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_On the 14th of July the Loyal Sons

Chas of the Baptist Sunday School 011:16? 'presented their teacher Mr. J. A. wa '

- Clark with ,an address and the gifts

ilk

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Will parties who have purchased Dr-

, _ . .

~ Pda" Ed'“¢ Tun” 3' 7 “nd Church‘s anthelmintlc for worms in

\.\8/D. ln. 3 sheep please communicate with Dr.

Th' x‘7¢°‘m-i um” met"-°' ' Church for further instruction in its

"“\"’“ N' m' use -before using.

_nmrus _ ~

DR. w G. CHURCH,

Summerside

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MUTSH--At Earnsclifie, Sunday, July 38 to lr. and Mrs. Percy Mutch, 'i ion.-Q.

_ DEATHS

~asM- eaaoensrou.-At me Prince Ea- vl_ard Island Hospital. Mary Marjory Balderston, and 7 years, daughter oi' Murdoch and Christena Balderston. Funeral on' Friday. leaving the house at 2.30 p.rn., to llermaid cemetery.

Minard's Linimsns used by Physicians

KENSINGTON IIORSI-I RACE

wsonssc-Av, Aueusr asm, isis use-runes'-seso ras: ron Au. rnor-Punss szso 2.21 Pao: szoo 2.as1'no1'.. . . . .._ Szoo

In addition a prize of $10 will be

given the fastest heat in each class.

Entries close with the Sec. Aug.

13tb,|5 per cent to enter and 5 per cent'off mrrney__wlnners. I All races to be mile heats; best

three‘in ilve. Races end at the end cf the fifth heat. I The management reserve the right to change the program, postpone or declare oi! any race for any good cause. _ I

National rules to govern if _they do

not c6l`iliicT`v`v`ltli`tlie above. _ . 'Dinn'er, Tea, Ice. Cream, Temperate Drinks, Fruit and Confectionery will‘ be served on the grounds.

'As _this is the first race on KEN- BINGTON Dnlvl-No PARK the mana- gement will spare no pains to make it a grand success . ' =nrlM.nM~Bina 'rn-ls Darn, Arlo-

__ '.Admlsaion 25 cents. Carriages 25c. _i`Ajat.0s';Twill,be parked adjacent to the

'C '. A. A. LOCKHART, '-7 Secretary gi qnci-i,

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assi;-zimwsir.

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V-STUCK lll|0lAlIONS

_f HALIFAX, N.S., August 1.-(Quota- tions furnished by F. B. McCul-dy & C,o._- stock and bond brokers, mem- ber! Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- ,_ onrdy Building, Halifax, N. s.) OLOBING PRICES

__ Yesterday

Atchison-... . -

Am. Loco- . . . . . . . . ... - Anaconds.. . . . . . . . 66 C|;p,Pao .. 153

'a'a’1's a it 77%

.$_f. ir. ct. 97% llexgbior Power .....100% heading- .. 87% B_. T. U. 441/1 /i_. F. 274%

sideline .. s7%

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FOR SALE

A desirable farm of 66 acres of land

in Upton, King’s County .with good buildings thereon. 56 acres are cle`ar- ed and the remainder under second growth. It is convenient to school churches, mills and factories. About -two miles from Bridgetown. _

For particulars apply to

JOHN DUFF.

Upton’ Lot 45, P. E. Island.

653-7-30M 8ipd .

_ NOTICE

The adjourned annual general meet-

ing of the Charles Dalton Silver Black Fox Co'/lpany, Llmited,_ will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms in Char- lottetown on Thursday, the 8th day of August, 1918, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. ` By order of the direcbors.

A B. WARBURTON, . --' Secretary

606-7-27mtftldate

Ni_1_i_ici;

All wllo are indebted to the Ellis'

Pharmacy Ltd., Mon-taglle, and who have received their accounts' are re- quested to either' pay or -make sebtle ment by note before August 5th. ai the Bank of Nova Scotia, Montague. Ailter that date the books will -be banded over"to our Artborney Mr. S. S. Hessian, for collection.

ELLIS' PHARMACY LTD.,

t f Montague.

577-7-25Mtf. -

PIPE ORGAN For Sale

The splendid 2 Manuel Tracker Ac-

tion Plipe Organ, manufactured by the Karn_ Warren Organ Co., now in Grace- Methodist church, is for sale. This pipe organ is in perfect condi- 'tion, and is operated by motor or hand power. Can be inspected and tested as motor power is still on. This organ could not be purchased today for less than two thousand dollars. Will sell at a bargain. Also the plat- form and seats made of hardwood will be sold separately. Tenders for the purchase of same will be received by Mr. R. E. Mutch ,Secretary Trustees. No, 185 Euston street, Charlottetown: up to August 15tll, 1918. Purchaser to remove organ from church. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Charlottetown, July 27, 1918.

