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on Have Always Bought, and which has been
over 30 ycuss, has borne the signature ot
and has been made under-his per-
' sonai supervision since its infancy.
, Allow no one to deceive youin this
All Counterfeita, Imitations and “ Just-as-good " are lil!! nxpei-imenis that u-ine man and enum i- we renin- or Infants and Eamdenw nga-EJ ,, F-¥1'°f¥m°“‘°
what is CAs'ro|=i|A
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Captaris' a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorio, Drops and Booth Syrups. It is pleasant. It eon§m»nl\lnaii.~list11n£€I°rphl|x¢»= gal- 001°# ‘N°l°°¢i° mumps. lisnne isiis guarantee- t delivers _W<.>rm» and Feverlshness. For more than thirty years’it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation llatulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and Diarrluea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilate; the Food, giving iieiiiniy and natural Sleev- _Tbo Children’s Panacea-The Mother-'s Friend. _
smuiiis CA€~T_ORlA A|.wsvs_
Bears the Signature of
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in Use For 0ver 30 Years
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USE “ACME”
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Starch
nadian homes, for years.
While or Blue-in one and
2% pound packages.
TH: CANADA STARCH Makers of“Crou/n Bram!" and
"Lily While" Corn .Syn/ps, and Bmsorfs Corn Starch. 247E
CO. LIMITED
MONTIIAI., CIIDINIL. IIANTFUID. FORT WILLIAM.
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Cor. Great Geo and Kent. Sts _
Charlottetown. .
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-Drains are Faulty -or -You Need Better Plumbing
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’HAn'rnsv HALL.-'riiere win be
service at I-Iartney Hall. Sunday even- ing next at seven o’cloclr.
THE _“PRINCE EDWARD".-The
car~ferry steamer left Picton last even- ing at 6 o'clocli and docked at 9.l5.Sl1e brought 22 passengers.
NICE FRESH LOBBTERS for sale
at McNevin's, Bonshaw, on Saturday afternoon and evening.
CHURCH SERVICES.-Will be held
in the Presbyterian Churches st Camp- bellton at 10.30 a.m. Elmsdale 3 p.m. and Montrose at 'J pm. on the Sabbath June 25th. . - -
FOR 8ALE»-Bone .und D0!-Nl H
few bags of tho- sl-iDel1l°' `iertiiil.¢1‘- Apply John Wheatley. » ~ ~
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.~ .TRINITY CHURCH.--_ Georgetown, instead of services as previously an- nounced. for Sunday next,there will be Holy Communion ai. 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday School and confirmation class at 2.30 p.m. Evening Services at 7 p.ni. Choir practice Saturday at 8 p.m., Rev. D. J. Macdonald B. A. will omciate. -,
Rev. G. M. Young, ;wili deliver one
of his popular illustrated, lecture. in the Hall st Victoria, on Monday even- ing. June 19th. Admission adults 20 children 10 cents. As this will ._ bro bably be the last opportunity to hear Mr. Young, on the lecture platform al. should attend.
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AT THE VICTORIA.-Among pas
iierigers who arrived by the carferry steamer last evening were the follow- ing registered at the Victoria: Alex Parks, Toronto; W. P. HOGBGB. Mon- treal; Edwin Knox, Toronto; W. H. Montgomery. Halifax; Ii.. Emison. New York; J. H. Runchy, Toronto; J. J. Woods. Quebec; J. Fergnson_ To- ronto; G. F. Wallace, Picton.
I. C. R. TRACKMEN GET IN-
CREASE.-The C. G. R. manage- ment has granted all trackmen on the government railways. including the Prince Edward Island Railway. an in- crease in pay of 25 cents a day. Other foremen and men in the maintenance of way department, including the bridge and building employees, such as masons, carpenters. painters and- concrete men are granted an increase of 20 cents a day, and all monthly paid men an increase ot_$5 a month. The increases granted date from June 1, 1916. The management has also granted an increase of two cents per hour to laborers about the shops and roundhouses, including coal shovel- lers, ash pit men and stores depart- ment gangs, increase to date from
June 1.
PERSQNALS
Mr. V. T. Bartram. the well known
contractor of Toronto, is in the city.
Mr. G. E. 0‘Brien, Ottawa, is among
visitors to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Henry, Edmon-
ton, are registered at the Victoria.
Mr. C. A. Archibald, Truro_ is regist
tered at the Victoria.
Dr. J. T. and Mrs. McDonald. Mont-
real, are visitors to Charlottetown.
Mrs. (Capt.) Joseph Read, Summer-
side, came over from Picton last night.
Miss Ellie Gillis. of Kensington.
who was a visitor in the City yester- fiay leaves for her home to~day.
Mrs. Watson. (formerly Miss Phocbi.
Worth) arrived in the City, last night from Halifax to visit her former homo.
Mr. C. F. Fisher, City, was among
passengers returning by the car-ferry steamer last night.
