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11.43 1.30 12.32 2.00 13.20 2;3si14.01 3.00 14.52 3.30 15.35

10.22 11.17 1s_20 1s.2s 20.110 21.40 22.30 23.20 24.11 24.51

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0.31 | 10.30

. 13.05 2.04 13.55 2.40 14.48 3.17 15.45

6.10 0.58 7.43 8.26 9.08 ¢9.49 10.30 11.12 11.57 12.52

whose-.r0=¢1AwN»-1 ¢»ao1eL»e»=-naturist.: ~1»-¢a¢w:»aet~:mi»

18.44 19.27 20.00 20.42 21.15 21.47 22.20 22.56 23.38 24.29 13.53‘ 15.02 15.58( 16.48 17.30 18.22 19.06 19.48 20.29 21.11 21.54

iq

8 p. m.

_#he winners, the_Glasgow Celtics, Sir ` _ _

érthinments' tax. .' eh,

30. -fru. 55 10.52 si. w 1s.0s |

Aw N Q

rise \"¢ ease

cn

22.41 23.30

__ oiaiiv ~

_ City Magistrates Court 9 a. m. 5 Prince Edward' Theatre 3, 7 and `8.45"p. m. _ Chautauqua (Juniors 9 a. m.) 3 p.

, _ BIRTHS '

McGAUGH|E.-At Bonshaw, July 18. "to’Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McGaughie, -nee '(Eliisheth Towle) a son. Con- rsretulations. '

I* ‘4 ‘ li___.____

’8C9TT|SH SOCCER GIVES' ` ‘ ' ' - ‘ $220,000 TO CHARITY

dLa.seow. July 22.-Remarkable

t` stfmony -of the substantial aid giveii '71 'charties by soccer football was -herewhen the presentation was __r_nade of the Glasgow Charity Cup to

1-.;-

_.'i_o_hn Ure_Primrose, chairman of the ;fan_1ous_ Rangers club. in asking Iprd' Proyost Stewart to hand over the tio 'nl1y'. stated that since the contest was '_inii\'1g~urat1ed forty-one years ago, the ltotsl sum allocated to charities was ,$220,000. _ _ ___"l‘liis year they madethe record

Nut 0! $10,750, While $3,500 is GX'

&cted to be returned from the en- .. P

Mlnsrd's Llnlinent In theihouse

4

§?;f-illlllll llU0lAl|0NS

.“'f_-`1i`A1.11~‘ax, N_s_, Jiiiy 23.-(Quota

k."¥`n_|ie furnished by F. B. Mcifurdy 1:- ~._ .of ~stock and bond brokers, mem `3i:iere _ Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc 'fjoiiruy Building, Hsiiisr, Ns.;

_f -:' ' ` ctosmo 'peices - __. _~ Yesterday. Today.

. - I r;A_tchlson ._ . . . . . . .._ 85% -

__Am_L0co 57 - `_A_'n¢iconda .. _ 66% 65%. '__csii'_1>s¢ _ 151 ',Am s & n _ . . . _ _ _._ 78% 77°/, ',;\;r.’i=‘.f ct. ......... ._ sry, 07 ['ii¢_e1 Nor Power 991/. 9614 'Reading 88% 88

- ~ nioricl ""'-"_-

_ All owners of dogs up hereby noti- ded tharunless the dog* tax is nsid before August 1st, proceedings will be taken against them in the police court 497-7-19M0i

l _NQIICE

_ _

Ross's Roilér Milly. Yernon River. win close rsiiairs _August lst until new wheat eomes`.- ' \

_ G. W. R088.

513-7-20M4i. _ .`* _

_ Summer Closing

We, the undersigned merchants of

Kensington. will close our stores at 1 o’cl0ck p. m. sharp every Wednes- day, beginning July 17th.

REUBEN TUPLIN I C0

' JOH_N MCGOUGAN

ESTATE JAMES K-ENNEDY

374-7-13Mi0i.

FoR__s_Ai.E

Fruit farm for sale, 10% acres, 2

miles from Charlottetown. 6% acres in apples, 1,5 acres ln,raspberrles. and $5, acre in strawberries. House and two new barns.

For further particulars apply to

_ _ H. NEW80M» _

East Royalty

358-7-12fmwME8i.

Sell:in`g Off

Selling Off

The undersigned will sell all -his

general stock of nearly irll kinds to be found ina provision and grocery shop at 'reduced prices. Also a specialty oi' can goods all at reduced mark lots.

