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to discontinue the season- with mY horse. Will be glad to meet all pat- rons at the Highland Hotel.

- E. L. l-IARRINGTON

9042-6-24M6Iprl. .

FARM FOR' SALE-

Frult farm for sale. 10% BCFGB. 2

miles from Charlottetown. 6% acres in apples. 1/£1 acre in raspberries, and 1/f; acre In strawberries. House and two 111-w barns.

l1`o1- further particulars apply to

» H. NEWSON1

Jllll-G~27istME6t. East Royalty.

Notice to Patrons War Garden Bulletin ' ' __ _ _ __-_-_ __

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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE

l1ingw¢-11's mills, grist and saw-

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1 1111v-- 111-1:i1l1~1l to sell my farm “Kirk- l:1\\'11_" 111. liay View, containing one 11111111111-11 and I1-.11 acres. This farm is i111-ally sit1u1tf-1i in-one nf the best 1'111-1111111; _<1-.1-tions 111' the province_ near 111 1-11111-1-111-.<, 111-1111111s and shipping 1111i111s. The farm is in splendid con- dition. 11111-1 gooll dwelling and splen- 11i1| 11u|11uil1IiI1gs, thc large barn with 1-11111~1'1-111 ,l1u>:1-1111-nt being one oi’ the 11111-.<1 i11 the priivirrce.

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will 1111 sold by 11111-tion on Thursday, .luly l`11u1-th. at 1.00 p.m. Also at 1111- .=a1111-_ place and date, commenc- ing at 10.00 a_m.. stock and imple- 1111-n1s_ A large number ol' Shorthorn 11111111- will be sold. many of them reg- 1:-11-1-1-11, 11111111- ot' the best available 11111111111.: Sllortliorns of today being In 1111- 1111111111-.1-_ lleglstration papers are 1:\';1i|al1l1-.

S1-1- 11111111 bills "or full particulars.

1'-‘111'1111-r i111'or1n11ti>n may be had by 1-1111l_\'ing io lt. ll. Jenkins, Charlotte- town.

J. A. CLARK

1 Supl. i<lxperlzI1entnl Farm,

Charlottetown.

BENJ. CARTER dt CO.,

` Auctioneers.

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_ Married Couple

Tfffluir-e,any time before autumn heated apartments-about three rooms-with or wlthoot board. Address P 0 Box 55 Cit

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Minards Liniment Lumberm.-ms Friend ,` '~>-..,,;" f"_'.°,I

Get You*r*I’anama

Hat Cleaned Here NOW

All the newest hat styles

are at your command when you have us clean and re- bloc_k your hat.

Expert work guaranteed

and lowest prices charged. _ All smokers supplies always In stock.

Lgmbros Bros.-1 .

1356Grafton` St

TIIB sole head

=_ection of available .-»askat:hcw¢n or

-Our of Town ' “ rs ".1:-.-.-11-11:..-.-1-?.‘f.i.`-T13-“-W?-'t-'II-1--'"""

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

Land Regulations _

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rilhteell years

cnl

may

on a conditions. exclllt where

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W 'W CORY C G

PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FOR VACANT LOTAND BACKYARD GARDENERS ENLIBTED IN GREATER PRODUCTION CAMPAIGN

Issued by the Canada Food Board In collaboration with experts on the staff of the Dominion Experi- mental Farm

COMPOST HEAP

ln every war garden this year a

place should be set apart in which unused green stuff from the :_l1ouse-- weeds, leaves and so on'-may be kept to be used, when thoroughly decom- posed, as manure for the following season's crops. lf 11 sprinkling of lime is added from time to time, It will sweeten the material. This pro- vides the basis for excellent manure. and none of it should he allowed to go to waste.

lf the compost heap was made up

early in the season or if part oi' an old one remains, it is an ideal place to grow squash or other creeping veg- etables, provided that it is not situ- ated in too shady a part of the gur- den_ Every square inch of ground should be made to count.

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RED CROSS '

Amt. already acknowledged $21131-111.3-i ltev. G. ileaney, Cornyall, being

total commission on sale Victory Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159.00 John F. McDonald, Esq., 210 Hills-

boro St., (Zity. 2.00

Junior Branch Red ('ross, St. Pau1’s

(Thurcll, City, per Miss Lois Owen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2.50

Mrs. R. B. Stewart, Strathgartney 5.00 Miss Mary Stewart, “ 5.00 Proceeds supper in Glenilnnnn, per

Mrs. W. i-‘_ McDonald, treas.

