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thi POMDQICOI' Goléral. will be rec-

`8lV¢d-ll Dltstwa -until Noon, on Fri-

dly. _!bl_.l\g;_'Ilil8 fg the con- Woyhldo V s- es y’s ails, on a proposedpsntseot-' touir years, six times sr‘we'ek over Rural, Mail route New Wellington Station, P. E. 1 _ _ .the Gsneral's

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' " LIGHN F. WHEAR

Pos; Ofiicc Inspector

_Post Ofllce Ittspector‘s Office Charlottetown, 'ith June, 1918.

S022-6-11111981.

Bonshaw Stores

We, the undersigned, be- ginning on the 17th June and continuing till 19th September- will close our stores on MONDAYS,iWED- NESDAYS and THURS- DAYS at 7.30 p.m. sharp.

A. J. i\IncNE\'}N,

SAMUEL BEATON.

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Married Couple

nequire,any time before autumn heated apsrtments~about three rooms~_with~or without board. AddressP. O. Box 55 City.

iltillnsll-|110. `

Early Closing

We the undersigned Merchants of

Montague, Lower Montague, tiariilgitii and Kilmuir agree to close our rcs- pectlve places of business ut fl p. ni. commencing June 17th, ending. Sept. 16th Saturdays excepted, signed: _

Poole 6. Thompson Ltd. J. A. McDonald Q. Co.

_ M. C. McDonald.

_ J. L_ Younker.

lvss & Murdock. 1 D, J. McLean. .

M. F. McDonald.

McLeod & McGregor_ W`. A. Poole G. C0. ’ McGregor Q McMillan, Ltd.

8024-6-l7mwf6l.

_Farm for Sale

. Very desirable farm until recently occupied by the late Melville Mat-~ Donald,Kingsboro,l.ot 47 _l(lng’s (inun- _ty, consisting of 130 acres ot' land in- cluding a. thirty acre block of hard- iwqod dwelling. house and barn will be -sold at auction on the premises' on Wednesday J-uly 3rd at 1 o‘<-lock p.m. Alec a quantity of farm stock, mach- inery and household furniture. ._ 'lferlns will be made known at sale. DOROTHY MACDONALD so21Ve1tiue3i. ‘

REX HEART

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_Rex Heart was sired by Grout lien-rt. His `llrs»t 'dam was Aliada. by Pilot Me`dlum,‘sire of Peter the Great. Sec- ond dam-Gala. by,_'_1`remont.Rex Heart l's 8. beautiful grey stallion. l-ie stands til "liqnds high and weights 1260 pounds. _ Bel Heart will make the season oi 1918 at uwner's stables In New Pei-tit, except Thursday of ouch wi-ak. For .hir-ther particulate it-pply to

* _ _ ' G. H. MYERS

" ' Owner in charge

M`itre'e at. owners risk.

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of sunburn if you have e box of Zam Buk on hand This herbal balm is extraordinarily soothing and heal ing It quickly ends the burning

GERMANWB POIBONED PROPA- GANDA

Evldences continue to accumulate of

the poisoned propaganda still carried on by Germany, and that therefore calls for an offsetting one of truth, A Washington despatch, dated March 11. 1918, says:-One of the most pot- ent means by which the morals of the Russian army und people have been

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rk in propaganda among Russian

Z B ki 1| prisoners. Like most other German am u 5 aqua y good for “wh ivities. this_has been highly organ-

na an skin injuries An immediate |200- “lid ll B110" SWIG' P°i'°l\°l‘*

al insight than many of the Ger- n methods. lt is quite as unscru- ous and unrelenting as the measur- a

zam_Bu|‘ p,.,,,9ms any pounmm, es _by which the Germans crushed the 0 _ _ _ t

and prevents b storing “'°

quito and insect bites, blishirs. cuts “cl

a _ application of this balm will save me you much unnecessary suffering and ""1 inconvenience. Being antiseptic, 9"’ I feeterltig or 'blood poisoning Pl Don't forget. therefore, _when pack- ng for your vacation, to include a “rl

For any kind M sore 0,. sk," dm ously circulated in the Russian 'iirmy,_

slcal owerii of their prisoners "

_ 1’ . , ~ -lasts. emogwst

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i _ _ bo; of tw., of Zam.Buk_ _ _printed ln Bei-lln_ which was industri-

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use you will find Zam Buk equally l’u""“Cl"* “"6 l’l`l”°“_ c“".‘p“' Tm’ .pl`l"'~_ good 'Au dea|e”_ _50c_.g,,x._,,?__.f_,|.__ :_ri_er:-i read it since they had nothing _numerous demus or the work are:

