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' IN ' grain which has been carried on'by

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- ' ed again for this season on a system

Bhgiiixhxettflidaisriaiigshation of this (Tom-

) ` _ *Q petition, the improvement in the grain

nn cooii snioio ie.---o= »----

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O ,, I crops of the Province has been re-

, ,,.;. `. . j _; 1 inaryahle. ’l`he objects of such work

r I ‘V ' ' _

- auction of pure, clean seed of the

r T , OL’ To stimulate nn interest in the pm-

Phone L19 -I tl _/ y

V ‘ -"` best varieties of our farm crops, to

_ - encourage and assist ~tlione who are

;___!._--_-- l _ _' o , _ engaged in growliig seed grain, to

'_' i- ¢ show the value of seed .A

Bon Lone

_ » Nz A, , _ __ V ~ the propercultivution of the soil; and

0 9 k * gg 5 5 5, sg n. an 5 g¢ 5, Q Q, _ NIQN MADE _ _ to direct the _nl.tention_of the general

larniing public to the value of r-lean

“A a O riireéeltl and better metlioal-5 of culltiwva.

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4° - oi ’.

. becoming more general as the work

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Make tlze appointment

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, _ fllment of the objects, tiie trade for

seeil gain has grown, boih within and

today, beyond the pi‘oviiicial limits. _

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f A. E. LYON

Artistic Photogranliy Charlottetown, P. ". I.. _

Photographs of all sizes, films to fit all size amateur cameras are re- feived-fresli every week. .

Moderate prices

Personal atlentioii to Amateur Photography

i£ '

A care. u selec

of _lewelry marks I IIOSIERY

,_ ~ ' We have received tli

f 1 _ newest oxford t`or Dressy

ii Wear made with high ' `rench heel and plain

_ . __ 1. tion of every line

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* ' some New York hosiery-

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$58

= As a ineiiiis of insuring ii reliable

stand of grain, the growing must keep in touch with the treainient of the

g.

ing to note that with each year a f1i'eiitcr niiiiibci' of competitors are showing an`iiitei'est iii the selection 'if seed; the purity ot' the variety; the treiitnient of seed for smut; and the 'lc-.tailed \\'oi'k tliiit must ue undertak- eii to insure the highest degree of cillcieiicy.

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*H "I""”E‘|"‘I"”K"'¥; seed .ind llic soil, .ind it is en<.our.i

Objects.

The objects of the competition niny

be cited as _followsz

1. 'l‘o siiiiiiilate an lliiircst in the

pi-oduition of pure, clean seed of the best varieties of our farm crops.

2. To encourage and .assist those

who are eniiged iii izrowini; seed grain. -

3. To show the value of secil scle<‘_~

tion and llie.proper cultivation of th' soil.

4. 'l`o direct the atienlloii of the

gciicriil fiiriiiliig public io thc valuc of pure, clciiii semi and lieltcr inctli- ods of cultivation. -

_ Competitions.

Tlircc i-oiniii-t_itioiis will bc held in

i-:ich cnuniy, in oncli of whit-_li the fol lowing cash prize.: will be ollcrcdt

Oats,-1, $10' $9; 3, $8; 4, $7;

$13.50' 0; 8, $5; il, $4.50; 10, $4; 11, $3 0 12. $:l;' lil, $12.50; I4, $2.

\VIiciit $8; il. $7; Ii, $0; 4, $5;

llni-li-eyvi_ $6; 2, $4; Il, $3; 4, $2. West l‘i'iiii-e shall iiirliidc the i~‘ii'si

Eliir-loi'al District :iiiil Lots 7 and 8. blast i‘i‘iiiii\ ‘iliali incliidn the l<`oui‘th and l~`if`l.li l~Jlect.oriil l)isti‘lcis, uiiillml ill, Middle l‘i‘iuce shall include the i'ciii:iiiiilrr of Priiit-_e (‘.oiinty.

