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The Lycsum Mbvlag Pictures, 8._

1.10 and l.45p ,ln ,, . ,,“|m_x ` BIRTHS L JENKlN8w-\At Orwell Cove on the 20th August, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins, a son. ~

‘

- DEATHS .

MCLENNAN-At Hsrtsville on Aug. 26, Mrs. Murdoch L. iMcLennan, age! 80. Funeral today, Tuesday, August 27th at 3 p. m. to Hartsville cemetery. 1

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"NATIUNAL MORAl|lY"

BRUSHEU ASIIJI

PQ-\-1 wig:

LONDON. August 26.- Germans

who are allowed to remain in neutral countries are invited in a ret-ent issue of the Central Powers l~Icoiiomic Gas- otte, to practice what it calls “coin- morclal camouflage.” The Journal adds, "afterf they war (ferman trade will be possible only through neutral countries. All marks of German orig- in will therefore have to be obliterat- ed from all wares exported. Consid- erations of international morality must be brushed aside.

STUCK illlQlAlI[lNS

HALIFAX, N.S., Aug, 26.-(Quota

tions furnished by F. B. McCurdy & Co. stock and bond brokers, mein- bers Montreal Stock Exiclinnge, Mc- Curdy Building, llallfiix, N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES

|YestsrdaylTo:iay

85% 87'/,. 06% 101% 101'/ii 90% 441/; 69 127"/,i 71 SX'/, 67% 77% 82

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77% 114 ‘/|

A. F. . . . . . . . . . B6 Atchison .. 87

Anaconda . ..1 55% M. F. (lt. . . . . . . . . ...10‘.!%i

Mex Nor Power _....102

Reading ,._

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likio.rd’s Liniment Co.. Limited

_Gents,-l cured a. valuable hunting dog or mango with MiNAnn's i.iNi- MENT after several veterinaries had treated him. without doing him ani' oermanent good.

’ _ Yours, &c.,

1 < WILFRID GANGNL

Prbp. of Grand Central Hotel Drummond. Aug. 3, '04, _ Ili ." _

ifroiessional Cards

IDR. ctirr

CHRGNIC DISEASES cunlvrivm TREATMENT by ui-

uiontli in advance, Victoria Hotel Charlottetown. P .E . I ., canada. HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. NOW

|91-8-2M3mospd.

_J. D. STEWART. K. C. Rarrister, Solicitor and Notary Public

Mos Nswson Block, Charlottstowr ' __ lrsnoh Office. Georgetown

llonsv to Loan on Rui Estate

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_ s. s. Hessian , Barrister, Boileitor, _ Notary Public, ste., - » HONEY T0 LOAN.

Montague. F. E. I.

.,WAB.BUR'l‘0N lit SHAW _lnrristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub '¢c. Etc., Sdiicitors ‘or Canada Baill- Anncistion, Bank of Montreal, Can ads. Permanent llontltuo Corners tina.

n |,i=:oii a BENTLEY

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On the farm of Stephen Coles, Esq.

Milton. Wednesday, August 28th, 1818 commencing at 2 o’clock the follow- ing stock.

4 milch cows with calves at side;

2 due to freshen. 4 steers, 3 years old; S helfsrs, 3 years old; 5 heifers 3% years old; 3 hoifers 1% years old'; 4 calves; 1 horse, 8 years old.

Terms six months on approved joint

notes 6 pei' cent oi! for cash.

BENJ. CARTER»

Auctioneer

1017-8~23M5ipd .

