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all householders to order and take de- livery of their Coal while _-there is a chance .to get the lrmds they require.

"Lyons, & Co.

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‘ City Magistrates Court 9 o.. m ' Prince Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and .8.45 p. m.

" MARRIAVGES

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MACPHERSON-MACPHEE.~ At

llelleview, Queen's Co.. on 20th June by Rev. J. `M. MacLeod. and Rev. M. D. MacLeod, Daniel Lacblan Mac- Pherson and Kathleen, secont daugb-ter of John Angus Mai-.i'itee, o Bellevue.

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TRANSFORMED MESOPOTAMIA

According to Eleanor Franklin Eg-

.'~n_ writing in “Tha Saturday Evening Post," the business ol' war has been very efficiently organized. She says:

“On the way up the ltiver Tigris I

went ashore_at one point after an other, following the course of the long- tlrawn-out struggle for Kut and ot' the subsequent operations which t-ul= minated in the capture of Bagdad.

“The lines oi’ cotntttnnicatlon from

the base at Basra to the furtltest out- post on the wide circle of Ilel'ene.= round Bagdad are now so thoroughly organized that it is difficult to visual- ize conditions as they once wt-re, but one has a record of the facts-unbe- lievable as they are. 'l`oday tlicrearc more than sixteen hundred boats- paddle-wheelers, stern-wltcelers, tiara- es, tugs, .hospitals ships, luuucltes.and steam craft of every description -- plying in an almost unbroken double line up and- down the ltiver Tigris but when the first advance was madr- there were less than a dozen bottoms all told, and none of them ot' tho best. Moreover, the great unruly river is now patrolled, its channel is btloyod. and its narrows art- under bloci<-i-ig- nal control, wlwt-cas in tliosf; days it was a constantly citatni.-,ing puzzle to be solved with varying t1\:gt'<.-.es ot' successaitd not int'rct|uent tlisastvt' by each man' at a‘ boat's wheel on each trip up or down. ' “Where now there arc railways along the banks ol' both the Tigris and the Euphrattes and braucit ` 'lines spreading fanwise f'rotu fully stocked rear bases ot' supply to advanced bas- es at points behind the iurtitest bat~ tie lines, there were then no rails at all, and the armies at the t'rout. de- pending solely uppn the* iniouitously inadequate river trattsport. wer* liv- ing literally from hand to tuoutlt.

“Now every town and military sta-

tion between the gulf and Hagdad is ablaze with electric lights. where before all was in absolute darkness, and whereas now the overland routes for troops and anintals and wheeled convoys are marked, protected from floods by bunds along the river banks and broken at intervals by strongly stockaded and tlcfetltletl ntarcltini: posts, then all was practically an ttu- tuapped straightaway into the (lt-sort and the treacherous marshes."

Minards Llniment Lumbermano Friend

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Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS, sd't1ressed to

the Postmaster General, will be rec-

. eived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday

the 2nd August 1918 for the convey- ance of His Ma,iaoty’s Mails. on a pro- posed Contract ‘for four years, six times per week over rural until route No. 1 from l’eal<e’s Station. 1'. E. ls~ land from the .Posttuuster Gcncral's pleasure.

Printed notices containing i'ttrf.her

information as to conditions of props- ed Contract may bo seen and blank forms of Tender may be obttuined at the Post Offices of Pcake’s Station and at the office of the l’ost Office Inspector. A

JOHN F. WHEAR

Post Office Inspector

Post Odice lns.pector's Office,

Charlottetown 22nd June 1918;

9045-0-25tue3i .

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Mail Contract

smtnnn 'rnt~mEas, addressed to

-,tho Postmaster General, will be re- solved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- llny, the 20th July, 1918. for the con- veyance of Hin Ma1ssty's Mails. on a -proposed Contract for foun years. six times por week, over Rural Mall Route No. 8 ~from Murray Harbor, P. E. Inland. from 'the Postmaster Generals plounro. ,Prhitod notices' containing turtlter ‘illlorlnntion no to conditions of pro

root Conti-not may be non and blank

.- 1 orllo of Tender may be obtained at

Post Omcoo of Murray Harbor, -Annoy. um at the oiilce or the rout ,-V -,Olde Inspector.

