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APRIL 29. 1131

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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDlAlj

Hotel, Summerside.

czss-a-rs-sl

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E - SEVERAL COOKING,

Ranges. With or without tanks. Apply B9 itochford Street.

4274-4-29-21.

Hume. Queen

FOR SAL

_____ ... -. . _.._.. FARM FOB‘ ALE-Ni) ACRES OF choice land situated in Springfield, Lot 67. 85 acres clear, balance under hard and soft wood. Apply to J. Norris Sinclair. 4237-4-2B-2i.

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UifERICAN RUBBER. BELTING, also Rubber Traces complete for service at half price. Clinton Mor- rison. Belt Dealer, Fredericton, Station, P. E. I. 42404-2840.

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“on SALE-SMALL FARM CON- sisting of eleven acres of land with outbuildings and seven roamed house nearly new. Apply John Macifinncn, Grandview. ,

4224-4-I7-3i l

Tilt sans '- BABY CHICKS Barred Rocks Flock, Government inspected. Blood-tested for bacil- lary white diarrhoea. R. 0. P. males from hens with records of 200 eggs up to 300. April and May l7 cents. June 15. 100%. live delivery. James Stavert, R. R. 3. "' P. E. Island

3599 3 3 Tue Well Mch 6: Apl.

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'Oit SALE --‘ MAIIITIME WIRE Fence and Gates made in Mari-

toms Clerks. Stenographers, Typ- iatl. etc, are constantly vacant all over Canada. We are the oldest and largest institution in Canada specializing in preparing Candi- dates by mail for these positions Booklet free on request. 'I‘he M. C. c. Ltd. Toronto i0. i-wstlApi-ail.

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sized house. Modern conveniences

0., Gillltlllfl- 4275-44941. SALES oPEmNE

Selling Purina Oholvl, balanced rations for farm animals. Require- ments. Honesty. character, sales ax- perlenoa, agricultural background. Age, twenty-live to thirty-five. Good ‘opportunity for immediate earnings and future promotion. Apply, May sixth, The Canadian National llotel. Charlottetown, P. B. l. Ask for e. u. Sprsnkie. April za-zli

nous: FDR sue

Exceptionally fine well-finished

times from ore to finished product. the fence that stands acid test of time and use: strong. sturdy, well made. enduring. yet moderately priced. If your dealer does not carry Maritime Fence, write direct, New Brunswick Wire Fence Co, Llmlldd. Monoton, N. I3.

Ii‘. B.-Aprii ZO-Gi.

THE MARKETS‘

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que., April 28-1253 and cheese pricesdeciined while but- ter and potato quotations were un- “longed on the produce and dairy market here today. 0n the egg market, carlot prices of Ontario and prairie fresh extras and firsts lost a cent at 20 to 2i cents and l8 to 19 cents a dozen, respect- lvelv. Fresh seconds were one half V! a cent lower at 1d to 1'7 cents a lumen. To retailers fresh specials and extras declined one to two cents at 15 to 2s cents and so w o4 cents while fresh firsts were two to three cents lower at 20 to 21 cents and fresh seconds lost one to two cents lt 18 cents a dozen. In cartons fresh ibccials were quoted at 27 to 28 tents, fresh extras at In in 2B cents. lresh firsts at 2a to 23 cents ant‘ lresh seconds at iii-cents a dozen. Wklots were 4,980 oases. Ontario colored cheese dropped one half of s cent at 9 3-4 to 10 cents I pound and receipts were 247 boxes. Number one finest fresh and re- Irlded butter was quoted at n 1-2 lo as 8-4 cents a pound and to re- tailers solids were 24 to 25 cents and Pflflilaoiofleccntsapoundlls- "ibis were twenty six. boxes. New‘ Brunswick green mountain ‘potatoes, in lo cents per eighty pound has and iagretailers so cents per eighty pound

UITAWA, Ont‘... April 20-1310 Gil markets continue easy today and illkhtly lower prices ans again re-

sorted from some quarters.