AUCTION SALE

I am instructed by Wm. Pound

Fredericton to sell by Public suction on Thursday August 29 at 2 o'clock.

old, weight 1250; 1 horse 8 years old. weight 1300; 1 mare with foal by side

ers 2% years old; 7 steers, 1% years old; 5 heifers 1%. years old;'3 calves

Auction ISale

At West Royalty, three miles from

t`h'town 2 o°clock, Stock-1 horse,8yrs iid, 3 niiich cows, Ii fnt cattle, 1 Jer- scy heifer, 2 pigs, 30 hens, also ducks ind cliickemi. lmpleinents~1 cart, 1 truck wagon, 1 driving wagon, 1 box sleigh, 2 wood sloighs, 1 plough, 12 sets hai'rows_ shovels, hoes, forks. harness. etc. Crop, 4 acres of stand~ ing grain, including oats and mixed feed, 1‘/z acres oi’ potatoes, quantity of hay in mows.

Ternis of sale,-14 months' credit

on approved joint notes, ti per cent. off for cash. All sums under $5 cash. 1044-8-24M6i. ISAIAH HORNE

FARM FOR. SALE

eral store, school, mills, hlncksmlths

buildings are erected and in good con- dition with abundace of good water. intending .purchasers are invited to

P. E. I.

847- -1

and, warehouse combined; also barn

tradesmen as it is the centre of n

‘thriving section. lf not sold* will bc

to let not later than October. Apply to owner on premises.

G. A. CLAY, Dundas, August 10th

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` W. l. lontisy, K. G.

'larrlstsr and Attorneysat-Lsw Money to Loan, Mllos-Bank of N. 8. Chsmborl.

Charlottetown. P.l.l.

NURSON & DUFFY

larrlstsrs and Attorneys

lu-,tors for Royal Bank of Csnsdl _ IONIV TO LOAN.

'nn-LEAN is iuoK1NNoN

larristsrs Attornsys-at-Law

Odeo loyal Bank Building

~ Charlottetown P.lll!

'Miss D. Rudge Hairdressing dllil lanicnre Parlom _

Also hair goods for ssis. 171 Gros

may ts e a pure omss es s cts. Prics Ima rr sera. lhities-Muni reside six moniiis in each oft res yean, cultivate S0scr\s and srects house wc rili

land Regulation

“lv

T113 sole head of s family or any male over

ciirhteen years nld, may homestead s qusric

igctinn of gvgilgblc Dominion land in Msniiohn. Saskatchewan or Alhsria. _Allhlicani must sp- penr in pg;-yi" gt the Dominion Lands /ilency

or Sub-Alency for the Disiric_t. Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion _Lands Agency but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions.

Duties-Six monthsrrelldence unnn and cal tivstinn of the land in each of three yeah. A holielifader may live within nine miles of his hnmmsad on s farm of at least B0 acres, on certain conditions, A_ hsbitahle house is re- iiuirrd except where residence is performed in ihe vicinity.

ln certain districts a homcsteailer n good stand-

ing may pre-empt a qusrier-sociiol along side his homestead. Price $3.00 p_er iicro._ -

Duties Six months residence in each of three

yesrssfler earning homestead Dltent: also 50 acres extra cal 'va\ion. Pre-rmvtion patent maybe ob- isined as n ss homesteld vlient, on certain

condltiomxw

A settler who has exhausted his homestead right k hssed ll t d in certah di tri

The area oicalilwaiionls suhiect. to reduction in

fi-‘.1 .‘i,'._ '2.‘i“.{‘i...i‘§'i§l 2.‘iii.?&‘.l..l"‘.:...i'.‘If..il'ii}.‘ unditluns

W. W. CORY. C. M, G. Deputy the Mlniler ofthe interior

has led many a suffer- ing person to neglect the treatment of piles. The itching, stinging sensations produce the .keenest distress. The thought of a surgical operation brings men- _ tal anxiety which un - derminesf' the general health.

Relief can always be

obtained by the appli- cation of Dr. Chase’s Ointment, and in most cases _persistent treat- ment brings about complete cure. This ointment is worth try- ing when you think of

_ the comfort to be ob-

tained.