_ty JOHN P. WHIAR,

NOTICE TO LOBSTER PACKEB3 AND LOBSTEK FISHERMEN.

A meeting of lobster packers and

lobster fishermen will be held in the Board of Trade rooms. Charlottetown. on Wednesday the 3rd day of July at 1.30 p.m. to take into consideration the suggestions of the Government as set forth in a circular letter from the Department of Marine and Fisheries under date of June 5th inst.

As the measures proposed are very

drastic and if acted upon would have is disastrous effect upon the lobster industry ln this province, a large at- tendance is requested.

* -- .lot-IN Ma¢t.EAN,

` , Senator Charlottetown, P.E.1.,

June 24, 1918. 9083-6-26M1wk

Notice to Patrons

Owing to sickness I ata compelled

to discontinue the season with my horse. Will be glad to meet all pat- rons at the Highland llotei.

E. L. HARRINGTON

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Until Sita lrlell “Fruit-a-lives" -Made From Fruit Juices

112 Comma Sr., Sr. Jons, N.B. “.1 feel I must tell you ofthe great

benefit I have received from your wonde_rf`ul Inetlicins, ‘l"ruit_-5-fives’.

Ihavc been a suH`erer for many

years from Via/eu! Headaches, and could get no permanent relief. .

A friend advised me to take ‘Fruit-

s.-tiyes’ and I did so with great success; and now I am entirely free of Headaches, thanks to your splendid medicine".

MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW. '

5Oc.a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size 250.

At all dealers or sent on receipt of price, postpaid, by Fruit-n~tlVol Limited, Ottawl.

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Cars Ifor Sale

For sale second hand Michigan

car five passcn|.;cr in excellent repair everyway, never been used, price $500. Also Russ.-I live. passenger in good order always the host of care price $500.

(inc Overland in running order,

price $200.

L. M. ANDERSON

` ‘ _ i"ord lleaier,

Sachville, N. B.

Dwelling House and Land ’ for Sale -

To bo sold by public auction on the

pretuises on Wt-dnosday lird July 1018 at 1.110 :.`teloelt p. ln. the resid- ottru .Iltd land cotittectetl' therewith ol` the iatc Nlarlitt \l’¢e;d on east side ol' School Sire-ot in t`i\:trlottclo\vn.

DAVID C. HOOPER

Exectitor estate late Martin West

Ronj. t`artcr, Auctioneer.

0048-G-25Mlii.

PLASTEHING

Plain and ornamental outside stucco work .ceittottt work in all branches carefully ztllondcd to

_GEO. W. TURNER

it. ft. No. 1 lit'idgt~luwn

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Annuai__Meeting

The adjourned annual meeting of

the members oi' the Silver Black Fox l<lrt-.eders Association of Prince Ed- wadr Island will he held in the Board of»'['rado Itoolns. I\lat‘ket Building. (fharlottctown, on Tuesday 16th, July. 1918 at 2'o`clock itl the afternoon. Dated this 22nd day of Julie, 1918..

S. A. WARRY,

Secretary

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Splendid Property and Stock For Sale

As 1 am shortly to proceed overseas

I have decided to sell my farm "Kirk- lawn," at Bay View, containing one hundred and ten acres. This farm 'ls ideally situated in one ot' the best farming sections ot' the province, near to churches, schools and shipping points. ’1`he farm is in splendid con- dition, has good dwelling and splen- did outhuildings, the large barn with concrete basement. being one of the finest in the province.

If not disposed of by private sale

will ne sold by aut-tion on Thursday. July fourth. at 1.00 p.m. Also at the same place and date, commenc- ing_at 10.00 a,tn., stock and imple- ments. A large number oi’ Sltorthorn cattle will be sold, litany of them reg- istered. some of the best available milking Sltorthorus of' today being ln tho nuutbor. llo;.;i.~ttratiott papet's ari- .tvailablo_ -

Soo hand bills i'or full particttlars.

l"url,ht-r ini'ormatio|r may he had by applying to lt. 11. Jenkins, Charlotte- town.

J. A. CLARK, Supt. 1-lxperinmntal Fnrtn.

Citarlotlotowtt.