648-7-30M8i

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At noon yesterday the imental

Stat-lon staff assembled with Mr. Hen- ry Callback as chairman and ,Miss Sterus read the -following address. Messrs llii.H.McLennan and Fl:ank'Tin- ney then presented the Superintend- ent with a steel steamer trunk and thermos kit. The Su»perintenden~t made a fitting reply stating that he was leaving the work in capable will- ing hands. _ Since the war began the Experiment- al Station has contributed -thirty two volunteers. _Two have nrafre the sup reme sacrifice. - _

' Charlottetown, P. \E. I. “ . July um, 1918

Dear Mr_. Clarkz-

We sincerely regret your departure

from among. us. As _a__teac_her_ you have been a great help to us, and we indeed feel we are losing a great leader.

While we recognize wha-t the loss of

-‘ such a leader will mean to us and the

commun/ity, we feel you are taking zi higher‘and nobler position than ever.

As a. token of our appreciation we

take pleasure in presenting you 'with this -little remembrance. While -it is not in itself great it carries with li nur most sincere thoughts and earnest prayers. -

VVishlng you the best of luck and

hoping we will have the pleasure of welcoming you back as teacher of this Class. With our sincere prayers for your speedy and safe return, we are.

Yours very sincerely

(Signed) “The Members of the Loyal Sons Class"

The address was accompanied by zl

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Clean to

isis. Grocers

;

Fourth Anniversary oi

the War A PRocLAMAT1oN

fCANADA

Province of Prince Edward Island.

(L-S-)

A. C. Macdonald,

Lieutenant Governor.

By '_-lls Honor Augustine Colin Mac-

donald, Lieutenant'Governor of the

Province of Frlnce Edward Island, etc., etc., etc. 1 ., Whereas, it is eminently desirabl<

that Sunday the 4th day of August next being the Fourth Anniversary o the Declaration of the War should bi ilttingly and devoutly commemorate ln this Province thereby emphasizing' the unity of all the Communities o- the Empire in their unwavering do termination to crown with victory thi great cause for which the war was undertaken and is being fougilt.

I Have Therefore Thought Fit by

and with the advice of His Majestyk Executive Council of this Province tc order and direct tllat Sunday_ the said fourth day of August next, be and the same is hereby set apart and declared a day of public prayer of intercession and commemoration in all the churches and places of worship in this Province and I do most heartily in' vite the clergymen of every denomin- ation and all our loyal subjects to dr all in their power to make the day one worthy of the occasion.

I Do Also Order and Direct that

Monday, the Fifth day of August next from the hour of 1 0'clock p.m. be ob

YIFIW3 ‘If anim N°f“|,'”' served as a public holiday in this Pro-

LIIII RCUIIIIDII vince in order that the event may be

*r-' further commemorated on that day "gf:

by the formal lJassin5 of the Resolo. "2" tion submitted by-the imperial author _ _ $.09 ities and also by the formal opening ' \|-.05 of the Soldiers' Convalescent Home. ' NAP “ Charlottetown. and by the perform- ‘ ____ l " " '

ance ofasucll other public functions as 11,9 |m¢¢"|‘n,4 '||| 5°" ,_|| M. may be deemed appropriate, of which ‘mm-.| “wk of nu," .|| gm," to 5, all loyal and loving subjects in _this mug |n ` p,°,|||" ‘M no-cs” 'hop Province are-required to take notice M “gum ,,.|c,,_ Am, . ,rchlty of

_and__govei'n themselves accordingly. mn "M, ‘U It ngnug “"3 1°"-_

iven under my hand and the Great'

town; this twenty ninth dayof July in the year of/our Lord one _thous- and nine hundred and eighteen, and _

Cl .

_ln tl|e"tllnth,_Ayear of Hia' llJ0itY'@ '|g"gp‘g|||j mu, _" ` ~ - g ` i.s.

mega

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mentioned. _f'ff‘_’___'____f_ .

to express his kind words and

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when war

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Experimental

80th. 1918

ur. J .a. clarlrgq _ Superintendent Experimental Station

Charlottetown, ,P tl), 1.

