'fi ` Yellow

9 Q F55 _

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tin

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'Jellies

assort- Color

colors

'Green

” Fruit Red

Salmon Violet Damask Bose Chestnut Imperial Blue 'Mandarin Orange Caramel

Pots 20 cents

.|. G. Jameson

DRUGGIST

Evuilg,

r ’ _ _A¢so'¢lo¢k.

PROGRAIIE. ` - V

Orchestra.

- Solo-llr .~\. B. Cash.

Solo-lllss Manila Ross. Solo-Dr T. II. E. Robins. Solo--llias Dorothy Sutherland.

m l

Silver Plating

If at this time of house-

cleaning you will look through your Silverware you wiil be sure to find some article that needs re- newing. Send any of these to us you desire replating' aswe are making a ship ment shortly.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweiler & Optician

1 1,

TIDE ’l".\Bl.1$

:__-_

5\f&S

applications piainlv on out-

' - . f..

LTD.. CHAR LOTTETOWN. P.E.l.

f‘f‘§°3--l»-lull

More Money to Loan

CIIIIICII li, ISIS

Selection-Graoelethodist Cliurch

` Piano [Net-hlisscs Mitchell and

ggtgletft-uae etstlieiéi §s,E§»§Ea

gféggg is i§ggi§;g§ ‘uurié

i E

. Civil guards.

‘This t~a= caused a <hortage of cloth

. -_ ._ ,--'- ._._ ' -1 I ' . . . ‘ ` . _ o._s\il_\\tNlt_3D=(-_0E__r,es;__6_l_AGEg§Sco" 1 “___ G____a:_B__;u__n__a__d manufacture” ple l\ut~ebone in the 4-ith year of her

_hate orders for a :car to come.. . he ` said.

ARON ROTHSCHILD

OUIETLY lNTERRED.

l.U.\`lNJ.\`. .\pri2 4.-Ili nccorflallce

;firii his rt-s'.it»st. Baron llollislzhild

; in-»_-.Sl-5 3.|a.;§m,,,-_m 5. ;|¢_\-@m_ 90 vas buried quietly shortly after noon angels lotetl her bexler so they took

' -JECSIE lull.

e ‘ _

ln. is has as minister n,`“d

mn ilrrteakloiioe at Auburn Theological °nTg;;;h z0_ 19f5'_"_;’e,:|feB;|l:;_l;lf;:§

S,,|,,_3|is$ “ns” pg,-“_ Anhui-n.N.Y. He will_leavo so yem,s_ She ,ms hom in pon q

Solo-Mr Roy D. Quigley. _ 7°* ‘°'h¥'°'° Nam' “ "°"‘°" gow. Scotland. and emigrated with violin selection-nt-v. sir fault- lnlvenltr on Sunday. . M, Wen.” to tm, 9,.-,,,|,,c., ,\,,,u¢

johns. _ _“:’I‘he result of this war from the 1s“_ Bam; one of me pioneers of

5°|°”3"” |'\“l‘|"“ ‘“°9"'~ R 'thu ,dm M vie' pr°m.i‘°°° t° b° that part ot the province she saw s._.lo-.\_l.- ti. miner ltilctue. §__;t-ul national resmention. he said. mm). chansea 3|", ,N 8 woman of Qmw bq’°__`Pm'r` vmust Lani bem§|f_=Fu,}='|°d by very cheerful disposition. strong in solo-Miss .\_cllie Nanley. _ _ _ M . S D0# hu beeplllb her nlendsmm and mgmy wspected

-lo-Miss luthleen Dockcndorff. lim Sl\ll'll I8 Q0 lrlll! "ef ll mr her Christian ¢|,am¢¢¢,»_ Sha

5,_.|°_.;|,- }\~,-._-3- _[_ gm;-|;¢y_ _ since t`rom\’elis time. A common ex- leaves to “mum an aged brother and I`“`°°l° S°l°_M" H* hmm Wesmn' "eil °t me °!d smudiug "1", sister who keenly feel the death *of

isthst now even soldiers have become meh, sister from whom they were CHINA AGREE8 T0

_ .... _.on-Glace Methodist Church f*~’l_iSi0llS-”` _ never pu.,_°d_ TERMS 0F `|'°K|0 G°V'T

toffhesifl _ __ “fm” d° me fm?" 5° mm me Her funeral on the 22nd inst. was 5 _ _

god gave we km; _trenches until they have _offered pray- lugeb, “tended and me services were Paris, April) .-A despatch to thc