BENJ. CARTER &. CO..

Auctioneers.

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulation

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THB sole head of :I faniiiy or any male over

I-ilhlcen years old, may hon t-stead a quartet

section oi' available Dominion land in Manitoba, Sukatrhewnn or Alberta. Applicant must np- poar In person nt the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-Alency for the District. Entry bylproxy may be made at any Dominion _Lando Ajency but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions. _Duuel-Six months residence upon and cul hvnnon ofthe land in each of three Venn. A

Rolncslrrder may live within nine miles of his omestend on n funn of nt least Bo acres. on curtain conditions., A hllrilahic house ll re- qmreii except where residence ll perlomled in the n . »

“iii cirtlin districts n homeotelder in good stand- ing may pre-empt I quarter-section sion( aide his homestead. Price $3.00 our acre.

Dulles Six months residence in each of three

years after enmini hornutoad patent; liao go nom extra cultivation, Pr!-emptlon patent maybe ob- tained u woo u homestead potent. on certain

A‘n‘dgtln;rwh lm hmtouhlsh ood h

o ox A ‘ oment

my take n purchased homestead in certain Price ta-00 rl len. Dulles-Mmtralfle slrmontlu ll ¢l¢'% ‘FI Yllfls cultivate so nero: nd one" Tho anno cultivation ll uubioct to rcdoctionl in

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Comment-ing Friday, June 28th.

1918 and until further notice the Car Ferry “Prince Edward Island" will be wltltdrawn from service between Bor- den and ’l‘ortnontine, and the S. S. “Nortliuntberland" will be placed on the Stttnntersitit~-l’i. dti (`ht-no route. Trains west will tlicrol`ore be changed and run daily, Sunday excepted, as follows:

Leave Charlottetown 6.25 zum., ur-

rive Sumnierside 8.50 a.m., leave Sutnmerside 12.20 p.m., arrivo Tig- nlsh 11.05 p.tn.

Leave t‘harlott»»town 4.00 p.tn., ar-

rive Sunttut-rsido 7.20 p. .m, leave Suinmersido 8.40 p.m., arrivo Tignlsh 11.55 p.nt.

Leave Tiguish 5.310 a. nt., arrive

Suturnerside 8.35 a. m., If-ave Sum- ttuersitle 0.10 arm., arrive Citarlottve- town 11,55 am. I

Leave 'I‘ii;nisl\ 22.05 p.nt., arrive

.\`.\iiuttto|'~aitli-,~5.245. p.nt_, leave Sutu- mcrside 8.45 p.n|., arrive Charlotte- town 1l.10 p,tn.

Leave llordcu 6.20 am., arrive Em-

erald 7.20 a.|u., arrive Charlottetown 10.15 aiu.

Leave (`harIottoiown 12.15 p. ni.,

arrive Summersido 4.10 pm., leave Summerside 6.10 nm., arrive Etn- erald Jet. 7.40 p.nt., leave Emerald Jct. 9.45 p.m. on arrival of night train from Sutumerside and arrive Borden 10.45 p.m.

’1‘t'ains between Souris. Georgetown.

.Vlurray Ilarbor anti t'harlott`etown, will wtlltitttti-, to run as at present. ' DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT'S

OFFICE '

Vltarlottetown, 1'.l<J,i., Juno 10th, 1918. 11127-li-273141.

[lilY'S PLANTS

For plants ordereby malI,' postage

prepaid read the following: Extra early cabbage, cauliflower and celery per 100 $1.20. Extra early tomato per doz. 50c; Late Tomato 25c; late cabbage per 100 30c. Annual bedding flower plants. Alyssum (carpet of snow) per doz. 17c; Aster, Stocks, Petunia, Verbena, Phlox, Snapdragon, Salpfglossis. Cosmos, 22c per doz. Seedling Pansy, Carnation and Seed- ling Dahlias 30c per doz., Salvia 25c doz., Hardy Perennials, Pansy and Daisy in bloom. Carnation. Sweet Wil- liam 75c per doz. \Vintered over, choice double Holiyhops 10c each. Note we are not handling Dahlia or Gladlolus bulbs. Please take notice that we are paying the postage. Par- ties requiring orders of heavy plants in quantities such as blooming Pansy Daisy, I-iollyhocks or cabbage plants, should send for price list and order by express at less cost. You can save money by buying our plants from the market at Campbell Bros.. fresh plants delivered to the market daily. Address orders to J. J. Gay & Son, Charlottetown. G~1Sttmtf.

