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» We would advise
ali_;,ho_i1_seholders to--gg
_foie to "g€if‘1:i'i’e
_ L____%i_` E  I'equi1fe_,__§llhsrlottetown. PEI
lo
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n
tendance is requested.
AND LOBSTER FISHERMEN.
A meeting of lobster packers and VACAN1' LOT AND B
beter fishermen will be held in the GARDENERB ENL8
Board of Trade rooms. Charlottetown. GREATER PRODU
Wednesday the 3rd day of July at CAMPAIGN
1.§0___p.gl. to take into consideration
e al-l8Kestlons of the Government as Notes on Garden Pests Is
t forth in a circular letter from the Canada Food Beard in
 l   ‘lslrlilrtlment of Marine and Fisheries with the Dominion Ente
livery of their Coal ..... ‘
-_    a _il disastrous effect upon the lobster 'Every vegetable useds
dustry ln. this province, a large at dehydrating or storing h
_ ‘ perfect condition. For satisfactpry 'l‘e at
J°HN MP'-EAN. suits it is necessary not
Senator products which are absolutely free in
them at just Charlottetown, Mrs Walter Carson,
der date of June 5th lnst
As the measures proposed are very GET THEM R°lG
tic and if acted upon would have
rom deca but to catch
ACKYARD
TED IN
CTION
sued by the of
egllaborgtlgn and Mrs George Sherren and possess
melogln ing many good qualities was liked by
HT in
for canning er.ilve brothers and five sisters George
ould be in tlleil' lo belde ills mot-her and father.
only to have Hector in Can le Cove, Neil and Peter
P, E  ‘“'Q"Rn  Even if perfectly sou d., overripe
. _ ., » _ . g
-N110 24. 1918. 9083-6-26Mlwlt the right gtage ol’ development Bonshaw Mrs Donald McLean in
u
'E _ ‘ .`cl-l_no~lc oneness
 L ons & Co.
.qéselulml
_ _
_ nlanv
City, Magistrate’s Court 9 a. m
»- Prince Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and
8.45 p; m.
F -1-_-_ _.M
_ 5 5 ' BIRTHS
MCKINNON-At New Argyle on June
llth 'to Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlln E.
Mlclt-innoil a son.
vi - ~ ' MARRIAGES
La/l5n-“s|nr_ Ari Asif EM is
atthews
Presbyterian Manse, Halifax on June
4th by the Rev. John Clarke, Miss
Eva Laird youngest daughter of_Mre.
lsnnis heard, Plsquid to Danflel Birt.
Peske‘e Station.
Mlnards Linlment Lumbermans Friend
-..-....i._____._
'llllllilllsoll orllle Hon.
 _ p/lvlll Lllllln lul.l.so
DESORONTO. Ont.. June 26.-
osdet A. la. Lalnl was instantly lull-
bd in a crash at Camp Mohawk at 9.15
l`l.- ln." today. He was a Canadian and
I Royal Air Force cadet. His father,
_J._ _Sl -Laird, lives at Essex. Ont.
Cadet Laird- was a grandson of Hon.
David 'Laird of Charlottetown.
.
. I was f-ured of Brunchitis and As-
llma ll" MlN}f8R.D’S LINIMENT.
1 _ _' _ . M . A. LIVINGSTONE
t._ot,_5.' l* E. 1.
" `I_"wse-` ~ured of a severe attack of
;\’¥§|;l.l<.|em by MINA.RD'S LINI-
I_M_lihoue Bay. JOHN MADER
, I~ »~_‘.¢s'cured of a severely sprain-
ed _l<=~' by MINARD’S LINlMEN'I‘.
_ JOSHUA A. WYNACHT
Brill-rewater.
_  
i’roiessiosa_§ ifards
_.s_._'__..'_..._..._... _-_ _ ____ 
DR. MacG UIGAN
fm 'Great » George Street
 ._ _(Omoo of late Dr.
A _  ' Conroy) _
‘olu<-l- 'nl-s.-8.30 to 10 a.m.
_ _ 1.00 to 3 p.m.
