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l`_¢t¢\.|.v-At me P. E. island Hospi-
 August Sth to Mr. and Mrs.
george H. lqeiiy of Covehead a son.
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tilunruva-At Mill volley, July som,
url Ch"°tY M“l'PhY» “Sed 79 Yeam 3p||:¢|1-5 the large number of _people attending
BEM)-in San Diego, California, July
25, 1918, William Reid; a native of
Prince Edward island, who leaves a
widow, lilargaret A. Reid, two sisters
Mrs. Geo. Gardner of Watertown,
Mass., Mrs. Wm. Thomas of Somer-
ville, Mass., three brothers, C. I...
lloid of Chicago, and* Robert Reid of
Crapaud, P, E. I. a member of F.
and A. M. of Prince Edward Island;
aged 70 years. Deceased left P. E.
i. about thirty years ago.
:»llnard'| -Lintlnent Oo.. Limited
Gents,-I cured a valuable hunting
dog of mange with MlNARD‘S LINI-
MlelN'l‘ after several veterlnaries had
treated him. without doing him any
normanent good.
Yours, &c.,
WILFRID GANGNE
l’rop. of Grand Central Hotel
Drummond. Aug. li, '04,
Auction Sale
AUCTION 8ALlE    
We will soil by public auction on
Saturday, August 17th, 1918, at one
o’cl0¢k, on the Lower St. Petcr’s
Road, adjoining Mr. A. W. McKlly’s
farm (Lawndale), the following stock
3-6 choice miich cows with calves at
iilde; 4 now due to freshen; 3 young
cattle, 2 steers, 3 years old; 1 horse
3 years old.
-_-fi`ex‘ms: 6 months on approved note.
0 per cent off for cash.
BENJ. CARTER,
Auctioneer
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` EARM FOR SALE
I alter for -sale my farm of 101
acres ,situated at l<‘_renchfort..fronting
eil thi! East River, 90 acres clear 10
with scuntiing and fencing. A never
failing stream of water runs across
the farm and there is an
abundance of sea. manure at the shore
This farm has good buildings and a
béstitilul situation near to churches
M_1'd_°'school. Only 2 miles from
Dlthltaffnage Creamery, 2 miles from
iidiiord ny. station and 10 miles
i‘rl_i_h'_ Charlotitertown _
'-",_Will -sell farm with or without crop
A'b\7ly_on premises to owner, Fred
095911.' Frenchfort, or Peter Brodie,
au_¢tioneer,' Yorlr. 77913-10Mstt4_lpd.
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'L ,Y _i . ,cL08|NG PRICES
1li‘_‘° ' ‘ _ Yesterday Today
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ISLAND BOY'S CHEERFUL
The following letter has been re-
ceived by Miss Katie Manning, from
her brother Pte. L. A. Manning.
Somewhere in France.
July 2nd 1918
My dear Sister Katie:
Received your welcome letter today
and wus very pleased to hear from
you again. I urn quite well and
every thing is looking O.K. consider-
ing war conditions. We had lovely
weather for over a month, I do not
think we had at cloudy day lu all that
time. Well Sister how is every
thing going with you since going
home. I hope you are having a good
time, I expect to ring in with you next
year und then we will have the good
time 1 will be iililo to toll you lots or
funny things that has happened since
I left home. Weil Kiltie with regard to
this war I cun’t tell you very much.
expect our side is doing good work.
Our Canadian boys certainly geh good
praise over here. I heard times were
pretty good down around Souris and
Rollo Bay. I would like to take in a
good old-fashioned dance. Iiere's hop-
ing to in the future, as I think victory
will soon be here. I heard there are
quite a few of the boys in training. I
nm sure you must miss Francie for
he was a jolly chnp.
Now dear sister I hope you are not
worrying ovcr mc “or I am all right.
have been up the line quite often and
having good luck, and lots .to eat. We
expect to rest soon and will write
more often. Now I must close. Give
my kindest regards to all enquiring
friends. Lots ot’ love to Mother and
Dull :ind all the rest not forgetting
yourself. Write soon.
Your loving Brother
THOMAS.
M|nard's Llnlment used by Physicians
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' I have been misjudgcd. But I
had been deeply wronged and
I was desperate.
