Castile Soap

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pursf write Castile Soap thati _- :light right and will_”:’,__- ,_,_a_ti_t e 'old price_,‘-.il '- while it

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wm-so_ii_i_'»Mso|A-réi.v»A emi. ron generiihliousework 8 West Street.

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FOR.SALE-*TWENTY FIVE ACRES or eneplientdiardwood situated in Lot 47. Bold in tive acre blocks or in bulk. For iiiriiber particulars apply to E. MacDonald, Wilcox. Sask._ `

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FOR SA/LE-1 SET OF DAYTON scales and 1 oil tank, both nearly new. Apply -i3 Spring Fark Road,

Charlottetown. ‘ 2793-12-5 m3Ipd

FOR SALE OR HIRE AN INVALID‘8 wheel house-chair. Apply. by phone to 1l2L. 2782-12-5M8i. _ _. _ su|i.o|N_o` _Fon sau.: -- sEAi.so

tenders will be received up to Sat- urday, Dec. 21st, 1918 for the sale o itlie_,`,buildlng situated at Tyne Valley and known as -the Tyne Val- ley Baptist church. The iniiiaing to be reinoyed from present site. This building is ln goo_d repair -and is suitable dur a_ cliurdli, a hall, s. ware- house, or'-such other purposes as a building' or this size may iicneeaeu ior. ’l\he'liighest or any tender`not necessarily accepted. Address all tenders-_to Rev. C. R. Freeman, 158 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown. P. E. i., Representing the United Bap- tist Home Mission Board.” ` _

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can" possibly tell' -idiot you darkened ’°"" ‘iirif-'°9.-ibsvsvrfiizfw ~;~°°=°“Y and svenlyi or ‘°“ T. f.--fil"i3.=i_~"ill-‘-’£‘~‘.*+i-""l.*"

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LOST IN THE CITY SUNDAY. NOV; _ 24. a lB»die'e tan kid glove. Finder please leave at 246 Kent Street. _

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TEACHERS WANTED 'i'-?'\'cHsns. neouinsn-roiiwss

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WANTED- _

WANTED _. DREBBED CHICKEN,

fowl and geese. Highest cash price paid. B. W. Rodd, Kingston.

2746-12-3M6ipd.

SHIP .ME .YOUR .RAW _`.FUR8.

l_'w_ill.D&y bishest .possible cash price for all kinds-oi raw fiirs B R. holman, 86 Queer St. _ Char-

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St. Tomas, ool FW as held

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pleasant aiternooah. ru y » A_i‘_ter the Ludging which took _ Ilildemble me. owing to the _ _ number of exhibits, speeches ._ delivered by Rev. I. R. A. , __ nald and Judges McMillan %ii__d Curban_. .They expressed de- lhi at being. present at such a .successful Fair and eulogized the work of the School Fair Committee and teachers. ~ 2.-_.__-, _Worthy of special mention W re the exhibit of calves in the Banek- _WS Competition, the Poultry g lub entries the parade headed ya decorated wagon from each school and the sports for which Father -McDonald gave a special prize. ~ _y The following is the prize listi- ‘ , -CLASS I-GRAINS ~' -'- ` OA'rs$»'-l_'*`Gerald Curran, Elliot- vale: 2, _Albert Wood, Peakes;‘.3, Lily: Cairns, Bsldwin__'s.Road; 4, Annie Curran, Baldwin’s Road. '- i BiiiRnlZ‘Y-5-.-l, -Cecelia Trainor;'2, Herman Gill, Elliotvale; 3, Chester Bradley, St. Teresaa; 4; Joseph Lylioh,__St. Teresas.

BEANS‘-1, Jack Kenny, St.

Teresasi -2-"f-H_ug_h McQuaid, Bald- W{l\_’s§Road; 3, Lily Baldwin, Bald- win’s'$_ Road; 4, Lena Curran, _BaldW1flre. Road; '

_ " ' _CLASSII--ROOTS _

POTATOES-l, Lena Curran,

Baldwin’s Road; 2, Robert Kenny; St: ’Tere_sas;' 3, Sebastian Byrnes, St. Patrick’s Road; 4, Louis Mc- Arthey, St.,Teresas.

CAR_RO'l‘S_-1, Katie _' Baldwin,

Baldwin’s Road; 2, Rebert Kenny, St`\ Teresas, 3 Laura McAree,

i ' _ ' L ‘pd ' I v , .Baldwin’s Road; 4, Anna Donnelly,

St. Patricks Road. _ .