Fort Augustus Red Cross . . ...Z1'1.0

Malpeque W. P. A., per Mrs. C. E.

McNutt, Sec., (June payment) 50.00

Bonshaw W.P.A., per Miss A.

Blanche Beaton, Sec. . ...15.00

Elcho Ernest Bourke, Esq., Calvin,

Ariz., U.S.A., per Mrs. G. R. Bourke, Suffolk . . . . _ . . . . . .. _ 10.00

Cornwall York Women’s lnst., per

Mrs. l-‘red McLaren. Sec. ....50_00

Little Pond Red Cross, proceeds

social, per Mrs. Daniel A. Steele, Sec. . . . . _ . _ . . ... . . . . ...60.00

Kensington Red (Truss, per Mrs.

W. H. Darrach, Sec., (April pay- ' ment-I ......50.00 Rustico Red Cross, per Mrs. Wal-

ter Buntain. Treas. _. . . . . . . ...140_00

Tignlsh _Red (‘ro1.1s. per Messrs.

G. H. Myrick & (‘o., Ltd. ....50.00

Proceeds Parlor Social, by the la-

dies of New Glasgow Red Cross per Miss Elsie Laird, Treats. ._27.00

Albery Plains Branch Red Cross,

per Mrs. S. Vaniderstine, Sec. of New Perth Red (Tross . . . . . . ..$18.08

On account “Our Day Appeal" 1000.00 Part proceeds ice cream social at

Arlington school. June 27th, per Miss Georgina Gillis, tcacher..5.00

Total to date . . . . . . . . . ...$28,02-1.94

D. A. McKlNNON,

(ih‘town, June 2, 1018. Hon. Treas.

PIASTEHING

Plainand ornamental outside stucco work cement work in al-I branches carcfuhy attended to

GEO. W. TURNER

R. R. No. 1 Bridgetown

Kings County, P. E. I.

0123-li~27M6l.

7 Bdby's ` _Skin

What is so beautiful

as baby’s soft, smooth,

velvety satin? And how is it to e kept _free

. from chafing, irritation and distressing- ecze- ma? This is every mo- ther’s question.

Many have found the

answer in the use of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. Ap- plied after the bath, this soothing, healing ointment overcomes ir- ritation of the skin and prevents thé” develop-'_ ment of eczema and other annoying skin di- seases.

CONSERVATION OF WHEAT

With potatoes in abundance selling

at a reasonable price and the need ne ver greater for the conservation of wheat, there is really nothing "people can buy that furnishes a more econo- mical source of human energy.

-Mr. Henry B. Thomson, Chairman

of the Canada Food Board, says: “Eat potatoes and eat them for all you‘I:e worth." This is good advice, not only from a patriotic but from an eco

nimal and healthful standpoint.

Potato flour is not, at present uvall

able in large quantities in Canada. However, it is quite a simple matter to use potatoes in the making of bread and liousekeepers who make their own bread can save an incalcu lable amount of flour if they will get into the habit of using potatoes when baking bread or cakes. _

The first thing to remember is that

when potatoes are used in bread-mir king, allowance must be made for the large natural moisture content of the tuber, and less liquid should be added to the ingredients.

Potato tea biscuits are even more

palatable than those made wholly oi wheat flour. Here is tl1e recipe. 1 cup of mashed potatoes, two cups ol sifted standard flour, one teaspoonful of salt three teaspoontuls ol’ baking powder, three teaspoonfuls of shorte- ning and water or milk sufficient to mix. Silt the salt, flour and baking powder together twice, rub In the cold shortening. Then rub in the mashed potato. Add just enough cold liquid to make the mass stick. Do not knead. Roll out on baking hoard, cut into rounds and bake tif teen to twenty minutes in a moder ately hot oven. All potato breads should he baked more slowly than all wheat breads.

Potato stuffing to replace bread

stuffing may be made with two cups of mashed potatoes, one beaten egg a small onion minced, one teaspoonful fat, stalk of celery minced or hall teaspoon of celery salt; salt. and pep- per to taste.

