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-.Having taken with me my son-in- 'l ’y,‘ H. J. Campbell, as partner, we £90 in the future to be able to give you better service. The Rawleigh flltors, spices, medicines, stock food

P°ultry powder, are growing in .fp or _wherever introduced. Qur ainl ilpure goods, direct from factory to

tionguiner. Soliciting a continuance 6}"'t e-generous patronage of the past vlt€_`al"0 yours for service. -‘ N._1°. nocxwstl.; - ‘ ‘ H. J. cAMPsEl_1.. Wlflity' customers can secure goods frtsih-'our store-room, J. H. Gillls', (‘r. Q/rent George and Fitzroy streets. We Iafyd -place sfor a few good live Elon who can furnish teams. '

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Safe -

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your Yictory Bonds around the house A when' you een get I a Safety Deposit Box _ 1

' 'll this Banlt at very 1

smell cost where ` _your securities -_ (bonds. insurance policies. etc.) will always be safe_- eiweys easily acces-

sible.

, we glualy give I I fuiiinformation about `I - our Safety Deposit

Boxes (different sizes); call in and I' see them.

Plid~upCapltnlI 0,500.GU

Reserve Fund l1,000.000 Resources - 130,000,000 -

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' `_'_ _~ DEATHS

SM_Al.LWO0D--At Somerville, Mass. off zpleurisy, Margaret Barrett. the wife of Dr .George W.. Smnllwood. Fdnqrul from the residence of Arthur G`ates,`this afternoon at 4 o’clock to Pe!_>pls’s Cemetery. -rieenl-lAuen-lu this city Thursday lttne 13th, Willflam King, infant son of_~.YvTm. A. and the late Clare Eisen- l_la\1.er,_'aged four months. 1

REX HEART

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._-Gail. No. 2066. Ame. No. 45912

11' ayrst eau-1 was Alruflu by Pilot od`i”um, sire of Peter the Great. Sec-

dndlam Gala. by Tremont.l`tcx Heart iowbeaatlfull grey stallion. He stands il.‘_,All'uiids high and weights 1260 pounds. ` Rex Heart will make the season of 1018»at owners stables in New Perth,

except Thursday of each week. For fllrthel~~pa.rticulal's apply to

' G. H. MYERS

#fda iieart-was sired by Great lleart.

l Owner in charge

_Marais at owners risk.

8075-6-14fritue8i.

I Car Service

_ Pafrtles wishing car service will be

proaiptiy attended to by phoning 89-L Bti tl at Hughes Drugstore Corner. At t.i'a_in time. _ _. P. F. MeKENNA. , 89Il~I*l1M6iE1l.

- -Wanted An Advertising Man

'A young man to_solicit advertising

fbi-_oll established up-to-date daily

sewpspapts. One who can talk ad- ” ing to the business men and W rcopy where required.

.Uogtl prospects for a sober, indus- tiiliiii ,conscientious worker.

'-‘Address replies to-

dehtl-iie c|o cali-m.o'r'rlc1~ovv|N .l,-:.1 1- ouanolkrz

iiiotn‘AcuE . A lloltsla lucas

itmlsy Aug. 21, 1913 '$700. Purses $7 00

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1_'i'h_ere will be the following stake noel held on the Montague Race 'Hath-on the above date: I ‘I Trot. Purse $250.00

V 'l'_iiot, Purse $250.00

$45 Pace and Trot, Purse $200.00 .'lliUl9s` to the above classes close omline lith, when one per cent. nt

be due. Two per cent. on _-.1 ll and two per cent. on Aug -when horses must be named.

_ ` divided 50, -25, 15 and 10 per

.58 olsi Trotting Association rules to. ern, of which this track is a

wafonst the dats the entries

- ' - + o lves , I _ ' '8ecreiary.

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SATURDAY CLOSING

Please take notice tllat on each Sat- urday from Julie 15th to September 21st next both inclusive, our place of business will close at noon. No goods intend'ed for storage can be received after 9 a. lu. on Saturday.