1 er' .I had °' seven' dm°re"" °°m` conducted by Rev. Mr. McKenzie. in- Temps 'mm l°"°g“‘d Buy" ‘“”"” uw' ‘°“|d “M 8° “"1” Mum terment took place ln the Belfast Cem~ “Th” Cm“°*"J”"a”e°° “eg°“°"°““ until after prayer. the men insisting ew", according to reliable information, has on their Colonel leading them in pray l-been concluded the Chinese govem»

c Y er. One can scarcelv imagine the

R amusing litllre 0f an gpopletiatgald "Rf DANEI' CARR' y __. __ _ hgni sh

Colonel selecting I very S or! De 0|! ' that Japan has a t e r g ts n au-

Wg ngw have qu- ngw Crggm. then plllnsills IHS U'0°DS “H0 U19 For mme time the angel ut death tung previously belonging to Germany

_ was hovering over the home of Ray

leted _ conhm. ., and conditions are laid down-that Ger-

erycmnp and .ng p|'e;w[@ _ _ , _ _ Carr, Stanhope. and on March 2..ud » - __

la - - _ of xapoleon Regs. a bpecl-1| RGDIPSGII claimed fm, its "cum his beloved many shall have the right to at

handle me quanune” tative of the Brsulllsn Gowrnnlelll. “mer David Can, The me Mr can qulre colonies or spheres of influence

for which we. will Ev the ‘em _'° 'h’°" in me interests M trade had been ill for about ten xnontlis and 1” Cm"“'" '

lnaflwl P11052- _ CS _'§!_f_“_‘_’_;‘§;_f_"_f_;_:§_‘;d“ &'§§§:g;‘h'___n all that fund and loving t-are and mea- any (0 offer Will find It (D ical skill could do was of no avail. He

vrar broke out and was compelled to was __ Clmslmn m __ and I W

to consult ‘S' mm back He sim Fe wegmd spend were better knownaor mor; higl(ii;o3: RUSSMNS HAVE TAKEN '

s ieral weeks i t e 'nit tae

..-' -. n » .» _ NeAn|.v aooooo Pmsonens

Clflowll Cilklfd CO, and lien go lu Japan by way or san f_E’§g‘_§_"____§_‘_"*__f_f*‘:_‘;_"_;"___‘"w§';"f_;';_‘fe‘§§’;’_: in The cAaPATH|ANs.

- ~ Franttsto. _i Luka' “umm looks upon me rnuee 2"- ~_*_"“’_° ‘Y° ‘}§’““ “fl _"“`°° "‘“‘9"' London April, 5.-'rue Dany Mairs Si4\`*4fl'4Wiml1\E¥fmiL States as a big brother." said Air. fn; ‘ L_* ra Bélm cue Hem’ RBI' Petrograd asserts that the Russians

Refs- “TNS WU’ UBS alfeadf tléllwrl- gi oge' ° ni derswn' s°uth_p°rt‘ have taken 260,000 Prisoners on the

'H smiled the uecessilv for enlarged rs' ‘ °D°“° d’ Cwehead Rnd’ and Carpathian front since the advance

__ ' ‘

tsmniercial relationship, and l ani ad- ::r:__§‘?_;';|°gn°€‘,§:;_l;l;?|’;‘f_` \'£§1fcl§“.};e5_` began on Jan. 31. _ _ `

‘ vised by my G_od\'e;nl_ilt-nld that exten- and was very largeh. éifended °' bv A Petrograd despatch to tllebiiily _

Site Sift-‘S IOWK l 3 911 aft* 5°" friends from fa d ' _ __ ' Telegrapi says tiat or some tme ._ _ _ .,_-;- .,_

Wilder ‘F-”="'~" ran near' The `°eruce past the Russians have taken prlso- ' ' ' ' "

or Eggs " on me lame- ._-:une also naar Cook “‘ ‘he "°’"° “"4 5"" “"’“ °"“‘1“°“`“ ' l C :nuns at the me """ '1"*""”"'\*'@'-m

1‘ _ . - ' .' by Rev. Mr. Collin. The remains were ne"-’ m ue arp" ~ -- .-- - - `

i who has been IH B€lSl\1lll Bild WHO IS md to _,es of an army corps every fortnight. *H - - -

- - t in Cove Head C et ~ '

Dealers wishing space for eggs this I@§_‘__“'¢`_:_‘9{`;§__ff’_:`__?i§“'g‘__;`fl;EI'mix beside his daughter Lizzie vvh<in|lareiile}-

on v.-ill please _lace notice lhal__;___5P‘___5__________ ° 5 ceased him twenty years ago. also his ii”