Also fishing gear, rubber boots, rub-

ber overshoes for ladies, misses and

men.. Fall willvsoon come. _ Also enamelware tin and hardware. Cause for selling off old age. Wind-

ing up this fall.

l. 8.. CHAISSON

_ Breakwater Street

" ` Souris

538-7-22Mmwftf - _ e ~

sans or s'i‘oc_1<_

Sale of*-istock at South Melville

Thursday July 25,1918.l am instructed

_by Alfred Cameron -to sell the follo_w- ing stock, orighis premises at one .o'clock p.m. One brood' mare, 1 filly 3 years old by Mayor Todd. Four choice milch cows, one newly freshened, two dry cows. six two year old steers. five two year old heifers, one Shorthorn bull, two neliers, one year old; 4 steers -two years old; two steers, one year old§_ five sheep; also fifty bushels' good oats.

Terms made known at sale.

NEIL MCKENZIE Auctioneer

521-7-20M3iE2ipd .

Horsesrrfor Sale by Tender

Q...

"0rweil Bell” 2.19 dam “Admliiis

trator.” sire “Commodore Ledyai'd,' and' her three months old lilly sired by Captain A_ubrey."__Also "Commod-. ore Ledyard" the horse that has pro duced more race stock than any stal- lion th:-.t ever-came to Prince Edward island. All three _horses are in good condition .and will be disposed of to the party iii the highest tender. Part- ies tendering will make separate tend- ers for each horse. A certified cheque for 5 per cent of the amount to ac» company ear-h tender which will be held as a forfeit whed party awarded tender fails to complete purchase. Balance of purchase money to be paid when tender awarded. Cheques re- turned to parties not awarded tender.

I

All

Leave Bonsnaw. Leave Ch’town

Tues., 9th 10

9173-`6~29Mt_f.'

Cemetery Lettering

granite or marble. Call oi write

Wllllll

EVERY ||0TIiE|\ EVERY E E D S

put

IRO

Nuiicr

The parishoners of St. Mary’r

Church, Wellington, will hold'theii :innual picnic on the parish 'grounds on July 24th. A fine summer outini- will be provided.

154-7~3wfm10.

NOTICE

Now is the time'to treat'your sheer

and lambs for WORMS. Dr. (‘,hurcl1'_= Anthelmintic for sheep has been_rec- oinmended by the Dept. of Agricul ture at Washington as the best rem edy for worms in sheep yet produced. Fully guaranteed. A dollar packagr treats a large flock.

Post paid price $1.00.

DR_ W. G. CHURCH.

Suinmerside, P. E. 'l

331-711M1mopd'.

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Bonsiiaw-Cliarlottetownr TIME TABLE

Lsunch' “8trsthqsrtney" JULY, 191s

3 p. m. .... 0 D. Ill. ......6.30 p.'n4.

Fri. 12th 5 a. m. 1 a..1n. Tues ,,16th 7 a. m. .

Fri., 19th Sa.

Tues., 23rd 9 a.

Frl.,26th 11 i1.

Tues., 30th 5.30 a. m.

Tues.. 2nd 7 a. Fri.. 5t.h 8.30

Fw FE?

5,

err? Ness; Ferre 5.55.55

5

-.5 .

F

Cemetery lettering on

"’s_`_ 'i'__ _U. .......... ._ 40 -_

Tenders close July 20th 1918.

_.kit P. ...... ..121u. 121'.,

j`a.__1-_. 11414 M sm '_Criicible .. . . . _ .._ 65% 655-, ',1C`etitral - 72 ;f{'_\1..s_ . ..._10s5i. 106

_ __P. .............._.s3=;i. -_

_-

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`*,

_lt_ s. 00 0054 `esi...... ..- 45%

lnsrds Llnlmsnt Lumbermsns Friend

_Victory Bonds

yC81'8.

laters 'l'n'ist`Co.

.E.B. LONGWORTH Acting Manager

llehtosl 'ltfedt ‘

....._.._..__.._.L_.

6

of 0 pan. cultivate is scres snd erect;

han Mk

2:: il"':'.e..::. 2' .:.r3..-~:.~..&:':.s ‘. qfikl

C. A. McDONALD.

/ - _ Montague

416-7-16Mtf. i - .

, I' _:A

. ' I ,\

s -.icmr ami... ’°°°"°i..as»¢»i.5.»»"" W

THB sole held-of s emily tl any male over

eighteen leurs old. msv hem estesd s qusric;

section of svslishle Dominion lsnd in Manitoba. Ssslstcheven or Alberts. miiunt must sp pssr in person It the Domi ri Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry by proxy may be msde st any Dominion Lsn$ Agency but not Bnb-Anscy on certain auditions.

