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DEATHS
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WEST.-At the P_E.l. Hospital, June
Ilth, 1918, Amos West, aged 62 years. _
Funeral from his late residence. York.
Tuesday at 3'p. ni. interment York
cemetery.
 »
.'r BIRTHS
 -_ig
MONAGHAN--South Melville, May
14th to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mon-
aghan, a son. Weighs 12 lbs. Congrat-
nlstlons.
STEWART.--In this city on June 10,
io Mr. sud Mrs. Frank Stewart, Roch-
lord street. a son.
ll
BURN!-At the Pri e_C ._ Hospital
on May llfth td J. navy (hind Mrs.
Burns, Preetown, a daughter, Winni-
fred Isabelle. _ -
 
MA RRIAGES _
Public
on
on
sale ,commencing at 1 o‘clock sharp.
5
fer, freshens soon. 3 yenrs; 3 heifer, 2
year; 1 steer, 2 years; 4 steels, 1
year; 4 calves one is three months, 7
Steel Stanchions.
it
cent oft' for cash.
Auction
Ther' will he sold at public auction'
my premises in Cable Plead West
June 20th the following stock
1 milch cow. 8 years; 2 milch cows,
years; 2 milch cows, 4 years; 1 hel-
Terms four und a 'nail months cred-
on approved joint notes or 6 por
H. il. ANDERSON.
Wai Garden Bulletin
PnAc1'|cAL oA|Lv auiois Fon
vAcAN'r |.o'r'ANo sAcKvAno
oAnosNERs -Euusrso iN
ensues Pnooucrion
cAMP/uou _
issued by the Canada Food Board In
collaboration with experts on the
_ staff of the Dominion Experimental
Farm.
KEEP IIOEING
so keep it going Nothing has done
ion- io iuithei the science of form
ing than the discovery of the fact that
There is no necessity to hue deeply
-.in imh is enough Hoo evi-rv seven
  QATT N 5" _
OWDEQS
\§U-LS 
______f‘§§..
ir \.
` 0 Bll
' ll\l0¢fl
_ Get the genuine
Keating ’s
: `  Made in Esflssul
 -- --rf r ianim"
J. x. i.. nose' cu'oosi.`
I8 THE FAVORITE
NEW YORK. June' 9.-While only
six horses are corded for the runnintl
oi'
the classic suburban handicap at
one mile and a quarter over the Bel-
mont Park race track today, the con-_
lacelnliilulslghi
Auction Sale
Of Valuable Real
' . Estate
llealeil llytuticun
C. E PRATT
_ _ ionccr
 Act
8020-ll-1 1 Mliiii .
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MCDONALD-4|'-IAW.-At the Pur-
sonage, North River by the Rev. Ar-
thur Hurn, June Sth Mary Lavina Mc-
Donald. daughter 0! Michael and Eliz-.
:beth McDonald of Canoe Cove, to`
’.VlIliam Everett Shaw of llrac-kli»_v
tion on ilu- pi't~uiis»>>= at Vrupouii Corn-
l‘l
Point . ` "`{§_-
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» Memorlam
In loving memory or Private
Earl Bryenton, died Juno 11th,
1917, Moore ll:u‘i'ncl<.- llosnitul.
Shorncliffe. '
all
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AWAY »
I cannot say, I will not say
'Phat he is dead.-He is just
away. »
With n cheery smile und it wave ‘
ot’ the hand,
He has wandered into :in un-
known land.
-And' left us dreaming how very ~
fair
lt needs must bv, sinci- he ling-1
ers there.
And you. O you, who thc \viiili»_<t
yearn
For the old-time str-p and the
glad return.
Think ot’ him furing on as (lr-nr.
In the love of there as the
love of here;
And loyal' still us he gave the
blows.
Oi his warrior-.slrcngili to his
country’s foes .
Mild and gentle its ho \vu;~: l»i'.i\'»_-
\Vhen the sweetest love of his
lifc he gave
To simple things,--
Ah, think of him still us tlic 1
same. I say; f
Ile is not dcud,»-lie. is ju-I Z
away.
8052.
