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September 24, 1919,

,. ' I far netchefs Innis who for three years has been

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A' few days ago Mr Roderick Mc-i

' manger of Clyde River Mills was' pre- 2

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' the following address: t

Dear Sir,-We, your friends of New m

your care and competenc as a miller.

“Died Wm* 5 We" “ned l’“\`S9 “lid United states would be the largest in W

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he discount. - v t 'Dwight P. Thomas, vice president

nd 1118118801' Of the Revere refinery,

motion of sugar in the

Post olllce Inspector Tanner Green; hen asked about -the capture of the

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A995553 Am; pggggn-|-A-|-|gN‘ sugar. The averaBe price is 8.40, less them in to Quebec and would- have _ _ __ __ _._______,_,,__.____.,_,_,,_,,_,,_,___ ~

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em here in the morning. N fi,§__,_=..-.».= _ _

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was 3 800 000 wus' fm' the "I" 'lx some gunplay at Carrier Junction, but

onths of this year it was more than

Glasgow and adjacent districts, wish 2309 000 tons and wma probably so II to convey to you our appreciation 01' Over 4,000,000 by the on of the your g

, ._ . _

Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies: A _baby’: medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of

and tho pleasant and genial manner to the patrons of _Clyde Mills and to ull you came in contact with thus making life brighter.

cept the enclosed as a token of our esteem and we have expressed thc

HIS l`BfilI9l'Y, he declared, is produc t

tire demand of this countr and that

_ Ii supply fo _ United States. The present shortage H1513 “ll 0V9rl_._tbe_.,,._c0unti‘y. ovon,_,»

mg “bm” 2700 band’ 3 day' Hemid been made Mr Green stated pos"- that the refineries can supply the en- mvely "Noi at ML.. No arrests were

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l‘ie ex ort t d .

ln` conclusion we beg of you to nc- éfrect R, redrgcee foe" not haw; 1:; '

e said th t it was apparently some ramps wb5 were making trouble and he station agent tired to frighten hem off. Asked if any arrests had

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May Be $100,000 ,

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a remedy forthe common ailments of Infants and Children

hope tha-t [your services niiy still be L

hough the refineries are puttingout ‘

-lqieboc, Sept; 19.~Ac`coi-ding to

_ ENDuRANcE

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retailed in Clyde Mills under the new

thatbrought Castoria before the public after years of research,

management. 'If not, we wish you ev-

nld that consu

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M,-_ .p_0de,-wk Mgumig he 1 S ,fry _O Q °?“'m-`y‘ Last ye” bandits, admitted that there had been

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time or year.” " " “

more sugar tl‘_ali.°Véf IWIUT9 at ul"-""'iber,y at I-Iarlaka yesterday morning

oillclal,,news today the train; rob-

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Look around at tho men and women r’°lI I

" ealthy ol

and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30

years has not proven.

What is CASTO RIA

, ery success in your new sphere.

Signed on behalf of your maui’

friends_Willlam Bullinnn, lioruce Il. Ling, Artemus Moffatt, ll. E. Llagnfill, | Edward |Seniple, J. L. Stevenson, J.

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Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant, lt contains neither Opium, Morphine . it-ri' other narcotic substance, Its .age is its guarantee. I-`or more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the i-_-licf of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhocu; al1:zyi:.g Feverisliness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids

B. Dickiesoii, llonuld Andrews, W. Moffatt, ‘,Watson Scmple, ll. Buntnin R. Hous-tc-n, A. B. Dickinson, Jzinios llaliuun, Willard McGregor, James Andrews, Cyrus Smith and others.

MORE SUGAR USED

SINCE PROHIBITION

W. people being responsible.

PARIS. Sept. 22.--A Merriham.

secretary of the Metal Workers Union, of the bandits.

ci-caterl n sensation at the labor fed- wntioiiconven-tion in Lyons yesterday IW d9n0\mCi¥1E "-the wave of immor- olity which threatens to submerge

Say Loss'Can't Be Big

on the I. C. R. Ocean Limited train,

_ _ brought the bandits close to, or not

"""*----- more than, $100,000. Two Quebec

_ banks alone had sent more -than $30,-

MTNOGRALITY WAVE THREIATEN- 000 in packets, which were stolen.

