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ANNOUfiCliMEN TS

-THE 0uEEu's ceuiiiv euuuiiiiu

One cent per word each inssriinn Cash mus seemnpany older and flve_ per cenl discount allowed. H|n_|mum ehsrje fwcnly-live can s.

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CIVIC ESTIMATES _ `

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ASBEBSING AND COLLECTING

TAXES :

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Collectors salary, 720.00 Assessors. 300.00

Printing & »

Advertising, 125.00 1145.00

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VICTORIA' PARK 1

Kgeper's salary, 300.00 Labor & Repairs _ 200.00 500.00

MAINTENANCE OF STREETS 1

Surveyor's salary, 1000.00

Lumber, Labor & `

Material, 5525.00

FIRE DEPARTMENT I

6525.00

Chief Fngineefs

salary, 175.00 f

Znd. assistant Chief’s 75.00 - Keepers, 500.00

Allowance to

Companies,

l'-‘ire Alarms.

New Hose,

Ho 'se Driver 40.00

Accident Insurance, 235.00 '

Sec. Fire Board, _ 50.00 Repairs 75.00 Labor. i-,leaning Hose, 20.00 Miscellaneous, 50.00

1825.00

_ 135.00

500.00

3680.00

MARKET HOUSE

Salary Market Clerk, 450.00 Salary Toll Collector. 125.00 Salary City Wcigber, 390.00

Salary Heating

Engineer, 300.00

Lighting, 2.0.00 Cleaning Toilets, 30.00 Water Rates, 75.00 Fuel, 500.00 Printing, - 50.00 Additions & iRepaii's, 500.00 Clse.ning.Fish Market, 25.00

BOARD OF HEALTH:

1li65.00

Salary ol Health -

' ofllcer, 300,00 }‘rinllng,' 40.00 Advcrtitillg. 25.00 Secretary, 50.00 Medicine, 20.00 Groceries, _ 40.00 Burying dead animals, 15.00 Burying Paupers, 25.00 Fumigation, ` 20.00

Maintenance of neglected

children, 30,00

Medical attendance

’1911) 61.00

Scavengers, 125.00 801.00

CITY HALL :

Swcebinz and cleaning 120.00 Lighting. ' 200.00 ,1"\\e1. 3.50.00 Repairs etc., 725,00 Insurance,

1395.08 680.00

MISCELLANEOUS :

Rifle association

Queen Square Gardens, `

Bathing house st' Nictarls Park '

Salary Building Inspector, g Childrens Aid

Society,

Free Dlspensary, Riverside Park,

Squares,

City Horses Spring Park,

Hillsboro Bridge _ -

aeproach. 150.00 Seed Fair, 20.00 ' iiflhd Music, 180.00 L1Ei1tlngBand Stand, 10.00

Exhibition Association Grant. 500.00 Unfefsm. 100.00

100.00

350.00

200.00

50.00

150.00 100.00 250.00 100.00 750.00 25.00

8685.00

` SINKING FUNDS:

Market House. _ a0o.00 i`¢.Fms_nen_b Works, ' .s00.00 Interest' on Debéntures &

.Over-draft, ' ‘

- 1600.00

` 14500.00

Total -estimated expenditure

._'. _ - $s7s»2i_oo.

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Esriitarmn 4 moons Fon 1012 :

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Real lllatatd Tax. V 35734.00

Persons Property Tax, 13552.00 P°i1 ., a40s.0o

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Less Discounts If Appeals 1200.00 N01-tiir_om'nbova soursss $51/498.00 Ordinary Revenue, 15000.00' 'rom iicvnuis, `_se149z.00 5“'l>i"l. 171.00

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"The teachers of St. James' Bun- day School will meet for a few inlii- _ utes after prayer .meeting tonight.

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it is, what it cost, wlint it should bc,‘

service to get you THIS be:-it scrvicc. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. - ti-'lM2i.

PILEB CUREI) IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

Your druggist will refund money PAZO 0IN'l‘Ml*lN’1‘ fails to rurc rin

Protrudlnz I‘ilr_s_il_n G to 11 days. 500

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DONNELLY--At St Peters llriy, May 31, 1912, after a lingering illnees, Al- bert J. Donnelly, aged 43 years,

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JUST RIGHT FOR YOU.

