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Matson.-At Wismore, on augustf
upiii, Alexander -McLeod, Funeral to-
day. Friday, at 2 p.m., to New London
Cemetery. '
iN MEMORIAM
In Loving Memory oi'
John F. Worth
Died August 30th, 1910 §

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SAMUEL GOMPERS
. ON WAY T0 EUROPE
2-ia?"-i£’.§!§
§i§§§
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Samuel Gom-
pers, president of the American Fed-‘
eration of Labor, is on his way to Eu-
rope. according to announcements
made public here today. He will op-
pose radical elements and socialists
in Europe, who are trying to force an
immediate compromfse peace with
Germany. He will endeavor to swing
them to a complete endorsement oi
the Wilson war aims.
Mlnards Llnlmenv Lumnermans Friend
,i . sEwAREi
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i Two German Spies are known
to in -ipersiing in this vicinity. f
Fiir i~scription, etc., apply at I‘
Piliii-.-I Edward Theatre any
Friii.»_\ and Saturday at 3, 7, or
commencing today.
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Exhibition Tenders
iw :i-Iers will be received by the .un
:i_»ied up to and on Monday, the
‘.' I- rl-iptember, 1918, for the follow-
ii-._ ,.i-iviieges it me Exhibition to iii.
L»»-Mi in Charlottetown from the 24th
1 - 1 ie 28th of September, 1918, inclu
>\ve:- _ `
l. For the privilege of catering
.nider the Grandstand. ‘
2. For the printing and selling oi
:-‘_-ore Cards for the Races.
11, For the supplying of straw as re-
iiiiired.
-i, For selling feed for horses, cat-
»_li~_ etc.. on the grounds.
iii Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the highest or
.iiir ii-nder, and in No. 3, the lowesi
or iiiiv- tender not necessary accept
od.
Vonilitions may be obtained at the
ofllce of
C. R. SMALLWOOD
Secretary-Treasurei
August 29td
f' roicssionai ‘cards
BR. CLIFT
QHRONIC Dl8l.\lll
CUHATIVE TREATMENT by thi
'south in advance. Victoria Hotel
Charlottetown, P.lll_i.. Canada.
llOl’TRB_ 12 to 3 daily. NOW
891-t~2li3mospd.
J. D. STEWART, K. C.
F iiarrister, Solicitor and
- Notary Public
Alles Nsgaen lleek. Gharlottetows
lrane Ollloe. 0.eor|etown
Aleney to Lean on lleal letate
8. B. HEBBIAN
sen-ister, seiieiter,
nmry Pusiio. ne..
||oNlv To i.oaN.
A lsenessue. P. l. i.
IcLEuu 6 BENTLEY
$1. I. leztley, K. 6.
barrister and ttorneyeet-Leis
Money to Loan,
Olllee-leak of N. I. Ghambere,
Oharloitebwa. P.l.|.
llcLEAN 8 MoKINNON
lei-rlsten Attorneys-at-Law
Oflice Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown P.llJ
BIORSON Q DUFFY
Barrikll llld httorlleill
=i.iimrs for loyal Baal of Canada
MONEY ‘YO LOAN.
N A RBUBTOB 8 _SHAW
-isrrlsterl, Attorneys. Notary Pub
Etc.. Solicitors 'er Canada Baal
-isociatlill. Ball of Iolltflll. Cali-
-a. Perisssolt loiitsgiie Oorpore
MisslD.Rudge
 Hairdressing and
lsaiciire' Perlouri
lllwenkee. '-
who work and
mar-
when
from
me feel like a new
ning does
.rom mor
not bother who
-'uffer as E-
I.’inkham's
iff' ‘iz
iwau ee,
Workin§ girls eviirywhere should
profit by i rs. Dooley s experience, and
nstes_d of drsigindg along from day to
.lay with life s ur en, qve this famous
root and herb remedy, ydis E. Pink-
ham's- Vegetable Comgound _ a trial.
lt has overcome Just suc conditions for
thousands of others, and why not for
§ou? For special advice, wnte hydro
_ Pinkhsm Medicine Co., Lynn, _ sas.
The result of their 40 years axpenence
is at. your service.
 
SERMAN PAPER ON
SPANISH TROUBLE
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 27.-"The genu-
neness ut neutrality Spain hitherto
has adopted cannot be doubted," de_-
clares the Berlin Vorwaerts. "There-
fore, we demand of the German gov-
ernment that Spain must not be driv-
en lntb the ranks of our enemies. We
will hold' the government responsi-
ble."
Charlottetown »
"xhib‘tion Accommoda-
tion oi V»sitors
, .___
Any householders of Charlottetown
villing during Exhibition Week, to_
:ike boarders, providing lodging and
board, or lodging alone, will kindly
'all at the undersi_gncd’s oillce or send
iiin a notc, giving their address _and
itating thc num-ber they can provide
'oi-, and the charge per day.