N01;-E

Having leased tho fishing and shoot-

ing privileges of tho McNeil Pond sit- uated on our property to the Cavend- ish Sporting Club anyone fishing or shooting on this property will be pros- ecuted for trospassing.

ERNEST WEBB '

HAMILTON McNEiLL

0025-5-22M~il1tZiwks, \

Wednesday Half- Holiday

Beginning June 12th.wo will close our oiilce at one o'ciock on Wednesday of nach week, during Juno, July and Aug- ust. G. F. Hutcheson, Optometrist into opttelrm, S035-0-Izweaftmontuehl.

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE

Dingwclfs mills, grist and saw-

rnills, eigltt miles from Souris, five miles from Itailway station are oi- ferctl for sale.

This is one of the best mill pro-

perties in the province; good dam. strong stream. stone kiln. machinery and equipment in first class condi- tion.

Also 50 acre farm with new dwel1»

ing and new barns and out buildings. and 50 acres woodland onemiie from

rniil, will be sold together or seperate- Y. -. Apply to owner, Dorus D. Dlngwell.

Dingwel1’s Mills' Klng’s County, Box '32 R. R.

9119-6-2'ltseth3i. -el

Married Couple `

requlro,nny time before autumn

heo‘t;d apartments-about three roo o-with or without hoard. Addreol P. 0. Box 66 City.

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Governor Genefrnl's 'Medal for

General Proficiency'-Bessie M. .Sea man.

$5 Awarded by Mr. .limos Paton

M. L. A. for Domestic Science-

Bessie M. Seaman.

$5 Awarded by Mr. James

Jones. , .

Paton.

M. L. A., for Mathematics-Pearl

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I 0 Serious

Matter

° There is a delicacy

about mentioning piles. And yet so many suffer needlessly who could be 'readily relieved and

Meant Awarded by Mover .,vvr1gnt. . red-if they Only kn°W

for .hlgheetdn Grade IX-Ain?

nor Toombs. .

Leaving Certificaltes Grade X-1

Bessie Seaman;2. Pearl Jones;3,

Owen.

Trustees Certificate for General

Burke, 1 year; Eleanor Johnso

Alithin. 1 year; Gladys Taylor, 2 years

Trustees Certilflcates for Writiing

Grade IX-Harriet Tarbush.

Palmer Method Certificate, for ing-Ethel Bagnall. Mary Moore,

ner. -

Palmer Method* Progress Pin Writing- Florence Burke. Harrie

'I`arbnsh, Jean Fraser. Amy Stewart. Jessie Stodart, Margaret Blenkhoru,

Alt Dor

Sadie llewd. M‘iriam Ayers, 1/innie ke Jean ltoss..Mlldred Tanton

n_ .

othv 11nll,Eleanor Toombs, Bessie

Selrtttan, Lois Owen, Gracie Bliliugsly

GRADE Vlll-L. J. TAYLOR

'l‘rustec's (‘sr-tiiicales for General

Proficiency-1, Lena Machurc; 2, May

i<'ars|ultalrsoli; Il..1<Jtlith Stud-art; 4,Eth ei lieancy; 5, Marion McMillan.

Attendance (‘et'tiiicntes- Grace

lllenkhoru, 1; Ethel lleaney, 1', Len-a IVlacl.ure, 3; Edith Stewart, 2; M-ay

1; _

l<‘nt'qtt»ltw|'sott_ 1; Mildred Macluttls,

Lois

Pro-

ficiency G-riulle IX-_1, Amy Stewart; 2, Eleanor Toombs; 3, Louise Aitken; 4, Gladys Taylor; 5, Florence Burke.