‘_‘Spl1-nditl colour, isn't it ” asked

the il-shmonger, cutting open n. soi- Inon. "Yes," replied the purchaser; “looks as if it were blushing at the price you ask for lt.”

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Ilavlng leased the fishing and sboot~

ing privileges of the McNeil Pond sit- uated on our property to the Cavend- ish Sportlng Club anyone fishing or shooting on this property will be pros- ecuted for trespasslng.

ERNEST WEBB

HAMILTON McNEILL

6025-5-22M4itt3wks. 5 A. =!'-_ 315

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NIITIGE -

The pmlshioners of St. Mary"s

Church, Wellington, will hold their annual picnic on the parish grounds on July 24111. A fine summer outing will be provided.

154-7-3wrml0l.

Annual Meeting

Tho adjourned annual meeting of

the members of the Silver Black Fox Breeders Association of Prince Ed- wadr Island will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Market- Building, Charlottetown, on Tuesday 16th, July. 1918 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Da/ted this 22nd day of June, 1918.

8. A. 'WARRY1

‘ Secretalry

9034»16-24Mon'l`hur7li.

Masonic Temple

Conlp_any _

The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders oi the Masonic Temple Com- pany will be held In the oillce of 'E.R. Brow No. 146 Richmond -Street. Char- lottetown. P. E. l. on Wednesday ev- ening, the 10th July, 1918, at 8 o'clock. Dated this 24th_day of J-une, l9`I8.

G. W. WAKEFORD

Secretary

006 2-0-25tts7‘I .

AQUIRI 2.27 1-4

I ‘ (The Great Sire of Speed)

stand at

eve .

-‘At Jas

ursday

every

every Saturday.

DR. LM. NICHOLSON

Ullstlltttrtownl-I E I-

I 1 ‘ 1 W

Tenders For Shares

In Order to wind up an Estate

the undersigned will receive Tenders up to and including July 15. 1918, for the followingshares.

1 Examiner Publishing Com-

pany, Three Shares. _ _

2 Charlottetown Driving Park_&

Provincial Exhibition Associa- tion three Shares.

3 Dunstaffna. e Cheese &Butter

Company Five Shares.

4 Dunstaffnase Cheese &Butier Ten and one fifth Shares.

Highest or any tender not

necessarily accepted. _

_ A. W STERNS

73 Cumberland St.

Charlottetown

175-7~4I.et5i .

Public Auction of 1 , St11¢l1.

_- I am instructed by Wm Pound, Fred_ericton._P. E. . to sell by Public Auction on Julv 5th on his premises th_e following stock.

17 head of Milk Cows, some of

of_ which are giving 44 lbs. of mtlkvper day. 9' oung Cattle 2 years old, 5 Pigs, 6 months old. _ _

18 Draft Horses, weighing

from 1200 to 1450 lbs ~1 Driving Mare 6 years old, Dark Red, weieht 1165 lbs.

1 Driving Horse, 7 years old

Coal Black, weight 1120 lbs.

Terms made lmowe at sale

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Sir: There are two distinct classes

of individuals driving motor cars on our public roads. Wie have the perfect gentleman, unseltlsh and con- siderate in§'every'Tespecti"'-We- are pleased to meet aim with his auto any hour of the uay. We have no quarrel with liim.

On the other hand we have an un-

scrupulous class whom we cannot tolerate any longer. First there Il

as he can drive rough shod over everything on the road. Secondly we have the “don‘t -give a d-m class' who run over restricted roads no matter what day, they choose to travel. Thlrdly we have “the devil in the dark" who throws out his lights and races madly past‘any one 'ind every one he meets regardless of

down th 3 D that-be will not look after them the

he rules of the road better -than ‘hey are doing they will pro- . 1

_he latter scale is the maitimum SI

mgaged in strenuous work.

Meat or Fish is allowed only for six

lays a week; on the seventh its olace is taken b 5 oz. of Flour

When fish is given in place _of meat he allowance is 8% oz. of salt her-

xlnds. _

Troops in the front line may get up

.o 10% oz, of meat, but when -they lo it is taken. out of the allowances 1f the rest. The Potato ration is 10% oz.. bu it may be replaced by a number of substitutes, such as rice or swedes.