IGI' =0l12- *Ill be Knit-‘l\"9d_ Gm H Cook ____ Eu “sh woo" son Theodore who was drowned the

'o April Sth iust.. each applicailt to. _ _ "3" _ ' _ §“_`_ 5 ` game 3--ar-_ 1'

number of eases for which space 9” 3"°'“d.5 1°h“*"'. ‘."j “_ mr. 'he_ _ ms! t _

,.equin,_1_ lime. said the British soldier nas bel- MRS TEMPLE KN EB _ !

may avaiiame :mee is . lv;-:° clothed than ever before. The au- ' E ONE' `

for it W3! be auoued pmpor ‘ lhorltzes had found cheap goods did 0 M ___ 3 _

_ u art lst, 191o. at Peaks Sta

_m Space snowed must be no._ pal _and rrere novruslng the bt-st no ___ _ _

_______h____ “Sai ____‘______ _.;0__h__5 H-(1,, m me umgo,-ms of the __ n _ erc en ered nto that rest that

1'-'

ll. lililllll ll

eliiainelli for the people of God. Mary -\. Sample the beloved wife of Telu-

ge. She was iii failing health for the last two years, and all that medical aid :intl loving hands could do was done for her. Mrs. Kllceboiic was n Woman of u quit.-t :intl uentlt- lli.~spu.~;|- liouf Shv had all abiding faith in thc rigllteollsllcss of Golf!-' dealing no lllnller how hard it seems. All who

E li lztt Q” Date Day 'lim-' f.. Th. lilo if F. . (W4

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fre.-'h. cool spell. to ltth. damndult

security in the city or country

- - _- _-i_e._a-.;:l_-1.../. -.no ¢a>-»'.~w'.'»...¢.-__

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eeiuc-»§v.i

" und

T_ Plans and specifications can be seen

lat home of undersigned.

5,5? Committee does not bind itself to ` 5 `atf.ept lowest or any offer.

6.?

”‘.“ r _- »1 <.-a-:.»‘

12' Cf# U1

9". ca o

and unsettled conditions. 13th to 1Tt. i

Are here-by invited for the

of a

. Tenflcrs llzusl be in the bands ull

_ 5-4-Slllli

. \ ‘.%;i _ 35 " '(°t'~.‘f

9;, i-- .>)e

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Behr _mth

T€l1d€I°S t fir'

erection

Prt»sZlj~'l~_'riai: manse at Covellead. .

ersigzzwi by April 15th. `

GEO. T. BEARISTU.

\'»`~.~st Covelicad.

Chairman 0! Committee.

' _G ea. Gegrge 5;m,;.;_ ham Seven, ,to-day ai the Wltlesdc-u Jewish ccnie- ber to the land where she would be

u_=_,~.._- (mere thouaild doiiars to loan on real. ‘"5"

Tame ll 3 _E004

__ ;;n small or large sums. Preference is 5_4 lgiven to loans for purchases of pro 5.5 jveriy. S936-3-9t\-tim

< 5 i

-_ _ f ' ' ~ ' nd .orrows

_ Brit-f sort-'fees were in-l-l :il the lute of this carth. Tile llcccased lt-uvcs to 'r».~~sidcllcc uf the Iluroll in l’ict'adi|l_\'

`TT:i¢~ 1-er\'ic».-s were private. being af- daughters. Laura aged 12 years, Vio- :erzded only hy the family and close

fri-;=r.ds. Outside the house :hc-re ga- brother. Robert an attendant at the the-ral a crowd of perhaps 4.000 Halalinoue Hospital. Thefunoral scr. among which were many persons from vices were conducted at me house lh-' Jewish conxuzuaity in the east end. and grave by ll.e\'._B. P. .\lurrav_ _\il_

V The body was taken from the house Stewart. Tile pall bearers ' being

:.1 a closed llearse. foilowed by motor Messrs Isaac Jay, Job" D. Jav. llenji. tars containing the iiarolfs sous. Lion- man Jay. John Hendricken; James »-E, \‘.`alt»~r and Ch.~.rlf:.-, his brother Green and John W. Bfrt. The burial '¢0pold. his ;-on-in~l.iw. Gawain C|iv»_- took place at Mt. sluwurt Cemetery.

cus. and his nepln-ws. Evelyn and omy. Earl Rosebcry. a relative bv fag-3. was also among thc mourn-

