_ JULY 131 191.1 "Tim Lerner News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ,mm 0,. ALL.. _ PAGE SEVEN

The Oldest Jewelry Store on P. E I I'

Established 1868.# ' I

l.00KlNG FOR A NICE SOUVENIR ?

fine assortment of enameled spoons,

ome.

Jeweler. `

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Place Your Or

for Photos where sntisfact assured.

Geo. H. 'Co

Photo Studio.

The Studio where baby is

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New Silverware Just Received Dainty pieces suitable for wedding gills at reasonable prices

C. W. Putter

ilni\\’l`rltlf _lewele

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ook xiords

Our N éw Sr of Men’s Shoes and 0

are lieatitics. Allthnt’s new y find here, and the prices :ire low last year See our $3.50 and $.i.m\ shoes as good a value as most $5.00 shoes.

You ran always save money by dealing

:it the old reliable shoe store A. E. Mcilaclien

' The sims ivn...

'£5 2 it Jitsu Strat:

on Aill er tluiii

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_ We are now ready

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l . 1% ‘Give Indian , Moccasins _ for Souvenirs

Give your friend a

pair of Indian iuoccas- »

ins*-’twill lie a delight- _

ful s<.i|\'eiiicr of rt vac-

ation spent in this Pro-

vince.

Onr niocrzisins are iiiadc in the canips by ,y

H expert . ":~iiiion pure” ,_

Iudiziiis and the designs “ and color coiiibinzitions 1 of leather, velvet and 1 beads arc inadc accord- `_ ing to our suggestions. .2 We know yon°ll like ll1€lIJ. ` it

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These moccrisins :irc

iiiadc more for orna- incut than steady use. Gandy in color but art-

istic ir. design.

Women's sizes $I.45 lo $2 I0

Misses' sizes... .. ... .. .. L00 it

` Cliildreifs sizes. . . . . . . . 85c

Men's. s`zc§...... ... |75

ll Alley £5’ C0

DEN |`|l~l'l‘ Office our i an

A-‘i Over Ji-iiki|isilL_)f1§\

wds1ivei'bcStq\1ali1y| ..§:?.W '.’_-‘.ii.’.f.i‘.'3.l.‘..'.._'l`...... I

of Roach Lime from Kilns on St. Peters

Road in large and'

srnall quantities suit- able for farm i n g buildings and _white-

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ow that the Chillreii me home for there Sumner

Holidays, vrhy not have ri iau.ily group made- Call and sec the samples at

THE BAYER’S S'l`Ul)l0

Phone 192 J,

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C. _Lyons Qt Co

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__ _ __ _ Vesleviin will bc of iiitcreut hcre.Rev. . 2-9- ---_

`_° W "" ”" '_‘" I 2 cents per pound l»!oward Spriigue, ll. D., Denn of the m `

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` 'ff .,._“,`,~ - f th h t odl u ber semb

4 cents Per Pound' lid ulioiiltii tlile gdliiirdh nf'oli‘l theu:peciu.l,,. e

M k d fig" _ AT ’ ceremony of the day. The choir had '

" ' 't pl c ji t bchind the s e kers and

at e .`_." R & G 0 F S `l il tlilcccolns rc ation in xiii ‘ii ro rl- 7

Preserving Sugar

Ciystal bngfir

l DR. A. B. REID _ ‘E

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Just received - .

ClIARl.0'I"l'I'.'IOWN AND llEliN’S COU VIY

It pays to buy in this Province. |

Major A. A. Bartlett, City, was a

lJ&9B%l1ger west yesterday afternoon. I

Rev. E. E. Styles, Pownal, has ani

nrticle in last week’s Wesleyan on his impressions ot the recent Con-

ference. \ S. T. and Mrs. Bastedo and their

daughter Miss Kathleen Bastedo have left to spend a month in Prince Ed-

wurd Islund.-.Ottawa Exc. I

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Miss Burke has returned from Chur-

lottetown where she spent two weeks with iiei' parents, the Judge of Pro- bute und i\~lrs. Rcddln.--Amherst

News. ' |

According to the station sheet of

thc ‘Ncwiouiitllund Methodist Confer- ence, published in the Wesleyan, Rev. H. P. Cowpertliwnite, formerly of this Province has been pluced on

the supcrniinicrary. I 'l‘hc following from the Wesleyan is

of interest here.--“We had a pleusnnt cull from Dr. J. A. Rogers en route to St. JoIln's, Newfoundland to his new charge at Gowcr St. Church. Dr. Rogers is one ofthe veterans. He was born at I-Iurbor Grace, and 'cn- tered the ininistry in 1862 with Revs. Drs. C. Jost, W. I-I. Heurtz, H. Sprague und the lute Rev. I. N.

