
5 lows: Pl-lncllllll, $250; 2 vine Prin-
'k cllch. ' 0473-0-2il\llErll_
cr iexperienced). Union supple-‘
ments. Apply to T. E. Morrisey.
6452-6-20M3l _i
TEACHER WANTED - FOR WIL-
lllont Valley school district No 71,
it first or sccond class tcucller pro-
testant preferred. Midsulnmel- vaca-
WANTED - TEACHERS WITH
ilcatlons. to Canadian Teachers
6261-B-11MElm0.
male.- 
_LQBT Music so thrilling and tender,
lllsspe notify nr leave at Mir. Mc- Leno McDonald. Cardisnn.
wmrso A vouno MAN Alou? 1s
years of s-gs to do iight outdoor _ _ _
work' sl summer pla0G ill K0Pll0¢\'l-
,-_ do iii an hour! Besides,__what aflot ot S,u,.te,l up the mm ,md begun gllwillr _
_ W" it “'°“]‘l be ln have 3 half day? according to prolnise, at :line n illind-: (llliet Justice Mci\eowli, of St.Joiln._ An the D€0D1€ “Se il-' _
4* WANTED FIRST OR SECOND CLASS "“““U0ll lll the Spring sunsliine, every red. Naturally. he got lllorv wllrk ini lnoved :l resolution heartily endorsing H-“RUN Ff_U|-T
Wm" ““"`M“g like 5' “°‘die" 'Ming “V the iilill than he could attend to, dull tile united national l-:lilllininli and in-_ Pleasant nay. C. B. _
&Ali_chlldren invited. You are invited “lltllli completed and a mill frame up. proper course.
rEAcl-len wAN1'Eo Fon Mon- to attend obovo iwrvlocs. Sons books Mr. 'ranner -begtlii tn look llrnnnll inr ucv. or. .l. '\\'. ol-llhllln, ni Toronto
S tague East school, Iona, P, 0, sec- provided. lliusic at~all services. ‘old disused and castalvav mill gear. nddrel-lsed the coiiferellce on -the uni-,
sltllated at Meadow Bank known as ond r-_msg preferred. Supplement ` olll wheels, etc. The big 'water wht-cl tell national campaign Ili which ilve_
Cl-EAN UP THE $CHO_0\-YARD he built himself. Fortunately it was churclies in Canada are co-operating
lnot diillcult to get the necessniyiniil in special evangelistic and tinancinl_
_ I lllll SUN! el/€i‘Y SL'll00lYlll`l1 ll“-Nl-" gear required. He also get a circular ciltcrprisc. ’i‘lie budget for thc Method-_
6411-6-18M6iDd WANTED TEACHER Fog 3pR|Ng. some real cleaning these spring days. Saw somewhertftlnrl by next fall hall ist cliurcll _reached an aggregate oil
ileld School rirsl or ilcccnll clllsll. no why not n real set-busy. clcnnrnli the nllll gnlilg. '1‘lll.t summer llecess- $4_000,000. The lllacllinery nf hu thefi _
day for it? Think of what twentyor ity made him f\Sh_`bm this was his ,_-hu,-01,95 1,-,-egpemive of den0m;m,¢inn_ MlNARDS L-INIMENT is the
~ forty rakes alldhoes and brooms could last Season “Shing fm. in the 1-an hp will 1,3 ,lnvmed to the Hem enter, Liiilment asked for at my store
prisc_ _ ‘
liirs. Martin, Vnlleyfield.
REVERE HOTEL
Marsh, Napanee.
iwn, York.
McPhee, Georgtlf-ov\'li,
l. Lawson, Montreal.
G. W. Kemp, Guelph.
E. W. (lalltpllell, Montague.
1.. (Y. Allan. Cardigan.
A. J. McNevin, Bonsha.w_
Sydney Richardson, St. Eleanor's.
H. F. Feehan, Mlt. Stewart.
E. F. Peters. New Glasgow.
M. Kennedy, Brsdulbane.
W. 1.. Jordan. Murray Harbour.
J. S. Jardine, F‘reetown_
H. J. McPhee, Georgetown.
F. W. Knight, St. John.
J. O'Hearn, City.
1". Jamieson. Alberta.
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71
the only one we keep for sale.
camp ' h la-1 \v~ tel‘clllll'cll forward movement The `
xteen liouls a t
|.l
1 __
No. not altogether. fox you wlll bc Wm ,wh _, .mu he 500,, acqnllnl lenchlng the rllnlntllll nhjcctlve nr
_ working for youlself. Doli't you llaic the norm part of the “cCa,.,hy farm $4_000_000,
i- “’ “"’l.< “t ‘he ""5" “““ 'mer' 'he in which there was ll int of good tllll-{ The i'cEolution.' seconded by Rcv _
_,__ dilapidated bitching-posts and .the ills' el__ _mm also H mock of wm,d5_ smmte G. M. Young. was unanimou_sly lid- _E __ -_
years weeds? The 5“’h°°lh"“H"' 1"' near the mill, irolii the (lovernmeni 0Dl0l|- ‘
FREE Secretar_v. 6466-6-21M6ipd. your home for nt lens" han uf your at the price then charged, $1 ali acre. E- R- Milchlllll- Dl`~ J- M~ Pamlef-
.  _t_l;§i_n;___l:_llew___:lnti_l__;cll<ll:l Now Tmmer ,mum saw ,-0,. ,,l,,,s,,,,- as M._(~_ nice spd Rev. _G_. lu. Youllif Butter (creamery uh; .___5r.
R ' y D 9 ‘ well as for his customers. lil this way. ‘V°'l@»f*l’¥’0 "-te( 3 comm' ee m nom n Butter dnir ~
t all you want your home to be pleasant. and by working sixteen hours evm_y_ me the Commmee of the conference Butter. _“by _ . . . . . . . . .
._ -ii”
comfortable and attncuve' Besmos' d.l llc piospared though still rillll-;_-. on the united national conference E ' _O  *'
W 2_6; “Url lllllBllUll09“_:_ Wirich _live "2 Jug but 251'. per cord for custom saw-= Tillc question oi' iliuking all senii-llld_e- Oigsql baske.) 
d_ V- Y P 1109!- H18 110 on y dlsaglee- mg_ and it was only when sp,-,we peiidelit circuits missions was dis-_ Han mn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
 _ _ _ _
_ _
__ able, but may bring you terrible sick- boards went up to $2 Del. hund,.e,l mr cusscd. I St _
ness; so lt is a matter ot personal that he ruse hfs Sawm” price DMV _M me evening session W_ “_ G0od_ raw, .. . . . . _ .
 