No other cereal food is so wiiicly

liked as Kello;.:g's Toostcil (‘oi'n Flakes. Its flnvor' pleases everybody. Order n ton-cent pucknite from your grocer today.

ZE[‘l‘Ei.IN'S TfiIl’. ~

HAMBURG, June 3-~'l‘he. dil'igibl~

balloon Zeppelin III, rnndc ri trip to Bremen ytstrrdny afternoon, Count Zeppelin in commoud.. l‘rincc Rsreny, of Prussia and lliirgomnster Burchnrdt were llnssciigers. Owing to the storm no lnnriing wus mnde nt Bremen. und after varying its course several timcs the Pfcppclin ill, rc turned to Hambrriz, reaching; thi city about nine o’ciock at night.

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ed until this morning nt _nine o’c‘ock when the by-lnw will i'eceive its third

Ii pays to buy is one Province. '

among the passengers arriving in the city on the express last evening.

J. B. Gaudet. Miscoucbe, was B pas-

Any person in Charlottetown, who'

intends to visit New York City either

to their advantage to write “F.H. "

’l‘hc sale of Isaac Lane's furni_ture,

etc, tomorrow, will commence at 10,- 30 and adjourn at 12.30 for dinner. T00 lll‘0ilBl`ty will be sold at 12 noon nt Urigliton Charlottetown

A number o i Sea en from

lottctown crossed on the Northum- be’rli1nd last evening. They will have a short holidays nt their homes be- fore returning to their ship. It is un- derstood that the Niobe is going to England this year on a_cruisc.

James A. McNeill, Siimmeriside; A.

l‘etir Moncton D J MacNelll B

nnult, i-lt. Chrysontom; Mrs'. A.. J. iiockerty, C. Dockcrty, Clarence Doc- verty, Somerville; A. S. MacMillan,

Cnrmichail, H. Currie, Peakes; W.E. Callbeck, Tryon; A. W. Docherty, Dinette; Dr. S. Dtevcnston, New Gln`s;:ow; Miss B. MacInnis, Miss E Jordan, W. L. Jordan, Murray Hatbor; Miss A. Judson, Cherry Valley; L. ings, China Point; P. I. Murphy, R. Hennebery, Morell; H. Horne, Winsloe; J. Robertson, Eldon; N. H. Asselin, Montreal; I. Bouts, illmrlottetoivu; .I. A. Robertson, lionslinw; John Allen, Royalty; A. D. Muclnnis, Enrnscliffc; l). J. Mc- l.enn, North Wiltshire; J. A. Camer- on, New Glasgow; .I. Gillispie, Appin Road; N. Gay und wife, Pownal; E. Miurlnnis, Cherry Valley, D. Mac- Millou, Royalty, registered at the Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, be- twi-en 11.30 last night and 11.30 the previous uiuiit. _

"Suppose you want it prescription

in n hurry. Our prescription depart- mcnt is ori;niii‘md and conducted n- iom: the lines of purity and cleanli- ness. The work is done by expcr

every fncilitirs are the finest ou

non llrni: Co. Corner Great Geori: ond Kent Streets. 5-1MEtf

Beware of Oiriimmis for Csisrrh that Contain Mercury

as meri~ur_v will surely dvatro,\' the semi" of iwu-ll and comp‘etcly de_riw¢re tl e whole i<,\'i~'te-in when ont:-.rini'_ it fhrou" >- thn .mucous surface. Such xt' ticlcs_sht_i\i|d noror lm used oxec~_nf_~ on prescriptions 'rom roniilnlilo nhysioiaiismsthn dnmalfv ilwy will dn is t°r_\ fold to ih“ Enufi yf‘\i can possibly derive from them. Hai|’s Cntrirrn f`i|ro, vn»\i\lifar‘.liirovl b_v F. .I filicviny & Co.. 'I`ol1‘rio. O.. (ont:-iinsf_no meriviiry and is taken ililsrnnlly. Rttulr directly upon the blood :ind mucous sur faces rf the system. ln buying Hnll's Ciiizvvli Curr- he s\n'o you get the eenuln lt is tnkoo iiitvrlmlly and made in Toi# do

Obit? by l-`. J. Ulicnoy & Co. Testimon- ll! S ’l’(‘.

sts. Price 'lic por bottlo

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_ Who is now in Ottawa. _

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110,000 Ml"/N IDLE.

