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, _-_.(8pselai to The Guardian),
 QFONTO. August 19.-0ntario's
 eliiction witli”a wide open fran-
_ will be held today when the el-
toihifot Northeast Toronto and East
‘ .
‘n,\`1i,}iiiore than doubled in numbers
 the last provincial general elec»
on,'._h§Uthe extension of the francli-.
'#_e"~tp`, men, will express their pre-
rafbbhl. In ,Northeast Toronto the
'otdirbave to choose between 'Hon
lr. Cody, the newly appointed mlnis~
s`_r'of`education, and William Varley.
 as a soldier labor candidate
o(~fagriculture, and John Galbraith, a
gdnflelnan of indefinite aiiiliations,
whois running as an independent.
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RA|lWAYS
`- sP£ciAi. Novice
lt _ has been decided to continue
 S. Northumberland on thc Sum-
rii_is'ijl'|1e-Point du Chenorouio for the
prebdnt. ' Passenger service via Capes
Itt‘i_ile will not go into effect until fur-
 notioe. This cancels arrange
Uflllt/I previously announced. `
Dliglot Passenger Agent's Office,
_` Hharlottstown, Aug. 14th, 1918.
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Mrs. Goddess Tells How It
May be Passed in Safety
_ and Comfort.
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Augusi Races
my `M°"‘"°'° C°“" 9 °' m’ Horse Races will he held at tlie
‘Prince Edward 'Theatre 3, 'I and
1.45 p. m. ‘
The Lyoium Moving Pictures, 3,
7.10 and 8.45p .m .
Ali! for Minard's and take no other
i 
_ BIRTHS
i 
MeNUTT.-At Dsrnley. on Sunday,
Aliluet 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Wal-
lace McNutt. a son.
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` MARRIAGES
PEOPLE’S TRACK
GARFIELD, BELFAST
On _
Saturday August 24th.
2.19 Class Trot and Pace . 
Purse ...................$l00.00
2.35 Class Trot ane Pace...........
Purse _ . . . . _ . _
._........$80.00
3 Minute Trot and Pace........ 
Purse......'..............$60.00
All mile heats to harness.
Races to start at 1 30 P.M.
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Balrns,
And a' ,that 'Ile ln Scotsmen'a
airms,” '
are expected to be present with the
Scotsmen at 'he Scottish Gathering
%  Autf\m0bileS all0Wed in Centre lin Chai-|of,,..1°wn on Wednesday
'rii_oweDAL£- cAMEnoN- At me
libhie of the brld‘e’s father, August
islii by new. J. ~s. Mackay, .iesspii
P. Trowsdale of Crapaud to Bertha
llsleiia, daughter of Thomas Cameron
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’ i ‘ VICTORY
‘ ‘ DEATHS
field. Admis~ion 50c.
Entries will close lon August
20th. _
Admission to grounds 25 Child-
ren l5c. v
A good days sport is expected.
A lee of 5 pi r cent must ac-
company each cntrv and 5 per
cr-nt from money winni-rs. -
Well stocked salooi s and ,tea
'ables on the grounds
‘msc-oi.i..-In Watertown, Aug. 15, A. W. |VlcLEOD
lines A.. beloved husband of Mary Garfield .
. .Driscoll (nee McPhee.) Furwral Prop P¢Up1eS Track
. i 1 - f ni i 1 id , ' _ '
no pure rom s a e res ence /N B No horse Wm be named
50 r;vli.»ol Si. Charlottetown Satur
1 L 1' 2 ' ' siihoul entrance fee accompanies
lay, Aiiizils 7, at a.m
TN M E_l\iORIA M
in loving memory of Gordon Mac-
.\'dill killed in action ln France on
Allgillt 21, 1917.
"He giveth His beloved sleep." ,
988941.
