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DIARY
City Magistrates Court 9 n. in
Prince Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and
8145 p. m.
 
BIRTHS
I!_.J___'£"-J"'_""-1-11 _*_
DOUCETTE.-In the city on June 14
t0'Mr_ and Mrs. VVllfl'9(l Doucclte, u
daughter.
MARRIAGES
'¥ 
BALLEM-TAYLOR. _ Ai. the Kirk,
lirrb Hill, P. E. Island, on the even-
ing of Wednwday'19th of June, 1918,
by Rav. Ewen McDougall, William
Lloyd Hallam, of Birch Hill, to Miss
Ella V. Taylor, of Millview_
” 
` DUMMY BATTLESHIPS
'Tho sinking of two wooden “dread-
nbuzlta” by Great Britain, some days
agv. t0 fbtm a. breakvrater, brings up
more evidence of what disposition is
bolt] ltde of the dummy fleet ot`
ibuyteon battleships with which Great
lritdll fooled Germany for some fif-
l»qe§,»_l'i0B\.ls during the earlier part of
tiger ar.
5,  titanic war jest, which was
i_"Q¢;0,0t1y 'elpoed by Lieut. Henry the
@2111!! Admiralty, completely deceiv-
Oli-ltt Olly the .Germans, but the
lpoople themselves. No one in
Q 4 was able to explain how the
Gprhtitus oolld claim to have stink
‘:lo_'A|\memnon at the Dardanelles,
when the Admiralty had admitted offl-
cllly, the sinking of only the Goliath
ald.=_“some supply ships."
‘ 'dbrmany rejoiced over this suppos-
ed sinking. of the Agamemnon. lmt
they nusthave wondered why the tur-
rots and “guns” of the sunken dread-
rlought loa,ted*, for days, in the Dar-
rlenolles. _
Haut. Foster states that the dum-
1Iy`»bat.tlesh1ps were converted from
aid-third-class passenger ships of the
<'fal8.d1l.n Pnciiic Steamship Company
!p,~|_, nn. s nm. .........5.30 p.m.
Tues., 11th,`10.30 'i-.m. ......G.3\ p.m.
Pri., 14th, 5.30 .|.nl. ......1.30 p.m.
Tues., 18th. 7 a_m.  ...._3.30 p.m.
Fri. 21st. 8 a.m.  ....5.30 p.m.
Tnés., 25th. 10 1.111. ., ._...e_:10 um
1011,, 28th, 5 um. . . . . . .
 p.m
T079-6-1-Mti
: Summerside Horse
Races
$550.00 in purses for the horse races
at the Summerside Driving Park on
Dominion Day, Monday,_J_u|y 1. 1913-
The following horse races will be
held ut. the Suinintzrside Drivinl-T Valli
on Monday, July lst:
I<`ree-for-till Trot und-Pace. mile
heats. Pur/se    ...$200.00
2.19 Trot, 2.22 l’acc, mile heats,
Purse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
_ .$200.00
2.35 Trot_ halt' milc heals, Purse
$150....   _  ...$150.00
THE SUMNIERSIDE DRIVING PARK
COMPANY
J. F. ARNETT,
Secretary.
S083-6-14\t`st_ucs~il.
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' at-,».‘ir1e.“. 
SFi.»\l,ED TE.\.'l')liRS utl'.lressed to
tho lilirlemigrletl and endorsed “‘Tel1-
tlvr for i<Ilt~t~ti'it» \\'l|‘ing and Fittings,
Public Building, (icn1~gctou'n. P. E.
I." will he rt-ceirt-tl nt this office until
12 tfclouk. noon, on Tue.~'.tluy, July 2
1018, for electric wiring, und fittings
to be itistnllctl in the Public Building
nt (ieorgvto\vn, i’. ld. l.
Plans und :~:p<.>t:iiit~ul_ion tfun he seen
und forms ol’ tt-ntlvr obtained nt the
ullico.-: of tht- t‘l1lt=l‘ Arcliitect, Depart-
ment of l'ublit' \\'orks, Ottawa, the
(‘u1‘etukel‘. Publis' Building, George-
town, l‘_ E. l.. uni thc Superintend-
cut ol' llolniniou Public Iiuiidings.
(‘linrlott0to\\'n_ l’_ lil. I.