, LONDON, June 3-*it WSH C5'-illliilcd that 110.000 incu were idle nivlli-I f-ill!

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I usl¢ssi.isn~.ssn»istliis cl »Mnius i _ THE NEW

Weeks. noi stewart, osnmn stewart: one nwoixli. n. .iciinssn annum' on behalf of the Provincial Bills As- ""qlAtioil} Milli! for the usual grant. The rsetsst of the flslssstlon was

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Thames and Medway rivers this morning. These include dockers, curmen, seamen, firemen and members ofthe builders' trade. This is n considerable increase, ns many union men joined their striking comrades during' the week _ end. On the other bend, however, there were more men uorklui: than was the case on Satur- day. The npplications from many unionists were more numerous. The strlkers placed additional pickets- on duty. The- sailors' and flremcn's in‘on had 'no less than 600 men bus- io see that members of the union ar- ,rivinig on incoming stoamsrs immedi- ’ut.clv went out. In some casts ary plicnnts for work have been roughly trfaferl bv those lflekets. With the ex- 'reptlon of the dockers, all strikers are now receiving strike pay. The position ‘nf the docliers is becoming very serious. Pawn brokers are rs- frslng to accept further pledges and unless the strike is speedily ended, it will moan semimtnrvntion for many residents of the riverside.

THE COFFEE TRUST.

` WASHINGTON, .Tune 3-The l-Iounn

|\1m;h;'||_ gumfncfsidé; p_ M_ 'Al-se; .which month the highest registered

oriccs most rfioilcratc. The MacKin-

tlmi aimed at the so-called "Coflen

S.,J. Moore, Truro, tan.e to Char-

lottetown on the Northumberland

W. E; Bentley, Charlottetown, was last evening. ~

Subscribers and others srs asked to

-~-- remit by Money Order or by Regist-

Uapt. William Richards, Bideford, ered Letter. The Guardian is not rc-

cimlerto Charlottetown on the express sponsible lor remittances forwarded 1050 <=V0!\ii\l§- other than as above.

Wesley and Mrs. Frost were among

, *° The Milton Rifle Association will Sdngtr to Charlottetown yesterday the passengers arriving in Charlotte- hold their ilrst . shone, nn ‘sggnrilgy morning. - _ qtown on the Halifax last svenin

nm, June atii,.ccmmen¢ing .se 12.30 Mr- Frost is the recently appointed

American Consul' for this Province and will take up his duties at once.

“About Typewriter Service. What ivr business cr pleasure, may find it '-""

The Guardian welcomes reliable

how to get the beet. I uni at your fare oi Gunrdlnn, Charlottetown, ' new's from liel'E0l1S throughout this

Province. All such items should he mailed_ to “Tha Guardian News Dept., fhnr1ot.tetown,” immediately after the events, etc., have transpired.

Mrs. B. W. .Hlggs, Boston, ncconi-

ii ' ____ `- panicd by her-daughter, Mrs. Farqu-

harson 'and child of Dorchester, Mass,

5 ' f tie lio m ' - ease of itching, mimi, sin-.inn; ... i-i.ivl.o_s_ Niche ueicniémg en loiinr- Came to ChHf10t¢°i°W“ 00 the Nor-

thumberland last evening and will 1-

be the guests _of - E. T. and Mrs. Higgs.,

Yesterday was the warmest day

this year in Charlottetown. The ther- mometer went up to 81 degrees a- bove' nnd this was higher than nt. any time during June 191], during

was 78 above.

Telephone- subscribers will please

Antigonish" 1*. Levi, St. John; Il.J_ add to their directories the following

new siibscribersv-70-5 llcurtz Rev, Dr. W.-' .Hu Residence, 207-5 Govcrn~ ment House, 307-L. J. A. Hcnder son, horse shocr. 110--L. Lawn Ten- nis Club house. .