6.30 to 8 p.m.
_ Phone-527
CDR. cfl;ll~‘T J
CURATIVE "i`REATMEN’I‘ by tllf
_month in advullve Victoria Hotel.
Charlottetown, l'_l-‘. 1. Canada.
HOURS,-12 to 3 <l:lii'f_ NOW
Dwelling House and Land
To be sold by public auction on the
premises on Wednesday 3rd July
1918 at 1.30 o’clock .p. m. the resid-
ence and land connected' therewith of
the late Martin West on east side of
School Street ln Charlottetown.
DAVID C. _HOOPER
Executor estate late Martin West
Benj. Carter. Auctioneer.
90480-25M6i. - ‘ '
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Boa
“f ONNOLLY ESTATE
S HOL-\libHlPS”
a recent meeting of the Trus
tees Estate Owen Connolly' a body
Corporate-incorporated by Act of the
Legislature of Prince Edward island
it was decided to establish a number
of Scholarships, said Scholarships to
be awarded in older of merit to Can-
didyes who shall have passed a sa-
tisfactory examlnation set by the
“Educational Committee” of the
rd of Trustees. This examina-
tion will be open to boys doing En-
trance Work or Equivalent in the
schools oi’ the Province. who upon ln-
vsstlgatlon are found eligible to com-
pete, in accordance with the provi-
sions of the Will of the late Owen
Connolly.
All applications, stating name. age
names of parents, Post Ofllce ad-
dress, must be sent to the under-
signed not later than July 1st, 1918.
MATTHIAS J_ SMlTH,
Secretary Trustees -Estate Owen
_ Connolly
Iona, P. E. I., June 7th, 1918.
9115. '
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Baptist Association
On account of small-pox at O'Leary,
the United Baptist Association which
was to meet with the Springfield
Church July 4-7 will meet with the
Bedeque Church on the same dates.
Delegates are requested to send their
names immediately to Rev. C. A.
Britten, Central Bedeque, and state
ance 'or by rail. If by rail come via
Summerslde. Kindly send only
names of'those wllo can attend. If a
delegate whose name has been sent
in finds he cannot attend he will con-
fer a favor by notifying the committee
at once. The Bedeque Church has
tention to the above notice.
CHAS. R. FREEMAN,
Moderator.
9052-6-25M3iPD.
 _.L   1.11.-_-____ _ -_-_
  
for Sale dergo a decided change in texture as
whether coming by private convey- 9123_6_27M6I g
less than two weeks' notice to pre- ° C D. e ,m cows at J
pare for the Association and Delegat- at vgnghas Bfidge’ St'
es can greatly assist by prompt at- °_n atm' ay Nm June’
vegetables are not satisfactory for
they reach maturity and become ilb
rous or pithy. This not only detracts
from their quality but greatly in
cerase the work of preparing them
for canning or for drying and, later
for cooking _
One factor which makes for success
ln saving for winter is to have all the
products as freshly gathered as pos
sible. Vegetables which have- once
which are canned, dried or stored
when absolutely fresh fr ~
den.
ill MY FRIENDS
Alili
om the gsr
Having taken with me
law, H. J. Campbell, as
hope in the future to be able to give
you better service. The Rawlelgh
flavors, spices, medicines, stock food
and poultry powder, are growing in
favor wherever introduced. Our aim
is pure goods, direct fro
_ consumer. Solicltlng a
of the generous patronage
we are yours for service.
N. T. ROCKWELL,
H. J. CAMPBELL.
City customers can secure goods
from our store-room, J. H. Gi1lis', Cr.
Great George and Fitzroy streets. We
have place sfor a few good live
men who can furnish teams.
8092-6-14Mfmw6lpd-.
 
PLASTERING
Plalnand ornamental outside stucco
work cement work in all branches
carefully attended bo
GEO. W. TURNER
R. R. No. 1 Bridgetown
Kin ’s‘ County. P. E. I.
my son ln-
partner. we
factory to
continuance
of the past
lucllgi slu
ohn Russel's
Petcl"s/ Road
commencing
at 2 o'clock 14 choice cows, 8 newly
fteshened with calves at sidc.Balance
due to freshen at once; also 6 choice
young cattle. Terms 6 months on ap-
proved notes; 6 per cent oi? for cash.