Duties-Six months residen :gon and cui tlvstion of 'the lend in esch ei ree vesn. A hmnestrsder msy live within nine miles of his Mlnestesid on s farm of st lem lo acres. on certain conditions. A habitable house is re- que|‘re‘d except when residence is performed in the

n .

i 1!

ln ce*1sin districts s homsstesder in goodusnd-

leg ms on-emit! s quarter-section slong side his begestssd. Price Hun per sen.

ics Six ment residence in esch of three

':.'""tf.'..°.:"“°‘.':.°'“°‘.':.:.‘ °°'°."'= :"° ‘°.:°f.r e rsc iam- -em ii-.psen may tained ss soon es homestesd patent. on ccrtsis A -settler who hss eriisderl his homestead rleiit

estesdis oertslndilricts

§:".§.'ei»'§r'3i~'.°"o5"ii:»-use mai. -iii mis;

_,ss lf? _

es cnitkstionie amines to reduction in

454-7-17wed4lEsat4ipd .

SALE OF S FOCK

F _rederictcn to sell by auction on his farm

(1450 lbs.), 1 Horse 6_years, (1275 lbs), 1 Mare 4 years, (1300 ibs.,) 1 Horse 5 years, (1200 lbs.,) 1 DrivingsMare color black 6 years, (11001 ,) 1 Driving Mare.coior red 7 gears, (1165 ibe.,) i0 Head Milk ows, all newly freshened

soiilrlre givgng :ii lI1?ighc:stl40 lbs. m per ay, at t esome

as heavy as (1100 lbs.)-6 Steers WALVEED 2 1-2 y€3i'8. Experienced csretslier for Fox

W. G. Tinney Fredericton, P. E. I.

I am instructed by Wm. Pound,

ON MONDAY July 22nd, 1918, At 2 O’Ciock Sharp

5‘Draft Horses, 1 Mare 3 years

Terms made known at sale.

w. D. Mrbouaizsv

I

i>..'..i;’»i.7i'.li‘2»l‘.1'.'.‘.°if!'i.‘la.i..l

vlellrstiee et tiiissdvenin

ii :i 1

(On I-‘list Counter Ground Floor) .\len's white Sport Shirt l1.'00.

Boys’ Wash Blouses up to sire 14 for 55¢-` i l'»"_~~1 ~ 1.? 27', 1..- Also e fewslishtly massed at. Soc. Men's Balbriggsn Cotton suits, odd

sizes and d'Yscontin\i¥d`lines at $1.00

many tiiscontlnu`ed'st"y1es, 4 for 25c.°

Men's fancy soft collars 40c. Men's unlaundered shirts at 95c

worth $1.35.' '~ '

LADIES’ 'AMERICAN WASH GOODS

Consisting of fancy skirtings,

checks, plaids. spots, stripes and plain colors ranging from 42c to $1.00 per yd. Half Price.

Ladies' 'summer undervests at 25c.

Ladies' corsets size 19’t/o 20 only at

50c. » '

Children's rompers 70c and 95c.

Mittiysnv '

Today. Tuesday, all untrimnied hats

in colors, also semi-trimmed at HALF PRICE. ‘ \

Special showing of Ladies white

dresse from $3.98 to $5.00.

Ladies' Colored volle dresses $6.00

also gingham dresses $2.95 to $8.50.

All the newest styles -in white wash

skirts $1.50 to $7.00. ‘

Short sleeved middies with navy

collars regular $1.75 for $1.40.

Striped Middies at $1.75 for $1.25.

_ Middies, Russian style white ground with colored spots and checks $4.65 for $3.00. , '

Visit Patons- this Tuesday for Gen uine Snaps in Standard Quality | Goods. ‘ _

` PATONS LIMIT-ED

Victoria Row

546-7-23M2i.

EARlY SETRERS IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

in the Halifax Acadian Recorder of

Saturday an interesting- old time Iet= fer of the early fifties of the last cen- tury has the following bit of history of particular interest to P. E. ls- land:~ -

On Monday, 15th February, 1836, ai

Harris Bay, P. E. I., at the partriar- r-,hail age of 110 years, passed away Margaret Bourgeois, a nixtive of Louis burg. Cape, Breton. She was present at both sleges of that once celebrated town, and during the second siege one of her brothers, while in the _act of removing her for greater safety to n place in the cul de sac, was shot dead at her feet. Upon. this she fied to the woods with an infant eleven months old, where she remained six days sub- sisting on yaw berries, the only fruit then to he obtained. _Soon after (being discovered she 'was remove0"td Hali- fax. where she was accommodated with an apartment in Governor Bel- cher's house,-'Argyle St., near Jacob St., for the ensulig winter, during which (1759) her second son, Prosper Porier, of Lot 10, P. E. I., was born. She lived to see her great-great grand. ciiiiiirsn, heirrgthe 'fourth' g6narsii6ii“.` At the age of 100 she recovered her eyesight sufitclently Well to be able to read small print.

