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_WAHI-IINGTON, August 15.-An-

ot/hl' w0man'_s party demonstration in protest against the Senate’s delay in acting on the 'federal suffrage amend- ment was broken up today by the po- ' lice. Thirty eight women participating linriner [carriers and speakers were arrested as tlley assembled before the Lafayette statue in the square oppo- site tlie»`White House.

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I Citydtlagistrate Court 9 a. m.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 'I and

'$.45-.p.` m. '-'Fire 5'Ly'uUum Mloving Pictures, 3, 7.I0~.§rid18.451p .m .

_-wool) SALE 1

I At Auction

On"l`lse Grounds of The

‘ Golf Links

lionday»morning_ the 19th Inst., at

the hour of 9.80- o’clock. For particul- ars apply to Keeper, Irwin Ferguson.

871-7-16M2i

I THE MARITIME Education Conv.ntion

Meets at Moncton, N. B., August 27th, 28th, 29th. A good program has been prepared. Those. who purpose

with urs. s. W. Irons, Moncton, N. Bi, at as early a date as possible and arrange for accomodations.

870-il-liltti.

__S_alt___Salt

50.000 Bags due to arrive -'middle _September per

“Steamer Gwlailys” from Mediterranean

- Fishery Size _Liverpool Size

Meat Size

Lower price whilst dis-

charging than after being stored.

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1 NOTICE M

The Annual General Meet- ing of the Charlottetown Ca- Company Limited, will be held at the f`ompany's Oflices, 66 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E. I. r-n Wednesday Aug 2_8th at twelve o’clock noon,_ with a view io adjournment to the iirst Wednesday in Qztober at the same place and same hour.

-if fy Order, _ . FAIRALL FISHER 1 Sqc’y Treas.

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IEALED 'l‘-ENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be rec- eived at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 37th September 1918 for the con- veyance of His llaiestrs Mails, on s proposed Contract for four years; six tiles per week over rural mail -route No. ¢_from Cardltlll. P. ll. Island gpm the Postmaster Gensrars pleu- IIIO. . 1

_Printed notices containing further tntnrmatien as so conditions or propos-

may in seen mn blank der may be obtained at

of Cardigan and at

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SPECIAL NOTICE

It has been decided to continue

the B. S. Northum-boriand on the Sum- merside-Point du Chene route for the present. Passenger service via Capes Route will not go into effect until ful- ther notice. This cancels arrange ments previously announce-1.

District Passenger Agant’a Office.

Charlottetown, Aug. 14th, 1978.

86-8-15M!-lei

Augus_t_ Races

Horse Races will be lieltl at the

PEOPLIPS TRACK

GARFIELD, nELFAeT On Saturday August 24th.

3 Minute Trot and

Races to start at 1 30 P.M. Automobiles allowed in centre field Admis<lon 50c _

ren 15c. A good days sport is expected

first fine day following

Freight must be delivered one hour

ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri-

Charlottetown, August 8th, 1918.

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Admission to grounds 25Child- "Y _ 1 __

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Companl' e3Cl1 entry and 5 Per 1 on board a vessel owned by the lat( Cchli f1'0lIl IIIOIICY WIIIIICIS. ` Now is the time to treat your sheel Captain Richards. A short time aftel

1 and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church'il _

awe] Stocked Saloons and tea Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec his arrival he b°“3ht 9' farm WMC’

ta les on the grounds. ommendsd by tile Dept. or Agricni- was then almost it wilderness, and .ii

’A. W. MCLEOD tuirefat Washlnigtonl as the bees $31 ter many years of hard labor he sue

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Prop' Peoples Track' tl';it¢§:;t;,|i_li¢-58;;-iiiggcétjl' 00 community In ‘religion he was i1'

N' B' No horse will be nameo Methodist having united with tha:

withoutenrrancefeeaccompaniee DR. W- G- CHURCH- ’ ' _ each order’ summersidm p_ E_ 1_ church _many years ago. His cheery

. . _ ‘g31.711M1 gpg, countenance will be sadly missed il.