Parker." i

A farewell service was held nt Sil-

B. and Mrs. Champion, formerly of this Province. An appreciative iid- dress was read and n purse contain- ing $105, coming from the iliilerentl appointments of the circuit wus pije- sented. Much regret was expressed at the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Champion. _Lunch wus served nt the conclusion of the service. ;

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Miss Francis Deal lenves today for

Viincouver wlterc.she expects to re- side. Mrs. Iienl und Miss Dixie Beal also leave today, the former to visit fricntls in Slicdiuc, und the latter to visit Slicdiiic, and the latter to visit Kensington, P. ld. I. Mrs. Beal and Miss Bcul will lenve the latter part of this month for Vancouver, where they will bc the guests of Mrs Wood,

Mrs. Beal’s dnnghter.-Moncton Exe. _

The following Mission Room re-I

ccipts are acknowledged in the Wes- leyun-First Methodist Church :Chur- lottetowii, $474.95, Summerside.$l15.-| 33; l°`ii'st Methodist, Charlottetown. 9.44; Granville, $4; Grace Church, Ciin.i'lotteto\vi1, $86.51; Bidcford,$l5; Cape Wolfe und t)`lienry, $20; Bode- quc, $7; Albcrton, $103.40; Pownal, $35, York. $2: Pownal, $3; Tryon,

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Mr. Kemp, the oyster expert of

the Dominion government, is pro- ceeding with the work of laying out 8, sample oyster bed on Curriboo I-Inrbor. The bed will be extended about four acres along the Eastern shore. This should prove to be n great impetus to the oyster industrv in thc county und will furnish ii good illusti'nt;ion its t-.i the proper niethods of propugiitlt ii of oysters.-Picton Aiivociitc.

A farewell social wus tendered by

Wesley Memorial church, Moncton,to llev. J. J. und Mrs. Pinkei‘ton,Monc- ton, well known here, nt the conclu- sion of their four yours pnstorute.An enjoyable program was cnrricd out. Many kind words were spoken in up- prcciution of the faithful and suc- cessful work of the retiring pastor und, on behalf of the congregation, -n purse of gold wus presented to Mr.| und Mrs. Pinkerton. Refreshments

iivivice iind ut 2 45 p n In spite

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' _‘Q ; _ ___ iite hymn nt the opening of the ser-

h _ ....¢g-.LF .vit-u. The pastor Rev. Geo. Morris, I 7 ,f."=.", ",'\l-|'*l-aw,” Ll. A., torincrly ol Granville, P.E.I.,

_ -:st s1,)|:.lz'eL,‘)',,HD,,n{,§¢ hurl clinrgc of the program and wus

-~ -~- - lierIinl)onta.i Parlors nssiutcd by llew John Ilystiint, Ph.

_ v-- lhclimoiiil St. Phone 15.5.] Mminou who uttered

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\ , ' _ ' _ nn cloqiicnt und nppropriiitc ntldrcss,:

Don‘t let that lonely nionnd

go uiimaiktd und mglectcd any longer. Mark it with a snitiilile inenioriai stone. lt’s .i suit-inn duly you cniiniit afford I0 it-gli~\-I--init witliunt injuring your s.-ll`-r. spcct :ind the eslei-ni of your lr-I ow ini-.|i.

Wo lisvem splrnclid nhoiviwgof'

pond nienioriitl stones here, in grnnvle, niariile and in-e.\|nne uivlivlnc-nts and lienditniw. The ~iIiouing is superb mul uni prices \'inihlu`t he lo\\'e~~.

linsy terms. Write for designs

:ii tl |v tres.

(handler & Bell

too Kent Street.

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COAL

'COAL ` _COAL

When requiring Coal in

large or small quantities, call up phone 404, or leave your order at 36 Queen Street,wlien ' prompt :ind satisfactory deliv- ery will be iuade. ~A fresh stock of Coal always on hand.

Buillalii, Bell & Co;

Age nts Dominion Coal Co Ltd.

