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~ Basinnlns June 12tl\»W° will C1080 WI Ana Au rreaonenu Failed to Ai-euro _ Ma 12 1913

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° ,- ~ i ~ ust. G. F. Hutcheson, Optometrist Big Ben people. .ma o ticiiin 80356 izwediimonuieiii w°'° U'°d

FROM SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

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/ wézte shoes- '

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mg gn . s is a case in which the liver became

'ti keeper d a sure - - - -

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alarm. -: » summffdllle _H°"° Z.‘$‘§i‘.‘2"i.iii."ii%'.i."°.i2“»f§li§’f‘ ‘ik .

N________ __ __are'some in _our .' result 'the complexion became Yel-

H U ' $550.00 in purses for the horse races 1 mi

. Pnce at the Summerelde Driving Park on mggg[0::'were trying various me,"

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'Jeweler and Engraver n.=m\sn\vlaa\\\\\\\\\sau

' COAL

We would advise

:ill householders to order and take ide- iivery of their Coal while there is a chance to get the kinds they require.

C. Lyons & Co.

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BIRTHS '

L‘iU_CHANNAN.-To D. N. and Mrs. lluclizinuun, Cherry' Valley,.on May ::lst, 1918, a son. John Allan Muc- Konzie.

ii/ici<sNz|`E-ni this city on Juno 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Murdock McKenzie

B. B011.

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' DEATHS

SHERREN.-At St. (`-atliorincs. _oii Julie 16, John Sbcrreii, riucd 24. l\`iini~.- ral 'l‘uesd'uy at 2 p. ni.

CORBETT -At South Gianvlll on

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June 16, 1918, Mrs. John l`L._Corbett,._.____6E___.___T____r__EéE__A____;_ No_ 4_5_51_2____1Pm_nrbVA_m_mn_ _dmn___by_Mnmm_

aged/13 years. Funeral today, Tues- ilny at il oclock, to Soutli Granville cemetery.

OUR BOYS `

Sometimies I see them sailing high, Like wiirglng birds in u Summer .slcy~- Sometimes -.l see them -marching do\vn

the street, '

W-ith cheery smiles and swift young , _ feet. - But whether on -the land or in the air, l never fail to breathe this prayer:

"God bless and keep our boys."

They are tolling for us in the trenches

They are guartling us on the sea. -

They are dying -for us in thouissinds, _ To keep us safe and free. “O God,,iln. Thy infiniite mercy, keep _ them close tu thee."

-M. A; .

Auction Sale

'~ ‘ Of Furniture

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gWo are instructed by Mrs. M. Duify tl) sell at her home 65 Prince St., on 'I'iaursda`y, June 20, 1918, commencing

1;; one o'clock p.m., all her household ___rnIt\1re, rugs, oilclotllis, Happy Thought Range. Silver Moon No. 11. Everything good. Terms cash.

~ _ sEN.i. cairrsn at co., lllll-8-18lll3ipd. Auctioneers.

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._ Sealed' tenders will be received hy Morell Farmer’s Institute up to noon qi' Tuesilay 25th Inst.. for -wool wasii- sd :ind unwashed. Stuto price per lb. ‘ Purchaser to take delivery at Mor- eiil it-ltiltion.

f ` JOHN MCDOUGALL -:_ ' ` / Secretary 8033-6-!8M4ipd . l

Get Your Panama

llilt Cleaned Here

_ _NOW

.' All te- newest hat styles are’ at your command when you' have us clean and re- block your bat.

,élixpert work guaranteed d lowest prices charged. ` ~All;emol¢ers supplies always in stock.

Lalnliros Bros

,135 Grafton St. 906---Out of Town Carefully Attended To

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Dominion Day, Monday, July 1, 1918.

The following horse races will he

_held at the Sumruerside Driving Park on Monday, July 1st:

Free-foi'-all Trot and Pace, mile

heats, Purse . . . . . . ...$200.00

2.19 Trot, 2.22 Pace, mile heats,

Purse

2.35 Trot_ half mile heats, Purse

$150.... ...$150.00

THE SUMMERSIDE DRIVING PARK COMPANY

J. F. ARNETT, `

Secretary.

808.1-6~14fstiies-il.