'l`t-ndcrs will not be consitlercd un-
less ltnttlc on prlinctl forms supplied
hy the |Ivput‘t\l1ct1t null in nt'col'dnnce
with cnlltliiious .sul t'orth therein.
Each louder n1u~'t bc. ut'co|npanif‘d
by an accepted t-he me on a clinrterod
bunk pa_\';tblo to tllv order ot’ tho limi-
ouruhle the .\linistt-1' ol' Publix' Works.
equal to 10 p. t~. of the amount of the
tender. '
_ ily' order.
_ R_ C. DESROCHERS,
_ Se<'retai‘_\'
Department ol' Public Wnrlts,
1 ()l.tn\vn. June 17. 1918. `
'lZl-lJlZ'9*ZLOR
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_ tif- 
Mail Contract
SEALED 'I‘ENI>l~iRS, addressed to
thc Postmaster General, will be rec-
eived ut Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day. the 19th July. 1918 for the con-
lveyance ot' His Mujesty's Mails. on u
lsupposed Contract for tour years, six
[times per week over Rural l\inil
*pkg 'gm enmned in the Englimlroute No 2 from I’0ltke's Station, P.
nnvjy.
lin. in 'irish port, says liieut. Fos-
t_er,` the dummy battleships were
painted in exactly the same hue as the
vesllels of which they were counter-
_f6_lts_.` 'Canvas was stretched over the
dec/ks and pointed gney'and the upper
IE. Island from thc Postmaster Gen-
|eral's pleasure.
g Printed iioticcs containing further
linformation us to conditions of pro-
lposerl (‘ontrat~l may he seen and
‘blank forms of Tender may bo obtain-
,ed at the Post Offices of Peake:-\ Sia-
|5¢ks am; equipment ftnished fn ev., tion und at the ofllcc of the Post; Of-
ery detail to resemble the Grandlfl<f*‘ 7"Sl>@0i0l‘-
Fleet ships so that any foreign uvla- JOHN F- WHEAE
tor-or any British one. for that mat-
ter-ilying overhead, would never
suspect he was looking down upon any
ltberdban -a member of the Grand
Elێt.- .
  T Lobster Bait
'Wo haven quantity of Magdullne
lldrfin choice on hand and win in-n
_ I-
rynt-F.o.s. xemmgttm. 
_ ‘ N. A A. c. Metsoo,
f Park Corner.
80|!-0-2lM3l.
I - _
- - -.--_
,,;.".I`l1e parishioners of St
'o Road, Brac, intend
lthsir tea-patty on
odneldl!» July 3r%_on the
__ groun s joining
'-Cllorch.
5,- “  weather prove
'I " the tea will be
"on the first," fine day
 ""5 Hvofder
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Post Ofiice Inspector
Post Ofllce lnspet°tor‘s Ofiise;
Charlottetown, 6th June 1918.
8081-6-7fri3i.
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LSyn0psi| of Canadian Northwest
, .
land Regulations
eighteen yeirs old, mav hon extend u quart
Saskatchewan or Alberta Applicant must I
pear in person nt the gomiman Lands Agent:
or Sub-Agency for the Itlrict. Entry by proxy
muy be izadc at any Dominion _Lands Agency
but not Su Agency on certain conditions.
homeltrldcr muy live within nine miles ol lil
h d fa is 00
F
in ccrtsin dislrlctl a' homsstcader in good ltlnd-
yean utter esmlng homenead patent; also 50 acres
tsin;5:_ us soon as homestead potent, on cortsi
Il I IOIYI _ "
MA settler who has exhausted his hnmeltud right
muy take u purchased homestead In certain dlltrlcta.
Price £3-00 rr ucre. Dulles-Must reside six months
h wnrthilylu.
#hee :reno cnltlvatlnnis luhjecl to reduction In
case of rough, scrubby or stony lundative I0
ms be sobsunmd for cultivation u r cam
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omiiitloos
W. TW. CO C
1
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out vllloothonoiltw ‘
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Rest on Ours at This
Timo
it is recorded that a German soldier
coming into possession of a hair that
had fallen from the head of Von
Moltke, the military genius of the war
of 1870, gave it to celebrated French.
jeweller_ charging him to use it in
fashloning a keep-sake that might be
handed down from generation to gen-
eration. The French jeweller set to
,W°rl5-will.. in __ti1g,,_ct>_urse_ o.f;_.tin_1.0..tl1e
Gdrman opened ,afhox to inspect for
the ‘.Il_rst time the finished creation.