ALL CI-A's3E3» HE SAYS But they lose nothing, tho insurance

No trace whatever has been raised

_ Halifax, Sept. `19.-The military au- ull classes of societiq-the working thori-ties here safy the government lost lf’ " _.._.. =-.Ll .__ Y pr _.ala

meet in 5 uiuglo day. Ono glam-o lu enoukh to tell tho ones with plenty of rich. red bluutl, strength nud pllyuli-ul energy to buck up tht-lr nmutul power and make them u nuuoous in wluslover Ii ll fall

li-on-4N’uxM>o|l-IPOD. It often lnerenoel tho utrullzlls niul ondurlmro ol weak, nr-rvuun. run.¢lown people In two weeks' time. It is consenmtivtly--estimated that Niixnmd Iron is now being used hy ovcr three inillion cople uununlly, and it hu! hue used ami) endorsed by such nicn ll

l ey un or o. - Dr. James Frunnls Rulllvrui, formed? liynlclnn of lkllnvu lloupitul (Out-door T’)cpt.),‘.New York, :ml the \Voul.f-luautrr (iourity lloupifnl, nays tlml. to lu-lp mnlus ntrong, keen. roll-Iilonilvil Aiiiericisliu there is nothing so valuable as oriruniv

Central Drugstore, and H. J. Mahon, (Montague.)

U. S. Comniisxinner nf Immigration lfnn, Aulhmiy <`"'"i~-ui. sim tin-ami sin.-5 Judge (l. W. /\ll<insou, of the (Tourt of (flaims of Wusliinirtnn, and oihrrs. Nuxatcd Iron is dispelised by all good druggists everywhere.

,Sold in this city by Geo. E. llug hes, Apothecaries Hall; E. A. Foster,

BOSTON, Sept. 22.-Not only has

‘ the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep;

The Cbildren’s Comfort-The lei-itlicr’s Friend.

to th, estiinates ol’ refinery i'eprescnl_- _

‘ H atlvvli, more sugar has been furnish- “Hand ‘luring the Wal' WUI WIIO f0\"

HIOFIY was one of the most aggressive

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1 = Just now, he said, his refinery is .-._ i| _:fma s...»s-a i,.,,,,,,,,,g ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,, ,200 ,,,

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In 6 V Y e tho lapse of tliiiobelsveeli they arrival

of cargoes and the heavy export dc-

'rnl c¢N1'/lun com-/.ilv_ me-_-1 -mm: clrv IIIFUNI-

prohibition niateriully increased the C- cousumpiion of sugar but, according n

lun Socialists at Zimmerwuld Swit-

class more than others." _‘M- Merflhilm. W-ho is one of the So- l inlists' who conferred with the Ger-

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l eil this country this year than ever

_ before These fact'-i' were brought out

Bears I-he Signature of in ii conference ln the Stale House “Our U’ defend the 93°C'-'UVB 001111111!-

yc.-:tcrilny bctwecn tho (‘oiiiinissIoi\I:?e °r__lh6 federuiifm “gain” cmIc`

X on Um Neces_Sari(____ or LHC _,md mm] sins -lfy the extremists for tho fiasco

._ . . rr-prcsciitlui.: the local i°ci'inorlc.-i. ‘_"Im"h m“"ke‘I the P"°Il0~“f`U ll‘3Il0I’f1I

W li Ln-ecii niinigei tl' i io mcii “rum of ‘mly 21 lash IIC TIUIUIIIBII

that one reason for thu present short- age in sugar is the great dcinand all over the country Otlici cniisos .Lic

4,‘l00_ barrels a day, Mr. Green said the sugar was distributed to custoni-

I -1. * ._ TTY

Q I ' ers as equitably as possible on tho

Holsteins For ,Sale

We are offering for imincilinic solo

the following lot of high class llol- stelns:

Three pure bred crows. Two pure bred heifers_ Two pure bred heifer calves. - Two pure bred heifer calves.

One 'two year old bull.

Six high grade Holstein cows. These cows are all rlc`i in tho some

blood as “Rollo Mercenn Dc Kell" the world's champion milk cows, and arc bred to our present herd sire “Inter-

no.

Easy terms oi’ DHYIHUHE-

GAVIN HARDING,

_ . Grahain`s Road.

1007-9-18MtI1S4i.