June Horse Races

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On the Cliarlottetown Driving Park

on Wcdnesdily, 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. 'rim 2.19-22 class and the Fi-ee-for-'

ill Trot and Pace oiie mile heats. The 2.35 class Trot half mile heats. Eiitrigs close 10th June. 1918.

.~\li races three in five heat plan. Admission to Grand Stand and all

parts of grounds: Adults 50 cents, -hildren under 12 year old’ free,

For Race, Program and all partic-

ulars, write the Secretary.

FRANK R. HEARTZ, -

_ President.

- C. R. SMALLWOOD, *X025-6-4tf Sec.-Treasurer.

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REX HEART 2.12.1-4

Ri-x Ileart was siri-il by Great Heart. ills iiisi dziiii was 'Alfuda by l’ilot Z\lcdiiii_.ii, sire ol l’cicr the (Ircat. Sec- onil claim tlailii, by 'i`i'eiii_onl..l{i_~x lleari is ai bi-iiiitlfuil grey stallion. ilo stand-s iii blinds high and Weights' 1260 pounds. _

ltex Ilcart will make the season oi

1918 at owiiei"s stables in New Perth. except Tli`iir.sd:i_v ol' each week. For i'urthi~i' p:irticiilui‘s ai-pply to

G. H. MYERS

Owner in charge

Mnre‘s at owners risk.

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Mail Contract

SFJALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postliiaster General, will be rec- eived iit Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 19th July' 1918 for the con- veyance ot' ills i\liijcsty‘s Mails, on a proposed Conti-act for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail route No. -i from Wellington Station, P. E. l.~iliind i'i-om the Postmaster Gsnerars pleasure. ..

Piiiitcil' notices contiiiniiig further

lnforiiiiitioii as to conditions oi' pro- posed (‘ontract iniiy be seen and blank forms ol' Tender may be obtained at the Post Oiilccs oi Wellington Station and at the Oillce of the Post Office In- spector.

JOHN F, WHEAR Post Oflice lnspechr

Post Oilice Inspector`s Office Charlottetown, 7th June, 1918.

8022-6~Iliue3l.

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Synopaia ol Canadian Northwest land Regulation

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THB sole head of a family or any male over

filhlesn yefn alll, mnv hun esteul a quartet

section oi nvaiabie Dominion land in Manitoba.

Saskatchewan 'or Alberta. Ayplicnnt must an wir in person. at the Domin on Lands Agency or Sub-Alency for the District. Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency but not Hub-Agency on curtain conditions. _Duties-Sin months residence upon and cul tivation oi the land In each ui three yean. A liomerlrnder may live within nine milel of hir homestead on a funn ul at lent B0 acres, on izorlnin conditions. A habitable Iioiiae il rf-

iiuire;i except where residence-is performed inthe vltin ly.

In certain districts a liomesteiider in [ood ltand ing may pie-empt n riucirier-eviction along side his homeilt-ad. Price $3.011 pei acre.

Diitlu Six inonthr residence in each of three

yearn alter earning homestead potent; also 50 acres extra ciiltlitatmn. Pre-emplion palenl maybe ol>~ tained u soon al homestead patent, on certain condition!

A settler who hu exhausted his homestead rlllil

mqtake a purchased homestead in certain dlurlcu. Price *$.00 get sen, Duties-Mint reside six inonllis in one nf t ree yuan, cultivate 5oacnu and erecto liousewofth$(lm. V The nero cuillvatlonis mldect to reduction In

can oi muah sctabby ontony land, Live no li may be substituted for cultivation undu certg i mndlilum

W.IW. CORY. C.M. G. Deputy the Minister ofthe Interim

N.h'-llnauthonred pulilii-aiion nl this advertise

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low and muddy, the white of the eyes dlscolored- and the whole sys- tem poisoned by the accum1rla'tiuu'"of

clues, but did not succeed`In finding any effective treatment. Fortunate- ly u friend advised the use of Dr. '}hase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and cure was effected.

Mrs. Chas. E. Melancen. Plympton.

.\I. S., writfsz “My little girl was taken ill wi h jaundice in November, i915, and we tried all kinds of medi- elnes for her-doctor’s medicines -nd others-but everything failed. I was advised by a frierltl to try_ Dr. ` "hzise's Kiilney~Liver Pills. I dld S0,

ind a few doses relieved her. while me box made a complete cure. I iiyself have used two boxes of Dr. T'hase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, and they have cured' me of headache and ner- 'fous trouble. I would not do with- iut them in my house now. I hope hat this letter may be ot' benefit to ither poor sufferers."

