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“Here’s my idea of affazor _ --one that aharpens its own' blades”

Alfl‘@'l'ROP SAFETY RAZOR C0., LIMITED

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"Yea slr you eert'1 4; d in tht :\\ltD.St1'0p Safetaym wlienm it comes downto real shaving.”

“Why, I remember with my other razor I always had to throw away a blade after 0 couple of lhaves. Now, I simply take it and give it a few turns on the strop and lt's as good as ever." '

"As for shaving, well, when I get through-and it miy takes three minutes-my face is as smooth and slick and comfortable as when the head bu-bg used to go over it. When it comes to clean- ’

ing. all I do is simply put the blade under the tap and wipe it off. '1‘here's

whole thing is so simple and easy, I

wish I had had one long ago." For $5.00 you get razor, strop and 12 'I

blades, complete-and a money-back

guarantee o satisfaction.

Autostrop Building, Toronto, Canada

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was mrucfmpisen <1 M i ~

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FOR YOUR

Bread, Cakes and Pies

_ _ you will find'

“HOKE BREAD ARD BETTER BREAD AND BETTER ~

_ `PAS'I'RY"

Western' Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited

“Purity Oats makes Better Porridge”

(Government Standard)

thoroughly dependable

HEAD OFFICE-TORONTO, ONTARIO

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OAR-VELL BROS.

CANADIAN NATIDNAL RAILWAY

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Time Table in Effect, June 2nd, 1919

8.17 $.55

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THURSDAY ‘

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` f._¢aAni.i/I _fa`tinu`so.-iii-. chu.

fllllsworth 'sustained painful injuries

ironiths _ losion of `agesoline.lnm

Hia' _hands were badlyburg ns. ' "

Panic! couar. - one

eagi '.dsy` of the ltxhi-bi:ti0n

su _total of business et the

tile* itat two days: `lt's a _dry despi e the overplus of rain. » .-

iatiuggn _oaAo.--ur.

Moffatt r eivsd a _tgiegram infcliming him oi th death bro her Mr. J. L. Moilatt ton, sian; _ ' __ __ -srnernmna ron exmsl

grounds at Bummerslde is being

October next.-H. '

says, the Sydney Post. _

ter, of Canada, aged _26. A-Ie was en- gaged on the London defences and during arrah- raid on the city he was severely injured while descend- ing in a fog. Complications develop- ed and he gradually sank. His wife cabled for and arrived in England last Saturday] The funeral was und~ er Military auspices. The cortege left the Hospital at 2.30 making its way to Emmanuel Church, _where an impresive service was conductedby the Vicar, Rev. F. W. Dwelly, as- sisted-by Rev. W. V. Walnlsley. Curate. 'ihe altar was draped with Canadian and English flags. The pulpit with the American flag, the late Lieut. Llnkietter's wife being an American. Interment was made at St. Cuthberts. Flowers were sen-t by Mrs. Linkletter, matron and staff, Fellow Oillcers, _ Mornington Road Christian Church , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coopand Mrs. Swendell.

WEDDING BELL8.--St7 Francis

the scene of a very pretty' wedding on Tuesday. morning, Sept. 16th. when Miss Amanda C. Steele be-

ing. The bride was attended by l1_

groom was ably _supported by his brother Mr. Henry McDonald. The 'bride looked charming ia.a dress of

nat. The bridesmaid wore pale biu silk and pink hat. _-The wedding march was played by Mr. Michael Mclntyre, of Selkirk. After a wed- ding -breakfast served at the home of the bride‘s brother, Mr. John A. Stdele, the wedding party was taken by Mr. Seymour Knight, of George town and Mr: Picton McCorms.c, of St. Georga’s in cars decorated for the occasion on n. drive through the country, returning nt six o'cioc|¢ to their future home in Little Pond and were there met by one hundred and forty guests. After a sumptuous re- past was rartaken of, the usual dancing was begun and continued till the light in the eastern sky proclaim

many valuable presents which they received testiiled to the high esteem in which the young couple are held. Their many friends wish them a long and happy married life.

