" We would 'advise
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COAL
all' householders to
order and, take de-
livery of their Coal
while there is at
chance to get- the
kindsthey require.
C. Lyons  Co.
DIARY OF EVEN TS
Prince Edward Theatre, 3.15, 7 and
8.45 p.m.
t‘ity Magistrate’s Court, 9 a_m.
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Ill IIHEIIMIIISM
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"Fruit-a-lives" Point the Way
in iiiilck Hillel
 Vnitona, Orr.
“I suffered for is number of years
with Rheumalism and severe Pain.:
`i'n__1ny Side and Bac), caused by
strains and heavy lifting. `
When I had given up hope of ever
being well again, a friend recom-
mended 'Fruit-a-tives’ to me' and
after using the first box I felt so
much' better that I continued to
take them; and nowlam enjoying
the br-st of health, thanks to your
wonderful fruit medicine".
W. M. LABIPSON.
“i-`ruit-a-tives” are sold by all
dtnilcrs at 501:. a box, 6 for $2.50,
triul size ‘25c.- or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a~tives Limited. Ottawa.
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AUTOISTS-SPECIAL ATTENTION.
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Islander Preaches War Garden Bulletin ‘ ...__ I __ .c -_ 1;- i   .-ff'  ._ _ ‘
Farewell Sermon
The following reference from an
Ithaca, Mich., exchange will he of ln-
terest here as Rev. Mr. Vatcbcr re-
ceived his early training in Charlot-
tetown schools and still has many
friends hero. He later graduated
from the Rochester Seminary, New
York, and i_s making a successful ca-
reer for himself: ' -
Rev. J ,H. Vatches delivered his
fare well sermon at the Baptist
church lust Sunday evening to a
crowded libuse; the Presbyterian and
M. E. Churches uniting in the ser-
vice totdo hlin hon_or. - The Scripture
lesson was read by Rev. Beebe and
the invocation offered by Rev. Wm.
Roberts. Rev. and Mrs. Viifclier.
followed with u bctiutlful duet: “Sha-
dows in the Vullcy but Sunshine oi.
the Hill." ` .
.iii-_ \'att~ht~r’:-i dlstoiirse, which was between the lines to a depth of nlnt ` _,_ _  ~
“ltrtrospeci and l’rospe`ct" wus insist- inches, piling the soil on either sldi _ 7 :- _ ,__ i,
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erful. and tlelivi_-retl in iis custoiiiury
iiiiussiiiiiiiig lint forceful miinnei
Al`iei° revitiiig some uf his ambitions be utilized for the gmwing of iei¢u¢e_ 
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Practlcal Daily Guide for Vacant Lot
and Backyard Gardeners Enlist-
ed in Greater Production
Campaign
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Issued by the Canada Food Board In
collaboration with experts on the
~ staff ofthe Domlnloln Experi-
mental Farm t '
CELERY TRENCHES
Now that the potatoes are safely in
the ground the next move to be con~
sidered is the preparation of the cel
sry trenches- A soon many amateur
_gardeners shy at this vegetable, think-
ing it too troublesome to handle but
those who go in for lt usually fee!
that their labor has been well repaid
before the season is out. To prepare
the trenches. set it line the length de
sired. Mark along this line with a
spade and move _the line 15 inches
Mark this also. Dig out the space
ot the trench If more, than one row
is required the space between should
pet-lallv the high standards of oui"<>hes should be left for some days be-
trenches and dig in. The celery tren-
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MCKINNON.-On Sunday, June ind,
1118, to John \V. and .\lrs. Mt-Kinnon.
a. daughter, May Isabelle. i
lube 9, to Mr. and l_`_ ll. Jewels it
tl.;ughter
MURPHY.-At the Prim-e Etlwuril ls-
lantl Hospital, June 9, 1918, to _\1r. and
\‘ii's. Paul A. Murphy, :i son. -
ENJOYABLE RECITAL.-Miss
l_‘l,inche Simallwood gave u iniisiifzill
trout in the form of 'ti recital in tht-
iit-artz Memonial Hall on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The recital ws.-
\\i_»ll attended by' the friends und re-
liiives of the pupils notwithstanding
the fact. that the day and the hour was
iiiifavorable for a. large utteiidaiice.
'lhe many pupils who took part in
thc recital showed great proficiency
thi-ir work reflecting much credit np-
on the ability oi' their puinstzikinu_
ieftcher.