_M.r. and Mrs. Hurry Vinnicombe. returned last night from a visit to Boston. Mrs. Fulton a_<1_ii`i§i; and miie daug-
hter Dorls are visiting Charlottetown the guests of Mrs. C. Alex. Brown.
Mr. D. S. Mcquarrie, Crapaud. was
among visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.
Mr. George F'. Wallace, Proprietor
of the Wallace Hotel, Pictou. arriveo in Charlottetown last night.
Mrs. P. McManus. und young son
left yesterday for her home in Mem- ramcook. after ii visit to hor father, Sir, W. VV. Sullivan.
Mr. J. A. McLaren and daughter,
City, were among passengers coming over by the car-ferry steamer last night.
Mrs. (Dr.)- Harrington, (formerly
Miss Mary Essory.) arrived in the City last night from Bridgewater, N. S., on a visit to her former home, Charlotte town. '
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett and their-little
daughter. Lilian, leave this morning for Milton, N. S., where they will spend a two weeks vacation.
Mayor Henry of Edmonton. former-
ly_ of Charlottetown. and Mrs. Henry are visiting in Charlottetown. They are registered at the Victoria.
Dr. James L. Mol/iillsn. V. B-.,__of this
city. is spending his holidays at his old home in Aiherry ,Plains. And _- the
me ti s,isv,j-`.lt_` Zi# " .1 ::icsblelii‘oifs_ss_§.'_ 9lts diit‘: _.= in-_ Lenin?" ci-»»»\_i¢i@ae t as ‘si¢"f-°;¢¢¢e»sJy_»»¢i ue mmf “fini rs .~~...-°,i°»:s.°1- III 0 , 00 C8 8_ B market. _
__ Mr. sag Mug gens; ailiad twonchgii
61| 0 . . ifsi mm ig:-pi fvt»l°i"io im! cifxufiiu naignts' Mr: Justice and Mrs. Has- IBI' .
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The frin iris of Mr. J. C. Mcken-
drieit. City, will be very lorry to learn tlist lie is ill. nurturing frm- hlootfpoi-
Mains "wand uv ii scratch to his lismi it is to bsbolled he will loonbelll right again.
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Baptist Young
cooking at Moore any afternoon. June
ENJOYABLE OUTING COMING.-
Traing will leave the City at 3 and 3 4l'> nm on Wednesday next for the oi- plisnase Tea on Bt Dunstairs College grounds Automobiles will also be run nine to convey nsueuren, to one from the tes grounds.
364-6-18Mli
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JUNE DAY TEA --For the Orphv
nage will he held at St Dunsta|i's Col less sroumis on wednesday nut Evervthipg the good book makes wih- be Simi! led in eliufidsuce and sii should enjoy the tee and help s great cause. _ _ ~
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.ioirqgo s|¢ot_sA1"renv.:-,s,mong_ me incest ieei-nits to :ein mer. is. is- land Siege Battery is Mr. Noel H. De- Blois, partner in the firm of DeBlois Bros. wholesale dealers, Charlottetown Mr. DeBlois is a young- man of sterl- ing character and good business abili- ty, who hal shown himseli to be of the right stuff. That he will acquit himselt as creditsbly in the-great game of war as he has done in business there is not the least doubt. The firm of- De- Biois Bros.,wili continue business as usual during Mr. Delllois absence. pro vision to that end having been made.
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THE EXHIBITIUN
STAKE RAGESP
Eight classes of races have been sd-
vertised to take place on the above track on the 26th, 27th and 23th, Sep- tember next. Exhibition week.
Six of these classes are stakes and
the nominations to these stqlies clos- ed on the lst. inst. ` _
The following is a list of the nom-
inators in each stake and it will he seen that all the stakes are well fill- ed.
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2.40 class trot stake piirse
EBL J. T. Jenkins. Charlottetown P.
Ana swf Tm' " .q 'i-i¢»i¢i¢wn.
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J. Stanley Wediock, Charlottetown,
P. E. I.
H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown, P..
John P. Smith, Kinkors,.-1?, E.,1.'. Angus McGillvruy, New Glasgow,
N. S. .
Frank' Boutellier, Halifax, N. S". 2.10 class trot stalie, purse $400.00
Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown, P.
E. I. _
Dr. J. T. Jenkins, f“\.arlotteto\vn P.
E. I. ' " .
The McKinnon Drug Co, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. ' _ ‘ ‘ W. T. Semple, Travellers Ilcst, I’. I~I.
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W. A. Toombs, Long River, P. E. I. Frank Boutellier, Halifax. N1 S. Chnrlcs E. l-lrulih, Halifax, N. S. J; l.c\vls'(.‘ox. Zion" Glifsgow. N. S. 2.40 class pure uiilkc, purse $400.00
I.. R. Aclrcr, Halifax, N. S. 4 Frank lloutoliior. Halifax. N. S. Gordon Mc-.Will-lun, Cornwall, P. E. I. Martin Keoui,'h,~Nortl1 Tryon, P.E.I. T. B. Dobson,-Jollicure, N. B. W. T. Somple, Travellers Rest. P. E.