The soldier is also allowed a pound

If pickled cabbage or, in its place, va- rious quantities ol' bottled spinach, preserved lettuce. and so forth, or 4% 1z. of cooking fruit. 'l‘h_e Fat ration is 2 oz. of butter Ir tinned fat pork, but when this can- not be supplied its place ls` taken by 11/; oz. of sausage or black pudding xr 5% oz. of jam or 1 oz. of murmu- lade. ‘ Cheese is allowed only on four day I month-1% oz. each time.

')Z.

by that name is made up in nearly

barley coffee," and chlcory. The weekly allowance of Tea is 1-15 oz. f‘.ocoa is given only by doctor’s or- lers.

Ask for Minard's and take no other.

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For plants ordereby mail, postage

prepaid read the following: Extra early cabbage. cauliflower 'and celery per 100 $1.20. Extra early tomato per doz. 501:; Late Tomato 251:; late cabbage per 100 30c. Annual bedding llower plants, Alyssum (carpet of -mow) per doz. 17c; Aster, Stocks. Petunia, Verbena, Phlox, Snnpdrngon. Salplglossis, Cosmos, 22c per doz. Seedllng Pansy, Carnation and Seed- ling Dahllas 30c per doz., Salvin 25s loz., Hardy Perennials, Pansy and Daisy In bloom, Carnation, Sweet Wil- liam 751: per doz. Wlntered over, choice double I-Iollyhbps 10c each. Note we are not handling Dahlia or Gladtolus bulbs. Please take notice that we are paying the postage. Par- ties requlring orders of heavy plants in quantities such as blooming Pansy Daisy, l-lollyhocks or cabbage plants, should send for price list and order by express at less cost. You can save money by buying our plants from the market at Campbell Bros.

daily. Address orders to J. J. Gay & Son, Charlottetown. 6-1Sttmtf.

"the miserable boore" 'who imatffif'

fresh plants delivered to the market'

IN AoA1N. our AGAIN.

tothe big-hest position in the Bef: vices during war times is neatly iivI__\;_!0 trated in the story °f "W "mn t fob wanted to buy e birthday Dre?" ww .a -friend-none other than d Il; me lialn Robertson. then the hee 0 British general staff. Advlsed by "' lady that an umbrella ls always .safe kind of present to II" I0 __ mam he proceeded' t0 .IJIIY 5 b°“_“ V' relates the Christian Sciinw- M°'_\__:;’_;`- Returning home with his Dall? om: it suddenly dawned on him I I* have cers in H. M. al'¥“Y"1“*d '“a"Y he no use for umbrellas. H0W€V°\’» decided to go forward with the Pre' sentation, but Pleceded Il “Hmm Im apology for his lack of thong _

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reservations for n silll-150 I'“Lke'~ co

tions nowdays. the _younger niefrglr

l-1 club in question being

SIIINIHIIINI AIIIVIISSIUN

AMSTERDAM July 2--D. Alexand-

'armers will. -I e 1 (1 ,e ears ntthc This state of affairs will be tolerat- ‘°""_"_§’§§_";:; “ftgnlryslllgeouiar .1_-_,y_ he

ed no longer. A word to the wise is gl' B “gm-___g as 8 Skater on one 0| _

-sufficient, and if they don't observe W” ond_ _wand qnne____[ecen1\y __ _________

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A FARMER “Ot "W-“Y “"1 ' . Saturday, with it declaration regarding

the Auslrollungnriun losses In the

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_'T' '_ Th d ial was ln U “Iles ‘ `

The standard ration of Bread is _1 °f ga’ “°II_;'_I_f__5 _hofeseglrfor there day. 'b. S oz. a day, which is increased 30° comp " on me Hsl__me “The truth i:-I that the Italians have 'n the front line to 1 lb. 10 oz., and W” °“e mn" mme taken 12.000, while 50,000 Italians tell

- BISIWD °f London' into o\1r 1111111114,” said the premier. "ln

yen to young soldiers and to troops I __ V the ca.-lc uf an UITUUSIVB *md ll \°eI~¥`G*\lv

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this ligure cannot he termed exces- sively high. Much saddcr Is the loss we su1l'cred 111 dead. wounded and 1-111-.k,-mostly sick. in the tenth and

The Meat ratio,I1 is 8% oz. of fresh. 1111-ve11tl1 offensives we lost 80.000 to

mlted, or frozen meat, or 4% oz. of 100,000 men; now, however. our loss- mioked or tlnned. | .. '_ .‘ ‘ ' 000 In

1--I me ~11miln1, about 100, en_."