See 
"THE MODBUS CONFES-
SION"
with Mary Macliaren
at the Prince Edward Theatre
on Wednesday and Thursday
August 14 und 15
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Auction Sale
SUPERIOR BRICK DWELLlN'G
HOUSE, STORE AND STABLE
I am instructed to sell by auction
on the premises 75 Dorchester Street.
on Thursday the 15th doy of August,
at twelve o’clock noon a lot of land
having a frontage of 48 feet on
Dorchester Street, and only one door
west of Queen St., with large three
story brick dwelling house, store and
stable thereon, up-to-date, hot water
heating and plumbing, all in llrst class
condition. I
This properby offers a rare oppor-
tunity for a good investment.
intending _purelluscrs may inspect
the premises any afternoon from 2
o'clock to five. Terms easy. Made
known at sale.
R. BEARISTO,
Auctioneer.
797-8 i -812M4i _
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ANDREW MCKINNON
The community of McAskill River
and adjacent country was saddened by
the news of the death of Andrew llc-
Kiinnon on July 17th, 1918. aged 67
years. Deceased was well and favor-
ably known in the community in
which he spent the greater part of his
life. Some years ago he went to'
California and remained there several
years until failing health neceasiated
his return home about llree years
ago. I-le engaged in the grocery
business and by strict attention to
a good trade. The funeral to- St.
Peter’s Church was largely attended
bearing witness to the esteem in
which he was held. Com. (Boston
and California papers please copy.)
____
MRS. MARGARET MACLEOD
There passed away at St Peter’a
Road, Cardigan, on Monday, July 15th
Mrs. Margaret MacLe_od, relict of -the
‘ate Norman MacLeod at the advanc-
ed age of 89 years. The deceased was
me of the oldest residents in that
section of the country. She was born
in Raasay, Scotland, in the year 1829,
ind emigrated to this province with
Ileriparents, when it was a primeval
forest in the year 1830. The late
Murdock MacLean and family settled
in Upper' Belle Creek, known now as
Melville. _The late Mrs. MacLeod was
of genial and cheerful disposition.
She endeared herself to all who knew
her. She retained her faculties to
the last, and died trusting in the me-
rits of her Redeemer. She leaves to
mourn two sous, Alexander, of Gale-
ton, Pa., and Murdock, with whom
she resided', and five daughters, Mary
wife of Daniel Dewar, Roxbury, Mass,
Mrs. Frank Boyn, Mass.; Mrs. Dan-
iel McLean, St. Peter‘s Bay; Mrs. Jes-
sie Oliver, Alberton, P. E. I., and
Maggie at the Faleonwood Hospital,
in the Presbyterian Church Cardi-
are they who die in t-he Lord.
Scotland .
rowing hcsband one son Thomas; also
in Tryon May 13th. Rev. Waldron
McQu-arrie Presbyterian Pastor at
Bedeque ofllciating. The large number
oif people which gathered' at the home
and followed the remains to Cape
Traverse Cemetery show the esteem
which they held for the once cheerful
character who -lay at rest.
Gone from this world of' trouble
To a Land of joy and light
Where sorrow cannot enter
Round the throne of God so bright.
ller loving voice we‘ll hear no more `
While in this land wo dwell `
But God was ready for her
And' “He doeth all things well_"
What joy there would be on that morn-
ing ' ‘
When she reached that Happy
-Shore
To depart from them no more.
Where none ever wake to weep
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Acting Manager
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oi Canadian Northwest
had Regulation
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THE sole head of a' emily or any male over
_rllhteen yearn old. rlilv hon :stead I quarter
section of available Dominion land in Manitoba,
bllkatchewen or Alberia. Applicant must np-
pnr in person at tho Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub-Aaency for the liistrlct. Entry by pm"
me( be made at any Dominion Lanai Agency
mm Axencyoneemln conditions. `
im- il moss? residence upon and ml
tivatlon the ia in each of ree vean. A
homeaieldef may yn within nine miles of hh
homestead on a um of at least Bo acres, on
certain conditions. A habitable house is re-
quired except where residence is performed in gym
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icinity_
in certain districts A horncstesrier in good stand.
ing may pre-erupt I quarter-section along aids hi.
homeltcnd._ Price 83.00 pcr acre.
