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Cry for FIetcher's

I-`1eteher’s Csstotia is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby’s medicine . is even more essential fcr Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of ‘ tl remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children that broughttlastoria before the public after years of research, and no claim has.becn made far it that its use for over 30 years has not proven. -

W'ha_t‘ is CASTOFI IA?

'Caetoriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,

GENUINE CASTO RIA AI.wAvs

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- -ilfhe Wednesday trips :Irv vin I‘::I.-|poI'I nn.; I.ubI-c, dun Boston 10 a. m. Thursdays. The Saturday- II-ips`:II-U :lil--»-I-I Io lIo.~;IoII, due there Sundays, 1

D.ll1

Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. lt contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant us0for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrheea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Comfort-The MotlIer’s Friend.

Bears the Signature of

4 5 5

THE Lrwratm COMPANY NEW YORK CITY

In Use Por Over 50 Years

EASTERN ST EAMSHIP LINES, INC.

-INTERNATIONAL LINE-

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICI

.8T. JOHN AND BOSTON

9 Steamship "Governor IliIII.:lI-,"’ Iv iii II-Iivo Sl, .Iohu every Wednesday at

a I

Il. and every SatIIrd:I_v :It ll p. III. |f\fl.In|iI; tinlo.;

` . " ' FARE $9.00 STATEROOMS $2.50 UP

A .Direct connection witII MI»tI~opolit.III .<II»:IIIIr-ri: for New York via Cape

C00 CHUM- |"l‘€li$Ilt I':Il,--II :_IIIIl TIIII iII|'oI'|II:|IiInI :Ippiy to "

_' ' A. C. CUFIRIE, Agent _

:<1 .IoIIn. N. B. 4

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'CANADIAN NAININAI. RAILWAY

gon? www! °22

» 4.30 2.17 7.11 llllntor River

- I

_10.30 5.40 8.40Arr. _lI.00 6.05 9.20Arr.

- ` PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

_ Time Table In Effect, Iune Znd, 1919

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' ‘ Trains Outward TI-aim Inwarq

“°.:»“..:°°.='".. . M "P

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esdioooo c>~I<.oo_ um-can »a»:~oc.=§

__c:Ic~o:n ooocn;

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3.3012.50 6.15 Dep. Cliztrluttetown Arr.

12.42

5.05 2.55 7.45Arr. 12.10

6.20 4.00 8.35 Arr.

Emerald Jucntlon

Bord:-,n Dep. 4.15 9

0.00 5.15 8.00 Emerald Junction 12.10 .

Kcrisillt-Iron 11.45 2.15 Sumnierslde Dep._ 11.20 1.30

| A.M.|P.M.

emmamw WG ....::ss5

its IQ

ld N G N

A. M. I |P. M.| 11.05 Dep. Surnrnerside Arr.l 12.35 12.51 Port Hill 11.39;

O'Le:Iry 10.50

3.31‘ Alberton 10.04

__Arr. Tlgnlsh Dep. 9.30

meemgf

_$333523 P

.M.

P.IvI.|P.M.|P.III 1.40 'I.o511.2o

s.471o.2o 5.05 9.50

.oo

~_`-"arctic" 6.40 nop. ' o ‘I ' 'o...~.I...f " A.. ;'f"-*-.:W`

2 55

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cn-sen. _ Ammon-Imm.

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“I I _ 20 Arr. Elmira Dep 5

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|A.IvI.|

9.00 Don.

10.10 10.50

00 11.30 Arr.

t. |DallYI ly _|ex.Sat.| '

|& Sun.|

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01 :I zzolpep.

5 15| _offs mai Am Exce'p‘t af noted all

0.50 Dep. 8.45 9.22 9.52 11.25,Arr.

tlllnrlottetown Mt. Stewart

Morcll St. I’I»ter's

Sourla

Al‘r.|10.00

8.45 8.17

- 7.55

Dep, 6.55

V' ' I A 7-" |A.M'.

aux- or

:e~Icn_-_

l\’lt| Stewart (‘:IrIIlg:In MoIIt,:II_;IIe G I=orI;<‘towll

Arr.