Here is another interesting letter

‘rom Plynipton:--

Mrs. Wm. ll. Comeao, Plyinpton. I. S., writes: “I had been aillngfor 'ome time, suffering from a lame Jack. I had taken _medicine for this 'rouble, but nothing helped until 1 itarted using Dr. (`hase's ‘Kidney- Liver Pills. In three months these iills completely cured me, and I iave never been bothered with lame hack since. 1 think Dr. (‘_hase’s Kid iey-Liver Pills are the best made ind my husband is enthusiastic ovei hem, too.”

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

ine pill a dose, 25c a box, at all lealers, or iEdmanson, Bates & Cu.. .imited,»'I`oronto. Look for the por- rait and signature of A. W. Chase. ‘.I. D., on the box you buy.

' i-ionsis Norss

Mr. Chappell, Marshfield, has sold

iis fast pacing mare by' Aqulrl 227'/4. lam by Bronze (Thief to Mr. Henry Wood, the well known horse mail of Vlount Herbert.

Mr. Wellington McNeill, Tea I-Iill,

bought of Mr. D. O'Brien, Charlotte- ‘own the fast pacing gelding Acquir- iil, by Acquiri: Mr. Mt-Neill resold ‘iiiii to Mr. Wallace Wood, of Alex- ‘inili'la, :it a handsome price. ‘

Mr. Lemuel White, (`liai'lottetown iolil to a 'prominent .horsiimiin of Vlonctoii, N. B., his three-y'cai‘-old

\Vilkef-i jr., which hc bought ui' Mr. _liisiipli Power ol' the Railway .1)epiiri- iilent. This is the second Acquiri Mi. Wiiile sold in ii year rccciviiig $5511.00 fbi- other iiiurc lic sold to lion. Guo. id. lluglics, who bought lici' for Mis; Pitts, ii wealthy lady oi' St. John's \iewloinidland, \vlio uses her for per sonal driving. This nmi'e_ was bred by Thou. Doyle, Esq., of North Rusti- fvo, and was out ot' fi Prcceptor inure.

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Having leased the fishing and shoot-

'ng privileges of the McNeil Pond sit lated on our property tothe Cavend- sh Sporting Club anyone fishing or ihooting on this property will be pros- :cuted for trespassing.

ERNEST WEBB ' ,

HAMILTON McNElLL

i025-5-22M4ltt3wks.

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' Married Couple

require,any time before autumn heated apartments-about three rooms-with or without board. Address P. O. Box 55 City.

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Farm for Sale

Very desirable farm until recently iccupled by the late Melville Mac- l)onald,Kingsboro,Lot 47 King's Coun- ty, consisting of 130 acres of land in-

:lud_i_pg a thirty acre block of hard woo dwelling house and barn will be sold at auction on the premises' on Wednesday July Zlrd at 1 o’clock p.m. -tlso it quantity of f-iirm stock, mach- inery and household furniture.

Tennis will be made known at sale

' DOROTHK MACDONALD

8021-611tue3i.

GAY'S PLANTS

For plants ordersby mail, postage

prepaid road the following: Extra .early cabbage, cpullilower and celery per 100 $1.20. Extra curly tomato per doz. 50c; Late Tomato 25c; late cabbage per 100 30c. Annual bedding flower plants, Alynsum (carpet ol snow) por doz. 17c; Aster, Stocks. Petunia, Verbenu, Phlnx. Snapdragon, Salpiglousis. Cosmos. 220 per doz. Seedling Pansy, Carnation and Seed- ling Dahllas 30c -per doz., Sulvia 25c doz., llnrdy Perennials, Pansy and Daisy in bloom. Carnation. ‘Sweet Wil- Iium 75c per floz. Wfintered over. choice double Ilollyhops l0c_ each. Notewo are not handling Dahlia or Gladlolus bulbs. Please take notice that we are paying the postage. Par- ties requiring orders oi’ heavy plants in quantities such as blooming Pansy Daisy, Hollyhocks or ‘cabbage plants. should send for price list and order by express at less cost. You can save money by buying our plants from the market at Campbell Bros.. fresh plants delivered to the market,

