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i"i\Gll»_'_TWo _ ~ ° f . 'rss cHAaLor'rs:rowN GUARDIAN ` A 'AUGUST 911917
' ` Silverware _
A -For The Bride
__ 'The enduring sift, the
.useful gilt, the one that
,pleases most. We have
sterling silver and bes
silverplate that malt
exquisite wedding gifts i
a variety of`forms.
G. H. TAYLOR
leiseler Optician Engraver
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To arrive ne r schooner
’./Ioravia and Kimberly, _two
cargoes Hard Coal, direct
from New York in Chestnut
sizes suitable for hall stoves
C. l.yons&Co
DIARY OF E\'E.\"l`S
‘ TODAY. ‘
City Iilaglstrsim (‘ourt 9 a ni.
Print-a Edward Theatre ii, ., and
8.45.
 
BIRTHS
w 
HCWATT-On July 19th to _\lr. and
Mrs. R. .-\. Hawaii, a son t'l`l1o1u1\H
Calviui. .
Huns A1' si-:revies uv ci-lunci-ti
,fman ima whos, Hands the' Lord
' ' has Laid German Sword!
BERLIN.-The imperial family. ac-
-fgompaniod by Field Marshal von Hin,
rdenhurg and his wife, Geiier-nl von
>1_.ude»iit.-.ii-n'. first 1i\11111t€\'LI1H~*tP1'~1-i.¢~1\*-
eral, and (`oun\ von l)nluiii-St~lnilo-
glen, aiu de r-amp to _liniperor \\'il-_
elm. and who was coniiuaudei' ol
the German i-onimeire minor .\louvvt‘.
attended Sunda_v`s .-»~.1‘vif'1* at Ill* V41'
thedrnl he-re. The survive is said to
have been one ot' the most ln1pi‘cssive
held in the <'atliedrnl dui-ing tht- wilt-
The text or the sernioii was talwn
from tho 0Ilrd Psului. tourth \'ei-.si-;
“Loitl on high is tnlghtwr than the
noise or many waters. yon, ttiilu thu
mighty woven ot' the sen." The oilivi-
- ating court chaplain invoked tht' lliv-
ine blessing on Euiperor \\'ill1e.lm.
ana Field i\larsl1al von lllnden|»urif,.
“the man into whose hands the l.o|‘<i
has laid the G»'>1‘man sword." :ind on
the newly appointed imperial t'hiin-
cellor_ Dr. Mivlinelis.
ill lllRlY~lll’l Fill
Hl§llllIllSl |Nlll Will
G.-\l.'l‘.- Miss Sadies Clemens. ol'
this city. a well-known school teuvlier.
_ lies dangerously inlured at the 11111110
of R. Rosebrugh, nenr St. George. its
the ri-suit of a fort_v~iive~t‘oot fall into
qs well. She wt-nt to the well to
draw water, when a loose hoard gave
way and she was precipitated In-_ntl
first to the bottom. Only quirk work
on th.; part of llie rest-uers suv#-ti ht-1'
from tlrowning. Sho siistaiin-it st-»
vere injuries to hor head, but yt_»sti-r-
defy regained roiisifiousness. anti tlieri-
ie scum hope for her |'t-i~ovei'y.
IN MEMORHAM.
'i`lii= death took pint-e at ('rapau1l
on ‘l`hurstiay, August 2nd of Loretto.
beloved wife of Albert N. Gagnon oft
Brighton, Mass, The tleveasoii who
was in the 29th year of her nge. had
been iii falling health for some time.
and early in the surnmtrr .die mime
home to spend a few months with ht-r
mother Mrs, Levi Trowsdale. Evf-ry
thing was done for her thu: loving
hands could tio, but in spite of :ill she
did not l'a|l_v. and she passed uw:1_v_
leaving behind. besides her husbtiuil
two lntant rhlldren to mourn it-r loss,
Also two sisters, Miss .lanot .N1-ldtsr oi'
Boston, Mass.. who has been at homo ’|'1l_RI sole hard ofs ismlly oi my msn on-1
eighteen years ol? may homestead s quarter
and Mrs. Everett Faulkner ol' llriglr 
ton, Mass., also a half sister lllanulit- gesrinperson sttlie Dominion liaoda Agency
r Sub-_Agency for the District. ntry by nroxy
thers, Pbarles at homo and llehor. {,°'l',,?,f§':g.'A”;:y mmlfif: haf’ “nn
during her slster’s illness and dt-\.itl1.
