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DIARY CAN ‘\DA REMEMBER THE LUSITANIA

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, _ ` Prince Edward Island. é A B°n5haw‘cl\afl°tt¢t0Wn + h _ ._ _

Cm 'dhgistnte' Cmnt 9 a' m' In the estate of Samuel Craig of ` ` ' ; T F

sued by Canada Food Board >

.P-'iiii-Q Eilward Theatre, 3, 7, and lo ii, iii. l’copl<~’s"l‘heatre, 3 7, and 8.45 p.

LJ/eeiiuil 'I‘|JB8ll‘e 3, 7 and 8.45 D. Ili.

f BIRTHS

HELPS-To Lieut-and Mrs. Phelps tbl. Jolla. California. a son. John Norton. Mrs. Phelps is s. daughter of Mr! and Hrs. E. H, Norton, formerly 'if fliarlottetown.

- _MARRIAGES

MCLEOD-.MCDONALD-At the Cal- .»tionia -Presbyterian Church on Aug. :1i~i; 1918,-by Rev. W. H. Sweet, as- sisted by Rev. A. Sutherland, Rev. J. M. McLeod and Rev. A. J. Martin; Iii.-v._ M. _D.‘ McLeod of Caledonia, to Mary McDonald of Glen William, P. .; island.

,SEAMAN--M\'cVVlLLlAM8-At Eldon on Stpt. 4_,at the home of Mr. James St. C. Moore, uncle of the bride, by the Rev. J. W. MacKenzie, assisted by the Rev. E. B. Moore. Bessie May Maowilliams to Dr. Rupert F. Sea- man, Medical Superintendent of Fal- conwood Hospital.

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WHITEWAY-At Murray River, on August 31st, 1918, Robert Whiteway Sr.. in the 89th year of his age. He is survived by widow, four sons and three daughters. `, '

IN MEMORIAM

ln loving memory of Norman A.

Campbell. Darlington, who passed way on September 5th, 1916. _

Two years have gone, our hearts still

sore.

As timegoes on we miss him more

But now he is in Heaven at rest They miss him most who loved him

best,

Prom his mother, father, sisters and ‘ brother. _

1247-il-5M1i.

Charlottetown in Queen's County Tailor. Assigned.

SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-

ed by the undersigned,at his office No. 146 Richmond Street, Charlotte- town, up to WEDNESDAY the ELEV- ENTH day of SEPTEMBER next at 12 o’clock noon for the purchase of the Estate of the irbovs named Sain-` uei Craig consisting of i

1. Stock in trade in his tailor shop

at No. 180~ Queen Street with shop

and ofilce fixings and fixtures. ‘

2. The book debts, notes and ac- counts. ; 3. The house and lot on Elm Aven-

ue, No. 135, with the Furniture there~ ln. A `

VA list of the Assets can be seen at the office of the undersigned at any, time. L i

Tenders will be received for the whole estate in block or separately; as numbered above.

The Assignee is not bound to ac-

cept the highest or any tender.

Dated this thirtieth day of August

A. D. 1918.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward

island.

w. ci-iEs'|'__s_ia_ _s.,__MccLunE-,

Assignee

1204-9-4M2i.

Auction On Friday September 6th

at 1 o’clock at Springton, Lot 67, :I horses, 15 head of cattle, 20 sheep, 3 pigs, hens. all farming implements, and household furniture. For partic- ulars see hand bills. No reserve as farm is sold.

_ MALCOLM STEWART

12l6~9-4M2ipd.

MA'riNi_-:s _ RACES

On Marie` Driving Park Tuesday

Sept. 10. classes are as follows:

Class A. Trot and Pace. Class B. Trot and Pace ‘

Class C. Trot`anii` Pace _ ' Refreshments on the gi'ound. A good

afternoon sport is expected.

GORDON HOOPER.

‘ Manager

1181-8-31`M4l. ‘

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'C NOTICE

We beg tonotify our customers that

we are dlsolvlng partnership. Our place of business will be closed on Sept. 1-mi for a short time, to take stock* ctr. - All uct-uuntii are now being render- ed' nnd we must request a settlement not l:ii~~r than Saturday Sept. 14th. Any accounts remaining unpaid after that date will be placed for collection. ' J. F. MACKIE A A. E. NELSON tbiiiiiitittetown August 31, 1918

1189-9-2Mlll.

I .oiessional Cards

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i DR. CLIFT

GHRONIC Dlllllll CUR.A'|'lVl TREATMENT by the

ioonth in advance. Vlotorls Hotel. iiliariottetown, P.li.l., Canada. HOURS. 1| to I daily. NOW

was-zlusmospd.