The following stock: 1 horse six years THE DARKEWS WILL “uv” and f"i“’"]S as Mr'

A ilf1l‘tlfflilai'ly true impression of

States is afforded by the following: One negro advised another, who had

Ask for vviinar-u's ana take no ornsr

Sat. Aug. 31st WAN... 1 531,33 ;§,ii§i§,‘;§;;}

Experienced young imm as cutie!

of men’s clothes. Must bc willing ti woi‘k part time on board, opening for energetic sober man at satisfnctoi‘_\ wages and perinaueiit eniployment.

Apply by letter with references.

W. S. MUNM'S

lice lllv,

iiaiim

1026-il-24l\iiil.

FARM FOR SALE

I offer for sale my farm of 101

acres ,situated at Frenchfort fronting on the East River, 90 acres clenr li with scantling and fencing. A nevei failing stream of water runs iicrosi th farm and there is

es ro R 0 8 wn am Dunstnffnuge Creamery, 2 miles from

very conveniently situated being only Bedford Ry Station and 10 mum ff 3 m 5 miles from York Station and in the manages to 1059 new-ly an his we

from Charlottetown. _

immediate vicinity of churches, gen mpgs,

is a man who fights for' _

refuses to scrap withg i

Will sell farm with or without croi

Apply on premises to owner, Fre V

shops, telephone connection, rural A true he,-0

daily mall, hotels, fishing, etc. A com- Owe? Fmmillfolzt' o,§791I;e;;;I lzmdgl his country and

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fortable and couiniodious dwelling- “Act meer' or V I D his Wim

house, barns and other necesmry out- _

g__ ' _ 1-* wanna'

Death occurred sifddenly at Port-

land, Oregon, on June 20th 1918 of Mrs. Seward Cham-bers of Olympia. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers had gone on n visit to her sister Mrs. Nel- lie liledows the week before and nl- tlioush Stella as she was called, had not been well for some time her con- dition had not been considered ser- ious and her death was a sudden shock to many friends who loved her and held her ln the highest esteem. She was the twin daughter of Mr.

Chamtbers a well known young man

and Mrs.

McFarlane Iboth belong to P. E. Is- land. Mrs. (Ihamhei-h rei`cri'ed to is

ii grand daughter of the late it/ir. Tim-

Hlfeff ‘DY Galaifi 3 milk COWBH S0019 the quaint humor 'ind simple philos- `

‘ ' ‘ ' ' , ii io ~. .-

UVIUI! 38 lbs Uf milk D91' d3Yi10 SWBFF opliy commonly found among the less- omy Wemherbm vi ug* N en

weight from 900 to 1000 each; 6 llolf- ediicated iicgroes of the United "°" 7

TH ERE‘SA MAY O’8RlEN

lt is a sad duty to recoid the death

T 1 d ~ ‘ _ ____¢;i_'_i:ii;__;s_i_;i__ months credit on aDDi'ove been drafted, to i_i_iake will before on Theresa May 0,B__ie“_ daughter of

` going to the 'wan I hah" gm' no usp Mr. William O‘Brien, Dept. of Dredge

W» D- MCCOUBREW nohow, i’oh dat kind of a will," said , f

and .Mrs 0 Brien, in the liltli year oi’

(‘.lii'istlaii resigiiailoii. She was ui- tended in her last illness by l<‘uthei's Wm. V, McDonald and J.<‘..McGuigaii,

dilllglitei' this fain- tlie last two years

and they have the synipiitliy ot' tho ,whole comiiiiiniiy in their- bei'eavf>- ' ment. The i`iinerul'tooli place Siiniliiy nfteriiooii and wus very largely attend ed.