HOME GROWN VEGETABLE SE-so

-_-l, Jac_k Kenny, St. Teresas; 2, Lily Cairns, Baldwins Road; 3, Veronica McArthay, St. Teresas; 4, Katie Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road. CLASS III GREEN VEGETABLES

Tonsrons-1, Robert Kenny,

St. Teresas; 2, -Margaret Bradley, St. Teresas; 3, Albert Wood. Peakes; 4,. Peter' Grant, St. Patricks Road.

iikmhewau mi Alberts schools on CUCUMBERS-Leonard Bradley' | , 7 . eningi January first. Apply to Gan-

adian 'Iesobers Agency, 'Box _14.

St..` Teresas; 2, Lily Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road; 3, Ruth Cairns, Baldwin’s Road. _

ONIONS--l, James Kelly, Elliot-

vale; 2-,Robert Ko_nn_y, St. Teresas; 3, Peter Grant, St. atricks Road; 4, Lily Cairns, Baldwin’s Road.

PUMPKINS-1, Harry Currie.

Peskes; 2, Margaret Bradley, St. Teresas; 3,- Anna Donnelly, St. Patricks Road; 4, Peter Grant, St. Patricks- Road; ~ ; BEET8-1, Katie Baldwin, Bald-` win’s Road; 2, Lily Cairns, Bald- win’s Road; 3, Edwin Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road; 4, Helen McDonald Peakes.

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RAIN FUR8 WANTED.-50 Red and

50_Mjink, 100 Weasel and Beaver Highest' prices paid tor same, -J. B..Rpnibo\rgh, _ 128 Gt# George Street, Charlottetown.

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Fon' sal.-5-ons osnx snoww blood horse from Tom hloiiiuin snii

_ Parkside, aged 7. weight 1200, kind . fearless. Good driver, accustomed

to -iarxn work: also following arti- cles: spiiro-set driving harness, heavy _nickel mountings, “padded riisset hand lines, all liandsewn. several horse rugs. ‘Everything splendid condition. Rev. Colclough, Milton. P. EL r.; ‘ '1 _ 2737-1-2-B-Mei. l

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HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR.

Special [Canadian edition. Introduc-` tion by General _ March. Chief oi Staff. Complete and authentic. 0!- ilclal photographs. _ Extraordinary opportunity for big profit. Special' _ proposition - to returned soldiers. _ Ontilt free. Winston Company, Tor- 'f onto. _ mt-12-siwaei,

-eases. wont; Ar. was nw.

guaranteed tor three years. Knit \|_|-¢mgly_ needed socks for us on _ the. fast. silnDI¢__»_A\_r!9~Kn_Ii¢!l'- F3111 w-.uoiiiu-_s lossy., ac s_t¢ma- Alllv.-. _miner `o'¢_.,- nope, c. -sa. cor coiien, Street, Toronto. _- .- _

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lm Me- and tow-barrel---iota-~-,audi _ioedl.|n _ton lots. We advise you to b,\ly now as there will likely I-,bop scarcity oi fndssgsln this winter. Call or write for prion

_bofere_buyl|i¢. . _ _ .

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When " puriiled blood, rebuilt

strength and regulated bowels are es- sential. . '

ln the aitensilects oi Influenza, the

grip and oitherprostrating diseases, Hood’s Saraaparillia has rianiarkablo Iiealth~'hoIping elect.

it expels the poisons that have

weakened and depleted the blond, causing pallor, anemia, ilabby iiesli _and Ia`x muscles. It ls._the standard blood rea_iedy_ _wltb s successful rer- ord ot_noai-ly titty years.

Many people-it is really astonish-

ing how many--need a line, gentle, easy catliaritic in these tryingtimes. . We -recommend Hood’s Pills, used in the best families, and equally eilec- tive with delicate women or robust men. - _ __

CLASS IV-FLOWERS

ANY KIND OF FLOWERS-I,

Margaret -Bradley, St. Teresas; 2, Lily Curran, Baldwin’s Road; 3, Veronica McArthy, St. Tei°cs`as; 4, Myrtle McCormac, Peakes.

POTTED PLANT-l, Florence

Souphy, Baldwin’s Road; 2, Mary McLel an, Elliot 'Vale. e

CLASS V-FRUIT APPLES-Sebastian Byrne, St.

Patricks Rd; 2, Dorothy Casey, St. Patricks Rd; 3, Cecelia Trainer, St. Patricks Rd; 4, Albert Wood, Peakes.

CLASS VI~CANNING

RASPBERRIES-‘-l, Lena Curran,

Baldwin’s Road; 2, Lizzie Gill, Ellio tvale; 3, Willie Curran, Elliot- vale; 4, Lily Cairns BaIdw.in’s Rd. CLASS vii dooicino

LOAF BREAD-`-Lizzie Gill, Elliot-

vale; 2, Lily Cairns, Baldwin’s Rd; 3, Mabel Gormely, St: Teresas; 4, Mary Donnelly, St. Patrick’s Rd.