BENJ. CARTER,
Auctioneer
9103-6-26wfrisat3lpd'.
been allowed to wilt are not nearly as
good in the final analysis as those 'vllsserl da by day from its accustomed
:r»=;.f1,~__t-* 
thSEAIal;.”DiTEé\1DERS addressed to
e un ers gne and endorsed "‘Ten-
der for Electric Wiring and Fittings,  
Public Building, Georgetown. P. E.
_ i." will .be received at this office until E-°““°h "suuhfi
12 o’clock, noop. on Tuesday, July 2 June. 1918
1918, for electro wiring, and fittings Leave Bonsnaw. Le
to be installed in the Public Building 'P1128-. 4111. 7 H-111--~--.-~
at Georgetown, P. E. I. Fri-. 7th. 8 am- 
Plans and specification can be seen TUBE-. 110-1. 10-30 1.111. -.
and forms of tender obtained at the FFL. 1401. 5-30 d-ln. 
offices of the Chief Architect. Depart- 'PUBS-. 1501. 7 8-111- 
ment or Public works, ottawa. the Fri-. 21st. 8 am. 
Caretaker. Public Building, George- Tues-» 25011 10 lm- -~-~~
town. P. E. I.. and the Superlntend- E"|`i~» 23911 5 lm- 
Bonsilaw-Charlottetown
LE
rtney"
ave Ch'town
. . . .3.30 p.m
. . .B.30 p.m.
. . . .6.30 p.m
. . . 1.30 p.m
. . . .3.30 p.m.
. _ .5.30 p.m.
. . . .6.30 p.m
. . . . . .1 p.m.
ent or Dominion Public Buildings, 7°7°‘°‘1~Mlf
' Notary Public, std.:
‘_ Barrister, Solicitor and
`S. S. ]l_i£`_!~lSIAN
larfistsr, Bollclto
HONEY TO LOAN.
J.»D. STEWART, K. C.
1  ' Notary Public
-‘lilies Newsen lleek, Charlottetown
, .- _lraneh Ofilos, Georgetown
lotta! ta Loan on Real Estate
' -- Department of Public Works.
Miss D.Rudge
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on printed forms supplied
by the Department and in accordance ‘
' ' ‘ lotlilllio. P- I- I. with conditions set forth therein. °  y O
' Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank payable to the order of the Hon- We the ““d°“ig“°d M
ourable the Minister of Public Works. Montague' L'°W°" M°“Eague»
equal to 10 p. c. of the amount of the and K"m"E" agree 9° Cl
tendeh pective -places of buslnes
s
By orden commencing June 17th, ending Sept.
R_ c_ DEsR°cHERs_ 16th Saturdays excepted,
Ottawa. June 17, 1918.
8072-6-21frl2l .
Poole 4|. Thompson Ltd.
J. A. McDonald I. Co.
M. C. McDonald.
J. L_ Younker.
Ives 6. Murdock.
D. J. McLean.
Secretary
sing
Cardigan
ose our res
at 6 p. m.
signed:
'_  Hairdressing and
 Parlour:
Z, 
-~-Also heir goods for sale. 171 Great
.George Street. Phone 564-L.
'U28 ditrfmmti. " ‘ ‘
 ~_i_`i_._
 nonsoa e norm
E lsrrtsten and Attorneys `
Ulidtors for Royal Bank ot Canada
IIDIIIY T0 LOAN.
-_-_ Henson, Q BENTLEY
W. B. `lsnttey. K. 6.
lsrrletsr and Atternsysas-Law
- _ Money ee Lean,
Ollse-lank ot N. I. Chambers,
, - Cltltiliihwll. P.l.I.
lc_I.EAN Q lIcKINNON
Attorney-at-Law
Meters Atterneyras-Law
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Synopsis of Canadian Nerlilwesi
Land Regulations
In-_'-s
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‘-__`,`§_\, ‘
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Sulutchewan er Alberls. Applicant must ap-
pear la nenen at the Domin an Lands Agency
or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry by proxy
may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency
but not Sub-Alency on certain colmitlolls.
