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Union

Dllll Yofhl89lll'l3 North Milton

I lll'll¢o»!0 C8; llmtra 1 I0 Dliflv 1 Nil' ll, New Perth 11 pairs; llrs.

I pairs: lkeeiovlll

lilipairs _Grand 0'l»eary It C. 55 1! pelrs, York and 17 pairs Gran-and

85 pairs, Mrs W. 4 pairs, Mnrsbileld 48

54 pairs, Tryon

Freetown 43 pairs, Miss 3 pairs. Mlminlgash 49

Mrs Gillis 90

Rustieo 36 pairs, G

Tryon 5`1 pairs Elmira 17

Cavendish 38 palrs, etc.,

1 hor Bedford 35 pairs:

Cape Wolfe 20 pairs,

24 pairs, Elmsdale

42 pairs, Union

8 pairs. York-Cornwall Inst.

Miles H Sterns 13 pairs;

Ladies 5 pairs; "Wic-

24 pairs

17 pairs; Bedford 18 55 para; Womens Inst. pa, 17 pairs; "Women

24 pairs; Union Road 5 prs.; 'vo pairs; cornwall last. as Albany Plains 35 pairs; ,Corn-

_5 pairs; Mrs. J. McLean.

Plains 1 pair; W. P. A._

pairs; East Point Wo-

11 pairs; Mrs. F. E.

City 8 pairs; Elmira 12

l 38 pairs: Crapaud

Sterling Inst. 8 pairs; Free- pairs; Marshfield 48 pairs; C. 41 -pairs; French W. IP.

Kensington W. P. A.

Brudeueli Red Cross 19

-New Perth 43 pairs; North W. ~`P. A. 18 pairs; Hampton

Psa-. 22 pairs; seats Milton w.

'30 pairs’ 5 suits pyjamas; Mrs. hfcwllliams 2 pairs; Hampton 22 pairs; Bedford w. P.

26°pairs' New Perth W P A

Ad' hairs C'ra and "20 pairs; Llniorl The Registered Clydesdale Stallion. .

Altamont (18137) will stand for ser-

D, ,C P -

P. A. 13 Dairsl; Belfast 104 pairs, and 4 wristlets. Total 16,- 153.1 "

.idly _1s. 1918. 49511..

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gugscnns-|-|oN8 To QUEEN dam Kenora (29521) he has' taken two » . ~' MARWS ~EEp|_Ewgp|( Gu||_D tlrsts and one second -prize at the " ' SHOWER ' Eastern Kings' Exhibition, is three

_L|~ .

' ' Lint No. 2

1; _L,.._.._..__£r;w|o§m}Y_acknowledged. _ _ _ __,$5195 pecially good. For 'further particulars

Mrs. J. 'McDonald 1.00

'iirs.._Pomsrey 1.00 I/ills. M. -McKinnon .. . .50 Mrs." I-I. V'Buntain .50 lldrsj, F. Chandler . . . . . . . . . ... .50

,.-- ‘ ' - ‘$71.45

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Summer Closing _

Kensmgton, will close our stores at 1 o'clo`k p. rn. sharp every Wednes- 8 day, ‘beginning July 1'ith. -

REUBEN TUPLIN A C0 , JOHN MCGOUGAN H ESTATE JAMES KENNEDY

374-7-l3M10i.. D

NOTICE

Now is the time to treat your sheep s

and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church's

Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec~ h ommended by the Dept. of Agricul- ture at Washington as the best rem- edy for worms in sheep yet produced. a Fully guaranteed. A dollar package n treats a large iloclr.

Post paid price $1.00.

DR_ W. G. CHURCH,

Summerside, P. E. I. a

331-711M1mopd_'. D

Bonshaw-Charlottetown /Z’

Launch "8trstl\gartnoy" h

For

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f==.==.°'1'==5i eesewaeaae '_=l'_o-e~e-emu-e~e_§

. . . . . _ . °

F?53FF?55§

Leave Bonshaw. Leave o Tues., 2nd 7 a. f Fri.. 5th 8.30 Tues.. 9th . Fri. l2til5 m. .... 5 Tues , 16th

#iw D

Tues., 23rd 9 a. m. .. Fri., 26th 11 a. m. .. , Tues., 30th 5.30 a. ni. B 9173-6-29Mi.f.