Malone-unis egg market ll isain cosy. Salas of ordinary sack- !“ Ontario eggs are being nlada at "ma: ls cents. firsts l'I. cents, see- mdfl iii cents. with a few salsa frac-

"flwerequoiadat

house fronting on Square in desir- able elidontial location l-louse is large, has excellent finish through- out and in splendid repair. Garage and barn on premises.

Apply, MacDonald and MacPhee. Solicitors, Riley Budding, charlotte- town. 42884-2841

zzChoked for Air. Some little ir- rltant becomes lodged in the bron- chial tubes, others gather, and the awful choking of asthma results. Nothing offers quite such quick and positive relief as Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Tile healing, sooth- ing ‘stacks or vapor penetrates, clears thepassagea and gives untold relief. ft hsa behind it years of success. It is the sure remedy for every sufferer.

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allnardh Llnlnlant for simples.

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prairies are being offered at extras at extras 2i cents‘. firsts 1s cents. seconds i0 cents, delivered. iipr lo- cal receipts dealers are quoting pro- ducers and country shippers extras l’! f0 18 cents, firsts l5 t0 l8 cents, seconds 12 to l8 cents, delivered. MONTREAL-Bl‘ "MN! he" today were 4.080 oases as compared to ‘.777 oases for the cowl!- " day iaat year. The market is lower today and dealers bare are now of- fering for western oaricts extras a0 cents. rims 1i cents. seconds 1s cents. delivered. BAD?!‘ JGIN-‘Hlis egg market is weak under increasing re- celpts‘ and heavy offerings from Prince Edward Island. Stores inaa are mush below hat year. In an circling producers and coun- try shippers for alas cttras is to so cent-I. firsts it to ll cents, seconds is to 16 oenb, delivered.

is apendin friends and relatives in Rose Valley.

end visiting friends in Rose Valley. home, after spending his holidays

visiting relatives in Port Hill.

and centrally located. Apply to A. _

their first shipment of cars this week. Those Studebakers, Sixes and Eights, give a saving of l2 per cent on gasoline and 20 per cent on oil.

At Moore Bros. garage, a compet- ent staff of mechanics repair all

Wm‘ ‘he W!‘ m’!!! experiencing more difficulty in crossing the Strait F1118 year than she has done since she was put on the service, it may be of interest to note what the 1s-

Miss Jean Glow, of Charlottetown, the week and visiting‘

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Mr. Dan Champion spent the week

M. H. W. _____ ______ landera were up against sixty odd makes oi cars. The garage is equip- wanted M]; Richard Km”. h“ "gum"; years ago in the matter of winter ped with a paint shop with a com- f" “"59 navigation across to the mainland. plete line of colours for touching up Square during the Summer season-

and refinishing cars. The garage carries a full line of automobile ac- cessorics.

In the (all of 1867 several square Pissed vessels carrying cargoes of oats to lmgiand. mostly for the Brit- ish market, were ice bound in the harbour at Surnmerside until the, following spring. owing to a. still- north west wind blowing up bringing with it heavy frost and cold. These ships were mostly built in Summer- side dock yards andhad lust been newly launched. Among the owners were the late Hon. Angus McMillan. John Lefurxcy and James C. Pope. all large ship owners of that day. In those days the principal cargo was oats.

On Mely 22, 1881, the steamer Bea- trice, one of the paddle boats which plied between Sunnnersicle and the mainland, was blocked in the har- bour for three weeks owing to heavy ice in the Straits. Every day the ship would go outside the lighthouse only to rstum and report ice still in the Strait. Mr. Lorne mrkins of Sumrnelside has an interesting pic- ture of this boat as she is returning to the wharf on one of these occa- sions. About fifty years ago the “Northern Light," the first ice-boat. and what might be called a. very primitive one, which plied between Georgetown and Pictou, was caught in the ice in. the Strait for three weeks and was obliged to help out. the fuel supply by burning the ships cushions and other parts of the ship's furniture. This same ice break» l er came to the rescue of some schooners that were ice bound in Sumrnersido harbour on May 17th, a few winters later. About thirty years ago the steamship “Minto" travelled up and down the Strait caught in the ice fioes for over two weeks. It looks as if it will be May before the ice leaves the Strait this year. The heavy south west wind on Monday brought the ice back into Summer- sidla harbour giving it a very win- tery appearance. Perhaps so much ioe still remaining in the Straits is the cause of so little herring being caught. B.