125

$ ' " s|ell_ It was calculated to produce

feelings oi’ gloom, hopelessness, home- sickness and thoughts of dear ones at

’ a home. They pictured the life of the

_ lowly Russian people as it ls affected

by war; it laid emphasis on the pov- erty everywhere, the sick, hungry

, .___ __ , _V children, the sobbing mothers, the

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p it

early caibbzigii, <:itttiliio\\'er and celery

Salplglossis, Cosmos, 22c per doz. Sceilling Pansy, Curitatiott and Seed- H’ ling Daltliiis Zi0c per dos.. Salvlo. 251: m doz., Iliirdy Perennials, l’ansy and V

Daisy in bloom. (‘:1rn:ttlon,` Suieei:‘Wil- “ol

_ -sg,

,` streets, There was never. a cheery

' ilitic tu be found in this German-made

lltusslan literature-given to the pris-

_i on

the same: German strength and pros-

For plants ordereby mail, postage V9

e to read, und they fell under ‘its

an cripples neglected by all and beg- ng at the cross-roads and in the

ers of war. its tenor was always

rlty; Russian weakness in the field

repaid read the i'ollowln_g§g‘_ Extraiuml “'““k"e8“ at home-

er 100 $1.20. _ldxtra curly tomato "0 cr iluz. 500; Lillie 'l`om;il0 25c; hiie Rl

caliilitge per 100 Ziitc. Annual bedding W

flower plants, Alyssum (carpet of 5” _ snow) per doz. l7c; Aster, Stocks. l.‘°°°pB' -

Petunia, Verbena, Phlox, Snupd,ragon_ ____

Edgar Ensel Wowrer. special' wiir so entitled to the privileges of the club. ite iondent in italy, writes front

._ SI into under date ot' February 17, 1918 gnrding thc German-Austrian “poi

ned propaganda" among the ltuliim

“To increase the infection the ital

its in the trenches were subjected u paper o,t`f`ensive ln the furin of yriad inariifestos purporting to con ey important items of news to thi

diers_ These mcndacious projectil

daily. Address orders to J. J. Gay &

_.___ %

Bonshaw-Charlottetown

Launch “Strathgartney" June, 1918 Leave 1"ionslt:tw_ Leave Ch’town Tut.-s_, -ith, 7 a.ni . . . . . . . . . . ...3_30 p.m.

Tues., 11th, 10.30 mm. ..._..(i.3tJ p_m.` Fri., 1-ith, 5.350 ...1n. ......1_30 p_in. Tues., 18th, 7 u.ni_ .. .....3.1i0 p.m. Fri., 21st. 8 :t.tn. . p.nt. Tues., 25th, 10 ani. ._ 0 p.m Fri., 28th, 5 a_tn. p.nr. 7079-6-1-Mtf _

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Summerside Horse Races

fr-"I W3

$550.00 in purses for the horse races

at the Summerside Driving Park on Dominion Day, Monday, July 1, 1918.

'l`Iic l`ollo\vii|;.: lior:~ie ritces will be

ln-lil ai thi- Siiiiiiiiiwsitlc. llriving' l’lirlf uit Moniiuy, Jtily lst: l"i't-ie-i`oi'-all Trot :ind Pace, mile ~-

2.19 Trot, 2.22 Paco, tulle hosts, _

Purse . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$200.00

'.’.2i5 Trot, half niilc heats, Pur_s_e _

$150.... _ ."._.$l5o.oo

THE SUMMERSIDE DRIVING PARK_ COMPANY J. F. ARNFTT, '

8 __ _ _ Secretary.

OM-(.»l4fstiics4i.

iiu_ii_i:t

Having leased- the fishing and shoot-

ing privileges of the McNeil Pond sit- uated on our property to the Cavends llsh Sporting Club anyone 'fishing or shooting on this property will be pros- ei-iitcii for trcspiisslng_ -

ERNEST WEBB ._ . .i HAMILTON McNElLL.

025 5 27M-lift iwlts

Get Your Panama

|ium>76c per tion. Wintered over, choice double llollyhops 10c each. __ Note we are not liiiiidling Dahlia or _'I Glzuiiolus bulbs. Please tolte ndtlce .D

that we :ire paying the postage. Ptlr- __ ___

ties requiring orders oi' lteavy plants _ _ _ lti qiiitntitli-.s su:-li :is hloomliig Pansy Erma" in ms w&“ke5t umm' whkh is lhiisy, Ilollylioclis or ciibhnge plaltis.

siioiilil st-nd for price list und order _ _ _ __ _ by 0_K_m_HB ___ _USS __0__t_ You can lmiidcdiiess nl hyputiitlcal British and “W0 "'°""~v by lmying our Umm” told of anti-wut' uprisings in a score

from thc itizirkct nt (‘ninpliell liros.. _ -, _ -__ _ ._ _ _ fresli plants ilcllvrrcd to the market gf Imlmu dlub' An "uhh mus'r'll