ALTAMONT

Le the kched to the 18th Battalion. ‘III France. ‘ '

and ever welcome letter today. and was more than glad to hear, from

preselt.__ _WelI; mother, everything is going i‘lne and dandy. All the boys

th h

We, the underglgrwd mor-chpptg of and we are making the best of it.

You know I used to be pretty good

those guys slow. I also won the shot-

“won the tug-of-war. I nearly broke mY

` 30

Day, why the crowd of troops was

think I ever enjoyed myself more. \l met Earn Crosby, Stanley Steele and

the sports were over we started to

going along pretty good with you at

. JULY, 1918 Austuin or Fred, for this 'war will be

show we are _lust murdering his troops

m. . . .. .. .. Germany can't possibly stand the los-

Ffl-» WUI 31% m- - --- ses we are inflicting on him much

longer. My! You can't possibly im-

Sl - uv! l.-p. You san't miss him even if

for now. I did not receive your par-

_ning-‘r

llrsilalles R_\lsh.` cltyfhss received; 'mlb'

thenfoliowing letter trom her sea, Cpl. mudehum

noi Rush, who crossed over with ‘105th Battalion and is now nt-

France. June 20. 1918.

Dear Mother,--I received your kind

on and to hear that you are_getting I ng so well._ as" _this leaves me at

re in the best ot health and send eir best regards to you. We are avlng great weather out here now,

We had the Battalion sports about month ago. in which I took part.

' lllnninig, and i surf: made some oi'

ut, 2.20 yards dash, and our team

nose in the sack race, but I won francs,-$6. Then they 'sent' me

nd so_nle others down the line to run .the~Divlsion sports, and we sure ad some time. Talk about Labor

wful. There were also Red Cross

urses and W. A. A. C.’s, and I don't

lot more of the boys. We just got aid =bei`ore the fun started, and when

aint the town red, and we sure made

good job of it. Well, mother. I hope everything is

ome. You need not worry about

ver before they ever reach France. r although old Fritz is making a

nd believe me, the man-power of

ne the way the Hun dead are pil

on shoot_ with your eyes closed. Well, mother, I guess I will close

el yet, but parcels take longer than

'Sports ° 'M -*°°.=

\ 1119889 -

`water, 1 gallon. Apply the mixtum |u§member tilat what to us is loss is lor

18137

vice during the b‘a,lanco of July and the first part of August at the stables of Jos. H. Chevrie, Souris East. Altamont is sired by Atlas (7896)

years old; his feet and limbs are be- yon'd criticism and his action is es-

appply to -

J. H. Cl-l‘EVERlE

in charge

D. L. MORROW.

Owner

Mare's at owner’s risk.

423-7-1619141.

in ;_| -l

*f-»9,£i quam- 5 ‘\" L- - `

». nlnrns ' BKNN.-at Brighten, ea .mv 14, 1918. ;Mr. and Mrs. Roy B- Ulilii. il B011-

boueuss.-at the P. E. 1. Hesrit lifes .may za. 1918. to Mr- and Mrs- Burlivell .Dooslass.°'Brishi°1\» = d““S“' ter. Katherine lyrioll-

§»§;,iv¢."-at- wlsslea near, July 1'lib Shaw, aged 87. Funeral to- gfy, 'Friday at 3 p. m.. to Brackley

-'ffzvlllt Cemetery.

" . Victoria on July 18. 1918,

._ . uriis. as d 64 .$0-inrdny at 2 lp, yew' Funml

'J _'J f Manmaons

J!-_:Nt_4E_Pu£N|<lNe.-at the Baptist

hill 1@Ui}_ by Rev. W. E. Carpenter, Qsldon Jenner. or l-last Jedaere, Han- !!! C0-. N.8.. to Sadie Jenkins, ol

J.” “mmm- -,Aolr-.Ior Minnrd'o one take no other.

or s roclc

., . -

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`.¢fI_nm instructed by Wm. Pound, “ "-- -1-' - n to sell y auction on » -

‘}f0N`Mor.'DAY , fy July 22nd, 1918, -‘At 2 0_’CIock Sharp

%3:to? cnitivstemsens su node

Horses for Sale by Tender

"Orwell Bell" 2.19 dam "Adminis-

trator," -sire “Commodore_Ledyal'd,”

and- her three months old illly sired by Captain Auibreyfg’ Also."Commod- ore Ledyard" the horse that has pro- duced more race stock than any stal- lion that ever came to Prince Edward island. All three horses are in good condition and will be disposed of to the 'party in the highest tender. Part- ies tendering will make separate tend- ers for each horsc.' A certified cheque for 5 per cent oi' the amount to ac- company each tcnder which will be held as a forfeit when party awarded tender fails to complete purchase. Balance of purchasc money\to he paid when tender awarded. Cheques re- turned to parties not awarded tender.