BISCUIT--I, Angie Cairns, Bald-

_win’s Rd; 2, Annie Donnelly, St. Potricks Rd; 3, Lily Cairns, Bald- win’s_ Road; 4, Mabel Gormelly, St. Teresas. ‘ CLASS VIII- SEWING AND

' KNITTING

PLAIN SEWING-I, Lena A.

Curran, Baldwin’s Rd; 2, Katie Curran, Baldwin’s Rd; 3, Rosela McQuaid, Baldwin’s Rd; 4; Mary McQuaid, Baldwin’s Rd.

FANCY SEWING-I, Flooence

Souphy, Baldwin’s Rd; 2, Anna Donnelly, St. Patricks Rd; 3, Mary Donnelly, St. Patricks Rd; 4, Marguerite Bradley, St. Teresas.

DARNING-_l», Mary McDonald,

Peakes; 2, Bernadette McDonald, Peakes. _

KNITTING--l, Lily Cairns, Bald-

win’s Rd; 2, Olga Gill, Elliotvaie; 3, Myrtle McCormac, Peakes; 4,. Florence Souphy, Baldwin’s Rd.

CLASS VIV-Iig_i;NUAL TRAIN-

._ I . MILKING STO0LS-l_,` Basil MC-

Quaid, Baldwin’s Rd; 2, Peter Curran, Baldwin’s Rd; 3, Geo. Casey, St. Patricks Rd.

POUKTRY PEED-rioi>Pr:R- i,

Basil McQuaid, Baldwin’s. Rd.

BIRD HOUSE-1, Adrian Bradley

St. Teresas; 2, Basil McQuaid, Baldwin’s Rd.

CLASS X-CALVES

CALVES-1,' Emma Birt, St.

Patricks Rd; 2, Ge_rald'Corcoraii, Baldwin’s Rd; Willie'Gormcly, St. Tereses; -3-, Eddie Souphy, Bald- wii_i’s Road; 4, Keiizle K. 'I rainor, St. Patricks Rd; 6, 'Robert Henry, St. Teresas. ‘ ~

POULTRY sec. 2- I ,Katie Lowlar,

Elliotvale; 2, Angie Cairns, Bald- wins Rd; 3, Katie Currsn.l3aldwm's Rd; 4, Lily Cairns, Baldwin's,Rd. _

l>oUi.'rRY sec. - 3-_i. Katie

Lawlor, Elliotvale; 2 Angie Cairns, Baldwin’s Rd; 3, Katie Curran, Baldwin’s Rd; 4, l.ily Cairns, Bald- win’s Rd. I _

POULTRY ses. 4-l, Katie

Lawlor, Elliotvale; 2, Angie Cairns Baldwin’s Rd; 3._ Katie _Curram Baldwin’s Rd; 4, Lily Cairns, Bald- win’s Rd. _

CLASS II-COLLECTIONS WEEDS--1, Baldw_in’s Road

School; 2, St. Patricks Road School; 3, Elliotvale School; 4. St. Teresas School. _

Ll-3AVESfr-1, Sl. Patricks Road

Sch_ool;_` 2, St. Teresas School: 3, Peakes_School.- _ - _- » WOOD-_-I , Jack Gill, Elliotvale; 2, Basil 'McQuaid, Baldwin’s Rd.

‘_,._'~CI..ASS XII - _ Mir-I1. l;i_l_ancne welsh Elimi-

valé; 2, lA ert Wood, 'I’eakes: 3. Myrtle M_c_C_ormac,' I__eakes; 4, I-Iaiina Mclnnis, Elliotvalei , WRl‘_l‘l1_slG_(&5--l, Anna Donnelly, St.-'Patricks ;.ii. Mary Donnelly. _,s¢.-i*iijii-ics.; sa; 3, -Liy calms, _§Baid_wln’s‘ Rd; 4, Katie Curran, Baldwin’s Rd. ~ f '_ lb)-I, Mary Kcoughaii, Elliot- vale: 2, Arthur Dunn, Peakes: 3, -Annie Curran, Baldwin’s Rd.

Exliuclsi-1 Book-i, Myrtle Mc-

Cdrmac, Peakes; 2, Arthur Dunn,

Peakas; 3,- Floreiice Coregg Peskes 4, Mary Donnglilly St.=Pa cks Rd. v-sronrs _ Seventy- ive lyasrd _daslifor boys -over 0 ten-I ennis. McKenna,

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STUFF-OVER EASY CHAIRS

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