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' ' A DIARY
Sky Magistrate Court 9 a. m.
Prlloo Edward '1‘heatre'8, 7 and
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_H0 Lylslun llloving Pictures. 8,
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IIARBIAGES _
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SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
tsasgxauasstsuasseasssasaiomxseaieaifas
WAR CANNING BULLETIN
seuad by Canada Feed Boa
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is your house going. to be fortified
ieNpERsoN-Hume.-At the meth-the Postmaster General, win be rec- like this during the coming winter
dllt Parsonage, 63 U.pper Prince St., oived at Ottawa until noon, on Friday,
~n August 22, by Rev. O. H. Peters, the 2;lth September 1918 for the con- With St°l'Bii V88€tBfbles and attic!
eyance oi’ His Majesty's Maile, ous, lined with_ shelves of jsrs and pan- tomorrow _
'Allie Rioy Henderson, of St. Pet.-Vv
srs, to Katherine Hume, of Cardi- p
roposed Contract for fourfyears, six
Are you going to have dug~outs filled
tries rw; with jelly sndjstii? If you
gan. times' per week over rural mail route 50. y0\1l' 91191113’ the H. C. Of L. need
_
SIDES ARE-RECRUITING
1'HiNKs wsu wu.L soon END'
_-__
MP- -lame! 3050?. of Emyvale, has
received the following letter from his
B011 William A113610. of the 17th Cano
K¥l##)lE§£ili§lf;¥aU§(;\t;|(§§§()s adlan Reserve Battalion, now in Eng-
- land. `
  is voun House A Fonrr - Bmmhm Cami” _
~ - July 15, 1918.
Dear Father,-lt is a great pleasure
for me to let you ssbw 1 sm wsu. 1
had no letters from home for, -three
weeks, but atn expecting a heavy mail
It IS FHIHIDS hard all day and we are
just after getting oft a road march,
N°' 6 ,mm Cudigin' P‘ E' Island have no *terrors or you' why Bhmna and we are pretty wet, but that Is' no-
trorn the Postmaster Generals pleas- he? _B°Sl¢i`¢B. YOU will he the Til!-ht ming in Wm. Mme! I am out of
ure. ‘ kind of a patriot for you will -be saving q `
uurantine once more, and was away
Printed notices cgngatnlng further beef and wheat and butter for over- on parm I wok a um to Scotland
information as to conditions of ro os- 59215
D p ` ' and I certainly enjoyed it. l went by
ed ¢0nf_;-not may be seen and bhmk Here are some "don'ts“-for storing:
(°P°°m '° "‘° °"°""°”) forms of Tender may be obtained at D0n’t let the frost injure the crops
TORONTO, August 21.-Cadet re-
cruiting Il DTOCSBIIIDK 9-Pace “nd an the office of the Post Office Inspector
excellent class of men is still coming
forward. One thousand women are
now employed in‘the air force of Can- P
ads and this munber will increase al-
so All indications point to the air
force in Canada bieing numeiticslly
stronger at the end of this year than
at any previous time,
AUCTION SALE `
OF STOCK _
On the farm of Stephen Coles, Esq.
Milton, Wednesday, August 28th, 1918
commencing nt 2 o'clock the follow-t
lag stock. "
4 miich cows with calves st side;
2 due to freshen. 4 steers, 3 years old; i
i beifers, 3 years old; 5 heifers 2%-
years old; 3 heifers 1% years old'; 4
calves; 1 horse, 3 years old.
Terms six months on approved joint
notes 6 per cent off for cash.
BENJ. CARTER.
Auctioneer
1017-8-2EM5ipd. ‘
Large Auction Sale oi?
City Property
W.-1 are authorized by Wm. Mcllon-
ald Esq., to seli__.at auction oxtltie
premises on Wednesday, August 28th
.i918 commencing at 7.30 p. m. in
.he evening-, his splendid property
situated on Gerald Street consisting of
:lwelling house and' two large lots of
land with barn and stables. There also V
n`the same evening we will sell that
on-ble tenement house situated on-
lm Avenue No. 148 and 150.
Terms at sale. ‘
sim. CARTER,
Auctioneer ‘
1001-s-23M3tpt1_ `
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-.nlessional l`.sr» te I
“R (`LIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
AATIY TREATMENT by .1
_sth in advance, Victoria Hair- _`
asrlottetown, P.B.l., Canada. ,t
HOURS. 12 to B daily. NOW
|91-I-Zlirilmospd.