He found an Imperial eagle, wrought
exquisitely in gold, and suspended
from the beak. b_v the hair of the great
Von Moltke. the arms of Alsace and
Lorraine. And the superscrlption
was, "You hold them, but by a hair."
Today the Germans, intent upon
world dominion. are held in check, as
it were, only by a lmir. Every addi-
tional ounce of energy that is thrown
into the conflict upon our side will
have at determining effect upon the
issue. No member of the Alliance,
no matter how sorely tried. can af-
ford to rest on his ours at this juncture
lt is the pressing duty of each to ex-
ert its full strength to the end that
the wur may he brought to a speedy
.ind successful conclusion. Canada
proposes to do her purt. und by the
Intelligent mobilization of her avail-
ible resources, to bring hermuximum
iower to bear upon the issue.
But before she can carry out this
_mrpose she must first ascertain what
ter human resources arc, she must
irovide herself with a complete in-
iontory of her etlectives. female us
.veil as mule. This inventory will be
uken on Saturday 22nd Julie. when
ill residt-nts.ot` <‘unnda, ol` sixteen
_rears of nge and upwards will be re-
luired to 1'egi-itcr their names and
furnish the intormution necessary to
'heir proper classification in (‘unadu's
.\'utio1utl Directory of War Workers.
AM-sux
is the best remedy
known for Sunburn, <
- heat rushes, eczema,
sore feet, stings and
blisters. Askin food!
_ . J All Dvunlsh and Slam.-50:.
. ?"~“"1l""  `t".';-- ' i~.‘./~ " .‘
Early Closing
Wo tho undersigned Merchants ot
-\l0lll'»1i<ut-_. Lower Montague, Cardigan
.ind Kiliuuir agree to close our res
pet-live -places of business at 6 p. in.
commencing June 17th, ending Sept.
16th Saturdays excepted, signed:
Poole & Thompson Ltd. _
J. A. McDonald &. W.
M. C. McDonald,
L_ Younker.
es &, Murdock.
J. McLean.
W. Carruthers.
F. McDonald.
Leod G. McGregor_
sgsepzs
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*EXCURSION
S. S. HARLANIJ
The  S. Harland will leave
Georgetown on Monday, June 24th, or.
ztrrlvul of the morning truln nt 11.20.
calling at Murray Harbor South. fox
Picton. The lure-return trip-will
be $3.00 Wed.3i.
` 4___
A WOOL
Sealed' tenders will be received by
Morell Farmers institute up to noon
of Tuesday 25th inst.. for wool wash-
ed and unwushed. State price per lb.
Purchaser to take delivery at Mor
ell Station.
JOHN MCDOUGALL
Secretary
8033-6-18M-4 lpd.
l~_ 
\ Bonshaw Stores
ginmng on the 17th June
and continuing till 19th
September- will close our
stores on MON DAYS, WED'
NESDAYS and THURS-
DAYS at 7.30 p.m. sharp.
, A. J. l\lnt'Nl']\'lN,
Ceilings.
No Member of Alliance Can Alford to‘
‘ We, the undersigned, be--
uenon or mantle newlines und in M-nexus;   ___
Of Valuable Real    ..._  ....2
tiv":i'l=i|"0?ihemlT:»`d“lnngilincgl  :zfnfuii  Rex Heart was sired by Great Hell/rt.