C. R. SMALLWOOD
- Secretary-Treasurer
'146-8-30Mtd .
Auction Sale
Sat. Au g. 31st
At West Royalty. three miles from
h’town 2 o’clock. Stock-1 horse,8yrs
iid, 3 mllch cows. 3 fat cattle, 1 Jer-
.ey heifer, 2 pigs, 30 hens, also ducks
ind cnickens. Implements-1 cart, 1
ruck wagon, 1 driving wagon, 1 box
ileigh, 2 wood slclghs, 1 plough, 2
sets harrows, shovels, hoes, forks,
Jarness, etc. Crop, 4 acres of stand-
ng grain, including oats and mixed
feed, 1% acres of potatoes, quantity
Jf hay in mows.
Terms of sale,-14 months' credit
in approved joint notes, 6 per cent.
-if for cash. All sums under $5 cash.
»044-8-24M6l. ISAIAH HORNE
Bonshaw-Charlottetown
TIME TABLE
Launch "8trath||artneyf'
AUGUST, 1918
Leave Bonshaw. Leave Ch’town
Friday 2’ 7 a. m.   3 p. m.
Tuesday 6, 9 a. m. .. Z.. 6.30 p. m.
Friday 9,11 a. m. ..  6.30 p. m.
Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. .. .. 2 p. m.
Friday 16, 7a. m. .. ....3.30 p. m.
Tuesday 20 8.80 a. m.  ..8 p. m.
Friday 23, 10.30   8.30 p. m.
Friday 27 5 a. m. .. .. .. ..1 p. m.
Friday 30, 7 a. m. ._ .. ..3.30 p. m.
Freight must be delivered one hour
before sailing.
B76-8-1M1mo.
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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest
_ had Regulations
ii
THB sole head of a family or any male over
rlditcen years old. may homestead s quarter
i_ec\ion of available Dominion land in Manitoba.
easkatdiewsli or Alberta. Applicant must sp-
pear in person ai the Domin on Lands Agency
or Sub-Agency for the District. Bntiy by proxy
may be made at sny Dominion Lands Agency
but iiot Bub~A|sncy on certain conditions.
Duties-Six months residence pgs and cal
tlvsticn of ilie land is each of ee vests. A
homestrsder may live within nine miles of his
homestead on a farm oi at least On acres, on
certain conditions. A habitable house is re-
 except where residence is performed in the
nty.
in certain districts a homeeteadcr n [ood stand-
l|\¢ may pre~empt s quarter-section slonlsids his
d Pri $300 eracre
homestca _ cc . |_ .
Dulles Sis months residence in each of three
years after earning homestead patent; also 50 acres
extra cultivation. Pre-cniption patent maybe otr
tained as soon ss honicsacsd nllent, on certain
conditions
A settler who has exhausted his honiesiosd right
lay take a purchased homestead in certah dlstf|cb.`
Price £3.00 ser acre, Duties-Must reside sir months
ls esc oii ree years. euliinis soscree and enola
use and now lt would be bard to place
0l10'S UNM! on a spot where it is not
in _common use. 'ln the olden days the
way to keep fruit and vegetables was
to dry them or put them away in sugar
or salt.
With the canning fever at its height
at present it is interesting to note
that the invention of canning is cred-
ited to Nicholas' Appert, a Frenchman,
who lived in the time of Napoleon
iBonaparte and was given 12,000 francs
by the Emperor for his work. His
method was to put the food to be pres-
erved in glass jars. set them in boll-
ing water, heat thoroughly and then
seal. England quickly took hold of
the idea and utilized it for her own
purposes. About 1815 [Ezra Daggert
introduced in the United States the
process for canning salmon, lobsters
and oysters. Gradually this extended
to pickles, ielllee and' sauces.
And now?
Well, everyone knows what canning
is now! If Nicholas Appert were to
come to life and to visit some of the
busy community canning centres or
the average kitchen in Canada on an
August day, he would be surprised
to see what he had started.
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9|; Issued by Canada Food Board
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HER JOB IS DONE
This Canadian housekeeper feels a
glow of satisfaction as she draws back
the curtain on a well-stocked pantry.
She has been seeing what she could
do in her own small corner in the way
of helping those sons of hers' who are
Oversea.
She has taken each kind of fruit as
it came on the market and done her
utmost with lt. More than that, she
has inade the fullest use of what grew
in her war garden. Now she can rest
secure for she knows that whatever
happens, she has added something to
the country's food supply and she will
be able to save the essentials for ex-
port Oversen during the time of year
when they are most needed.
She has used brown sugar almost
entirely in making her preserves and
everything has turned out well. ln-
deed, according to the Dominion An-~
alyst, “it is only want oi'knowledgc
on the part of the public which pre-
vents the extended use ot yellow and
brown sugars."