Trustees Certificates for Attendance

-Bessie M. Seaman, 1 year; Lois A. Owen. 2 years; Margaret Blenkhorn, 2 years; Harriet Tarbush. 4 years; Cialre_M.urd9ck. ,1_yea1'; _Flereaoi

year; Amy Stewart, 2 years; Dinnle

Writ- Hel-

en Uttsworth, M-arjorle Cox, Dorothy ll-utcheson, Gladys Taylor, Hilda Sent- 2

9¢°W*‘ " ‘a 'out Dr.»Chase’s Oint-

art.

$5 _aw_sx_rg§d,by Mr. J. P..-;Gordon ,

for second lghest in Grade lV-Elea-

ment. .

Men tell one another

about this remarkably successful trea'tmen't. But many women pine away their health and vitality, dreading a sur- gical operation and not knowing how ea-sily they can be cured .at home by-----Dr-.--Ghase’-s_-7_;_- Ointment,

Blnns. 5 years; Doris Tanton, 5 years; Miahei Henderson. 3 years; Della Walsh, 2 years, Phyllis Winchester years, Lillian Duchemin. 1 year. Writing Certificate-Della Walsh.

for . .

t GRADE V-MISS CAMPBELUS DE-

PARTMENT

- General 'Proficiency-1, (To'clla Stod- _ art; 2, Marioxnliarrls; 3, Clara Ben-

oit; 4, Eileen M'cEachern; 5, Estelle

. Wise. ~ `

Attenidance*-Pear-l' _1-lenderson. 5

‘ years; Tltora Coombs, 4 years; Inez

Mulch. 3 years; Marion Small, 3 years Marlon Harris, 2 years; Minnie Acorn 2 years; Eileen McEachern, 1 year;

- Clara lfeltolt, 1 year. " ` Wiriting-Clara ‘Benoit-3rd certi-

ficate. ` GRADE - iV-Miss WADMAN'S DE- PARTMENT

Marion Matnvililian, 1;; r‘redu 'rayioi-,'1. Trustees' Certificates for General

I . : ‘

(‘.ert.ificnte for , Pcnntauship-Fits

Freda Taylor.

Palmer Certificates for Writing-

Freda ’1‘aylor, El-sie Crawford, Aline Hutcheson, Edith Stodart, Marion

MacMillan, Ethel 1-leaney, Lena Mac Lure, May Farqultarsott, Grace Bleak horn.>Lizzie Nicolle, Mildred Harper

Proficiency-1 Verna Worth 2, Elsie James; 3, Isabel McQuat°r'le; 4, Ellic- ott Murley; 5, Doris Innes.

Attendance Certificates-'Isabel Mc-

Quarrie, 2 years; Lottie Spencer, 1

- year; Gertrude Bradley, 1 year.

, Worth. fourth .

Louise Prows. Ruth Gough. Addie _

Ward, lthoda Ward, Mildred Maclu nis, Doris Mt'Kie, Constance Murdock

GRADE Vll-M _ IFi\`/ING

- GRADE l'iI-MISS C.` HASLAM'S . DEPARTMENT

. Trustees' Diplomas for General Pro- iloiency-1, Miriam Worth; 2, Am-y L.

Trustees’ Certificates Proficiency- Moore; 3, Gladys li. M~mtlIeso'u; 4.

1. M-ildreti J. 'l‘oom.bs; 2, Helen G.

Helen liiatguret Toombs; 5, Wllliain-

Ilulcltemin; 3, Illldla King; 4, Blanche inn Murdock.

Walsh; 5, Maud A. Stewart. Letty Ford. 6; Lena Acorn.

'l`rus~tees'l Certificates for Punctual

and Regular Attendance-Edith M.

_ penmansmp (ge,-‘m-ca1e___ Ve,-nal labor, or symlpatlty at the burial

JULY' 1. 19'I8._ ""'

_Ido O. Taylor. 1 7004- lllillm W°\‘U|- 1 yearn; Gladys B. Mnthioaon. years; Elaine G. Bennett. 9 Y°“\"‘-5 Margaret E. Vlnldorltlns. 3 years, mia.-ea Memna. a years: Helvn M- 'loombm 8 years.