Trowsrlalo at home, and two half bro-
now serving his King and t‘0unt|-V ln
far-ot! France. The funeral took §_l'°"°f‘:f1"’° llndrin ei\_i~h__ot _three ylelfl- 1°
vlsfe on Sunday. August 5th and wits i.fi$¢°:1§s.i°f..l"="fi.'l'.f. '.'.'i'|i"|il'r.'.'1's"5'¢°e°r§°f.'l»'.l
very jnrggly ajjenderp |{@v_ (_;(.,,, MO,-_ certain conditions. A _nnblreble house is re-
a:|;r:_%_:m:ent where residence ls performed in
rin conducted the funeral services at
house and grave. The following
were the pall-bearers. Fred lnmiiii, '*'“‘"“1_"‘*YP"°'¢m§¢ltrnrter-section Jun.
Samuel French, Miner M<\Nevl11, Jas, '
Knox, William Gillespie and Bertram s
Smltn. Much sympathy goes out to
the bereaved family in the-.lr and loss.
CASTO RTIA
For Infants and Children "
In Usa For Over 30 Years
:..<.1».:-i.e.s..1.:.:.~»°- --me-1 »»
i'll.'."¢‘1`i’.'.‘.'.ii‘.l‘.' f».l’.‘Z'°i`a7il0°",l‘¢"l'5§Z°"'i>.'.'.’i§$"'
Must reside six monthsln each of three yuf. l
cultivate 50 acres and erect s houu worth woo
Th srss of ultiv ti
stoc H
iutsin conditions. i
Cemetery Lettering
_ Ch’t0wn, P. E. I., Aug. 18, 1917.
To whom it m2ty._concein:
1 This is to certify that the eliffi
Hotel, Stanhope, has been pro
perly fumigaled and is now freer
from the contagious otDiptl1eria.
W. _l. MACMILLAN, M T).
Prov. Health L hier.
:|172 s-7.\i4.'p.|.
Frist Trotting Horse
Pure Bred cattle and new imple-
ments at the Laduer auction sale,
Banizor Auriust`1’3th. Be there.
‘_'0'.'IZ s l instt- iii.
NOTICE
Big auction sale at the Ladner
farm Bangor on August 13th.
Don't miss it.
2022-8-iiiistllli.
Attend the Big
Auction
Sal; at Bangor, Mon:lay August
l3t .
‘_’0Z5l~ti<4)lufl3l. ,
Farm for Sale
Excellent 200 acre
farm for sale late in
occupation of Alex-
ander McKinnon
Deceased Frederic-
ton P. E. I.
For full particulars
Apply to
SAMUEL KENNEDY Jr.
lzxecutor and Trustee
Charlottetown
P. E. l.
Lflliltlrli-~l.\l;llttf.
..____;;_. .. _:.31 " _, s___»
Valuable Machinery for
Sato
Steam Saw Mill and Sash and
sisting among others. of the foll-
owing articles. _
fl 40 Horse Power Boilrr and
Engine lalmost ni-wl.
Rotary with 42 inch inserted
Tooth Saw
[5mallwood and llovyer makel.
r
Razz Planer `
band Paper Drum
Turning Lathe
Belting Saws _
Knives, etc.
Crus
 
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Synopsis ol Csnstlian Northwest
Land Regulations
ii f null ioiiiiu ibn.
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l
. seifactingshingie 1vn¢i.i...i_v of the undersigned. two d
cows. One burnt black, wit
One 12 inch ioursidedstraight out horns~ one liohf re
M1d,lc.'..  ~‘
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E’ Health Triumphs
over disease every time you
f use Lilebuoy Soap. For its
mild healing and cleansing oils
_ are charged with cleansing
‘ properties thu! make it simply
invaluable.
M F E B’ IJ @ V
,i HEALTH §A@
 Mild and pure enough for
 Bsby's skin-- therefore emi-
liiff. nently suitable. for yours.
fill The mild, antiseptic odor
 vsniie quickly after use. '
_séggcs-f;f_-_
1 . . ». Lover Brothers
._ ' . '\'  Limiud
, 51" __ 
TORONTO
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Q /'
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(irocrrs
ENGLAND T0 AMERICA
(By the late Alfred Tennyson.)
Gisiintic daugliter ot' the west.