THE ISLAND COLD STORAGE C0. LIMITED

Charlottetown

8051-6-12M4i. _

.lune Horse Races

On the Charlottetown Driving Park

on Wednesday, June 19, 1918.

The following races will be held on the above track on the above date,_ with purses amounting to $350.00.

1. 2.19 Class Trot, 2.22 Class Pace.

Purse $125.00. -

2. Free for all Trot and Pace

Purse $125.00.

3. 2.35 Class Trot. Purse $100.00 The 2.10-22 Class and the Free-for

all Trot and Pncc one mile heats. The 2.35 class Trot half mile heats.

' Entries close 10th Julie. 1918.

All races three in live heat plan. Admission to Grand Stand and all

parts of grounds: Adults 50 cents, children under 12 year old free.

For Race, Program and all partic-

ulars, write the Secretary.

FRANK R. HEARTZ,

President.

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

8025-6-4tf Sec.-Treasurer.

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Mail Contract

-SEALED 'I'ENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will he roc- eived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 19th July; 1918 for the con- veyance of His li/lajesty’s Mails. on ll supposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Rural Niall route No 2 from Pcakcfs Station, P. E. island from the I"ostmastor Gen- cral`s plcasllrc.

l"l‘illtl~¢l nolicos containing furiilcr

information as to collrlltions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may hc obtain- od at the Post Oillces of Poakes S‘a- tioll and at tho oillcc of tile Post Of- iicc Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oiiice inspector

Post Oillco inspectors Ofiiee,

Charlottetown, 6th June 1918.

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest lalul Regulations

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THB sole head of a family or any male over

eighteen years old. may hon esteali a quartet

section of avaliable Dominion land in Manitoba.

Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap- pear ln person at the Domin on Lands Agency or 5ub~A1ency for the District. Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions.

Duties-Six months residence upon and cul tlvatlon oi the lsnd in escll of three years. A

homestradsr may live within nine miles of his ho e_stesd on a farm of at lust Bo acres, on cbrlaln conditions. A habitable house is re- quired except where residence is perionned in the vicinity. _

In certain districts a homestelder ln lond stand ing may pre-empt e quarieranclinn along side his homestead. Price *p.m per acre.

Duties Six mont s residence in each of three

years after earning homestead patent; also so acres cxtta cultivation. Pre-cmplion pstenlmaybe ob- tained u soon as homestead' patent, on certain conditions

A settler who has exhausted his homestead right

may its s purchased liomestsedin ceneln dlnrien. Price .oo get acre, lhlties-Must reside six months in esc oft rn years. cultivate soacree and meta hotles worth lfols.

The arcso euitlminnls subject to reduction in

caeeof rough ecrllbby or stony land. Live sto k may be substituted for cultivation under cena 1

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WIIII E iIlBiIiISH PRIEST

Father John M. McDonald. Grand

River. Lot 14 has leceived the follow- ing letter which is of interest to ev- eryone. - `

26th Can Batt.

France

Wednesday. May 15, 1918

Rev. Father John A. MacDonald

Grand River, Lot 14. P. E. .

Dear Father John:-James Sark and I are sitting at present ill the front yard oi' a little homo ill 11 ruined French Village, not far from the Front Line. The guns (our own guns) are booming around us and now and then Fritzy sends ovel/a few shells but, beyond that we are fairlysaio and are surrounded by some apple trees, lilac, and other shrubs in bloom. Also in the nearby garden are some straw- berry -plnn-ts in bloom us well _as cur- rant bushes, etc. This must have been a home (perhaps of the Parish Priest) or sollle other such personage-as ev- everythlng shows thought alld cure ev- oll through the ruins. The destroyed church is about 75 yards away a nice White Church in its time, bllt now