Among tho many tokens of syuipalliy

- were the following-: Floral cresceiits

from Mrs. John Mciwziii, liztnolii' and .ici-isle, Mr. niid Mis. Wllllniii Mcin- nls and Austin. Floral masses-licleii Nlcliiiils and lrviii, Mrs. Alchorii, and lidith. Nosi\gays~Missos ‘Elsie Day Elsie Sliarke, \Villiam Gordon .Mcin- nis, 'Miss Anne (loylc, Jennie Doiroii. h’lai'giii5ct an Annie (loi~ini~rly, Miir~ Kiirct and (‘.hiii‘lie Chovt-rio, llelen Al- clinrn, Annie Russel, Gladys Muilii~._

4 Baby Mcinnis. Spiritual Boquets from

Mrs. M. E. Traiiior and family, Mrs. Alviiio Dolron, Bridget O‘Brien, Ger- tiude and Mnggii- Slniiot Mary Mi riguii The pall lii»riir>rs \vr=ii~ Haiold

* s rin ias goo ti ngs aii

h_TI;l;;u21scribm (gferg for sale,hiB beautiful situation near to churches 0" Frank Prfmty' Jalnes (`"Hag`h“"

60 Flu Of 4 HCPES Ili COVE and Thomas (,0r|‘ig;\n_ i

Head 11 mil 1, m Ch rl tt to I and school. Only 2 miles from | _

an loses all his money he also

Island, on Tuesday, August 27th, a*

onsliaw C arloltetowi

Friday 2, 7 a. m. 3 p. in Tuesday 6, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 6.30 p. m. Friday 9, 11 a.. in. .. 6.30 p, m Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. .. .. 2 p. m. Friday 16, 7 ix. m. .. ....3.30 p. m. Tuesday 20 8.30 a. m. ..6 p. ni. Friday 23.10.30 6.30 p. m. Friday 27 5 ii. m. .. .. ..1 p. m. Friday 30, 7 a. ni. .. .. ..3.30 1). ln.

Freight must be delivered one hour

before sailing

50.000 Bags due to arriv

George Street. Phono M4-L. son-op-insane, __ ‘

N.B.--Unauthorized pupiicaiion of this, advertisment will not bs paid for.

9 ii , .. _ ‘

Se tember er ulatlons thereunder are removed with__

8 Bthstuetf' ' the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. , Executive Council, .

W, K, ROGERS, Prince Edward island,

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C' Secretary Treasurer. 22nd August. 1915. 1

813~8-13ths2wks, Ilis iloiior the Lieutenant Govern- ’ '

x UF Iii Council has been pleased to or-1

The subscriber offers for sale his der as f0HowB___

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property at Dundas °°““isti"g' °t Bm” B _ h That thc restrictions proliibitini:

the operation of motor vclilcles on

and dwelling house with a good well, _ T I I_ _1 'M, and fri fed 1° ew - fm- “ME TABLE .£527 i;T.T..;”.I`i‘ ."..Il{I””fiilil.-§"?...-.;if§`~'l ily supplied with vegetables. This is "°"“°h "8"-¢h°"t”°y” ‘ P' Q' I

AUGUST, 1913 Southport, Lo iliv Kcppocli Shoin and

B' good chance for 8 merchant or Leave Bonshaw. Leave Ch'towu Langley Beach, bc, and- thc sonic are

hereby removed.

That the liillsliorougli Bridge shall

ho open to motor vehicles during thc. first ten iuluiitcs of each hour from the hours of svvvii o’i-ilock and ion

minutes past. eight' o'<-.lock a_m., und

iulnnieii past six ifclock' p.ni. on Tucs-

days and Fridays.

Tlmt. motor triicks may be operated

route and Vernon and iiv wav of

hour on' week days including Tues-'

days and Fridays. _ _ 3,

--_- That the Sunday `r‘estrictl`o`ris under. H

The Motor Vehicle Law and lieg-

, p p respect to the following roads to on

“ ‘

(I to and from places of worship only, on' l

from Mediterranean su;.ii;ysTrry|<li'ri1ell¥r:i:d between Town-I Ward

able persons to travel by automobiles

The Augustine- Cove Road br-tween

OF Mas. s_EwARo‘ci-iauissns I

Auctioneer ins- "i. ii - 'iii .~ - '

0 moiiii, to ol V wi Itoeis Hn-V her ii Sho Wits Silk for sonic’

_ _ _ _N _‘ _ _ _ __ 'go. . _ : . .