Duties Six months residence in each of tlmee
years after earning liome~tcad patent; also 50 egg"
extra cultivation. Pre-cninimn paieni maybe 'nb-
t\in;g:_ ln soon u homruead intent, on comin
n i s
so on
A seiiler who has elrh.-uufed his homestead right
may take a purchased hqnlesteld in certain dintricg,
Price ,_A-un Ref acre. Dutm-Must reside llx month;
 ice yoga. cultivate ge acre and smog;
The area oipigrklvailon is subject to reduction in
een of rough, :chubby or stony land, Ll" M*
may be aubuinnad for elitlvatlon under um |-
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Dewi! the biinieterlei the lgoriqf
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The death of Mr. John Sherren of
St. Catherlne's, on the 15th of June,
cast rl gloom not only over this com-
munity. but also over thc adjoining.
settlements, as John was u general fa-
vorite among both young and old. Oi'
a vigorous constitution he was one of
the last we would suppose would be
called away. But God's ways are not
our ways, nor His thoughts as our
thoughts. His sicknes was of a lin-
gering natiire, yet all was lborne with
patience and entire submission to
the will of his heavenly Father. His I mi
trust and confidence were firmly fix- - y0un_smcem|y_
ed and the only Saviour of men, the DAWD ¢_ 3|R0M_
Lord Jesus Christ. It seems hard _to - _,i
see a young man of splendid character Franco, July 12th, 1918.' ~~"
called away from earth, whilst many My deg- Mrs. Comm I want to
that we at least think are not much thank you and the members of the St.
good for anything left here. but God 'Peters Bay Red Cross Society for
does _ali things wisely, and the short- the very welcome gift of socks which _
er this life the longer immortality. arrived today. lean assure you they
Hs leaves to mourn the loss of a duti- were very much appreciated not only
ful son and affectionate brother, a for themselves but as a sign of the
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B.C., James on military service, Geo.,
tended by it large ntlmller oi' people.
Till about two months previous to Mass,-3 James Macy,”-1 Cn_ Dani?) town, has received tho following lot
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death she had seemingly enjoyed the MacFadyen_ John MaCEem_.hm.n_ Sm, ter from her brother.  
best of health and although death was mom- ,,cL,,an_ Ne" _Mm.K,,nZiB ,mul France, June 30th. 1913-
expected it came as a shock to her John rnurie acting as pau_h9m_m_s_ 'Dear Sister Kuthelecnz ' 
many friends and ¥'010UVeS~ All that “Blessed are the deud who die in the! I read your mom' Welcome letter
loving hands and skillful care could Lord; yea with the gpm, Um, thcmand was glad to hear you wore all CHANGE IN TIME TABLE
ll‘0 Was Of 110 SWHU- may rest from their labors and their ' in good hemth- I am 315° glad  hear ____,,
She leaves to mourn besides a sor- works do follow tllcm."-Com. YOU MB get?-ilu; ill-wt H0112! F01' m0 US commmmn mama Au “Bt 19th_
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and
Mrs. George Palmer, Mount Royal in
the death of their infant daughter
Greta Jane nged 16 months and 3 days
Little Greta had been a great sufferer
for about 4 months. A.l'l that -medical
skill and careful nursing could do was
of no avail and on Monday July 15th
the little spirit passed to 'Him who
said, "Suffer Little Children to' Come
Unto Me". Besides the sorrowing_
parents one little sis-ter Doris is lefti
to mourn the little loved one. The
funeral was held on Tuesday affer-
no-on 16th. Rev. Robert Murray con-,
ducting the services at the homo and
grave. Four A of the little neighbor
boys; George Buchanan, Harry Mc-
Donald, Willie McDona.l'd and Malcolm
Buchanan were pall -bearers. Tho lit-
tle remnins were luid to rest in Bloom-i,
field Cemetery.
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United again with her loved ones- PARCELS Ap~PREc‘ATED ‘ now. I received a letter from Joe,
The following letters speak for H and t u I ti
T0 the M hm W*"1JeS“° .i..........._  - -A --=»=-=»
From 528905 Pte David Girom "
Prince Edward island, Canada.