Slioiiltlwiii"s_11|ud hlilsl again
hlow11_
'l`o iight tl1_\' niotlit-r here ulone.
liut let thu broutlsltlus roar w
ours,
oh. riso. our ,strouir Atliintlc sous
\_\`hi=n wut' itgziinsl our freed
s|ii‘ii1g's!
tlli. speak to l<I111‘opo Iliiough _v
j;1ili.~'~
llainils :ill round!
tlotl. the t_vr:li1l's r~:iusi» t-onlotind!
ni_\' l'rii-lids.
and round,
---____ki__,
int-nruble riiighoilt- for $:i0.00.t'u
l.1i|init»~nl und sold liiui for $85
l’rol`ll on Liuilne-nt. $54,
MOISE DEROSCE.
lloti-l lieepor, S1. Pliillippe. Qu
Door Factory. Machinery con- 9
N otrce
Strayed from the premis
urned-in ho'rnS,
Temming Machim, Any information regardin
Mortising Machine tie same, will be grateful
Nuckle .Sander 1-¢¢~_eive,~fl by
CHESTER E. SHAW,
De Sable, P. E.
R. R. 2.
One ten inch Mziple Lent Grain :atiiers-1111
'l`he best Feeds are the
Cheapest.
Feed Wheat for
Poultry, Bran and
Middlings; best Ont-
ario. Crack Corn '&
- Cornmeal
on cake (old Proc.-ss;
Pure Linseed M-val
u_ _ _ ire y on ce_r s con tions.
.luties-Six months residence upon and cul-
ln certsln districts s homestesdnr in
ld hi t d. ' .00 _
Deu!i:s mt:-iths rgldgce lg¢e:cclllaf three
esro after esrnlnp homeoteadtnstentz also 501
cres extra cultivation. Pie-amp ri intent msy l
Asettler who has exhausted his homestead
css: of rougch scliibgzn Ilmurtlgr? 'l,sl|il!ml€l°n
li may be sulxstltutsrl for cultlvvnnon und"
W W. UUXYJI, M G
Beauty the m'nlsts| oi the lm' 1
 _m:;;_¥l|:|htl|_o`:lL:dD|_m:~|_;:tlon ofthln ada?
~““m.,_°( _l 25 13110-11M6mns. i
_ .A__.____ ,,_.._ _ _
Cracked Oats, Chick
Feed
Scratch Feed for
Poultry
Feed Oats, Bay, Straw
Grit for poultry, Bird
Seed. Bird Gravel,
Ground Oyster Shells
etc. Lowest Prices.
Carter &' Co, Ltd.
\\'t= diiuk to thee across the tio
\\'e know thee. and we love thee be-
l~`or art thou not o|` British lilou
Pvrniit not thou the t_\'r:1ni Powe
'|‘|\»=_\' t'A.\` he iiiidf-rslood b_\' kin
_»\nd the great uaiuu ot l~l11gluuit ron
l bought ii horse with ii siippose
il
if
ii
ll'
1,’
l,
_  ~- sur, ami Mrs. John lualien or New
'im rident retiently. 1
Um :intl Nl|'S._l{. J. Steele, (`il_\'_ left _ves-
ti=rdu_v for her home in New Glasgow.
ill' -\ 1,'
0
’|`o our tit-ur kinsnizili i|1 the west
liiui with $100 worth ot' Ml.\'Altl)
4°. \'irto1'ia llotel left _vesterdn_v for ‘onin-
es uuhdi-r the "i1o1u de guerre" ut‘°\Veld
fy Burt- Kenny has boxed Battling Lev-~
h iiisliy. (‘url Morris and other top notch-
’ ers.~l\'.
<1.
I ol' the lsliintl‘s Svutvli stock.
her, line sh:ift.inr1, Pulleys, '
etc. For furtner particulars, apply °B‘ 
tohthe Royal Bank of (Janada. 
 F€ed eed
1 _ _ no imitation can ever he the same. .
. 204586M" Bolo Proprietors: Dr. Cssn|l'o Co.,
_ Ltd.. Mln6hl|¢‘|‘, Ing.
, Mr. J, J. Mscbonuld. merchant.
'l 'l`i~uc;i\lie t`i-oss, was ‘ln the t`i1v _\'es»
til’
lit
"il .uiss sour., iviat-Autor, 'iw-.lentils
In t‘ro.s-s. is spending a few days in the
1 ~'
 It 1
fl ‘ ui..-.1 .uuiima Mt-1n..1.., city, is visu-
& lug in .\'ewpo1't. King‘s (‘o.. the guest
WV'
 bnig, Sask., after spending live weeks
1, Mr. Laird .lay of the employ of I1.
I (lurduii's shoe store left _vi»,ste'rtl1i_v to
l"l Stewart.