As the funeral car passed the crowds of

bar” ‘heir h“*'55~ Lake. at the age of 21 years. after a

:I ~

NEW YORK SOQETY at:_l__iSg___sug_ered from imperfect health,

PARADES EASTER STYLES w

DESPITE THE SNOW

.\`t-'wr York. April 5.--New Yorkers 1~l|}oy¢~l in while- l-Jaslcr today. for the K

first time in many years. Despite the 2- - snow, the annual Easter parade took since sem' Z' 1912' a member or the place. a bright. warm sun aiding thou- 5 sands in clearing Fifth Avenue for h

_ Ibt- display. l'uiis|lally large numbers M

of flowl~r_\- we-rv in 1-videlwe, and pho-

t »

If N. » i

_¢t.li.'I'bomasCronin,aged 75 years.

‘l

foszr. drizzle. inn to 21.-.u. f.~.~l .pen E 25-‘Bd (0 35121. changeable 26th tal 27th, warmer. 25th to Gotti. stormy.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

To-DAY.

Legislature. ` _

.\faglstrate'=- Court .Y

People's The-acre all.-

Princt: Edward. 3. 7. ~ 4-2-

BIRTHS

MORRl80N.- To Mr and Mrs Jf.-- enh Morrison. Dante; on .tlarfzz zz.-. 24th. a daughter.-D.

DEATHS

\ Q *fi

' `-.ir -` ‘fl

“gun

;»>\‘ iff?

pro ‘iill

.. l»f~:=¢~l ` form.- the hope.

. SEALED TENDERS. addressed lo

lt--.i--ed al Ottawa. until .\'oo\\. on Fri- ijay. the ‘list .\iay. 1915, for the coli- '-'t»j-'auce of His .\lajest_v`s .\iails. on a pos ` . " _' .

. ‘_ ..

from tht- lf: of Of-tobcr ut-xl.

l'r\n'.:.-fi rmtices containing further

lzifo.-'nation as lo conditions of pro

Post Ufiicv-5 of Lilllr- York. Stau-

uf the Post Office inspector.

ail Qntract

'tetmastcr General, will be re-

ed (ontrat. for four tears six per ive.-4-Lx. over Rural .Niall Route from Little York. l”'_ E. island.

1'|.-ntrarl may be seen and blank nf 'l”-fvldrr may bv olvlnillefi at

l’if.m=:.x:f. Grove. and at the of-

tice

Q . .Ions F. \vHi:.\n. _ Post Ufilfc inspector.

l'r_--=. Uffl' 1' in.~p<»<-tors Office. (Jhar-

iotit-turri. 6th April. 1915.

.4383-4-7mvr3l.

P_-

BLUE.-At Belle River. March 20. 1915, Jessie Blue. aged 80 years, leav- ing one brother and one sister to mount har low-it.

HOLL-At Gerrard's Cross. ilurlls. Eng., on larch Sth. John llyrle lloll. lgod 80 years. eldest and only sar- vlvlng brother of the late 'Henry A. Hou, stain oily.

CRQNIN.-At Sumllterside. on April

Pascal tak place Thursday Iorlllg to asernon ltivermtlfcmetsry.

¢_`""""” i

` spun... vnu nil.

Your Silverware Spotless

Sparklciic is a superior 90\‘

ish. It will clean. brighten and beautify any surface from tin to gold. There is no other ull-

_ ver polish better. more scolio-

I mlcal or satisfactory than

8psrklonv:;_i_t is a revelation ot silver po prevention.

Sparkleae will not scratch or

otherwise mar avsn tho most delicate softness. Usa Spark- leus once and youll use no other sliver. polish.

LAFUG boitlv ll llc.

fographcrs wt-ro busy snapping socio- t_\' ill its ucwcst dress.

for Rheumatism

Mrs. E. W_'. Hzzlett, 163 Wyandotte Sifrtt. Wlndso-r, Ont., says there is only one Kidney Remedy in the

vvorld for her-CIN PILLS.

f'Gip .Pi1l.s..l___kno-fungi personal

C3k1 lift ffm” FIIBM for Rheumathn :sw Kidney Troublx inanyform. lrznmredbvlhem :Her months of suBu-ing. 'I was 0 ltllplas-ba¢l several doctors and l manyotherrelnedies but all failed to 9 :ure me. Then [tried Gin Hllsuith the nl lu I 5

’<‘H ‘slfffilg IIC! or TruuN¢". h

Trial treatment free- lsr size, 50C- I NX. 0 boxes formgtw and everyboxaold with out spot cash guarantee of satisfaction of money

ck. Sold in the United States

under the name "GINO" Pills.