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SWISS ARE CHEESE CHAMPS

The farmers of the vicinity are busy sawing and splitting wood.-

Fish On Salevln AnyFormDesired By C astomers

The school is progressing favorably under the skliful management of Donald B. Nicholson.

Mr. Herbert Dixon, general mer- chant, of Btanchel, spent iTne week end visiting friends inllfaipeqlle.

The fish market and general gro- cery store of J. T. Crockett .5: Gom- pany, located on Grafton Street, has a. very large patronage. One depart- ment is devoted exclusively to the sale of fish. Halibut. fresh herring, cod, and haddock are the principal fish on market at the present time. Fish is wlri in any form desired, steaked Oi t to fry.

Clcanlin. . a requisite in any fish market, is the business principle on which J. T. Crockett 8r C0. have built success.

The left department of the store is the general grocery section.

The advertisement oi’ J. T. Crock- ett 8a Co. appears on the Publciity

Page.

A hearty congratulation is extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Maohean, on the arrival o! a bonnie wee iassie. The many friends of Mr. John R. White, Stanchelb up-to-date carpen- ter. welcome him back after com- pleting one of the finest residences in Fredericton.

_.._____l._. FRENCH GASOLINE WAR BENEFITS TOURISTS

PARIS, April ZS-Jkench motorists have benefited by a bitter price- slashing war between American and British motor fuel wholesalers which has cut fuel prices in half.

Last year mow:- fuel was sold for 40 to 46 cents a gallon, and it is now sold at rival service stations for from 20 to 22 cents. This is the lowest fuel prices have reached since the war.

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Huestis Service Station Will Have Six Gas Pumps

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DEATHS

__._.__..___.__._________ PIERCE-At Elmira, April 24., 1931, Cecelia Gertrude Hem, aged ii years, dearly beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. i". Pierce.

.__.... Conveniently ‘caied at the corner of Euston and ueen Streets is the l-iuestis Service Station, the first drive in station in the city. Absol- utely independent, this service sta- tion carries aii the popular grades of gasoline and motor oils, and is not tied down to any special brand. During the three years of its exist- ence the Huestis Service has carried (our pumps. This number will short- ly be increased to six, as two addi- tional brands of gasoline will be sold henceforth.

The station is equipped with greas- ing pit, an electric grease-gun. After the car has been washed, an electric pollsher and slmonizer completes the work. The I-luestis Service Station has an up-tn-date office and ladies‘ rest loom.

WHITE-In the City Hospital, April 28th. Georgie McTogue, dearly be- loved wife of James E. White, Don- agh, aged 29 years. Funeral notice later.

MOEACBERN-At the P. E. Island Hospital. ‘nlesday. April 98th. James A. Mcibachern, aged es years. miner- alfromhislateresidenoalallim Avenue. Thursday, April 80th, serv- ioe starting at 3 o'clock. Intennept People's Cemetery.

I'll MEMOBIMI

lvlelnon of nay Father, isicra. John MacDon- Alloo and Grace.

GENEVA, April 28-Swit1erland claims the distinction of being the biggest cheese eating county in the world. The cheese no. “-n of the average Swiss is no less than 2o pounds a year. Italy comes next with a per cspita consumption cf i2 pounds a year. Holland "the home of the cheese" averages only l1 pounds per oapita and Cierlnany nine pounds

w SIIFFNESS

Many o1 “land's wail subbed ‘h. aaon sass you

In loving Brother and 8 aid, Brace, Lucy,

There is no death in heaven; For they who gain that also“ Have won their immortality, And they can die no more. liiaabcill Lagos.

____-_..€__._.._ ACTOR. NOW TAXI DRIVER

PARIS, April ZIP-Before the war Stritt was a well-known actor on the Paris stage as a comedian and a singer, He Joinedmp in 1914 think- ing the war would be over in s few

‘We-u: higher. UPIIMI from mp1 l-I.

