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fswoonto. T!'¥ltl

Juice W

|*°l\'\¥l IWW ll

the juice of two lemons ln-

K0 orch

eohtainiul three ounces of

white, shake well. _and you

haw ‘ “matter pint of the test freckle

Q lotion, and complexion beau-‘

defy, very small coat.

f- - _` ~ ` r has the lemon!

store or tnllet counter

hands each dn and

oar. loft and white the Yes! It la harmless.

and blemishes disappear

and will

ounces ot orchard white

cents. Massage this sweet- t.' lotion into the face, neck.

ees

skin

` Msnmaens

M§l<lNNoN-|ap|NN-|s- At cardi- ;tl,n,~`“.nuy mst, 1918. by asv. D. hfanhtinar, Vernon, Carl McKinnon nf. '_ldlll_towu,"t0 Annie E. Mclnnls of hiirflsvslo- '

sjlrtvuwr- cAmPset.t.- At Mui- tdiin August 15th by Rev. F. Kflltlbley, George E( Stewart of Milliown Cross and Hannah F. Camp- lidll of Yictorla Cross. .

' _ Dnarns i

JACKMAN-In Lynn, Mass., August 11, Peter, beloved husband of Annie Jackman (nee Carroll.)

M\ni_°r_df'e Llntmenr uses by Physicians

Stott tprttlots

immrax, Ns., Aug. 11.-(Quota

tions--furnished by F. B. McCnrdy & Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- l»oi'o-liontreal Stock Exchange, Mc Curdy Building, Halifax, N.S.)

. ` c|.os|Ne Pnlcss

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Atchison . . . . . . . ... 86 . -~

Anaconda .. .. 661/4 M. F. Ct. 19% Mex Nor Power .....1011,§ Beading .. 89%

B.T.U. ...45

Crucible .. 681/4,

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WF’

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11 I VICTORY

BONDS

£1

‘The price named today

' 'hytne Committee is 100 'ind accr_ured interest. No

_ co|ér;1l1\iiss\on_5, 10, 20 years.

' d application to

4 _

'Y ‘Eastern Trust Co

'c.H.B. LoNGwoR'rH A - Acting Manager

“ isa. summons street

Charlottetown.

CANADA Province ol Prince Edward Island

ln The Sitrrogate Court

In the matt/.er of the Estate’ of Wil-

liam Shaw, late of Pinette, ln,Queen’s County. in Prince Edward Island.

To the Sheriff of the County _of

Queen’s County or to any Constable or literate person in the said Coun- ty. -

Greetlng:--

Whereas, Emma J .Nicholson, of

Cardigan, in King’s County, in Prince Edward Island, widow, the Adminis- trutix de bonis non of the Estate oi’ the said William Shww, deceased, hath by her petition now on file pray- ed that all persons interested in the said Estate may appear and show cause if any they can why the ac- counts of t/he said Estate should not be passed and why the said Estate should not be closed.

You are therefore required to cite

all 'persons interested in the said Es- tate to appear before me at the Sur- rogate Court to _bc held in my cham- bers in the Law Courts Building at Charlottetown on Saturday the 21st of September, next, 1018, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon to show cause why the accounts of the

Leave Bonshaw. Leave Ch'town

Friday 2,7 a. m. 3 p. rn. Tuesday 6, 9 a. m. .. 2.. 6.30 p. m. Friday 9,11 a. m. .. 6.30 p. ln. Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m.» .. .. 2 p. m. Friday 16, 7 a. m. ._ ....3.30 p. rn. Tuesday 20 8.30 a. ln. ..6 p. m. Friday 23, 10.30 6.30 p. nl. Friday 27 5a. m... .. .. _.1 p. rn. Friday 30, 7 a. m. .. .. ..3.30 p. ru.

Freight must be delivered one hour

before sailing. ‘

676-8-1M1mo.

LABQR DAY RACES A

NORTH SYDNEY TROTTING PARK

CLA SSES ‘

2.19 Trot and Pace

Plfoiessional Cards DR. Curr

' `.» GHHONIC DISK R8!!

'FIVE TREATMENT by the _in_ advance. Vlstorla Hotel.