1
ll
.1
_‘ill
lerduy where they will spend 11 few
0
ti
H' Mr. 'l`lu1ue Campbell. Summersitle.
‘N l-toad the guest of liisxuiiclo M1, .1
li
'S' Irvine are .pleased to seo lilm about
S-rt-1. Miss Katlieriiie Mat‘I.t~a11; Brook-
iid .\l1.~1_ li. J. Dunn. O`l.aary was a
lily nge-r onli Set"_v-'l`i'easii1'er ol` the newly
rrtl <11_;',;\l1izeil Old Dominion t'oal Iron A'
'S tdoke t‘ol'poratlon. Roanoke, Virginia.
_0tl, __
ll 07 ieturiiod by the Arannrore from
g hos not seen tor forty years. Mr.
ly lllontlon was surp1‘ise<l to fitid Mr. Mc-
»He is a bonny boy now, quite cured,
PEIlS0|lll.8
_ -____
orell _v»=sterda_v.
ln tlie (‘lt_\- yesterday.
*__
the t‘liy yesterilay.
Superintendeiit. Grady. or the l’.l<1.
vlsitliig relatives and irieiids in
ew l.onilon. -
. ts-1'¢lu_\‘ _ '
tv. the guest 01' Miss l~‘itzPutrlt~k.
of Miss Annie Stewart.
Mr. aint Mrs. f‘harles Holman leave
this morning for their home in Stras~
visiting friends on the island.
_spend his two weeks vacation at Mt.
.\l\'_ William Hudson, customs brok~
for, left _\'e,~”le1‘ti’ay for _.\loutreal I
enter u hospital for special treat
ment.
Glasgow, spent the hveek mill Hi Ugl-
ioii the guests of Mr, and Mrs. A.
ti, Mallett.
Mr. and Mrs. .lolin Gnrnliuni and
l'aiuil_v. t‘it_v, went to St. l*f‘tei's _VPS
holidays
' is i.pe1u'uig his liolidavs in Grahame
__ ,-\. t`u111|1l>ell.
Tho miinv friends ol’ ltev. G, W.
again utter his somewhat serious ar-
.\1rs. P. I). Belts, who has spent the
past month visiting her parents. .\'li'.
line. i\lus.s.. is spending the siinimer
on the island the giiest ol' her otitis
ins Mrs. Harlan Putiiiil and .\l1',~1,
tiitviu Hurtling, New l.o1.<lon,
puseilger we-.st Saturday evening en
ii.u1i- to her home after speiuling ii
`u-1-ek visitiiig her parents Mr. - and
.\l»-m.----liussel Ma<~1<Iweu.
Mr. ('. W. Owen has severed his
I-onnection with the Virginia l1'on. (‘oal
iiuil Voile- t‘o.. to l1ei'onl.~ (li=1tertil Mull
.\lr. Sit-plieu liogeis ot` l"rede1'it-toil.
l‘. E. l., t`ormPrl_v eniployed in the
1i1t~rsitle‘ on his way hai-k to New Rich
iuond. Q11:-in-in wliere lie- has <-liurge 0|
a fox rain-li.
flunner \\'iillum Singleton ol' the 98th
Siege Biittt-\i'_\' who nrilved home front
ldiiglalid lust Satiirdtrv after doing his
hit in l~‘ran<-e, where he got 'wounded
li-.is bi-on lu the city i`or a` $`6-w days and
retiiriic-il to his home in Eldon by the
i1t`ter|1oon |r;iiu yesterday.
.\lf=.<.-i's l’.it and Ray Kenny of St.
'l`e1eszi‘s were visitors in ('l|ar|otte-~
town on _Saturday last.. The Kenny
hors are hrotliers ol' Willie Kenny who.
\lr Simon lilondon, Glen Vallev Lot
l’it-lou wlirrp lie has been visiting his
uncle M1. Donald Mt-Leod. Wlllllll hi*
l.»oil. ailtliouizh over eighty years ol'
aye. active and was on the l'00l` Of hit'
house doing 4-arpeuter work. He is one
i_i._.;_,_.._..
0nlario Baby Maile
' Strong
Mrs. Jarvis says Dr. CasseI’s Tablets
sured her Delicate Chll'd when No-
thing else could.
| Mrs. Jarvis. Box 286. Penetaug. P.