Mli\ard's Linlment used byThysiclans
"/_ _1._l_____i
c__iEMoN Juicer .
nuts _ on TAN
 tanned or frecklcd
. tieele the juice of two lemons into
,I bttle containing three ounces oi’
White, shake well, and you
linda is quarter pint of the best freckle
siiburn and tan lotion. and complex.
gilt beantliler, at very, very small
Fgfour grocer has the lemons and any
I 18| store or toilet counter will sup-
ply three ounces of Orchard White for
Qlflilw cents. Massage this sweetly
t lotion into the face. neck,
ami' hands each dx and see how
V les, sunburn, win urn and tan
pear and how clear, soft and
_p the skin becomes. Yes! It is
5.d'?'J
BONDS
The price ngimed_ today
,by the Committee is 100
and sccrureg iiiazeiétast. No
commission , , ears.
Sendspplicationtoy
Eastern Trust Co '
C.H.B. LONGWORTH
Acting Manager
Assnissuessstnst
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each order.
lt day not fine will be held
first fine day following.
LABOR DAY
RACES
NOR TH SYDNEY
TROTTING PARK
` CLA SSES
9 Trot and Pace
0 Trot and Pace
0 Trot and Pace
Purses three hundred fifty
ldollars.
Entries close August 24th
J. C. LEMOINE
Secretary
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Synopsis ol Caosdisn Northwest
Land Regulstions
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THB sole head of s smily or any male over
rlkllleen years old. may hun este_ad a quarts:
section of available Dominion land in Manitoba.
Saskatchewan or Alberts. Applicant must an
pear in nelson st the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub-Aaency for ilie District. Entry by proxy
may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency
but not Hub~Agency on certain conditions.
Duties-Six months residence uron and cul
llvaiiou of the lsnd in each of i ree years. A
hmnestruier may Iiv! within nine miles el his
homestead on a isrm ol at least 80 acres. on
certain conditions. A habitable house is ve-
quirrd except where residence is performed in the
icinlt . '
ln cyertsin districts a iiumestesrler in gqpd stand-
ing may pre-empi s quar1er~sect1on along side his
homestead. Price $3.00 per scic. _
Duties Sis months residence in each oi' three
years sfirr earning homestead patent; also $0 acres
extra cullivsiinn. Pre-emotion palenl maybe oir
lalried ss soon ss homestead pateuh on certain
conditions
A ssillsr who has exhausted his homestead right
may take s purchased homestead in certain districts.
rflee tyco ri- sen. Duties-ilut rsslde six months
as ssc oft; ‘se ysarl, cultivate so acres and sions
vu:
Tlisfsves :”C:i'lllv;lbif;n‘i’sr :i°bi;c't.t:d  I:
use rou cz-u ii . vs
mugs sibsilnmd for euliivsiles under cms i
next.
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When
Your Liver is
oui oi 0rdei°
You know the signs-a
heavy head, sick stomach,
bad taste in the mouth,
latent dyspepsia. , Pay strict
attention to these symptoms
and get prompt relief TX
using Beecham’s Pills.
few doses will stimulate the
liver, help the stomach, reg-
ulate the bowels and make
a great difference in your
general feeling. Not ing
will lplut you on your feet so
,quic y as a dose or two of
BEE[llAM'S
Pill.
Lanes! Sale of sn{°x'edL¢;inl:‘:i:‘.tge‘;Vorld.
AUCTION SALE
I am instructed by Wm. Pound
Fredericton to sell by Public auction
on Thursday August 29 at 2 o'clock.
The following stock: 1 horse six years
old, weight 1250; 1 liorso 8 years old.
weight 1300; 1 more with foal by side
sired* 'by Galair; 8 milk cows, some
giving 38 lbs of milk pei' day;10 steers
weight from 900 to 1000 each; 6 heif-
ors 2% years old; 7 steers, 1% years
old; 5 helfers 1% years old; 3 calves
Terms six months credit on approved
joint notes.
W. D. McCOUBR‘EV,
Auctioneer
952-8-2lwthutuew4l.
Bonsliaw-Charlottetown
TIME TABLE
Launch "3trsth||artnsy"
AUGUST, 191!