A ggtswn. r.m.1.. causes. .» . 1| to I daily. NOW

0 -Iilsmoepd.

,ll D. srrnwarvr K. o. - §1lpltor and

Notary Public

ontsa Names meek. chat-ummm lranoh Otlloa, Georgetown

_ lenav ee Loan on Rael lessee

-A

B. B. HEBBIAN larrlater. lollolter. Notary Puhllo, sto.. IAONIY TO LOAN. leataeuo. P. I. I.

Mies -D.Ru_dg'e Hairdressing and llltlcnro Parlonrs

mpgs. ss“|;L1'r1 om

F . - °~

, _ .

dollars.

,if J

.iss 1'?

Synopsis ol Canadian Northwest

llomeatolder may live within nine miles of hi

_ 5*; fn `='-5

tho e

farmer, deceased, intestate. En

\ ,

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til -gy

l.etCulicura Save Your Hair

On retiring, comb the haircut straight, then make a parting, gently rubbing in Cuticura Ointment with the end of the finger. Anoint additionalpartings until the whole scalp has been treated. The next morning shampoowith Cuti- cura Soap and hot water.

Sample Each Free by Mail. Addresaspelt-

the wo ld

di ‘,'Buh' , D N B ,U .A."

Saold by dealgilsrllxrodghoui what .

August Races

Horse Races will beheld at the

Purse ...................$I00.00

.$60.00

A ood days sport is expected

, I deas _ Die Hard

_-i

But when you tire of ,

treating eczema inter- nally as a blood' disease and apply Dr. Chase’s Ointment you will soon ‘be convinced which form of treatment is ‘ most effective. _ - Naturally and gra-

dually the skin is heal- ed as you apply this soothing, antiseptic ointment. The skin is soft and smooth, and you only wonder that you did not try .this

treatment sooner.

;€3KH€3K*§€X3l€3|€¥I€3l€N€3l€5l€_5K§€¥¥ § win cannmc sou.:-:ns "

5|( Issued by Canada Food Board

déatealéitéakskilééttéttattsteittittatwtéitéiklliitt w|NTER is comme

iii

3994*!

Winter may seem like a far cry

from the middle of August but time speeds fast and those who delay in making their preparations will find themselves snowbound-wibh empty cellars and contrite hearts. It willdae too late then to do any storing. The time to get ready is-now. Is your cellar in shape for storage? If not, get busy according to the following directions:

(1) Select a. suitable portion of

your cellar.

(2) Board it oi! from the rest oi

tho cellar.

(3) Cover the boards with felt pap-

said Estate should not be passed and er. Do it on both -aides of the partit- Why U10 Said ESUW3 5h°“ld not be Hscomminvs will/es 'and scotsmenjs ion tohexcludo the artificial heat from closed. _ Batrns, the furnace.

Given under my hand and the seal Ami H' thai |i° |“ S°°t°""°”7° (4) Provide a false fioor for part of or the said court, this sixteenth day =|fm°»” this mom, _ of Angush 191g_ ` are expected to be present with the (5) Nan a few slats on one of the

' AENEAS A_ MMDGNALD, Scotsman at the Scottish Gathering wa“H_

832-s~<19Monot Surrosafe- "" °*‘a"'°f“°*°‘”“ °" W°"l‘°“’“>‘ (5) Bunn 1. few sms on one sms of ` "°"t' the room.

(7) Provide s few hooks in the

Bonshaw-Charlottetown W... . g./.,, ,,,,,,, .,....... ...,,,,_ cena..

ers want is a praying machine that (3) Order “ load °f`b“"d°"“' “and

Wm wind “sem , and store il. in one of tlebinssf

Launch "Stu-athaartney" ~ (9) Provide a few* Quit boxes and

AUGUST' 191° 015 bags- - ‘C '

_ '¥i5E5B5H5“.=:»'.5E'i%'5E5¥5%`€5%h5E5i

§ roon nomo rutsnss _ § ron rnmmnr rout _

E5¥5§5¥5EEE5E5H5E5B55535

Are you keeping down your per-

sonal consumption of sugar? And,, furthermore, are you getting into the habit of using brown sugar wherever possible? The reason for this is that in order to get the most eillcient economic results from the refining of sugar about 30 per cent of yellow sugar has' -to be pro- duced along with the white.