0., Ontario. writes: "It is a pleusurc
, to tell you what l)r. (‘assell's Tablets
have done for ni_v baby. _When only
five mouths old he fell lll, and though
l had metllr-:il advice for him he got
worse. l tried several special foods.
but. none of them would stay on his
stomat-li, tinil he became so thin that
he seemed just skin and bone. He
only weighed 10 lbs., and we never
thought he could live. But chanclng
to hear of Dr. (‘assell’s Tablets l got
some for baby. and sm thankful l did.
wolglis 25 lhs. at twelve months old."
A treo sample of Dr. Csssell's Tah-
lets will he sent to you on receipt of
5 cents for mailing and packing. Aul-
drulr Hlrold F. Rltehtle A Co., Ltd.,
10, M‘Csul-st.. Toronto.
Dr (‘assell`s Tablets are the surest i
home remedy for Dyspepsin, Kidney I
Trouble. Sleeplessness, Ansemla, Nor i
vous Ailments. NervU~Paralysls, Pal 1
pltatlon, and Weakness in Children
Specially valuable for nursing mo
tliers and during the critical periods
of life. Sold hy ilrugglsts and store
keepers throughout Canada. Prices:
Ono tube. G0 vents; six tubes for the
price of~ tivo. Beware of ltnltatlons
is known only to the proprietors, and
 3 nn... H. D. Memwsn. ret...-tied to
I am now prepared to do monu- ji,"  __ '__?.-'_" -_ .rg-
meutnl lettering tn any cemetery 011| fl; gffffii5ff§f5§§f£§s§§§;ff§5§i§f[" ¢ ,; ,_-,§;‘§' " .\lr. Harry Norton, of Bedford. was
the Island at reasonable prices. Call ~». :=»==1=:=:='.=>':=§.~':=.~'§~1" .Q 
or write. `  .
W- 9- TWNEY. I. "  ` .   Mr. H. D. McLean. Sourls_ was ln
_ 42 Piismoi-o st. ..;  * i,  .W
cimriottetown. 1 F --‘~§;.=;= 
8753-7-19Mt\lEmwf1mopd.
’ V  l. ity.. went to Suuituerslile _yester-
 e - ` .;,. 1 ,,,,_,._
Office of the Provincial _ffl  . 7 '15,
Board of' Health _ 'li ‘ _,sg If, §_________d____
W. J. MAcM1L1,AN. M. D.c_.1v1. gli   i ` ‘ _.
Chief Provincial Health Oil‘1cer.j ilg,  `  ' ,
‘ =‘=’1‘s'~;%¥IiI:é;?é§i:   '~1
Ji »:;.\-_f->_,~,_----.__ 'g:;:»:~"~'-.»:;‘¢:;:;  N
» is
l
Mr. ll. R. Rutherford. the well-
uown commercial man went to Sourlu
.\li's. Alex (‘.am.pbell_ Sun1|rie1'side.
.f;f. -r-~_ ~ __ ' - -f . -. f _ » -_ - _ - _- - .. ` `Y J
I '<,“<"‘;* ri 1 ' ' ` l
.-_~~v~--- -_- fe:--s _L ,=._,
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE. s-1 '
AUG. 3rd. 1917
l FIELD CROP COMPETITION
- _ uma
The conrpetltioii in ilelds of stand- M’
ing grain which has been carried on
by the Dept, of Agriculture fora past
riuuibsr of years ls in be oonductetl
again for this seusoii on a system
.similar to lust ,\'i-utr.
Sint-e the inauguration of this r-om-_
petit'-on the iiupro\'e|iit~nt l|1 the grain
crops of the l'rovlnt~e has been re-,
markabls. The objects ot' such wurk 1
t-on be eizuiiiaiuteil as follows:
To stimulate an' interest. in the pro-
duction of pure, clean seed of the best
varieties of our farm crops: I0 e11~ ~
courage und assist those who are en-
gaged' in growing seed grain; to show
the vulue of seed selrrtioii and the
proper t~ul|lvatlon ol’ the soil; and to
direct the attention of the generall
farining public- to the value ot' rleiiu
seed and bettt-r niethotls ot' cultiva-
fl
I
l"'l
P
M
been ,reveiverl by Master Howiiril
put on ii pull- of not-ks knitted by his
i<1'P11t grandma, eighty-nine years
age-:~
bit for the boys at her great use, I
am sure that lf you were old enough
you would want tn he out here, too.
’l`l1f‘re are ii large number of`P.E.l
boys in the_ Zlml (‘an_ llenvy Hi1ttf~r_\'.
and they are all good men. Hoping
sum to contain h_vpophowM_es_ Tm__ your Grandma nnii' yourself are en-
Queen .street wa____hou”_ composition of Dr. (‘.asssll’s Tablets ,
tion.
