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._ Healed _by Cuticura
Trial Free V
' "When my baby was only three dsy_e oldpsn unsightly rash appeared on his _V _a gace ambsic __of his head. '” t_wo `sc argon wa- l/ `_ tcry fluid which irritated _ '_ him, and he couldn't keep
. j from scratching. His face
was disfigured and he
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_ “lt was pronounced
\ eczema. It took one cake oi' Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment to heal him.” (Signed) Mrs. F. J. Crawford. 92 Finkle St., Woodstock, Ontario, October ll, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32~p. Skin Book. Address postf
card: “Cutlcura, Dept. J. Boston. U.S.A."_ Sold throughout the world,
Baron _I-Egfr Ball
Baron High Ball will _arrive in Sum-
merslde on the lst June and remain at the driving park till the 1st Aug- ust, with two of his yearling which are to be trained by S. A. Rockford. They are some trotters.
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i MAYOR 'l`0llll 2161-4
‘ snnouvizwr No. 34.
I
Mayor Todd. 2.16%, is too well
known to need anything said of him. His honors in show ring and on race track are history. He comes of two of the greatest families in the world - Todd, 2.141/. and Alcoyne McKinney families. His coits have been the larg- est prize winners when shown. He will be found at the stables of Francis W. Hughes. Grafton Street.
Terms:- Season, $15.00; insure
$20.00. Mares at owner‘s risk.
_ HAMMOND KELLY, ' Owner.
Imported Clydesdale
'l'll0llNE|]AllI 17623
ENROLM ENT NO. 36.
Sired by High Honor by Hiawatha,
dam, Kate of Chapelton by Prince of Clay foaled April 26, 1912. imported from Scotland by Smith & Richardson. Volumbus, Out., and purchased there by Mr James Roper of Roper Bros., Royalty, will stand for the season at the stables of Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St., on Monday, Tuesday. and Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. Roper's.
Terms:- Season. $12.00, insure,
$15.00. Mares at owners’ risk.
JAMES ROPER,
HAMMOND KELLY.
' Owners.
CASCO A 2221-4
_ Rag. No., 2001. Enrolment No. 35.
Sired by Blngon 2.85%, dam by
Alendorf, by Onward.
This is a good son of Blngen. 2.06%
Sons of Blngen sired 134 Standard Por- formers in 1015 McKinney, 2.11% stands second in this respect with 58. Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the Great with 54. Casro A.,was purchased at the Old Glory Sale in November last and will be given a short season in the stud before being trained for the fall races. He will be' in the hands of the veteran. Mr. John 0. ’Brien, Bonshaw, and will ho at his stables on May 20 leaving there on Monday morning, May 22, travelling through Crapaud to Jabez Lea's, at noon; then through North Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noonan's, Al- bany. over night, May 23 through |Searletown to Pat Connol|y's, noon then by Ross Corner to Kensington over night, May 24 to Waiter Found's noon, then to Austin McNoili's, Stsn~ ley Bridge, over night. May 25, then to William McNeiii’s Cavendish, then to Hector Buchannan's over night. leaving there Saturday morning for Steve Coles, Milton, leaving there at noon for Charlottetown where he will stand for the following week at the stables of Francis W. Hughes, then following same route for the season.
Terms:- Season, $10.00, insure
$13.00. Mares at owners' risk.
HAMMOND KELLY. Owner,
JOHN 0'BRiEN ln charge.
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Coal for R. T. Hdman, Limited.
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T0 Bl] SOLD by Public Auction on
side on Tuesday the Twentieth day of June next, A.D., 1016, at the hour of
an Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the Eighteenth day of November
certain 'piocc or parcel of land and premises, situato, lying and being on Lot or Township Number Three in Prince County in Prince Edward ls- lnnn, bounded and described as fol- lows' COMMENCING at a stake set
said line to the rear line of farms fronting on said shore; thence north
of John Oliver; thence east along said shore to the place of commencement containing ONE HUNDRED acres of land a little more or less. TOGETHER with the appurtenances. Default having been made ln the payment of principal and interest.
For further particulars apply at the
office of McQuarrie & Arsensuit, Soli~ citors, &c., Summsrside.
lmted this 19th day of May, A.D.,
1916.
JOHN MUIRHEAD,
Assignee.
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-THE MORNING _DAILY Olllltlllh 5919
can be obtained at Latlsrtfs Toulon UBI:
-The Schr. "J, `B. M.artin”. Cap~ v
tain Landrigan_ cgme in Friday from Picton with 160 -tons Albion Round sho
- _ St.