I health as well as good looks. home 50 per cam He img acqu_re___ Wm of M0_m_eal_ addressed me c0n_ Wool (unwilshed) ._
Were l the teacher in your school mag! of me M(_(_u'__u_y properly ami ,-,,,.e“,_e ,m .-True Succeml- l WOOL Washed.  ..
0 this Spring wc Should have u llalt-day is c`0umed M ml; or ,hc mg pl_,,g,_e,,_ nell-.ll-is wel-l- l-rcelvcrl -tl-tlnl llll- cllll- P°‘"“"’*‘ - - - - - ~ - - ~ ~ ~ - ~ - - - ~ - ~ ~
--
Besslon in 'Ile bilell bef°|`@ me Weallii ive't~al_me`_S_' Any ,m_m.|ge`. passing cfltlomll iiislitl.llions.' Presidciit Rev. _ W _
get a start, using l-likes and hoes and along Somiq Une Road ___ hm “___” DL Um_den_ mpolvm one of me must MURRAY HARBOR MARKE
broonls for our tools. instead of pencils ` “ _ r _nc G-Sful year- in the history of
out July WANTED PRINCIPAL FOR GEORGE mm (_halk_ xould _Inaturally,_e;i<li;irc,__i__l;_0p.lssi_lii; ;o£`__: A_____0__ __’;SD__e war d_mc__mes Butler |l,_  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 40
l‘- 3““W"* DW- "L ` _. _ . , ~ Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . .
._ 41
theres.. so nm, an army of b,m,|ing,‘ A silence buildliii, und memorial lib- OMS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__
'"3 THE NIGHTINGALE'S SONG. -' 1 _ _  raly were two great retiuiremeuts
ilill plnintlve song to llle-_
I The nightingule sings when moon-
_ light,
_ Falls on the 'rolling sen,
night( '
The nlghtingale sings to me.
Charms on a summer night,
`¢_pg§é;..N¢w gunman; Rue, 55. Like beautiful dreams' in slumber,
tween. west italic st. ann ltllllwlly -'Phat wlth__nlsh¢~tlme take fitshi.
Then sing nightingals each June night
Your plalntive song to mar
Sing on when silvery moonlight,
E081-_NEAR EAQNALLIE gQ||NER_ Tranquil falls on (hc sea.
MISCELLANEOUS _
'i““*;'WANm“EB‘"El’n“` " -mo. Atrneo M<_=p`o_NAl_n. Pnovm-
clsl Land Siirveypr, R, R. No. 3,
Souris. Telephone cnllpr~l:t_lon.
_ mis-0-enclpa.
oAl|wmsn's sAN|1'AovV sur-rea
His sweet., plnintivo song encll Julicl
   DP- -l- M- Palmer. llrinclnol ofltllo P°‘“""‘”‘  ' ' ~ - ' '
"
,lwhen "°bi“5 have 06°F” their Singing mst mm has given place tn 1, mU,1_ :icadelil-y. reported that never bei'ore
And shines each twinkling star, em up to dme turbine driven “W had so mam. applications been muew MONTAGUE MARKETS
' v _ ' ' .4 _ V ‘ _
on drooping mms and roles’ lnlil of great power and cnpiir- ed 5° "mb in ‘he yew* - B U I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__
Then daylight seems so lar. hi “gm h _,amd _.3 _,uc nr. wisle. lorllll-.llllll nf ihs lnalt-ll' “ 9'
"Y~ T S “SG " Q ' ' ‘ - _ laggs . . . . _

