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tar ai-r_ m -'-"' ' ' _ Bnunnf m uqqggn {||`m||c‘|1._ ._ -THE GRAND DiVi8i0 Sons of '

W . *Temperance of P. E. lalanr'meets in|§[gl§?“5lx"'1';‘;“c*i’;*”e'1;_“$v1‘};‘3L_;l“¥5;ce?;

ins. suing and comma at Bourief ‘

QHAO. W. NEB. Agent, Pietou.

W. H. etarratt. Manager, Amherst.;

Harbor, M. i.

1314-llltl.Dec.ii6tlt _ _

PLAN'r_];_NB 1

The S. S. Halitax will sail irom

Charlottetown for Boston ~ via~ - Haw- kesbury and Halifax every Wednes- day at 6 A. M. Outward passengers may remain aboard steamer Tuesday night without extra charge. For tur- ther information apply to

JAB. CARRAGHER,

AGENT.

Cliirl0¢t6l’DW'|1. P. E. I.

mr.

;¢s»'~»'v1 " ' s

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL~Ti-_iE-WAY BV WATER. iNTERNATi0NAL LtNE. .

8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER

_ » Non omotev.

_ ' COASTWISE SERVICE

` Leaves St. .John Mondays, Wedues ds_,y‘a'and Fridays, at 9.00 s. m., for Eastport, Lubeo, Portland and Boston. f Return- Leave Central Wharf, Boa ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-. days at_9.00 a. m.. for Portland Etat-N port, Luuec and tit. John.

DIRECT SERVICE.

Leave St. John Saturday only at

7.00 p. m. »

lieturn--Leave Boston Sundays on~

ly at’l0.00 a. m.

_Mama sTsAMsH|P Lina.

Direct between Portland and New'

York. 'Steamship North Land and North Star.

Leave Franklin Wharf, I Portland,

Tues., Thurs.. and Bar.. at 0.30 p. m. Also, _Mondays at 10.80 a. m., June 19 to Sept. 11, inc.

1 METROPOLITAN LINE. - 'Direct between Bolton and New York. . ' - _ .-

» 18|/| Hours. ' ‘

_‘ -_goats via Cape-Cad Canal: ` t'e_g_a,9i.eal _ Steamships `liaasac~ liusetts ln'd»B\inker'Hill. " _ ~ ,_ Leave _North _Side india _ _ Wharf. Boston week days and Sundays at 6

¥_. ru. Same Service returning triom ier 18. North River, Foot oi' Murray St. New York City. __

lt. .Iohn City Ticket Office, 47 King St! Wagga nl Pm-1 1~liil~-'st"the hoine of Mr.

A. G._¢.'.urrie, Agent, Bt...iolm, N. 8.1-' A. E. Flimlhg, T.F.. I. P. A, Bt Jilhli 1 N. e_ _’

- CANADIAN GOVER

‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFF

Trains outward--Read down

P.M. AM. AM. Atlantic Stand 3.45 11.50 7.35 Dept. Churlott 5.00 1.15 ti..’iU Hunter 5.45 2.00 0,02 Emerald 8.22 2.-19 9.27 Konsillgt 7.00 3,30 9.50 Arr. Summer

_

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Guardian

TMEF

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Organ, Capt. Dolerey.. has disc arged a load ot coal at on Hill and sailed

part cargo ol potatoes,--P. ‘ ~ _

* -MOONLIGHT !X¢URill0_N.- Re serve 'l'\t'esday.eventng, July ll for the moonlight excursion im the steamer Northumberland. Rakeshmonta ser- vaad-fflsnd music and A deliglsttul sail. An evenings enjoyment asdured.

998/I-17M1i.

third quarterly session at Margate on Wednesday, July lilth at 11 a. m. Pub» 'lic meeting 8 p. ns.. Delegates mot, lat Kensington Station.

978-7-15M2l.

-_ T .ol . an expert s.ia

enoe!'a%cEr`y' erk. gill.) The Ee-:W ___,,»_.N_____ _ _. ,

tate. James Kennedy. $06-6-Itilti. M B_ “__-17;' “___ Mm M _

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ill?

column.

qui, not

Bill!

-W. K.