Dear Mr. Clack:-J_ _ - _ _

it is with mingled feelings of regret

and pleasure that we learn that you are to depart shortly for overseas; ie! gret because we shall lose the bene- fit your oversight and assistance, and the Province ‘will be deprived for a time of your advice and' interest, and

also because we know that the desire of your heart is -being fulfilled in en- tering upon this arppointment with the Khaki University in France.

l am sure -I voice the‘sen.t`iments of

all present when ~l express the hope that you may have a _safe and pleas- ant journey, and may ere long retiurn. better equipped by 'your experience to carry on the work here; and' feel certain l may also tender the assur ance that while you are overseas, we will endeavour ito do our best in stand- ing- -by the "Bacon, Beefand Bread” line at home. '

On behalf of the Farm Staff,

' (Signed) M. H. MCLENNAN

EDITH B. STERNS B. FRANK TINNEY

Mlnards Linlment Lumbermans Friend

RFUEPIIIIN lili

RETURNED Silllllli

On Wednesday evening July 17th, r

public reception was held in Mayfield Hall to honour the return of Corporai John L. Doiron, (son of, Stanislaus Doiron, Mayfleld)_ -from the front. Long before the hour- for opening thc building was packed and -the ord'er was all that could be desired. Mr. Cyrlac Buote ably performed the duties of chairman. The following programme was very successfully carried out.

Remarks, Chairman . Chorus, Keep the Home Fires' Burn

ing.

Duet-t, -Misses Doiron (encored) Speech Rev. John Sterling.

` Erayllelair ~_

‘ ‘fee

A ferremri mtaralsslortosra as mmf-"° .1 Z .1...ii .1 1.1.3 -5 .i‘»°..i1'.$.i...-..'l"s Philo Hay Specialty Co., Newark. N.J .

NOTICE

Now is the time to treat your sheep

and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church’s Anthelmintic for -sheep has been re( ommended by the Dept. of Agricul ture at Washington as the best rem edy for wo_r1ns in sheep yet produced. Fully guaranteed. A dollar package treats a large flock.

` Post paid price $1.00.

DR_ W. G. CHURCH,

Summerside, P. E. I.

331-711M1mopd~.

Bonshaw-Charlottetown TIME TABLE

Launch "8trath¢artnsy"

Auousrhsie Leave Bonshaw. ' Leave Ch'town

Friday 2_ 7 a. m. 3 p. m. Tuesday 8, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 6.30 -p. m. Friday 9,11 a. m. 6.30 p. m. Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. .. .. 2 p. m. Friday 10, 7 a. m. .. ....3.30 p. m. Tuesday 20 8.30 a. m. ,.6 p: m. Friday 28, 10.30 6.30 p. ln. Friday 27 5 a. in. .. ..1 p. ln.

Freight must be delivered one hour

Alsonrbing gear, rubber boots, mb-

ell. Fail wll soon dont!

nss,.f6r lslikil #Gold ICO Wind

all .

recruited f-br" these alter- " process lad .

P.-.1-1. 1. ._

Speech, Father Gaudet. ' -

\ ' <7' //is li ,-

home,

than half a century.

air au. csocass

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pleasure because the Charlottetown -

Address and Presentation. FOOD BOARD FLASHE8

Experimental Station will have such a _ - _.wh J k Comes Back’

worthy representative overseas. and Chmus’ an ac _

Choir. _ ,»

Instruments-1 Music, Mrs. J. D.

Doiron and Mr. Willie Le Clair (en- cored) ` _

Speech, Mr. B. W. Le Page. Solo, Mrs. James Hogan, (encored) Chorus, Do Your Bit, Choir.

God Save our Men. God Save the King-.

The following is the address:-

To John L. Doiron to honor ps re-

turn from the battlefields of F ance:

We-are met here_ tonight to honor

you Mr. Doiron for the brave part you have taken_in the defence of your country. You have enlisted voluntarily and haye joined a company that -have been i nthe very thickest o`f the fray in some of -the famous battles that will

live in history' -for' generationa. to come_. In answering the call of your King and country, we know well that you have been prompted by. the high- est aspirations of your life, which have always been in sympathy with the ideals of the Allies. In taking- this course you have demonstrated to us that in a time of national danger’ the singingof “God Save the King" was not sufficient -to show your loyalty and patriotism, but that a sacrifice was needed on your pa.rt.This sacrifice yorl have borne in leaving the pleasures of a. peaceful life and your beloved par- ents, to go and fight for your King 8115 country‘.You bear .the honorable scars, of battle;' you have marched' ag-nlnst the enemy’ to prove to the entire world--that Right should be enthron~ ed and emblazoned with letters of gold,` and that German miiitarism should be swept away from the uni- verse; you have -foung-ht and suffered that we athome should live secure in peace and happiness. We were sorry, when we learned that you had been wounded, but we are now -happy -that God has given you 'the good luck to return among us. This reception to night is but a feeble mark of respect and' honor that we owe you, and it' is our wish that you may enjoy -life here. -after sway from the roar of the can- nons. We sympathize with you and' your parents that your brother Charles has not been .able to come back -with y'ou,that he.has died as a brave soldier facing the enemy on the field of battle for his King- and country.