Son, (iharlottetriivn. fi-lSttniit`. H

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wins deemed complete, Austrians and

Hr- ni 1 ~ r ` '

gin ng Juni- 2th we will close out

offiic .it one o'i'loik oit Wiiiilesday of eurli wct-k, during Jnitiz, July and Aug- pare, soak and cut four potatoes in iist. (1. I". lliiirliesuit, Optoinctri.-it one-fourth inch slices. -Put a. layer and Opiii-ian. S(lJi5-ti-12»\veii)iuiontuehi_ in baking dish, sprinkle with salt and

would scent but o. wild theatrical ex-

. " hours or until potato is soft.

Fri., 7th, S n_tn_ _ . . . . . _ . .530 p.lll._

lic-nts. Purfse ...$200.00"

a were shot from guns in the form f great shells, wlticli broke on cun- ui-isioii with the curtli and scuttercii tcm broadcast; they were dropped y uirliieli. The lies they told were tu d enough, but they attacked the

atienol pride. "f‘l1lcfly they referred to the hign.

-l<`rench troops in italian towns. They

il pamphlet was dedicated to the Anglo-l°`rciiclt oppression in italy ‘the lost recent liritislt (`ulouy_"' llad it not produced its little effect,

this sowing of lurid fantasy and lies

avagance But when the sowing

ermans went forward confidently to cap the harvest

ESCALLO PED POTATO ES-- Wash.

pepper dredge with corntneal or flour and dot over with one-half tablespoon ot' butter substitute. -Repeat. Adil hot milk until it may be seen _tl§o%ii top laycr. Bake one and one-fourth

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Professional Cards

DR. MacGUlGAN

50 (irt-at George Street _ (Office of late Dr.

Conroy) ()flii'o llri-i.-8.30 to 10 a.m.

1..00 to 3 p.m.

6.30 to 8 p.m.

Pltone--527

DR. _CLIFT

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Vletorls Hotel, Charlottetown, P.E,l., Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW

Miss D.Rudge

Hairdressing and Manicure Parlours

Also ltuir goods for sale. 171 Great

George Street. Phone 564-L.

8026-6-19wi`mtntf.

WARBURTON & SHAW Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

llc. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank Association, Bunk of Montreal, Can- ldn. Permanent Montague Corpora- tion.

MORSON & DUFFY

lsrrlsters and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Henk of Censds

able to reeovsihhiom tietietrain of hos--

Ditsi ser._\_i§€_e_ on- the _ line. Nine rssi ¢1ubi_‘s~sii ufsy 'sn ampiislied

by the Princess! aa .ere located st Wimereux, Gsm e_ ,"-,tilts lent-“lo\\en., Abeviite."cuiais,*stj‘t_!tiiei:“ L_e"n>sppt and Boslssna, -'we-cm _ ins siarytlii

ing itpos ` le-for nurses to have Perle

Clos‘el»y-~a`ssocfated- wit-it 'tho Princess

~and' of great service in collecting =funds and managing the intricate and

Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox who is director in France; and 'Lady Ponson- by, the Hon. Lady Keppel, Lady Hugh Grosvenor, Lad l-lolford, Hon. |Mrs. Cyril Ward, Lsdyy Florence Willoughby (secretary) and Mrs. J. Covey Wil- liams (treasurer) The Dlrector-Gen- eral of the Medical Services recogniz- es the clubs as medical units under his Jurisdiction. Light meals. tea and sometimes breakfast, are furnished 'at- reasonable prices. Members pay mere- ly a nominal fee which entitles them to the prlvillges of the club at any base through which they may be pas- sing. Administrators of the W.A.A.C. and women ambulance drivers are al-

The working day of the nursing

, sisters consists of anything from ten - to twenty bouts and every hour of the

day and night they face death with the soldiers. Isleeplng under canvass with

- gas masks and 'tin hats beside their

cot, living under fire for weeks' at a time, seeing the harrowing side of

- life "heroes and' martyrs" these 'wo- B men deserve a retreat which breathes ' nothing but cheerfulness and comfort

and test. King George and Queen Mary have donated s car for the use of Lady 'Gordon-Lennox and in title way she is able to visit each one of the stations while directing the gen-` eral work in the military hospital in _Boulogne'wlier"e she has been- since 1914, Nursing sisters from England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, New Zea- land, -Canada and the United States are working side by’ side in these hospitals with never a thought except the good of the common cause.

’l‘he Paris club is ii special boon to

over-seas nurses as the matron-in chief could see no way of granting Paris leave until this club was opened This club sets a record for speedy and effective work as it was founded. furnished and opened in six weeks, when' supplies were not obtainable and transportation was uncertain and hazardous. There are guest rooms for thirty sisters in the Paris club house and a cozy sitting room and restaurant. Two young V. A. D’s_ as- sist the English lady -who is in charge and there are three French servents.