Mlnard's Linlment Used by Physician
in
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Pl
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i uri
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1-.~isui'y. This is liccuiiso tha dust or;
vs .it ioisi .ind alwavs utter .i iam
watering. in in-iii-r to break up thi-
isl which t'oi‘|ns, The more hocini.:
ii do ihf- loss watering will be nuc-
y “uiulcli" ns it is culled, which is form-
 a e  | oil hy the hrcziking up ot’ the surface
g g i 'oil lntu tinc particles, keeps the inois-
Tlicic will bi- sold by' l’ublli‘ .»\ui~
‘ in Qiivt-ii`s l‘<»unt_v in Prince Eil-
urtl lsliiinl un 'l`hursdziy the twent-
th il;._\' of Juniv.-\. l). 1918 at twolvu
clock noon _-\l.l. that pur<‘cl ot' lundl
inure l_\-tug und being ut Vrapziinl
oi-nor' on 'i`o\\'i1~'hip number twenty-_
l and iii»~'i~i‘iln\il us i`ollo\\'.~=.,'yl1iit is to
ij.: i`<nii1n»-i|i'in_t;ut u stake sei in thc
W anted An
te
test promises to be as interesting as
any previously struggled' for honors in
this event. Chief interest centres in
the meeting of Commanded J. K. L.
Ross' Cudgel and James Butler‘s Spur.
Two week ago Spur beat the Canad-
ihn qwned colt at the .Iamacia track.
(Tudgel is the favorite today. The oth-
er four Hollister, Johren, Hendrie and
Battle are favorites in the order nam-
ed as betting choices.
TOO TALKATIVE
A widow,,whose only son was iight-
in in Frniice had not received n let-
delight, one morning a letter came.
W
D
had been erased by the censor. The
Came in Pimples and Biisters.
Kept lf;-om Sleeping.
"My fsoe got rough and itchy. sud
I was’ told I had eczehr§i_a; lt osrgsmig
1 then water s ers, sn
rkxixhpwede son s'nd red. Mylfsoe itohed
end I hadto scratch. and lt kept me
I ' from sleeping. The skin was dry sud
scaly, and would bleed. My face Wil
l no awful sight.
- “I saw an advertisement for Cutluufl
I Bosp and Ointment and I sent fore free
i sample. lam:-wards bought more.snd
l lt was not over ewcek when I WIOWW'
Rough and Itchy With Eczema .
r from hint for a long tiinc. To her
as bulky dimensions but to her sur-
rise, on opening it. every single word
letely healed." (Signed) Miss Annie
,_ ffsfgue, .»i1a¢mn.A1i-..Aug.2e.i°11.
If your skin is already healthy and
clear keep it so by using Cuticurs Soap
for toilet purposes seeieted by touches
1 am instructed to sell by auction.
on Thursday, June 27th at 12 o'olock
noon the double tenement dwelling
Nos. 26 and 28 Great George Street,
late occupied by the late Mrs. J, s_
Collinga. 4
For furthewparticulnrs apply on the
premises No. 26 Great George Street.
Also auction of valuable household
t'urniture.c0usisting oi parlor. dining
room, bed room. hall and kitchen fur-
niture will take place o_n Friday, Jima
28th at 10 a. m. at No. 26 Great
George Street/ ‘ `
R. BEAIRSTO. _
Auctioneer.
8044-6-l2Wt'm7l _
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of Cutlcurs Qimmcnt _to soothe and
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The gzu'dener‘s best i’riend is the hoe ` , i _
it' you keep stirring up the soil around ` _ __ -1 50|,-| by
a_Dlnnt it grows and produces better. _;, _W  an
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no urniiiiii thc roots of thi: plants
'oni i-\'upoi'uiini:.
Another ol' the virtues ol` l`r0qui>nt
_ I
icing; is thui it docs not givc tho_~
ccils u chance to mukc any p1o::_ress. for old established uD_m_(|m,. (iam-l
dvertislng Man
A young man to solicit advertising
. _ - _ I » .~'_ v _ |._
” the-V me me 7`;{'".‘em';i ‘Iota wen: newspapers. One who can talk ad-
,  I I., n . _
f"-‘ ““ "}_",“'_d_ "1" pi ‘ _“M ,.l. .__ vertising to the business inen and
but tlicui ioi .ill he is \\oi 1. l us 1 wrnp mpv whpre __equi__P_l
\\’
in thc .<.:iitln~ru sitio line oi land sci H
»i`l' :ind li-;i,<i»~l to liiiiicuii ;\lcl{innon ie
.intl riiuziiiig ilwiivi-' _~;oiitl\wzii'dl_v ulongl _I
hm" me 'mp' Wm help mm' 1 Good' prospects for fi srilnn- indus
_ _ _ _ ‘trious conscientious worker.