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L. A. Simpson, Amherst, N. S. L. A. Simpson, Amherst. N.,_S. Clement Blanchard, Charlottetown,
P. E. I. _ ` ` J. Stanley __Wedl_oc_k, Charlottetowii. P.n.1."“ ' ,:- - _ _-
Hammond Keiiy, Charlottetown, P.
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MUPDHY. Charlottetown, Pl
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R McKay, Charlottetown, P miiiey wedlock, cnarioiiewwn.
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Frank_°_Boutsllier, "Halifax, N. S.
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I. ' John P. smiiii. 'Kiiiiiom P. n.`i.'
Frank Boutellier,' Halifax. N. S.
E-D;-. J. T. Jenkins. Charlottetown P.
J ¢ ,__ ll. Stanley Wediock, Charlottetown,
P.' E. I. -
I~i. C. Hooper. Charlottetown. P. E. I.
El-ismmond Kelly, Charlottetown, P.
i ` pace stake, purse $400.00
L_ H. Acner, Hiiiiiiix, N. sf Gordon McMillan, Cornwall, P. E. I. T. B. Dobson, Joliicure, N. B. Gavin Harding. Grahame Road, P E.,
Zihhd' P. Smith, Kinkora, P. E. I.
L. Simpson. Amherst. N. S. L_ A. Simpson, Amherst, N. S.
_ »J_. Siunlcy Wediock, (‘,hurlutteio'.'.'n, P. E; I. ` Hauimond Kelly, (Zliurlottcowii, P. E. I.. -, . »'I’hc'secon<l payment in the iibovc stakes' will become due on the Sril J.uly prox.
,The above is n very good list of
nominations und the above classes with two other open classes will as-A sure -good racing nl thc E.:l1ibition.
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- CANADA Cement is the marl<_of Concrete satisfaction- For budding Fences, Barns, Dwellin s etc, and .to be sure of satisfactory results only use“CANg.lf>A” Cement. Canada Cement in spite of its superiority is no more expensive than
Insist on “Canada” Brand'
_ CANADA Cement is manufactured' under the' super- vison of a_ General Superintendent and General Chemist. They require all cement produced to meet standard specific- . ations thus insuring absolute uniformity of Product.
Ask for booklet and further information.
Get our Prices Delivered at your Station.
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The o,,prna_ni_un.ds_1'. date, or June sin To give ‘the public some idea 'of the
advance in pi-ice on raw. materials the iollowing is taken from The Canadian Music Trades Journal, re‘the'advsnce
in' price _in _material _used in the _ c_o_n- struction o Pianosz. , ' ' ` _I MATERIALS ' ' INCREASE ` ` PER CENT
pp _ ,_,. .. Bpelter'.. '.‘.. ..450
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C0 er .. ` ..' 175'
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ssys:- Brass Tubing . ..180 SoitSteel . . . . .....93 Sheet Copper . . . . . .. ....-'....11il Roll or Commercial bronze ....133 1-3
ClearSprnce . . . . . ..-...30
'W lnnt. Oak, Mahogany
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Otiier-Hardwoods .......100 Chemicals ....40 to000 ’I‘u_ningPins....' _ .. ..‘.....125
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To Get a _Good Piano at Before The W ar
Prices--_--Only 14 Left
Money savedis money gained'-and if you ever intend to buy a piano, now' is -the
' --For here today in our show rooms, we have 14 good, new instrii_ments.fthat we will s¢llat_t_l_1e,same pri_ces_2wf- a_skf.-d_ before the war started-notwithstanding ’the_ fact that ‘ the prices on pianos are Jumping higher every day
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?`Pi3iclé’§l'-are Advancing Rapidly
Music Wire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .100 Hinges of all kinds . . .. . .» . .100 Brackets. bolts etc.- . . . . . . . . . .100 Tucker Bars, each . . . . . . . .120 Brass Hinges . . . . .....100 High Speed,Drilis . . . . . . . . . . .400 Wrunbing Paper and Boxes . . .-.100
Making an average advance oi 172
por cent.. since August, 1914.
Here- are J-ust»14 Pianos Each Absolutely
l».k~-s¢i-»-i~i_~.~__TNew§Miliffbe_sold at f‘before-the-Advanceii;
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3Ka nPianos , ~~" - ]f2E ' '"` "Lf 3* Atthe piioes_iu_sr`ked _cab in9tturn_¢nt meanssbig saviggxgd i|?:and cents to ou. All new pianos sold reafter will be marked attbenew vancedprlces. IBUY
»---_ OW tbeinoasy you.will as will fg qusma fmusical instruct-.
,___,i¥gn frofrnge best teachers_o_n_ the _ _ _ merits toiiay.
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