My Dear Friend: i am writing you
this short epistle as I sit in my dug-
out to thank you for the recent splend-
did box of comforts which I received
from the St. Peter’s Red Cross
Society. I distributed it among some
of the boys of our battalion. I wish
you as the President of the society, to
thank the members of it lor ms. May
prosperity bless their christian and
philantropic labors. l -The Red Cross
is certainly doing a Christ-like work.
l-i-__.,,_»
'-Fitzgerald.. Well you can just bet it
Isn’t it. Let me thank you again, `
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five sisters, vizz., Hector in Clinoeiports and encourages us all so much about us, I am as well as ever. Well
MRS' JOHN F' MCNEILL - Cove Neil and Peter in Grand Forks, OU! l1Gl`€- Katie I must 0103*’ “OW with 1°” t°
Again thanking you.
A sad gloom was cast over the_com- at h0me_ M,-s_ Jm;_ Taylor, Charlotte-i Yours Sincerely, Your loving Brother,
munity ofTry0n.. May 11th irish- r0w.._M,B__yf,h,. MacL.,m._p.-0v|.i.,nce_| H. P. MAci<eEN, cAPT. o.l=.A. PTE. .lAcl< l=A~lncl-lll.o,
When Jilfw DAWSON. b€l0V9d Wife 01' R_1_, Mi-g_ Donald Mu¢L@,m_ D¢r5;\l,1@;i ?nd Canadian Heavy Battalion. 2nd Canadian Infantry Works Butt.
5°h“ F- MUNGUI Passed 9e“°0f`“Hy Mrs. Walter Carson, Bonahaw_ :mill
fmm this World °f Life Etenml- Mrs. Alexander MacDougall. Thel ___
Deceased was 71 years of age and funeral services were continued by'0LD FRIENDS MEET IN ENGLAND Mme,-ds |_|n|m°m Lumhvmam |:,|°m|
,si devout member of the church of the_ Rem D, MacLean and were M__l `
Miss Katheloen `Fairchi.ld', Georges'
I can still warbic it little yet und am
two daughters Mrs. Albert Mabey and out of the hospital H_0W 41110 @XDBCi 10 Island.. Wm' resume Bervme between
Margaret all llvlllg in TYYOH- "H55 GRETA PALMER g" back up ‘the “ne to my Bntmnon Borden and Tormentin and the time
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The funeral t°°k Place at her home ____ ` m about a weeks time from now' x table will be the same as was in ei-
had is pleasant surprise last night. I
was just going to retire to my littlo
side my .tent for tl. fow minutes and
who should I run up again but Jack.
was a merry meeting for I never ex-
pected to see him here I thought he
was in tho line but he is going into
the Army Service Corps and will not
go on the firing line again. I showed
him your letter well you cou-ld have
tied him with a straw after he read
lt, he luugliod so mucll.
I received a very nice box from a.
lady of the Red Cross, of New Gius-
gow, Nova Scotia, and I have just sent
it letter' expressing my sincere thanks
for her kindness.
I am pleased to hear you are get-
ting along so well at school, rememb-
iife although you may not realize it
from Winchester, England, where he
is still driving a motor truck. llc is
bed when I happened to stroll nut- daily_
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you and all.
L E Y, E
1918, the Car Ferry "Prince Edward
fect when she was withdrawn, giving
two return trips to tho mainland
The service between* Sulnmersidc
and Point du Chene will be discon-
tiued after Saturday, August 17th,
1918.
District Passenger Agent’s Olllce,
August 10th, 1918.
" 795-8-izlvlniwir
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Annual Meeting
Tile adjourned annual meeting of
the Rogers Payton Silver Black
,Foxes, Ltd., will be held in the oliice
of the Secretary Treasurer. 84 Great
George Street, Charlottetown, P. E.
Isl
or they are the happiest days of your and’ on Tuesday’ August asm' at
the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.
W. K. ROGERS,
Secretary Treasurer.