Dep. 6.45

%& Sun]

Charlottetown

|A.M.,P‘.M.

_A.M.|A.M.

Arr. 10.40 10.05

5.50 4.16 3.17 2.40

1.15

I’ M I 'I | 3,55 AT VERNON RIVER

2.39

Vernon ltiver

MIp‘r:I_\' Ilrlrbor

‘ 8.45 8.51

__ I)eD-I ti.45|,»7_.20_|__ ___ ||___

trains run daily, Sunday excepted.

H. H. MELANBON, W. T. HUGGAN,

`f~é3 _ oN wEDNEsoav

' Y' |Dally|'Sfa.t.l “Ni-` |cx.Snt.l only_ I

Passenger Traffic Manager, Dlutrlct Passenger Agent.,

Toronto. Ont. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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To Our Country I Customers

When we fitted up and moved into our new premises

We had you all in oIIr minds c_vc-it was our idea to have a store that would be :I pleasure for you to deal in-having the space we planned a rest room, wlwrc you can check your

parcels meet your friends and use it in anly way you may d`esire.‘ Our stock of DI'ugs, Sundries, atent Medicines, Dyesetc., etc., will be up tothe usual high standard and everything and anything you may want will be heie-Make of our store what we desire :I place to trade in.

REDDIN BROS

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SANDRA TIIE .IEALOUS

By Jane Phelps eeoeseaoeaoeeeeo

SANDRA RESENT3 BAFlRETT'S ~ ATTENTIONS TO ROSE

CHAPTER XLVII.

At eleven o'cIock I oxen.-:ed Inyselt'

and ordered II little supper serv:-Il. Oh, lIow I enjoyed lt!.- 1 IloII’t InI::In the supper. although that was d;Iint_v and delicious, but tho freeiioni--tho feeling that I was doing -as I w;IIItcd, just as Lcola had done.

Yet in spite of IIIy ple:IsIIr:Ibl@ eve-

ning, regarrlless of my being for once able to do :Is I pleasetl, oven to wcar- ing my hair high. .l hud :I distinct feeling of annoyance. I ronlizcri that lim-Ie h:II] been more than nice to Barrett-that she had Iuudc what we girls at home used to mil '11 (loud set for him."

My wish that they would I\I:II'ry

hui] vaIIisheIl_ lt now sI»cIIIcI1 to Inc not desirrible. .I c:IIInot explain why l felt this way; I Inudo no :Ill"nIpl‘

llnroft II-fl I wits IlI=IiI.:lIted that ht, bold Inv IIIIIIII lollgcr llI:In III- Ilirl Rose':-I :Ind :IccIIIoIi lo fool IIIoro Vt" gret at partlllg \vitlI Inc than with

"‘li-III’t he the de:II'esl |lIlIII.:!` Rosi-

exclIIlIIII-Il. “AIIIl :liIiII`r wi- lIII\'.. 1: perfectly lovoly tiluo? Ii is _\\'-II.<lI~l‘- fIIl to bo :Iblo lo oIItorl:IiII :Is you van. lI:I yoII know ii’ I linow IIIIII vary well I silould onli him 'll:II‘I'_v. I think lt just :Iuits lIiIn." .

"(‘.:Iil who ‘IlIII'I‘y"."’ I Iislrod, pro-

tendiug igIIoraIIf~v.

“Barett I‘ldIIIonris_ of <‘oIII'I.-4', lion'

long have you lcIIowrI lIlIn?"

“AlIIIo~It over .~¢iII<‘t‘ I II-Iv-\ li-"'11

III:Irried."