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. Etlniii <‘ri\s\vell. llun-
ter River wisii to thunk their i`rit>ntl_-
:intl neighbours for their kindness in
their recent bereavenient.
EARLY CLOSING
W;e, the undersigned iiiort-limits of
lininpton, Victoriii,‘Urnputitl, -.intl Try
im, have agreed to close our places ol
litislne:-is tit eight o‘<:loi:k p.m. start-
ing on Julie lst. excl-ptiiig Siitni‘dn_v.
' Wright Bros.
D. ' Mcean.
Ewen McKinnon.
R. Metcalfe.
O.B. Wadman.
8013-6 10M2i.
Connolly Estate
Scholarships”
At a recent meeting of the "Trus
tees Estate Owen Connolly" zi bod)
Corporate-incorporutetl by Act oi' tho
Legisluture of Prince Edward island.
it was decided to establish ti numlici
of Scholarships, said Scholarships to
be ztwardedin order of merit to Can
dldates who shall have passed ii sit
tlsfactory examination set by the
“Educational Committee" of tht
llonrd of Trustees. This examiun
ilon will be open to boys doing Eu
trance Work or Equivalent in the
schools oi' the Province, who upon in
vestigatlon are found eligible to com
pete, in accordance with the provl
sions of the Will of the lute Owcr
Connolly . _
All applications, stating name. age
names of parents. Post Oilice url
dress. must be sent to the under
MATTHIAS J SMITH
Connoil
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lona, P.E.I., June 7th. 1918.
8012-6-10M2i. I
CARROTS LILLOISE
pan with half a. pint of water. salt, a
icuspoonful of sugar and a small piece
of butter. Cover and cook about half
nn hour, tossing occasionally Add it
cup of.cream. a. scrap of butter and
chopped parsley. Mix carefully by
tossing in the saucepan and serve.
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» _  kg _ ,_ 4_5 Land Regulations
_ l , ' " "' THE WI* ""4 “I = '=*"‘"Y "f '"5' mal* ‘Wt-‘Y - -The uiidersigucd arc instructed to
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II' .` 'I C Saskatchewan or' Alberta A I' I I v . I I - ’
_t . _pnlicant mill av- prcniises on_'lhuisduy the J0t‘h day
-’, .M91  gg-g__;_'gAg;§_=g;,g; _'gf,‘,l;{';;g;}"'E§;;'*°,_}\g;gg nr .nine A. in., uns. tit nic imur or
sm T D any lztesrilirsge at any l.);i|riinio:I\d_l,ani:is Agency l\|lV]GIVe 0'¢!IOCk.,ll0iln. AI/L that Vlllll-
ALED EN En_S_ addressed to tim u _ uencyon ccr_amco tio - nie property s tuate nt the comer of
the Postmaster General. will be re- ii.'li'.'¢§f.°`i"’t‘i.¢"'ll.'IltI`”i»"ZL‘l1"°ZiTim §l‘lI._°"lt EWU" and PDWMI Streets in Char-
. celved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- Ltomezzuger may Pvc"   8vr(1iis.sc'r:.tl;l| lottetown. known as the “Mackleson
dsy the Sth July 1918 for the convey- °"" °‘ °"- -' " ,_ by, h, ,_ , 'j properly."
sac; of His Majesty's Mails, on a pro- §§I_I2_Ii"¢.`2'l'i'.`I".1'i.'l°{¢ ifiititdcfia §¢rft§In"§a ii. file It wtiillbe ofiiiraeltl for sale in four
posed Contract for four years six vi¢\f\uf~ _ , - Senllm 0 Ola ns 0 owni-
tim- »»= mi- mi- ww. b-tif--n ..l“...°:;';‘.:.::1::°;':.l:ii':r;‘i.:;i.i..i‘:.°i.:;"ii; 3 we f~»-Hn on iw--I -st---t
Irls Post Oilice and 1-lopefleld Railway semantic. Price mn vt-rms. of 53 feet frontuse rind running back
Hunan' ham the ,lt Uctober n6xy_ Duties Six’ months residence in each of three 34 [egg
Printed .notices _containing further mr., ,-,,;|;,,,,ii,,,., pu..-iiiiitinn pnieitimlyn, 0|, The dwelling house and lot there-
“formation as to conditions of pro- zgixmoi; mn it mimi.-ncaa patent, on certain wlthshonting 95 fee_% 9 ilnchss og Eus-
posetlcontract may be seen and' blank _ - tori ree and runrl ns ac 16 feet
forms -of Tender may be obtained at .ns ¢'f§',I°: ,‘,'.I',‘§hIl:l,|°|f,f',f,`§§§§2,i",',f;'§§{m2§',fl,§I{f Terms 20 per cent down and the bal-
¢||° po" 0|||¢¢| of 1|-ig, }-iopgiigid Price ts-0° rr acre. Duties-Munrtsidc aixmnnthn ance on delivery of the Deed.