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. . . PM weeks. Ha was wounded several times- and now wears a number of decor-- ations, including the Croix de Guerra g and Mcdailie Miiitaire. He is now in M D, the Avenue Wagram. He says he was not able to goback m the stage but UIDIIIAIQ his training driving motors during Qua‘ the war fitted him, like many o! his gim- . k‘ i‘ comrades. to become ah expert taxi- ‘ n‘ a“ calb conductor. ._ g __~___._._____. . HQBQQOHAAIQI alien-l’- Llnllllent m Pllnplll

that in the pressure of the work a certam “mes m the Summer it is im‘ Intent that iiiei-c was n snlnll dif- possible for one man to make a pro- , ' T,

per audit. ference.

tlon of the Government to keep the present man on permanently l".

tion to say how permanent it will be. but he has had an appointment for the present year."

provision for his yearly salary in" the Estimates?"

the intention or’ the Government to keep that man on permanently "

man, but some mart"

with amendment.

House went into committee with Mr. Mustard in the chair reading of an Act to Amend the Pub- lic Health Act, i927.

n kt ti .It ls d id .

efltertrzies 5:8 cltzizsnsa l: LE egegilio pay 1L out of gcllcr-ni.revenue, or

future with some selections on thel|liutficll,fclstliitisufpifglygvlaelvfu‘ rot‘ ,-".:.l"‘.‘ss"- ll.§‘i:!-

bat; mp6s and a committee COIiSISC-i we‘ Wire H“ 1M7“); “(ixilrlizcllof

ing of Pipers McDouguil and Man-Iéisdnrx“ whiélgwiq‘ ‘vfltl ' ‘. r

derson and Clanslnan Malcolm Mc- ' ' “ l‘ “mm m“

Deep regret was expressed by the

members present regarding the ser- 4 _ _ ioua illness 0i a worthy member Csumm" ‘t “m m“ M‘ James A Mcmcherxh |up in the first of July”

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‘tile Province an equ

LEGISLATURE

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Premier Lea: "They have found‘ t

Hon. Mr. Stewart: “Has my hon.‘

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“and found it “seesaw to keep. alto Ottawa. Possibly wc might have mm permanently employed dunnéhto pay mm" than our proportion un- the year as second auditor?“ ” ‘

Premier Lea: "Well, if you call him

an auditor. It was considered that was l eceasary to have assistance,

Hon. Mr. Stewart: "ls it the inten-

Premiel- Lea: “I am not in a. posi-

llon. Mr. Stewart: “And tilere is

Premier Lea: “Yes? Hon. Mr. Stewart: "So that it is Premier Lea: “Not necessarily that

The bill passed committee reading

Public Health

On motion of Premier Lea the

Kinnon was appointed to arrange am i necessary" to

entertainments on the _ Government will do an and will put .it in as capital expenditure.