.. . der
#The Schr "Three Bells , Captain G Smith. bound for Miscou from Port Th Hastings came in Friday to Hlimnn’s C0
Wharf fm °“ppn°5' mas; 2, Edgar Yeo and Harold Lyle
-The Schr. “Hector W. McG.", |___
Captain Murray. came in Thursday bound for Buctouche from liastings
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Haywood and Adeline Haywood of the: fn
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of
in nie blink or shore-sr the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the north line of fe land now or formerly in possession of 1 _ Daniel Ahearn; thence west along the 3;;mligids|;l__;_(`:_)|:l:¢cw;gefv“h the in
_has received the following letter:‘- ~ ~
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lion
att, 2, Lillian Cannon, 3, Keith
tequal); 3, Raymond Cannon. Grade
Samuel Cannon.
Wednesday, August 23rd, will be old
rk this ea the nnual Horse rac
,_ y r. a ~
“Jr 1° 5"!" _ _ P‘“'k0r mlne es will take place on that day. Purses in l“""“y f°" °“l’l’l‘”§ “l R- T- H01' and classes will be announced ister. man, Ltd.. bound for Miramichi from Special U-,mls and ww fa,-es from an Hastings . , po
_The A_________T Y_______ __M___g_________ races on this track durin_g_the sum.
Captain Helgensen. bound from Chi- mer' 9 GUMZL cage for New York came in to Hol- man`s Wharf Thursday. The “Mar- garet” is owned by J. J. corkiii, chi- Siem" "M Mrs' Th°""“ 0°” was "“5°V ‘md is imvc" hi’ H 550 IV P~ Wednesday evening, June 7 th when Laml’ EUSl"£» MW" faking fl" he' their fourth daughter Margaret Jane Gasoline and Supplies at lt. I‘. Hoi- was united |n marriage to Elmer "IMS Ll"lli9‘.lV She “lied 1058!/~ Birt of Sea View as 'thc clock struck
s's1Ds iuA1:nn'rs iii§ .i'.i'.l§.‘if..‘I`.i'i.',‘§ei."'i ii’e"'.i‘§m°'$i°if.'i
brother-in-law, Mr. Bruce Somers
~ ____ who gave her away, and took her
place beside thc groom under a beau-
Bu¢.kw|1ea¢_ pm- bug_ _75...1_00 tlful arch of hoiiies and flags. The Bu-|9y_ pe, but _75 .__g0 ceremony was performed by tho purge,-_ pg, |\,_ dup-y_ _go Rev. George Sutherland of Kensing- Butter_ per lb. creamery. .33 Un* _:ii Ui0_Pf9_*;_‘i_llC9b fig H\;0\1§( f_l_f¢Y__ll1" C¢,|g,k1,,B_ ef |b_ _1 v e gues s. e r e oo e c ar- Egg,_ per gozem _lg ming in a suit of white voile and wore l-la loose, er ton. 10.- 12. B 113;: D,-0559.5 pe, tom ' 10__f13_‘ shower bouquet of white roses. She Lamb pe|¢s_ ea,;h_ _40__50 was attended by her sister Nfiss Ada 1{ides_ per |b_ _M who looked sweet in a suit o__f white oatmenh Der 100 |bB_ '335 silk and also carried a bouquet of pan- 0a|_,_ mack _ pe, but _53 sies. Mr. Earl Reeve V lFreetown Oats, white, per bus_ _52 did the the honors of the groomsman. p°tnt0eB_ per b,,,,_ _so After the ceremony was performed pork-_ organs an-d_ nm. |b_ 10% to 13% and congratulations offered supper S|_,.aw_ p,.e5!ed_ pm. tom "jo was served_in Mrs. Coles best style. Wheat pm. but 1_20_1_40 The grooms present to ~the bride woo; per "__ _2¢__40 was a gold watch and chain and to
bridesmaid a gold bracelet. The evening was very pleasantly spent in
music; anddsinging. Spcial mention
\\\ may e ma e or the excellent music
`_\\\ \\ \ \' furnished by Mr. Joseph Connick of
_- ~ ~ / Spring Valley and Mr. Charlie Pay- , D D D S . nter and Mr. Heath Campbell of Long
* River. The presents to the bride
were numerous and costly, including two substantial cheques from friends abroad. The bride is one of New Lon- fl0n’B lwpular young ladies and carries with her the best wishes of a host of friends‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bert
will reside in Seaview. _
ts. It is intended to have matinee
Holman's sailed again today. ho 8 day on New Annan Drlvlng
i ‘ “A n - P”
WEDDING BELL8.- The home
scene of a very pretty wedding on
white picture hat and carried a
Milli Milililllili _
Bl i’llSiililH|lllS
WINNHPEG, June 8.-'Tha Rev. An~
drf-.w Brdwning Baird, M. A.. I). D., who thirty-five years ago came to the west
as n pioneer missionary of the I’resby--
rzan church und who for almost-thin
te
- ty _vears has been identified with the
Manitoba College, of whicl. he is act~
front of the Court House in Summer- ""4 \"""°lP‘1'~ was IHS! High? "|007-Nl
nmdurmor of the General Assembly, -,Ixus receiving the highest honor which
. _ .
