°‘5’.\'_f.i~i'f.
_ .
jr in O
 l 0111.1 More bleaching notion

rr. 
'lemon Juice  
1 2 TAKES you TAN
_-@1-
lf skjn is sunburnedg ;
tanned or freckled
instead the Juice of two lemons into
a bottle ooutainlng three ounces oi
Oxehsrll White, shake well, and you
have s quarter pint ot the best treekie
sunburn and tau lotion. and complex
 len beautlilsr. at vary, vary 
-1
1.
aost. -
Your graces-has the lemons and any
drugstorsortoilotoounterwillsup
ply three ounces ot Orchard White lor
a fem cents. llaseage this sweetly
traamt lotion into the hoe. neck.
arms and hands each ds; and lee 110W
treaties, sunburn, wind urn and tan
disappear and how clear. soft and
white the skin becomes. Yes! It in
harmless.
_...__._-_-
DIARY
Uly Magistrete's Court 9 a. m
Prince Edward Theatre 3.16, 'I and
6.45 p. m.
Peoplds Theatre 3.15, 'I and 9.45
|).ll.
 
BIRTHS 1
Clean
all D .
wil “lr
Sturm.
Charlottetown
Exhibition Accommoda
' lion of Visitors
Any householders of Charlottetowr
willing during Exhibition Week, to
take boarders, providing lodging and
board, or lodging alone, will kindly
call at the underslgned's oillce or sen-'
him a note, giving their address nn(-
-ltatiug the number they can provids
for, and the charge per day.
C. R. SMALLWOOD
» Secretary-Treasure
er- "' 
li-'= m .-
BAKER-At Georgetown August 21st
to Pte. and Mrs. Roy Baker (nee
Y `~ Hssel Manuel) a son (Gordon Man
1'
P.
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1-`
nel.)
NiInardsLiniment Lumbermss Frlenn
 ¢ '
BRITISH STEAMER TORPEDOED
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The British
steamer Galway Castle has been -to1
pedoed and sunk. More than 860 o
960 on board were saved. The pa:
sengers included 300 women and
children. The Captain and several oi
icers are presumed lost.
Minard’s Llniment used by Physlciam
 '
Sale ol__l‘l1_>lsteins
Owing to. ill health I am oilorim
for' immediate sale 10 head of pur-
bred Holstein cows and heifers. Al
in calf to “Inferno” one of the choir
est bulls in the Maritime Provinces-
Easy terms.
GAVIN HARDING
Englewood Farm
Graham's Roar*
1435-9-17Mwfri3i.
Boushaw-Charlottetown
TIME TABLE
From`Bonshaw Eroxn Ch’Tow.'
'l`ues. 3, 8.30 s. m. Tues. 3, 6 p. n\
Fri. 0, 10.00 a. m. Fri, 6, 6.30 p. m
Tue. 10, 500 p. m. Tue. 10, 1.00 p. m
Fri 13, 6.00 a. n\.` Fri 13, 3.00 p. m
Tue. 17, 8.30 a. m. Tue. 17, 5.00 p. m
Fri. 20, 9.30 a. m. Fri. 20, 6.00 p. m
Tue. 24, 10.30 a. m. Tue. 24, 6.30 p.u
Wed. 26, 10.30 a. m. Wed. 25, 8.00 p.n
1n~1.fz'r. s.oo 11. m. rn. zv, z.oo p. 111
Freight must be delivered one hon:
before sailing.
Professional Cards
DR. CLIFT
Gi-IRONIC Dl8l\Bl0
GURATIVE TREATMENT by th
month in advance, Vistoria Hotel
uharlottemrn. P.ll.I., Canada.
HOURS. 1! to I daily. NOW
891-8-Blddmospd .
J. D. STEWART. K. C.
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public
rlllse Nswson lieek. Charlottetown
lrsneh Miles. herqetewn
' -llonev tg__Lea|l sn Real latste
s. s. nasal as
f. larrlatsr. leiieitor.
Notary Publis, sto..
MONIY T0 LOAN.
lenhllle. P. l. I.
nc1.Euu Q BENTLEY
W. l. lentiey, K. £-
lsrrister and Ateernsyeat-Law
Money to Lean,
Dillon-lsnit el N. =. £h|aml»¢re.
Charlottetown. . . .
0 _ lsonsonanuif _
lsrrlstsre and Attorneys
lhildtors lor loyal Bash of Canada
_ IONIV ‘P0 LOAN.
 A Henman a srcmxson
EL
V lerrlsurs Atternsyoae-Law
V Glarletidewll. PII-
ft _ I '
_Miss D. Rudge
. _ 1' . ‘ - V.
