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I have every facitity for turning

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All‘work fully guaranteed and

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p ert watch and clock iegnire No. 168 Queen Si.reet.'

Phone 397- R.

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There will be sold at the Court House at Georgetown in Kings Coun- ty on Thursday the 10th day of July A. D., 1918 at the hour of twelve n'clo'clt~ii’oon 'All That tract piece and pnrcel of land situate lying and being on Lot or Township Number fifty- five in King's County aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, that is to say: On the South by the Grand- River, on the West by land held by John Morrison, on the North by the Post Road and on the East by land owned 'by Thomas Taylor, and being the Western moiety of plot Number four, and being land conveyed to John Swall0W by 5011"' Nichols by Deed dated the seventeen- th day of December A. D. 1885, con- taining Fifty acres of land a little moreor_less.

The above sale is made pursuant to and b'y` virtue of a power of sale con- tained_iii_a'n'_ Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 18th day of July A. D. 1903 'and ` mafia between John Swallow' of 'Annandale in Kings County in Prince Edward Island, Farmer, and Priscilla Swallow* ‘his wife, of, the first part, and Matilda M. Cameron of Charlottetown

in Queen's County __in dsatd th- land, _ _Widow since decease , o I e second =nirt,` default ~haviuK`_'\>°°“ migi’ in payment ofthe principal mono? secured tllereby._

For _further particulars apply at the -0llUil¥5f`»_Mathieson{' McDonald ~ & Stewart, Solicitorl Georgetown. Detedvchis 6th day of June A. D.

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box 60c; N`eilson’s 60c and

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::Buntai.n, Bell & Co., for bestcoal,

lowest prices. ~ 9.23Mq,f

:The majority of people fave? the

paste form of dentifrice to ,111 other varieties and find that Rexall Tooth Paste is the best without doubt of all now on the market. This splendid dentifrice has no impurities and _is remarkable eiiicient in keeping 'the teeth clean and sound, preventing' 'de- cay, hardening the gums and keeping the mouth sweet and (mire. Large tube 25c. Money back if dissatisfied. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner of Great _____,____._€

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0 0 0 s l _t e e 0 e s VINTONJ- DIi.[.ON_.- In _(‘_astor, Alta, on, April 14, 1913, by Rev. Paul lienut, S. M. T., of the Church of Our Lady of Grace, olive A. Vin- ton,daughter of Mr. John Fi-iinliliri Vinton, Spokane, Wnsh,'U_ S. A., to Fred T. Dillon, son of Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Dillon, Charlottetown.

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l.UlUl¢UlU_lUlCllOl#l WISIITLOCK.-At' Stanley Bridge on M"on'dny, June 23rd, John Wedlock, aged 72 years. ‘Fun‘ernl Wednesday at two o'cl0ck to Clifton cemetery.

BURGOYNE.--At Granville, June

21, _l_9l3,.Lucy J. Young, daughter of Harry T. arid Lillian A. Burgoyue aged four years and seven months.

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Large Cupboard witlrglnss doors. worth $15.00 for 811,00. ' Largerone, wor'tili"f$1'! for $15.00. _Side Boarder all'ei_l`el and qualities rromjtsiano fenelxoo an an .ua- eounte. _ _. ' _1B_\_ilett,'>from $12:|0'.‘to $45.00 all 1

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SPUHTING 1

_ AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Chivers, first game st. Louie 2;

Chicago 0. Second game Chicago 2, S_t.Loufs ll, _ - \

` NATIONALLEAGUE. '

' At Cincinnati-Pitt-shurgfh5' Gincin. nati 4. ~ _ '~ » 1 _

_ (Canadian Press)

Paris, June'- Z2.-‘-The-Grande Step-_ pchase de Pa1'is`at'four miles, ovne half?-fiirlpfig, valued” $30,20|)'.~,§as won today at `Autenil"‘ track liy ‘Edmund Veil Pic-.ar`ds, Ultinilitum M, J, Prnt- _ ta, Marteuuill, -second, Baren La Gaz- es. inqucstifi third. -

American owner Eugene Fixschoh

finished fifth. The twelve starters was a record atlien'd'ance‘and the ‘race was uninnrred by' falls or"other incidents. Ultimatum was t‘he"~favorite and won easily byjtwo' lengths. ` ii'

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s s- s c- -0 I e 0' U s a _Some good‘cricket was witnessed qt