230 _ _ UNDEH AND BY VlR__ the denomination can bestow. Other' #UE gf “ml-,ower of Sale contained in nominations included the Rev. Dr. John
Neill, of Torcmto.
llr. Baird, who will preside at ull the
A_D_ 1897 and made between George meetings for the next teen days. was
crn in the village of Motherwell, Ont.,
1855. He was educated at Upper
ronto, whore he graduated in 1887 IM. A., 1880), Kunz. College, 'l‘orouto (D. U., 1013), Edinburgh University (Uh I.>.l. and the llnivcrsity of Lcipzic.
llc was ordained in 185| and went to
.'a‘dinunton, \~'l|ero lie was minister of
e First Presbyterian Church until it-7, in the lutter year he was trans- rred to Manitoba College and has
\\ ostmiuistur Church, where ull the
meetings of the Assemblv will he held,
along said rear line to the south line was c0mp|,_,t,__|_,. .med when t|,.,0I,,.,,¢ng of land now or formerly in possession se,.v,“, was |__,g“n_ It was mmmawd
that there were fully 500 delegates present. every presbytery in the church, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, being represented by ministers and layman. The balance of the congregation was made up of repre-V sentatives of the many Presbyterian churches in the city and of other _re~ ligious organisations.
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Mrs. J. H. McKinnon, Bear River
France, 12. 1916
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Eleauor’s for month of May in or of merit - Grade ill-1 Edith
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NEW ANNAN HORSE RACES.
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_ The biggest Value-#-‘the‘ most outstanding offer-_ -the closest price ‘named by any concern in Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific; ` - _ ' '
Just think of thecomfort, pit asure, and enjoyment
that one can get from_ a Lawn Swing, For a sun bath or an'airin.-:1 quiet rea_d,_ or a place for the men folk to _s_m_o_l<_e, and the women to do fancy work, there - is hothing n`ea`riy so nice as a Lawn Swing. V -
This is a big full size Fou_r Passenger Lawn
Swing (which means that it will carry six children). It is made throughout of good quality hardwood, every part painted, seats and swinging uprights v:_irnished_ in clean, natural color. The construction is massive throughout, every part is bolted and braced. It is strong, rigid, well balanced. light running-a value that challenges competition. Complete with bolts and braces; also instructions for erecting. Price _...$5.89
(Lawn Swings in Furniture Department) Pin the Price to this Ad-
order at once by Mau- Complete with Belts, Nuts and Brace _
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Mail order value W 899
_ H656-This is one of the biggest _Hammock sur-
, _ " prises on this age; this hammock is even larger 1 ‘_ \ than many soltli a -great deal higher in Dl'lC€l made in C
. ‘ attractive assorted full bright stripe patterns. can V
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pillow, concealed spreader.fr-rge trim- Camp 5f00l. Qan- med valance-a wonder at i ur ' vas seat. varnish-
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style, beech stock, frames painted red or green, balance in natural finish, vamished; seat and back securely screw- ed to frame; length 3 1-2 feet.
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H14-A sensible style Baby Hammock, o`pen_ gauze
weave so that baby can get the fresh air; by covering the top with cotton fly netting, baby can enjoy the fresh air and be protected from fiies.- Finished with iron rod top and bottom, and is stretched out in such a way as to make it impossible for baby to fall out. This is not gi cheap hammock in any respect, is made of good material, b_ot- tom is strongly reinforced; colors blue and white; size 14x36 ............;....$1.50
H15-Baby Hammock Stand, for above; price... 1.25
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Hammock Couch, frame made of the best angie iron, nicely enamelled mattress frame
is also heavy steel; fitted with national fabric .
non-rusting galvanized steel spring. The couch is hung with heavy gal- vanized steel chains. making it strong and comfortable; the 'entire cover- ing is good quality green canvas, mattress stuffed with §5'f't"quality flock. fitted with magazine pockets and wind shield, making a particularly com- fortable nnd serviceable hammock couch for outdoor sleeping and loung- ing. Tho materials, workmanship and construction areVthe best it is pos- sible _to procure at this price. It is one of our biggest~n3ali‘.7l°der values.
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C676- Matresses, steel spring frame and hanging~ch`ains complete
without canopy top or outside steel frame. Price . .`.._...\T.\l
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C677- Complete as above with steel hanging frame_i\i_itho_ut canopy!
top. Price ...$12.00
C678- Canopy _Top to fit above hammock couch. extra ...$2.50
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