‘to will nloav. that the province will‘

".‘QQ-Q+OOOO-O B ' _ , _ i “i? a a, - . g g t l G d , ' iii‘? a ‘ a a . Clggggfigd Advgrtflgnwnt‘ Ill ldli i 1“; DISTRICT A. Requzrement Cdfdlndl will M m .. . .. I _ , . B" n 2 o... amnion . ....-.- . leap-ass arsenal -—-— OF QUEENS - - - ‘ c "no" “mm” ‘g ........ 1:: :1‘ : ma‘ "mls is a. r. e. SOCIAL. Cards , . IHdISPGII-Slblé T0 Lead Delegatzon l‘ M,“ P03" h ‘.'h* It l P. M. Cl-Yildllfl 355k 0! ' M- d Q f D bla C lbernedy “one . _ _ , . . mm u omnserce Buildlnt- vii-H" ii- gonna-rm" o _ e rn L 1 e to a m ongress v N"... M... -"”________°"' '__ " A “r HOME Fouimmu _ Fails WK Used by ‘ f mill-ll! o! “Mn. Elizabeth LV-V-elwdfn m: mvegsfioztéhaqmf: ‘a Ill an age Recessities and j’- . 1 b \\o<“’-7 l: Agent; Wgntgd \. H w , r oompanied by he; dawn“; Mm ;_ “u”. t TUESDAY A! comeniences are ‘nval-a-rv taken foil DUBLIN’ 5pm 29-3“ Emmeme a 0t‘ -.__. FGMIIQ QlP anted 4L menu“, mgveq on m, 1w, “n, ‘o; (rcbocx P’ if“ i grgptgd’ few people stop Q mnydclwoardinal Rouleau, 0.P., Archblshofl For Destroying ‘b - a . . n . 4 _, ‘ f elm; . 1 , “N on woulmn To mum‘ GIRL wrrn IXIEBIENCE ran mm ‘m’ MM’ u“ Mm‘ “u” the CONSERVATIVE com- m” ‘mpmam pm “M 2"“ ‘My’ Datiquai dlwnltilewtoth: Cmildm" _-____ R°u"dW°|‘m$. s ' . . his appoint Ins-n - m *1 if‘ hm”, w, ‘ma, ,4 ,1 once Privately from the Maclnan “W,” loom in wry day W» sum-n cnar- “ °" “m °“ ‘ ° m" m‘ Ffrclluhh H ; mbzilignazlvrvlvlgeilyillzrrvae) will mummfih ma“ Dllal‘ mm] Home’ on Thumb . a u“ s‘. clzver u.» imww“ is M a ,_.al___,,_,lzln,iqg tic Congress in Dublin he... year, lti H, ookworms, ---—-- E - l B ' ' ' - ' Elihu o Jalms , __ _ ' ‘ _ , , ' . pauses Winston 00.. Tomato. .~___,__._,____ _ _ ‘ ‘ghumk b‘ an“ gm city. and the llfiltisoil! of coal for h‘: m“ a““°““°°d h?“ i Capsules Stomach Worms B““'°“'hs _ ; - s. w. a-ra-s-ws-tlsplao. warren» A slam one alias To. Mcomvnay - MALLOBY - A .mm ' " ' fuel w drive Irwin-ow r-ot widely “wmplmym cm“ m“ Rmnm“: ' Wellcolne . ; ____ 5° “hm mom,‘ “my w a a L w a d . . » to contest the District recognzed here at , _ m,“ M, M“ will be several distingushed DIQlQIESJ x _ in "" - Hospital, 49544.24-" ry p" y we an‘ wok ma“ ‘l’ i ll the forthcoming General . ' 5 . ‘ fr- including the Most Rev l-lenrvi I JOX Worm Miscellaneous ' Bt. Ann's catholic church, Somer- . 1cm use this "petrnxi sun-lune’ m ' _ ‘ ' HOGS SHEEP GOATS - *'——-— ville Mass mum“. Eluuom ' the purpose of heatin homes and for omny~ Alvhbl-shop oi Edmonton; ' ' ' Clllilll" i : = wawran a oral. on saunas ' " °“ “w” 1m" "he" m“ ma poll Ia entitled t b g the Most Rev Alfred Sinner Arch- Poul-TRY’ D995 4051c ALFRED McDONALD. PIO- , “ed wmnm ‘m. 3mm] home Pearle Moclilvray, formerly of 3.5g}. 