The British sugar ration is 2

pounds' a month. In France it is ab~ out 1 pound a_ month and in Italy 10 ounces.. In view of this, it should surely be an easy matter for Canad- ians to keep strictly to what is ask- ed of them.

A mother thinks it queer .that her

daughter should care for -the things that she never cared for -herself.

528 A23? §§‘.A.‘3:§2 i CANADIAN GUVERNMENI Purses three hundred stty _

Entries Close August 24th . special. Nortce

It has been decided to continue

J°_ C' IELD, BELFAST the S. Northumberland on the Sum~

Sec!-eta on merside-Point du Chene route for the

_ __ ,_ _ S-f--do A-su-» 2411-. :;;°::.":~...:’:;:°;§1;.;°:'.§;:.*.i:.§“A: ' 2.19 Class Trot and Pace ._

ther notice. This cancels arrange ments previously announced.

_ , . 1 __

-_ ..~' .' `;£"_\ 2.35 Class Trot one Pace........... D"*"'°f P="°"9°" As°'\¢'= Office.

f ' Charlottetown Aug. 14th 1918.

_'41 _ Purse ' _ » 3 Minute Trot and Pace............ 8“`8'15ME°’

- All mile heats to hamese. AUCTION SALE

R' Races to start at 1 30 P M

"""'__"""""" Automobiles me ~ed _ - - , House, tor AND runmruss

'l"il‘..°.';‘.°. ‘;°.:~‘.°;...'_ ;e".::.:r.'...'“:‘:.:°.::: field Ad,,,,,,,,,,, 502' ‘” °°“ '° -__ section of available Dominion land in Manitoba, ' - . ' I Bm IllBtl"1lCt6d £0 Bell by l1\lGl.l0l1 §E|';;t3::'§¢"¢|t:§¢';i,t;°E._2{m§‘lf,‘fl:fi':§,d,';"j\':,,fg Zoglntnes W1" close 'on August at the premises, 80 School Street, on

"°' ' ' " ~ “" ’ °'°*Y _ ‘ - - . Monday, August 19th, comm i t

ags;t°Bu“§-:‘.h°seh'cy.lt?.dc¢ii1°is:|ii°¢i::dlii;nn»‘i' Mm" Aiigmsslon to gr0unds25ch|ld° 10 o'clock forenoon, House ?li}dnL£t. ttvsndit' at ihsmifiid in"e's¢°li'°:f ignfuh ren c' - together with personal property, con homestead on s farm of at least ll acres, oti . "sung 0! piano’ ‘mk “MUD r°°m 5°" A eeof5 r cent must ac

3ilZlt“..'i‘Z'{»'t"f.‘i.'?.. ,.'2.t.1i'I‘.'.§'.'il"I».i'..°..".T°..t lllifé company eaciieentry and 5 per “mc” "°°“ “"“ “"“"" “"“‘ °'l"'“°‘:

leinlty. _ - typewriter, automobile, cabinet sew-

cent from m ne wtnn .

t|tinrrf:;‘5i'i-;‘ii$°i';uiii’1'i'r°-555:25; i\°|af.?§i§f,°'§§ We” stoclged galoongrsand tea lllg machine, bureaus, commodos, bed.

h°1')-itilelglgix Pr|Iiit§|ithE'°l»'¢K:l;di||\‘i:Tin each of three 0115518 gl`0IIl'IdS. Bwads’ chain' piahw' kitchen 'Mme

yearn er eunins omt- e natemzslsoso sem and numerous other iarticles. Belo {.°'|i.'§s°"»l"lf.»f'¥°'.."ril.i..".'.l°¢'i'i£'i |§’i't'f.i't'.".§i.’§’.°,.§’K A' W' MCLEOD positive as owner ifsdns away- °°_2‘“,‘:§’,'|';,. ,M hh ,,,,,,,,,,,d M, ,,,,,,,;,,",, mm Giffleld House is being ollered at private sale,

kaagetirjems pt;f3"u'5a£af;¢_:t&s‘::nm¢uf:s|=:=¢;4”i=é Prop, Pgoplgg ’1‘fg¢k_ and if not sold, will be -put,up at auc- taegmotéarm nan. eulumesoamssmt ms" N28. N9 hm” will be named tion at 12 o‘clock noon. 'Property n-I-¢,,:f,,r::l£°,f,;i;;,:,|';,:,;= &,mM ,_ wlthautenh-ance feeaccompani” may be inspected at any time before m'.N` _ may be substituted' tor cultivstion ahdsr gmt CSCI! 01’(I6l'» lilo., \ ' ' ‘