'l`h<» Oil ot Power -It is not claim- . 8 __
57 » ~ 1 A<.dress r plies to
-.1 ' ~ l)r. Tl 1.' Erleftriu Oil that - - ~ . . .. . , - »|
ivi-wi sill.. of ilu- ltoud lending from" ml mmm I U BOX nl' ('U ('HARI‘0mEr0Wu\
_ will i-iirc every ill, but its uses are CVARDI .
"l'=li>fl'1<l "<*l'Il\'l` 1" \\"’-*fIl1Ul'€1“"d 91"] so various that it inn_\* be looked upon'$043_G_12M3ipd' ' _ Ab'
s u gieiicrul pain killer. It has ucli-
tlie \i".=t _<iil»~ of the sziiil ltond one ,M (,_x(,e}1,,n(.,, is knmvn ru all who
liunilrcd' :intl vigliif-ui: ioct thPlii'c'h
wi-sl\\'ni'il|_\' zit ri-,xiii uiigles to How- 4,
uii'.- iimw i.f-uril'.-I Mill Stream or
llnin; ilioiivc noi‘lliwzirill_\' iilour;
uvc tes-teil its virtues :ind le-urnt hy'  ____ _`
X prien cc . -W 
_ 1
siiiil Srriuiin io the suiil siiiiilif-111 side
lint oi' the suiil luiiicuii \l<-Kinuon's
plot :intl ilu:-iiv~~ ¢~'isi\vui'til_v on the  _  
usnie to ilif- pint-v oi' 1-oinnicnccinent. |
'l`l1o iiltovi sulf- is inudc under and'
in piir<iirui\<»c ci' ii powci nf stile con-
iaiiueil in un li\<ii~i1'nri> of- Mortage dui-l
On the Cliarlotteiowii 1`Jriving Park
cd ihv sci-u11:l diiy ni' Mui' A. ll.. 19l7lm1 \\'i~iliio~‘.ili1y. June 19, 1918.
:ind iiiziilv in-li\'f-on .Izinil-.s l’ci‘i‘ivul ntl
1`rapiiiid in ()iioi~ii`¢< t’ount_\' ut'oi‘c;~'aiil. ll
The following races will be hold on
ie nbove truck on the above date,
llulioiircr of thc ilrsr puri und the un~ with purses zlinouniing to $350.00.-
<lci‘>'ifs-nwi ot' thc .~'c-i'ouil puri. For ful'-I
1. 2.19 (‘luss Trot, 2.22 Class Pace.
ihvr p:ii'iii'iilurs uitply to tho under- Purse $125.00. `
-igi:oll ui t`r;1puii:l or to .\lr-1.01111 
Z5. Free for all Trot and Pace
)ii~l\'£iii1im_ :&olit»i|i>i~.<. t'hurloiicto\vn. 1’ui's<_- -125.00
'Dutcil this trri-utictli <l:i_\' of May _~\.l)
1918.
Aiviv A. LOWTHER _
l\lorlgngee., 'I
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Car Service ,.
.i__ 1
I‘urlio_~= wishini.: f-nr scrvivo \\'ill l>i»_
proinptly uttciiilcwl io by phoning S9-1.'\l
Siuiifi ni iiuglif-< I)i~ii::stoi'i~ (‘m'ncr.
.\.i triiin time.
P. F. MCKENNA.
F0112!-li-ll.\l:'>iId1i. _
‘F _
fi. 21,35 (`luss Trot. Purse $100.00.
The 2.19~‘_‘2 Vlass and ihe'I~`ree-i`o1’-
ll 'I`rot und l’zic<» ont- inile liciits. The
.5-I5 class Trot hull niilc heats.
Entries close lllih Juno, 1918.
All races thrce in tive hcut plan.
Admission to Grand Stand and all
warts oi' grounds: Adults 50 cents,
hi ro under 12 vear old free
ld n _ .
For liurc. Prograni und all partie-'f
l
1
lurs, \vritc the Secretary.
FRANK R. HEARTZ,
President.
R. SMALLWOOD
:A
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vcd flint ;.:i'outiiess for isoll' and ull_
ttciupts to .siii'pns.~i it have lu1lcd.l “
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TENDERS FOR COAL
l SE.\l.l-Ill 'l`E.\'DERS ;iiliii'esso<l to
the undeis' ned and endoised “Ten
_ _:lg _ _  _
_'lor for (‘oal i'or the Dominion Build-
ings." will bc rect-ived ut this oilicc
until 12 n'<-lock noon, on ’1‘liursdu_v.
‘Juno LIT. 1918, for the supply ot' coal
for lilo l’ublii~ liiiiiilings tliroutfiioul
the lloiuinioii.
t‘ombini~d spccificrzition and l`orin of
lcfiilcr can bv obtained ut this oilice
und t`rinn thc cui'ctakf‘rs of the \Iit`-
:'ci-ciit Doiniiiioii Buildings.