Victoria Park' __yes_terday- afternoon when a match was played between two teams of tlie_Phoenix C.C., one representingthe Abegweits (as it con- sisted of members of that associa- tion) and the other being' designated "All-Corners." 'I’he` latter batted first ana collapsed in 1 hopeless fash- ion for a`paltry, total of 29 runs, the principal _contributor to which was young Russell Chandler, who played well, and brought out his bat for S runs. The excellent bowling of J. Gass, who got six wickets for 7 runs, was responsible for this cheap dismissal of Prof. Watkis's side. Mr, Hutcheson’s team gave'their oppon- ents rs little spell of leather hunting when their turn came to hat. The skipper himself set the side a. good example by knocking up top score. After E. Rice had put on 11 runs as his individual score, the stand of the innings occurred, being made by H. Bethune and G. F. Hutcheson, who opened their shoulders in good fashion and quickly took the score past the half-century. When the for- mer was howled by Thompson, the totnl was 64 for 5 wickets, and his individual score 14, for which he played well. Hutcheson continued to keep his end up and got most of the runs, his score when he was caught at third man in attempting n big bit being thevcreditahle one of 34 runs. With his sidc’s score at 90 for nine wickets Mr. Hutcheson de- clared his innings closed and sent in his opponents for a second innings in order to tr_v and get an innings vic- tory. But E. I-Ieartz and F. D'Orncl- las opened for the All-Corners. in good style putting on 27 runs for the first wicket. Of these E. Hearts had knocl:-ed up 16 by forceful batting. Thompson joined D"Ornellas and runs. again came quickly when throurh some misunderstanding between the batsmen the former was unfortunate- ly run out. Still the score was 45 runs for two wickets and only 17 runs were needed to wipe ofl the arrears. But Bethune and Gass got _in some good work with the ball and _the All- Comers only just succeeded in avoid- ing the innings defeat, being all put out on the stroke of time. Really it was time that saved -them from com- plete defeat because they were only 8 runs on, and had theiropponents any further time, for Play, they, would have made the required num- ber for victory without much loss. As it was the Abegweits won easilv on the first innings scores. The full scores and bowling analysis are:--

ALL COMERS

l‘rol_ Watkls c Bethune _ . Prof. Thompson b G»sss~.i._ .. l<‘.A_D'Ornellas b Gaes~... -R. Chandler not out ...<~..., . 8 ‘R. Mcilonalck-c Rice b GRN ... »8 J. Sterns h Gass ..=,.»..». G. Fitzgerald v~ Gass .'.‘ F.. Hcartz b Qass,_.. ... ... G..Nioliolson,_b 'Barlow_...~.,_~... E. Weeks b Cass ...' .. ._

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J. Cass ... 6 Prof. Barlow ...:~... .».£.--$15,

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’I‘he'Abbies t four ore nn-d thi l

137 INNINGB 5 'Vics 2 and tfiiis the grrilme ended. ` ` ` l

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E. Hearts b Gass ,. _ 16. F.A. D‘Oruellas b Gael 18 Prof. Thompson run out 8 Prof. Watkis b Bethune G- Fiflkerald c Gass b Bethune... R. McDonald c Gsss b Bethune R. Chandler c Hearts b Gass .... .. G. Nicholson c Rice b Bethune J. -Stems h Bethune W- ffm c Hughes 'b Bethune

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N. B. AND MAINE LEAGUE. `

(Canadian Press) I

John-St. John 10, Bangor 4; At

St. Stephen-Calais-St. Stephen 5,| Fredericton 5.

_AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia-Boston 5, Phila-

delphia 4; At Washington first game; Washington 4, New York 1; Second game Washington 6, New _York 0; At _Cleveland-Cleveland 7, Detroit 6,; Chicago vs. St. Louis, no game,

_ _ NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ai: ,Cincinnati-(Jincinnati 8, Pitts-

burg _6;_At Boston first game Phila- delilhili _f5 Boston 4; Second game Philadelphia 5, Boston 2; At St. Louis, St. Louis 0, Chicago 0; Game called on account of darkness. At'

(New York-Brooklyn 2, New York

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Newark-'Newark' 1, Bufialo 0;

At Blatirnore-Montreal vs Baltil more no game min. At Jersey City- Jersey City 4, Toronto 3, twelve innings. At Providence-Rochester 5, Providence 2. _

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Philadelphia terrific rotting in first?

innings enabled the Australians to do-i feat the gentlemen of Philadelphia: on saturday in _tue first ofthe series* of cricket matches now being played! here`,by innings 178 runs. 'Australia scored 52.1 runs, while Philadelphia

got 343 in their two innings. ‘

(Canadian Press)

P_()l.'GKEEi’SIE, June 22-In thc. four' mile feature rnco in the Annuall intercollegiate Regatta Snturday,l Cornell usually ‘conceded to ‘he ‘thc strongest crew on the river was forc- ed to lower her colors to Syracuse and narrowly escaped the ignomy of being beaten by two western crews, the University Wisconsin' and the Uni- versity Washiulgton. The six entraucesl in the races finished in the order` named, Syracuse,-Cornell, Wisconsin and Washington, Columbia and Pen- sylvania. Columbia led for the first; two miles. Sixty thousand people saw the race and altogether the _victory of Syracuse was a surprise, the feature was the great work of the western and middle states crews. Syracuse ti e was 19 minute 31 seconds,

Columbia 19.28'1-5' Pennsylvania

The old time rivals Alihfies and Vics

met' on the diamond at VlctoriaiPnrlr on Saturday afternoon, for what

proved to be a very interesting game of baseball

stood Vics 3, Ahbies 1.