Wo,-si Quciens shall int-.luile the First

l~llct:tor:il liislrlct and l.oi 22%. Midilli- Quneiis shall incliide that part ol Queens »(`-tiiiiity lying iiortii and west ol' the Ilillsborougli ltivcr not iiiclud eil iii Wcst Queens. South Queens Xliall iiicliiilrx that part of Qiicenr

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Enst Kings shall`iiicliide Lois 42

- . , , , li, - . » Kings shall include Lots 59. G1, 63. 64 iiiid Georgetown Royalty. VVest Kings ashall include the remainder of Kings County.

Rules and Regulations.

1, A field of oats shall consist o'

:it least live acres; of wheat, thre acres; and ol' barley at least tw 1\l‘.l'0S.

CHRONIC DISEASES

_CURATIVE TREATMENI by the month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

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That we operate the onl

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2. An entry fee of one dollar will

he chiirgeil, lf only one kind or grain is entered, and an additional fee oi Ilfty_ cents for each additional kind of grain.

¥

That we employ a skilled

_ ,err PAYS to buf .n this Province.

..*FARM FOR SALE.-Mrs. George

Murdock, Murra-y River, offers her beautiful farm for sale, also crop. stock and implements. For further particulars apply to J. W. Murdock, Montague, P. E . l. 7367-'l-30M6i.

,.*SHAW-MCLEOD.-At George-

town on July 30th. Mr. Nell Shaw. Customs Officer, Cardigan was united in marriage to Miss Annie McLeod, youngest daughter of Mr, Duncan Mc- Leod, of Strathcona. Alter the cere- mony the liaypy couple drove to their future home in Martlnvalc, where they were gracefully received by Miss Annie S-haw and Miss Margaret Gillis, sister and cousin of the groom. Tlielr many friends extend hearty con- gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ‘Sha\v.

..'-nAci< FROM scoii_ANo. _

llev. J. A. Greenlees, M. A., pastor of St. David’s Church, Georgetown, re- turned to `iis home in Georgetown af`t~ er almost four iiioiitlis absence iii Scotland ovhithcr he had gone to con- vey tiie greetings of the General As- sembly of thc Presbyterian Church of Canada to the Cliurch in Scotland. While there he had the opportunity of visting 'his native city of Glasgow where he had the honour of being present ut a gruiiil reception tendered to Sir Douglas Haig. I-le 'arrived in (lanada,.souie two weeks ago spending the remainder of his vacation with 'his wife iii New Brunswick. On their arrival at the .\/lanse in Georgetown Tliursdny evening, Mr. and Mrs. Grcenlees were tendered ii hearty rc- oi-.ption by the members of their con- gregation. ltelresliiiients were served and iin enjoyable time was spent.-G.

YOUTH IS PRIDE OF ITALY

Only Twelve Years Old. but He Has Won Great .Distinction aa a

` Brave .Soldier.

On going to sec tnn iirniy of the

Gruppn ai writer for the Marzooco inet the smallest soldier in the, ital- ian army-`a boy refugee of twelve, in the telplione service. ills uiili’oi‘iii bears distinctive niiirks for' woiiiiils. Iiesiiles lieliiis been ilccoratetl. ills name is Patriarch. Ile_ was born at 'San Daniele oi' Friuli. His parents died when he was very young and he worked in a carpenters shop.

After (laporctto he left liis-native

coiintry, and irc-ni that day the war begun l`or him. ln the retreat lie join cd a detnclinieiit oi' arditl, and with tlicni pei-i’orinied prodlgies ot' valor. On Monte TGIIIIN1. iii Noveiiilier, wlieii the German hordes pressed on from the Quero to overcome the defeiises ot' Mount Grappa and of the Piave at one stroke, he went nut in a squad with several arditl. He carried three hand greiiades, larger than his little hands, but the arditl had taught him to throw them like stones at the swal- lows. '

He arrived at the lines and pushed

out to a point well within the enemy lines till he reached ii group of Ger-

t‘ouiiiy lying south and east of tilt* mans, comprising n Priissliiii oilieer

.ind three soldiers with miicliliie guns. A grenade shot out from his hand,

i‘l 44 45 4 47. 5'- and 56 Sillllll and lt was well aimed. The officer

was c_rushed to earth, The frighten- ed soldiers raised their hands. The boy threatened them, gesticulnting with the other bombs. ,

Ile drove the three big soldiers be-

fore iii-in like sheep, dragging their machine gun. This story, which reads

9 like a fable, in only a single page in U the iiiarv-'_+lloug military history of

Master Patiarca.-Itzilian-Anierican News Bureau.

om; wAv 1-'o TRAIN .A Bev

. First-get the boy's confidence.