If day not flue Wlu be held m the home, wherehe was a kind bus'

, to mourn their sad loss a sorrowlni

widow, two daughters and one son,-

B°nshaw_Char|°ttet°wn __ the Misses Nellie and Maisie at home

We will sen by .public auction on and Arthur in Worcester, Mass. Thi

Monday, August 19¢h_ 1913, at one funeral, which was largely attended

_ ‘ _O-c1°¢k_ on the Lqwm- SL pete,-'B was held on Sunday and was conduct

I-|U||;hug3*e"_T_"‘__U9l1'gn°Y Road' adjoining M1-_ A_ R M¢Kay's ed by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Sawdon

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farm (Lawnd.a1e)_ the fglmwing stock and the remains were laid to rest il

L°“° B°“°h”'w‘ L°"° §h’t°"” ~s choice milch cows with calves at-Bideford cemetery- The pall -bearers Friday 217;' m' ""'2' '30 D' m' side; 4 now due to freshen; 3 young were: 'Melville Ellis. 'VV}|lilam Bur- Tuesdayi' a' m' °' " ' D' ml' cattle, 2 steers, 3 years olld- 1 horse leigh. Edmund Budleish. Joseph Mil

;:;1B°;_’;9'1]:'_1 ;"3g1; " “'33 3 yea,-B 01d_ ' ller, Walter Dystant and Louis Dysl Frida ,£6 ,fl &`_ m_'_ _ '_ m_ Terms: 6 months on approved note. 'alll-

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Tuesday zo s.so a. m. ,.6 p. m. 6 P" °°’“°“ f°’ °;‘;‘;___ CARTER _ _- Friday za, 10.30 e.ao p. ni. ' ' I _

Ei-ldv. 27 5 a. in. .. .. .. _.1 _ "-“°“°“¢‘"l AUCT ON SALE

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F000 l0AitD|ll.ASlilS §wARcMm_G mmm s

~ = lllllld by Canada Feed

‘X ]‘d-IfIlcTiIt"`to get along without 'wheat

land _tts pmd“m_ - _anticipation of the winter months

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'FOR FEIIIIIIIIE FOLK

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The vegetable kingdom has the

greatest bounty of all tb oder to inan- _kind. Although “man shall not live by

,that western clvililatioh would find it

The world’e total production of wheat approximates 4,000f000,000 bushelsa year._ It.`would .take 4,000.- -000 of the largest freight cars. mak- _ing a train reaching more than one land a half times around the earth. ID ,move this great anna!" yield. -Moving int twenty miles an hour, this train ¢wou.ld take thirty days,t0 pass is ¢lY0l _ point..

|288,000,000 acres of excellent wheat lland. She was the greatest exporter ,of grain in the world ‘before the war. ilt is to a great extent because of her ldefalcation that wheat is S0 BC&\‘¢0 itoday. 'It is estimated that only one- ithird of her crops have been lput ‘ln ‘this year, while hunger grows space among her people. 1

IN MEMURIAM _

In the passing of Emanuel Johnsor

on Thursday, July 25th, Ellerslle loses one of its oldest and most respected landmarks. Although in falling health for the past two years the communitl was shocked when it was learned l1l‘ had passed away. The subject of this sketch was ‘born in Sweden ll the ear 1838 and came to this coun

band and a 1ovlng_!ether._ He leaves

md.; 30, 1 1..... ._ ._ ..1.a0§I$. §22'8~13“ff'3‘P°- _ Housl-:_ L01 AND |=u|iNn‘u|i£'

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betfnre 'smug' I am instructed to sell by auctiol

Monday, August 19th, commencing al

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;».\*__:.1_.‘,t_,'>4 10 o'clock forenooil, House and Lot I - \\ - ...___ 1 together with personal property, con- __ Tile undersigned will sell all his_SlSfl“8 Of M8110- Oak <ll"l“E~ P90111 Bel- ” ` ' ' ' " ' general stock of nearly all kinds to be Umce desk and Chair- ming cabinet-

' Q .round in a provision and grocery shopll lYD0Wrltor. automobile. cabinet sew-

"it reduced prices. Also a specialty of 1:8 lllnachllnei bU\°‘*i\U5£s°0;1t"\;‘d°5- bed

can goods all at reduced mark lots. 8 9** S- C18 FS. D an , c en range

SEALED TENDERS addressed to Also fishing, gear, rubber boom rub. and numerous other artiges. Sale

the Postmaster General, will be re- “ern °v;r3‘°°5_n°r lgaggisé miss" “nd,;?$;2'?sa_;9e_n;w:;;r;; afp::M;:':_ye`

me ,. a w soo . l 1 1

day_ the zoth september 1918 for the _ Also enamelware tin and hardware. _Hind lf 111;; B0_l¢l_. \;lll b0'D\1l- 111;, Hi 31;' conveyance of H15 Majestys mils' on Cause for selling off old age. Wind-_100 at 0 C UG 1l1_>0ll- ight Y a proposed Contract for- four years, mg up this fan' Way be Inspected ar any time e ore six times per week over 1Rural Mail I' 3' GHAIBSON sale'

route No. 1 from the Postmaster Breakwalelf street R' BEMRST0’ General's pleasure _ Smms Auctioneer

‘Printed notices containing -further 538'7'22MmW"" i8G3`8`16M3I°

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tivaltez' of l\smlh‘iid.In asthma! u rel: :sfnfuh Dam J°° Dmlm

"*;:|i°"°”"".’ |222: f_"°.‘c__:: ly; 1 lilly, two years old, Capt. Aubrey, in conditions. A hsliiullllo hmm is re- Dam Haphasger.