I
le f t ¢ , _ ---- His first dam was Alfada by Pilot
eggs" icorzlritldni. rwohaliltnlliz houfemiis ro I am instructed to sell by auction Medium, sire of Peter the Great. Sec-
§,i2i’,f§fy°"°'°° ‘"‘°’° '°""°“°° """f°""°d ‘""‘° on Thursday, June 27th at 12 o'clock ond dam Gala, by 'I‘remont.Rex Heart
' noon the double tenement dwelling is a. beautiful grey stallion. He stands
l\';l|_";“.}‘y_(ll'f=-|5223; és g;e":fl‘::eC‘l°" ll°'\lll4¢ bil Nos. 26 and 28 Great George Street, 10 hands high ‘and weights 1260
Dolls; Six months' r¢sidence`in each of three late occupied by the law Mrs' J' S' pounds'
*W* °"'"'"'!°“' "'°""‘°“°“ l"*"""“l'!’° °l*' For further particulars apply on the Rex Heart will make the season of
” premises No. 26 Great George Street. 1918 at owner's stables in New Per'-th,
Also auction of valuable household except Thursday of each week. For V _
furniture consisting oi parlor. dining further particulars atppiy to ' _-   »<.--:`
lneuc att rss run. culzivmsvacrenml neon rciiéim. llegllafam. lit!! &ndPl`;i|tichonJfur- °` H Mvtna y A;    . Mg?  yn( ATL MM", Humor
nurew epuceon my une . . -' "  ' - V
nent at 10 it m at N0 as 'ami _ 'r s 11.1 scum! mxc
` Goor o Street. ° I __ Owner in cllsr s 
AASERVICE F '
` W|lH  STARS
Paths Frerol. the World-Renowned
Makers of Phonognphs and Mov-
ing Picture Films, Have 2,080
Stars ln their Service
Flag
have served in the ranks ot-the Allies
as officers, non-commissioned officers
md prlvates, and that more than 200
lied on the battlefields.
500 h b d orated
More than ave een ec
for bravery.
A large number have been wounded
and released from service. and have
returned to the -positions they had
with Pathe Freres before enlisting.
More than 80 men have responded
to the call to the colors on this' con-
ing.
ANI] PAIRUNS
Having taken with me my B0l1'lll°
aw, ll. J. Campbell, as partner. we
iope in th_e future to be able to give
:ou better service. _The Rawlelgh
lavors, spices. medicines, stock food
md poultry powder, are growing lll
avor wherever introduced. Our ulnl
s pure goods, direct t`rom factory to
‘onsumer. Solicitlng u continuance
if the generous patronage of the past
ve are yours for service.
N. T. ROCKWELL»
_ H. J. CAMPBELL. '
City customers 'can secure goods
‘rom our store-room, J. H. Gill|s’, Cr.
lreut George and Fitzroy streets. We
liuve place sfor a few good live
.nen who can furnish tennis. '
$092-6-14Mfmw6ipd.
 Gdrden Bulletin
GREATER Pnooucrlon
cAmPA|cN_
“"inuw" _ WIIIUIIW"
anada Foo oar in c ora on
with the Dominion Entomoiogist.
14.#-@&<-~v »., ,.¢ ,
WATCH FOR BLISTER BEETLES.
Blister beetles occur almost every.
/ear and cause considerable anxiety!
to farmers and gardeners from thcirl
habit of appearing suddenly in.large
lumbers and feeding on potatoes.
beans, beets, carrots, cnrn, tomatoes
and other vegetables. They are soft-
liodied insects-slender and cylindri-
cal. und about half an inch in length.
spraying with Paris"gi-een or arsenate
of lead, as is done 'forfthe potato bee
ie, will control blister beetles, but in
some 'outbreaks it may be necessary
.fo repent. the application because the
beetles which are killed are soon re-
Jluced by 'others. ln gardens many
if the insects may be destroyed by
pu con ming wa erw ia co I
'lil on the surface. ‘_
Commencing Monday, June 24th,
i918 and until further notice the Car
Terry “Prince Edward Island” will be
.vithdrawn from Service between Bor-
Icn and Tormentine and the S. S.
'Northumberland' will be placed on
.he Summerside-Pt. du Chene route.
Drains west will therefore be changed
md run daily, Sunday excepted, as
followsz-
Leave Charlottetown 6.25 a.m. ar-
rive Summereide 8.50 a.m., leave
Summerside 12.20 p.m., arrive Tig-
nish 6.05 p.m.
Leave Charlottetown 4.00 p.m. ar-
rive Summerside 7.20 p.m., leave
Summerside 8.50 p.m. arrive Tignish
l1.55 p.m.
Leave Tlgnish 5.30 a.m., arrive
Summerside 8.35 a.m. leave Sum-
merside 9.10 a.m. arrive Charlotte
:own 11.55 u. m.