only a few white walls standing. Aldry. The juice of the frllit is

little of the stained glass still .stick- ing in the iron frame of the windows.; and the big bell on the ground amidstl the ruins of the bell tower. The grave- yard, surrounding the church, not only containing the bodies of former residents of this -once pretty vll.lage_I but many bodies of brave dahdy French boys who have mad-e the great sacrifice, is also desecrated and some- what destroyed' by shell fire. This is a picture of many such fine old churches in F`rance'.`lh the Village next to us a once great church is also ill ruins, outside brick, -inside pure white. It would make many a. heart cry to see the ruin, as thollg-hts would colne to one's mind of its former beau- ty, value, and sacrcdness of the many

eo lc \vho attended to their devot-.

D D - ions under its roof for many years, prior to this' destruction. -- Jacob Peters, Matthew Bernard ll.

J. Francis are also not fat' from us. We are all at present working some- what away from the Battalion fixing and digging trenches etc. -

Joseph Tll-plin, Dennis Lewis, John

Mitchell are in my platoon in the.26lh Battalion. All these boys are acrcdlt to themselves, to their Parish and their -loved' Island Home. Thomas Joseph 'Mltchell and iDanfi`el Peters are also with the Battalion doing their Bit. As also Barnaby Francis who is one of ther Headquarters Battalion l`tunners.Ail the boys are well.

Sark and 1 were speaking of you

last night ol' night before and were -saying how much you would like to be with us, and if we ever get home that you would "kill" your best goose (even two geese) for us and give us al real Father John wclcomc~so dec- ided to writc a letter. to you today' while -sitting out here in the sun.

Well must say good-bye for now--

The boys all send you their best wish- cs and they know you and all your Parish never forget them in their prayers.

Sincerely Yours

ERNEST H. STRONG, LI~EUT.

26th (lan. Batt.

France

The following appears as a. I’.S.

So long Father Jollll, James Sark.

Bay Stallion Nuiwood

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field Wednesday May 15 thence to Mrs. McMillan's Hunter River over night, thence to D. McPherson’s, North Wiltshire at noon Tuesday’s and Fridays to Charlottetown at R. Dllrants Royal Hotel Stables. Single service $4. Season $6.00, mares at own- ers risk.

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BYRNE BROS- 11-i'§.“ 2811.. 0 ..i..'.".. ...... _.iii §$

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'PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FQRI

VACANT LOT AND BACKVARD _ V GARDENERS ENLISTED IN

GREATER PRODUCTION CAMPAIGN.

laauod by the 'Canada Fodd Board _in

collaboration with experts on the

;taff of the Dominion Experimental arm. -

PREVENT GRASSHOPPIDR DAMAGE

‘ ln districts where grrlsslloppors are abundant, farmers and gardeners should co-operate and arrange to iight the insects at the same time. The YUUDS h0l1l>el‘s hatch in May, the exact date depending upon local metorological conditions. As soon as they are noticed to he destroying crops, either of tile following mixtures should be used early ill the mornin _ about the time the insects begin EJ move about after their nlght's rest: (1) Bran-20 pounds; Paris green or while arsenic-one-half pound; cheap molasses-2 quarts; oranges or le- mons-3 fruits; water~2 to 2% gal- lons. The bran and poison are mix- d thoroughly in a wash tub while

squeezed into the water and the pulp and peel are added after being cut lnto`iino bits. Then add the moi- llsses' and when the whole is tho- roughly mixed. pour it over the dry bran and poison, stirring constantly so as to dampen the bran thoroughly. The other mixture is as follows: (2) Sawdust-20 .pounds; Paris gleen- one-half pound; salt-one-quarter pound; water--3 gallons. The quan- tities given here would make suffi- cient for a fair-sized community and it might best be handled in this way.