- ~ - >7~\""_'-114-.-ssl' .. . ‘ ` 4'
_ - ‘.»-:;..'»-. , ‘ .'»s\`-.rnfp
Shorthorns Wanted `
Breeders having shorthorns, bulls and
females for sale, please get in touch
with Mr. L. M. Anderson, Sackvilie
ll. B. 1355-9-12-ME 6 pd
‘ 
luction Sale of First
Class Household
Furniture
With a view to some changes
*o be made in her "residence, l
im instructed by Miss Isabel
\/lcMiilan of Rowanwood.
'7‘.’heatley River to sell by Public
Auction on t h e premises o r
Siturday, Sept., 21st. at 1 o’clocl-
1. m. A quantity of household
’urnit\1re consisting of the follow-
ng:-Parlor Suite, including 4
-asy chairs, spring seats,taoestr1
mholsterimz, large sofa, chester
field des'go. Dinina Suite eight.
- ie c e s including sideboard
=xtens_ion table 41 x 94 inches,
1 i X chairs upholstered seats.
‘our dining room chairs, book-
:hairs. rockers, hanging lamps
-tc., 4 carpet squares, includms
-ne crimson effect 11 x 14 1-3 it
eamless, one olive 10 1-2x12
l-6 ft. two smaller size crimson,
ron bedsteads, spring mattresses
tc, runners, oilcloth and tapestry
ither articles etc. _
PETER BRODIE,
_ Auctioneer.
1387-9-14twu1u M 31 pa
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gy
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VIa il Contract
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the'Postmaster General, will be receiv-
le at Ottawa until noon on Friday,
the 25th of October, 1918, for the con-
veyance of His Mnjlsty’s mails, on a
proposed contract for four years, six
timeg per week, over rural mail route
.\l'o. lfrom Little York, P.E.I., from the
Pestmaster General’s pleasure. Print-
ed notices containing further inform-
ation as to conditions of proposed con~
tract may be seen und' blank forms of
Fender may be obtained at the Post
Oilices of Little York, Stanhope,
Pleasant Grove and at the Oillce of the
Post Oiilce Inspector, Post Office In-
spector’s Oiilce, Charlottetown, 10 th
Sept. 1918.
John F, Whear
Post Office Inspector.
1345-9-11 W 3 i
 
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- f‘1_,~"»5_"` 3-"  
siflllipsis of Canadian Northwest
land Regulations
&i¢~aala '
'rl‘:|B‘hT;ie head oglds family) or any ‘male over
.saskatchewan or Alberta. _Applicant must sn
Wlf In rlersen at the D_om1n on Lsmis Agency
nr Sutz-Aserécy for the District. Entry by proxy
'My ms c at any Dominion Lands Agency
‘mt not Sub-Alcncy on certain conditions.
Dunes-Six ll:n1\lhs_ru\idcnce lilgon and eul
tivsnon of the isnd in each of rss vean. A
homntrsder maylive with 11 nine miles of his
homestead on a iaml of sl isnt ln acres, on
certain conditions. A hsbilshie heme is rc-
syclilmi except where residence is performed in :he
v I!
‘ In certain districts s homeslesclrf n goodstand
mg may pre-erupt s quarter-sectlun alongside his
hoglortead. Pncs $3.011 ner acre.
ties lis months residence in each of three
yssn alter earning homentead patent: also 50 sores
mrs cultivation. Pre-emptlon pslenl maybe oir
iaigdcamss soon ss homestead paient..on csrnln
"A niiiii Q1... 1... exhmeei 1.1. 1.°.....1»»a .gm
#Lista 1 purchased humanist! in cumin dimicu,
.- ' . Du -
ll aacll tgihgflgghrs,  :Ei 
:asc solid oak, tables. easy
mi.. .1°'i.ii1'.'1i». r>'...¥.'iT.l.. ‘i§“..‘21"i.1' 1.i.‘l.`i1‘..'i.§f-
\
LJ , .
l'lllIll|`l1 [UllllllU ldLllIlU
_ .HRSI _[Sli IAYING
cnmtsl    
To be held at the Experimental
llhrm, qhariottetown, commencing
November ilrst,` nineteen eighteen,
and continuing for eleven months un-
til September _30th 1919.
(Rules and Regulations)
This competition will _be knownae
“The First Prince Edward Island An-
nual Egg Laying Contest." It will bo
conducted on the Experimental Farm
at Charlottetown, and under the dir-
ectimi of the Poultry Division of the‘
Fhperi_me11tal Farm.
Board of Management. The board
of management will be, The Domin-
ion Poultry Husbandman, R. D. L.