.and at the omce of the Post Ofllce In. Lt;::':;`;1;;;a,,,,,_C,,|¢.v.¢esol°'°""" "°“' Igor :urthler particulars apply to the
5 Q |,0f,i Th ` I Ili t' n's hi: tt rsducfon I UD EFS S09 -
. pw JDHN F. WHIAR naaegfnt-I>Ii:h,mscrIi‘I>l‘1; vIrn';l>_nyclsn‘:i. Live|stoII Dyfed thi; 25") gay of May A_ [)__
. Po” omc. Inspector nisnynlse substituted for cultivation under cena i 1918 _
Post once inspectors office. _ "" """' Dew. _\_i_v.Np_oiz'v.¢;..":‘»1._<§.r_ oauosr a Hasznao I
Charlottetown. zznd May isis. I ._ ""’ -,_° .‘"",°'“- ° “' °' ‘ S0 cltors
m!_‘_”“o.3’. A _ rig' .l,AlHa;::\<:;1;lMr;ii`l:li surm_ \1_ihis advertise 8038_6_5wrm03i_
I i.a\\'. I
.-\iito o\\'noi'_~'. ulio liuve not registei-
.-tl oi' i'e-iic\\'t=d their our pt_»rinits foi‘
the current .seiisoii must do so utr
slice. l‘ei-sons operating motor ve-i
n it-les w it l\1T11T_"rli`o's'e”llF '€\`f’i\T ai'lrel‘s""
illspl:i_\'i-il llit~i‘t-on :iftcr the l4tl1 Juno,
1918. will ho i>i'ostf<~uietl according lo
ARTHUR NEWBERY.
Asst. Provincial Secretary _
S00-i-li-S.\l4i
DUNHOLM
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DUNHOLM 2.16'/Q; will make the
season :il the owners stulile 114 Kent
St., Cliiirlottetoivn :ind the follow-
ing route lctiviiig (`hziriottctow|i i`0i‘
Eldon viii l’o\vu1il :ind (‘herry Valley.
stopping ut Dingwt-il Jenks. May 27.
thence to Eldon. Monday night, Tues-
tiiiy Point Prim. stopping at 1'). B.
.\lcLcod tit noon, buck to Eldon same'
day, \\'ctiiit-sdziy to llenry BrcnnICk.
Louis. Lot lit) uvt-r night, ’l‘hnrsdliy
noon :it A. Il. .\‘l:irtiii, (lruiiil View;
'l`hursiluy night. to A. l<`. Ilrucc`s,
Vullcyili,-lil, Friday ut Samuel Mitt-tin‘S.
Digg, Friday night to <_‘iiliuni l3ruce's.
Vernon River, returning to Cliurlot-
'vtown by wily of 45. This route will be
roiitiiiiicti cvtrry two woelts during the
it-dsoii. liuiiholm is ti Buy Stallion
weighing 1125 lhes. in ruciiig condition.
is ft beziutiful iii~.iiiiierotl horse, any
woincn 1-un drive liini. hut. I-lamniontl
Kelly can tlriv_e him fiistci'. When lic,
lrovc him ut Siiminersiilo lust " year
he won tht- fi-nt--i`i»i~-ull trot und pace
sctiiiig ai now ir;i.'l; i'v<:oi'tl for Sum-
mcrsldc of 2.171,/L_ llunliolm started
last sclisoii in ll ratios, winning 8 ilrst
ti\oiit=._\'s and only for rin at-citleiit at
\’ew Annan irurk in whit-li ln- out him
si-if in tho front fiioi. would lifivn end-
ed the souson unii¢~:iit~ii.