Summar-

hy their sister. Misa Lia gas- ot Bosnia. are visiting in Dariyiev till

on 'rsursaay :engines my :msg s rum or their asus ana uncle. r- “BQ 0 ' -_-_f _ ___

V _nssrnn nonsu '

»'l`fif0 dqilxth' ecclgri-iid in this city on

fm (£0-__ _._ ex __£_._________ _______1-vids; night srisr.nsu'is1usssn._a~_m_ W-ii. tr di ~~ ;.t‘.':“°.:..'.€:2.";';..:°i:;

in poor health for the past month hut.

_ no serious complications were antici-

._RA¢;E3_.p|¢¢m¢¢ H9", R,,c"‘ pated as he was able to go around`

"I9 |10\l{l_0 at times and seemed to be rezaining his strength. Death however had marked hiin".\ind he tell asleep quite suddenly on Friday night attend- ed by his devoted wife to whom the shock is a severe one. Besides his

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a sal* ,g. 001 ue.,e non ps, s _,ql;u\-in ui be hols

nr`ar n..e"s$`y‘ib00wtu1.`. »

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2.40 Clase'mlKe'tl Knit mile heat. Free- For-Ail Class'-lme Heat. it enough horses enter a three minute or green race will be started. Entries close one o’cloek day of race. No entrance (ee will be charged. Suitable prizes will he given rio winning horses. Race to

-RACES AT 8EARLETOWN.- As the rain put the lribosh to the horse_ races that were to be held at Summer-_ side on Dominion Day, a few enter- prising young farmers oi Searletowp' and the vicinity. and who think theyl have “some speed", organized a club’ on 'Wednesday 12th, they gave exh_i<_ biticns ot their speed, on the Searle-l town Speedway. There were quite a crowd gathered being somewhere in the vicinity oi two hundred people.. The drst heat a 2.19 pace was closely contested by two oi the country‘a fast- est horses. Fleetloot owned and driven hy Percy Allen, and Victor owned and driven by Clayton Green. Victor. how- _ever passed the winner by only af slight rhsrgin to his credit. The next. the 2.24 contained three; Maud S. owned and driven by Joseph l\lcBride;i HBPPY h,v_Earl Leat1`l. and Charlie by_ Kiér Allen. in this hest,' Happy nook.. the lcad_lesv_ing" the rest far ln the rear. 'i‘hen“came the 3 minute_trnt.‘ and there‘_,_were hut' _two hors_‘e_a__in it Lady ow*n`eil ‘by Ioseph‘_lilcBride and-

the heat. The committeehave decid- ed to hold _another trot on Saturday the 22nd and a still larger crowd and‘ better time is anticipated. Don't forget the date, and come-one, come: all to “Senrletown Speedway."

IESTEIIII FEISDIIILS

-Miss hiergtret Rix has arrived

.horns from Boston. Mass., and is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rix, Bayside, Lot 14.'--P1

‘ -Miss Maggie' (Jones. Roxbury, _Mass, ie`_ spending a [ew weeks with friends in `Arllngton,,'Bayside and Port Hin.-P.. _ - _

-Mrs. tllevfl John Jf"}Br`sn|t_ord Port Hill;-has arrived homaetter fa

Englh`rid."-¥P`. ' --

-'-Rev, VV. D. Reid, Montrealf with

his'wii’e and son,-are-.spending a few

Archibald Mont,g_oinery~.-l_i’. _ 1

NMENT RAILWAYS

FEGT JUlAY_lt.h.~ 1916. ~

Trains inward-Read up

ard Time A.l\l. P.M.- P.M. A.M. etown Arr. 10.15 10.20 River 9.20 Jet. 8.48

on 8.23 5.30 side Dept. 8.00 4.50

P-*P*

J'°F=*°.°!" eNbw» @"|£U22

6.15 8.00

P.M. - 12.15 Dept.

1.57 3.32 4.40

Summer Port Hil O'Leary Albérton Tlgnisb _

¢';°?° 'erase _:me

10.38 11.15 _ 6.40 Arr.

aide Arr. 5.05 l 8.3L ' -

2.07 12.55 12 .00

maa9¢ . . _ __ 555mg'

Dept.