Bligh, B. S. A., Experimental Farm.
J. G. Morgan. Superintendent of Cou-
test; and W. Ker oi’ the Poultry Div-
ision, Live Stock Branch.
Scope and Number of Entries. The
contest will be open to ull. lt. will con-
sist of 20 pens of 8 female-hens or
pullets.» The first twenty bonailde ap-
plication received will be the twenty
accepted. Contestants will be privil-
eged to maintain throughout the year
a full completement of eight birds. No
males will be included.
Fees. The entry fee for each pen
will be One Dollar ($1.) which must
dccompany the application.
'_ Prizes. Suitable prizes will be aw-
arded the winning pens.
Classes. There will bo two classes.
Class 1 consisting of the Light
Breeds and Class 2 consisting of the
Heavy Breeds.
Delivering the Birds. The birds
must he delivered at Charlottetown.
express prepaid. between the *fifteen-
th and twentieth of October, nine-
teen eighteen. The shipment should
be addressed "lLaying Contest, Ex-
perimental Farm, Charlottetown” and
must also have the name, and address
of the shipper plainly marked on the
shipping crate.
Rejection of Birds. Any birds arriv-
ing in a sick condition may at the
discretion of the Contest -Superin-
tendent -berejected and either des-
troyed or shipped back to the owner..
None but pure bred birds will. be ac-
cepted and only those breeds -that
lay smurketabie sized egg. The
Superintendent also will have the
right to clip the wings of any birds
that muy prove troublesome.
The Standard for Judging. The rat-
ing oi’ the birds or pens will .he de-
termined by tl1e number, t6`gethe1‘
with the size, the uniformity and
marketing value of .the eggs. The
Canadian standards for eggs will bo
adhered to. ` °
Feed and Care. The birds while in
~.~v-~..v.~.-1
The .
Back
  Ach.-as
Possibly you do not
realize that this indi-
cates derangement of
the kidneys- Neglect
usually means the de-
velopment of Bright’s
disease. You know how
dreadfully painful and
_fatal that is.
There is quick relief
for the kidneys in the
use of Dr. Chase’s Kid-
ney-Liver Pills. This
medicine is known in
the great majority of
homes as the greatest
of reculzitors
 -»- ' »
 
Do You Knowf- I
That we operate the oniv
Lens Grinding Plant on P. '
E. Island?
That ‘ ` io k’iied
Surfacew_&rl_l1ndriar,yz?nii 'are' '
daily rzrindmg from the -
ffykhegiass-the most com-
pl1cat kinds of lenses? ‘
These are facts, which I
mean a good deal_ to the A
Glass wearing Dubhc, doing
away with th.. annoying -
delays caused bv. sending
away for special lenses.
S_end your glasses in by
mail. you £15.11 chem bac
prqmotiy in perfect con-
dition. _ _ '
‘7'plglatllinandiookoverour
16 me an 'a- -L'
"sl - _- ». g;__ -  -*_
_ 1 ' 1 _
. -.1 ‘ » ‘ - -_ ..» . . ‘I ‘
.
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, when
1 direct
- ` features.
- These
_ _ gas in
I These
They
llraw
1
- You ha
Z l 7-parrmgn
, ....1 . 5-parungrr - -
cold weather.
av oi d
g a. so -
line " trouble.
- - 12,025.00
_ ,s1,s>3s.oa
MADE
CANADA -
- Overcomes low-test gasoline 
HEI smooth, flexible per-
formance of to-day's Chal-
mers-_-which you will prove
you drive the car--is the
result of two Chalmers '
features make Chalmers
1 owners indifferent to the grade of
the tank.
features give the motor an in-
stant “warm
up,” even in
heard of these features-the Chalmers
Hot Spot and Ramshom manifold.
Now, if you seek the utmost in motor
car efficiency, come in and see for
yourself what marvels they have
achieved. '
You are invited to take a turn behind
the wheel of To-day's Chalmers. No
matter how critical you may be of the
nice points of motor action and control,
you are asked to judge the Chalmers
entirely by its
performance.
_ ~ 1,- * f 4-V-v
A demonstra-
tion will be
a r r a n g e d ,
VC
4-paxrengzr - - - ,$1,935.00
Roadrter - - - - $1,935.00
Limoufifif 34,285 .00 Limeurivu Landaulu, $4,365.00
al `“`“
  
CHALMERS MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED, WALKERVILLE, ONT
` Gaudet & Grant, Distributors, Charlottetown, I l
gl a~dly, any-
time.
. ._.,
/
 1..... c 114,215.00 1...... ci. 1......1....1.1, ,¢4,3¢s.o0
`_ _» ` 1- ..°
1* I., .Ll ._
.