E. L_ HARFHNGTON,
Owner. I
082-5-27l\‘I3wks.
ex-"f:'mr;"r-L 
Commodore Ledyard
Nc. 34709
ENROLLMENT No. 11
Will make the si-nson 1918 at thei
fi\vncr's stable i‘.loi1i;igii=_=,Terms:-1
Five tlollztrs :it time of first service]
and ten rlollzlrs :iii-liilonul wlien mare
proves in fcntl. Ciiniinoiloro 1.ctly1irtl
foiiletl in llliil was sired by Admiral
ilewcy the son of Bingcn and Nancy
llunks. Commodorr-'s dum was Lady
llitlieylie hy .]zickii_iw. Ilenvefil Will`
he seen that no horse stands higher
in point of lm-ctliiic. As it sire, he
stands without pt-er in the Maritime
Provinces. ln fart he luis produced
more race horses than ull the other
stalllnns confined standing for service
today on P. E. Island. He is fhe sire
of Boil Mar. 213'/i. Hilda S._ 216, Or-
well Belle. 2.19, lonrt Girl 2.17%, Rox-
light 2,171.5., and 19 others in the 2.30
list. besides it host of others that have!
trotted in better time than sta.ndord|
time hut were successful in having,
their time suppressed. Commodore isf
now 17 years old and was never in*
such good conditioii us at the present
time, Ile is ut the age :it which zi.ilI
great sires have trans[uittcd their|
greatest number of tro ters, as it lsi
.in unquestionable fact that our great-I
est sires iiegct more speed betweeni
15 years and 22 _vczirs than they dol
before that age. Anyone owning is like- I
ly miire that wishes to get a colt with
speed or it superb driver will run less
risk of failure by breeding to Com-
modore thnn in using those unproved
sires that owe their reputation to their,
owner’s ability as boosters. I
i=.Li_|s‘ PHARMACY LTD. [
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
_h_eiug_conthictetl-b_v-J-.~\\l.--ill yers .
""'”“ I I And Dwelling House
t-ilhteen years old. may homestead a quarter
section of svaiialfc Dominion I-ind in Msmloha,
yesra after earning homcsu-.ul patent' also so acres
A vt_>r_\' pleasant i't-<‘eptioi'i was lieid
ui the t-hurcli t`or Mr. und Iilrs. Vat-
rhcr Monday evenini1.ii short progri-ini
The Misses Nolzt .\lo1'sc and Elsie
lltiiulvii played at pretty piano duet
and Miss Jewel and Miss Salisliiiry
sling ai l fiiutifnl vocail selection both
of vvliit-N i'ecei\'ctl liciirty onctnes.
Short iitidrcsses followed by llev.I
Roberts in it happy vein und hy Airs. I
Sora. L. l'<lrowii und Deacon llyers
who told of the high esteeni_ love and
lirlde of tho t'liurt'li for its pastor und I
his estiinuble wife and the assurance
that its pru_\‘<>i‘s wolild follow Iiim.
l.ittic ('lii~istimi Kernen gave a
recitation in closing whicli brought a
round of applause after uhicli Pastor
Vultrlici' was called to the front by
J. \\'. .llyers iiiid- iiresentctl with a
piirse roiituiniiig ii purtiiig token oi`
estccni to which he responded in ii
fitting inuniier.
Light rcfroslimcnis were served
and a soriail season follouged. Tile
lender und touching goodliyes of the
muiiy friends prcst-nt was full proof
oi' how dt-air _\lr. und Mrs. Vtltvlier
liuvo in-roiiie to us :luring their stzl_v.I
'if noiirly two yours. 'l`i\t=.y :ire es-I
pct-iiiily t-uplilile in many wnys. not
omitting tht-ir musirul talent; :ire dc-
lightful (`lirist_iiin people, with an
earliest purpose whose iiillueiive will
not ond with their going. and while
feeling it great sense of loss we con-
tirziiiiliitv the llzipiist t-hnrvli at the
Soo in securing n proutiiior with it
iiituro. piissossiiig ii wife czipnblc and
i=lllt'ioiii in any depurtmeiit ol' church
work :intl :is willing us cnpzihle.
We hid llioiii Gtitlspeml,
FOOD TRAINS BEING
LOOTED IN AUSTRIA
Mil./iN, Juno 5*.\'t\ws is rect-ivetl
lit-re l`i‘oni Ziirivli that truiiiloods of
food :irc <~ontin\izill_\' looted in Aiislrin.