SPANISH NAVAL OFFICER AR- RESTED CHARGED WITH BE- ING GERMAN SPY

PARIS. June 11.-A despatch'tbis

levelling to thc Temps from the Span- ish border says tlle newspaper Ei Sol learns from a private source that the navlll oiiicor comlntui-'ing the port of l’alan1ol-1 has been arersted at tile re- ilucsi. oi' one of the Allied powers on a charge of espionage following tile torpcdoing oi’ the Spllnlsh liner Lu l’1-ovenco, which sought rcfllge in that port. Tile Spanish oiTlcci‘ is suspected of holding colnnluniczliion with Gor- man agents. Other arrests have been made which may uncover numerous ‘plots and silcd iight on many recent sinklngs.

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‘ Zam-Buk ends the ' pain, and stops bleed- ing. Try itl

_/ll! dealers, 50:. Box.

am'-Buk

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Bonshaw-Charlottetown

June, 1918 Leave Ilonsllaw_ Leave (.‘h'town Tues., 4th, 7 o..ll1.............3.30 p.m l~‘ri., 7th. 8 a.m. .........5.30 p.m. Tues., 11th, 10.30 a.m. ......6.30 p.m Fri., 14th. 5.30 a_m. ......1.30 p.m. Tues., 18th, 7 1l.m. .. _....330 p.m. l»‘ri_, 21st, 8 x1.n1. ....5.30 p.m.

A `"”_I

Auction S

Of Valuable Real. e i

CANADIAN GOVERINIVIEIVT RAI L'-\hlAYS

Estate

I am instructed to sell by auction

oll Thursday, Juno 27th at 12 o’clock noon the double tcnomcnt dwelling Nos. 20 and 28 Great Gcori:o_Hiroct, into occupied by the late Mrsl- J. S. (lollings.

For further particulars apply on the

promises No. 26 Great George Street.

Also auction of valuablc household

furniture consisting oi parlor, dining room, bed room, hall and ltitcllcn fur- niture will take place on Frlday,'Juno 28th at 10 a. m. at No. 26 Great George Street.

_ Auctioneer.

8044-6-12Wli‘m7i _

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Take Music

on your summer clay outings

“His Master’s Voice” Records

will furnish all the entertainment you require to malie your picnic Joys complete.

90 cents for 10-inch, double sided

_ Any Olcl Place thc Gang Goes. Wm. J. (“Sailor") Rcilly} 'B460

Wl‘1nt°ll We Do With Him Boys? Wm. 1. ("Sailor") Reilly

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Original Dixieland jazz Bandl |8457

Ostrich Wall:-Fox Trct Original Dixieland jazz Bondi

For _tl'1e_Two of Us Wright and Dictrich} |8458 l Hale to Lose You - Peerless Quartet

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Write for flee copy of our 620-page Musical Encyclo- pedia liéting over 9000 "His Mastcr's Voice" Records.

MONTREAL

1 .Berliner Gram-0-phone Co.

' LIMITED

E Lenoir Street

H. A. TANTON &

144 Grctli (icorgc Si.. (‘lla\l'lo`itcto\\'n. P. E. I.

Don’t Forget

There are no otl1_ersI_ You cannot prlclase Victrolas or "His Master s Voice Records '--t ary illlt our authorized

Remember-There are no others!

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on my premises in Gable llcad West

on Juno 20th the following stock V ` Time Tabl€ In Eff€Ct JUIIG 3l'd, sale colnlllcllcillg at 1 o’clock sharp. ' ` - -- -s - 1 lullch cow, 8 years; 2 lnllcll cows, TMI" Outwird-Read DOWN Trains Inward-Read, Up

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Ei yellrs; 2 lnilch cows, 4 years; 1 hei- icr, iresllens soon, 3 years; 3 heifer, 2 year; 1 stccr, 2 ycllru; 4 steels, 1 yoar; 4 calvr-_s one is three months. 7 Steel Stan(-_hlons.

Terms four and a 'nail months cred-

it'on approved joint notes or 6 per cent oil' for cash.

H. J. ANDERSON,

C. E PRATT

i8020-6-1lMEiil.