Persons desiring advertising of any

kind inserted in The Guardinnnra rn qnested to leave their order lov same at the buslhcas odlce on ground floor as early ns possible during the day, as the writing stafl at night re- quires all their time for their own work, and finds it difficult to handle even emergency advertising, which latter but lessens the amount of news

.The Plant Line Steamer Huliiax arrived in Charlottetown last even ing at seven o`rlock with ri large cargo and the following passengers: W. and Mrs. Jones, W. llilinisforil, Miss L. Renncts, L. Leach, Mrs. Mc Keen, Miss Stewart, Wesley nnd M-rs. Frost, Miss W. Crockett, G. A. Moore, Mies Cnmpbcll, mid Miss Ar

t chibald. The Halifax was inte nrriv-

plinrimicistn who nre supplied with ing this trip on account of linvini; to

Club, of Charlottetown, was held in the club house last nigut. Among the questions discussed was the niattcr of tne removal of the bulk of the olu ferry boat hilfin, now lying partly submerged in front of the clubs float. it was decided to petition the government with this end iu view.

The excellent program of motion

picturrs shown at the i'cople's 'l‘ncs- tre, Charlottetown, last evening, were very much enjoyed by th.- many in attendance. 'l'he Hcurt of a Man was a good. realistic western picture, Daddy`s sweetheart or Little Mother was n reel that won all hearts. The little mother knew the way to her fnthcr's love. The film entitled, Getting Ahead of Dai was a comic thing with a laugh for everyone, hilt the most cducativc ol the pictures was the one, Modern Ap- paratus of Figliting Fire in New York. This reel showed the Motor Fire Engine and the water pressure pumps which are used in that City at present, in plncc of the older me- thod of liursts and hose.-'l‘lie ail- parntus is a lesson in modern ways and inventions.

Peter McQuaid, of the 1'. l.. I. Il.,

Charlottetown, is rcceivini; thc cou gratulations of his many friends' on his well merited promotion to 'thc posltion lately made vacant by W. S. Poole, Mechanical Superintendent, as announced in ycsterday's issue. Mr. Mctluniil has a wide experience in railway work and possesses n keeu knowledge of mechanics in its various branches. He entered the rnilway works in Cliarlottctown ns nn ap- prentice in 1875 where he worked for live years and on the recommende- tion of Mr. Stronach, the then nie- chanical superintendent of the P. E.I. Railway ha entered the Kingston Lo- comotive Works, Kingston, Ont, where he worked for aconsiderable time. After this he went to the laldwiu Locomotive Works, in Phllu- delphia where hc worked on the bcst 1-.loss of work on that extensive plant. Goins: to i’nttri‘:=o|i, N. J., he worked in the Roilgors and (lrnnt Locomotive Works nod also in the Pennsylvania l`iail\\'a/y Works of Jersey City and the Long lslnnd Railway Works oi New York where he was hcld in high estccm hy. the Siiiierinteiiliicnts. Not content with his knowledge of locomo- tive work hc cntcrrd thc Wasliington Pump Works, llrooklyu, N. Y., where hc worked on the inri:cst pumps to he neon today in the linitrd States, one ol which 'is' flie'(`liicu5:o l"\lnip, one of the nttmctions of that city. lieturn im: to iiin. home city in 1888 lic again entered the Railway works where bo has been ndvnnced from one position

T 1080 il lHfi!C!‘ fl'0iiIhf- fit Uostuii than to another until be has attained the

c return.

A. B. Macl.cod, Mount Stewart;

Mrs. R. H. Ellis, l\‘lis»' Licatricc Ellis, Springfield; J. K. Mncliay, rlpriin; Valley; (1. (ilunus, ld. A. Mason, Montreal; Miss Lottie Tillotsun, Hu- waii; G, MacDoiinlil, Bostr-ii; .l, A. Gillis, Whim Road i`ross; J. l\'. Gillis, Flat River; .l. Kuhn, S. \<l.

couclic; L. Wood, Mount Herbert' Charles. Biard, Quebec; A. liilus, Moncton; N; H. Asselen, A. H. Dix- on; Montreal; B. Sohmcrs, Boston; R. l". Heather, Amherst; James Mc- Bursey, Picton; P. Grustry, Halifax, rcgi_s_te_reil_at the Queen Hotel, (diur- lottctown, between 11.30 lest niglit and 11.30-Friday night.