;‘,15.:_1> _ful
' -_-__ 'yum _ -_Ty-t _. `
F A ` .5 . I
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Q-;~\l`f'm""`: v C aup: , 3-panmgrr - $2,630.00
5-, E 3 .‘. _ _ .
Srdrm- - - - - 33,040.00   I' _ 0' ' ' -
- Y - »,~* ia - _ W _ Y _
.V V i .\."rm i i i _ V ` __{
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1541.  _
-1;. " "1"-H-_ _.-.J  ”""““.£**‘-1
ti1o contest will receive the best oi'
feed and care, but this will -be subject
-to the judgment of the Board of cou-
trol. The eggs from all will be tho
property of the Government and will
go towards the cost. of feed. but each
contestant will be entitled to the rec-
ord of each bird he has in the con-_
test and to a statement showing tho
receipts and expenditure of his pen
for the eleven months.
Housing. The contest will be hous-
ed in double colony houses- 10:12
feet and divided into two pens hav-
ing glass and cotton fronts. The hou-
ses will be placed’ 'on the Poultry
Plant of the Experimental Farm fac-
ing the Railway as it runs through
the farm.
Reports. A summary of the stand-
ing of each pen in the contest will be
compiled at the close of each mon-th.
a copy of which will be supplied the
owner of each pen. The summary
will also be provided the press of
Canada. '
Return of the Birds. lf no notifica-
tion as to the disposal of the birds
has been received by .September 1,
1918, the birds on the completion of
the contest, will -be sent. by express
collect, to owner's address from
which the shipmen-t was made.
Entry Forms will be supplied on ap-
plication by addressing Superintend-
ent. Experimental Station, Charlotte-
town, P. E. I.
Note. No person except the oilic-
iais of the Contest will be allowed
into the pens ot yards after the birds
have been housed. Every effort will
be made to keep the birds quiet and
no in-terference with them.-_or their
feed~w1iil be permitted.
ENTRY FORM
The Superintendent
'Experimental Station,
Charlottetowu_ P. E. I.
Sir:-ii desire to enter one pen of
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. for the
First Annual Prince Edward Island
Egg Laying Contest.
I enclose herewith One Dollar
($1.00) entry fee. I agree -to the rules
governing the contest.
Express Oiilce . . . .
.. ' . . . . . . . . . . .
..
_Signed . . . . . .
..  . . .. ._
SR. R.. -Station ... . ..
Province    
Date  . . . . .
........1918
1449-9-IIMSI.
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7
:tit is\wise to prevent Disorder.-
Many causes lead to disorders of the
stomach and few are free from them.
At the first manifestation that .the
stomach and iiverare not-performing
their functions a,‘eours'e of Partne-
iee's Vegetable Pills should he tried.
11111-1: 1.111 be mum that u1e-1i1g`és¢-
ive -organs will speedily- resume
\.k.\»s.d ‘a'.\a|.... sA¢..na.5. ....A -alas.
1 _ L-=l  " -_l -____L_ _ +-
CANAIIIAN GOVERNMENT
WAYS
--- _ hump himself and run. much if she had refused him.
cHANoE IN TIMETABLE BE-l _
n1NcE EuwAnu I"  "' ' "* 5  "’
'rwE1-:N P _
RA"-' lil England' u candidate stands forl Every woman has a11 idea that her
0i‘i`i0e. but ill this country he hull t0 husband would not have amounted to
ISLAND AND MAINLAND, s ‘ R
SEPTEMBER 21, 1918 Canadlan Government 
-“_ ‘_...___...._._._-PRlN_CE EDWARD ISLAND_ . ` '
Y (iommencing September 21st the - -
S_ S_ __Pl_mcB Edward mana, 7 T1meTable In Effect June 24th, 1918 #Y
‘“‘“ “g“‘“ ”° ”‘“°“ °“ "‘°  READ DOWN Atnmric stand-.rd 'fame READ UP
between (_‘-ape Tormentine, N. B., and _ _ ' _
-1' P. M. P. M. . 11.111. A. M. P. 11. 1>.M.. AM.
Borden, P. E. I. and the through
-rail and Steamship Service between
the Island and the Mainland will be
resumed.
The Steamer will make one round
trip tinily (except Sunday) leaving
Borden at 9.15 a. m. Returning will
leave Cape Tormentine at 3.00 p. m.
-Passengers for Mainland points will
leave Charlottetown at 6.15 11. m. and
Summerside -at 6.30 a. m. to connect
with the Steamer, so as to make con-
nections with the Ocean Limited for
Montreal and with No. 14 train for
St. John and Boston.