952821wthut.uew4i. thing about ls, Will l Laine back? ___mm_s but _hm___ her mm__H___ with,

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A“”““' Meeung AUTU RESlR|[ll|0NS ' ve

lnspe t th ll t - » 0

i.. ...§....f i’.‘.°‘i. °.°...°.l°‘$..ii°§'.i’.TZl fl” a°1°“"=ed m°°"“= °'

anteed. For price and terms address the Rogers Payton sum' Black E E N

R P LANK Farris, Ltd., will be held in the office B’ t P

' ' of t e Secretary Treasurer, 84 Great ~

York Rural Route' George Street, Charlottetown, P. E. L e fog

V . . on this roads 'bi-tween ("hurloititowu' _ _

676-s-1M1mo_ inn- initio" ny way of um tim msii Live gtggkgntpl

and Mrs. Peter McFarlane and was " “'"_-~

born 'March 4th 1892 at Shelton, :3K§‘¥X¥3Kl€¥3KIE§I€i€Bl€3|€5I€*¥¥ Wash. The family moved to Olympia ` 9*

when she was quite young and she ai- :Q tended the local schools graduating 5|( Issued by Canada Fdod Board §¢ 'with high honors from Pacific Sciii-'wh ug inary ln the class oi' 1911. On June

30, 1915, she was mari-led to Seward; THE NEW PARADE

of Olympia and an employee of the- This is the nighway to the commun- Smokehouse, and hc, with her pai'-_ity cunning centre-the pooling oi’ ents and sister Mrs. Nellie Meduwa. ideas, equipment and energy. lt is,

survive. .Mr, and Mrs. P. McFarlane_the kind of thing that is going on alll haw the Sympathy °f' their mfiiiy rel- over the country, since Parkliill, Ont.,

made it go lust year, indeed, it "went" to such an extent that this small place managed to donate $4,500 worth of canned goods in all during 1917. Hamilton set the ball rolling with its Fruit Kitchen, which was opened soon after war ibroke out. Now that community canning centre has taken ‘hold and bids fair to be ii permanent instllution. It is the most recent phase of the art of cunning, From $300 to $600 ls sufiii-icnt to buy all tho tables, sllccrs, pairing inacliincs, in-.eili\.i‘>i and sealers, togvilier with the cunning outfit propel' fo do several tlioiisaiiil quarts per day. Get your equipment this year and it will serve you on ninny a future occasion. The

coinmunity cunning centre has come to stay.

BIRTH RATE ‘IN GERMANY

of Births During the War.

increase In Death Rate Over Number

Flgiii-cs complied by tho Uiiitcil

States liuriruu of Labor 1Stai.i.lstii:s show an enormous increase iii the death rntc, .since the beginning oi' the war, This has become noiiccatble Iii

the last few months. in ila.mburg_ in the last two weeks dn Decciiiliei' and

the first two in January, the rate was

On the other hand, the birth rate of

Birmingham, England, was 24.0. 0-B against the death rate of 14.4, 'in 'fthe _ week ended January 5. Both L0l\¢0I\ and Edinburgh recorded a \sllEm|¥!

smaller birth rat? than death rate but most of the Eng ish cit-les more than

held their own. _

in 1914 the infant mortali-ty in_Ger- many was very high, caused bl' U19: hot Summer, bud economic conditlons__ and lack of-Emiployment. The follow-\ ing year there was -a great decrease' in the infant death rate but also ai falling oft' inthe number of births. ini Y three periods oi’ 1915 the,,number of' . children born alive-in 18 towns declln-' ed by 31,008, or 23.8 per cent This|

decline was accompanied by at decline of 34.9 per cent. in infant mortallty,l effected by the relief afforded by ine' iinporial maternity and nursing allow-l

ance, . . 1

7.0, while the death rate was as sr€8i-I T "ii, as 18-4, an excess of 163 per cent. Ill none of the 12 German 00100 Which _ ' ' were noted did the .birth rate exceed

the death rate.