J. D. STEWART. K. C.
-\nrr'Iii:'eT,*S'5"lioitor and 1
Notary Public
-‘iles Newson Block, Chariottetowf
lranoh Office, Georgetown
Monev to Lean on nusi Estate
I. S. HESSIAN '
Barrister, solicitor.
Notary Public, sto.,
MONIY T0 LOAN.
Montague. F. I. l.
lhc.LECu‘J & BENTLEY
W. I. Bentley, K. O. ‘
lnrrlstor and At.-torneyaat-Law <
Money to Loan,
Omoo-Bank of N. 8. chambers.
Chadeilotnwn. P.l.I.
WARBURTON Ab SHAW
larrilters, Attorneys, Notary Pub -~
1:. Ute.. Solicitors ‘or Canada Bash
Association. Bank of Montreal, Can-
ute. Permanent Montague Ccrpors
lisa.
HORBON 8 DUFFY
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M-ISS D. Rlldgé °::":;.f‘:.'“-..":.:.T.'.“;'z.t :.'.'::.'. '::.'.*:..:t ‘”“h a "’°‘” ‘° ad1°"’"“‘°!‘*
. mRdis'li’r'l;f who has exhausted his hmsasrtsd rilili to the first Wednesday in
_,  gasntgnshns  wtobef at the same  and
V - mach olf'{Fig,yea'rs, cultivate gosens and sncts lame h0I.If_ ` _ V V _ _
Trai: s-wc: ltivationis suhl¢c‘ to taductl in  Ofdef a
_ ' I ` I4 V il  f ‘
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'*!“¢'“`° P°'|°"" .':.': ‘:.&’:.':.t”.t.§.¢2:.“‘:‘;: ::.==::.'..:~“...r.'::.`i2t: ,_ ........’. _...___ léarfer & Co Lid ii 3 ___-3;
JOHN F. WHEAR
Post Office inspector
Charlottetown 15th August 1918
 
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Mail Contra ct
the Post Offices of Ciirdigan and at b€f0I‘B YOU take them 'into the cellar.
Don’t -bring them inwhlle they are
in a moist condition.
Don’t cover roots with dampsand
ost Otllce Inspectors Office if the cellar is hot. They will start to I
grow if you do so.
Don’t lot cold winds dry out your
potatoes. lt’ you do s. bitter taste will
result.
Don’t try to store onions,'squa.sh
ot' pumpkin in a cool cellar. They
will -keep better in the attic.
Don‘t forget to watch Your storage
room and sort out any decayed spec.
imens before the trouble spreads.
SEALED Tl~1N'DERS addressed t0 eter is it good friend in a storage room
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be obtain-
ed at the Post Oillces of Charlotte-
town, Southport, Pownal, Cherry Val-
ley and at the otlice of the Post Oiilce
Inspector. '
JOHN F. WHEAR,
' Post Office inspector.
Charlottetown, August 8th, 1918.
768-8-9ili3i.
 
I offer for sale my farm. of 101
acres ,situated at Frencltfort fronting
on the East River, 90 acres clear 10
with scantling and fencing. A never
failing stream of water runs across
the farm and there is an
abundance oi' sen. manure Vat the shore
This farm has good buildings and at
beautiful situation near to churches
und school. ` Only 2 miles from
Ottnstaffnage Creamery, 2 miles from
Bedford Ry. Station and 10 miles
from Charlottetown.
Will sell farm with or without crop
Apply on premises to owner, Fred
Owen, Frenchfort, or Peter Brodie.
wctioneer, York. 77918-10Mst.t4lpd.
LABOR DAY
RACES I
NNP9
0.>'aJ»-4
©'D£D
Trot and Pace
Purses three hundred fifty
ioliars.
J. C. LEMOINE
911-s-rnvnst. secretary
rg  -ft
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Land Regulations
B sols hold of s family or any mls sy"
'PPI-lghteel y `
es" old. m_sv homestead s quaner 
section of available Dominion land In Manitoba.