‘-I')InI't_ .cpe |Iow you |I:IvI- hop:

l'rom falling in lovc \\'ilI\ llilll- I r-.oulIlII't have helped ii. lil' is :Illin- IIing_ And such :I voicol _Yon 'aiu-1 very well toigcthor. but it ii". :Ilw'I_v;< more plorIsIII'n» l'or Inv- lo list:-n III 'I IIIIIII sing than it is to :I wonI:III_" ["I‘hIInk _vou,” I Ireplintl IlI‘iI.\'- "Oh, IloII't get nil'i`_v! I :Il\\';I§"-

like to lII>:1I',yoII sing. liut ll if: IlII`- ferent to liour a Inunv- :I _.'oIIIIr: lI:II'Ifl~ some_ III:In like Barolt l~2IlInonII.~:_ III- thrills our-_"

I cllangell thu sIIlIjoct_ Ilonlly I

was ‘becoming quite .-IIIno_vcI|. linet- certuiuly was tulkirlg IIIIIIs4=IIso. Sho must be reudlnii Inoro novels llI:III we did when wc used to rcui t.I- gether.

_ It was Into before \\_'_c wont to sl:-on and so rcmuilicd 'III bod lui:-I' lllllll llsuul. Aftor III'oIl:|`:Ist wr- tool; :11IoIlII-r ride _aurl dill :I Iitllt- shop- ping. llosrfs fnlllvr lI:IIl .f-‘uppliorl III-I' lilIor;'Illy with IIIoII<:_V. nud she sp:-nt it freely.

I Ivauted torrilmly fo iIIIpI~o'<_s her

still further by l_:\kinI: hor to one of the suiurt resi:1IIr:IIIts to l\IIIr-licou. but I IlidII`t dIII'n. ldvorott wus; .sure in liontr I had boon thorn with Mrs. Sloane, :xml perhaps ho :IIII.:r_v: Al- thollgh he liked hor :Ind shi- wus .'InI\ of ouI'»sI~t. He would be IIIuoiI nloro likely to he :IIII;I'y ifl \vI‘IIt with Rose, csipcrrlzllly il' wo h:Id_IIo <‘lI:IpnI~- on. llosc was just :Is youII;: lookin!! Is I wus, and bo h:II| l:IlIl Im- llI:Il oven if I were nI:IrI'i<~Il I Ionic-od too young to Izo to sur-h pianos IIII-

. ccliaperonctl.

We spilnt tho :IftcrIInon in the

shops, :After we hud l\III<-iII»Il -.Il lI'IIII<=. About 5 0'clock, just :Is wo wr-ro

Don’t forget Citizens

Meeting tonight re Victoria Hotel in Board of Trade Rooms.

Great Clearance Auction Sale

AUGUST '27'rH, 1919

At 1 o'cIck:k,_p. m. sharp (old time) liuviug sold my fIII'III i will e:I-ll by

:illctiou on :Ibovo dutc Jill IIIV v:IlII- lllllo' stock, form IIIIploIIII~IIt.-<,`lI<Iu::II- hoftl fIII'IIiiIII'I-, vin., IIoII.\‘i.~:tin;: of:

S’l'Ot!l{*-l lIoI'sI¢ (YoIIIII: li.II'I‘i:~'l’

or), l choicr- t'l_\'Ile.<ItiIllI- fill-,~ »l _\'I'.-I. old. 5 I-xlrn r'lIIIi<-I- yountr Inlll: I-.\\v_~I. 2 lieifers 2 yrs. old, (I to fr:-.lI:-:I III St-pt.) 5 yc:IrliIIt;s (sl:-I~r.~' :Ind lIeit`cI's), Zi sprlnlx I':I|vc.-I, IZ MII-7I~I\ e\vr~:-I :Intl lIInIbs, I r‘lIoiI-o brood sow to furrow in Sept., ti spriiui pigs- ;I IIIoIIllI.~\ old, 80 irons, 7 gefzso.