Leave Boushaw. Leave Ch'town
Friday 2,7 a. m.   3 p. m.
Tuesday 6, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 6.30 p. m.
ri-may 9,11 s. m. ._  6.30 p. m.
Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. .. .. 2 p. ln.
Friday 10, 7 s. m. .. ....3.30 p. ni.
Tuesday 20 8.30 s. m.  ..8 p. m.
Friday 23.10.30   6.30 p. m.
Friday 27 Bs. ni. .. .. .. ..1 p. ni.
Friday 30' 7 s. ni. .. ..8.80 p. m.
Fr
The death of Donald H. McLean, a.
well known resident of Souris Line
Road occurred at his home on Friday
July 26th in the seventy»elghtii year
of his age after a short illness. Dec-
eased, the only son of the late Hugh
McLean ‘was -born in Scotland and im~
migrated w-‘Iitii his :parents -to this
country when a. fboy. He leaves two
sons Ronald in Philadelphia and Lines
at home, and three daughters Eva and
Melvlno at home and Katie ix religious
at St. l"aul's, Ml,nn. His funeral took
place the Sunday evening alter his
death to St. Mary’s Cemetery and
was very largely attended. The funer-
afl arrangements were in charge of
undertaker 'Dingwell of Souris. He is
also survived by one sister Mrs.
Stephen A. ‘McDonaid, Sourls. His
wife -predeceased him a few years ugo.
May ‘his soul rest in peace.
Wr|LLiAM R. DINNIS
At Margate, on Thursday, morning
the 8th inst after s lingering illness.
william R. Dinnis passed peacefully
to his eternal reward, in the 73rd
year of his age.
He leaves a wife, live daughters
and three sons to mourn the loss ot u
kind and devoted husband and father.
but they sorrow not without good
hope. Two sisters. and' two ‘brothers
also survive. Mr. Dlniils will be much
missed in the home and in the com
munity. He was a loyall supporter of
the Margate Methodist Church at the
services' of which ho was reg-ulur ir
his attendance, when health permitted
and 'for a number of years he was an
active member of the trustee. board.
His wife and family, who so ai.tentlve\
ly watched' by him, and faithfully min
istered to him _ln his sickness and his
pastor and friends who visited him
wore glad to ilnd him trusting ir.
Christ, his ‘personal Saviour.
A large niiinlber of people from far
aiid near camo to t-he funeral,_'tlius
showing their esteem for the deceas
ed and' their sympathy for the bereav
ed ones. The services were conduct
ed by the pastor assisted by Rev. W.
E. Johnson. Interment took place ai
tlio Margate Cemetery.
_ WILLIAM AVLWARD
Hlsmany friends throughout this
province will hear with deep reglrei
of the death of Wm. Ayilward, who
d'led~at his home in Moreli on Sunday'
August 11th after an illness' of alinosl
four months.
' Early ln April he contracted cold
which developed into pneumonia an-i
despite the best medical care and ten-
der nursing, he gradually sank pass
ing peacefully away Sunday after
noon. .
The deceased was a contractor and
builder and spent si number of years
at that trade botli et home and in
i.he United States. There stands today
many edlilces on. this Island erecio-il
by liliu, the last one being the beauti-
i`ul parochlcal residence of Morell.
lie possessed a most excellent chi\i'~
actor and was hold in the highest cs-
ieeni by all who had' the pleasure of
his acquaintance lining of a kind and
1:-onerous nature. a charitable min
christian disposition." His friends
were legion_who always found a gen-
ial welcome in his -hospitable home
and who will -long cbeilsli his memory
with feelings oi' respect and love, The
miinerous floral tributes donated by
kind friends lg-o to show the respeci
in which lie rwas held'. ,
He was visited frequently during- the
illness by his devoted pastor, Rev.
Father Duffy who arlinllnlstercd to
him the Sacred Rites of the Catholic
 
THE MARITIME
Education Convention
Meets at Moncton, N. B., Angus;
27th, 28th, 29th. A good prog,-am hm.,
been prepared. Those who purpose
attending will kindly communicate
with Mrs. S. W. Irons, Moncton, N
B., at as early a" date as possible and
arrange for accomodations.