The horse races were the particula

off e ro ramme. He certainl

Greatest ol

__Al|T0nics

Yitfol

Ask any doctor if he em sfi_1gge_staBettertonictlmn_ diafeiiswangvinoifsfmnls. B5'-".'.T’-f.T.f?-..;`.‘.*-I.'2'?::"I°2»°"`“E .-‘-‘:Z*.....°f°‘~»..~:.':nw:f§‘-‘-

Forali nm-dovmnerveus, anaemia conditions, weak woman, overworked msn, fssbiooldpsopleanddsli- eats children, there is no

remsdyliks_Vi':ln» __ `Vla¢\'iaran` it up and you saeq er

-_-It ferti4eVhcl

‘ , _ _'"'~ _ 'racer _ _ . _ __ ____ _ .___ __ _

'rion.-worn on me exhibition

rapidly pushed along and will be completed in. the course of 'e iey digs, wheathe committee in charge w_i'_he prepared to accomodate s large gathering on the lst and 2nd of

MRS. MARY A.'WALBH.--The _death occurred at 32 Victoria Road yester- day of Mrs. Mary A. Walsh, aged 75 The deceased was born at South Point P, E. l., but has been residing with her daughter, Mrs. Eva Richardson, for some time. The remains will be sent to Charlottetown, P. E. i. by to- morro\v evening"s express' for burial to

bringing

isi./mo Avwrows DEATH -~ °“»'i’°" “M I"

The following is a clipping from an English paper regarding the death of Lieutenant Silas Linkletter, son of Mrs. Montague Linkletter, of Iflnk- letter Road:--The death occurred at the Cottage Hospital, Flsetwod Road, on Wednesday, August 27th, of Lieutenant Silas Montague Llnklet-

out and although

raced suilleientiy close

came the bride of Mr. Joseph A. McDonald, Rev. Dr. Walker oiliciat-

ly attractive part of today’s pro- gramme and as usual were followed with intense interest by our horse lov ing people. The fields in the pace and thirty-five trot were exceptionally large fourteen starters facing starter Power. Right here we must compli- iields away with the fewest possible scores. The first race called was the

ment Mr._Frank Power for the excep- tionally flne manner in which he ran

th . D 8 Y

showed a "master touch" getting his

~C. g _ 4( _ -)'\_»"_,.:` Q' - queen- sgisrinea- owned by 'Gavin _ti-_digg 4, mpisj' ues. 3125.' emi _ ,iiil._‘,.£I°°ii»:r _ _ r 1 _ __ ' .

101'?

was _

_ some only one

, _ The This was a _ race through'

Lady Kip. she Wes'

make it ln-

teresting. _ _f,= _ _

The real conte`st"_wss between Ed

Lncondc, Dongola and Queen Cather- ine and better racing has seldom been seen here: Everybody tried their hard est;-Ed Lacopan getting the second. Dongola third- and Queen _Catherine fourth. Dongola is a handsome free legged pacer and promipiilji to be an er ceptionallg fest boi-ses.il_| . Peter Coil _roy is to e' congratulatdd on the hrilf iinnt "drives" he marie with the Laéonda horse. V

_ 'rrie 2.18 rrét _ _was looked forward to as Mavjor Todd 2.15% the lsland»tracIt1 record holder would reappear _-.alter a~t.w0 _'fears absence and would sitbh good trctters as`0rwsllf geiie, Br_ehtou~l~l., Cochnto Lady, Nspoledn C., etc. _odd had recently changed hands Mr. sin

mend Kelly selling _to Meteor . A. Mixlilnnan who drove Ah ig to-_ n straight heat victory yester sy. Or- well Belle well driven by Mr. Mc- Cabe was the contending. horse in every heat Brenton H. and Cochato

was never in reel

reallectively. ~ ' -‘ _ .

De Sales Church, I/ittle Pond, was in s"big field such as_tl1 above the

position drawn is very iiilgortant a d no doubt some"of the hon-success ul ‘ones ‘wel-e~ handicapped .by that fact.

it is 'only fair to stats that Mac Crea ceus poor showing in the third he t was due to s. break minds Just at t e

f ‘ .

Sinful' .M11\’S8\`@.t SIQBIG. _while the "go" fond fromjwhlch he never recov

cred the ground -lost. ; ;‘

_ WM-Manv I

_ '_ ' 2.85 “Trot stake

midnight lilue silk with Georgette Li Q ,g __ _\,,_A. _ - _

and silver lace trimmings and~‘white i§91‘€§§'é¥i','_ '.' "fI§_'i,'g,1_“f_

9 I-Iarvest Ho owned by ,_

H. c. -Jsweit,-snernn) _ 1, 2. 4, 2,1

Commodore Creceua _ 1 _ 1

‘iii s illired owned by J, P 1 _ V

Also started Mi1_c'Crciiceu's' Bit,” nssitnena five others. _ A

234% ,Summary 22,28 édce . .II Lady Kip 2.14%, dWlJ6d by DY.