0 B cooking. two fundamental operations ' ' - AND FOXES g mam. Land Surveyor. Herman- we“ Am“; 4g 1493mm, Av, brook P g: 1 andMr Francis Mal m°”““" 57 ll" i5) Ilele- in modem nun,“ Sdcmw “L, o“ bishop or Winnipeg; the Most Rev» $1.00 Size 1 box , ville. lm-Zi-B-lmonth. ‘24a_4_2'a_3|_ “m, a! §,,,},,'.'..,,d 9:5, w," “m: “l” "lumcmkml" "NF-ell flees and sheds of W l. Giills and M" J" O'Brien» Amhbishm’ °t m“? \I EM ' . , » . —— ed in the ho] bu’ d8 t’ ed‘ pol] shoals h", 1,1, n, he, h‘. company’ coal dew“ m, “mm, ston, and the Most Rev. w. M. Duke, l A They do the work quickly, no m. pAPTUEElF-A SILVER. BLACK v n 0 W wk by _ - , A, hush r , ,,,,,,,,, ~ , -- n. _. .. i Fox marked 2 O. . an E. E. J. T0 Let Rev. Fr. McCoy The bride looked "m ‘ppohmd “a ha“ m‘ the ES“ We “l 5m“ S""i*‘-'i 5‘ c 0D D vamome" ("insoles .. mm“ U ‘m’ (“d °‘ - T. Lloyd Boulttr. Victoria. P- E- 1- ——*---—-_-_.-_.._..._._.___ very ptgtty we...“ 1n blue Wm, "M" “Em” ""1? l" ‘he 00b Wharf. All kinds cf coal are The Mm‘ m“ “m Mme“ “m” for “ffliiwtq“fzigflthrhlfgffd “M” I Z A I‘ . flM-i-flii-Sl. T0 Ill’! - FURNISHED HOUSE. black 10x n“. mck_p1ece_ ma‘: mm’ neetinl. “unable, Sydney spflngm“. 1m bishop of Toronto. who is eighty-one l ‘ i ~ r} b ur l. iucnfy and and ,~—-————-—-——--—-~-—-—- APP“ slmhwm m“! 1.18m, 10m u, one,“ them hm, Au. rou. CHAIRMEN a... vemcss. Albion Nut. Albion Stove. YWS °f “Ke- Wm “me if his “will l‘ O X s“ “Y "m4 ‘ Mb“ . ualgdggdslitnnlllt, n: amigos: 4240-4-28-21. m“, . .. (Pamot PM‘: requested to meet in the Com- Albion Round and hard coal. Coke Pemlis» 1i 1S ‘mmmmed- PUPPIFS sass mo sun: KRESO i m "nil - - . , . 4 em convenience. Centrally located, Situation‘ wa“ted ggpyL mmcc Rooms at ii OCLOCK and both hard and soft wood com- QUICK ACTION INEXPENSIVE D I i; ~ Apply cur-rom- mi-Ma-ai. ____‘_______ -___-___.__.._. A 1W THE SAME my viii: gircillfiiwvlazfuslr- h l t C l d , Cl b “uh-M i - _»- -- Mrs. c. O. Buck has arrived from By Order - - C°~ “We "M16" a e Qnlan ‘ l an... n. 0v booklet ilabontifl of “ Ifrlcrzrnurgawlgso wgmflpThlg-ISOSITION sandals; Bukvme, N B" m a vim w ML w_ J_ émsom rail anfi watsrlconnecticins. alflid lhflVtz u U s n i}... car-slurs. n” LOWEST z ‘l a m" Guardian. eszs-a-aw-ll Buck of the Singer Sewing Machine J. J. MAQpQyA " m!“ “Y “WY ° w“ “F “b e i‘ ' . i1i..§"...“°°‘°“‘°" ‘,‘°‘i=.i".‘1"’...“'..'.: -___..__.__ ~ 0...... ~ 0......“ “°' c“ sec», or we Mmthly Meeting o 1m NEMA worm CAPSULES PRIc E s ». ' ‘ WANTED WORK AB HOUSE- ' 551g 59L“ 3y ‘ . keeper. with one child. Apply at —-—— . For 5MB once. Box 147, Belle River. . flw_‘_u_m The regular monthly meeting of - _ ~ saar-s-zo-zi. STANCE“ AND "cm c - ~ the caiedonian Club was held in the G- L s... m ------—_-- "Y - ._. Permits Chan n c1 t R00 m... . U U I “guilt: fiugilirpAgllilll-sez‘ 94-3 L Mlle Help Wanted m, Jqhn ref-QR, w" ,, new, m ' - m - g1 g also, the nlliesident? £1131. SUCFESSO" To '--—-—-—--—- -- __.