uaoaisrrtmn sn? sees;-n:ivsC‘ ‘ E-‘Ii;'ié';'»'S1`l'..°'.. iVl.'l°'V|';:a..$lI.'il‘°t'.'ll..i.'“".{2..f.§§
Q 5! cr.u i te sirict.I!t b <
' '~°~-5°’¢° €3~~» ' t.':'.l°.."'§"ii.'.:‘l§'.:':.:_¢_°;,.ti".‘.‘::...’.'.5:'.'i“ '**'3°‘¥ . Thf #H1321 lG'=f1°'°l Meet-
- outta-st un .1 sa t lil 0 I 8 31' OIZIZBIJOWII CS
I-vi-IAN iv MKINNON ::::;.°:.:i.’*.;T§it‘_.'“.fa:7:"°§t.`5“':.i_.€".:t°it ctlispany Limited win be
.."||“|.. A"°|»”.y’_.°_|_-W lmmostead on s fsrm of st issst do acres, on 7 9
fs... M... 1..... ...lets ..°.‘;‘:"l'z.‘:'.. .2.-..:;;*;".L°':,..i:.‘;:'.'°.. 2;-.ft held “fthe "°'“P““Y 505°"-
ssmomtovs rm .t.t...... _ 66 Queen St that-lotgetown
in certain districts a homeltelrier in [ood stand W ’
" I M i :`n=“:||::.gre-glnpt s quarter-zectton slonllide hid P. E.  I II Wednesday 
°Dutiss Six 'in each of three  at Iwelve 0,CIOCI{ H001]
san after earning homestead patent,slso 50 acres
F ARM FOR SA LE ~
` ""1" Vbefore sailing. `
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest “7“'8'1M1’“°'
the Postmaster General, will be re- If it is impossible to provide a spec-
ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri-' tal storage place select the _part of,
day, the 20th September 1918 for the the cellar fartherst removed -from the
conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on furnace and* where the most air cir.
a proposed Contract for four years, culates.
six times per week over Rural Mail
route No. 1 from the Postmavter l 
Genera.l's pleasure
Printed notices containing further
nformation as to conditions of pro-
Ciesn to
‘ isis Grocers an Drug.
Stores.
 
Garfield Races
I have decidetb to put it greeh race
on instead of a 2.19 class. Entries
can be paid up` at the gate
loading to the track. Purse $50.00.
Mile heats. Money divided 50,, 25, 15
and 10. National Rules to govern.
All races end at 5th heat. Moneys
divided in other classes likewise.
2.35 Trot and Paco, purse $80.00,~
Mabel, J. J. Finlay, Vernon; O. K.
Oaks, W. T. Brown, Orwell; Bright
Metal. W. Morrisy, Earnscllffs;
Queen Alva; Earl ings, Hills-
boro; Casdoa, Allan Shaw, Cardigan;
W.&G., J. H. McDonald, Souris;
Woodvsle, N. Morrison, Pinette; Jel-
lico, H. Kelly, Southport.
`3-Minute Class,-Oakley Oaks, W.
T. Brown, Orwell; Bright Metal, W.
Morrisey, Earnscliffe; Queen Alva,
Earl Inge, Hillsboro; Teddy H., Jas.
McKenzie, Flat River, Kitchener, W
McLaren, Belle River
997-8-22M2i.
Bonsltaw Charlottetown
I
Leave Bonshaw. Leave Ch’town
Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. .. .. 2 p. m.
Friday 16, 7 a. m. .. ....3.30 p. m.
Tuesday 20 8.30 a. m.  ..6 p. m.
mary za, 10.30   0.30 p. m.
Friday 27 5 a.. m. .. .. .. ..1 p. m.
Friday 30, 7_a. m. .. .. ..8.30 p. m.
Freisht must be delivered. one hour
Don’t forget thatht cheap thermoni-',
Frlday2V7s.. m.  ....3p.m_ . .
Tuesday 8, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 6.30 p. rn. 
Friday 9,11... m. ..  0.30 p. m.  
way of London, spent u. day there. I
was in Piccadilly and Leicester
Square, they tare underground cities,
before coming into London, while
sight seeing. -1 thought it not_ much
wonder “Paddy got excited." I tlien
ook a train- for Newcastle, stopped
off there a short while und proceed-
ed to Edinburgh. To my_mlnd it is
the prettiest city of all. I put up at
a hotel, but took my meals at the
Y.M.-(LA. They cost a shilling, but
it civilian could not get them i’orV
that. Tile Scottish people are kind
and hospiuablc. One thing that ap-V
peared to me very peculiar was that
at midnight it was_only getting dusk.
and daylight again about four a.m. l
took a street car and'went out to the
Zoo. I saw all the different wild ani-
mals. Was through the state prison
and museums; and also the Tower of
Edinburglt. ` Amongst the many sou-
venirs I secured is one from Queen
-Mnry"s room. I took a train for Glas-
gow. Had a sail on the Clyde. While
sailing I was carried in imagination
to the many enjoyable ones on the
Hillsborough. I returned well satis--
tled with both the historloel and geo-
graphical sides of my trip.