' _' J. D. STEWART. K. C.

llurrlsiiel, Solicitor and

~ Notary Public ` _mu nswsoii link, ciiarimstown lrenoli Ofilee. Georgetown

'Hollow to [Lean on Real [stats

tl. B. HEBBIAN

lerrldor. lolleltor,

Notary Public. sto.. IIONI TO LOAN. Montague. P. I. I.

l.cLE\.`uJ M BENTLEY YI. I.. Bentley, K. 9. larrlstsr and Attornsyoet.-Law

_ Money to lash. 0Ueb-lent: of N. I. Onainbsrs. .» Bnsrlotistovvn. P-I-I.

HOBSON Q DUFFY S f cm d Num u

_ Charlottetown Exhibition Accommoda- tion oi Visitors

Any householders of Charlottetown

willing during Exhibition Week, to take boarders, providing lodging and board, or lodging alone, will kindly call at the undersig-ned’s ofllce or send him a note, giving their address and stating the number they can provide for,.and the charge per day. ~

C. R. SMALLWOOD

Secretary-Treasurer

1146-8~30Mtd. V

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SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersign-

ed, and endorsed "Tender for stone at Sourie.

P. E. l.". will be received until l2 O‘CLOCK NOON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. l_9l8,lor the delivery :ind placing nf stone on Dortions ol the seaward side of the Souris brcakwater, King’s County. P. E. l.

Plans and forms ofcontract can be seen ard

gecificstion and iomis of tender obtained :it this egar meni,ai the otlice ofth- District Engineers at hnrlottetovvn, P. E. l , St. John. N. B. and at Post Qiiice Souris, P. E i. ~ Tenders will not beconsidered unless made on

printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with i e conditions contained therein.

Each tendermust he accompanied by an accepted

cheque on _a chartered bunk, payable to the order ofthe Minister of Public Works.e<Ei l to todo. c. of 'he amount ol tender. War can bon i of ihe Dominion will also be accepted as security, or was bonds and cheques if required to make up

an od amount A _

NOTF$~Blus prints can he obtained at this

Department by depositing an accepted bank cheque for the sum of $20 payable to the _order ofthe Minister nl Public Works, which will be returned il the intending bidder submit ii regular

bid.

sy order,

R. C, DEBROCH ERS,

Secretary.

Department of Public Works,

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Can you ever foiget the stark hor

hor when the newspapers spread the word that on May 7th 1915, the un- speakable Germiins had sunk the "Lusltania.” murdering- women, children' and non-combatants?

The horror is very fresh in the

minds of the widows and orphans of the heroic crew.

To their mental distress is added

the torture of -threatened poverty. Tlie"'Gb`v`é`i`i‘i'inent does not recognize their needs, niakes_ no_ allowance as it does to the dependents of the mcn of the Army and Navy. Their only refuge il in public aid.

They -rely on your benevolence, as

do the families of 15,000 other mer~

chant se.'\rn\en lost in the war, victinis of the L'-boat and floating iriine.

Surely no life was ever more nobly

given than by these unsung heroes. who go down to the sea in ships.

What shall be said of' their de-

pendents? Let your cry be: “They shall not want,” and make your offer- ing as large as a worthy sacrifice will allow to the Sailors' Relief Fund.

1244-9~5M1i.

Charlottetown Exhibition Tenders

Tenders will be received by the iin

deisigned up to and on Monday, the 9th September, 1918, for the follow- ing privileges at the Exhibition to bs held in Charlottetown from the 2-itli to the 28th of September, 1918, inclu- sive:-

l. For the privilege of catering

an-lev: the Grandstand. '

2 For the printing and selling oi

Stare Cards for the Races.

3. For the supplying of striiw as re

quired.

4. For selling feed for horses, cat-

tle, etc., on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the liirhest oi'

any tender, and in No. 3, the lowest or any tender not necessary accept ed.

Conditions may be obtained at the

office of

C. R. SMALLWOOD

Secretary-Treasurer

August Ztltd

P of - ,

FARM QR siu-1

The subscriber offers for sale his

freehold farm of 94 acres at Covr Head 11 miles from Charlottetown and very conveniently situated being only 5 miles from York Station and in the immediate vicinity of churches, gen er’al store, school, mills. blacksmiths shops, telephone connection, rural daily mall, hotels, fishing, etc. A com fortable and commodious dwelllns house, barns and other necessary out buildings are erected and in good con dltion with abundace of good water. intending purchasers are invited ti inspect the excellent crop now grow ig thereon. An A 1 title will be guai anteed. For price and terms address

R. P.LANK

York Rural Route,

'_ P. E. l.

ruiisiiuis siiii

We will sell for Joseph Darke, Esq..

on Wednesday, Sept. 4th in the Ly ceum on Prince St., commencing at 1 o’clock p.m. a large lot of house- hold furnlturc and house fixings. Everything good. Terms cash.

BENJ. CARTER, ' Auctioneer.

1176~8-31M3i.