813-8-13tlis2wks _ '
In a land -that's free from sorrow A M ' ’ 
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Asleep' Yes' m°““°" S'°°”' 75th Canadians. -a.lf:.F., Francs.  alse ` New ,B ,M ,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, your ,heel
July 12th and lambs for WORMS Dr Church'l
M _ C m _ s__ P ,_ »' _M d Anthelmintic for sheep'has'been rec-
Mn. _lol-ln el-lsnnzlv " _ G°°'g° ° “' P'°° _ °°’” O esty ommenaod by tile Dept. or Agricul-
Bay R' C' society' 'St' Pete" Bay' ' ture at Washington as the best rem
has led many a suffer-
ing person to neglect
the treatment of piles. l
The itching, stinging
sensations produce the
keenest distress. The
thought of a surgical -
operation brings men-
tal anxiety which uit -
dermines the general
health. ’
Relief can always be
obtained by the appli- ,
cation of Dr. Chase’s
Ointment, and in most
cases persistent "treat-
ment brings about
complete cure. This
ointment is worth try-
ing .whenyou think, of
the 'comfort to be ob-
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father and mother, ilve_~bi-others end_ splendid spirit at home which sup-
`~ in
tained. __  _
before sailing.
_ eras-1lif1mo_
edy for worms in sheep yet produced.
Fully guaranteed. A dollar package
treats a. large flock.
Pont paid price $1.00.
DR_ W. G. CHURCH.
Summerside, P. E. I.
331-711M1mopd'.
Bonsiiaw-Ciiarlottetownl
TIME TABLE
Launch “Strat|\gartney"
, AUG UST. 1018
Leave Bonsliaw. Leave Ch'town
Friday 2’ 7s. m.   ilp. m.
Tuesday 0, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 0.30 p. rn.
Friday 9, 11 a. m. ..  6.30 p. m.
Tuesday 13, 5.80 a. m. .. .. 2 p. rn.
Friday 10, 7 a.. m. ._ ....8.30 p. m.
Tuesday 20 8.80 a. m.  ..0 p. m.
Friday 23, 10.80   6.80 p. in.
Frida; rl ss. m. ._  ._ _.1 p. m.
Friday 80, 7 a. m. ._ .. ..8.ll0 p. m.
Freigh) must he delivered one hour
901629, Detachment 3 B.E.F., France.
BERRIES i
WANTED I
Highest price will be paid-during
the season for raspberries and blue-
berries, f.o.b._ stations .on P. E.
Island Railway. ` i
Write us for prices ‘and particulars.
H. A. JOHNSON A C0., 1 _
Mount Btswart.
iii.
Selling Off
7 _ Selling 
The undersigned will sell all iill
general stock of nearly all kinds to he
found in a provision and grocery shop
-at reduced prices. Also a specialty of
can goods all at reduced mari:-lotd.
Also fishing. gear, rubber boots, rub-
ber overshoes for ladies, misss! and
men,. Fail will soon come. - _
, Also enarneiware tin and hardware.
Cause for selling off old age. Wind-
ing up this foil. - _-' .
ii 8. CHAIBBON Z
Breakwater Btreet
Bonds
538-7-1i2Mmwfti’ _ - i
VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY
FORSALE _
Grace Methodist Church .situated
on Upper Prince Street, Charlottetown
is now offered iior Sale. Tenders to
be addressed to_Mr. R. E. Hutch,
Secretary 'l"r-ustees. No. 185' illusion
Street, up to noon August 19th for ills
purchase of the church building 'ao' it
stands, the building to be removed
within a reasonable time. Tenders will
also be received for the purchissloi
the land on which the Church stands
consisting of two choice building lots
60x100 feet fronting on Princejtreot.
_one of the best residential Btreetliiu
the city. Lowest or my tender not
necessarily accepted.
Cha/rlottetown July 20th 1918 . _
753-8-tAtue5i. '
.Norton ‘  
_ The Annual General Méet-
mg of the Chariiitteiiwn Can
Company Limited, will be
held att ef_`om _ y_'e Oilicel,
66 Queen sr., Lplfdrlotiietgivn.
P. E.\ 'I. on Wednesday _ iii.
28_th at twelve o’ci_ock noon,
with a view to adjournment
to the first Wednesday in
October at the sameptnce slid
same hour. _ _ _ _  _j
By Order, ' 1
C. FAIRALL_Fl`S_H_ER__'
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