_“_ ' -_lllsclr DiamnudS.S Line eéedif. ‘ ‘

Nextdoorto_Bcer & Goff

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llbliliirilnlztiethtigii . P. IG .I- 5 27d iy. Phone 257 J _

f FOR SALE

'farm of 100 ncrvs nt NEW DOMINION, coiivenieiil. to Uliiirc||es,_ School. Cheese und t-lbiircli lfiictiirioii. Sliiuping. etc. Will

§,',"' “'""’ ”' W“"°"°”°“"‘"'"’”'""' A'“""" zzrieuiinche Wiiniom-Cure iieuduches Jeweler-Cpticiiin

, JUL)-10N l)l"Kfl:lS0_N

Oi Premise:

I ' ' - 1 ' ' ' . ' * | 7 "'wl""'°m'""“J'°_d with Narcotics and you invite re- _ _ __ -

$ .vb @X.>-,.ya~.'.X.X.y.X.)'a@(wgg lit thi-_ close or wpieii he oipciuiéy

_. -_ .' ` 'Q' .5 ` - ~ - laid the stone ii-_ .i_nume o t c gl "`*a‘”"' " Ik: or 1hos' L L' ,K°bln" , Father, the Son und the Holy Ghost.'

< ---Q _ DENTIS1 , '¢) The service closed with unotlierl

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hymn, und thc bencdiction was pro-_ iiounced by Dr. Sprague. In the, evening Dr. Dystnnt .preached A stir- ring sermon, wlille thc choir and others fiiriiislied special music. It is expected tliitt the church will be ready for dcilicntlou in the full. It is of interet to know that the Metho- dist t‘.hurch is the first in the burned town to rliic nbovc its foiiiulntioiis.

by removing the cnuse nnd_you cure them for good Drug uwuy the pain

peuted attacks. tiur Griinulnr Eder- vescent Saline in ii mild and pleasant remedy that removes thc cunsc, aids digestion, stimulates thc liver and cures coniitlpntlon. 25c liottlc. E. A. Foster, (`.entrnl Drugstore, Sunny- side. '

` SAVES NINE

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Pi opIe°s Theatre _ io Niuirr .

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ver Falls, N. B., in honor of Rev. J.`

$4, Soiiris, $25, Miiigntc, $10, Be c- also wearing a gold cro'HB ap, chain ‘l“°' Helm" lgift of the groom. Miss Mullin was

E. T. Higgs, City, returned from

the east yesterday.

Dr Cliil, City, was a passenger to Summsrsids yesterday. I

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A. L. Fraser, M. P., Sonris. was a

passenger west yesterday. _ Frank McDonald, contractor onthe

Grand Tracadie breakwater was in this City yesterday.

B. M. Gough, prohibition inspector,

Summerside, was among the visitors

to the City yesterday. I

Rev. R. W. Waddell and family,|

well known here, ure spending B, month at The Ledge, Bt. Stephen,‘ N. B. |

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Mrs. George Desberats and fiimilyi

und Miss Frances Scott leave Ot-l town today to spend the Summer nt

Stunhvllc. P. E. I. I The following ure the persons whol

registered at the Queen Hotel yester-' day: Mrs Brehmu, Montrea.l; Thos C.| Savage. Montreal; J. S. Perry, sum-l mcrside.

The prohibition case, for a third offence, aguiiii-it Daniel Cronin and' that fora first oilcnce against Colin McDonald, comes up this morning nt the City Police Court.

Mr Justice Huszard, AEneag A,

M_cDonuld and W. A. O. Morson, CII-Y. Wit Yesterday afternoon for Georgetown to attend the Supreme _Court which opens there this morn-`. ing.

_Lhe_ following registered at the

I/ictoris Hotel yesterdnyzlt. A. Dom- inock, Lawrence; Chas H. Stephen and wife, Cincinnati; Miss Giiult, Miss Greene, Montreal; W. H, Prowgg M_“rruy Harbor; Geo R. Rohut; and Wife: Chicago; Mr und Miss Fonagich, Brantford; W. G. Maxwell, '1'rnr0; Win 0‘Connor, Moncton; E. I-i. Wunst, l.<`ilyria; H. W. llogers, Suni- int-rside; Geo W. Gardiner, City; Ming Rohut, Chicago.