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YORK POINT FERRY TIME TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER

Commencing Sept 5th

Leaves York Point

8 a. m. and 1.30 p. m.

Leaves Pownal Wharf

ll a. m. and 5 p. m.

Daily except Friday '” Sunday 10.15 a.m. 12.30 p.m.

1217-0-4M3ipd.

Via Canadian Government Rall-

WlYs to Western Genada Excellent through train servllco from Maritime provinces to Winnipeg and _ Pacific Coast.

Via the Cllntldllvu Government Rail-

ways to Western Canada is the route now extensively followed by many travellers from points in the Mari- time provlnces. splondid thrdugh serv- ics being afforded via Canadian Government railways through Quebec to Winnipeg.

Through the vast. section of North~-

ern Quebec and Northern Ontario, the traveller enjoys all -the delig-tits of a quick and comfortable journey through a new country aboundlng in great lakes and rivers, a territory glowing with the lively promise of Canada’s great future.

From Maritime province points

passengers may journey to Levis by the Ocean Limited" or by -the "Mari- time Express". the latter train afford- ing the nlost convenient and direct connection with the "Western Nation- al” which leaves Quebec at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. Thus, a passenger leav- ing Halifax on Monday. Wednesday or Friday will reach Levis at 1.20 p.m. the day following and by taking the “Western National" from Quebec

the same afternoon, will arrive _dn Winnipeg on Thursday, Saturday or Monday evening at 6.00 p, iii.

A pleasing feature of travel via

giivcn passengers by train officials. At Levis a special representative meets the trains and attends -to all de- tails of the transfer to Palais Station, Quebec etc.

At Winnipeg convenient connectiion

is made for points west to and includ- ing tlie Pacific Coast viii Canadian Northern Railway, G-rand Trunk Pa- cific Railway- and Canadian Paciiili' Railway. according to dcstiii-ation.

Via the Canadiian Government l`ta.ll~

ways is the quickest :iiiil most con- venient route_between Eastern and Western Can-ada -through a country of marvellous scenic beauty and over one of the fines-t and sniuot-liest road- beds in America.

Full information regardilng fares

via this route and reservation for

sleeping car accomodation may be made on application to nearest local ticket agent of Canadian Government Railways or to District passenger Agent, W. T. Huggan, Charlottetown, 1155-8-Sept 1-me 4 l .

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TIME TABLE

Froui Bousbaw' From Ch'Town Tues. 3, 8.30 a. rn. _ Tues. 3, 6 p. ni. Fri. 6, 10.00 a.`m. Fri, is. 6.30 p. iii. Tue. 10, 500 p. m( Tue._10, 1.00 p. m. Fri 13, 6.00 a. in. Fri 13, 3.00 p. m. Tue. 17, 8.30 a. ni. Tue. 17, 6.00 p. m. Fri. 20, 9.30 a. in. Fri. Z0, 6.00 p. ui. Tue. 24, 10.30 a. ni. Tue. 24, 6.30 p.ni wsu. 25, 10.30 s. m. wsu. 25, 8.00 pim Fri. 27, 6.00 a. in. Fril 27. 2.00-p. iii.

Freight must be delivered one hour

before' sailing.

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lg FOOD BOARD FLASHES- grfg FOR FEMININE FOLK

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Zanussi-ssssrssimiiss

There wais nothing that the- farmer

wanted so much in the way ofa farm- erette this year as the girl who could

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SLICE THEM THU8

1Tliere is nothing that the young- sterswenjoy more on a cold winter day than a dinner which allows them a liberal helping of corn. _While U19 season is on. as niuch corn as pos- sible shoulil be caniiod. it will re- sult in a saving of wheat during the winter inoiiths.

'l‘o can it, blaiich the corii oii the

cob for live minutes. ‘Cold dlp it for one iiiinutc. 'l‘licn cut off tlie tops oi' the kernels and scrape off the rest of the pulp as shown in the sketch. Pack and press firmly into jars so that the corn juice may fill all spaces. Add one teaspoon of sail to each quart jar and if thc milk nt the corii is not suillcient tofflll the jars, add water. Adjust the rubbers and covers and partly seal. Sterlllze

Fatigue is the result

of poisons in the sys tem, the waste matter resulting from the a tivities of life The kid

ys have failed to fil

the blood and o ar

But awaken the kid neys and liver by using D' Chase s Kidney Liver Pills an ou so fec. line The poisons are swept from the sys tem the ams and ach es are gone and you are

this route is the personal attcnlioiil

h .

iuilk cows. Few of -them could. for three ours '

:Consequently the Ontario Govern-

-ment Em-ployment Bureau has made arrangements for dairy classes to -be held at the Ontario Agricultural

play.

courses have oiily peer. hold during _ the winter months, so that this is an

iiillk bottling, etc, liitlierto those] -Cziiiada iiccds ilaii'yn1zi_ils iis she duslry.