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Notice to Mariners __

S c h_0 0 n e`r "Daisy" _oi Charlottetown sunk zi mile and a half south 67d We-st oil' Augustine Cove, P. E. I. in six fathoms of water. Stern standing 15 feet out of water.

' T. G. TAYLOR, _ Agent..

1084-9-22M6l. .

NOTICE T0 TAXI DRIVERS

,_._._.

_ Cabman engaged regularly in conveying passengers must obtain Licenses at once from the City Clerk. All others intending to do taxi-Cab Driv- ing during Exhibition Week must make application at once to the City Clerk for n Special License.

Violators of the Cab Bye- Law in this respect will be, fined.

1082-9-2ZM4i.

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Farm For Sale

The undersigned offers for sale

her farm of 75 acres, 65 acres clear balance covered with soft wood. Situated at Five Houses Fort Augustus Rural Route No. I 1 mile from Hagerty's wharf and 1 1-2 mile from Schooland Church. A beautiful spring of water a few yards from house and farm.

If not sold before Thursday 2501

Sept- will be t-old at Auction on the premises on that date at 2 o’clock P. M.

_ B Ordcr

Mrs. EDWARD BIIIT I

prices.

l'Iioiie

200 MEN WANTED

Fm, cutting puuywood at Cape B|.e_ The price at thc i'viinor_v is iilno

,_ $2_2.- ,_ C rd for cutting and cents a._ pound with :1 discount _ roi'

S(xl,{mDing’_ ESS 705 éents ,_ day bO,ml_ cash Within seven dn~ys._wliicli brings

‘ ~ - I . ‘ _ to

Men desmug to work by month wages the actual price on tiose teiins 540 to $48 per mouth with board sup, 8__82 cents a pound. Brown sugar is nlicd, free transportation. Camps nll graded “B '-0 ‘l“*‘Il_tY» me hlglws' New and g00d_ grade being 15 points below white For further information apply at 1"” - - '--'f- Y --L Employment Service of Canada . _ -wi "H

3=i2-8-1¥=-Mff- ` ' I Administrators Sale

` 'rENDEns do ssoat tiieuntier

We are prepared to buy any quam- any of 0C,__ 1919_

tify of ho_<_:s on hoof, commencing Mon Tha g,_ g_ "HARLAND" was hum, day 15111 Sem paying highest market at sheiburnc, N. s. in 190s,iteg1stef-

For information call breadth 27 feet, depth 6 7.10 feet gross CANADIAN PACKING CO. LTD. tonnage 352, Registered tonnage 217.

Plant, Kensington Road and is in first class condition. She

U47-9-15-Mtf. ernment to iun from Pictou to George-

Y basis of their purcliascs for the last

four or five mon'ths, about one-tliil-il going to the confcctioncrs and tho rc- inaindcr to the jobhing iriulo.

Market Building,

Charlottetown,

P E Island

a re o -

signed. for the purchase of the steam- er HARLAND and the schooner GENERAL MIDDLETON will be re-

'i" ' , ceived up t) 12 o‘cIock noon, of the 6th

ed dimensions. Length 113 feet.

J. M. ROOP, Manager Has good accomodation for passengers

? is now under contract with the Gov-

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complete the contract for which he is to receive a proportionate rate of the Government subsidy, or accept de-

Dtrsinnlilc shore farm 100 acres The --GENERAL MIDDLET0N»f was

.»_bout .I0 cis-:ir situ:ited_ at French bum at Bay du vim N_ B_ in 1855 iwwl, nine nnlos from L.harloi»teto\vn She is gg 5_1() feet in ],,ngth_ 21 510 \\'ell \\'nieroil and good soil with lib- hmm’ g 4)() ,]0D¢h_ g,~(,SR tonnage unll:|iim» oi' soo iuunurc, handy church- 71_-15 I-pgysic,-9,] t0,,nm_56 6733 reg-15. os. scliool nntl butter factory and ¢e|~.3d at L;),,,¢h_-lm, N_ 13" Sepmnllye,-_ _:lures with good buildings. Apply to 1917_ Dm-;,,_,; Um “-|,,t(i,- ,~,yJ917_191g

___ _-va town and ports in vicinity, to the

close of iinvigutioii. The purchaser to

”°‘_"' livery at its termination. -

ROBERT RHYNE5| she was retopped from thc water line

D\1nSiafl'IlBEB up, all top timbers. stnncheons, tran-

_ soin' stern frame, knight heads, bltts,

M onduy

I'in-silny,

t Y W ' ' Y mooring clificlts, hawser pipes, bronk

S' S' Allgood sailor and carrier, null failmbe

_ (DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) . inspected at Picton.