MA(IILIN'I'l‘IlY, A`:I‘. - I\‘l<1(`lII'III:II‘_k

IIludl‘r, I_'oII'lII IIIowiII;: III;IriIiIIc, Frost & Worn] huy rakv, M:I.=IsI:y liar- rla sr-ed drill, lVl:I::sI‘.-_.1 llnrris disc lIIIrrow, set pin II:IrI~ow;.I (Il I.-o~I:tIon.;»-, gang plow. ridinl-I plow, __ PI-I-In or crealn I-Icp:\I‘-.‘I|_or. Ilnlsy I:lII'II‘II, sprziy IIIotor, 2 carts :Ind wheels , II-III-Ir

potato diggor, rIII|:IboIIt wagon. driv- ing I-Iiolgll, box slr~i;;h_ 2 wood siloiglra,

to analyzr-_ tlII-\ ::lI\|II;:I\. AIIII wlII=II If;--I-_ II-I. But i would have been just

her. .

rang

to go to

:For Ia I dldn‘t know

to say Then came the 1 Lecla would not hesitate-not It she uanted to go" And I wanted des pr-Intl-ly to go So I replied

We will be delighted as we hnd, Irie no plans for the evening I\ftIi tolling me he would ctrll for

1;". nt S o‘I:lock, he rung oft and I flew into tlIe_guest room to tell Rose.

“IsII't it wonderful thut he, likes

Inc- so well!" she Said. "I think he I: just splendid; and he must like In-~ tn ask us out `wI-th him tonlBI\! :titer spending the entire evening lIeI'e__last night. _lt you weI'eII’t _mar- ried I :night thlnk_. It was y_ou hc wIn»I trying to please. but of course it_ I:IIIIlIlII'I lIe you. Young men doII’t tiny :Ittontlon to rnarrlod women, unl lu:-I.-I ii is bectulr-.Io th are Inlxied UD in lIu.=IiIIf::-Is wlt»lI.-E_IIel?'huslnnIiI.”

I tIIoIiglIt “Perhaps they IloII't nj

want to qIInI-rel with -Rose. She was my xllcst. But the why she HDIJT0' priufed l3:Irr_0tt wus too Billy. .WIIY ho had scarcely seemed to look at lI~-rl

I took grult pains with _my £0116!-

_ns Inueh as If lEverott were g_0iU|§ with Inc. I was well very satisfied win-n I had finished, and Rose too Iooluztl lowly. Il felt glad to have her look so nice because sho was visltlru-1 tue, and I didn’t know who would

:Is well plea:-IIIII had she lint been I|.Ii|_<= so :IttI'zI::fi<ve- lIcc:1II:Ic of Bur-

I.~l_t. _

This wus all very childlsli, but .I

-,-,-ns |iI||,. more tlmn :I child, :lltlIoIIg-lI I nI:IIle pretense of In-ing bless to lfose. _ 'tomorrow-An Unpleasant Suprlae

Awaits Sandra. _-

mlb f§v'I~»n-aIwm>1l1RmQI_\8Uml

IIINIS IoII_ The Motorist _

IV ALBERT L.CLOUGH

'1 '»=sacw:\{:$-*¢»t*&¢¢AR~7F4I¢»

.~ -x==zr»£1§'$

*4S§4iii%¢I$i

WJ" feng" @-

W. H. L. writes. My ent-:inc smokes

‘I:IIlIy, I-specially, when pulling hard. as when cliinbiug :I .IIill. Will ';'I~:IplIito Iulflod to the oil in the f‘r:Ink c:Ise atop this sinokiug and do ron I-oIIoIIIIIIend this practice?