Sunday has come anaund once

again. The sky is overcast and the dey is dreary; still here I am' again; alive and well most sincerely tiustlng that yourself and the kiddies are like-_ wise. I have not received a letter from you this week yet. but am anxi- ously looking forward to its arrival' each day. . I suppose you have been to church today. -but alas there is no churchfor me out here, we do not lmow one day from the- other in this game, in fact there is no such a thing,- as day or nlg-ht, it .ls just time-. How- ever I long to be home aigain, long to get away i'rom the -place of such carn- age, but lf you could see for yoursell what the -people of this country 'have suffered through the Hume you would not want me back again until we had finished them properly. When one gazes' upon the thousands of little wooden crosses scattered all over the country, and the towns and villages laid waste wit'h the beautiful churches blown down, and the sacred ground oi' the cemeteries. shell torn and their contents heaved out oi their last rest- ing place, it is enough to fill one with holy wrath towards t_he Huns -and to inspire us to carry onfeven to the very end. `

Juist for the present deiirie I ain

well behind the firing line, where nature is so beautiful and were it not for the fact of such vast nrilitary af- fairs one would never think there was :uich ii thing as war going on, Every- thing is us peaceful and the country ‘s beautiful with hills, rivers and della, in all their glory at this piirticular season. _lt is truly sweet to be__,hei-e. but how lon-g l aiu here for I could notl ~tell y'oiii_ but in any ca-se -little girl do' not worry'. Just keep smiling and some 'lay the sun will shine, and may God ibundaully beless you and keep you ind our little ones swfe and' secure 'rom all harm

though iittuckod on the -western front is starving, says the Echo Do Paris. ~\'n article appearing in the Arbeitcri Zeitung, relates the details oi sixi children starving to death in iiiil orphaage at Zenefort, Thurlngia_ The’

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` - The cost is much less than any other footwear

-when comfort, style and satisfactory summer

_ wear are c_once'rn1_=d- ` _, " _'\ ' ~

~ I ‘_ ‘ ‘.‘ FLEET FOOT” SHOES come in all styles -

. i and sizes-for men, women' and 'children-=-for`

y _ Q ei/_ery day wear as well as_for sports. _

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° dons. They are Jia _ 0 a ‘ ` . _ ~ - _ _

lkind oi’ plant. They are Il0Cturi_\al _

in habit. hiding during the dui’ le' ~ ‘“ neath stones, clods of earth. etc. As _ . '

orphanage was found to have been ransacked by its starving ininiitcs-i,| and physicians who have visited' they ulace i`ounil several of the children -iheer skeletons.

Tji-oi`ossor I-‘rnnz llcin, the widely- ‘inowii oi~oiioiiiii~it`, writing iii a Munich- paper warns t'ho Germans that tlie_ ’-oiiiiiitrwi-cks' will be liiiixlcr tliiiii aiiyl ‘lint have passed mid., prot'ess<-.s tiii =l'oi'i-.soo it igcnorni -paralysis in thc .sup 'ily ol' \\`h\~iit.

MEDICOS T0 MEET IN

OTTAWA NEXT YEAR

OTTAWA, .lunc 14.-'The medical

council oi’ (lziniitln at its concluding sitting decided to hold the next annual 'nesting iii Ottawnon the third Tues- lay of .lune, 1016, and elected the fol- `owing officers for the current year.

lion. president, Sir W. G. Rodi`.‘lck.

(re-elected). Montreal; president, Dr. ILE. Den Walker. New Westnilnister; Dr. J. L. Donnell, Kingston (0iit.); registrar, Di'. R. W. l’owel1, Ottawa, (re-elected); general council, F. H. Chrysler, l_(. (7,. Ottawa; airditor,,, G. L. Blatcli, K. C., Ottawa.

The executive consists of the hon-

orary present, the president and the vice~president. together with .five inembers oi' the 'council as follows: Dr. E. P. Lachapelle, Montreal; Hon ILS. Thornton, Winnipeg; Dr. W.W. White, Edmonton, and Dr. A. Mac- Neill. -Sunimerside (P.E.l.) The nn- :ince committee consists of Dr.' A. MUG- Y0l1l'l‘§._Saskatoon; Dr. H. S.. Grlffin,_I~lamilton; Dr. G. Vaniwart,l Fredrlcton, (N. B.) ‘

The report of the education commit-

tee was preseiited containing the for- mation of the boards of education for the examinations in Montreal und| Halifax, in October, 1918, and for To- ronto and Wlnnipefg in June, 1918.