Actioneer

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Charlottetown Arr. 10.20 Hunter River 8,50 Emerald Junction 7 .20

Borden Dep_ 6.20

P.M. 1.40 12.42 12.10

BCYUIQR’ asses

I’.M 11.20 10.20 9.35 9.00

P.M. 0.00 10.00 10.30

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A.M. 6.20 8.00 8.40 0.20

Dop.

Arr. Arr.

a4Qm> ow% googg

liordon Arr,

Emerald Junction

Kensington

Slllnmorsldo ' Drip,

P.M.

12.10 11.45 11.20 A.M.

Fwwmae FEGEEQ

Great Clearance Sale

Although prices are advancing in

ance sale gives you`an opportunity of saving twenty per cent on all the (ol-

lowlng goods. I

80 cents buys $1.00 worth spot

No goods on spprobation. _ ,

The undersigned offers for sale a

stock in trade, consisting of a full lin eryware, Hardware, Rubbers, Rubber one and two and foul' buckles. Wool u (‘.ottons,°0veralls, Mens pants, Mens 0

this near. _ _

Our hardware consists of 30 keg

rolls building paper. 500 cans paris g wine all wld-ths, Spring mattresses, lr cork wood. Brooms and small articles.

Remember 80 cents buys $1.00 w WE offer special prices on sugar

Seeds. Field Seeds and etc.

This sale begins on Monday Juno

that date all the goods not_ sold will bo

one ofilce safe. one large oillce desk, one large oval top show case. one set computing scales, one set Fairbanks scales. three sets_ `small scales. "8toeko." $500 i‘, the Montague lmperlnn Fox Ranch, 82000000 in the Goo- rgetown Silver Black Fox Cn.. SUM shores in the Ellstem Canning Co.

Six building lots with buildings thereon. if the Stocks and Buildings

are not disposed of before the first day of July they will be sold at public auction on the 2nd day of July 1018. Weather permitting. '

\ W."W. JlNKlN8 d. C0., _

All

all lines of goods this great clear

cash. _

t a discount of 20 per cent.all ; the

e of fresh stocked Groceries. Crock- _

Boots in knee and hip. Ov,ersho`6s in

nodrweiin, Fleece Underware. Towels. il Coats. A lot of Wall papers new fn

s nails and spikes, 20 boxes glass, 20 roen. Chicken wire all widths. Screen on Beds Flock Mattrssses.»ons.bale

orth of all thc above goods. I and flour and feeds; also Gurdon

3rd and ends on tho lst July. After offered at Public Auction. including

_Georgetown -

P.M. 6.30 7.28

A.M. 11.05 12.51

8.17 2.22 8.58 3.31 ' 9.35 4.30 Arr. P.M.

Dop.

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P.M. 12.35 11.30 10.50 10.04 9,10 n.u.

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Charlottetown Mount Stewart Morcll St. Peters Souris

Dop. 6.45 _

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Elmira Dop. 5.25

A.M. 8.50 Dop. 10.00 `

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Dop. 6.35

Mnllnt Stewart

Cardigan Montague

Georgetown

P.M. 3.55 2.39 2.10

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EXCEPT A8 NOTED. ALII. THE ABOVE TRAINB RUN DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEP’I'E1D.A

Dail ex. Shi. '

Sat. only

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P.M

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3 . 30 Dop. , Charlottetown Arr. 10 _ 15 6.15 Vernon ltiver 8,20

Murray llarllor Dop. 5,30

Sat. , only

A.M.' 10.05

`8.5l. 7.20

All hook debts must be settled _hy the first .Ttily as etifgr that dal! they C. A. HAYII, . _ l-LH. MILANBON, - W, T, _t-tuqdlll,

will be collected in the Courts. I General Manager. (Eastern Lines) Passenger Trellis Manager, District Passenger Agent _ 102<»t»m11s1. _ not-mn. Nm. ments... ~.s. _ _ ¢».uf:»n»1»w;». 1».k.1.