sis;

tting away furs,

overlook_the{:ct¢?'€

r - ro prlglsfylzepruined urlngthewann

d 'd pgdectsafenguardan area

Our BED BUG KILLER

will quickly rid thehouse of

25c the bottle

.l. G. Jameson Dflllgioi

SILVER As A Gift

Makes a very dainty

and useful present. We are showing a fine assort- ment of very new articles in sterling and plate.

G. l'i. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician s1s1+11lull.

thispest, They cannot pos- , _ -

_ slblx exlst where this ls -~ _ -1'

Y 5 ds

na. ’ 4

Mail Contract

October next. 1 .

information as to co ns o propo

Moth Halls' ed Contract may be seen and blank Gum Camphml _ f' forms of Tender may be obtained at

Moth Proof-Blggs-_ ._ . the_Post Oiiioe of Richmond and at_tlle

Post Oliice inspectors Oiiice,

Charlottetown, 19th April, 1916.

9376»4-21Mf'.lwks.

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_ . I _ . ' ~ '. -_"_: \ _ _ _ v

_ l .r‘f?<I*;ff

TENDERS

ELLIS RIVER FERRY.

SEiALED_'i`ENDERS will be receiv-

ed at this office until noon on

SATURDAY. APRIL 29. 1916. from any person or persons willing tu contract for the running of the Ellis River Ferry for a period of one or three years from the first day of April, 1916 according to the speciiiications terms and conditions to he seen in this oflice.

The names of two good and respon-

sible persons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract must accompany each tender.

The Department does not-bind itself

to accept the lowest or any tender.

_Tenders to be addressed to the un-

dersigned and marked “TENDERS

‘fr

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

April 19, 1916.

Printed notices containing further'

uditio I s'

Llrésr

r irllE‘lo5lll

omce or me Post omce Inspector The following additions have "been ‘L

Nap|»_ha1ineF és’ ' JOHN '_-_ wHE'A.R_ mails to the strength of the 105th m

` Post Oliice inspector. B“'t‘"‘5°‘_ `

John McKenna, Richmond.

_ Murdock McQueen, City.

James H. McDonald, Hopefieid. James Mcinnis, Thorndyke.

suanmn rnsnlsns. anal-amd to I ` . . I

the Postnmator General. will be recei- l - l "` -' _ A < - _ ved at Ottavg until noon. on Friday. --1' 5 : f l _ uieuzlfdliwlnez °1glf\‘il'm° caglgymmmw ' I _.Ll .1 » f a ' o aesy’s s,ona ~ ' " ~"1_ -» ~ C -~ 1 »~.»~l»»~»»» N 1-,A256 103 liver- a gill wal 0cver°iIinl?a‘Ir1igaiiroute No. 1 from _ -_ 9 \ _ ,_ __ °

Richmond, P. E. island from tho lst

_ ` iilller lnleresli _

tary duty,”

INOCULATION WORK.

lent. Thoninson proceeded do Sum 2,,

erside yesterday afternoon on mill C

Nicholas McLoi-ian. Pater’s Road. C Eldon Darractl, Clyde River. G

oylo. A M C left yesterday for t

eorgetowu where they will inocu- “‘.|;:um_l|°n uesihffi, from Geomemwn

hiellt Mclnerney. instructor ingphy- sioai training alld bayonet fighting left _

_ggnpanies _pa'rtieipa_ti1lB-_ ‘

flue liunonso ovinfsrneuonl. lu

over strength totalling all ranks U53. _

u Monday for Sunlulemldo-whereshq ported for duty as _ 91113” 0.|lf:|l9|__ ill conduct ll. specia'l_co\lkse.inr1JIil'll Chaplain for the 105' lx Batiaiiolya _

,.11

nselulsnrsl. l=AnAoE. _

'rnere was a resunonlsl lmrldo was

l°_'.‘4¢y afternoon '.ol\"-11°" '°"~ER°.l' ' ` »

.nina at victoria M-k.e‘=“A”_ and' ‘B -

_ _ i.. _r_;__\_

_'rue iorlll Battalion n~it~tho nrowlt . le ringtone hundred andthreo men a

`/~. ' .I 1 ` ` _ _ l_CHAPLAIN J_0IN8. _ » .

.~ lIi<.1.»sl*._'-»-.

The new set of instruments for the _

al training and bayonet lighting »for` is-at present in Summergille- f ' ' _ _ 1 f; ~ the officers of the detachment there. . _ » ' - Q V f . _

'”"' . NEW~ INSTRUMENTS HEREJ _ _ _

THE PAYMASTEIL ` > ` ‘ »

1 _We have ondiand

~*‘&

fl\1a'Hli_fYAfP‘f_ __

Ll l. .i 'ir

nav. cant. Plus Mielonalu has Ei-_ - Std* A n

,________._,_ .