Mrs. N. A. Johnson, Mrs. N. ll,

Isabell Johnson; Murray Hnrbor; A. E. Jamieson, R. El. Newby, Halifax

Robertson, N. R. Cooper, 'l`oront'i‘ J. W. Biink, Ilrockvillc; W. G. (locu- ranc, Petcrhoro; (.7. H. llarlor mid wife, St. John; (`f. H. Bryant, Ynr mouth; A. J. MacDonald, Bowilie W. J. R. Brown, John (‘~. (‘o Toronto; W. J. Walsh, llnlifax; T.

W. Canton; Summersidc; G. G. Hessian, H. G. Raymond, i‘»liiu'lot.io town; A. Lanthier, Montreal; Wil iiam C. Rising, St. John; .f. A. Mac

Boyne, Sf.. John; A. E. Morris, Ani berst; G. R. Crmvford, St.. John; F. M. Whnlplcy, London; Fred. Jmiics, Halifax; John J.- Luggnn, Montrcul; II. S. MacQuarrie, Hnliinx; John Christie, St. John; ll. W. Hobrcckc. Hnllfnx; F. Beresford, C. H. lilack< well, ll. S. Threlkwell, Toronto; J. 'N. Lang, Montreal; T. S. Maciiny, Pcterhoroiigh; Wm. M. Mncliczr/.ic, Berlin; -T. N. Forrest, Toronto; John Berry, Moncton; E. I.. Zceeler, Win- nipeg; W. J. and Mrs. Patterson; Montreal; J. H. Mactliiairl. C, l-I. Sterns, Houris; S. C. and Mrs. Hay- d`cn, Ottawa; W. Frrbes, Port, Ver- non; H. W. mid Mrs. lvlaclioiinlrl, Toronto; Wesley 'and Mrs. Frost, Washington; W. V. `GiU0n, Montrcrlil Mrs. R. 'l'. Holman, Miss G. Hoi man, Summersiile: S. li. Mncl`nbc

ton; H. J. Moore, Truro; Miss E. M. Edie, Halifax; T. H. Beaulieu, Mon- treal; registered at the Victoria Ho- tel, Charlottetown, between li.30_ Fri- day night und ll.30 last night.

"We want you to know tluit wr

keno everything for the convenience and comfort of tho amoilr-r, not onlv vi choice line of ciirars, |°.iiI0f0ftH 000 tniinf-cn but pines, nine c‘0anP\°.=. mntch boxes and cv"i'y'f~hif\ir else that li smoker would want. Call in and let us attend to your wants. The Mac- Kinnon lirng Co. Corner Great George and Kent Streets. 5-1MEtf.

tillluntnin, _Bell & Co. for best coal.

lowest. nrlens. 1-23fitf-

PILES.

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judiciary committee today agreed to 'I " '| ' B L] report favorably the Norris rennlu- ‘_ (-_ l ',,|.. i K

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Johnson, Miss Olga Johnson, Mis.

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Boyne, J. A. Ferguson, St, John; "

Don_old,‘Cardignn; C. B. Morris, A. G. _ Rogers, Summersidc; Conlon --

usual_ She will sail this morning on highest; levnl in his profession,

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Who -May Succeed to the l-ligli niisisioncrsliip of Australia.

HOW T0 LIVE l[Ai’l.‘Ili`i`.

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Talk politics. lionst the ball team. ll! Ent.

(fuss the government.

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Phi1“‘i°‘i"““i H M- Wi“i“'“f‘~ “"1"” commission on r'oNvi~:ns/i'r1oN_

F. I‘., Nunnick nnd John l“ixter of

the <`onimission of Conservation nre spcndini! n week or ten duys ou the Tslnnd visifiui: the districts wiierc investigation work was carried on last year by tho illrstrntion fnrni in each dist.rir_~t mid making n selection oi' the farm.

In 1910>-~1l some work of investiga-

tion wns enrrlrd on in cach of the Provinces by the flonimitlce on Lnnrin of the (‘ommission‘of Conservation. in order fo ohtain information re garding the areas in various farm

crops, the management' rx curb farm in respect to crop rotritla , seed aol- 'cctlon, care, uses nnvrl production of manure, the keeping down of weeds, nm; the fucl, power and water sun- oly_ The information thus obtained is considered tn be fairly representative of the agriciiltiiral conditions of our country. lt. is now’pronosed to foln the farmers in condiictinigiin improve- ment asaoclnfion and illustration f rm in each locnlft when-. the in

tha locality.