The awejrtaiiit-e ol` ull objects
g .
Iwi-oiiies more establislied. Lust _ve-ui
tliert- weri- upp|'oxiniutt=l_v two liiiu
increase rover tl11etin'it.lu| years in
whit-li the vom etiiion was stui~te1.'.
its.
standuril of grain, the t_:i'0\ve1' inust
keep iii touch with the troiiinieiit
miuragiug to note that with eacli _veiii
- the treatment of seed for smut; and
gree ot' etllclency.
Competitions
rarli colltity. in encli ot` whioli ll
following cash prizes are t\h'e1‘e1l:
Oats!-lst, $10; 2111?. $0; Zlril. $l\;
-lth. $7: 1'iih.$6.50; titli. $0; 7th, $5.511;
Sth. $5; 9th. $4.50; 10th, $4: lit
$21.50; l2tl1, $3; ltlth, $2.50; 14th $2;
l.`.th $2.
4th $5; 5th $4; titl1$2l; 'ith 9,5...
Barley:-lst. $0; Ind. $4; :lril $
4111. $2.
lilectorul District, and Lots' 7 und ti
l~I1ist__l’i-iiivg shall include the l-‘out
the retnaiuder ol' Print-e (`ount_\‘,
West Qi1‘een.'s .sliull ii1t'ludt~ th
.\lidill<- Quct'1i‘s shrill incl1idc_that part
1.1' Qiiet-11's ('ouui_\' lying uo|'l.h and
west oi' the llillsliorougli liivei not
ini~lutieil in West Q\i»t>ii's. South
Qut'v1i`.- (‘ount_\' l_\'ing south and Pust
oi' thc- llillshor,o11j.;ll River,
liiist l(iug`s shall iuvlutle Lots 413,
lit. 44_ 41'.. 40, 47,  und §i.'______ South
l\'iiig’s shall iuvluilo. Lois :'10, 6|. Uri,
04 anti (ieorgeliown llo_\'i1it,\'_ West
ot' l{ing's t‘ount_\'.
Rules and Regulations
il l. A ilelil ot' oats sliiill consist ot`
tit lt-.ist live iii-11-s: ot' whenl att li-u,\‘tt
tlit'ee,iir‘re,s and ol' lnirley of at least
` two at-res. t -
'_'. An entry foo of one tlollun will
is viiti»i~¢~il_ and ilu addiiioliiil tee
l1t't._\_' ri-111:- lor vaitth auilitioniil kind
urtiiu. _
I2. 'l`lit,- entry lov must, he sent in
with the i~.nt1'_\'.
_ 4. l<J1ttri»~.- slioultl lip inatlt- to ihi-
l’|'oviii1_-inl lli-purtiiioiit ot` Agrit-ullure
‘or to any ol' the l‘ollowluu:-\\'. it
Sllaiw. (`l|ut'lollt»\it1\\'11_ llislrirl iii-pri
si-iitaiive for QiiPo11',~‘. l.oslie"l`ei1iiui|t.
S1l||111ie.i'sitlt»_ l)istri1~t lit-ple.~'ei1l:itlv<»
for l’iit1i'e. ond' .should arrive not liit
or than Aiigiist '_'9lh. _
 No tit-ld' will be judged iinless
the 6-iitry fee is paid bel'oi'e the time
ol' jiitlgiiijz.
ll. Meii1lw.~'s ol ilu- Hainiiei- Out
t‘lub should have ull tlelds from
whit-li grain l'or st-ed will he sold pio-
porly iiispetiteil while standing.
7. lllenibers ol’ the f‘.S.G,A, are
wqtiesteil to enter a field in the toni-
petition.
8. (`on1pelilors slioulti' give the l)r~-
partmeni tit least. one week's, notli-o
v,'he1i the fields will he routly to rut,
9. Alciiibers ot* ith,i\ Bziniidr Out
t‘luli and the (‘i1niuliun Sm-il (}1~o\\~~
ers' Assotlutioli are asked Lo notit'_v
the l)epai`i‘uieuf ot' the amount ot’
grain they ‘wish iiispei-ted in the
fields.