Duties-Six months residence ugon and cul
tlutloa of the land in each oi t ree Years- A
homeetrader may live within nine miles of his
homestead on s farm oi at least do acres, on
certain conditions. A habitable house is rs-
qilgrsgyezcept where residence is performed in the
ln certain districts a homesteader in good stand.
lil Ill!! Dre-empt s quarter-section alongside his
hogxatesd. Price £3.00 oer acre.
les Six mont s residence in eacll of three
years ailer earning homestead patent; also so acres
satra cultivation. Pre-emotion patent maybe ob-
taMe_d_°a”s‘ soon as homestead patent, on canal”
ill
,_,*,_:il_.j_j_::.l'..‘.‘:%°_l_.;'.-..°_;..l:_:§l°:°af..“:.~f
E eac‘g‘f`Lr's""yea'|s, cuEt.i_v_assu;'s”¢rss at 
J. W. Carruthers.
M. F. McDonald.
McLeod & M¢:Gregor_
W. A. Poole 6. Co.
McGregor A McMillan,
802441-17mwf6i.
REX HEART
Ltd.
section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. 2   !4 _ 9127`6`27M4E~
_ Q _ r _, _
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_ Can. No. 2060. Ame. No. 45012
Rex Heart was sired by Great Heart.
.H.id”ilrst dam was Aliada by Pilot
Medium, sire of Peter the Great. Sec-
ond dam Gels. by Tremont.Rex Heart
is a beautiful bay stallion. He stands
16 hands high and weighs 1260
pounds.
Rex Heart will make the season of
1018 _at owller's»eteblea in New Perth.
except Thursday of each week. For
further particulars apply to
` ` `o"l-l mvans"""’" '
JOHN SHERREN
._.~.._
The death occurred at his home in
St. Catherines on June 15th of John
Sherren aged 24 years after sn illness
over a year He was a son of Mr
the entire community and is now safe
Jesus arms He leaves to mourn
their loss beside his mother and fath
home, James on Military service,
the west, Mrs James Taylor
DeSable 'Mrs John McLean, Provid
ence, R I , and Lizzie at home The
Rev D McLean, there being over
one hundred wagons in attendance
The pall bearers were Messrs James
McF‘ady'n Hugh McFadyen, Sen
more McLean John McEachern_, John
Currie and Neil McKenzie The re-
mains were laid to rest in Canoe Cove
Cemetery.
One less at home
The charmed circle broken-a dear
face '
place _
But cleansed, saved perfected by
grace
One more in Heaven
One more on earth
its pain its sorrow and its toil to
share
One less the pllgrim‘s daily cross to
bear
Olle lllore the crown of the bleet to
wear
At Home in Heaven
Asleep for eve-rlnore
There may be one to luke his place.
-M. M
MRS. JOSEPH IMCAVINN
The community of Kelly’s Cross nnd'
wherever she had friends were shock-
ed on June 18th on learning of the
demise of Mary Ann, beloved wife of
loseph McAvinn in thc 57th year of
ller age. Mrs-l._ McAvillll had been in
failing health for the past year or
two. and her sufferings were _alleviat-
ed by every thoughtful lncthod con-
ceivable by her devoted husband and
family, but all in vain. The deceased
lady needs no columeudation of ful-
sonle praise :lt our hands, for her
works and example shall live long
after hor death, and her .posterity of
whom three daughters have consec-
rated their lives and talents to the
religious life, shall long cherish .her
mem-ory and call her blessed. She
leaves to lllouru her hlrsballzl. six
daughters and three sollsl llcrbcrt.