°°°‘"‘°"- ' ,_ ,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,_,,_ G_ Ifday not fine will be held -"- “*"‘°"°' _ axont»'rssfso1'lo.au.f1°nsasovs rnsmsnos mn.v,sm4nnnxom»1'an. A A '

Private Ben1. Tools of _North

Wiltshire, who left the Island in 1915 for Winnipeg where he enlisted in November of that year in the 90th Barttalion popularly known es the “Little Black Devils" arrived in Charlottetown on Wednesday night He is stopping for a few days et the Arlington Hotel on Great George Street before entering the -P. ill. Island Hospital to undergo ‘further treatmenlt_~for his' wounds received inlfrance.

Pte. Poole went to France in Sep-

tember 1916,atter having put in three months in England. He took part in the big -battle ofthe Somme and lat- er moved' up to Vtmy Ridge where -he was severely wounded by a rllie bullet -in the back for which he had to undergo a number of operations. He spentv a month in a stationary hospital in France and then was in- valided to England. where he spent four months -in the Ifmperlal Hospi- tal, Nottingham and nine months in the Duchess of Connaught Hospital at Taplowfl-Ie speaks in ‘high .terms ofthe kind treatment accorded him ln the hospitals. He was then ln- valided to Canada-going' to Winni- peg and at his own request was transferred from there to P. E. island where he hopes to -perman- ently reside. Private. Poole was formerly on the P. E. island Rail- way. His friend will -be pleased to see him again and hope that he will soon be restored -to his former vigor.

'rt-is ns/tt. wonto ssntes

Whether or not there will be a

baseball “world series” is not clear. In any event there is not as much in- terest in it' as other years. Folks are too busy thinking albout _the greatest world’s battle ever fought.

Most people want to have some

part in that struggle. Millions are already doing not only their "bit" but their utmost. There is _great need of increased food production and,tha.t need will continue after the war. The world has been short-rlilf ioned for many months and every person in -Canada must do his utmost to produce and conserve food.

Join the army of harvesters. Put

your heart into the work of saving the 1918 crop. ~

Help a little.

|»¢-¢~a»»~-5.-5-.»-.¢~.¢-5...--5--»~-5...-.ws-e-a.»¢-.s-e-5°-e-a

* with the Fingers! A Says Corns Liit Out

, Without Any Pain

5--o~e-e-e~e--0--o-e-0-0--o»1o~»o-o-v~o~e»<

Sore oorns, hard corns, soft corns'

or any kind ot’ a corn can shortly be lifted right out with the fingers if you will apply directly upon the corn a few drops of freezone, says a Cincin- nati authority.

It is claimed that at small cost one

can get a quarter of an ounce of free- zone at any drug store, which is shf- tlcient to rid one's feet of every corn or callus wlthout__ pain or soreness or the danger of infection.

This new drug is an other com-

pound, and while sticky, dries the moment it is applied ,and does not in- ilame or even irritate the surrounding tissue.

This announcement will interest

many women here, for it is said_that

the present high-heel footwear is put- ting corns on practically every wo

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----- w _ ‘ old- BAPAHAIMAUVERSEAS H A

9~ »

_ Mo1rR=s

smooth. thicl: coating and con- _ tree of creams. nutmeats and jel- Iios. make the holi- day a real joy.

Moir’e Limited

Hhlifli 151

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Canada Food Board License No. 5-776.11-53% ‘ ‘

FOR SALE

Farm consisting of 75 acres, 73

acres clear and 2 with wood and scant- ling. A never-failing stream at both ends of farm. This farm -is in a high state of cultivation and is only three miles from Hillsboro Bridge. For fur- ther particulars apply to owner on tlhe ,premises

H..1. KENNEDY

_ Southport.