E Laconda, 2.12%, owned by _

~'I’he°'mschinevin which Ca’pt. Stev

' ens and Liept. Stevenson made their _

°" "‘° “W” °’ “ "°" ““" T"° night n-innirrnrc in ons.-iottswwnis

n onine J. N4, with ninety horse ~‘ A `

ower engine lt measures 47 fest I

F _` I " -I/_° _ _I I'.‘ _ _il .4 __ i _'_ _ _ _ I roin 'tip to tip of the planes. and ' _,,._._`___. ,, ,___ _,_ _ ___ _ ' _' ___ _ __ ~_: _ _ weighs 1400 pounds. lt is 'a splendid " ‘ " P " " “J” “' _ . __ _

A ' Html' ,, '_ ,_ . - ' -‘ ._ '_ H

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lines of its construction over that us sd here in 1013, when the Italian av- iator Peoii did his iiyihgfor Captain Baldwin. _ ‘ _ »' The flyers* ”

Captain Stevens is a 'typical sample f 4

ci the ilthe and dsriiigfyoung men who have done theirpert so _nobiy in making Britain mistress the sir as

ing since the autumn -0'!-$19111. went overseas as sdjiitant' of the 115th New Brunswick gsttelion and later Joined the Royal, ying Corps, ister known as the Royal Air Force. Most of his ilylng has been done in

England and France, lie lisving been engaged as a terry plot delivering new machines up the _lines to the ex- peditionary forces. He' is now msnag er of the Devere Aviation Company, and is -_conducting the first aviation school in Canada, and has also under way the starting ofthe first new mall and passenger service in the _ minion. The company st present awaiting the arrival of ‘n newllngiiiih machine to start. thimservlce. _ Dongoia, 2.2-11,5, owned-by T. _ _

E att Iwi* 2 SH

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,rc.~( 35- Annle mdgo., _ yi risen; Bessie-‘L_ ina»ceinmbxIIcre.iét.- _ °_si5_ried'.

’1‘ime` 2.20, 2.1 ,» r- . ' summary ~1s Tm

Mayor 'l‘odd,_3.16M, owned by '

iiiaior D. A. ilaoliinnon., - (MscKinnon.) ' 1.1. 1.

Orwell Bells 2.10. `o‘_wned by J. v _ Mooney. (MoCabs.) - 2.2.1.

Brenton I-l.. 2.1154 owned by H.

0. lioopsr, iiiiooper.) 4. 8. 4-

cochato Lady, 1.1815, owned ir! c. smmi. icmcu. i 5.4.5..

Napoleon C., s.1'l%. owned by or. Lime 1- _ 5. 5. 8. J. W. McKinney also started.

Time L18, L18, 8.10%. 'l‘ods.y's programme _will consist of

,three great races vis the 2.17 trot and

8.30 [Q30 mixed, the_l.)0 pace and the

trip across was msints' ` s_d\st an av erase altitude or 8. _ feet. 'rhsy

init the Nev. _ltotlr&t. ai 5 vom

bstvsss.“'rsgmg¢q%ebs“\\n5 ricicni and struck the . Island shore in the vi of Point Prim

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Lady _getting third and fourth money.

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H0mie A

Y0u’ll _ Like the _ »Fldo_01f<f!v1

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C0mf01'tSi»' a 1,

(MacKinnon) ‘_ “ 2, 3, 1`, 8, 3.

damn iccx.; ~ ~ 1,1. iz, 1. 4.

itunes: Aubrey, :inn-y im. Psion,

fllrdi _ - "1 4’ l,1.'1.

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4 year old stake. ' _ _ ;

_ o_o. Bennie,-<cdnrny.> 5.2.2. _ _

Division, _Aerial PEI

British Enlblre from Captain Stevens npcn

Stevens and

'receiv Please deliver

telegram--_-to.. O. Aerial "_

_.4-* 7. The.,-llfaehine.

an-q -1 _-sniff ~" I 1

,mime 2.20, 2.1594, z.zs_,‘ Azz, 5.22. _ _ _ ""' 5 "7 ` `

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Not the slightest accident marked '. __ - ‘ ‘ 5 _ _ I _

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“ OT a ilaw, my boy, . not ,a._~ hard ff"

tl1:'c.1rl! You will get ho endef uicarj

from tliatgarmcntl”

VVho is a better judge cf _wooliens tliztii _ Grandma? bhe has knitted nearly all hcr _' life. Judging materials was part of ci ,» _ young gi'rl’s training in her day.

Grandma readily recognizes the qdality' ~ in Pcnmans underwear. _»

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