Tenders close July 20th 1918.

C. A. McDONALD»

P ' Montague 416-7-16Mtf. |

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Synopsis oi Caoullsn Nos-iilwoti had Rognlelloao 5.-_.s THE sole hssd of n fsrnily or any male over

eighteen yesn old. mlv honestesd s quarter

section of svsilsbls Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberts. Applicant must so- ousr ln Dtfson si the Domi on Lands Agency! or Sub-Aasllcy for the District. Entry by proxy] may be mule at-any Dominion Lands Agency but not Bob-Annoy on certain conditions.

Dimes-Six lnontlu residence egos and cull tivshon of ills land in each oft no vous. A hoinesirader may live within nine glide of Ilia llnmnslssd on s iann of st least acres, on

i conditio A hhi bi homo is -

°°l‘r:d"sxceotwh“s.rereslde1:os'ls;sr|nrm¢dlni'lfs

°l' sity. lla certain districts n hofnsstesdsr in sts . lag may gre-snot s qusriszsetioo slollg is homies . Prlcegdln per ve.

as Six mont residence in uch el three

’2l.'I‘“i&»3i3i"»l‘¥'?§.‘f»fl2.‘a”.§li£ii"‘i"t€°f.l¢ I N t v D I tained so noon ss homestead count, on certain

°°R'"»‘llu':t was an trlniatal lla sesame nm

.gy ls I r:"U$" nMmh0ldm.

2, °.:""’:.".=t...... ...".‘;`If...'i..'°°'5l°..l.-"f"'.;l.....'.:."i

letters to come, so I sm expecting it any time now. So give my love toi all the family, and don't forget your- self-. I beg -to remain,

Your most loving son,

` , LEM.

Wal Garden Bulletin

PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FOR VACANT LOT AND BACKVARD GARDENER8 ENLIBTED IN

. GREATER PRODUCTION

CAMPAIGN

Notes on Garden Pests issued by the Canada Food Board In collabor- ation with the Dominion ‘Elio-

. mologlst

SAVE YOUR ONIONS

The onion msggot differs 'from the

‘ l

I N0-TIUAE

The parishoners of St. Mary’s

Church, Wellington, will hold' their annual picnic on 'the parish grounds on July 24th. A fine summer outing will be provided.

154-7-3wfm10.

FOR SALE

Maxwell Automobile for sale ot a

bargain, 1917 model in perfect condit- lon. Run less than 3,000 miles. Price $800 delivered to any point on the

Island. .

SIMON BROTHERS,

P. B. Box 487,

Pictou, N. S.

334-7-11M8ipd.

at-iii WANTED

Experienced caretaker for Fox

Ranch. State age, experience, and salary expected. V

BRITISH.. AM-ER-ICAN.. SILVER ’BLACK FOX C0. Box 445, Sunlmerside. P. E. I.

269-7-Smwimtf.

FOR SALE

Fruit farm' for sale, 10% acres, 2

miles from Charlottetown, 6% acres in apples, $5 acres in raspberries, and 1/. acre in strawberries. House and two new barns.

For further particulars apply to

H. NEWBOM,

East Royalty

358-7~12fmWME8l .

i’Ulll.lC__ll1_EEl`ING

. A meeting of ladies and gentlemen will be held in the Legislative Council Chamber, Provincial Building, on Friday evening the 19th Inst., at 8- o'clock, for the purpose oi arranging lor the celebration of the Fourth An- niversary of the War and the opening of the Soldiers’ Convalescent Home. Charlottetown.

All interested are invited to attend.

By order, ‘ ‘.

I V ARTHUR NIWIIRY , i Qasst. Provincial;-§Booretary.