’l`ues§r_Sat. Tues.

Mon.Wed.& _ 'l`hus.& Bat.

Friday

8.55 15,30 Dept. 950 7.25 A'.

e=»..»»sF*"‘Ueeee ‘¢' = ‘ =>~ 'ef get

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Emerald

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Fhariott Mt. Ste Morell St. Pete Souris

6.60 Dept. 8.40 9.17 9.47 11,1 5 Arr.

1 £‘5P‘~;_._'f_'=f§°;=Q’:n:_____i£9_

' Tues;

., &.

Sat. ` l".l\i. 8.35

t"."' an oe

Jet. Arr.

5.50 4.10 3.24 2-5|) 1.25

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clown Arr. wart

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Elmifa; Dept.

F' lg o.

AM. 8.50, Dept. 10.00 10.30 11.10 Arr.

Mt. Ste (Tardiga

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m~‘*~r?" . ;__. U, $==$=f'

wart Arr. 8.60 n 2.39 c 2.10

own Dept _

So

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Chariot( Vernon Murray

_ 3.10 Dept.

4.25

5 55 Arr.

All Trains, unless marked, rho iia'iy Bunday excepted. V .

Mwrtf.

wer? 'cow =~¢§

__ Lao

All 9.15 _ 11.31 7.'oo

etown Arr.

River Harbor Dept.

_r`-A. ' __ _Q

Light Cool

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for D‘res”s‘ytM

V. Light. cool comfortable,

shown here in great variety.

suits, two-piece suits, mesh, hal- briggan--any style-is here inryour ' ge rr. A* .

~ irlgliuaize. Selling at low prlces.too.

< ' ' fli s »""'i ‘ ' '

No matter what you prefer.union __ _ _

f 1:. "

Malte 'l`UPLlN‘S your ‘head-

quarters for what’s 'right in _tum_t_s_hings.

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Underwear

_ ub0&y_ _ _ ~@ _

breathing? underwear for. ments __ . ,_ -_ ._..

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.“f.Ris bent Tu "&' _ Bleick&"Co'

Dolly by George Runcey,Lady winning;

four monthé visit to her parents in|

1

9.03 '

_ Preserving ' I

start at two p. m. Temperate drinks. ice-cream, refreshment and. lunch table provided on the grounds. The track is in excellent condition for racing now. Come and enjoy a pleasant aDternoon’s apart. Admission to the grounds 150'. J. A. _McDonald_, sec'y. ' _ __ _ ‘_ _ __`\il40-7-i3lii4i.

o\J1'i.o`bi< rjon oai=oNs~_ _

The demand for eapona ia not as yet

large in either this country or the. United States, but several demands for

information on the _subject prove thi; many poultry breeders are serious ' considering selling' cockerels tor] sale as capons in the Fall_ There ii a demand for oapons by the higherl class hotels and restaurants. “but” the neceaslry operation must be prop_- er_ly_ performed. as dealers and those purchasing will not pay capon prices for “sl`ips." " _ ' ' =

A few general remarks on _the ce.- pon are given. below from the Couir try. G_éntlernan_:-

On 'the average. farm all cockerels.

that are not sept tor breeding sur poses can be ciponised and disposed or in thelfall a'n'd Winterimore aliso- tively than it they are sold in the Spi~1_iB_0s`broil9ra or in the Fall mi. roasting* chickens. 'l‘hi`s» is especially so since the birds will have ideal- growing conditions with a 'small Ioodcost. F_rom‘ the standpoint. ot the p_roduction"oi’ _poultry meat or high flavor and quality me practice is

very desirable. _ ln the same length ot time it' is. possible to produce capons that will* .weighs hall’ more than they would have weighed 'aa cockerels. ‘ _

_When it is eight months of age A

cockerel or the American breeds will weigh from 4 to 5 pounds. ` The same bird it caponized when about _twelve .weeks old; can he easily made _to weigh from aix_ to eight pounds. and the resulting--iieah wtl_i,b_e.sorter and posaesaedjol' finer' tditure and.. au- perior diver. ' ‘ ' ' ‘ _ The canon' at eight months or age' will command on ‘the market from twentytwo _to thirty_ cents. depending upon the season. While the coclterel

will bring fi‘om.t\\i\-tqg;\ to rgwgggy. tive centa'._f 'These _fferencés vllry. considerably thi'b\_\ghout_ tha. year, the hlahellt capon prices"b'eing reiillzed during the holidays. _ The cost of feeding a cspon during the eight months' period will be much less than that of feeding a cockerel. because more of the food consumed is stored up on the body as flesh and lean is devoted I0 SUBYSY- Alter the Giwration the disposition or the birds becomes modined, they become quiet- er, standing close confinement well and _'not attempting to iight or tb quarrel and iight among the'mselvea.1 .