°"““i‘~.'..‘i;;

Sovereign Cure ;‘:.;=:..§°':.ui"n.:’£.:;*°.';u..."'l'.-;.":::“

memory of the deceased, and their sympathy with the bereaved.

rg tt t smwelll-0-day. I

l»¢.n.t-fa-m~a-»¢..iu»¢...|s=-»~ tin- development of Waterside from

Its virgin simplicity tu its prcscnt

° ‘ ceeded the ordinary space of man’s

S Ulfthll' wioum. and like those splen-

YQTIIC KIDNIYS d

c_ure_because they act dlrectlv on

knew ber on earth loved ber but the

ree

from all the trials .i <

. mourn :\ surrowlng llushalid, two

|91 tell Years an aged mother and one

_.___

JAMES ABNER BURKE.

James Abner Burke, the second gon Mrs. Maynard Fraser, of Sunil;

painful illness of two weeks, passed away on Monda_v, March 29. lie had

g om an injury to his foot,

hicb happened when he was eight

years of age. and it was this which rought on thc fiual illness. Ile had been almost a life-long scholar in the

iugsboro Baptist Sunday School and

hurcb. He was much respected hy ll who knew him and leaves to mourn ‘S 1055. his mother and his step-father. r. Zllaynard Fr-iscr. also an elder bro-

ther. \\ illiam l-'rcderflrk living at Char. lottctowu. a sists-r Maud and u half broth:-r and sfslf-r. Georgv and Lottie. The interment took place ou March 31st at the Baptist burying ground, bo- illg conducted by fllo pastor. ltcv. W. B- Pllwr. 12. A.. and attended iw a

~€____,__

MRS JOHN HALEY

There closed on March 22nd. as ulctly as an autumn sunset the fire f \\ atcrslde-'s oldest and most esteem-

resldenl. This was Mrs. John Hai- .

3'. who had lived for the remarkable pace of 91 years, and had witnessed

igh standard of culture. Her life ex-

ld meteors of the sky. left behind It a rcfulgenf trail of light, peace* and bcnedlctlon. She was s Christian in the superlative sense. A cheerful giv-,t or of the best that the human bands; heart may command, her comforting voice. ber silent charity. her soul full of sympathy will not soon

be forgotten . Her exemplary iilsposlllon. her countless Chris- tianh dccdn. her childlike fait , '

the light of her long life, her. as proloinns ol

of God. Sho

those souls. whom

time sets in

ones

WIIGIIB

lllill

hat

har

was

_ cllulnll lnvl 1 svnul uf us

If feverish. billous. constipated. give

fruit laxativc at once.

Dun't scoltl your fretlui. twevisll

child. See if tongue is coated; this is a sure sign its little stomach, liver and bowels :irc clogged with hour tvaslc.

When listless. pulc, feverish, full of

cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act nalumlly. has stum- achache. indigeslion, diarrhoea. give a teaspoonfui of “California Syrup ol' Figs," and in a-few hours .ill thc

ment agrees to extend the Port Arthur \ lease for 99 ears It reco lass also

.. vs.. _

ll(e’s litful fever she sleeps

\./'

(816

t.-»__

‘;».v1:»e'ff < - >.»1 t .

The filod Vnltie of oomhasbeenlmown thronghallages, but Kellogg’s process deV¢10Ped 118 Hue HAVOI' Rnd made it ‘

National cereal of j

Canada.

Merchants do not '

‘ x

5' §. I

to endorse it. A Made in Canada ,

Jeff’

- no ‘- ‘ ‘\

A RESIDENTIALAND DA

Upper Cana

First Year Work.

Lricllet, Tennis. Basket Ball,

ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE. ~.'onon1'o

Y SCHOOL FUR CIRI-I

_ (Founded by the me ca:r5:__l;>¥;l_t»_o:a _l:.A., Former Plbdpal I `-

ra. Dickson)

ACADEMIC COURSE, from Preparatory to University laflimhlhall

MUSIC, ART, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATIOI-

Hockey. Swimming Bath. ~

SCHOOL REOPENS TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH. ~-

Wrllc for Prospectus. »

‘Mrs George Dickson, l'rl-side.-nl. Miss J. E. Macdonald, B. A., Principal.

t -l -t

Twenty-llva cents.

GUHRDIAN s-GLASSIFIEU MIS.