When soft, pale, silvery moonlight. (mssfm Nm,” ,Seaman wbrumv. and college, lcpoltul that the high watei U _ _
Falls on the restless sen, ` I __ H 1| _PH I _‘___ lnark lltld been l't-:lcllell ill llttrlilluliclu 3 S '"""') '  -
~ I __ allows that llclo is ll el i gi it ._ “,001 unwashed  _
i fl ~ _ . ~ ' . l l~ ~~
The "mm “MIL “mga mm um H |` ' In thc lslllud for men of push mid on- ~‘-‘ -~-'~~~~' Wm' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
 _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__
\ story ot' Mr 'l‘unncrs` slicccss is llllt
| SPEAK ENol.lsi-l.
"Learn to speak Euglisli. Proc
ovening classes for women."-A slizii-
boartl. _
Ah, lin! English is to be the
world language. Not Spanish, which
lil its day would carry one well
through the civilized world; not P _
l~`rencli, even yet supposed to suffice
in polite society almost every- S. P.  106'/5
where; 'not German, which only n
few years ago was urged ‘as the unl-
vcrsal language of commerce. Fing-
lish! _'Tile wprld is now urged to
study it. But where is that sign? lt_
may he asked to halt the rhapsody.
Oh. the sign? Why-er--it is
prominently placed rm the front of
a lsrgs public school house in the
i
    s-lock 0ll0nll0Ns
_ . _ , , t ~ " `  ' ' KENSINGTON MARKETS
m;’___th_;'__L:`_1_r:(__;`h;§’_5;_  l::_;u"Bm'"" liowevcr. tl plea for higher clluclltlo_li_,i _ -- I
He __wee__y sings ___ the _'__0__mng for Mr. 'l`ililucr can lloithcl' rcdd iilll | ||A]_I}.\,\x_ _]_,m,. g0___(Qu0m¢gm,g
Amid me cryaml dew_ Wl‘iIc.-X. Iiuruislled by 1'. B. Mc(.urdy & Co.,
stock and bond brokers, incl'-liars of
---1°-1°-* lllc Moilii-eul Stock l»_`xc_‘ll.ngo.)
Tlillrslllly, l"rldily.
510%
Atrll  
A. 1"... ’ ...llll
Alu.  . . _ . . .
.. 85 S41);
A. R.  . . . . _ _ .
.. 82% S2
Cent. . . . _ . . . . . . . .
._ Flo H0-it,
Crue. . . . . . . . . . . . . _
__ 80 Dil
ll.T 103
84*/ll 84
183% 183
107%
88%
104%
183%
88%
100
110%
FFF
_“Crt
2_~>§
M.N. P. 
Reading. ._  88
Stu.  . ._ 105%
U, P.  . .. 132%
U. S. . _ _ . . . _ .
._ . 107%
U. T. . . . . . . . _ . . .
._ 8,81/l
chsron ul
»(`lt»y of New York, Borough of Man-  F" khan .n¢»cnu"‘n ' '
hnttan, at the corner of East Hous-
ton limi. Essex Streets. Tllat makes
In U0 For Qvorwvears
Always been
Amd  Gob ao' nh‘f‘°”‘>'gt‘;'br [roll Jhly IM. 'I0 00501161' llt. Gofld ` Dai." nnnmd =`-Ftelh Da" Bm, another matter of R ah n_New V ‘I . - I
N - _ . _ _` _ l _ _ ,_ _ _ y _ _ _ , _ _ nw _
EW @lll?x_‘\lltU\1_v||” ‘“‘g_O241M"_ Wl_I_6l |ll|_d. _Alilliy ll t:n:mMtt_ .9_|,_lo___a&¢ pg|'_100- _  Dill!!-|00. _ York Sufi. ‘un-mn ox
<-- - by working sl H ' .~ => l ' l
"lt is the jannofs place 1° do i". milking liiuch more iiiolie~_.f tlillzi resollltion lllellgcd the conference to
l. I hen" some lazy mms say' those other niillers sawillg for 50c. glcsllolid to tlll»_extenll of its nb_iliiy ill*
..- _ . _ » ' -_; _ ‘ .' _ ’ '
H _ . . ~
- The Markets
Butter . _ . . .
 . . . .