Illlfini-I '”F1XllibIti011 Week." S. S- The right is reserved to reject any

l`u_~'.-:le will soil on following schedule: or all tenders.

lollcioivn 7 n. ni. _ Administratrix | Monday lcavc Charlottetown for Or- Plciou, N. Sept. 5th, 1919.

llvell, 3 p. ni. 931-9-9ME2wks.

'|‘ucsiluy, leave Orwell for Charlotte-

i.»wh_ 3 “_ m_

l1r\vi'll 4 p. »m. t-t-“TEV "f

_ v , __ _yer \\ otlliesrluy, leave Orwell for Char- _ iotl_i~io\vii, 8 a. m. “x"`¢:`§l"'{/"?':F'T‘

\Vc<lncsday, leave Charlottetown for _

deck hcams, lmtoh conibings ami hatches new. Cabin and forecnstle re- newed. Has ii new bowspirit. a new topmost, new sails and running rigg- ing and a new boat. ls in thorough re air and well found in ever r s ct

lvavo Victoria for Char- SARAH J. McLURE.

Icnve Charlottetown for 6, X

labor lenders in France, took the

the pretensions of extremists of lah- oi' organization who -talked of such plans us a four-hour_da.y and said what organized labor needed was to get to work. “You talk of u. revolu- tionary situation." he said, “but left to itself, the proletariat could accom- plish nothing. The war has sharpen- -'rd all uppetitcs and provoked all sorts of covetousness In all circles, even among the workers. ‘Idealism has i'oundered under base material pre- occupations.

‘lMoney is everything, no one wants

anything but money. We mug; gave the working class -from that wave of inimorality."

M. Merrlhnin‘s speech made a deep-

impression on the delegates, which wus' evidenced in a great ovation as he left the platform. I

Trades Congress to Meet `

Hamilton. Sept .1r.-Following

closely on -the conclusion of the big industrial conference at Ottawa, the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress will open its tlhirty-iifth annual con- vention iii this city on Monday next, and in spite of the secccsslonist us- pect of the One Big Union idcn, and the disinteresting influences' oi' the Reds, it is expected that the conven- tion will be one ‘of the most import- ant in the history of trades union- ism in -Canada.

PTCSIUSHI T0m Moore, of Niagara

Falls (0nt.) who lias-~§een~.n'tower of streng-th for “Union of Unionisni" dur- ing the various critical periods of the year, will be chairman of the gather- ing. Delegates will be present in force from every corner of the dominion where organized _labor is a factor in the industrial activities.

The question of the eight-hour day,

right of collective bargaining, imnii- gratlon nnieitdments and other sub- jects red hot' from tho consideration of the industrial conference, will have :i prominent place in the programme ol’ the congress. -

Matters of proportional representa-

tion ln parlitimcntary elections, re- construction, and soldiers’ re=estul\- lishincnt and possibly soldiers’ grat- iilty, will~be brought up for discuss- ion and the policy of organized ln-bor on tlicse important issues will be dc- cidcd upon. Responsibility for und the effect of -the ill-startcd strike at Wili- nipeg will be given considerable con- sideration . i Lessons lcnrued from the metal

workers' strike iii vnrlous parts of the country will be discussed. .

'l‘hc (‘uundi:in'Labor Press declar-

os that “ull points to a lively time in the ambitious city."

The convention, it is expected, will

last all week. 4

FOUR ARRESTS REPORTED FOR. TRAIN ROBERY

QllI<)l)E(!, Sept. 20.-The capture

oi' four men suspected of being the bandits who looted the mall car on the Ocean Limited train, eastbound from Levis, Thursday morning, was reported hereafter 1 o’clock this morn-

tlrwnll, ii p. ni.

lfl-iilay, lc-ave East River for Char-

lollcloivii, 8 a. ni.