What wonderful events _occurred

during the lifetime of this aged wo»

s~~e~-»-~»-~¢~-»-.».-».-e--¢»s~-¢»-e~-s~-e~.»»e-»e»-e»e-e--s»e~ee»»e-

S0 EASY! LIKE '

ROLLING OFF LOG

Sore, totichy coins stop hurt-_

ing, then lift right out with fingers

we-e-o-~

...__........_...M_,__._..._..............._._...-,.i

You corn-pee-tered men and women

need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes that nearly killed you before. says' this Cincinnati authority. because a few drops of freezone applied direct- ly on a tender. aching' corn stops soreness at once and soon the corn loosens so it can be lifted out, root and all, without pain.

A quarter ounce of freezone costs

very little at any drug store. but is sufficient to take off every hand or soft corn or callus. This should bel tried. as it is inexllensive and is said not to inflame or even irritate the surrounding tissue or skin. After you lift sway the iiroublesome corn or callus the eltin undemes-th is as pink firm and healthy as the palm of your

ha nd‘. , .-

.,- »

Ranch. State age/experience, end salary expected. ‘

IRITIIH.. AHERICAN.. lil-VII ILACK FOX C0.

- Auct'oneer . e.

460-_7-17wfsm4i. .5 ‘_ Ill-7-Blnwfmtf. _ _

_._-~ ---L f - 2-_

_ iii.

L...

per'suit_ Men‘si»pt\t"e linen collars=iu ~ _

W. ».’ 1*

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44- _

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I . .i - :Bill Ulltilfili _ ___.

liiliil AN|l"iliM W i- " A _ ., _ _ _ ~ I _

N' “- - 'v - ~ '- I ' ' " Ar. ____-.~ ';’_-_-;~_'f'=§`.;.=-T;-_~; 3:-:,»_-4-» 1 _ 4' ` n

_ / / _ , Holidays _ _

Twenty black _and grey luetre coats . ' ,_V'; "__: ' _ __ _'___

for men, sis,eir_'§l2, 34506 and 37 only ' _ 7‘ »- ’ I .

f =»- ~ ‘ " ' ` Q - 2 1. --

Rflftrol' 1122030535 °f'.i':5c wh' mo 8 3"? ..._ . f `3-="°-- - ai afro two

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Only

Ti.. i»..r's1_.-5..

Yabda

Y/ I ’ /

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_ 1 ~ Dainty enough for any gown..-stylish enougl1,for"'

;Jsv',irvr",,."i"`...°_,.f.l°°}I.‘f."'.ii"»<:`1i_"f_"° A' IR

be sl ¢

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5555 1l\\

*_ _

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"any occasion-sturdy enough for any -Sport.

Stores lou

FV Shoes are so inexpensive" that -you can ave several pairs for the price of a single pair of leather shoes

‘ * ` i.:ET oOT° Y

ff' Shoes are med! in so many different shaped, " ' !'§

models, wiciths and sizes that every member of the "

family can have just the shoes desired for every summer

need, for holiday time as well as for home wear.

5 1°

w\hv W Q.

-ilu 1'- _'~ if "/J

man. While she liv emor Lawrence, wii adier-general at the burg died. She also of Canada, and the Wolfe, who had sl Louisbuig. After re land of lSt. John (P. E. 1.) Captain" Samuel Holland was about to com-

of the Island. He V184. He writes to h: “There are ab- familles on the is-` rded‘ as prisonersf me footing as those re _extremely p_oor,_ selves by-.th`eir in- g, fishing, fowling. e Bourgeois lived. lution-_ had taken lie"Fre'itich Révo"iu- she saw the rise n; the war of 1812-*

mence his survey arrived in October, Earl of Hillsboroug :ut thirty Acadian land, who are rega and kept on the sa at Halifax. They a and maintain them

dustry in gardenin etc.” While Madam the American Retro place and closed. ’l` tion broke out-, and and fall of Napoleo 14. __ - ~