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Dr. K. W. McKinnon

VETERNARY BURGEON Office, 189 Kent Street

~’-‘¢ daily grinding from the

rough glass-the niost com- plicated kinds of lenses?

Those are facts, which

mean a good deal to the

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Oppoolto Morell Hotel

Toiophong 764 i

5o0o.5.23M3m0,,_ away for special lenses.

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p D. STEWART. ll. C.

Barrister, Solicitor und fi

Notary Public

Nowlon Block, Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

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lant.

mail, you’ll get them back

'If so Send your glasses in b >1¢ it promptly and in perfect con-

Call in 'and look over ou

F. I Hutcheso

so 5% Glass wearing public, doing OF *It away with -the annoyinge

delays caused by sending tl

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3. The entry fee must be sent in

with the entry.

4. No field will be judged unless

the entry fee is paid before the tim uf judging. .

5. -Menibers of the Banner Oat

Club should have all fields from which graiii lor seed will be sold properly inspected while Slillldillli

ll. l\'Ieiii'bers of the C.S.G.A. are

requested to enter one or more fields in the coiiipetltion.

7. Competitors should give the De-

partment nt least one \veek*s notice when the fields will be ready to cut.

8. Entries shouldbe made to thc

l’roviiiciai Dcpiirliiient of Agriculture. t'liiirlotteto\vii, and should arrive not later than August 23rd.

The following scorecard is used in

judging the fields; general appenranci coiisideriiig: i

. Staind of crop. . . . . . . . . . li

2, Type of plant, vigor and uiil-

forinity, of growth . . . . . . . . . ... 10

Il. Acreage. method of seeding, ab-

sence of lodging

l<`recdoni iroiii weeds Zo

S. S. HFSSIAN Barrister. Solicitor

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Optometrist and Optician

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Frcedoin lroni smut, rust blight

After you have this. as a matter of natural course you have his love.

With the love ofa boy in your heart.

°_ you are his ruler and his nuister, For

love is the king of the world.

Make a boy feel that you have n

i heart exactly like his-that the same thrills that touch his, also touch yours.

You cannot train a boy in a inan's

world. You have to .go down to the boy’s worlfl»-romp and smile and play with him there, and be ii boy yourself -with him.

The simplest chamber of charm in

all this world is that little place in a boy's heart touched by the belief of ii mother or a father in open and fra-nk trust: And you cannot get into that wonderful chiiinber through any threat or creation of fear.

No man over built a good boy by

physical punishment or mental sug- gestion of fear. The most honest proposition in the world is the ordinary boy. He is quick to rc- cognize error.for_lie is .innately square. He thinks in slniple terms and you must meet him on that plane. And when you do. in cnse of his ‘doing

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MONEY T0 LOAN

Montague. P. l. I.

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Borriotorl and Attorneyl lollcltoro for Royal Bank of Canada MONEY TO LOAN

_, MGLEIIII &Ic|iIIiII0lI

Bnrrlntoro Attorneys-at-low Office Royal Bank Building ,

Charlottetown. P- I- I-

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lloI.EOD & BEIITLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. G- llrrloter and Attorne¥~l*'I|W - _ MONEY T0 LOAN

Dflioo-Bank of N. 0. Unemberl

IIIIIBIIRTOII & Slill I

Bari-iotoro, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

- - NOTICE _

Comincncing Saturday June 7th and ending Sat- I iirday,Scpt. 6th the busi- ness hours of the Rogers ' Hardware Company, Ltd. wil be from 7.30 a.m. un- till 5 p.m. closing Satur- I' day at l. p.in. We do not close on Wednesday afternoons.