On behalf of -the people of Mayfield.

'i‘oro'nt.o and Cavendls-h, Mr. Mosle Buote presented Corporal Doiron with it well filled purse. He made a brief but fitting reply. “Jack” leaves in a (ow days for Halifax to undergo an operation for the removal of some shrapnel from his hip. His many .friends hope for his sipeedy return and a complete restoration to health. ‘ _ (Paitriot please copy)

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` - FOR FEMIN-INE FOLK

Now that -we are -in the midst of the_

hot season every wise housekeeper is

surely trying to reduce her labors in ' the kitchen to the minimum. Notihing answers better for lr'hot weather meal than the salad, which lends itself .to every occasion and can be made -to reappear with pristine freshness and variety every day in the week.

There is certainly no dearth of ve!-

ctablcs and the salad, as well as -being easy to prepare, is the most -inexpen- sive of dishes at all times but more especially in a year of war gardens such as this. ' `

Ask

ISSUED BY CANADA FOOD BOARD

for MInsrd'a ann tska" no other.

Shell the enemy! Peas are part of the weapons of home defence. See how big you can grow them; how well you can defend theni from aphids and what good' use you can make of t-hem in your home.

The pea crop is a prime favourite

but it needs a fair amount of attention and care should be taken that -the vine-s are properly staked up. Other- wise you will lose a percentage of the fine garden food that is so essential at the present time -when the country's efforts are being directed toward sav- ing port

meat, \vhea._t and bacon for. ex- overseas. 1

M in:\rd's Liniment `Co . . Limited

dog of mange with MINARD'B LINI- MENT after several veterinaries had treated him without doing him any

Gents,--I cured a valuable hunting

nerm

anent good.

Yours. &c.,

wil.:-‘am GANGNE -

of Grand Central Hotel

Prop.

Drummond. Aug. 3, '04. `

`- ABS_<>RB_'

ls..-i A-»iL<»L\ -_/,:,, .rf

Reduces Bursal' ular§;ms ‘ Thicksned Sweden issuing"

I' or _Sale at

» ~ ` _, . _i

Having decided to dispose of my

old and well established businesaat Crapaud I will offer forsale my store and warehouse, also another building adjoining, now used for`ss?Ln"iple room.

This is an excellent opportunity for

anyone desirous of entering _into a mercantile business. Thesample room could' be converted int`b‘ a profitable restaurant and ice cream parlour as there ls no business of that kind in the

village. _ " -

The Post Oillce has also been _kept

in this store for years. This also is an opportunity for anyone who wishes bo take over this business. `~

For _particulars apply to the- owner

on the premises

o. s. wanman. '

~ Crapaud

633-7-27Mliltf.

Professional Cards

, DR. CLI FT , -

CHRONIO DI8l‘\l!0 -` CURATIVE TREATMENT b`

month in advance, Vlsterla Intel, (ibarlottetown, P.lii.l., Canada. ‘

HOURS. 13 to 8 daily. NOW'

691-8-2M3mospd. ` _ :

J. D. STEWART, K. i'. Barrister, Solicitor and _-

Notary Public

Miles Nswson Block, Chariottetowl Branch Office, Georgetown

' llonsv to Loan on Rest lainie

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s. s. uussla N ' .5

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` Barrister. loliulhr, .' _

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antiseptie blumeat for bruises, cut wounds.

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Hairdressing illld 1.

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Manicure Psriours

Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great

000l‘s0 Street. Phone 504-L.

8020-6-llwfmmtf.

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4.00 5.20 6.05

6.50 7.20

P.M. RM.

12.15 1.48 2.50 8.30 4.10

QQ `..-rw? Ulmg

7.58 8.24 8.50

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIMI

_ Den. Charlottetown Arr.

Hunter R.iv,er

A1. Emerald Junction

ai - Kensington

Arr. Summersids Dsp. '

Train Outward-Read Down _ J ' 'ri-gin. |nw.|~¢|._R”¢ up

. P.M. RM. All.

11.10 10.15 10.10 8.40 9.40 7.40 7.30 9.10 0.50 _

8.45 6.10

A.M 11.55 10.47

_ 10.09

9.37 9.10

8.50 ._ 9.48 10.37 11.18

Friday_80, 7 a. m. .. .. ..3.i_l0 p. m.` 1155

rn.

12.20 z.1o s.s7 s.o7 egos

. -- __ | _

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sas \ A

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before sailing. __ 0.4 we-s-ilvllme. 10-43

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. Dsp. Charlottetown.

leant Stewart

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Bt. Peters Arr. , Bouris / Dsp.

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