The medical council of Canada was

in annual session in Ottawa yesterday also, The council is an executive body created under the Canadian Medical

ditlon of affairs fwhereby' a man secur- ing its qualification of L. M. C. C. with reguilations on the (ianadian medical registrar, secures ii quialifica- tion acceptable for registration to pra- ctice in all provinces of Canada.

FIVE BUFINED T0 DEATH

IN OWEN SOUND FIRE

OWIEN SOUND, ONT., June 11-

chard Lyons, Euphrasia township. in the remote part of Grey County, lost their lives in a ilre which destroyed his residence at an early hour Sunday morning last.. _ The dead ure: Mr. Loyns, his wiie_ their sight-yeur-old son Lawrence, llilss Ei- ile Necley, u furmerelte, 'student at Markdale High School. and Aulde Mc- Laughlin, a four year old oy from Owen Sound. '~An inquest was ordered by the ns- iiistant coroner at Msrlidnle and a iur was. empanelleil on Sunday last

Tues., 18th. 7 a.m.- .........a..illl p.m. Fri. Slat, 8 a.m. 5.30 p.m

daily. Address orders to J. J. Guy Q Son, Charlottetown. 6-litttntf.

Five occupants of the home of lil- .ly . ,,i|ii|iiq

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PRACTICAL DAILV GUIDE FOR _ _ ,_ ' ni] before “|111 -

. _ e. the s . E - _

VACANT LOT AND BACKYARD l`)il.ll\dt`(i'i:;lil(\)iv sliikcd lime. This ad- »

GARDENERS ENLISTED ‘N - heres to their bodies and soon kills ’-

GREATER PRODUCTION them. Tlirceuippliczitions on conse- _ . CAMPAIGN' cuiive evenings are advisable. Shin- _

gles placed here and there through- .

r ____ they come out to feed in the evening_ ' ‘

an excellent remedy is to spread

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la-iii your loving ihusbaiid, NM” °" Garde" Pests issued by the out ‘infested gardens under low g\'0W-

frHOMA3_ - Canada Fooid Board in collabora- ing plants, will attract ninriy SlllSS~_

tion with this Dominion Enron-,°|°. i`or they will form suitable s‘lie_liei's

.ittle children I have left you, gist. |i`or the little creatures _nnd,_ inciden-

To the care of God above. ' ` tally, will lure them to their doom. _(_ Do not let my absence grieve _v'ou, KILL THE SLIYG-S, _ ` ll' thc shingles are turned over in the ‘

And for my sake, your mother love. ,morning the slugs hiding there may _

- -------~ 'riieso ,lofi iwiiiiig mild...-S un- (in. ‘ be easily ilcstyoycfl by Svrflllills ll\<"“ ~ _

.____.. -_ |5 G;ER|v|ANy S1'/iRV|NG7 cidcdly destructive in vi-ge-tulilc gzir- Ulf Hll<l Cl`l1SllIlllZ_!l10lll UY_\¢10\‘ fum' ‘

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Summer-Time Needlulls at

Price_s That Meaii Saving to You

We are showing :in extra liiic of Summer time necessities- including

is I1:iwnMo\vers, Rc'i`i'igc'i‘at.iii‘s,Ice Cronin I<‘reezers, Lawn Swing, etc., etc, De-

tido what you nccil for the house

oi I.-:iii-ii, and call here to-day to make your

piircliaisc. We can save you money on any of tliea1'ticies listed below. `

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' A splendid mower that we offer at this price. Has three 14-inch blades, strong and well made all throughout

'14 Inch Lawn “Mower $5 95

' and has grass box attachment. A High Grade _Mower at

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other mowers at si-i.sio. :+=si.oo_. $9.2.-1, $10.00 up.

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STRONG--WELL MADE

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Screen Doors, *H

$2.00, $2.50 illltl $2

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these Lawn Seats this season. They are painted Green and Natural finish varnish. Will arid to theappearancel of your lawn. - . ~ » I- -» ~ Price ‘~-$1-75

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