In the third the Abbies got n batt-

ing streak and added five to their

At the end of the sixth the score

was 9-8 in the Abbics favor mul Vics

next two' hntters fanned.

acted sati Yactorily

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Few fpeople were ever more cnthus "lactic in praising Dr. C-hase's Oint- ‘mentwthan the Writer of this letter. Wlreiryou read the description of his case you will fnotwonder why.

writes:-P Three years ago I was cur-

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ment. I used to think that death

"Dr Chase's Ointment is worth six

and never miss a day»Words fall to express my gratitude ,for the cure this ointment made for me. I cannot tell half as mach aboutat as it de- serves. Anvone doubting __ this can write. direct to me." _ _

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June 18th Shenandoah Julvtli From Liverpool Steamer From lf ° at

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Because “Beaver” Flour is the original and genuine blended flour. It contains nutritious, full flavored Ontario fall wheat, blended with a little Manitoba spring wheat to give added strengih.

"Belver" F loin' is not like the woman who can make only one. kind of cake or one kind of fancy pastry. “Beaver” Flour is like the attractive, capable, clever hcusewlfe who can _make Bread, Rolls and Biscuits - Cakes, Pies and Pastry-and makes them all _'equally well. 'I`hat's the flour you want ! Order it at your dealer’s. 142

DEALERS-lYiife us fur prices on Feed Foarss Grains and Cereals. The 'l‘. ll. 'IAYLDI C0.. Lllxdfeil, Chatham, Oni.

t.`.F.Poole_v 5% Kent St,Halifax,N.S.,'l`rave1iing Sales Agent

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weather conditions were very fine. - H »~»

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In the first inning nie vice got fa

two men home and the Abbies madc '

one score. '

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talley. _ _

The Vics did not score. ' ,f _

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had- got one man home they filled the bases with one man out but their a e- 0- r

' ltr. John Sweeney as Umpire nnrll. s

Mr. Thomas Trainor as 'Base Judge!

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son ....._.- ._-:... ......... 1 ‘ty dollars 5 boxinstead of sixty _ ,Y - my _0 - _ h to suit on F.McDonald not out .....».,,.__._.. 6 cents, rom a different ~man since us- _ _ _ If vqu“l1we ha(1 imuble getting ciof C8 Y 1

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_ :uinmodatlon for saloon passengers 'ful Freight Agents for the

Allan Line Steamship O0. at Lisllfdh,

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tiumm ncing Monday the 5th ol.}May

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STE MER NORTIIUMBERLAND

lei-ives I iarlottetown for l‘icl.ou, H. at 8Z0o’c rick ri- m.. leaving Pictu on retu_rn ab ut. I 30 p. m. iionnections made at l*|ctuu rail points in Nova Scot?

EAMER IHPRESS ' 'V

, leaves Sur mcrsidvlor l‘ointd_u U ene N. li.. abou I0 u‘clock a. ni. lr-nving l_ ini. du t'l\er_ie n _return about 4.80 D. m., connecting with express trams for lUliar|otl.efo_ n and 'l'\gnish. tlnnneciflunn ,marie at l' i t du (_The-no fur all points in |tJ»i|.adu und 1. io United States.

| G. W. WAKIIFORD

Manager

Chariuttelu n. l’. E. island.

May 3M|l,

nu rlsila

ltocky \Puint Ferry

,Str Iiillsliorn will run ns followsz- l Lv. Cli`t0\\'n Lv. ity, Point l 7.0011.. in. 7.210 o.. in.

8.00 ii. ni. N,1i0i\. in. 0.30 ii. rn. 10.00 ri. in. ll.00 il. m. il 301:. in. l.ii0 p. in. 75.00 p. m. 75.140 p. in. 3.00 ll. ln.

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M. MURPHY, Mgr.

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Plant Line Direct Route to Boston

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.S_s_ Halifax sails from liharlotlulownjo-r < N sion via Hawkesbury and lisliia

"Pu csdays at noon. and the luxurious new twin snr-w steamer "Evangeline" £010 tons Fridays at nonn

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Agent.

Fharlottetown. P.E.l

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