‘”'7`“-u~a- ._ -._;.`~"’7_.

deposits

terior to a

loss you have ,sus~ - ~'

the, death of your beloved

in life.-as women vwllo, hy her" l _ `

adherence- to the principles of | ` _ j . I . ,,}'._.

ore and dis

be found that

aoquaifntetl saith" .1 --

colored it will

the mascot is I -tor this con- _ ' dltlen. Bulbs thus aneetaa should be endeared liersalr to all. ‘ _,. _ ' ' .. ` . ‘j_;I‘»‘.-if.-`-`“--';“ ;-. destroyer- by burning. -lr may are putlwho had the pleasure er ner_aequnint-` is you in our hoolslet, g L in .the compost heap the ily will` be 01106- ‘l - _ ` ' ' '°" 'Y ‘ '“"

ping and

One peculiarity ol! the en$a msg-ldisllensed hospitality. there is' avec- '

got is that there ~sre.._¢gq-‘pr nu-gefsnoy that. can never `be ll-lied. while br-ood, 01 tim fly lp ¢_V','~,,a-|- and ghelthe entire community regrets the loss seooild. crop ti"=llea lisllsily gppegrg,-of one whose kindly advice and will- about the middle oi July, when t|»¢u."ling hand were over-ready-' to assist

bla is anticipates-it‘lr a good thing te those in distress of _any kind.

try tile' following poisoned bait; Butsamid our sad thoughts therfl ium arsenate, 54 oz; -molasses, 1 quart comes s rayvoi’ comfort when we re-

Yoar-fsqiasf will had-it i»yraum.»luil5-" . =

c _ », . . __ ‘, -~~ ` 3 ~_ .~...-t._,¢i-,iS , ~

strips across the-plot with a watoringher eternal gain. _- can. ' ~ On an occasion of this kind wo tul-

_ ly realize - how inadequate human

Mlnards Llnlment Lumbermans Friend Word!! are I0 bllld UI! i-he bi‘0lWi\

to Him Who has said: “My grace is WM- 4- SEAMNN.

leave thee nor forsake thee.” ` ~ I r 1 " .

Q21' Made-To-Measure Garments.

AE All Outstanding' Exception

ln' The Maze of High Living _(;9_sl__§

IT is difficult if not impossible to enumerate a single item in the routine of

._»-_ __. ' -_ .__ -_-.

everyday existence, but what has doubled, trehlecl, or even quadrupled

lit cost. Practically nothing hasl escaped, whethér theclassiflcation be neces- sities, luxuries, amusement, travel, etc. One of the exceptions the labyrinth _ of sharing prices is English & S€otch Woollen. Co. Made-Lo-Measure Garments.

. These cost substahtially the- same aslinl former seasons, and are just i_1_s worthy -

of your complete conlidence-probably this

explains why our business is greater in volume now ,thah at any time in our history.. ltjlsya signihcant fact that we are tailoring today for 'many men who formerly paid from $35 to V $65 for their g'arments-men who do not have to count their clollars in buying clothes, and who

would not accept inferior kinds at any price.

Suit or Top Coat,

- Made-To-Your-Measure

Contrac- tors To the Brltlsii and Canadian ‘ Govern- ments.

More _Quality

Less Money

_AD we not prepared over two _years ago by

I I anticipating conditions that now exist in the

woollen market we could not keep in for; our I

gig prices fir tailoring without very materially cheapening the quality. This is why we are absolutely sure of our position of extreme value-giving-Awe,

compute the _expense if the _garment we makerfor _yzt-rn.

2n_a init schedule _gi _1_8 _t_o _2_4 months i, _ili_n_¢ic which , time woolle ' . -

trebled h-ag ‘ T“ms°rs_:lo°nel`" v='l':»':"in“'»°2d~ ' 5

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L-m--- ‘ ‘I ‘°' “lane-1 " ‘°" °""”“°" l" ° ‘°°°'° °U°i°°----

Eng lisli§_r_ Scoicllwoollen r 158 RICHMONDI snrleser. c1fr0wa,P.E.1.,“ ~..

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UWB

< -» . ' n . .- . *;- ~: -in

9 lad In your home where she so freely ` Made ' . _' .. "' 'Q

. . - "af Y fir,

A -, -.qt I . 1 » 1 ~ ". “ .V _; l cms s-SANB¢Rt1~. A ~

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~ heart, and would therefore direct. you Sllned on..-,lv1'0ll8-lf Of tllhillfélllfeil

suiilcient for thee." and "I will never - 'ROBERT ‘Ml°l(ENZlEl

. . ' -,Colnmi_1te¢.

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