Answer: When pistons -and rings

:ro llttod ns perfectly :ts they can bc. ;;r:IplIite _mixed with tho cylinder 'IIl, :I<'fs gradually to build up tho ¢-_vliII1l<-I' walls and piston ‘surfaces Ind to make the flt oven better, -thus I~I»Ilncing the escape of oil into the I-oIIIbIistioII spices :Ind the smoke tvhi:-lI it proflilcosp This el`ftIct is vi-ry slow :Ind wc doubt whether :I bud c:IsI~ of smoking would bc mu(-.II rcliovell by the uno of graphite, i‘III- 'IIeIIi:ItI\lV at least, for it is pI‘oII:\lIln that thi-` rings are not cvoII approxi- 'n:IlI:l_\' well flttod. If graphite is lo II., used, the dofloeculaterl vIIrl0l>‘. ‘.vIIiI~,lI is pf-rmariently suspended, in ‘III cxtrcIIIcly Iuiuute l'orm, III oil, is br»t.ter than the ordinary kind. We womior if you :Iro using :I high firo- Lest oil. whether thc' pistons :Ire :Is In-:Irly tight as they can readily be nutdo :Iud wllcthor -there is anything about. your lulIric:Iting system that I'IIII.-os too IIIIIclI oil to collect iII tho rI~:II~, cI':IIIk-msc couIpzIrtIIIent, when ilu- our is lxctltlcrl IIp hill, It \v0Illd ii.. wull to look up these points. Thorn is no hIIrIII :Ind probably an

NOTICE

Tho lnmnn l’i<-nic will be hold oII

"7tlI on ‘Mr l<]rII4~-It (lImeI'orI"-I bouuti-

40,f)li() Bugs due here lflth

Septerubeif. \ ' '

CARVELL BROS

i011-S~2IIMstlIli. if

St. Mark’s Picnic

lIo.~IpllIIblo people. an ideal spot near

' , r N.

set driving litlrnoss, 2 Net cart lI'IrII- ess, 3 pair lonther tritcvs. sr-t l)i<'k- son 5-Iop:IrntIII'>I, wood cullcr, tlII'I-sII- er :Ind cleaner, tIIrIIlp pulpor, bl:II:l<~

smltlI's vice, act cr:IInp.-I, &c.

ALSO-Kitchen range, lmli stove,

Queen heater, household fu‘_'IIttIIrc. pair si'lelglI robes (limi:-Ion Buy Wolf) and other articles too numer-

ous to nIentlon. `

lf day proves uIIfnvorIIblc the sale

will he hcIIl first flue Ilny following.

Snle positive. No rosorvn.

TERMS-All sums of $10.00 and

under cash; over th:It fmiount 9 months credit nn npproved joint 1 notes. discount of 6 per cont. i'or

cash.

L. C. HAYDEN, Vernon River.

. Iy

. SpnrI~ow’s Road, 3% miles from Mon

tnmic, consisting of 90 acres in high stat(-_ ol’ cultivation laid oi! from 4% to 6 acre llclds well fenced. also new Iouse and out buildings in good con- dition. Apply on remlses

Farm Sale

_~_._. .

I offer for sale n farm situated on

JOSEPH P. TRAINOR,

` -Sparrow! .IloIId.

J. A. McDonald, Auctloncr-.r._ 2

M0-8-22M4i.

lI:Inro,” but I said notlilng- I dldn’t"

._ _ _ . . - » - _. -' '~ I: ' y nc. ful I;roIInIIs, ll:InIpton._AlI I-he friends $40 ll, $43 per ,,,,,,,¢_], with |,m,r_] Sup. nr:-. iII_vIlcd._ _ __ _ plied, Iron tr:\IIspoI'tzttloII. tlainps :Ill

°i.IIIiII~.~; lII‘IIII: I'oiI'i>.sIlI|IIeIItS. nI~\v and Iqomi. fl

'|-I‘l$“~’-'»`I\IfIIIllI- _ |<‘or i'IIrIiI<»r ilIf<»I'IIlalioII apply :It `

(!lI:IrlnttI-I_II\vII,

1'. ld. I.-:IIIIIII

j 1132-8-19-Mt'f.