Quite the most interesting event. of

the summer in All Saints’ Parish. Cllflligah. was the marriage there on Tuesday, July 11th, of Daniel J. Mullin of St. Pcter’s and Miss Jo- sephine E. Sharkey, daughter of Ed- ward -Shnrkey, Corraville. The cere- mony was performed by the pastor, Rev. John C. McMillan. The youngl couple were most gracefully attended by Owen F. Sharkey, brother of the bride, and Miss Mullin, the groom's sis-ter. The hride looked charming in 21 beautiful gown of wliitenet with trimming of Roman embroidery and picture but of white lnce' and plumes,

very attractive in gown of embroid- ered lawn. After the ceremony ii large number of relatives and friends greeted the wedding party at the brldc's home whore it hounteoiis wed- dihk breakfast was served. Dancing quickly passed the afternoon hours until the whole assemblage drove to the gi'oom's home in Southampton where an equally good time was en- joyed until the early morning hours. lilfinv beautiful and useful gifts were showered on the young couple who have the sincere good wishes of hun- ureds of friends. Mr. Mullin is w.ell known in this city where he griidii- ated from the 1*. W. C. und St.1)uu- Stun's und taught in Queen Squorii School. Miss Shurkey was also ii successful teacher for several yeurs.

_::Talcnm weather. This is the time of year when ri good Tulcum Powder is required. Use Violet Dulce made by Hiirmony of Boston. It is the finest and most deliglitfiillv per-'

iii iuosl exlciisivc :truly :ire to lie found in our .\loi'c.

We are showing. a splendifl raiigc of tliina, :i treiiiendous stock of Silverware, an exceptional line of fine Cut Glass. We’ll be delighted to have you exziiiiiiie tlii-so lines.

G. I". Hutcheson

l Kumfort Shop ; 70 Great George Street

Sinimpooiiig. Mmiicuring. Scalp

Tnmiiiiinit, Lorna Rciiniveil, lngrow- wing i\':iis C.-i~.~iI for. Supa-rtluous llniru, Moles, Witrtsi nn-I all l"nvi1i.I lileiiilsliew i\|*|'n\.||ic|il|y reinoved by the Electric Needle. l~I\/noing wurk by iippoiiilnieiit. R~<pr.-si-i.t.itivcfor the l` :nous Spilkellrt Loiset.

I. R. 0UTl'2RllR|l)GI`,

Catching deep see Turtle I

. li i. ._-..iio\..i| L »-r ilu _ I

I he Insm rt CIO

but the h ti Ars oiy ti' the Mexican uprising ~_ Ii:

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win. i...._ P ‘. 'lh - Test ol I. -ve 1.6. Wolllfll.

flft I¢lll|f\l'l¢¢ 0 my Showing: the l:_‘_g__lienrt of it irood It Proprietor.

on srnlltible 0_0. so that thc llrcdflf_nd ~ FHM Cla”

,,_y,, |,|,,|,.»m= iiiln ashes, he let! 0 lr _ 6* I d D H _ "UH" whhouri Igtlny' shingle our house Rdph Briss ' “R 6 un'l‘euci:s).¢

if not lnsur\ . us ‘Y

_ . r toinoi row may be to tttn. IN “i(,',i': Liil be iuirprnieil what n small pre _ F|l\Ga:ll'Q_f_?i'-llllnn

.1..iv¢m<_ic:hi\n Landon sn

nm will necurc for you. , _ lnushuted _`-“ng _ ima ‘prune |i,,¢u,,,,_

_ Wh th dto A t' ‘ '

A siiincizm rim: . ` ‘l.'Z.iT.i.'Zf....,,._ “' ‘° Worth»S ____

Phone 35 ij. lleriuatologisl

D. B. Stewart: _ _ Phone 16| Prince Ht._ \ _

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General Agent for The %u&1:__\b:nfl___:l'li° SC AlIll\l\ll0ll SC _ l s_|f,2‘ mo L " "‘ °"°‘m I

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for Men

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Fine Cotton, Black or lan

Z pairs for 25c

Mercerised Cotton, Black or Tan

25c pair

Fancy Striped Cotton Hose _

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D long na.-...W style, 36 C01.-.r 'STANLEY iiuos -

---Extra Refined----- 'I

I PARAFINE WAX

_ for niakiug preserve bottles or jars air-tight

A |5c pei' lb.

G E 0. E. Il UG

Char,lol'le_town, P.

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Grey, Helio, Navy, Grren, lziii _'

and Black Silk and Sill. Lisle

25c pair

Gauze Lisle, Black or Tan .

25c pair

40c to 85c pair

Cashmere Black and Tan '

25c to (i0c pair `

Beautiful new Neckties ` in the

ings

The l’e\n|\le's Urnggisl.