The following .~1<'oi'e curti' is used in
lutlgilig the tit~lds:---
General sppeawiiir-e    5,
`l`.l'|1o of plant. vigor und uniform-
i|_v oi' groivth     10
Acreage, method of seeding. nb-
seiit-_ie ot` lodging    ,-,
Freedom from weeds ... ,_, _,_ 25
l-‘reedoni from other vurietii-s and
other kinds ot' giailn   20
Freetlonr t`rom smut, rust. blight, '
and inset-ls     10
Apparent _vivid and quality of
lrraln: proportion of well illlml
_ lieads ot` plump grain of good
tuiullty      
|'nit'orinit_v ot' maturity ._  5.
...__
Totiil     . . . .
_.loo
 '
SOLDlER'S THANKS FOR SOCKS.
oi
The following letter has ret-ent.l_v
Houston, Mayilelil. whose nnme win:
ol`
I
Somewhere in Fmnre.
‘_'llth June, 1917.
Dear Howard. l sm the lucky sol-
Ilor who received tho socks knitted
11' your great granmnti. You inns.
hniik her for me, and loll her l think
ier li tlnc old Indy to be doing her
0.\'ll1L< Kootl healtli. and with mniiy
hunks for the socks nnd vour kind
letter, l am. ' ~
Yours sincerely,
is ~
becoining more eiieral as the woikl
tired entries in ull, which is u large
D
\’\'ith Life increase of entries and u
better fulilliiieiit ot’ the objects, the
trade for seed grain has grown, hotli
within and beyond the provint-ial liui~
As 11 niean~.-; ot' insuring a reliable
ol’
the seed iinil the soil and it is eu-
u greater' number ot’ conipi-titors are
Q' showing un interest in the selwtion
_ of seed; the pu1‘i1_v ol' the vuriet_\f:
‘lille detailed work that must be 1111-
ilertalte-ii to insure the highest de~
Three r-ompetltlons are held in
Wheat:-lst, $8; Ifntl, $7: 3irtl_ $0;
‘I
Qiweifs shall lnrluilr that part ol’
  0 0 _
; ' i E
_  l;tf11F
it t l<"` li Cer. " `s “it  t -_-_
Lili l.\‘.m Miliillt=Hl~l1tiil1t‘l-hslltlllt i11r‘lal\illt{ '  _ @ H  N @ ' @ U M
_ 'WITH THE FRUlTY FLAVOR .
l~`ii_-it 1<)lvvlt1i'ail llislrlt'-t and Lot 212.
A D A Nl S
\Vt~.st l~‘l'lnre shall include the l~`l|',st =
md
Nearly all the men nowadays
who clon_'t want to keep
fresh fruits in their offices
get the flavor theylong for
'<1-io suit fmt"-ti~ tu »-emutéf so much during thehusiness
/ day by chewing a bit of
_ Adams California F ruit‘Gum
now and then.
lit’ l‘lll1llr1‘t.‘. ii'o1||_\' one liinil ot’ jzrulu    Co.
i1l` L|Ml'l'ED _ 4
, ~ 1 _
. _ _l .-.._,  ___ - ___ ' --- _...,_
ORIGIN OF THE BAVONET
oped from the Crossbow
Bu_\'o1i1=|s. which in .spite oi"'lu|1l<>-"
‘°\vliiz7.-l1:i11g'.»." und :ill tht lutvsl in
\'¢'1|tio11s or tnotlt-rn wurl'ur1\, rt-niziiu
tht- siuiplt-.~t uno' iuost |vi'rii'_\'i|u.:
weitpoll on Ihr- lrulllvlle-lil. ln':\1':1 :
ualne tin- origin ol' \\'hlt‘li is uni~1~1'-
tain.
jrleasaiit old town o|` liiiyoiiiit-_ whit-li
iii-stles nt the loot ol' the lluy ot` lli\=
t‘u_\°_ slut-le ii t~iti7.i>n. om- l'usi-_\':',1|i‘.
is tf|'ctlit¢~tl with its luvunliou about
11550, l’1|.~'l1t»1l into thi' uioulli ol the
gun~l1:|i'1<-l like ii plug. it wow lun.-
TIME TABLE
ROCKY POINT FERRVJ
Leave Ch'Town Leave
Rocky Pt.
7.00 ti.m. 7.221' 1t.n1.
8.00 11.111. $.31() n,m_
0 '10 ii ni. 10.00 u,1n_
11.00 ii.'ui. 11.320 zi,1n.
1.30 p.1n. 2.00 p.ni,
.: oo ri
2.110 p.m. _ ,|u.
3.30 p.lll. .m,
.tn.
.ni.
o
4...0 p,ui.
0.30 p.1u.