' s

lollel Campbell a short time ago

William Howatt, City. Charles McLellan, Peters Road.

Bridge. .

John Whelan. Covshdad Road. Lorenzo Paquot, Sourla.

Joseph Acorn, Glen William. Charles Clow, Summorslde. l William R. Dennis, Marshfield. Alex. McDonald, Hunter River. Ernest Rockwell, Ocean View.

John McFarlane, Bandmastcr. Benjamin Stentiiord. Nicholas McFarlane. William McFarlane.

Frank Worth.

William Johnson.

Robert Perry. G. Charles Batt. I

'Frederick Matheson, Oyster Bed pl

Also the following' members of the A,

_ 82nd ilcginlont Baud, ‘Cllarloltctowllz

late the luen of the detacllnlcnl. station

_ -iw-

, “Filter Alo."

Aid.; frgm Sergeant instructor Rodd,

lo5'r`H. P. E.`l., l-llc.Hl.ANDEns.

The 105th Battalion has been util-

lloll." _ _

fl THE SIGNALLERS.

W ¢ io..- _ __

- _ ‘ _ ;-.1 Il. _..l _ ..,'; .~ ; _ .~.

_ l`- 1. _ I _ `

041

Capt. Dorsey. M. 0.. and Scrgt. V.

there. When their work is com:

eted at Georgetown they will leave

f r Souris where similar work will he (3 carried out. _ t

Tile lnefhoff the detncllmellt ut Sou-

rls alld Georgetown are receiving lec-

Wfes and dem0I\B"flU°"S 0" "F|l‘S'~ Battalion, who recently returned from

cially doflisuatedlllo "10-‘itll Prince Ed-~ lslloll in sl. Jolln up lo lilo time llllll Wllrd loltilld Hlglllhlltl OVl)l'S(‘i\li Uiilla- he rpculygd hh; injuring lp action

Samuel Cam bell.

_ hoped illut in the near future he would

Tile Slgnallorl-l oi’ the 105th under U

Philip McMahon. John Doyle. Edgar A. Acorn.

business.

their work. By day the park roadway C

Slgnalnng 36|-gem" Instrucgor Kemp. the close of his remarks u hearty vote gon are maklng splendid progress lu of thanks was tendered hinl by Licut

ore lc uns pay g the men station l

od tllorc. lio left ill the afternoon

apt. Moore returned to the city yes- erday.

INTERESTING TALK BY ` CAPT » - MAY. »

Capt. 1". F. May. of the 26th overseas

the firing lille in Flanders gave a very interesting and instructive talk to the olilcers of the 105th Ilnttulion on Moll- day lliiornooll in the Arnlouries. Capt. Moy described his exporlellccs from the time of his joining the Lilith Bali-

wlllcll resulted ill his being illvnllded home. The Captain stated that lilo few months which hc had spent in the trellches were the most evcniflll months of any year ill his life, and llc

o buck again ill the firing lille. At

olonel Campbell on behalf oi’ llllll-

Capt. l.. A. Moore, Ilaymaater. re- 105", Band which were ordered by C

ill

for Sourls where llc pnld the men of ,L "D" C9" Wil” “fe ‘l“‘"I-51""-I lllem- struments yet brought to this_Provillce.

Beer & Goii's.

and Franco good wide silks in the new

,nk and grey stripes also black nlld L I _ & white rllecks. $1.05 per ynrll. Stall 0

l f fm . | .1 \, 1 1; self and tile officers wllo were fortull-

ror 1~= l~ S»~~=»=s~»=- .l:a::::.°.. .;..1la:. .

L. . c

S ta r P bli W lr Lieut Colonrl Cnnlpbcll loft yostrr “H5000 wlwll to the surrounlllns-\. 3'1"" ““°"\¢“” i"l'¢"“B‘-lllg “ilk b¢'f0l"`

e o c or s. - l * ' » - ' ‘ ' _ ll

DEpARTME?qc';.~ Qptypupygyc W0RKS_ day for Sunlmersidc, on Regimental INSPECTLON AT PARK'

Now that the mild weather is here

9363_4_2ummW_uErmw4i_ _ PREPARING FOR THE RANGE the men of both ‘~A" und "B" Co's are

doing and will continue to do lnutll

more outsldc work y0,.m.n|ay 1,011, been promoted to the rank o_l` (‘upi:lill.