_When desired the capons may be _ used in the colony houses' during the early Spring to never and furnish nest for the youngsters as they are put on the ran e. '

S

'|`|19_ belt canons are hatched in early

Swing and operated upon during early Summer. before extremely not wean. in egins. The birds are then ready di" lvlfket during ana mer me han. il’ season. _ C°°“°"°'l 0! BUY breed can he

made to increase in weight; by hem; Clbonized. The larger breeds will per- mit °f m“¢h Srsater gains andere

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the ._

signature of _

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Berries 1 . 1

preserve jars-and you will 1 iindthe beet in our line of __ 1 “Royal Seal and Mason Jars. ' _ Now is the time for you to'

_ draenveigrur straw_l_1ei_,1;ies '

» an ~~ sp mes-an ue

btrrlg will soon he on the “Hams _

' rEaEi‘vé`--use a lfoyal 'r

absolutely' air tight

` time to buy. _

-$___$_¢

Wx E3' 'treal

A you want the very best in 'f

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The biggest value---the most

outstanding offer---the closest price named by any concern ._-in Canada .from the Atlantis to the Pacific. 1 Justthink ofthe comic t, l a u nd' A " 't

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:.‘:a;.°:.i..i.“;‘ g::.r.1:.'“.:.'.1“:'§:‘.§.‘:'5‘.;§i-' ff‘:oT3‘l“`i§.?l to smoke, and the women to "fancy 'worlr.w"b»;<i‘s. nothing n_earlg_so nice asa Lawx_\-,Sivingr if-._-‘;.

_i`h1s is a 1% full size_ Foutf; Passenger Law' 'Swing

(which means t at it will carry six childretgl' It is made throughout of good quality hardwO0d,_every sei; painted. seats and swinging uprights varniehetll clean. natural color. T e construction is :passive throughqupevery part isbolted and~~braced`;'., It 'ie strong. rigid, well balanced, lightrunning-a value that challenges competition. Completeywith bolts _.and

brace'_S`; also instructions for erecting. Price.........$5.89 (Lawn Swings inf Furniture Department)

Pitt the Price to this Ad-

. other at once by Msn- »_Complete _1lliits_?f

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'iMail“'Ord‘cr Value n W

I _'___H656~=-Tl)is"ls`_ one of the biggestliammock s_ut*_t_ 3-

., pr-ises on.this~page; this hamrnockjs e_ve_n largéfr _ '

'-1 than rnauysoid a great deal higherm price; madei_n*¢ ¢_=_

attractive assorted full_hr1ght stripe pttterris, can- _Camp ~Sf00| vas weave, size 76x32 inches; finished with stuffed

~ p|liow.obiicesled=spreadenfringe trim-

> med valance#-a wonder at our

~ » ‘Price 89:

l 7’ in i

A Sensible Summer Bed

fitrii-*2-i1%k1.so c for Babies _

Time Fro

l Bugs.

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H14~A'io_e;nisll;le etylevgalilykllsmmo lt, open gauze

weaveeo that -baby can'_»get the fresh air; gy coverl the top with cot_t_1>n_f\y netting. _babé can enjoy the frezli air cs s.=.:~'°:*.s‘1f;.°a.i.-.°1-... s=‘:.':.1.~°'.:'~.;f°°:°° sz 1 an , _ _ s ai o m ` it im'>os:il3iie tor-'baby-_to fall aut. This is ng? a chgap ‘

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H15--Baby Hammock Stand for above; price..-....1

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Fresh Air and be Protected. at the Same

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g _ - visa missing psssetsfuta wins su1sm,'...m..¢'.

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