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You may have tasted pork and beans qficll. but never any so generously _delicious as

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The name DAVIES stands hc_re, as always, for high q,m|;¢_v, gmc; purity and biggest value. Order DAVIES' Fork and Beans to-day and learn how good they are

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Iifftiin DAVIES Ef’»£".$¢3" TCIOHTU

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airliner in spreilvmilirrv and n bill iiivs from land

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ROYAL EDWARD

ROYAL GEORGE -

ynu‘ll ind ilie mp a om. liiuniii-il umeliiloni.

' iiinl ulrl world views

fresh picoiveaqiir xefurry. qi _ . i.=\nfn|n..M»nnni..-. |...nn.....~.....nn.....i..n.»..~. n.»nif...f|..i»...|.--oi ...noni ini inniininfnii lu rnmriliuicin your rninynirnl. Conner.-in-m msrlr willi finals liy lllrnurh Iimilrd llaini ii- Ourlifr or

- Mnnirril. sank in your ueanoiiivuvni. or vinle

un uiunmcfi muinei on. simsiy iliiiim -

P. Mooney. General Agent

Canadian Northern Sicsmships Limited ‘

ll/\Lll"AX

F _ Y ‘ vesfivation is to be continued; the iilustration fnrm to ba owned and managed by nn individual farmer in

The farmers who nre 'earning are

lrnrniniz much from their successful neiirhbors. 'Phnt In bow thi-v imrn, 14 i-“ch contracts rnuld be brought about

if _ .

S. S. Morwcnns May

nsszlay evening at _=,o`i-iork and from Clin o's;l-.irk tliii-lily; ilu' r-unilurr ssasi ii

Tlwsc nloiliii-rs Ari- fin-i rlivw in cvrry

rsrryiu asnoii ora .mil fin: Ionriuf lr:idi~

ni ikrs a w.\for lvip i|||s\|1'p.\'=r.i‘il in il". glorio

ilio Frasnii.

Black Diamond Line

Froiii Montreal From Cl1'Town

29th June fsf

S. S. Ciiy of Sydney June 5lh ~ June Bfh

After line .slvovu d.~lv~i c.\ul| ‘.lc.inier will lwive lilootreal alll-rneitely every \\`rd-

rlolicloivn evely Sfilurday evening al6

rwpccl and .ure especially adapted for Thi- uni-iiuc .uul fif°rvii~1~ are first class

_ ig p ig . . _ _ . _

.mil fllv sail frmii l\loofi0\l io Ch ilofivioiv 1, Syiluvy Auff Sl, ].\liu`.s, Newfoundland,

us and invigoruling q-ialiiiel, combining

river, ;;ulf`and .sea voyage of f`inrlri‘n <i:e_i-H.

In addilioulo passciigrrsa, lil-?glii uill be carried ai lowes! possible rates during

For furllirr paili ol.i|s ns l-\ rulrfi of _ e\s5a;e .ind fn-iglil arply lo

ui|NT.\|N, nl-'i.l. co- Ale:-is -

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\ Cliuiiilleloi n

t fr -----:__--__-_Y __ . __ ~_---4:., _--~~-_~.--

ALL THE WAY BY WAil‘LK

Eastern S. S. Corporation

|N"`|'fi*¢N1\'l`lUNAl. l.lN|‘I - lfnrvn

Ilotlirnlng ||:a\:~.~iln1|i\ ie liuif. lloslon.

Mondays. Vorlnviulziis :infi l""i1l'l 'n, il 7l4.n\. and I'-.rfiand at '

l.uh1_~c. hiusflpf-rl and Si . _l\l1\ll\l‘i-H' lCAi\rll~l{],l’l Vinci. Kor- rire bv-|w|‘r~n l‘~»rllnnil and Ni-iv l'i-ik.

l\ll<}'l'li()|'fl].|'l`.\N t~’|`l'l»\’\|\l|ll’l.iNl'I Iliri-ctuvrvire lvrlivm-n Iioston uno Novi

York ~ms-Iiitvr M-rvire Juni- l0lli to lr~|lr~lohc>' ldtll, l9i2.

l\1a2n|flr‘.»m|.ns=vi' p.i»i¢u\n;;v' x-frilinaliiin

lilhlssiwliilsu its and liunlu-| llill

Freight norrirv llironygliolitlhv _vi-ur For tickets, lit:-railiru :iml inlouniatoi.