°'|"¢;ii§laq.°'°°°‘ 'hm "M°"°° I'°"'°"”°‘ hm' 1 illly, three years old, general pur-

in certain dan-len a homnsaiier in sod swirl 3| 3| Ed ¢1_

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tl milch cows

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hntnot8ub;A|an¢y on certain enndluom. 1 filly, three years old, Mayor Todd.

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‘riik sole head of s- amlly or my ml. 9,., farm at Sprlngton, known as the Ma rtln propertyz- - f ' -__ P_“_

8 dry cows. 1

12 heifers, three years old.

10 heifers, two years old.

15 steers, two and<thrse years old. 6 stee'i‘s.1'one year old; " _ 5 heifers, one year old. ' 6 young pigs. ' 15 good ewes' '.

5 ewe lambs. ’ 2 rains. 4

2 rubber tire wagons

2 sets othariiessil _

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. Here comes the lady of the house' tripping down her cellar stairs ldailed up with beets. She has the _pleasant

when -the. yougsters will want some- thing appetising and wholesome in the WHY of canned products. She knows herself to be a good pfatrloti for can. ned beets mean the "stretching" of meat and the saving of bread the days when fresh vegetables airs not on' the market. So she ls smiling to herself. To can beets wash them thoroughly,

leaving the roots and one or two inch- as of stem to prevent loss of color. Blanch ten minutes in water unit is .rept boiling, or steam if possible. Cold lip and remove the skins, roots and items! Pack closely in Jars. Add one teaspoon of salt to each quart jar. Fill the jars with boiling wa-ter. Ad- just the rubbers and covers. Sterllize one and a hslf hours. 1

NOVA SCOTIA BOY APPRECIATES

P. E. I. SOCKS -

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The following letter has been re-

ceived by lMiss Katie Reeves, Free- town, from Gr. M. McPhee:

France, July 18, 1918.

Dear Miss Reeves:-I was fortun-

'-ite enough to be the recipient a few days ago of a pair of socks sent by you and desire to thank you for your ‘kind thoughtfulness.

We receive socks from Prince Ed-

ward Island ladies quite frequently, and though a good many of us are Cape Bretoners, we share equally the luck of the P. E. I. boys, of ‘whom there are quite a number in this unit My "bunkie", Jack McAleer, is a Char- lottetown boy, and most of our out- section hail from the place they cal-l “the Garden of the Gulf."

We have some great old scraps, for

the Island -boys declare that we call'l ,grow anything ln_Cape Breton except coal, and that we would starve if the _' H. I. poop-e dldn't take pity on us- Do' you think that’s so? I've got a sister-in-law from P. E. lsland_ but have only seen her once, as sll.a just came down our way as I was coming ever here, and my brother ma:-rled her after I left. Luck' guy! I must -tcnie to a close .for this time, and go to work. I am enclosing my address. so hope you will drop a line when you have time again. Thanking you for your kindness, I ani.

Yours sincerely,

301280 GR. M. McPHEE,

Blitll Battery.

9rii llrlgllilu, C.If‘.A, France.

JAP. STEAMER TORPEDOED

CREW LAND IN NOVA SCOTIA

AN ATLANTIC PORT, August 15-

“lihe U. S_._ schooner, Judge Boyce, has arrived here with 87 men of the crew of the Japanese steamer Tokuywma Maru, 7,000 tons, from an English port to New York, and which was torped- oed in lat. 39.12 longtitude 70.23, (200 miles E. S. E. of' New Yonk)' on Thursday night Aug-ust 1st. The first notice the crew had of danger was the sight of a torpedo 100 yards sway. While the attack was proceeding, they took to their boats, 'hastily rowing awe ay froln the danger zone. The sub. did not shell the boats, and they saw` no more of the undersea craft until next' morning at ten o'clock,when the U-boat came alongside, and her commander had .held a brief conversation with thq

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o their s nals of dlstless municate with the Nantucket ligiitship

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