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BLUE

For the prevention o

Seah on your potatoesziise

buy it pulverized 9c per pound fiom

Stanley Shaw fd’ Peardon

Cliai lottetown

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,` Brlglll Dry _ WU” sawed' _ Drug Co. c H H Pe uc lngitiil 4 9

I.IarI)&d0¢§ Dllgbl' 'l‘lic following flipping from the ___ _ _ an

r__ -S ,-W. ak___-.

Sl`0NE

fSmut _in your grain and BLUESTUNE. You can

-N105 Dcllwraru thcolo icul fncultv of Mount Allison EXCURSIONS To

WI<`lS'l‘ERN CANADA

The Grand Trunk Railway System

announces that on Tuesdays, July ll -t.li und 25th, August Sth and 22nd September 5th und 19th, 1911 Honieseekers' Excursions will be run from :ill Stations in Ontario und Qiii-.lice to Western Cunudn, viii Chi- cago und lliilutli nr viii (lliicugo, St. l’uul and Minnciipolis, at reduced roniid trip fares.

'l‘lie well-known iluilble truck line of

the Grnnd Trunk from the East to Chicago uppculs to the traveller, und _with the superior truin service tliut is oil`ei'e<l by this line, including the fiinious "International Limited" from Montreal Daily ut, 3.00 u. m., and which is the finest and fastest trni in Coniida, mnny pnssengers will b attracted this wny. The route vi (‘.liicu.go is u most. interesting one taking passengers through the priii- cipnl cities and towns in Canada and in the States of Michigan und In iliunn. In addition to this u choice of seven lines between Chicago and St. Paul and Minneapolis is offered.

Cwing to the great number of Cun-

ndinns who reside in Chicago, St. Piiul, Minneapolis, Duluth and other cities en route, there is no doubt that the Grand Trunk will find many patrons who will take advantage of tho opportunity thus afforded them for a brief visit ut the stations with their friends.

Cnnndliin citizens nre exempt from'

_so-culled Immigration Exuininutlon,i

und there is no detention at any point.

Baggage is carried, through the Un-

ited States in bond without requiring any special attention on the part of the passenger. Inspection is not nec- essary ut. ony of the points at the Border.

Another feature that will appeal to

thc homeseeker is the comfortable transfer ut points like Chicago, St. 1’nnl und Diilntli into freshly venti- lated clean ears, avoiding the neces- sity of travelling ii long distance in the same cur.

In nddition to the above routes thc sale of tickets is also autlioriiied vin Sarnia, and the Northern Nuvi- gation Company's magnificent Steamers across Lake Huron and Luke Superior. | For further particulars apply to W. K. Rogers City Ticket Agent, In-l tercolonlnl Railway, 84 Great George Street, Charlottetown. P. E. I., or write to J. Quinlan, District Passenger Agent, Bonaventure Sta- tion, Montreal.

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'der the auspices of the congregationl

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SYNOPSIS UI CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

I ANY pi-rson who in the viola held ol is

Inmily. or nm' mule over in yearn

fold, may lioiiii~u_tc_ud A -|uur_tcr section ul isvitilnbte t.uminiun land ,in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. l‘l\e applicttnl. must upon-nr in person at the Dominion hands Agency ur Sub Azsncy lor the dis- _t.r|cl.. ltlntiy ypruxy muy be _innde nt gun sgouéy. on certain conditions. by latliei. mother son, duugliter. brother or luis' r_ol inugndini: honiesisndor. 1 Duties. Six months residence upon 'And ciiltivntion of the isnriln each ol thr a years. A homestendcr may live within nine miles of his homestead on in fnrrn of at least. B0 ucren i|oiely_ownod und occupied h him or by his ful. er, mother, lon. dnughler brother or singer. lndce{t=i_;i_ districts A ho _estendertin oo u n ng may pre-emp ii unr ar~ :action alongside his homeiiteiuii Price! |3-'$.00 per acrat

Duties -Must reside upon the home-

stesd or pre-emJ>tion six months in ouch llx yeiirslroni ate of liomeiiti-nd entry |Llnciuding the time required to egrn I omeiitcud patent! and cultivate fifty ,Acres extra. l,

A ttomeiitesder who limi exhausted his

homestead right and c..iinot obtuln apie- uinption may enter for spurclnumi home- eteudin certuindiut.rlcts_ l’r_ici~ $14.00 per Iscru -Duties.-Must rsn|_donix uiunthu in :sarah of tiirelel youre. ¢;\H_ti’\f__%.i5__li|ty screw im erec n ouue wo .

i ri. M i i“"i`/iiicoiui' i

IN-utote insero e' neror N s-llnnutliorised oubllcption of this

utlv__n,|~_:.l_i_;¢ment vi ill I o be paid lor.