879-8-16M6i.
City Property
Sale 1
To-_day
ing 211~217 Water St., will be sold
at Public Auction at 12 o’clock noon
on'WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21st.
This Real Estate has a large area,
30 by 84 ll-. close to railway station,
Mid ll! Wlllllible for residence And
business purposes.
It is excellent renthig property and
yields a large income.
3°m° °“° Will set a bsrssiu. Come.
Terms at sale. '
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' /A “' ul Mismoowmaul-W§cMl.iaAN f "W   .fl E- -'
Mhrnildr
Blaze    
Every householder should have If
` T-lealthful in principle-durable in construction, 111|;
-convenient in operation-reasonable in first
cost and economical in consumption of fuel,-
tlie Enterprise Blazer Furnace is the choice of
nearly every man who investigates the merits
of different heating systems.
Write for frss booklet containing valuable  I7
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_ ...F Eur D R Yff-“5 <__S_s.<;»<\/,LL_1-11.. ti-B~ _ /
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mem er
He leaves to mourn besides ii sor-
rowlirg fwidow, one sister, live caugnl
ters and three sons. (John the eldest
of Brooklyn, N. Y., visited liim dur-‘
ing his illness.) He also leaves two,
stepsons and two step-daughters' who;
cherish the memory of d““lovlng stcp~
father. V 1
_ His funeral one of the 'largest ever
seen in that locality took place on'
Tuesday '._morning to St. Joseph‘s
Church where the funeral Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Duffy after
which his remains was laid' to rest
ln the adjoining cemetery beside thosw
of his daughter Clara.
The hoarse which conveyed his re~
mains to,,their last resting place was
drawn'by a span of black horses.
The pall .bearers were .Messrs John
Larkeri, Patrick I-Iuglies, George, Les-i
lie, Himimond McEwen, Aiiibrose
Barry and Peter Ryan. May his soul
rest in peace. Other papers please
copy.
MRS. JAMES AFFLECK
There passed away at Cherry Hill
on Tuesday July 23rd' Priscilla, wld-
ow of the late James Affleck iii the
86th year 'ol her age.
The deceased was well and favor
ably known to a large circle of relat
lvas and friends. Kind in disposition.
frank in speech, truly ‘Christian in
character, she will *be much missed ln
the coiumuiilty where she and her
husband who p'reile‘cea'sed 'her by only
seven months, spent nenrly slxtycev
en years of niarried life.
The funeral took -place on Thurs-
day tlie services at the home and
grave being conducted by the Rev.
R. D. Collin of Westville, N. S., and
the Rev. 1Vlr.' Kingston of Mount
Stewailt. The pall bearers were J. J. `,
McDonald. Albert Collin, Henry Mc~l
isiwen, Augustine -McDonald, Il.oberi‘
Macassey, James ¢McCannell. Five
sons and four dung-liters remain to
mourn the loss of ii kliid mother.
John in ‘Mount Stewart; Alfred in
Charlottetown; Joseph and Robert in
Lawrence, Mass; Mrs. David Gallant,
Revere. Mass.; ‘Elizabeth in Malden;
Mrs. Frederick Jardine, Head of
Hillsboro; and Mrs. Willlaiii Mc-
Kenzie, St. Andrews.
::lSiniplo ami sure--Dr. Thomas'
Eclcctrlc Oil is so simple in applliation
that a child can understand the in-
structions. Used as a liniment the
only direction ls’to rufh, and when
used as it rliesslni; to apply. The dir-
ections are so .plain and uninlstako
ohio that they are rapidly understood
All country orders for repairing and'
tuning pianos and organs will be rec-
eived until September 10tli.
L. N. MARCOU,
9 Richmond St.
888-8-17sws3l .
Notre Dame Academy
Charlottetown f
couliitkclni. DEPARTMENT
The Commercial Class at Notre
Dame Acadoniy re»0peiis Sept. tlilrd.