PLEASE RESERVE THE ABOVE NOTICE

The Rogers Hardware

.

"~ :intl insects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 10

Appiireiit yield und quality of grain

considering:--

il) Proportion of well-filled lierid of

plump grain of good flllilllli’--~ 20

(2) Iliiiformity of maturity ii

‘Total . . . . . . . . . .............100

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PIIIIICE III' WALES O ` PLUG GIIIWINS

lligl In f|vof°~ the lllhlyiq

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lie. seo., aoiioiem foo- cannon :mu COIlI|I3lIY efffi‘;T3»f,¢r;:1_\§°gg:'1~},,v‘;,‘;~;g;,§‘,;”m§¢;} Aoooelotlon Bank of Montreal. Gan- rico- *ll B°°lU-I-°l\1°°°--5*‘UF"°'

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lion, __ _ _

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wrong, your belief in him will do ninre tluin anything else on eartli‘ to teach him to do right.

Wlien :1 pudge lays down the law

he does not necessarily resign.

llow many do you know who iillow

lllelr N’-Ili»Zl<iii to interfere with ilieir business.

~

Connolly Estate

Scholarships

--_

The following are the tiamcs of the

successful candidates in the recent ex- imlnation (in order of merit.) Francis (lain, Uew Penth.

James J. Farrell, Bridgetown.

Peter Walsh. Hope River,

Richard J. O'iNelll, Charlottetown.

Cline. L. Trainer, Elmwood. Walter J. McGuign.n. Hope River. Leo Doyle, Earnscliffe,

Vernon Maddignn, Charlottetown.

Edmund Dnnnhoe, Roseneath. Wm. J. Monaghan, Hazelhrook.

Thomas \McAvinn. Kelly‘s Cross.

Gerald Keele, Alber-ton. Francis Ryan, Cardigan.

Ethellicrt Mullally, Souris River.

Vincent Murphy, Kliixors. James Murpliy, Brookville.

Ernest McGuire, Morell.

insertion for advertising to this col

ion Day on Sunday. August 10th at " D. m. Divine service will be hi-ld in

Sutherland, ‘Murray Harbor is ex- pected to conduct the services,-G.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Mr. Ralph McDonald, has rc~

turned to New Hampshire after

` ..*Mrs., Neil Miathieson, I-lalifzix, is now visiting friends in Georgetown and is the guest of liei' nephew Mr. S. (‘. Knight.-G. -

..*Mr. 1o1.i,lph Miacl.`ai'cii, Reston,

U. S., is no\v the guest of Mi'. and Mrs. George Hibliett, Water Street, Georgetown.-G.

.‘.*Rcv'. (1. E. Armstrong, pastor

of the Christian Churcli, Moiitagiie, niotored to Brudeiiell during tho week.-G.

1'---an

..*Mr. and Mrs. S. (T.

Mrs, I). Gordon and Bliss E. Knight, motored to Cliarlottctown nnrl Suni- merside last week.-(l.

..*Messrs Hutton Dalziel and

Janies Mlacllaniiell, Georgetown, vis- ited ~Strathcona and Albion Crnsn nn Thursday.-G.

Knight,

..°.Vlr. Oswald Wostawziy, Waiter-t

ford, N. IS., is visiting his i,-,r:iiidp;ir~ ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lavcrs, Georgetown.-G.

. .*Iler 'many frcnds will lie ;:lnil to

learn that Mrs. (icnri,;o» lllliliirll, ol' Georgetown is iiiiprnviiig' friiiii licr severe ill:ioss.»~G. ,

..*Mr. and Mrs. Ilarolil .\l:ii~llon-

aid, Torniito are the giicsis of Mrs. Mcl)onald's mother, ..M;s-.' __ (i'i_ipi.) Win. Miiel.iii'en, Wat/_-1" l~`ili'<-ct, Georgetown.-G. _

..°Missi‘s Estelle Aitkcii, _Alice

(‘.oiii|it(=ii, l\darinii Mau-DoiiLilil_ and Marion Murpliy were. i'i-cciii visitors to Brudenell_--G.