918-s-1'1.Ma1pd. 11.11. N5. 1.

g-.12-.et_--5" 5 5

THE MARITIME _-

Education Conv; ntion

Meets at Moncton, N. B., August 27th, 28th, 29th. A good program has been prepared. T-hose 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. -

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Auctio

n Sale

Thursday, August 22, 1918, at 2 `0’clclt

1 filly, three years old, May/or Todd,

Dam Brazilian. - 1 lilly, three years old, Mayor Todd. Dam Joe Dillon.

1 filly, two years old, Capt. Aubrey,

Dam Haphasger.

1 filly, three years old, general pur-

pose, Sire Sir Edward.

1 lnare, five yours old, gencrnl pur-

pose.

6 milch cows.

3 cows, to freshen in September.

Terms.-Six months on approved

cash. '

HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,

CARRIAGES, ETC. f

aid to sell the following stock on hlaold to sell the following stock on his farm at Sprlngton, known as the Ma rtln property:-

6 dry cows.

12 helfers, _three years old.

10 holters, two years old. 15 steers, two and three yearzsold. G steers, one year old. _

5 heile:s, one year old.

6 young pigs.. 15 good ewes 5 owe lambs.

2'. rams.

2 rubber tire wagons (new) L! sofa of harness _

joint notes. Discount. allowed on

M- fee- _ ' BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer Minards Llnlment Lumbermnns Frlendl g73_3.16M5|

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CANABIAINI GCVERNRPIEINIT RAIL-\hlAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND '

_ Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918

@@ss9> U\l¢Ull¢lQ. OIMGUIUIS

P.M. mu. 4.00 12.15 5.20 1.45 5.05 2.50. 5.50 a.so 7.20 4.10

ATLANTIC- BTANDARD TIME'

Dep. Charlottetown Arr. Hunter River

Ln, Emerald Junction

Ar / Kensing"'n Arr. Summerslec Dep.

-._ _ ..._1__.__.._ __ 'I

Train Outward-Read Down Trains Inward._.R"¢ up

T5 .3

vr5? 33:;

A.M. P.M. 11.55 11.10 10.47 0 10.10 10.09 9.40 9.37 9.10 9.10 8.45

7.40 -

6.50 f

6.10

P.M.

12.20

8.50 9.48 10.87 ' 11.18

11.55 _ 5.05

Del). Summerside

an-. s.a5

2.10 P51-It 1-nn 7.40 3-57 . 0' elrv 5.52 2.55 _‘ 5 1 5.07 Alberton 6.05 l

neo. 530

Arr. Tlgnish '

5.85 8.50

1.07 `

. 12.05 ._

9.45 ~ 10.45

_ . ff -1 A _

Dept. Emerald Junction

A _ -~ . . _

an-. Borden .1>s;r_§U,,~|i;'-4'_.;'__._-‘_-- - -

~~ A tit

-_ 1>.u.

5.05 4.15 5.55 _ 4.4: 9.1: 5.02 9.4: c.o5_11.15 _

L.H. 0.45

Dep. Charlottetown

Mount Stewart Morell St. Peters Arr. Bouris mp,

Arr. 9.50

A.M.

~PP»~w 22553:

8.35 8.07 7.46 0.45 '

_"ws Si:

Arr. sllmtro Dep.

PP 3':

t _

P.M. 4.15 5.04 ‘5.l5_ 0.00

F555? ssssF

" Bluff

Dep. llount Stewart

Cardigan Montague Arr. Georgetown Deg;

- A.M.

Arr. 8.85

_ \ P.u. 5.55 Las Q10 1.oo

rr)

7.87 ~ 7.18 0.35

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-w ' --` _ -4

001! 51-Jlh . ___ i W ex. Bat. .

5 5"- I Bun. ”

5.16 8.18 ` Vernon River `

s.oo mo' mp. ousnotuwwn an 15.15' 10.05 '

. 5.5

6.48 7.8 Arr. Murray Harbor nap, ‘ I -

4,-. '1

Bat. only

Dllly

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