_ _ , ' _ man to sell by :Iuction at tho prelnlacs 'lilo loules of SI. Mnrk s. Lqt 7 103 Elm Avenue on Monday 25th day

will lI0ld their :IIInual picnic on their of August ug 12 0'C|0¢k n00n_ I101\\1Ufl1I Cllltfcll grounds Thursday, About one nero land with good

Aultust 28t`u. dwelling-house :Ind three burns there-

(lood fables, refreslrment booths on, situated o the west' eldo of ElIn`

WP-Il Hllilliiiell. vnrlous nmusemcnts, 11 Avenue III-IiIII:n`NuIIIbcr 103-

-Y p a _double

tho shore, :Ire gllnrnntees otun enjoy- tenement house the property oi Mr.

able oiltlnir. Georg@_1‘I-octor, Young Street, Gay-

lt' 'I‘lIIIr:<IlIIy be Iinfnvornble, picnic town- '

will bn held on SIItIIrIlny. - 0lTers'n rare opportunity for a good

Irocceds In_IIlIl or Church Fund. _ Investment, _ - '

whoel barrow, rollor, lruI'lI \v:tI.:oII: ;}02_3_M19_20_2g];5£,rl?29{ of Committee' Wlfaf '_ ,, Auctioneer

292-8-16M71pII. - :If

. / a:

_II

, f __ - -,I or c A "

at Pulilio A\Iction,»-fn the prem- '- iseiron Saturday, Aug: 30iiI nt 2 o’ciock P. M. his- farm consisting offit) acres' of` land situated at Long Creek close to school and

churches

I _

4 __

_ Their greater strength; their power to resist

I .

DOMINION _ROYAL CORD ” ' '

Tirés lend distinction to any ` car. - They have that appear- ance of class which makes them so I

desirable ou large, expensive cars.

Ye! it is the soundest economy to equip any csr of any size with “DOMINION ' ROYAL CORD” Tires.

shocks and bruises; their greater ease and comfort; their freedom from punctures and blow-outs; their infinitely greater mileage, malce “DOMlNlON ROYAL CORD" supreme in economy as well as quality. I

DOMINION TIRES and ACCESSORIES are distributed throuih DOMINION RUBBER SYSTEM BRANCHES and Bold

by the Best Dealers throuihout Cuando.

- - . nur W 1*

s in __ .

t _ J__ fi”

_ I .

not export too ;gI‘o:I-I or too IIIIIn»~I|i:Ile I :-'.-1 result:-I t'I-oxn it in the IllI~I-I-.lIoII IIIIIIH

1,,-¢.vL.|l¢l|1g Oil oscnpa :IIIII .=Ic!IlIII;.: ol't'e<:l,.~I ;II~o thus pI'otr:It:t-

_ ,bl

WHY EXHAUST VALVES NEED IIIIIIII, thc lnlct valves have to p:Is:slcol\|nIII, spoon permittllig. Address - FREQUENT GRINMNG only the relatively cool g-asus froin

__ » __ _s

GRAPHITE T0 REDUCE 0\I- m1.,m,mgQ :u using 0;) ,,I,|,mi,,ing lr-nky, WlIeII -_In exhaust v:Ilvn miceltlic carburetor and their faces and

SMOKE ,|0H',,,.,¢|||,,tp,|/grnpliitc, but you Inusl loses its-I tightness, hlixh teIIIpI-I-:I'fIII~.:’

seats are not swept. by l'laIIIo so long

was iwirin to nsmlpo post if :I A-oo_n as they :irc not leaky.

explosion In-cllrs :md the oxiiliziug _

QIIr»-Itlo_II;~I of gelicrnl interest io

and iIIlf-Iisiflcd, (ln fhf- otiwr motorists will bf, allswererl III this

Albert I.. tllough, cure ot this oiilce.

QE: -259

- . "‘f'f_- _

L. S. S. asks: .. Why do exhaust .Iilvoc roqIIiI‘o grintiilitg so III|I::lI¢ol`-» toner than tho I'IIlet'.’ I find this to bo tho case with my <=III.:iIIu.