With A

theifoe I

Hoeing is a severe

strain on the back. It calls into play muscles not used much, in lifting or in other kinds of_` farm work. . I

,If you have aweaki.. .,

back you cannot _stand .f much hoeing unless' ou' use Dr., -Chase_’s Igidrg ney-Liver Pills to set -_ '- thc' kidneys right and remove the cause of weakness and lameness of the back. -Just try _ time and see how much better you will feel. _

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L ' _ 'L T" "eel

/|~'7v'FPf{Wq 2? '

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ln fact, “Beaver

' Flour is a special

Of Course, it _ rnakes good ` Pastry.

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pastry flour. It contains the choicest _

l Ontario fall wheat (the finest

Puffy =

I wheat in ' the world) blended western spring wheat ~

I to increase the strength i _

‘ EAVER

FLCUR.

MILLED OF BLENDED WHEAT

. makes the lightest, Ilsliieit Pics and Tarts-the most _Inviting Cala,

l Cookies and Doughnuts--and real homemade Bread, with the delicious,

nnililac ilavor.

i`l:erc's no comparison between the tough Pastry and rmtlth Brad,

~i,».lr with western wheat flour, and ~-ll»_n\~cr" Flour. Order rome.

the "good things" made with

DEALERS-vrrlte us for prices on feed, Osarne Grains and Cereals. 204

THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED. - ' V CHATHAM. ODI-

»'.»'#= *Hn 'm

(':in:iil:i Food lioairil I<`loi||' Mills, Liuciisc No. 'IO' i"

L - _ is

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' SepiemberI24ih--28th, 1918-

. ,_ ' i

e ' an ' ' ‘i

abundance of sea manure at the short ' _ ' ' ' _ " ‘ _ ' 1

--- Tm fn I d b nd, d Z, Mcllenn, Arthui Walsli, i~rnnk l`iuin-_ _

iiiwiiin

ISLAND

I0 in _Charlottetown I

Open to all Canada.

r $10,000 in Prizes- '

Island Track

ram Of Horse Races Ever Seen on ~Any 7

00.00 _in Purses

Y 9

TEN cLAssi:s

_ A - .Da as Racin

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AI. Al`I`RACTIONS

_,,,,,,,,.,,,,. The Best Acts Ar

e_ Booked to Amuse the Spectators in - Front of Grand Stand

- ' . _ s\ Mount Albion and ‘Iln7.el‘bro0k and also' on iho lllllsboiougli liiiilge lit aiiv' _ _ -

es,except Poultry,close September 13th‘_'_| close the 17th September. _ '

Size _ship No. 27 and victoria, Lot 29. _ rangements e/arly

‘ ' Augustine Covo Corner, Lot 28] and’ __ ¢ » Llverpool Slze the Aboiteau on the Tryon Road. For Prize

Meat size The road from Holland's Corner to

_ _ _ Leard's Point. ~ _l ' °

I-UWBF PHCE Whl|St £118' The Crapaurl' road from and includ-

..§.f§.I5..l.'..'§.l:I' “OS ’ *.':.;'.:"'.';.:‘.i:::li.i::;.~.. .

char in th ft b ' ' storgd. _g Ill 8 EI' Elllg ;i_gadCrapaud to Lords Hall on Tryon ___ nk’ R. H

The Cross Roads between Augugl , .

this Cove Road and the Tryon Ron ___ .i -1' ‘_‘

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nccs Are Comin

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tendaiice in the history' of Prince Ed~' bitions is anticipated. Make your ar-

t and all other information write the

earfz C. R. Smallwood '

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