~£:niy_fo local tivknt ng:-nts. linmnm-

se srl through todostination.

l.. R Tholnpilon. '1`. 1' A I' A

WM. (I. l.l*`I‘f, Atinl.

tit John. N.

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f°f_= 5

llirecl Roulc to Boston

Conimcncing 7|li .\l.iy and following

Tuesdays, steamer will leave lor ll/\\\ l< l-ZSBURY. liAl..ll-`AX and BOSTON.

» Rolumiug leave Boston every S»uo--

day al noon.

For furllier information apply lo

r. Nicoti.

Agro! lf-li'Town

-jodrfhfim

of them will lt-urn more. ii ffm- iid vnnrn will be matic Lownrila the so- lution of mnny of r.heir‘difli<~_iiltii-s. The farmers will be invitr-fl to meet tsigttber for the purpose of uettinz useful information from car-h other and from the Experts of the Unm- misaion for the improv:-.inriit of their farm mannpcinent and prnrtirr. 'l‘hrr(- hns been among farm:-rs foo mur.h se- pnmteness, und want of cordial cn- npcratinn. These cannot be corrected by bulletins or by speeches. The wny to get the farmers to rome together and do sonietbiniz for themselves and others, something dc- finitm, somefhiny they ran s`e~ and ilnrleriitalid---.soniefbins: that they mn use for their own benefit. When encli becomes a ro-operating partner in

SOURlS, l’.E. island and MilGllill.l~1-I ISLAND STISAM-Siill’ SERVICE

'rum i. sri-on .sin -'ianv synin' will Ii-ive fha lhiilvi-av \\-liarfflfictou, i-\ 1-i \ lil:-u1i:iy ami 'l‘l-iirsdiiy nio|_n|v\ir on .1'|i\i»l~.|||i1- l1im¢»~n lion: llnlilax. for tin- 'ilsgrlslvii lsiamle. nailing at L-ouria, |’. l'1.l goini: and returning.

if-»rp:i'iii'\|l.ir»4 apply to “ m Rohr?

»...n,g,~;..n .ii;»»ni=i ni. Halifax. Cues \ Iii-s_Ag»-nt sl i'i.~|-oi, .\|a'tlisw & Mc I ww. Aigvnfs .qi N-iilin or Wm. McL\.lre l\lno:im'r and fiwrie .

l’|i ion. April '.'2|\rl. l9|Z»

I 'lfitlll '

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Chiiiluilclown Slcsm Nsvipfion Co.. Limited. ('11 nniour ni: i\l~\u~i»i\' ffm '<lli\ of MAY "ll Siennicr ‘ N.niliurnlrsrlsnd" inn,-,-».riyfirlolif-1-in-n for |'ic'~»u.N B..at Blu ..'v|ork n. ni.. lc-ai ing l'l<.tnu on return nboiit |.l0 p. iii.

(‘. min-1-lions rvwidn at Picton for all p;\iulu in i\~ va Heolm.

Steamer 'Empress lr-nn-io h'-.iiiinii-r»~irln for Point du Ussne, _u li . about i0o‘¢‘lork n. m., leavin( nlvil ilu (ilu-no no ri-turn about 4.30 rv. m.. ron- mwiinir with vvnr:-v~s trains lor Ohsrlot- ioiown :uni 'I'iz|\isli. - l‘onn¢=:~tlons insdé

ni. |;ni_n\.{i_n 1 for all points in Vansds uni iii* nits -' lu vs.

G W. WAKl§¥`0Rll.

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'_fTEU'I`0NlC“ 3¢ "CANADAY on. can cnmi do su -nd $8! Thin! els” gnnsasm lnnbsd H closed sales only

ms sr. i./iwssucs. is 'ras snorrssr soirrs ro simon ouix 4 mivs /rr ssii

the vond of the locality. nil will gro

. that more of them will learn, and all

i_ strong in associated effort.

the local iinpro\'r-ment nssocintion (or

' .vr x. ci f I

L°€'l..',‘,."-’-'i'-lone.-il‘$’.f.'.2'.|_°” ‘ _

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