Trustees' Certificate lor Penman~

ship-First Miriam Worth.

nuns tl-Miss ANN-is wxrsows osrnnrman-r

Diplomas for General ProficiencY-

1. Vema M. Darrach; 2. Verll E- Wisner; 3, Florence J. Calder: 4. Olive Mclnnis; 5. Mary C. Farlluhnr- son.

Trustees' Certidoates for Attend-

ance-W. Wallace MacPherson. 3 years; F. Marie Match, 3 years: Olive Mclnnis, 1 year; Harry Le Roy Henderson. 1 year; J. Elmer Marley. 1 year; Mary E. Fulton. 1 year; Esther 1. F. Mitchell, 1 year.

Penmanship Certificate--1, Vera M.

Darrach. _r

GRADE li-MISS L. A. ACORN'S DEPARTMENT

Certificate for Proficiency-1..HeL

en MacMillan; 2, Esther Kennedy; 3. Margaret Essery; 4. Arthur Mclnnls: 5, Ralph Essery.

Certificates for Attendance-Esther

Kennedy, 2 years; Christine Ma__c- _1._eo_<l,_V1_year; Arthur Mcinnis, 1 year Certificate --for Penmanship-Helen MacMillan, fourth place.

our-E I-Miss ANNIE s. Mc- ooNA|_o's osmtnrmenr

Certificates -for Proficiency- 1.

Marlon Droke;2, liolen Farquharson; 3,Mary McKlnnon;4, Evelyn Vatcher; 5, Gordon __Rlce.

Certificates for Attendance one

year-Marion Drake, Lorne Dystant. ltuby llenderson, Annie Flelgher. Earl McDufl'.

Certificate for Writing-7th Marion

Drake.

GRADE I-MISS J. FULLERTON’S

' DEPARTMENT

Diplomas l'or Proficiency-1. Ethel

Darrach; 2, ltota Ross; 3, Alice My- ers; 4, Lyla Feavyour; 5, Benjamin Bears.

Penntallsliip Certificate-Alice My-

ers, 4th place.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Frank Hughes and family, of

Nappan Station, N. S., wish to thank their many friends on P. E. Island for ,their kindness, whiolt they gave in

of the husband and father. Frank Hughes, whiclt took place at Tryon Methodist cemetery, May 22.

Masonic Temple I Company

Tito_Annual Eg of the Share-

holders of tlte Masonic Temple Com-

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Pimples0tIFace

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no had at .limi Sm: lid casually.

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11| mg pimpin; and blnnkhnndo on

my hoo which were culled by hd

. blood. Tboyoomnton had Q3 'maven nuawtnatuau-_

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Bonshaw-Charlottetown TIME TABLE

Launch “Strnthgart|lay"

.lu|_v, .1918

l Leave Bonshaw. Leave Ch'town Tues., 2nd 7 a. m. 3p. m. Fri.. 5th 8.30 a. nt. 6p. m.

E 1%’ ai-rf

Trustees' Certificates for Attend- Craswell 1 year; Amy L. Moore, pany Wm be heldm the omce of E_R__ Tues" ,nh 10 n_ m_ 6_3" "_ nh

ance-Mildred Toombs, 1 yenlr; Hilda

King, 1 yea-r; Doris Tait, 1 year; Ber tlta Taylor, 2 years; Helen Duohemtln il years; Ann‘ie Dystant, 3 years; Let ty Ford, 6 ca.rs`;'I;ena Acorn.

Trustees’ Certflllcate for Writing-

2nd Lena Acorn.

GRADE Vi-MiSiS MACDONALD'S

DEPARTMENT '

Certificates for General Proficiency

-1. Lyd-fa. Worth; 2, Mabel Callbeck'

Ii, Mabel Henderson; 4. Allie Mac,-

Lcod; 5, Florence Biuns.

Attendance t‘ertificates- Florence

year; Wimamhm Murdock’ 1 year" Brow No. 140 Richmond Street. Char- , Fri. 12th 5 a. m. .. . . 1 a. rn " , ' _, ,__ lottetown, P. ‘E. I. on Wednesday ev-'l’1‘ues.. 161-11 7 a. tn. .. , .

=\I “_ ow 'UU

' " ' eulng. the 10th July, 1918, at 8 o'clock. Fri.. 19th 8 a. m. . . .. .. .