Eggs  ' 
ON
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
..  sEALEll lEN0Elts
tO
to 45
.....45
.. 80
TS
_.65
...40
' _PAGE
.913-till.. ._  
lllllepellllellt 0rfder‘0t 
ESIBIS., 'A '
. --1-* ‘I "
_ The third trlennial meéting (being
the twentieth regular meeting) of the
High Court, independent Order df
Foresters of Prlnee...Edward lalsn¢
will ba held in Epworth League 1-tall.
Summerside on Thursday, June Zdtlgl
first session opening at 11 s. m. `
Mr' and Mn' C' E' G““t°" Upper No special reduced fares bein! Dl',o-
curable delegates coming toflpeetlng
by rail willbe obligeditm t.\'8_V_Ab'.|l)¥
the regular first or second clasil 
ets. ‘ __ _  "
Delegates from sections eastfli!
Charlottetown will need' to c5l'he.\';`l1l
- to Charlottetown 'tha _previous even-
ing in order to make connections 
the 0.15 train for Suinn.\ersil1e,`_on
Thursday morning. ‘___ _,l
' ' A. o.»|=nAsER..~ -
` High Secretary. .5
Julia 10th, 1919..    -'
640945-18-MW8dM0llZl
Autoisis.
A word to the wise, is_qui!lclant.
- Do not have your cars ovellauled by
inexperienced parties. You w,l1l find
Mont- it much cheaper to have them repaired
and placed in perfect running order by
our experts.
REMEMBER what the weal§.uu0
tear ot, your car will cost by being
imperfectly overhauled. '1`be_servlcos
of experts are most essential.-We
-have them.-Ever,v car repaired at
our establishment is under the moot
complet.; supervision.-
Tlle work done _ily lls will betmotlf-
satisfactory to the owner.-as well as A
pleasure to ourselves. . __ _ .
We supply the extras_for any .ca\'.
CENTRAL GARAGE
.._..l. _._
Montague 0
A l.l.0.El.l.l§__
I Manager _
 
 E N0ucE 
3
nd . _ -_
liimcrve Saturday July 12th for the
allllnlll Orange celebration ln Char-
lottetown. A meeting of Executive
will be lleld on June 19th at 2 p. m. in
oiilcc oi' G. ll. Wright, Esq.
1 c. E. MAol<ENzl'l‘=‘.
o' slscv
0360-10-nl\\'f6i.
` 
54 --r- ~'
Sealed tenders will be received by
__33 the undersigned up to June 30th., for
__g0 the following fox stock held by the
$3000 late Dr. H. E. McEwen. '
9_0() Three hundred and fifty $10 shares
of The Shawmut Silver Fox Ranchlng
(7ompany`nnd one hundred and fifteen
$100.00 sllilres of the Empire ifoxivo.
A. s. PALMER.
A. J. MATHESON,
Executors.
.65
0350-illti-lnnloll2i.
_ 85
70 ~ =_=" g
Diiigoia Record, 2.05; l'-4
_,,, ' N0. 48769'
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80 Will nltlko the season of 1919 at
50 the o\vll»lr's stable, York l'olnt. __
0207.0-iilliwtlllrlwllspll. o. w. wH`|`1‘£
 _________  _  l;A_REo|lg|p,_|;_
Wool unwashcd . . . . .

Wool lvnshed . . . . . . . _ . .
_ _ . . . . . . .
_ .
SOURIS MARKET
\V._ ()nt.l-l hus_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
B. Outsbus. . _ . . . . . .

Egg.; doz . . . .
.. .
Butler ill. . . . .
._ . _,__
W'0ol . . . . . . .

_ SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
Butter (dairy) per lb 
Blltter (creumery) per lb  
Eggs,per_doz....... . . . . .

Potatoes per bus  . . . _ _
..._ .80 to 85
Fowlperlb_  22c to
Pork,organsln._.... 
Outs, black per bu.... 
W~lliteoats..........  
Hides perlb.  . . 
Wheat . . . . _ .
 _ . _ . . _ . . . .
._
Woo’ washed.. . . . . . . _ . . .

Wollunwashed...._..__.._.. 
(‘ulfskllls......._................
|wlnard's Llnlmont und by Physlri
$20
I A _ rliotll-; lra-1. 
IQ. |V|B°|-1232
_,_  norm hadnt
.75
....85 T
_.38
.45 » f_ _ .l
°~“° A careful selec-
__l tion of every line
_gg of Jewelry 1_narj
_our stock. __
25c
.21
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fi? od to have v.or.f ¢¢ill1i~
as . _ ' ~
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