Mlnard's Llnlment used by Physicians
¢£,_.__ll gg
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MAIL CONTRACl
SEALED 'rENbiims, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be rec
eived at Ottawa until noon, on Friday,
the 27th September 1918 for the con-
veyance of His Majesty's Maile, on it
proposed Contract for four years, six
times por week over rural mail route
No. 6 from Cardigan, P. E. island
from the Postmaster General’s pleas-
ure.
information as to conditions of propos-
ed contract may be seen and blank
forms of Tender may -be obtained at
the Post Oillces of Cardigan and at
the olllce of the Poet Ofllce Inspector.
JOHN F. WHEAR
I Post Office Inspector
Post Office Inspectors Oflice
Charlottetown 15th August 1918
Choice City Property
for Sale by Auction
I am authorized by John R. and'
George B.. Hooper, Esquires, to sell
by Public Auction, the property lately
owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Blatch, wits
of the late Philip Blatch, (known as
the Hooper Property.)
On Saturday, August 31st, 1918,
at 12 o'clock
This property is situated on Bay-
field Street, Nos. 45 and 47, consist-
ing of Double Tenement House and
Stables, all in good order. -
hours h S
 nfguldvsdbgynls :Meet m ieldactiop I:
‘HIC “TUE” IEW Of Oli I i IUC III
may be aibstiumd for cultivstyloii undercertsin
This property will be sold at a bar-
gain to close up the estate.
- eeucitian - Tome at late.
abs lslr sash hr sale. 171 ores w. w. ooiiv. c_u.o. I .
i , gi. mpg- ¢¢||¢|||¢,f|¢» IENJ. CARTER . .X
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Printed notices containing further'
MAINE RIVER
DAMARISCOTTA. Me, Aug. 28.-
Ninateen Passengers and five mem-
bers oi' the crew of the river steamer
Tourist were thrown into the Damaris-
°0tt& river Yesterday when the eteam-
er was overturned here upon arrival
from Christmas Cove. All were believ-
95 £0 319#/9 b0€ll rescued or -to have
reached .shore safely except the engin-
eer, Everett Spear, of Bristol, who
was missing. Several passengers were”
injured. »
Engineer Spear :failed to respond to
his signals when the steamer reached
the wharf. according to Captian Ethe-
ridge of Bristol, -the owner, and sho
crashed into a bridge about 100 feet
above, to which she was carried ver!
rapidly by the swift current of the
big-h tide. ' /
The upper part of -the Tourist was
o
t rn oft and she was capsized, the
passengers, most of whom were on
the -upper deck, being thrown into the
swift water. Some were able-4.0 swim
ashore as thd river is narrow at this
point. 'while th_e others were rescued
by motor bouts und other craft in -tho
vicinity without loss oliitime, -
Woman Ciinga to Rail.
One woman wilili a boy oi four years
in her arms clung to the steamor's rail
-and gave use-lsiiincc to another woman
until they were picked up by a boat.
Perfectly
the Title of a Booklet
which we have issued to enable those
who ciiioy delicious, fragrant CDH’-00,
to always liiive~it. _
There are two essentials to the perfect
cup of coffee- (hc riglll cqfcc and `
the right way fo make il. _
Tliis laoolilet tolls hm? to have lout- Mdlpd
free if you write |94
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The Week in which you buy one cake at the
regular price, and secure another full sized cake
absolutely free by presenting the coupon which
appears below.
Every dealer vvho sells soap is acting as our'ag_ent,
in this great free offer. Each will accept the coupon
in exchange fc-' a cake ot Palmoliveg provided _you
buy another cake of Palrriolive at the same time.
With all soap selling at war-time prices, this gift will be doubly
appreciated - act now, vvhile the supply holds out. Tear out the
coupon, sign it and take it to your dealer at once. Dont risk
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No need to 'toll you
how good Palrnclive 1s. How
its smooth, creamy lather is
considered the greatest, of all
toilet luxuries.
Make -this your introduction
to the luxury you have been
missing if you don’t already use
Palmo1ive-
-or accept this opportunity
to enjoy a cake free if you do.
tauis Néiturc s greatest
cleansing agents - the _
Palm and Olive Oils prized
since history began as the
greatest of all toilet luxur-
ies. Its delicate Oriental
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Prince Edward Theatre any `  _ _._.___; y",._I __"f_‘.'7 _,;_,,_,'   .
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(u__ilp:vment fur one cake ofPalmolivs Soap when in holder purchases
a 61 _cr cake nt the regular nrlceofu cents (2 for 
dd" Y UM ¢°\|von may he presented by each fa ily and thsnsmc and
U f"° "Ullvarty receiving the free slmollvncap must be signed
lnlfigll tithe following:
` cre Y certify that I linve this day purchased one cake oflhlmollvl '
5019 from my dealer and received one csha ofPalrnellve loaf! Prol-
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followin conditions: Coupon mul!hd"re\n:ne:| `o’l"h’e l":lr:|:sllv:
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