_ From September 21st until Septem-
ber 30th S. iS. "Northumberland" will
be on the route between Charlotte-
town and Picton, leaving Charlotte-
town at 6.30 s. m. and returning idav-
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT'8
on-f1cE ~
Charlottetown,-\P. E. I. Sept. 16th,
19111. - : _ - c
1429-9-17M5i. ` ' 1
Fat _l-_logs
We are prepared to buy
any quantityof fat' hogs on
be sure vou get our prices
before killing on farm,
Plant on Kensington Road
 
ing Picton at 4.00 fp, rn. ' y' I
4.00
5.20
6.05
6.50
7.20
12.15
1.48
2.50
3.30
‘_ 4.10
6.25
7-25
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UID
on
l
Dp Charlottetown Ar 11.55
Hunter River “ 10.47
Emerald jet. “ 1o.o9
Kensington " 9.37
“ Su111111ers11le Dp 9.10
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8.40
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8.50
9.48
1°-37
11.18
11.55
I=
2.20
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3-57
5-07
6.115
A. M.
Summerslrle Ar
Port Hill
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Alberton _
Tignis il Dp
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woman
oumaou.
lip
Ar
A_ M.
5-ss
3.56
2-as
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12.05
1>. 11.
. 9-45
10.45
1
Emerald Jet Ar
Borden Dp,
Dp.
Ar. -
A.H.
7.20
6.20
P. M.
3-05
4-I5
4.42
5.oz
6.05
A. M.
6-4_5
S-35
9.12
9.42
II.1§
.°~r~ .°=s»=~P~’
333%? F
Cllnrloltctown Ar
Mi. Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Ar Souris Dp -
D1-
rrvew’
;$sa%F
P. 111.
7.zo
¢_,..>
5
c‘..‘:~
Ar Elmira _I3p_ l
P. nt.
4-15
5-04
5-15
6.00
1 A. M.
8.50
I L00
10.40
ll.Ifl
U
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9~r'>'9°5`
$59.3 .3
Mt. Stewart
_Cardigan
M oningue ~
Ar Georgetown l
DP
at-7‘
$3?-
2.l0
L00
Sat.
only
P. M.
4. o
.ls
6--15
lily ex
SataS\111
r. M.
3.30
5-15
7.25 Ar
_| Diy ex
Satn.Sun
A.M.
Charlottetown Ar 10.15
vp
Ver1\o11 River 8. ao
Murray Harbor Dp 6.2o
Sat
only
A. 11.
1o.n5
8.51
7.20.
”lWant€d 3,...
Sunday Excepted
H. H. MELANSON’ 'W. T. I-IUCGAN
Passenger Traflc Manager Disiflot Passenger Agent
Moncton, N. B. Charlottetown, P-E.i
I.--essex 111:.-_4_._ sw- -H!-1...
h00f ¢0mm¢_IlCi_rw S¢11t.1_6u1 Sale Of Tf0tl.il1g H0rSf
1- _ _ Y
gggisiigégtlxnecovd. 0'   Ring,  
pt as noted, all the Above Trains .Run Daily
J. 1\LRoo1> & co. Friday, September. 27th. at  p.`n1
P  '  i_Brown mare, Miss ' Wrigley, sire. I’-sritside, darn bv
Thepepmment of Agfiwl. Alright. This npare is 11 years old  miles in 2.25
lure in cc-operation with the wa Step 2 half In 1.10. _~ ‘   j
Live Stock Branch, Ottawa.. 2 Brown Filly [3] years old, sire Mayor Todd 2.i5'_ 1-4.
wishes -in anneurce that dam Mie§_Wr1ale1- This in 8  1»r°l,'%¢t-. _~ ` '
.petal .ffm 1. bt-m.;~¢1.¢.. 1.3.8-xy: ~il1.v.16monthso1d.s re'Prin<=e_ arifme.-dam _Mic
to the _distribution _of-` pure WY' Bly- ' 1 '  I I _.
_bfgdghegg fm- th, begfgmaf 4 (.h'estnut___Coit, 4 months old sire British $91910! 2-1552'
_u1»pr_c.\_v,incm1br.¢a¢... Any- dnmrlwiss Wnaiev. ._ v __ »   ~.
dneilsvirgg animals _ of 'eilherj __ Those hofseesre owned byffapl. Parkn  whoieon
Sarto ‘o er for.saie, or de- acnvefseivivit in Franoe.si_1g having no __ 
-ins ae »z~=1e=.e». .#2114 :lsr *‘°°f.1°.a_1_°<1._.1°.:°~.il.» °f»s=n°.“"r.1erP‘¥ °° » H'