AnsW¢r: 'l‘lI,, exltuilst valves huvc.

to withslnutl the cffctzts of fi:ItIIiIII; I;:Isus, passing bclwecn -their t`:II-o.-I -IIIIl seals. ovary tiulo thoy opml und' this intense lIc:I`t produces :I sc:IliIIg|

I"“__ 5# Z _ J ______ -* '_ ' _|

_KENSINGTON _RACES

WEDNESDAY - th I AUGUST 1919

$900.00---PURSES---$900.0()

of tho vulvo Iuotal, \vlIi(_‘.iI soon ron- Ilers the exposed sIIrf:Ices rough .Ind _l

valuable In In sae

-CLAS SES- - `

2-17 Trot 2.20 Pace Purse $300.00

__ 2-25 T-rot and Pace . . . . . . . . . . ... . .., Purse $300.00 2.40 Trot and Pace Stake (closed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purse $300.00

By Public Auction _

I :IIII iII.-.trIII:ted by l\lrs. Sarah A.

llucstis to sell by :Iur'tion on Monday,

noon :I lot of land situated oII Lo\vcr - in Queen St. udjoirlirig (1. Lyons and

04 feet.. 'l‘eI‘Ins :It`:-Iule.

. BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer. U

$I2l-0-19M»iiI‘d. -"

Mon Ilcsiiln to woIlc b nIoIItlI wa -I

Five per cent to cuter-Nu decluc tion from money ' winners-Hopplos

lowt-Il. ' `

Entries close August 15th. All races mile heats, bcst three in ilvn to harness and to finish at the

August 25tlI, ooIIIIIIcIn-IIII; at 12 o'clock l cud ol' the fifth heat, when Inoney will bo :uvnrdcd :lccording to standiIIg_

tho sIIInInIIrics. ' _ ‘ Any horse dlstancing tlIe field or part thereof entitled to one money

(1o’s. (foul Office, size of lot, 84 ft, x only. » -

Monica divided: .0 por cent to first, 25 per cent to second, 15 per cent

to-third :Ind 10 por cont to fourth. '

Iiiglils rII.~IeI‘vt-Il to declare off, postpone or chztuge classes, excepting

40 I.-lulro, for any good cause.

Meeting will he Irovurucrl by the N:ltion:Il TrottiIIg Association Rulos,.

_____,_____ __________ except where they -conflict with the abovt-_ con<lItlon:._

Automobiles will be allowed into the ccrltro field-»-at 50c, horses and

carrI:Iges nt 250. A field will be provided adjacent to tho track where own-

_ crs who do not wish to go Into the centre field may tio their horses free.

1':-escnt tI':IiIr :IrI':IIII.:eIII<_=IIt will suit p:Irtie.~; coming from West. I)IIIIIer -:Ind 'lou tables, Ice crc\:IIII :Ind well stocked saloon on the

- For cutllII;; pulp- wood :It Capo llre- gl-nnnils.

loII, $2.25 per I~.orIl, for cuttiIIg :Ind J ME 0' N _

IIIII IIIII-rIIooII of Wednesday, Aug. _.,w,,,,,p|,,g_ |,._.,H 75 c,.,,f_S I, ,my |,,m.d_ 2f7_S_l?MU'_30N CRI P"°5- _ _ W. W. WARREN, Sec'y.

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AUCTION _ -

DWELLING HDUSE _ - AND BARNS'

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I :Im instrucled by Mr, Otto llofl-

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Farm For Sale at Long

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The undersigned o’fe 's for sale

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“`°At:AiL'ANI:.I:;°Al;InA""'y New DoIninioII

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415-8-23-Mlllp-'1. '

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TORONTO ~

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Periodical Inspection of 'Steam Boilers, Digesters, Economizers it

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Pllllll for Boiler Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, ew. I*

Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase

lfnsnranoe A§ainst All L9ss_ or Damage to Property and_Loss of

LIfe And ersonal_In_)urIes Resulting from t e Lx losion of Steam Bollers, Drgesters, Economizers and other Nessels.

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Engine Inspection and Insurance

A inspection a_nd Indication' of Steam Engines by Experts Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Pro rt Caused by Breakdown of Engine or Bursting of Fly-N’lIeei

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