Leave Tignish 12.05 p.m., arrive
Summerside 5.35 p.m.. leave Sum-
merside 8.45 p. m. arrive Charlotte-
town 11.10 p.m.
Leave Borden 6.20 a.m.. arrive Em-
erald 7.20 n.m., arrive Charlottetown
10.15 a.m.
Leave Charlottetown 12.15 p. m.
'trrive Summeraido 4.10 p.m., leave
Summarside 6.10 p. ni., arrive Eni~
urald Jct. 7.40 p.m., leave Emerald
Jet. 9.45 p. m. on arrival of night
train from Summerside and arrive
Borden 10.45 p.m.
Trains between Sourls, Georgetown
Murray Harbor and Charlottetown
will continue to run as at present.
DISTRECT PASSENGER AGENT'8
OFFICE.
Charlottetown, l’.E.l., June 19th, 1918
1055-0-zonal (
REX HEART
S.\Ml.'EL li|']A'l`()N. _ `
THB sole head of a family or any mall over . 2' 12 
Mr. Ferdinand Zecca, the new Dir- ` ' 
actor General oi' Productions who. ar- _ -
rived recently from Paris. states that _ _ ,-
more thap 2,000 French, English and' ‘ » ._ , ‘_
italian employees of lathe Freres -' l __ ' - M' ,_, A \
tlnent, und the list is rapid'ly gl'0W' ° ~
[U   _i 16 years of age and over, to
14.4 ,
L74, ` _ 1 1
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i,,_,l,_______,,_- , f nun- L 'l fl-'pu-rl" -_*_
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Saturday, June 2211.11    
Canada calls upon all her residents,
. _ _
  REGI TE 
, 4
The law is clear and unmistakable! It must
be obeyed! Anyone failing to_ obey commits
an offence! Offences are punishable by line
and imprisonment! _ _
( I
' of true loyalty .
PnAc1'lcAl_ oA|Lv autos ,Fon ` 9 \ ` _ l,
vAcAN'r |_oT AND BACKYARD ~ ‘
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"2-f°‘ °" °“'?.°;"°;'# lsggfgbbyy The Court may hold you guilty if _you ‘
are not registered by to-morrow night
Let the response to the cili be such that Canada will show
herself before the whole world a model of disciplined democ-
racy-a people actuated bv a noble' ideal guided by_an»
unswerying resolve-united in the bond of common' sac_r1_f1ce.
Obedience to the law is the boundeny duty ff every citizen. _
Spont neous and vih le-hearted compliance is a manifestation
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CHARMING “CHARMY” iN LONDON
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A Church Army Club which was
opened recently in London may offer
helpful suggestions to women who ,are
planning something of the kind in
Canada. ln these days when names'
are made so easily frotn parts of a
longer name or front a combination of
letters and sounds-like “Waacs" and
“Wreus"--it. is not difficult to discover
the derivation of a name remarkable
for its aptitude and unusual in its ap-
peal. 'The place is called “Ch-army",
and might be given to any club house
for soldiers. The original Charmy ls'
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at Marble Arch, London. and provides
the finest kind of a meeting place be-
cause men are privileged to bring
their wives and sweetheurls and enjoy
a social hour in real comfort.
it is small wonder that the men be-
lieve this to be the most luxurious
club in London. Couches, lounge
chairs, soft rugs and a grand piano are
in the big sitting room where one may
read, write, chat or simply' rest. A
tiny reem ut the head of the stulrs is
informufion bureau and mending room
combined and another room provides
free storage -for the kit bags. A billiard
room on the groundnoor is much ap-
preciated. '~ ' _
Perhaps the cheeriest place of all is
the restaurant; Shiny, green-topped
tables, trim little waitresses in _pink
irocks and white i'prons"all in a sett-
ing of sunshine and daffodils make-a
delightful spot for men just in from
the trenches. "Contentment" is writ-
ten all over the place. The fairy god-
mother of "Charmy" is Lady Bagot
ami' her right hand assistant is Miss
Beckett who attends to the caterins
and general management. li. is hov-
ed that "Charmy” will. before ions.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Time Table In Effect June 24th 1918
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5.20
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6.50
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8.35 5.35
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10.37
11.18
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3.57
5.07
6.55
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Dop .
7.40
6.52
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3.56
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