ready for work and for

never-did before We must lay

College, Guleph, during Scptciiiilier innovation that should be taken ad~ foundation for our export trade ` and October. The courses will include vantage of by all prospective farmer-‘ the war- and iniiinlte possibilities liistriic-tion in milking iiuttcr-making, et-toe. foreign eominorce lie in our dairy

ter these poisons from

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cononno RU BER OID

_.=?" ROOFING 1 ___

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_l-/”=° Make- °f i<A.i.oR.oio aaa. is .ii ii.. good qusiise oi' RU-BER-OID” RU-BER-OID, the most attractive colors for a root-Tile

Waliaiid Ceiling Board Red or Cogpzer Green; and these colors are permanent. u KA-l.. -OlD is demanded for roofing homes, SOVEREIGN” _arages, and wherever artistic effect combined with long Sheathing F ell; ile and fire Iprotection are re uired.

-_- Official y endorsed lay qNational Board of Fire

;DURO"4_in 1 Underwriters of U. S. an Canadian Fire Underwriters 'Phd' 5l“"8l°| Association. Writ. for booklet an( prim. 3

STANDARD PAINT CO., OF CANADA, LllVllTED,- T C"“"°“°‘°“”' Av°""°

Moiiriisii. 'roiioriro wiNiiii>su viiicouvsii ROGERS HARDWARECO LIMITED

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CITY SCHOOL

Cai'ter’s Bookstore

is agaiin headquarters for

School Books

chool Supplief

We have an immense stock of

School Books, College Text Bookii, Blank Books, Scrlhblers, Exercise Books, Work Books, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Note Books, Foolscap, Drawing Pads, Foun- tain Pens, Note Paper, Envel- opes, Muscular Drawing Pads, etc., etc.

All School Books sold at pub-

llshsra prices. Any hooks not in stock will be quic`k_ly ordered.

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School Books and School

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_ Mr. Merchant-»

Do You Read the Newspaper ?

Of_ course you do. You want to know how the war is

progressing-what’s happening in the United States, in Great

~ Britain, on the continent. _

You could not dispense with the newspa ser.

~ There are millions just like you.

This multitude is interested in the newspaper as they

never were before.

_ The floating of an immense war loan in the United States interests us; the political situation in Great Britain more than interests us; it vitally effects us, and the work if our boys at the front-it enthralls us!

_ Billions of dollars have been raised, millions of men re-

cruited in stupendous armies, _the morale of nations keep grow- ing and growing; even the sinister work of the Hun has been fostered through the atlantean power of printers' ink.

Taking all this for granted-

How does this increased power of and concentration on

the newspaper fffefft you and your business. Have you taken full advantage of ii?

The war will be over some d -bei __ l' ' Hun will be _driven off soil-bought lg; the blllddvlil xiiedrlggdgdiid our _son’s allies; ouriarmies will be exchanging their swords for the implements of peace; France and Belgium will be one mighty works OD; problems will have to be faced by every patiiotic and country-loving man and woman.

' IN THE MEANTIME WHAT H S _

_ TO YOUR MARKAETHAPPENED

war? Has your competitor a firmer hold than he had before the

o commercial success

‘ sai-nam an mwmvs ylwpsis o a we S S _ _ V _ '°“*“°f°.g"““3°Y",°3L°§'Af °°°*°° had Regulations a Ns fTbe lesson: “Don't wait for a “better” day-uso i;h¢ four ' ' ' B solo head of a family or any male over _-_ _-1- _

' l “Innes yesn old. may homestead a quarter . _ ' i = `

iscfloii of avaliable Dominion land ln Manitoba. Bags due t0 arflve I8lTl ll18tf\lCt¢d by V. F. GllSk€y

-"THD" AQCPHUYOCVLIW Saskatchewan or Alberts. _A licsnt must ap- _ . . ' _ Nagoya! Bank :inline §;:’;“‘€AEf_‘E-g;:§;_é§;; middle September per ?;sl;4;};“l¢i4¢c<§;‘;:’lrl;YF§:a\:_<::l1<;;l£g,f;atl1\‘\; At.GRESSlVENESS, ACTIVITY, ADVERTISING

i fi H _- buisness-Anseysamiaissspaiiisss. “st er dai! River’ Lot 14' an M°nday_Sept_

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Baksfloatnal.0sii- my sms imifmaiiu. _

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fu. ' l||hniifs’;t:ii'e-emptca qusrler»ssct.oii alofil side hi; . . SOfne B ` br ing ewes should

wmeiwf- Pri" iw' vs' -'~"°-_ not miss this sale. , ..'.*:.°':.i.§‘:..':rs“'i..::':.‘1zi°:..r..f:i:'. :.1 ltr.: I-lV°fP°°| 512° Q T

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