(inc trziiil of u._l1unilreti ti'ui~.lts des-
iinoil to rt-lit\\'<~ Vleiinzi, reziclled the
mipliiil with only four trucks. The
Ariioiter Zeituug says: “The num-
iicr of pi‘iso1ivi‘s who tlon't live until
ilireir trial, is continually growing. Of
the great mormlity among prisoners
ihe reasons are known. 'l`ht=y die
liungry."
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I FLY PADS
I IL"\_R£Ao biascrions
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Catchers. Clcan to handle. Sold by
Druggists and Grocer: cvc rvwlvsrc.
 
Bonshaw-Charlottetown
TIME TABLE
-”£vgi+.:unt--._ia,  ..,.._- .s."‘~'x§_'r'
Launch “Strathgartney"
June, 1918
Leave Iionshziw. Leave Ch’town
Tues., -ith, 7 a.in . . . . . . .
 .3.30 p.m.
Fri., 7th, 8 n.m.  ....5.30 p.m.
Tues.. llth, 10.30 n.m. ......G.30 p.m.
Fri., 1-ith, 5.30 zi_m. .. ....1.30 p.m.
Tues.. 18th, 7 a.in.  ....330 p.m.
i"ri._ 21:-it. 8 :i_m. .. ....5.30 p.m.
'l`uos., 25th, 10 n.m_  .  .(3.30 p.m.
Fri., 28th.. ii a,in. . . . . .
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offer for stile ut Publi: Auction on thc
I A _ _ y mportant facto;
in the successful culture of this pop-
ular vegetable is a plentil`ul supply
.if water. In its wild state the celery
I* H b0i-I plant and it ls, therefore, nat
iirully it water lover.
IN M EMORIAM
MR. NEIL McLEAN
The death of Mr. Nell McLean.
Paletloiiiit West, took place on May
itll, aged 78 years. Mr. McLean had
0111)’ been sick ten days. Though he
was quite sick from the first. his
friends did not feel alarmed until the
.ltiy before he died. Medical aid was
sought us soon as he got sick, but
:-ould not prevent death. Mr. McLean
possessed ii quiet. kind disposition. a
"riciid of itll \vlio loved the good. He
spoke ill of none, neither 'lid he try
to injure any by word or deed. ln
his death the community lost u res-
pectable citizen.
The tiecezised was a fiiithful and
devoted member of Caledonia Presby-
ieriiiii church. it was wlilic prepar-
ing to go to t'.Iiurcll on Subbtith nioi'n
ing thut he took sick. I-le died with
the i`uii iissurance that death was to
bring lilin to his eternal rest. Ile loft
to mourn the following children. Mur-
doch in New \Vcf-itininster, il. (‘._ Mrs.
Mulrolin i\l<'Rae, and Flora, it train-
ed niirse. in Vancouver. B.(‘_. Mrs.
(leo. I.. Sharpe, ln Hathorne. Mass..
Mrs. Alex. McLeod, Culloden. P.E.I..
Mrs. (‘hurles Mcezin, Lewis, und Neil
on the lioineslead. His wife prede-
reusctl him four years ago. He also
left one brother, Murdoch. of Wood
islands and four sisters, Miss McLean
:ind Mrs, Munro, Lewis, Mrs. McLeod.
llrudiilhiiiic und Mrs. McLean, Bos-
ton, Mass. The funeral services were
<-ontlnctotl by his pastor. Rev. M, I).
l\iacI.eo1l. Interment in Caledonia
cemetery. (Pztlriot please copy.)
GUNNER ARTHUR CRASWELL
Tile many friends of the late Gun-
ner ./lirthur Crasweil, sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Ethan Craswell. Hunter River.
were saddened to hear of his sudden
death of heart failure, which occurred
ut Halifax, on May 25th. He was on-
ly 20 years of age. A- young man of
‘wright and cheerful disposition, ho
ciidciired himself to all.
Some two years ago he joined the
ll. E. l. Heavy Battery in Halifax, but
not being satisfied he offered hi_mseii`
for overseas, to iight for his King and
country. And not being tit for over-
seas he was then content to do his
duty at Halifax. l-lis body arrived at
ilunter River on Monday, accompani-
cd by Sergt. G. W. Williams. and the
funeral took place on Wednesday.
29th, and was very largely attended.