l~‘ri<i:i_\~, li-ave Charlottetown for East _ _ _

liivvr, ii.!li) p. m, SEALED 'l`ENl)Elt-S, ncliliw:-isml to

sitio,-.|;.y_ maya Charlottetown for the Postmaster Gent-ral, will be rec-

\‘i<~iori.i, 0 11.' m. _ eived at Ottawa until iiooii,, on Fri-

Saiurilay, leave Victoria for Char- day the 24th October, 1919 for the con-

prtntowh 2 p, m, veyance of His Majcsty‘s Mnilz, on a will-9l8M10l. proposed Contrnct for four yours slx

times per weok on the route Charlot-

" _ lg u tetown Rural Mail Route No. 5 from

Fort Agustus _

500-s-ziiuwedslpd. _

Annuaulieeiiiig

The Annual meeting of the

S ring Park Black Fox Co,

C.A. rooms at 8 o’cIock on the evening of October 2nd. 5 R. E. SPILLETT.

1 Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of propos- ed Contract may be seen and blank

the Post Offices of Charlottetown,

37, lohnston’s .River and Mermaid Farm

Tim above farm of two hundred and P°°t Om” I"5P°°t°"

l'ifty't250) acres 60 to 70 acres clear P°5t mme IllBl>€ct0r's Ofllce.

:ind burn thereon on the St. Peters Charmttetown' sept' 12' 1919-

Itoad and fronting on the Hillsbor- 973`9'17`Mw°d3I~

ouilh River is hereby offered for sale It lies about one and one half miles we-it from Mt Stewart and one mile A.M.

"f Garage EASTERN suiusiu Luis, uc. 0 1...

the lst January next.

_“_” ‘forms of Tender may be obtained nt

d t th ill f tl 1 Om _

i‘il\spe‘::tor.e 0 ce 0 le ,ost ce

_.___ JOHN F. WHEAR,

‘ 4 15 0.00

skiing and has school house on cor- ' _ - 5-0410.10 ner of the farm. Distant from Char- . ' -4 -|NT'lNAT|°N*L |-I|N"" 5-3510-50

lottetown only 16 miles by road, rail- A t ob” “H FIIIGH1’ AND PAISINGII IIIVIGI _ 5.0011.80Arl'.

way r boat. No suitable farm- with Il om sa e ne and Stationary » Bat, Dail

ii botljcr nr more convenient situation Eh'-|n“ remind ' ` 'T' Ja?" ‘Na .°‘T°~ ‘ || ||ohlyI|ex_;y;|t,_| can bo round anywhere. pm»¢ "Ng" mg spgcmg qumn, 5¢°°m'h|'D "Governor Dlnllw will leave Bt. John every Wednesday at 15 g\m_| , SM” "V °“”"° ““°"°“ °" “‘° "’°”~" um criimm ou not :E mos Q "'iiil° ‘$1 iiilnl s°l"id‘lt:¢' =ii\"n"i§til<`ii-lhIi'llt.l°ii\li»':é) au a ton io ' P`u'|P'u'I,,

- - ' M u ui zotn a f o l~ s B el ly rnl 0 0| I- N- 4.00 mo,

Lain W|II be held ln the Y' M' lil»ee8rlir;xt(l’il1;yst C2 o'cioci:yngon. c 15 nan experience Thursdays. The ea‘“.i'da¥ trinl are direct to Boltollfdue there Ssndlrl. I 5.152' l.'15‘ D' Sliiillilinittlzii

For further particulars apply at the 0. m. L | 0.4 | 7.25' Murray Harbor

“Isl-lslomece' Charlottetown of the un Direct connzdlha: l:Irr¢?p1o5t|?s?i°xo°|i:|:i'|P fIilrPNew York via Cape In ix". " ”°'°° '" 'nm' ""‘ 'mm G

d sn <1. ` Leslie ' _ ' n.'n.ul|.sus5i¢. w.'r.uuooAN.

ing. The nrrcsts were made at Carrier Junction, -Levis county, and it was stated that the police were bringing

FOX CARETAKER WANTED

I desire the services of a first class

man to act as caretaker for fox ranch must have some experience willing to do his share of the work, married man preferred. Ranch situated four miles from Charlottetown willing to pay good wages to the right man and give him every comfort. Apply by let- ter stating age, where lsst`omployed, married or single when can you re- port for work and any other informa- tion that will help you in obtaining the position. .