~]1`l
52-1-
SUNDAY
0.30 :i.n|. 10,00 :|.u1.
1145 l\.1n. |_oo |._ni.
2-0" 11.111. :z_::o um.
71.00 p.in. 11.30 11.111.
4-00 11.111. ‘ t.,oo |..o..
it;o2~7-l:1M:~1ttli'.
Simple But Terrible Weapon Devel-
lt is poptllziily livlivveil to rottull thu
_.. _ El
' adopted in l<‘r1in<~¢- and lllnglaud about
l0T.». lu |080 it was ultiirlit-o' by two
rings to tht- lliirrul by (lain-1'al Alac-
kuy. und thr- silt-kiiti-d bayonet was
_ iiitroiiiu-l=d l1_\ \'ii1ili1in into the l-‘iench
.irui_\' in 1702!.
So for all sm-nts pluiii siiillng, un~
til u |'1-|`l-ri-l|t'1- to illtlidlr- t'otgrave's
ttlil l-‘ii-ut-I1-l<I|1L:li.sl1 di1'lloi1tir_\', pub-
lislimj some t'ort_v _vrturs l1t\l't1t‘n Pus-
~~yg||r or lit1_\'onnt‘, was heard 01'.
slioivs us tliul hu_von. or b11lo_i1, was
ilu- u:i'|nt~ ot' tho ;irro\v, or sl1t'tl`t. dis-
1-li:11';tl’tl‘ t'1'oin th.. 1-ros.~1-bow or arbal-
1.-1_~- 'l‘i1 llits.
*mdk*
Timetable for
August 1917
EONSHAW AND CHARLOTTETOWN
FERRY SERVICE
The Motor Packet "Hazel R."
I.:-vivo.. lloiisliiitv Leaves (‘h'towii
l"i~i. 0;-tl nt $.00 ii. ni. 6.510 p. m.
'|`tl<-N. Till nl. 51.00 1.30
l"l'i. lillll nj 0.110 3.3!)
'l`ui-rs. I~lth til 7.110 5.30
l"l'l, lTlli ut 9.00 'l.llll
X 'l`t|¢~s. ‘list ut $.00 5.30
l<`|~i. ;'t|l1 :ii i'..f!0 35,210
'l`nt\.4 28111 ui 7.00 4,00
l"|~l. Zllsl all T.!l0 5.30
Trip niurked "X" leaves trout
.-\i‘tlN1,"s \’i'ltu|‘l‘.
All frelglil, must be delivered 011%
hour lil-l'i`/ro slilllng.
Wm. McRAE.
Manlzsr,
Mac-
lil7!l~ia'-lMl\rlVi"l`1'lU]2lDtl. ‘
'l`f‘lepliout~ 2255.
Leave (‘luirloltelown
Tlilirsdny. :$.00 p.in_
Friday, 5.30 'ti.in.
l*‘f'lllll_\'. 3.00 ‘ p,m_
Saturday, 0.00 frm,
Sutuwlny. 11.00 p,ni,
Please noin flint 'l‘1iesdii\.
. F. Lszsnby. Gunnar.
(Patriot plesse copy.)
1
i
_ ` .r..,._ _ . .
~_.
l .
"Mondu_\', jo ,- 0. I 
'l`ursda_v. 21.00 p.ui. ul<‘m'  lllirllllil
Wf_-iln_i=,si|iiy_ :Loo p.m. V|,.,__r',,{
Vit* torlu
Elini River
ldust lily...-
\Vost, |¢|v,.,-
\\'o-‘tl invoi-
» _. 'l`Il|r~11lii_v. Frlln ° and' Saturday steamer
make” ""°'"""“ "“'""" lflltti- l'Ixt‘iir¢ilonlstls ,muy uvnll themselves of
those four salllngs to make the roirnti trip at one single href- TAN'
oclork snlllngs continue ln force tml ll ‘iept 30th
'Auf-ordlnlit in tide ~;...,,,, 'g@1g1|~¢u=wlu"'¢EH"-'Q
 sf S. HARLA W
TIME TABLE 1917 _
l'litut_ Lino Wharf. _
Arrive Charlottetown
& l‘l1lna Pt.. _Tuesday 10.00 s.in.
& f‘liluu Pt. uesdni 8.30 Dm-
Thursday. 10.00 s.m.
Thiirsduy, 9.30 Ibm-
Frlday 9.30 s.m.
Friday, 7.00 P111-
Soturduy, 9.00 sm-
Snturdny 5.45 D-mv
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