I’t-i'sons Icnilcring are notilic-ii lliui
'1.~iiili~r.- \\'i1l not be considered unless
zuniic on thc prinicii forins supplied
und .~.i;:|icd iviih their at-tual signatur-
VS.
i<l:i<-li icndcr must hc uccoinpanicd
l»_\' nn :tt-ccptcil clioqiic `on it i-liui'ter<-il'
hunk. puyilhle to the order oi’ lhu Min-
i_<ic;' ol l’ublic \\'orks, cquul to ll)
ii, c. ol' iliv uinount. oi’ the tciirlciz
- - ll_\' order.
lt. (‘. l,)ESRt)(‘IlE1tS.
` Sci-retnr
lli'purtiiioi\l of Public \\'orks,
()tl:i\\'u. Juni- li, . .
_ l 1918
Sec Treasurer Q04() I3 13\\'cd`\iE3li
ithcreon ure now ready for dt-llver_\-_ ._ __ _ i<‘ri,, 14th. 5.30 u..m. ......1_30 p,m
only thing readable wus a footnote |13( h 1 g den .gon-mation redness I '
lie censor himself: ' ogosnhnegs oicfhe skin or scalp. 
"Mnfluin, your son is iiiiito \\'cil_ bul F0;-li~`reeSBm|J|EE?Chbyg1ea:ag-'  
he talks too much." _ dress post-card: “ ut euro, p .
Boston, U. S. A." Sold everywhere: ' _ 
Ask for Mlnsrd's and take no other. _ ___
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New markers with f cur numbers '  '!']`.{ll£;_’s_"7§};`thf§ 1g_`§6`   ‘ ' 'séago 
Launch “8trsth||sstney"e
_ __________ ___J_uns. 1918 ___ -__ W.. - .
Auto ownerswho have not register- _ , _ 9 _ ,m _I , _ T 1
[gd or renewed meh' car perpms for olliecillglllyiligllllilfi-cl<h`dli Wetlilegdiyoldl'Fl‘li?"2l§&h'87a?fnn:|.  
.,_
t-he currem Season must do so _M cacii wack, during June, _Iuly and Aug-_'1`ues.. 25th,_10 a.m.   .ll.30 p.m_
ust. G. l\‘. llutchesou, Optometrist Fri.. 28111, an a.m.   p.m.
)
nce. Persons operating motor rc-
liicles without these new Markers
il
l
isplayed thereon after the 14th June.
918, will bc prosecuted according io
lin w.
ARTHUR NEWBERY.
A t P I ial S cretary
und ()pticiun_ 8035-U-12wed1iinontue5i. 7079-6~1~Mtf '
i, __ _ -W “T -li
A Great Clearance Sale
ss . rov nc e .
4004-6-8M4l
QQ J .
'EL' Y ' Although prices are advancing in all lines ot' goods this great clear-
,JQM ,_;.,; _ ance sale gives you an opportunity of saving twenty per cent on all the fol-
.  l lowing goods.
"\5Ef_]\` _ 80 cents buys $1.00 worth spot cash. _ .
.  --if-\>°.'»..fl.é.?-e"»~».-.
.L_¢»\».‘....~;,~...`-g,»e\x='»is
Mail Contract
SEALED 'I`ENDl~)RS. addressed to
he Postniasler General, will be rc-
oived at ()ttuwzt until Noon. on Fri-
lay, the :Sth July, 1918 for the convey-
intro oi' llis l\lnje:~:ty`s Mails, on u pro-
ooscd (‘ontruct for four cars. six
limes per wack over Rural Mail route
\'o. 6 from (`urdigun. l‘. E. Islund
front tho lst October noxl.
Printed notices contnininfz t'iirfl1ci‘
No goods on approbation. _
The undersigned offers for sale at a discount of 20 per cent all the
stock in trade. consisting of a full line ol’ fresh stocked Groceries, Crock-
crywure. 1lar<l\vare_ Rubbers, Rubber Boots in knee and hip. Overshoes in
_ one and two and four buckles. Wool unedrware, Fleece Unddrware, Towels,
1 (`oitons, Overalls, Mens punts, Mens Oil Coats. A lot of Wall papers new in
l this near.