A short service was held at the home.
ind the remains were then taken to
llie church at Hunter River. Both
services were conducted by -his pas»
lor, the Rev. Mr. Leard, of whose
church he was it member, and the
llev M.r. Sellars. it former pastor of
Hunter River. The pall bearers were
Sergt. G. W. Williams, Gr. Arnold Mc-
Kay, Pr. Christopher Orr, Gordon Bag-
nitll. Wilfred Andrews and James An-
drews. _
There are left to mourn a sorrow-
ing father and mother. one brother.
Lemuel. and one sister, Beatrice, both
ut home, besides a large circle of re-
latives and friends. The following
floral tributes were sent to show A
lust feeling of respect to the dedGas-
ed, viz.. wreath, oiilcers and N. C. 0.’-s.
wreath, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cruswell,_Ct~r-
digan; bouquet, Mrs. McCormack, St.
Eleunor's, an iiunt of the deceased.
The remains were laid to rest in Hun-
icr River cemetery.
lie guvo his life for his country,
lie now lies beneath the sod.
Away from this world of sorrow,
’1`o dwell forever with God.
June 6, 1018. (Patriot please copy.)
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YES! MAGICALLY!
- CORNS LII-T OUT _
» WITH FINGERS
You simply say to the drug. store
man, "Give me a quarter of an ounce
of freezone." Th-is will cost very little
but is sufllclent to remove every hard
or soft corn from one’s feet.
A tow drops of this new ether com
pound applied directly upon s tender
aching corn should relieve the sore-
ness instantly, and soon the entire
corn. root and all. dries up and can b_e
lifted out with the lingers. `
This new way to rid one’s feet ol
corns was introduced by a Clncinnatti
man, who says that, while freszone is
sticky, it aries in 9.’ molnont. in-it »im~
ply shriveis up the corn without ln-
tlaming or even irritating the surround
tins tissue or skin.
Don’t let father die of infection or
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ockjitw from whittling at his corns,
but clip this out and make him try lt.
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ihopes and ilis_;ipptiiiitiiit»iits cxpcricnc- cuuiii-iuweig radisheg 0,- other ea,-15 _
lcd since coining here :ind unfolding crops that it will be possible to cleai _
‘his perpcctivc i`ur future work he paid off before the celery is ready for NADA _
high tribute to the t-hurches limi com- earthing. Put some niaure in the GA
Woman’s Outlook on
I CanacIa’s. Future 
THE splendid spirit and patriotic endeavour of Canadian women has
been one of the outstanding features in Canada’s war effort. -They
I have unsparingly given of their time and energy in the interest of the Red
Cross and innumerable other activities which have come as a result of the war.
Thoyjsandg of Canadian women have been anxious to devote part, if not all of their
timne, iii directions where theii; work would prove of advantage. _
Registration will be the means of bringing to these women theopportunity they have
- The purpose of registration is to learn'the exact capabilities of Canadian men and women,
and the information gained through registration will make it possible for Canada to
‘ direct effort from less essential to more essential occupations and to widen the Scope
7   Every Woman '
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I On June 22nd, every woman of 'sixteen years and over must: attend at one of the places _
` provided for registration between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. and there truthfully
answer all questions set forth upon the registration card. Failure to register means
heavy penalties-as Registration is law. _ ' -
Volunteer Workers Needed
The registering of 5,000,000 people in one
day is a stupendous task, and voIu:it:.ry
helpers are urgently needed. Individuals,
women’s societies, clubs, i`rai:ernaI socie-
I ties, church organizations and municipal puties and assistants. _ _ _ I .- -
organizations are asked to help. The ` '
Board appeals with confidence to the
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patriotism of every Canadian woman and
to the pride which every locality must:
take in doing its own work well, to furnish
the necessary number of _volunteer de-
Those willing to offer their services should
apply to the Registrar in their district.
Issued by authority of
Canada Registration Board .
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SUPERINTENDENT OF REGISTRARS-J. J. TRAINOR, Charlottetown, P. E. |.'
REGISTRARS
For Kingls District,-William Cain, New Perth, P. E. l.
For Prince District,-Fred J. E. Wright, Summerside, P. E. II.
For Queen’s District,-Henry $mith,ci-iaricttutown P E, |_
¢‘*“ *1 W ‘J -_-.ss Agar- ' " i _ft --s
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
ALL RAIL SHORT ROUTE
FERRY
With the Snmnier Time Table
Prince Edward island. Passen
Tignlsh 9.35 p. m. By the Ocean Lim
lted from Montreal, the Boston exv
rive Summerside at 11.00 p. m an
Charlottetown 11.20. From the lslan
by leaving. Summerside at 6.30 nn
ers will connect with tho Ocean lilm
ton and Express for Halifax
the Maritime Express for Montreal.