The full coume includes Stenography.
Typewrltlng, Bookkeeping, Oillce Rou-
tine, and Commercial Arithmetic, in
addition to the fundamental branches
of'Eiiglish. These subjects are taught
according to the most Vapproveilmod-
ern methods. Pupils wishing to take
the Short Course /nre at liberty to do
so. Students are also prepared for
Civil Service Examination.
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
898-8-17sws2l.
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cnsrgn _er which he was s fsiinrni NOTICE  S 1 
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Farm consisting of 75 acres, 'is
ncres clear and 2 with wood and scant;
ling. A never-falling stream at both
ends of farm. This farm is in a high
state of cultivation and is only three
miles from Hillsboro Bridge. For _fug-
tlicr particulars apply to owner on tho
promises. '
H. J. KENNEDV, '
Southport.
918-8-17M3lpd. RR. N0. l.
Annual ~ Meeting
The adjourned annual meeting of
_the Rogers' Payton Silver Black
Foxes, Ltd., will be held in the oilloe
of the Sepretary Treasurer, 84 Great
George Street, Charlottetown, P. lil.
Island, on Tuesday, August 27th, at
the hour of 2 o'clock p. in.
W. K. ROGERS,
Secretary Treasurer.
813-8~13tlis2wks.
Hi
Auction Sale 7
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Thursday, August 22, 1918, at 2 0’clck
nonsss, CATTLE, SHEEP,
cnnnincizs, ETC.
lam instructed by Mr. D. McDonald to sell the following stock on his
farm at Sprlngton, known as the Ma
1 lilly, three years old, Mayor Todd,
Dam Brazilian. '
1 filly, three years old, Miiyor Todd.
Dani Joe Dillon.
1 filly, two years old, Capt. Aubrey,
Dam Haphasger.
1 illly, three years old, general 'pur-
pose, Sire Sir Edward.
1 marc, tivo years old, general pur-
pose.
6 mllch cows.
3 cows, to freshen in September.
Terms.-Six months on approved
cash.
by young or old. _ " ,
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Minards Llnlrnent Lumbermans Friend
rtln property:-
G dry cows.
12 heliers, three years old.
10 licliers, two years old. _»
15 stoors, two and three years bid.
6 steers, -one your old.
5 heifers, one year old.
6 young pigs.
15 good ewes
ii owe' lnmha.
2 roms.
2 rubber tire wagons (new) ~»
1! sets of liuriiess-
ijolnt notes. Discount allowed on
BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer
873-8-I 6M5l
.
£1? =. .
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OVERNBFIENT RAILAAIAYB
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ` '
` Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918 _
Train Outward-Read Down
nlyi. P.M. AM.
4.00 12.15 6.25 ~
5.20 1.4s 7.25
sos. 2.50 'Lss
uso 3.30 s_24
':.2o 4.10 s.so
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ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME
Dep. Charlottetown Arr.
Hunter River
An Emerald J unctlon
ai Kensing ‘n
Arr. Summersiue Dep.
r-s
Trains Inward-Read lilo
' l’.M. , mls
A.M. P.M.
11.55
10.47
10.09
0.37
9.10
11.10
10.10
9.40
9.10
8.45
7.40
6.50
5.10
io_1|
s.4o
P.M.
12.20
2.10
3.57
5.07
6.05
8.50
9.48
10.37
11.18
11.55
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Dell. Summerside Arr.
Port Hill
0'Leary
Alberton
Arr. Tignish Dep.
8.35
7.40
6.52
6.05
5.30
5.85
3.56
2.35
1.07
12.05
i
9.45
Dept. Emerald J unction Arr.
~ 10.45 an-_ noi-aes psp, 'f 'i H71' 1 1*. -
7.30

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Dep. Charlottetown Arr.
Mount Stewart `
Morsll
St. Peters
Arr. Sourls . D99 _
A.M.
9.00
8.35
8.07
7.45
8.45
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