Strawberry Festival

A strawberry festival and ten un-I

noon of July 19th. Ice cream will

5()c each

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'IENDERS

Scaled tenders will lie received by

_thc uiidersigned up to noon on Mon- day, the 24 tiny of July, ltlll, fi-inii nnv person or persoiis willing to ron- truct for the finishing of the iiiti-riot* of the l’resiiyteriun t‘hurcli iit llti St. Peter's Buy, n.ccoi'ding to plains und siieciliciitioiis to be seen ut tin- otiicc of Ernest E. i’ui~kiniin, coiiti'iu~.- ,tor und builder, Charlottetown, or ‘wlth the undersigned.

The inmics of two rcspoiinililc pvr-

sons to liccoinc bound for thu iiiitlr ful pi-riortnuiicc of the coiitriict. inu.»=t ui-coiiipiiiiy ouch tender. 'l`lii-. l<»wi-ni. .or niiy tcniicr not iicccssiwily iii~i-opt eil.

M; Miiclnnes, Secy to

the (loiiimit.tu¢~.

'St. Pctcrs lin' lui 11-11

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Il0MlNl0N 0F CANADA

Prnince of Prinre Ed'.vsn| Island. City ol Chnrloltetown.

licfiiic _]oli|i A. Mi1i:l)oiial1l, lis-

. qiiiir, the bil] iiiiliniy i\lii;;i:tr

:ite for the City of Cliarlottc- town.

_ TAKE NOTICE that -His Iioiz- or the Stipeiidiary Magistrate of the City of Cliarloltetowii liasliy virtue of the power and nntliorilv in liiui vested hy the Statute of the |Gfneral Assembly of the Islaiul, |eiitil.lcd:---

“An Act to Consolidate and /\-

iuend the several acts incorporiitirg the City of Cliarlotteto\vii" tlrcli r- ed and appointed that 'l`liiii':~il:i_v ]..ly 20th, 1911,' be the tiny sit ilowxi for hearing a`li:ippe:il.~' iii:i<l.~ ti hiin from the pi'ccet~di|i‘-.1 \'..I_ tiation Aswssiiieiit of r:iles iiiipri-..-.l or atitliori/.td by tht- City Colin.-it of the City, and tlint. on .siicli il_i\' and daily thereafter, until all .sin li appz-als have been rcritl, :it tin- liour of lrti 0`Cl0CIC lil llic fui'cii<ir>ii, iii the City l’oiicc Court, in tin' (`iiv Hull in Charlottelowii, .slim-:<rii<l, and such appeals will lie rt-nil :intl finally ili termiiieil liy iiim.

Dated this Sth, day of july,/\. il

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RO BliR'l` \'ANII)l-IRSTINIC 7- toil ioi Collector of sziiil City

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our Cnrbonntcd liieiwzrages with perfect coniitlciicc. Only the i'iiicst materials are nscil in their mniiiiliiwure. Giiigci' Ale, \'ino, Lemon Sour, Cola Ch.un- pagne, Dry Ginger Ale, Crvzim Soda. ...S:|rsapnril|.i. Orange Ph0Sf*hll¢‘. Rnsplicrry Soilfi, Stone Ginger Beer.

Always in stock.

_lust thc thing for Pirnirs.

G.H Simmons

win be iniid in ui.-. vicinity ot nie' ' B0-‘< 435

Manse at Marshfield on the after-‘ 6""l'5“`k"- ~

bo served and an excellent tea table provided also other refreshments. iihouiii tits any he wet me iemvni will be held on the 20th. Proceeds in uid of St. Columbia Church.

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Physician md Surgeon

Graduate Mclllll University, Mou-

trcol, Que. _

Late Resident House Surgeon West-

Fire Insurance

_For rates in the l'. Ili. lslimd Mutusl l~‘ireln»ura.nceCom nnien on Farm Bulld- lnn. Clay.-°i».»». twin. senwis. it..iei--.' Uhepvseo setorlee. sur lllu, ate. etc

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ern General Hospital, Montreal, Quo. Phone 379. Omoo 137 Kent Bt. formerly occupied h the into Dr. l‘. F. Knhy.

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