Enl-nle~it`. lllld .lollllllie at homo. The
flauglltcrs ure: Sister Mary Will-iired
in llldlllua; Sisters Mary Alliceta. and
Mary Forillllatzl, ill S't. Paul. Millll.;
Mrs. Wnl. 'l'. Sponsor, ("_lil`to,-lldnle,
Mass.; Florellcc of lilaldcll, Mnss.;
and Margaret :li llulnc, nl-so two sis-
tcrs und two hrolllcrs. The lllncrul
took place to l{elly"a Cross on the
20tll where the obsequies were per-
folllled by Rev. -Drs- Curran. P. P.
Tile pall 'bearers were:_ James Gor-
man, Thos. Malbue, P8161' MCGIUEMI-
John Hauglly. iicronlc McGu»il<21ll Mid
Hugh 'McK-enlla_ _
lZ 
MRS. JOHN S. AFFLECK
There departed this life `on' Wed-
nesday, the 15th day- of May. 1918, at
her home in Bedcque. Sarah Pearl,
beloved wife of John Stewart Affleck.
and only dl1ugllter'of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh MacLean, of Searletown. Al-
‘hou h' her so ourn here below ex
K _ J - -
tended over the comparatively short
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‘  -  llorlcsrolossrlill rllcxslls l  _ f  _  -_ _  __ _
 -_ » »=nsc1-mu. nauv some ron rt   n
demand _
T' -ntl!
TYLES to suit every fancy--sizes '
to lit every foot--made oncom  ___
- 'fern-suing lan.-gnu som By the ,-
best shoe stores at prices that make _ ‘ _
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_ , ~ wearing ‘ Fleet Foot” a real
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SL\1'I1i'l1¢I` CCOl'l0111y
" one genuine unless stamped _-
-‘ FLEET FOOT/ on the sole
The beet shoe dealers sell “ Fleet
/ 0..
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HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
28-Service Branchcsthrougllout Canada
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period of only thirty one years. yet
she performed a wonderful service for '
her Lord and Master_ and lived a life
of devotion to His cause. At the
early age of eleven years she repeat
cd the shorter Catechism without mis-
sing a word, and was always
thoughtful and earnest student of thc
word of God. She passed through a
lingering and trying illness which
brought out in glowing beauty the
several graces of thc Christian life
and all who visited her as well as|
those who remained in the home.
could not but feel the influence of ller
delightful personality, and must have
been impressed by her remarkable
testimony. In her passing away was
gloriously exemplified the power und
in bringing the souls of God’s people
to a state of holiness and in coml'ol't-
ing them in all their sorrows. As a.
little child falls asleep ill its mothcr’s
arms silo fellaslcep in Jesus, closing
her eyes to earthly sconce, but still
beholdlllg the beaming sulilc of lliln
was frequently visited during her ill-
ness by her minister, Rev. Jas. Mac-
Dollgull, wllo was luucll alttllcllcd to
llcr. uud who so highly appreciated
eral service was conducted hy Rev. J
service was deeply illlprcsslvc null h
Cape 'i`l'llvol~sc cclllctsly She lcuvosl d
ther Gilcun, and also ll large nulubel e
of friends. relatives and ucquaiutanc
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Notice to Patrons
--- l
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li
<
Owing to slckllcss I am' compelled
to discontinue the season with my
horse. Will be-glad to mcct all pat-
rons ut the Highland Hotel.
Zi
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E. L. HARn|Nc.'roN
9042-6-24M6lpd. '
L _ - ‘_ ~~=;-5
  CHANGE UE TIME
Commencing Friday, June 28th.
1918 and until further notice the Car
Ferry "Prince Edward lsland" will be
withdrawn from service between Bor-
den arld Tormentlne. and the S. S.
"Northumberland" will he placed on
the Summerslde-Pt. du Chene route.
Trains west will therefore be changed
and.run daily, Sunday excepted, as
follows:
Leave Charlottetown 6.25 a.m., ar-
rive Summerside 8,50 a.m., leave
Summersirle 12.20 p.m., arrive Tig-
nlsll 6.05 p.m.
Leave Charlottetown 4.00 p.m., ar-
rive Sumlnersidc 7.20 p. .m, leave
Summerside 8.40 p.m., arrive Tignish
11.55 p.m.