I suppose you are through haying.
I don’t think it will be long until we
are home. Our officers tell us that
our services at the front will not be
required, as the war will soon be
over. Ijtope they are correct in
their surmizing. Some reserves were
sent to France but were returned, as
all the vacancies were filled. We are
progressing well with \our training.
We are firing live bombs, also greq-
ades out of rliles. It is some noise_
when the machine guns, cannons and
rifles get going. My work yesterday
was to stand at the red flag and let
no person cross the bombing range.
lt was very interesting to watch the
bombs bursting.
The 'boys we left 'ln Amherst have
arrived at Trencltunt Pond, Paddy
Clarklu, .loo McMahon and myself
are going up this afternoon to see
them.
I got some little presents in Scot-
land for Ida and Lucy'_ Will send
them at once.
Love to mother and everyone at
home. and t-rusting you are all well. I
remain, affectionately,
Your son,
WILLIAM ANGELO.
` No. V320-4287.
Sliramshott Camp,
17th Can. Reserve Battalion.
Army Post. Office,
r London.
   Hughes, Orwell; Mabel, J. J. Finlay, ~ '
l  Vernon; Colonel Waltz, J. H. McDon- 
IRQTTING P ARK 232.' .5.i`2"§i..??“§I§_l§‘.; §f,..‘“.¥.’.‘.‘i.".` \; #_.§’}§.3`#ea/III
' lm-tosra as
tt I reatori I
mm. I); r°e=r|ovin&‘d‘snIIl.rii‘lf"sn?i°aa a hslrclrs.
  ' liuimls not A dye- snuvml ind hottisst J
des _rssdytouna
Trot and Pace A_ w_ M¢|_E0D” Sncgy, Philo Hay Specialty Co., Newark, NJ.
Trot and Pace  ill 1 '_
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ntrtes close August 24th V V_.un;fJ;3g;Q?;1V§;I5y_  V
LYJII
WE SELL '
The celebrated "Green --
Sheai” Brand, (Guaran- s
teed 550 feet to the
pound) the best Twine' 1'
Manufactured. Get your 2
supply early. There is a I
big crop to tie _up and
Binder 'lwine will likely be
scarce. y
Wholesale and Retail at
our Seed and I-'sed Ware-
hme Queen Street.
\
LYDIA E. PI
VEGET
of These Two Women
ervous Mothers
Should Profit by the 
Buihlo, N. Y.-“I sm the mother of four children, and for
nearly three years I suiiered from a female trouble with 
in my btuk and side, and a general weakness. I had pro- _
iessional attendance most of that time but did noiteesmito
get well. As a last resort I decided to try- Lydia I.
Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound which ~I'~hsd seen
advertised in the newspapers, andln IWO 
a marked improvement. I' continued its 'mic *sd  ~V* Pl _ V
. . ‘ , V
now free from pain and able oo do all 1_n_f_ houlie-
wonw- mr... B. ts. zmsssn. 202 Vistas;-8tr,eet,
I Bursts, N.Y. -   V _.
P0.tm.a,1sa.-“Ines s atspneemest sndmama
so badly from it et; times I could not-be onmy feet »  _
at all. I was _all run down and so weak Icould not
do my housework, was nervous and could not. lie
down at night. I took treatments from n. physician
but theysdtd not help mc. My Aunt recommended
Lydia .Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ltried
/ it and now I am strong and well again and do
my own work and Id-give Lydia E. Plnkhaxn’s
Compound the ore .”- Mrs. Jossrn x rut
Knsnnn, 935 VVe_st Race Street, Portland, Ind.
Every Sick Woman Should Try V
POWNAL R'ED
Amount acknowledged in previous
list _published on Jan. 24, 1918. $57.25
Further donatoins:
'it home of Miss
(Feb.) Proceeds
home of Mrs. Carver, Forester House
G-$10.70. Mrs. Alfred Jenkins-$1;
Mrs. I. E. Burden-$2; Mrs. Daniel
Brwn, $2; Mrs. F.
.l/Irs. Rev. H. Pierce. $1. Proceeds ot
entertainment ot
$35.35; Mrs. John Smith, Pownal,
$1; Mrs. John Jenkins, 50c; Mrs. A.
A. Moore, $6; Miss
Mrs. W. 1. Young,
lection taken at home of Mrs. John
Jenkins, Birch Hi
N. McLeod, Montreal, $3; Mrs. N.
Gay, $2;_Mr. Wm.