___._.____ _ ‘ V3530‘. to 0hu.1°ttemwn_ Gefl Ts A t McFadyen. in the chair. After the lWaCKINNON DRUG CO- pQIlItuCEALIApB-iyONE V$OR£ONTPS WAX-ll"; G A MAN you ‘mam WEDNESDAY reading of minutes and other routine - - . " _ _ ‘ Ra _ 7___~7 &V_/_‘_______ Norm Riv". uwbbna‘: Work eves, Scuqtrglgoiztbai Mm Ne“ oamemn ‘M “me .1_3°__wuk|y “n” Se,“ A .n y S p e e d business the matter of holding the ->- .____ - cc - All annual Gathering was discussed and . . ,- ,. , N, __ _ _ H daughter Catherine Jean, have re- memllg and adhermts “km _ it d med w k d n ‘t no. suihnlnl. inc nbucnuut siloulli The lands 5Q vested are described I08 seal. T0 LII‘, BOARD AND wrung __ A MAN “m FARM turned home. liter spending a very i" "tend -— visitors cordially -—-\ w“ cc m“ e m, ° “ e be properly rir-ui- ‘ill rm bill its follocrz: .00.... aiglll on band at Guardian work. Apply Goo. Dookenzlorfl, pleasant week in Charlottetown, Kiilalvme- - Hearts Memorial “Free wheeling“, one of the latest “milllleinelilsv fl" m“ nigh‘ 4°‘ m... mu...- (i:s;uu;~;s'ir;n m, ¢l-......@\ W; u... u-Mg piece o, parcel o, Offics. i! York Point. 4li78-4-29-3i. an“, 31m thy welgothe guests o‘ . 4210-4-29-11. coliltrlbiltlOlliS to Lautorxzlliiie $125133; 2:19isnlfrglcélllthzflzeltgliigglgli)izilli/Jfilliiflglz- 1.0.011“, to was allowed to 31mm‘ ‘and _ . conmmwing at a point m r , n _ , eel‘ n , an mlova ion c y _ _ _ _~ . .- HHL. _ . ~ mg, sans - nan! osnalaon, WANTED uwucnlaraw sxran- r l s my w Dublin,“ no,“ hmh ,,,,,‘,*;,,,,, Claiminun T. F. White notified the. .‘,5."" m “in.” "'1 m“ m” m‘ “m” "°““d"‘“' “f m“ 3"“ 8W W" Ofl- PPY n cnce man or farm work. Herb . .4 ‘ ' ~ " ' ~ W“ "1 " " v11 w Wwre W0“ c u er- a am a l ms Euato i a f . ' Club that he would give an histoilcal c0 wmmm W” """"“ ‘ “ " l R ‘i l ‘l ‘d l‘ l l’ Street. laal-t-rl-al. Dennis ssusnncls. 4274-4-29-41. Ml" m“ 9h". °i milfliiiitiflwn- ' ' a“ "l" Wm‘- “l “Y “Pwd- is °“° . er necessary m take advantage or 5cm b the continuation of the . m d! m k d cg 9n [tlons of the matures o, m, Swdebakfls sketch of the me of Admiral Coch- <1 y 5pm “B ° w“ m "Mung , _ , ’ “me heme). known as Lord D _ m“ i-!"'=l“i~ cast boundary of the North River ryrEwltITElt — REMINGTON, GOVERNMEN! POSITIONS As friends and relatives in Rose iral- _ which Will bc on display “i MW" ' u“ “on. all. tllr-nuyr.» iTlliltd that Road [b01199 norm 73 degrees an used 0W0 IIIOHIYH. bargain. R. C. Letter Carriers, Mail Clerks, Cus- 19y, Years A Bros. Garage, 256 Queen street on dmmld- ‘me "7 u“? "Wsl {alilmls ‘"1". . . I ~ .. ,, , . . ’ ' _ . g0 t d M B c“ mlrals of the British Navy a‘ ouvllll. GlllLlillll lll council can anlhol- “nnuws mgr gcggrdmg g0 the magnet s“ “r “Y- 0°“ ms- "e “Fe “K ' ‘ize any oillclal of the Department or 17.3.1, Qlqflg {he 5mm, bgundgry or