Leave Tlgnlsll 5.30 a. m.. arrive
Summorsldo 8.35 a. m., leave Sum~.
merslde 9.10 a.m., arrive Charlotte-
town 11.55 a_.m.
Leave Tignish 2.05 p.m., arrive
Summerslde 5.35 p.m., leave Sum-
merslde 8.45 p.m., arrive Charlotte-
town 11.10 p.m.
Leave Borden 6.20 a.m., arrive Em-
erald 7.20 a.m., arrive Charlottetown
10.15 a.m.' _ `
Leave Charlottetown 12.15 p. m.,
arrive Summorslds 4.10 p.m., leave
Summerslde 6.10 p.m., arrive Em-
erald Jct. 7.40 p.m., leave Emerald
Jct. 9.45 p.m. on arrival of night
train from Summcrsido and arrive
Llordon 10.45 p.m.
Trains between Souris. Georgetown,
Murray Harbor and Charlottetown,
will continue to run as at present.
DISTRICT PASSENGER A6ENT_'S
OFFICE ‘
Charlottetown, I’.E.I., Juno 19th. 1918.
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Cars l_f__<lr Sale
For sale second hand Michigan
car five passenger in excellent repair
everyway, never been used, price
$500. Also Russel iive`passenger in
good order always the best of curei
price $500.
L. M. ANDERSON
marvellous working of tile Holy Spirit .
conliorting. llltcrlllclll was uludo ui. .__
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Spray
Spray
Wllh Machinery made by the Spramotor Co
London Ont. a Canadian Co who make a specialty of
Spraying Machinery, either Hand or Power.
Your Experimental Farm has demonstrated that
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it is as necessary to spray
for blight as for bugs.
For Ma hioery prices etc. wlite or call on the
following :
JOHN H. GILL, Lharlottetown.
PooLs & 'rHoMPsoN, lllonlague.
BRACF, McKAY
9132 6 28frls.lttues.lwk'-l
& C0, Summerside.
MRS. JOHN CHAPPELL
A vely sudden <i'saill occurred on
1101' Clll'lSUHll 1115110-ilU0ll~ Thi# full- Szltllrd-:ly morning Jllllc 22. when Mrs.
ohll (‘ha ell. roliot of the late~Mr
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Waldron MacQua.l'ric, nl' Bcdequo, as Edwm-.l (jhapp.\_|1 passed away at the
ltcv. Ml‘. MacDougull was absent frolu age of 73 y.eu|._q_ M,._.;_- ghappcll was
thc congregation :li the time. The in
ll rarrlllgc with hor son Walter, ml
or way lo l'l\_c.istcl- :lt ll llouso about
lllilc inolll llcr llolllc, when she sud-
cllly colllpluiued of at severe pain.
to lllourn. besides ll discollsullltc llus- Sho couapsed and before medlcal “id
balm ‘md Sorrowing D“"‘"“5' ‘me b"°` could be sulnolled llel°spil'itllllll pass-
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cl away.The deceased was a woman of
no Christian cllul':lctol° of ll patlcnt
ispositioll. Silo was il faiillilll und'
cvotorl llllelllbor of lhl- Prcsllyteriull
hllrcll. She lozlvns to lllc.urn thc loss
lf a loving lllotllcr .seven sous lllld
four lluugllters. Four ol' llcr ‘sous are
ln lilo Culludiull West James and Ed-
nrll, urcllitects and contractors;
ii<`l'cdel'ick. Driver ou (J. P. R. all_of
Edluonicll. alld Evclclt. lllllllesicalrcr
iso ill Alcbrl; John ill 'l`u\lntml.Mllss.
lld llobcrt in Marshfield; :lull Walter
at llolue. Two of her llxluglltcrs are
trained nurses, Margaret in Philadel-
phia and Bessie in California; also
Mrs. (Proi’.) Butcher of Willgllanl,
Olltzlrlo. und Mrs. W. A. White.
Covchcud. Thr scrvlccs at the llcusc
and g-rave were conductd by tllc Rev.