Apply LEO FRANK

o nioney'by the truin robbery on he Ocean Limited, and if any funds

not see they say, ow any rge nin- unt was -taken and If bank bills were stolen, they were no good to the thieves.

ed for the payment of troops. They do

h Ia

is ci-mncso wi'rH same emi. ‘ “nAr=|=|.Es"

NEW YORK, Sept, 19.-Charged

with being a girl "Raffles," and con- fessing, the police say, that _during the past three ,months she had robbed fifty apartments in the Hunts .Point section of the Bronx, Molly Rosen, 16 years old, was held in $2,500 ball here today for examination next Monday. The girl, according to her alleged coil- iession. said that \vlicn she "worked" she averaged three apartment house burglaries n day, and that lately her operations had been on the basis of an eight-hour davy and six days a week. Sundays, she said. she "rested," because her mother, to whom she

employed in a downtown storc. Her raids, _she said, netted her $4,000 in cash and $3,000 worthy of jewelry.

iN Mt_uoRiAM

LEMUEL P. BEER.

At Roxbury, Lot 6, on Sept. 8, there

passed peacefully away after un ill- ness of four months of anemia, Leni- uel P. Beer at the early nge of 30 leaving to mourn a widow and one son and daughter. Much sympathy i-s felt for the bereaeed family. Deacons- ed was the youngest sou of the late Mr. ‘George Beer.

MRS. WILLIAM STEAD.

Mrs. Rebecca il3laisdell 'and wife

.of Mir. William Stead, at the age of 59 years. She leaves to mourn two daughters Mrs. John 'McLeod and Mrs. Donald Gillis, bot-h -of Upton and one son George, at home; also four sisters and -two brothers uninc- ly, iMrs. George McDonald of Red Hou-se, Mrs. Herman Wilson, Souris, Mrs. Peter -Curtis, New Zealand, Mrs. Joseph Swallow, Charlottetown and George of »Red House and Human., Charlottetown. A devoted ChrIs`tia~n and member of the Presbyterian church.

She is not dead but asleep in the

tomb to await the final resurrection 95 carriages followed -her remains to the cemetery. The pull bearers were William Mills, 'John H. McKle, Alfred Burke; .Peter Curtis, William Mc- Kinnon James Mclienzle. The hearse was driven by 'Charles Coffin.

Just beyond the waves of Jordon.

Just beyond its chilly tide, illlooms the tree 'of life immortal, And' the living waters glide.

In that happy land of spirits,

Flowers bloom on -hills of gold.

And the angels are waiting.

Where the pearly gates unfold.

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WHY BE ONE A OF THE CROWD?

The DeVere Aviation will

make you a competent pi- lot. Course of flying for

der reliable instructors, cor- respondence course in tech- nical instruction, directed by flying men. Admirable landing field. Trial Flights.

.Write for particulars. _

DeVere Aviation School

P. 0. Box 133, Cli't0Wn, P. E. I.

946-9-15~M2Wk|

Truro. N. S. ' '

were stolen, it was not money-_intend- 1-

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Preferred by Onlaiis sfaiion.

paid $20 a week. supposed she was y ____ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___ ,.5

S. S. NORTIIUMBERLAND

Special _Service between Charlottetown and

Daily (except Sunday) Round Trips.

Leave Charlottetown, 6.00 a. m.

Leave Pictou, 4.00 p.m. . '

District Passenger Agent’s Office,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

1.003-9-18-me5i.

Canadiaii National Railways

Pictou.

SEPTEMER 20'1‘lI, T0 SEPTEMBER. 29TH. '

During period of Charlottetown Exhibition

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EXHIBITION

OPEN TO ALL KINGS COUNTY

grounds in the afternoon.

Amusements of various kinds will be provided. Train arrangements will be announced later. '

Special Prize of $5.00 is offered by the bank of Nov

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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWA ` PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Time Table in Effect, June 2nd, 1919

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Eastern King’s Agricultural And Industrial

SOURIS TUESDAY SEPT. 30th

_ $15.00 in Prizes offered for all kinds of Live Stock, Dairy. Field,

Garden and Orchard Products as well as for Household Science.

Auction Sale of Pure Bred and Live Stock will be held on the

For Prize Lists and all other information write the Secretary.

_ _ _ a Scotia.

o_uris, tolbe awarded to the party winnin the greatest number of

FRANK MULLALLY, C. D. MCKINNON

President Secretary

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