Mnsketry instruction and nlinature ..A.. and HB.. Cds paradpd to victoria

rme range work is bemg carried °" Park where they were inspected by

1-°_DAy_ i’l;c§l;i}in1g91'_1`l;es;i];lg'h;bue_ §9§3;l%_c_g@§. SERGT. INST§gaT_'gg_. HAWKINS Twenty one mga! “D” Cl) under Quarter-Master sergeant. p. m., for the purchase of that-desln _ _ command of Lie 'I ' McI.alne left Tues- able farm property at North Betieqlle fofggiilfngilggslsggftggk Iggglkgfglggnf day afternoon _ for Georgetown The nano of ine 105th Battalion pro- llwned by James M. Hacker. This pro- tal Insuuctor in the 65th Highlanders where they will enter quarters and rc ccedcd to Sulllmersidc Tuesday nflcr-. ert '

p y consists of a main farm of H M 1 ' eighty four acres situated on the north hsurgxto gcffgegltggalggeclgaglgr 255;): 2 M' _ side of McDonald's Point, and a small- th 105th_ ~

City M88iSL\'Htes Court 9 a.m .,

Peoples Theatre 7 and 8.45 p. m.

Prince Street School Concert 8 p. m.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.

45 p.m.

BIRTHS

BEl.YEA.-- At Richmond, Va.. on Thursday morning, April 20, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Belyea, a son. 10% lbs.- Mrs. Belyen was formerly Miss Kathryn MacKintosh daughter of Mr. Peter MacKintosh Belle River.

% DEATHS

MCRAE-At Mount Vernon on Wed- nesday tho 19th day of April, 1916, Martin M. McRae, youngest son of the late Alexander Mciiae aged eighteen years and live months. He leaves to mourn a. sorrowing mother and six brothers and one sister. _

'Our dross goods department has

the addition of some lovely goods ill blues. browns. and old rose also twcells in different colors. Stanley Bros.

9444-4-27-M31.

"See our new crepe dc chenos in

white. black, blue and old rose. $1.65 Dol' yllrll-. Stanley Bros.

l 9444-li 2:7-Mill.

“Furs Maple Sugar nlld Syrup just

x"6l!eiY0l:l utBecr A 0oN’s. "

' ° 94334-26-1il3L

Auction Sale

To be sold by public auction on Mon-

day. May lst. 1916 at the hour oi' one o'c1ock at Cliflml Corner. New London the residence of Mrs. William McKay with dwelling house. work shop and liable containing half an acre of land. Also household furniture consisting or stoves,_tabies, chairs, lounges &c., lite.

Terms made known at sale.

93444-2ilMthtul'.il. '

_ _

Tr ~_Sch_ool l 1 fora ursesi- -e

0f|Il!oi~

lim

the otlice of the undersigned up to and

er farm of twenty four and one-half

on Bedeque Bay o f about iittesn

ster areas and mussel mud deposits

several outbuildillgs.

teen acres of-cleared land in a good

age, Tile remaining ten acres arc covered with at good growth of hard and soft wood. forming a site very suitable for n fox ranch

getllsr or separately. bllt a separate tender is required for each.

- f"_» ‘fa

t_\3

I Mig

W. \\_ uoitY.U.t¢.

premises at Union Road, Lot

33.

ON WEDNESDAY

- MAY 3RD, 1916.

These farms will be l-lold either to- c0MMEN¢|NG AT 1 0'¢|_g¢|(_ p_|v|_

SHARP "

Tenders to stale prices per acre and Sq-6CK_4 mares 1 due to foal May AGENTE - MEN_'5R WUMEN --

tlle terms desired alld to be marked 3. 7 milk c0ws_ 12 young came; 20 "World's Greatest War,” beating “Tender for Main Farm" or "Tender pigs- 20 sheep. 50 Helm 1 pure bred all selling records; sample book ro small Farm" as the case may be, llunilng Dog ' free: experience unnecessary; make The highest or ally tender not ncccs- Cm)|»_100 buslmls pluck Oulu (Old IUNY' <l0l|Hl'8 W°0k1l’- Wi" B991*

sarily accepted. 1shmd)_ 40 bunhels Outs (Balmer )_ 50 Pubiisllors. Brantford, Ont_urlo.

NEIL M°LE°D» bushels Mixed Grain. 20 bushels ' 93°'0`4`mm18I

SOIICILOF- Wlheat. 50 bushels Potatoes. early and ' 1""""'?-"-é-M 'l sUUll1l€l`Bi\l0- lute varieties llay and Strgw. or ale

3234-i'141l1f2“'ks ~ 1 llvll>l.EMl~;N'rs- sllarlfll nalrdlroll FOR sA¢_E__¢¢1-|-“lg ON m¢H.

~ - iiarrows (new), Disc liarrow, Man- mmm st with an modem Conwy.

Um SPl'03<|0fl ual' M0“`0'°~ Bal" llient-cs. in first class locality. Ap-

Wagon, tl Corin. Sprillgtooill Harrow. Ny ut 9 Amy SL C|,a,.|,,u,,wwn_ Potato Scllliiillgli nn\lGMl_Julrl;:lr_.u Gxnllli 9430.,|.2l;.1vl|;lpl1.