Iam instructed by Wm Pound,

mil.-1 n-I _g

Note of' Assignment for

the Benefit of Creditors

Notice is hereby given that Samuel

Craig.. of Charlottetown, in Queen's

County, Prince Edward Island ‘Vierchant Tailor, has b deed of as

_ y - signment hearing date the 10th day of June, A. D. 1918, made an Assign-

ment under the Act 61 Victoria. Chapter 4. and the amending Acts thereto, of all his personal property that might be seized and sold under execution and all his real estate credits and effects to the undersigned W. Chester S. McLure, of Charlotte- town aforesaid, Fur dealer. for the general benefit- of his creditors.

Dated this 21st day of June, A. D.

1918

W. CHESTER S. MoLURE

9176-6-29M1ii. '

REX HEART 2.12 1-4

Can. No. 2066. Amo, No. 45912

Rex Heart was sired by Great Heart. His first dam was Alfada by Pilot Medium, sire of Peter the Great. Sec- ond dam Gala. by 'l‘remont.Rex Heart is n beautiful bay stallion. He stands 16 hands high and weighs 1260 pounds.

Rex Heart will make the season of

1918 at owner‘5 stables in New Perth, except Thursday of each week. For farther particulars apply to

G. H."MYERB

Owner in charge

Mcrelo at owners rink.

8075-S-14l!ritae8i.

FARM FOR SALE

Fruit farm for sale, 10% ncrea, 2

miles hom Charlottetown, 01.5 acres in apples, if acre in raspberries, and $5, acre in strawberries. House and, two newborns.

For further particulars apply to

H. NIWGON.

0116-8-27tstM1ll0t. loot Royalty

the following stock.

17 head of Milk Cows, some of

of which are giving 44 lbs. of milk ner day.

9Young Cattle 2 years old, 5

Pigs, 6 months oi

18 Draft Ho es, weighing

from 1200 to 1450 lbs.

1 Driving Mare 6 years old,

Dark Red, weirht 1165 lbs.

. 1 Driving Horse, 7 yfars old

_ ,_A ___.________ *_ Dated tliis 24th day of June, 1918, Tues.. 23rd il tl. In.

Pubhc Auchon of G. w. wAKEFono Fri.. 2111. 11 I.. ni.

` Secretar Tues.. 30th 5.3031. in

9062-6-25tts7'i .

Emi.-» £6 Neg

'P513

YD.

9173-6-29Mtf.

it is as necessary to sprav

following: `

Stock "_"" """" "" ' ==""=""'=‘

n ( Y V '

Fredericton, P. E. 1. to sell by

- Public Auction on his premises

With 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

for blight as for bugs.

For Ma.hinery prices etc. write or call on the

C IB k h H20 b JOHN H. GILL, Charlottetown.

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W. D. McCOUBREY BRACE, McKAY & C0, Summerside.

121-7-lntmwtlturlliprl

Auctioneer.

9132-6-28frisattues w s.

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CANADIAN GQVEFDINIVIEINI1' RAII-\hlAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ‘

' Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918

4.00 5.20 11.05 0.50 7.20

I’,M. P.M.

12.15

1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

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llep.

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Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 11.10 lluttter ltiver 10.47 10.10 Emerald Junction 10.09 9.40

Kensington

Summerslde

Dopr 9.10 8.45

Train Outward-Road Down Trains Inward-Road Up

A.M. 10.15 8.40 7.30

A.M. P.M. T'.M.

7.40 6.50 0.10

9.217 9.10

8.50 9.48 10.37 11.18 11.55

I’.M.

12.20 2.10

I 3.57

5.07

0.05 Arr.

Dep .

Summerside Port Hill 0‘Leary Alberton Tignlsh

Arr.

Dep .

8.35 7.40 6.52 6.05

5.35 3.50 2.35 1.07

5.30 12.05

9.45 10.45

Dept.

Arr.

Emerald Junction Borden

AF. Dep .

7.20 0.20

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3.05 6.45 4.15 8.35 4.48 9.12 --5.02 9.42 , 6.05 11.15 Arr.

Dep .

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Arr.

Dep .

A.M. 9.50 8.35 8.07 7.45

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energy ;$:;S=

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Charlottetown Vernon 'River , Murray Horbor 3

Arr.

Dep.

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8 Sun.. ’

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