Charlottetown .
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June l'Itus_e Race
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'On the _Charlottetown Driving Park
on Wednesday. June 19. ~1918.
The following races will he -held on
the above track on the above date,
with purses axnounting-to»$3_50.00.
1. 2.19 Class Trot, 2.22 Class Pace.
Purse $125.00.
2. Free for all Trot and Pace
Purse $125.00.
3. 2.35 Class Trot. Purse $100.00.
The 2.19-22 Class and the Free-for-'
all Trot and Pace one mile heats. The
2.35 class Trot half mile heats. '-
Entries close 10th .lune.,1918.
All races three in five beat plan. '
Admission to Grand Stand and all
parts of grounds: Adults 50 cents.'
children under 12 year old free. |
For Race, Program and all portio-
ulafs. write the Secretary.
FRANK R. HEARTL
President.
C. R. SMALLWOGD, '
ress_vla St. John. passengers will ar-
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Charlottetown at 6.00 a. m., passeng-
Dlstrict Passenger Agents Oillce.
Great Clearance Sale
Prince Edw-ard Island _`______
l- Although prices are advancing in ull lines of goods this great clear-
ance sale gives you an opportunity of saving twenty per cent on all the fol-
lowing. goods.
80 cents buys $1.00 worth spot cash. _
TOR|viEN'r|NE-BORDEN AND cAR N0 solids on airnrobation. `
The undersigned offers for sale at a. discount of 20 per cent all the
f‘i0CI< In trade. consisting ofa full line of fresh stocked Groceries, Crock-
Gryware. Hardware. Rubbers, Rubber Boots in knee and lilp. Overshoes in
in One 111111 l\'-'0_and four buckles. Wool unedrware, Fleece Underware. Towels..
_effect June 2mi_ there wp; be a dmbie Cottons. Overalls, Mens punts, Mens Oli Coats. A lot of Wall papers new in
daily service Sunday excepted this Deaf- _
between ing M,,i,iiand and I Our hardware consists of 30 kegs nails' and spikes, 20 boxes glass. 20
_ rolls building paper. 500 cans paris green, Chicken wire all widths, Screen
ggrs by the Maritime Express from Wine all wld-ths, Spring mattresses, Iron Beds Flock Mattresses. one bale
Mani,-ea] and the moifning expreqseg cork wood. Brooms and small articles. --
from _gt_ John and Halifax _Wm be Remember 80 cents buys $1.00 worth of all the above goods.
able to an-ive at Chiu-ioiietown 7,05. WE offer special prices on sugar and flour and feeds; also Gardw
p. m... Summerside, 6.05 p. m., and See'-ls. Field Seeds and etc.
This sale begins on Monday June 3rd and ends on the 1`st`July. After
. ithai date all the -goods' not sold will be offered at Public Auction. Includ'ln§
one. office safe. one large odlce desk, one large oval top show case, one Bet
computing scales. one set Fairbanks scales. /three sets small scales-
“Stoeka." $500 in the Montague lmperlan Fox Ranch. 82000000 in the G00
Yiletown Silver Black Fox Co.. $500 shares in the Eastern Canning Co.
Six building lots with buildings thereon. If the Stocks and Bulldln8B
. are not disposed ot‘ before the first dai' of July they will be sold at Dllbllc
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lted for Montreal, the express for Bon- auction on the 2nd day of July 1918. Weather permitting. _
. W. W. JENKINS C. CO.
By leaving Tlgnish at 9.30I Georgetown '
R, m,, Sami, ¢;_45_ a_ m__ Charlotte.; All book debts must be settled by the ilrstxluly as after that date they
iowp 12_50 hoomund 5ummeyBide_ 1_3() will he collected in the Courts.
p. mr, passengers will connect with 7020-5-29iVi15i. _
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Just received, best gnaiity standard size as requifed
by Government ruit Inspector. Can dell1terat_
once. Strawberry growers get your supplies Now- _
Special prices for large quantitief. 'Sold 'in BUY
quantity. . \ I -
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I Grain and Feed Warehouse. Qu St. I
80256-4tf Sec.-Treasurer. _
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