McLeod Peters, 'Montreal $5. Pro-
ceeds of Bazaar and ice cream social
held in Pownal Hall, July 22nd, 1918.,
$84.75. Collection
teollectcd since Oct.
Amount spout in following way since.-
()<:t. 20th, 1917:
$4.72; advertising
$8.20. For yarn,
ton for wrappit
Prisoner of War
up until Oct. 1918
in connection with
cream social July 22, $0.60. $130.78.
Balance on h-and
Further donations
Wm. ings, I pr
Ballem, 1 pr. gloves, 1 pr. socks; Mrs.
John Jenkins, Birch Hill, 2 lbs. wool,
Mrs. John Jenkins,
John R. Brown, 1
L_ Jenkins, Secretary-'1‘reas.
There is a period
prior to which he can‘t be put to sleep
at night, and after
to get him up in the morning.
Keep Minl.rd'a Llnirnsnt in the house
CROSS SOCIETY
Proceeds of tea
Sadie 'Jones $8.
of social held at
H. Campbell, $1;
Forester House
Melitia Jones, $2;
$1. Part of col-
ll, $1.50; Mrs. C.
ings, $5; `Mild'rcd
301'.. Total amount. '
20, 1917 $230.40.;
Postage on -parcels
$3.75; spinning
rolls, carding, cot-
ig- parcels $66.77;
NKI-lAi\i'S‘ ‘
ABLE COMPOUND
LYDIA BPINKHAM MEDICINE C0. LYIIN.|4.A¥$
P
Season
3-“’E'1`“f!  1, V _ .. nm onssnormrows cu.ozmss~ ` , ` AUG1fsTVzs,V`t1§1`s"--
_fit
I‘,y -
iv-sl-r-sr-;»r-|~_ss_ -
ickling and Preserving.
'Mixed Pickling Spices such asz- Mustard Seed, I Cel-
ery Seed. Tumeric, Etc.
Fruit Jars
l
Perfect- Seal Flilz-em-all _lar Rings
Vinegar
White Wine Malt Cider
AULI) BROS LTD§,OChlaEi6tteiown-
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Fun which is paid I
$43.74. Expenses
lluzuur and ice
July 31st $93.62.
of socks, etc. Mrs.
socks; Mrs. Geo.
1 pr. socks; Mrs.
pr. socks. 'Susan
in every -boy’s life
which it is difficult
Fire v Insurance
A
Necessity I
»
'Ihen insure in good strong stock compan-
ies. which never contest an honest claim such
' as is represented by
E. R. BRCIW
plan'
Charlottetown
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GANA
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918
P.M.
4.00
5.20
6.05
6.50
7.20
Train Outwa
P.M.
12.15
1.48
2.50
3.30
4.10
QVERNBFIENT RAILWIAYS
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME V
#sweep
U\l§U\K°ln7.
@bWUl5\=
2§ 5
Arr .
AM
Charlottetown Arr. 11.55
Hunter River 10.47
Emerald Junction 10,09
Kenslng"~n _ 9,37
Bummersit... epep. 9,10
10110
9.4
9.1
8.4
0
0
5.
rd-Read Down Trains inward-Read Up
. also mr. '
11.10
'tio
6.50
6.10
A,M.
1o.1s
s.4o
'Lao
8.50
9.48
10.37
11.18
11.55
P.M.
12.20
2.10
8.57 _
5.07
6.05
Dep.
- Port Hill
0'Lssry
Aiberton
Arr.
Bummerside Arr.
Tlgnish Dep .
8.35
» 7.40
8.52
0.05
5.80
sas
~ a.ss
z.as
1.01
12.05
9
10
.45
.45
1
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Dept. .Emerald Junction Arr.
Arr. Borden Dep.
-1.10
_ 0.20
P.M. A.M.
3.05 5.45
4.15 8.85
4.42 9.18
5.09 9.42
8.05 11.15
‘Y
mt
Dep. _, Charlottetown
V llount Stewart
Moreii
Bt. Peters
A.M.
LIT. 9.50
8.85
8.07
7.45
Arr. Bouris Dep. 6 .45
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geese;
T"d
ss
Arr. liimira ' Dep.
.°‘>
_gig
A.M.
8.50
10.00
10.40
11.20
o¢n¢1\»:¢
33251,;
Dell. Mount Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
Montague
Arr. Georgetown Dept
" Au.
8.85
7.87
7.18
0.85
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SESS:
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