Ono cont por word first lnssrtlonuln this column. halt cont ;~¢r wort

each continuation. Cash muat accompany order. Minimum shlfli

i-_ig-q-|---;uF'-i

foul waste, the sour bile and ferment- I '

_ing food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child a- gain. Children love this harmless “fruit laxative." and mothers can rest easy after giving it. because it never tails to make their little "insides" clean and sweet.

Keep it handy. Mother! A little

given today saves a sick child tomor- row, but get the genuine. Ask your dniggist for a 50-cent bottle of “Cali- fornia Syrup ot Figs,” which has dir- ections for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bot- tle. Remember there are counter- feits sold here. so surely look and see that yours is made by the “Califor- nia Fig Syrup Company." Hand buck with contempt any other fig syrup.

prains.Bruis tiff Muscle

Bloau’s Liniment will save

hours o_l sgiB'e_ring. For bruise or sprain _iltgves instant. relief. Itsrrosts mmnlionand thus Prevents more serious troubls No need to rub it in-i acts at once. instan rdieving the pain, howcvtg severe it may be.

AlDnsl|n.I.la.

folredtslalhqsfat

'l'llAl.l0'l'|'LB

' Dr.`Esrl'S.Sloan,Inc.

Tsvvdocm

AGENTS WANTED.-T0 SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries.

sions aid. Handsome free equip-

ment btono 8. ii elllngfon. Toronto. Ont 0184 3 261116261

on sA|.s 125 Annes or tmp A1' Union Road li miles from Charlot- tetown. Apply J. West, Union.

» 93:z9~4-all/l:'.lpu_.

`E_-"die Avnsl-une suu.

1.. mouths old. Apply C Il. son Marshfield via Little York

41-4-5M3l d

K For Sale

§i_ lt

Help Wanted--Female

FOR SALE-A few shares of Regal

Silver lllnck Fox Company Stock

cheap. Apply P. 0. Box 279, Char- lottetown 03574 6M6l _

tors his splendid (arm of 100 acres of cbolco land situated on the Brack- loy Point Road. known us tho John Mctlreggor Farm; the buildings are all new and up-to-date; this fnmi is welt watered and fenced and will bo sold at u bargain; it not sold by 6th

Agents Wanted F

Pam 16 P' ”' i" 1914' PW” “"'°“'b; reported this season. Will sell

day of May lt will be sold by public nuctlou. Apply to Samuel llllllsplc ou promises or Bon). Carter. Auc- tioneer. 9358-4-6M2l -

We teach our men to sell. Export FT' AL - ence unnecessary. Highest commis- 05 S _ Robert.

ANTED MAID FOR GENERAL houscvl ork Apply 132 Water St

9363 4 6M3l

To Let ‘

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Pnlvns SALE-The undersigned or-_ anion. all modern couveulcvew

Apply "M" care Guardian.

9343-4~5m3i.

FOR RENT-EXCLUSIVE USE OF large roll top desk fn it well furnish- ed office. located in one of Char- lottetown’s best business blocks. Apply to Box 234. City.

9361-4-6M3l.

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Auc'r|oN BALE - monolw,

Aprll 12th. nt one o'cl0ck p, m. 2

Anrzo.-4 meal-l uutk-cowi Apply. _Bog 350. 8355-2-imtt

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Fzirlnlng iuiplcmcnts. carts. 2 sets cart wilt-cts. 2 driving waggons, Quantity liens. Household furni- turc. 3 stoves and other articles too numerous to moutloil. Mrs. _Grace Fitzgerald. Wlilm Road.

'~ 9307-4-2ni2iE1i.

FOR SALE-100 M. Laine at a bar-

gain. Geo. E. Goff & Co., Wood- vllle Mills. 91493-24M _ FOR 8ALE.- BROOD Sow TWO

years old. one to farrow April 24th. John Btoekmsu. Wlnsloe Station.

. 9335-4-5M3ipd._

WANTED.-MARRIED MAN. WITH

wlfo. who understand gardening. to fake charge of good sited property; Scotchmaii preferred. References required. Bplsndld opporunity for right couple. Apply. “X.Y.Z.," P.0. Box 86. Charlottetown.

__ _ ___ 9322-4-zm:m:'.l FARM w/luuo-Fnom so To 106

acres within 'I miles of Charlotte- town. Must be fn good stata_ and

cultivation _rand contain first-class buildings. ohn 0. Hyndmaii; Gi Queen Street, Charlottetown. ‘

938034-GMM.

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