Mr. Collillgs after which her rclunins
were laid to rest -in Marshfield Ceme-
tl'y beside those oi her late husband.
MRS. A. W. TANTON
The death occurred Wednesday morn-
ing at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
W. N. Tanto of this cit of Cassie
11. Y.
One Ove,-land in running m.der_ ldfl Farquharson, dnugllter of the late
pl-ice $200_ Stephen Farqllllarson and widow of
thc lute A. W, Tanton of -Bunbury.
Ford Dealer,
Mrs.'Tanton came to visit her sister
Sackville, N. B.
here on Wednesday last., and on Satur-
Wllo cheered her in ull iler lrluls. ._ - ' _, ‘
und taught her to sing His praise. She 
day was stricken with paralysis. to
which sho succumbed. The deceased
wllo was u. quiet unassuming woman.
devoted to her home and family, and
lligllly esteemed ill the community,
loaves to mourn two sous. Stephen
ami Herbert at home. one sister. Mrs.
W. N. Tanton of Charlottetown. and
one brother in the West. -
Splendid Property and
5 Siock.For Sale,
As I nm shortly to proceed overseas
I lluvo docidcd to scll my farm “Kirk-
lllwll,” ut Buy View. containing one
hundred und ten acres. This farm
is ideally situated in one of the best
fllrllling sections of thc province, near
to churches, schools and shipping
points. The farm is ln`splendid`cov_n-
`dltiou, has good dwelling and splen-
did oulbulldlngs, tile large barn with
coucrolo basement being_one of the
finest in tile province. »
if not disposed of by private sale
will be sold by auction on Thursday,
July fourth. at 1.00 p.m. Also at
tho same place and date.-commonc-
ing at 10.00 a.m., stock and imple-
ments. A large number oi’ Shorthorn
cattle will be sold, many of them reg-
istered, sonle of the best available
milking Shorthorns ol today being in
the nulllber. Registration ,papers are
available. '
See. hand bills for full particulars.
Further information may be had by
applying to R. I-l. Jenkins, Charlotte-
town. _
J. A. CLARK,
Supt. Experimental Farm.
Charlottetown.
BENJ. CARTER A CO..
` Auctioneers.
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CANADIAN GOVERNIVIENI
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RAI I-\,hlAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918 .
P.M.
4.00
5.20
6.05
6.50
7.20
P.M.
12.15
1.48
2.50
3.30
4.10
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ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME
Charlottetown Arr.
llunter River
Emerald Junction
Kensington
. Summerside Dep.
Dop.
Al.
Ai
Arr.
Train Outward-Read Down Trains inward-Read Up
A.M.
10.1.5
8.40
7.30
A.M. P.M. P.M.
11.55 11.10
10.47 10.10
10.09 9.40 7.40
9.37 9.10 6.50
9.10 8.45 0.10 -
P.M.
8.50
9.48
10.37
11.18 ‘
11.55
_2.1o
3.57
5.01
12.20 D09.
6.05 Arr.
' Summerside Arr.
Port Hill
0’Leary
Alberton
Tignlsh Dep .
8.35 5.35
7.40 3.56 _
6.52 2.35 ‘ i
6.05 1.07
5.30 12.05
` ' 9.45
10.45
Dept.
Arr.
Emerald Junction Arr.
Borden Dep.
' 7.20 \.
8.20
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5S=§$F
P.M.
3.05
4.15
4.42
5.02
6.05
Dep.
Arr.
Charlottetown Arr.
Mount Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Sourls Dop.
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$33333
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G3’-'S332
P.M.
7.20 Arr
. Elmira Dep.
A.M. r,
5.25 ~
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A.M.
8.50
10.00
10.40
11.20 _l\rr.
Dop.
Mount Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown Dept
l\.n. P.M. E
ms s.ss
1.31 s.as
7.13 - 8.10
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Sat. Dail
only ex.S‘Es.t.
&Bun.
P.M..
8.80 ~Dep
5.15
7.25 _Arr.
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. Charlottetown
Vernon River
Murray Harbor
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