Great excitr-ment in the Chamber

marked this declaration. The premi-

er 0 8 91 'caused 111 seiisation In l’ar1ian1cn¢ 11" 1

"Inga or a nxed wemht Dr other W k rl the Hungarian premier, or continued: "ia1nohligedto__record

this rl-grettable circumstance.

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local convent-io

' CONVENTIONS

SOCIAL SERVICE coNvEN'rIoN

will be held as follows:

AI1lll€l{'l'()N-)I'ontI:\y. July Sth, 2_3() and 8 p_m_ _ III'.\"1‘I~:n nI\' 1-111-'1‘111--;1111y. .|1115-111-11. 2.30 and 8 p.m. - (‘II.\RL0'l"l`l~}'l`()\\'N-\\'t-1|., July ltlth. 3 and 8 p_m_

The 111-111' ““°“'°“°e °f S-1-ef is `-1-I .-11fMMI~:nsIIn-:-'1‘11111-s11=1y. .I111_\- 11111. 2_3() and 8 p_m_

` "Coffee" is given only on six days The COIIVCHILIOH Ht S"“\"“'|"*I|I“ Will be fOI` tIl€ WIIOIE ‘1"'°°k‘ “““ ‘he V’ °“‘ ‘"'“°“ g°"’”' of Prince County; that at (`l1=\\‘i0Il1‘I0\\‘l\ for the whole of

equal portions of real coffee, “malt or Que(-`3fl’S C0l1l'lI'.y} I',ll0S€ 211] »\II“`|°t"|| Zllltl Il ||I|I"l' RIVW' are

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I li\‘\'- J- G- f'i\l<‘=\l'¢‘l‘. D-D-1 Toronto, General Secretary The ` Social Service Council of Ca11a1l:1. lft‘\'. H. R. (I1l'tlllI. l).I).. Ggneral SQQ1‘0t,{11°_y The Social

Service Council of Nova Scotia.

Rev. ll. A. Gootlwiil. li--\». St. John, President The Social

Service Council of New llrunswick.

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fin addition to other speakel -\fi01110011-*-Conference on

and other laws.

do. -

-Question Drawer.

E\'¢‘l\llll-'.'-Mass Meeting.

-Music.

the evening meetings.

tendance

*-:"f- LJ

-Popular Addresses

i`rom I’. E. Islam:

--What the Social Service (`.11un<-il is and aims to

° -Organization, local and county.

I)EI.l1I(1l A 'l`l-IS

(‘-hurch collgrogntioni-1. lot-nl ic|\\pcl'a|n'o bodies, and

,-0Ul¢’I‘ ¢>I‘irf\1\iY-M1011-1 in sympathy with social betterment, I are invited to send delegates, as many as they choose.

The public are invited to all-sessions, and especially to

Pastors please announce in their pulpits and urge a4t_;

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GANADIAN GOVERNMENT FIAII.-NAIAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918

Train Outward-Read Down ~

P.M. 4.00 5.20 6.05 6.50 7.20

P.M. 12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10

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ATLANTIC STAN DARD TIME

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Trains Inward-Read Up

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A.M. 10.15 8.40 7.30

AM. I-.M_ 11.115 11.111 10.41 10.10 10.09 _ 9.40 9.37 9.10 9.10 11.45

1.40 uso c,1o

P.M.

8.50 9.48 10.37 11.18 11.55

12.20 Dep . Summerslde Arr. 8.35 5.35 2.10 Port Hill 7.40 3_50 3.67 0'Leary 6.52 2,35 5.07 Alberton 6_05 1,07 6.015 Arr. Tlgnish DoD . 5.30 12.05

9.45 10.45

Dept. Emerald J unctlon Arr. Arr. Borden Dep .

- 7.20

0.20

A.M. 6.45 8.35 9.11 9.42

P.M. 3.05 4.15 4.42

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