' Our hardware consists oi’ 30 kegs nails' and spikes, 20 boxes glass, 20
f rails building paper, 500 cans paris green, Chicken wire all widths. Screen
iwir-e all widths, Spring mattresses. iron Beds Flock Mattresses, one bale
‘ cork wood. Brooms and sinall articles. _,
2 Remember 80 cents buys $1.00 worth of all the above goods.
_ _ WE oifcr special prices on sugar and flour and feeds; also Garden
` Seeds. lficld Seeds and etc. - '
` This sulc begins on `l\Iondu_v June 3rd and ends on the lst July. After
I that date all the goods not sold will be offered at Puhllc Auction. Including
int'orniution as to conditions ot' pro-l one ollice safe. one large oflicc desk, one large oval top show case, one set
posed (‘ontru<-t muy bc scorn and
blank fornis of 'l‘ondor muy be obtain-1 “Stocks." $500 i the Montague imperian Fox Ranch. $2000.000 in the Goo-
cd at the Post Offices of (‘urdigun und\ igetowu Silver Black I-‘ex t‘o., $500 shares in the Eastern Canning Co.
:it the oilii-c ot' thc Post Office lnspcc-l Six building lot.. with buildings thereon. If the Stocks and Buildings
l
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O
or.
JOHN F. WHEAR. '
` `I‘ost Office Inspector.
Post Office inspector’s Office
‘liai‘lottcto\vii 27th Mii_v, 1918.
15-5-29WeilJll. '
computing scales, one set Fairbanks scales, three sets 'small scales.
_arc not disposed oi' before the tlrst dn_v oi’ July they will be sold at public
i auction on thc 2nd tiny of July-1918. Weather permitting.
` W. W. JENKINS &. CO.
i Georgetown
1 All book iiclus must be settled by the ilrst July as after that date they
, will be collected in the Courts.
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The New McLaughlin Models
Eclipse all Previous Standards
of Beauty and Value
VEN more graceful In design with great-
E ar power the new series " I-I " more
than maintains the suprsmscyaccordsd
' " Canada's Standard Car '_' for eight succes-
sive seasons.
The famous Iictaugiilln valve-in-head motor
develops more power than any other type
of motor ofthe same bore and stroke, and
dsvslops this reserve power with the
minimum gasoline consumption. Every
mechanical feature of llchughlin ears has
been perfected to the same highstsndsrd of
efficiency as the motor.
McLaughlin designers and engineers lisve
built i2 body styles of rare beauty-worthy
masterpieces of our ooaoh builders' srt. as
This complete line of 12 new models built.
Cn
MKLAUUHLIN WILL BUILD THEM
'\\ In one group of factories Ind distributed by
W ~ /li 12 branches and over W0 dealers from ooast
 ‘ " I ‘_ -to cout includes a ear for every need.
` ` /-_ `  - See the new series "B" before you hay your - ' 
1’ \ _ ____ _ __/-' car. » w- » -- '_'/' -'lil ` 4' _
- _  £1‘2E  ` _ _ (
` 'A " frwnew acrrrs Aurouosites Aus sun.r, _ _____ _  _i __. _____ `
" 'ri-is M¢i.Au'cHi.iN Moron can co "‘°“"“"' ""°'°°""°""°""" ”"“'
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Oshawa, Ontario m ml
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‘ Now that seeding is over take a day oif after a hard season’s work and enjo ‘
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ACES and Auto Show
in Charlottetown, Wednesday, June 1-9i
Leaders in -lnleresl and Excitement Will be alfever Heal
AllP0inlS_0fille1'i’t” _ A Big lime Assured ' -
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  be in attendance and a good limeis assured to all.
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 Don’i Forget the Date, Wednesday, June -19th
' Races Start at 2 p. m, Band in Attendance
~Mcl`.aughlin Auto Show
By special arrangement McLaughlin Aut;mobiies are _granted-the special
and exclusive privin-‘ge of entering thecentre field. Consequently all Mcs
Laughlin Car owners with their passenger friends will be permitted to enter
the centre field and witness the horse races from their seats. In this way
they can see the races with more comfort and with-iut the expense of pat-
ronizing the grand stand. ‘ _
A special showing of New McLaughlin Models will also be. made and expert
demonstrators will be presentlfor the beneiitof the public. '
All owners of McLaughlin Gare will please accept this as a special invitation
to be present at the Horse Races and Auto Show and enjoy the special privi-
leges arranged for them
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CLASSES AND PURSES
No. l 2.19`Gl.1ss.Trot, 2.22-Class Pace, Purse $1 25.09 No. 2 Free lor all Trot and Face. Purse $125.00
I No.3 235 Class Trot `Purse $100.00 ‘
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