The coming of 1

gration of Highland brought out hy't_h who was one o_f_ t

revious to this

__Fleassnt,_Halifa;i,

from' Jordan'§';Ba '__' " ` ,_

where he built s large residen_`ce"anil "' ' _ 0 Q e

cleai'ed`the land about it. This was in' -__ _

1784. General _Edmund '_Fanning"{=was _ -

'a native of Amerie the'province of Ne

He was the son of James Fanning, a

sh service, andhlglf - ‘ . __

captain in the` Briti second* wife,`Mary of Colonel Willia some time admin merit to New Yer prietor' of \Smlth The paternal gran Fanning came to ‘land with Earl B Capt. Jtfines Fawn of his commlssio

C€‘g[88\l 8,

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ord, 'England‘. with

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803, a large immi- _ ersfrom Scotland,i "

e Earl of Selkirk. he proprietors of a"' _` _ _on the Island. At nt-General' Fanning emor of _the colony. | he lived at Point `

just across' the road

nk, in 't e' rk,l `

Smith, a daughter m Sn_iith. who_ for irteréa me govern- k, and was sole pro- town, Long Island dfeqher of General America from Ire ellamont, in 1699 ing, having disposed whilé in England.

returned to New York in 1784, where

‘l1ii¥son Edmund, hen in his ninth year of his age, as sent to a pre paratory school, and removed to Yale College, New Havent where, after going through ,th regular course of oii is i aié

w

grees of Bachelor and Master of Arts

d in 1774 h

University of Oxf the degree of Doctor of Civil Law,

he received the de

as honored by the

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a.-'and was born in _ _ _ w York. in 1139. ‘

Roadster

large tract of land this time Lieutena was lieutenant gov

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_ _ ~ - - , _ _ ,_ , 1 ed in l'{a||f°X_G°V'|Fi'om college he proceeded to Northf refuge on board i~l.'M. S.. "Asia`.'§ I-le ?' °‘m‘d"b°°“ “ b"’5‘ (iaiolinaf where, -after studying two’ afterwards served in tli'e army, liafvitfg

S6186 °f L0\\|°‘ years under the Attorney General oflralsed a regiment called ¢“The'King's- 'earned °f the fan that province, he was in 1762. admitted! American `regiin`,ent.f'» Duilng the"wa1' "" death of G°“°"a| to the Bar. He became a Judge of _he was twice wounded. There is _ 5° °°mma“d°d at the Supreme Court. He filled several ample proof" that he dlsqhsrgedf his m°Vi“f! 1° me l5‘ important offices, both iii North Caro- iiiiilltary duties with' courage and

llha and New York. While Surveyor ability. General Fannig died, in General of the province he was driven England on .the 27th: February, 1818.

from his home by the rebels, and took

s I I ‘I

in the 79th year of his age ~ f

\ .

_ SECOND-HAND _ CARS

` .

FOR SALE

We hav- ihe following cars on hand in first

running order: __ " 1'

J. sianiey Weaiocir

Chariot`teto\vn, P. E. I. ';';“

Agent for McLaughlin Cars K ings and Queetifx

_ 'n . sf” f

*_

544 7 23M3l ’ _ _

° _ . \_ -I . l 5-.

One Foui Cylinder Overland, live-passenger# 5. One Ciievrelot, five-passenger ‘ir

PRINCE EDWARD ISLA ND _ _

Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918

|:>iAN[ oovE:|=aNiv|EN'r |=zAi\_vvA»v

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One Clover Leaf Gray-Dort,"thri:e-pa3sei1f§er

sf'

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1

P.M. 4.00 5.20 0.05 0.50 7.20

' Train Outwar

P.M.

12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10

_> 3

- Dep.

‘ ‘Ii ni _Arr.

9°.°°."".° onomros: oiscncnm

Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 liunter River 10.47 Emerald Junction 10.09

Kensington 9.37

Summernlde - Dep. 9.10

10.10 9.40 9.10

8.40

r $-`

.92” .`." se 2

_ 8. 'T30

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1

PM PM ,..\.5i. 11.10 _ , 1045

40

8.50 9.48 10.37 11.18

` 11.55

P.M.

9° ee or

Summerslde Arr.

12.20 ` Dep.

2;10 3.57 '-5:07

0.05 Arr-

Port Hill

_ 0’Lesry ` Alberton

Tignish

5.35

> :.55

2.35 1.07

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9.45

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Emerald Junction Arr.

DBD- _

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0.05 4.15

-_ 4.43

5.01

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.45 _D8P~ .85 ` _ _ all .42

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