NEW ALLOY OF *GREAT VALUE

()n account of the high feiiir-sr:iiiii'f:

requiring lnr suilabli- liarrlciiiiig linc- edged tools ol’ tungsten liigli-spin-il_ steel, Sliefileld tool-iii.il<i‘.i's liavf'= souglit n siibsiitiite niaiterinl. A new alley prodiiced by adding .roliiilt to cliriiniluni-rarlion steel is rcporieil to he best lieardciicil by a fciiipcrziliire not exceeding 1.200 (‘_ For most nur- poses the iiarilciiliig iiccileil ig olilxiiii- ed when the tool is cooled ii:ii.iirnli_\' in draft-lrec air. ln ri conipariitive test saws of “cobalt croni," as thc new steel is called, continued cutting four days \vltli0ut rcgrliiiliiig, whil/.i sriws of tungsten higli-spccil steel were dulled in two days and those ol' car- bon-steel in half ii day.

GERMAN WAR GARDENS

In the German army. as in the ‘Amer-

icaii, garden ilitrlies sii-piilciiiented the food ration. Gcrnian niilit~ar_v gardens in the reclaimed salieiit, how- ever, were so niiiiierous and ol' such size that the iinpression the Ameri- can get was that the Geriniin snl<_liers in this sector depended largely t’or food upon what they tlicniselves produced and upon what was grown

~s~_

St. Davld's Church. itev. David, F

-_ , Children Cry for Flotchgrf ._ . _

..~1'wo csnrs Psa wono osoii _ _ _ _ '\'\\f\\\\';

tcher’s Castoria is strictl a remedy for Infants ard Children

lc Y _ ° _ _ ° Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby’s medicine

is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need ot n remedy for thc common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and no claim has been mad: for it that its use for ever 30

years has not proven.

spending several weeks in his old W ' 6 i 0 R home in‘Georgetown.-G. _ h I S “

- ` 'Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Parcgoric,

Drops and Soothing Syrups., It is pleasant. It C0l1t1=lll1‘-1 neither Opium, Morphine nor other' narcotic substance. its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty Yeifis It has been in constant use for the rclicf of Constipation, blatulcncy, Wind Colic and Diarrhoca; allaying Feverishuess arising therefrom, and by. regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleeP~ The Children’s Comfort-The Mother’s Friend.

or-:NuiNE CASTDRIA /Ai.wA`Ys

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in Use For,Over3ll Years y

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delicious, handy, economical, keeping its rich moisture and fragrance_ unimpaired for any length of time, and burning slowly_ but freely- ' these are thc qualities which you will find in

iiasier it

ni. Poriooi riog siooioiog roiioooo

Slice a pipcful, fresh from the plug, just when you want it, fill your pipe not too tight. IilZl1f“P and you will enjoy a smoke of real satisfaction. Try- it. ' i The Rock City Tobacco Co., Limited, QIBDK. Ou.

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(iiir i-_;iptiii'i~_e iiicliidg-_ sevr=i';il tliou~ pit-kings will ln- Jar i`i'nni poiir l`nr

by the French iiatlvcs i'oi'ced to work siiiiil iicros of giiiwiciis, and alilioiigli iiiuiiy i'v.~'oiii~t'i»i`iil :iii-.<1 »~i't4C1l\1l>=-*‘ in the fields for three sous an liour, it is riitiicr lute iii the sciisoii, thc Hi.ii'.~; and Sirii: »s.

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mellow flavor, and the -/i"-if \f . `

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..~oEconA'rioN oAv.-'riio star ,c -. I _- *_ *» - _

of the East L. O. I.. of Georgetown w - - .v ‘ _' < _ expect to hold their annual liecoriit- ='-_'»\., _ _ . I, \_ . '_l' _ . ».,'

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