-_ _. , , _ Plow, Sligo ’ow. rn ll ' ur- - - - <- _ “-~~` 7'1"' \ nip Pulper. Wheel Illlrmw. Thresllillg Fon SALE” PURE BRED Yom( 4 _ _ \.~ . shircs four io dlx weeks old $5.00 Q.. _,A (_ Outfit. Gasoline lullglno (Olds) Grain _, _ _ d Q i

' />` Crusher Trellll Mill iluuobout Wag~ °3°l‘- `A' I' M‘*°D"“"'l “°“r H' “""’_r.....“.»" "" ou, Express \Vagoll,' Double Soatell __ _ _ 82°3'4`wM12I'

_ _ _ l lvagon, single ltrllnwr 'rim \vllgoll. 2 Fon sate-'rwo vAl.uAsl.s nzsl-

Synopals oi Canadian Northwest wma slollllls, Boll slelgll.-Double

daily in the new mlnature range at the Li '_ C I I C b H An th i _

=, F F Arena Rink' TMS 'w°rk is p'°°D‘"”" ecltio O one C amp e Id il er u n- been 1>f0m0!0d to llegimelllal Quarter-

spe n the ompany r l was car

nlsnr or Evryrs s l T ll ml.. l .1 rlfgsgnhepmcuse mhexeusmmn "°“°“f°'“°"‘°"”‘°'

.1 . ea ed en ers w rece ve e ' ‘

FOR GEORGETOWN

tc enough to be present. Capt. May

lo olllccrs \Vcl|llusd:ly cvonillg.

PROMOTIONS. ‘

Lieut. C.J.C. Stewart of "U" Co.. has

temporarily ill colnlllnllll of “tl” Co., Sulumerside.

Sergt. Cyril iiughcs of "A" Co.. has

master Sergeant.

Corporal Nornlnl S. Caswell of "A"

Co.. has beell promoted to Conlpally

MILITARY FUNERAL.

0 »

There isa modern dwelling house of °h"" Tw°”,"“v° Munn' l ' WU 7001115 and YWO large UBTUB With

The smaller farm contains about four- _Q p_ 5- l l I -p l g ..n,_ -1-ul- l _J

acres situated one mils distant along ‘ '_ `

gle Road leading from Summerside _to FOR SUMMERSIDE _ edeque. The main farm is all clear- _ p ed, well fenced and in ll. good state of Major Mcmm' Capt Smnway‘ and _ . cultivation. It has a shore frontage Ons osnt por wana lint Inner-tier* In this column, half out por _ chains and is within a half mug of oy. nord sash continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

me °f °“'"“"°“ am' “"1 B .°.'T.f".';.‘if.‘Zi‘.'.§. ?.'§".1'.i’§.'§.'Z’.5$‘.T.`i’;. Asentsilvanied `“l$l..€{tl.‘r.Z1i'“i..?.!.‘i5f..YE’§?.f’H3 lllai spring of water t one end, tllus ' ' - > ` , ' ‘ ' ' - afforlllng ldcapcoudlfiong fm- pam.. WEST to "ll by Auction on his AGENTS wAN'fEn-‘THRILLING 10.14.: lbs. lnllll. Apply lo Ilrrllll

stories of the Great War. Large. profusely illustrated, only $1.00. Men and women working spare time ordering ill hundred lots. Quick snappy seller. Great money maker. Sample free. Winston. Limited, Toronto. 9374-4-21-M81.

La d . seated Driving Sleigh. llahy (7l\rl~ingc

llentlal properties ill suburbs oil Cllar_ ioiiotowll, 20 lnillutes wulk from

l r

rllrc, nuslll-0. szss-4-lslnloll

ron SALE.-" FARM. ao AcnEs._Nsw

dwelling house. barns. Apply Jollll Chappell. East Royalty.

oalll-4-1olvl12l_

Miscellaneous

THE BURE- BRE5 CLYDESDALE

stallion Bandit 8463 will stand for season of 1916 at owner‘s stable. Wallace Stcnd, Highfield. '

9424-4-26-M3ipll.

Help Wanted-Malo wAN1'Eo`-"'Ar once A` 'ooe`l3

strong lllall to work on fnrnl ons

~ who can manage _horses Apply

il. ll. Mouse. Kcus llgtoll.

0450-4-27~M5l.

n Regulations. 'lulmlp nllll, lloullo nlgger. nelnlw.-i

Cream Separator (now).

ness, Cook Stove ilfonle (Ionlfort) Silver _Moon (No. 12), Air Tite Heat

er, Barrel Cllnrn. Extension Table and