'-rue ctvii.iAN

The civilian getshls rations, as it German newspaper puts _it, “if suffi- cient supplies are in the hands of the authorities." That important condi- tion, as we know from frequent com- plaints ls often unfulfilled.

The nominal weekly allowance of

Bread- varies from just over 3% lb. in Dusseldorf to 4 lb. 6 oz. in Dres- den and Munich. 'In Berlin it is just over 41/, lb. in some cases there is an additional weekly ration of-Flour -generally from 1 oz. to 3% oz., and also an ounce or to of cereal prepara- tions like groats or malted barley.

The weekly allowance of Meat is, up

and down, about half a pound a head. ln none of the cities has it exceeded 8%, oz.. and it sometimes falls as low as 51/4 oz_. Where Sausage is avail- able in addition, the highest allow- ance recorded is .% oz. Where Fish makes it appearance, it is ge- nerally rstioned at less than 1`oz. a head weekly. and the allowance of Eggs ranges from one to four_ per month.

The weekly _allowance of Potatoes

is 7 lb. to 8 lb., with 2 lb. ‘cr 3 lb. extra in places for “heavy workers."

The weekly allcfwanqe of But-ter

or Margarine is rarely above 3 oz.

The Cheese ration varies from 1 oz.

to 4% oz. weekly, according to the supply. The Sugar ration is from 5% oz. to 8 % oz. weekly, with an extra allow- ance for very young children. Jam, Treacle, or "artificial" Honey is divi- ded according to the locsl supplies. The rations are sometimes cut as fine as 7-10 oi’ a ounce weekly.

"Coffee substitutes"-there is no

mention of real coffee-are portloned out as they can be obtained-some times ln quantities of less than $4 oz. a week.

‘Such as they are. the rations src

often nominal. and the population does not receive anything like the full amount.

The Vorwarts mentions a com-

mune which “received during the last six weeks one egg and it little Ger- man tea . _ . Nothing else ls provi- ded but fresh vegetables . _ . and the regulation 7 lb. of potatoes."-

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V Ask your dealer to shew you the Fleet Foot line _ A -the many attractive styles for men, women and

children-the most complete line of summer Foot-

- wear 'ever 'msde. _ _ None genuine unless stniniped “ FLEET FOOT” on the sol¢. The best shoe dealers ssll 9' Fleet Foot ” CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBER ' ' C0. Limited

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Potatoes bus. . .. .. . 55 '

Butter lb. . .. 40. "‘ _ _

Eggs_........ . _....361

sed Hay $20

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oesbus".“..L.. ,.50 e0sitshus... .. _ . _.90

0ats"`.'.'. . .‘ . , ._ _.95 ?.._... .....;1'i

r perlb. 36-37 pei- -1102-:-.`i§. :nies lb. .'.. .. . . .. 25-35 -Ib. . .. 22

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skins ._ 15 try $1.-1.25

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oats bus. 1.00 ‘.3-'-»-‘ -,.-- »

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Oats bus ._ 95-1.00 Oatabus .. .. toeshus... _. . . . . ...,50

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(Friday by Telephone) ' er (dairy) ._ .. . 38-40 er (creamery) 46 pressed .. $14 loose .. . $12 s (perlb.) .. . .. . . .. .. 10 toes ... . . .. ._ 50 ol unwashed... .. .. 70 ol washed .. ._ 94

(organs ln) . 191/4-22 perdoz... _ .. 34 bpelts ._ 1.00-1.25 kins .. .,-22 kOats .. 95

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(Friday by Telephone) 0atsbus..... .. 90

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2 Mountains, Big Rivers, Big Glaciers, '

._ .. __ so Big Forests, B18 Totems Big Game.

Wond?r"i'a`iid`_lns’7iiiation come every

the sheltered “inside route" on

CANADIAN PACIFIC “Princess” Liners

finely appointed tourist sreamers.

For Tickets or vations including

` Canadian Pacific Rockies Communicate wi ih `

N. R._ DesBRlSAY, District Passenger Agent,

ST. JOHN N. B,

. .. ..1.00

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Hay . .

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ANIADIADI GOVERNMENT RAII-\hIAYS

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Time Table In Effect June 24th 1918 _

Trsln Olltwsrd-Read Down -_ I ‘ ` Trains Inward-Road Up

scene” $35323

P.M.

12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10

A.M. 0.25 - 7.25. 7.58 8.24 - 8.50

., ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

-V A.M.

lisp. Charlottetown Arr. 11.55

` liunler ltlver lfl.-i7

Etnera.lil Junction 10.09

Kensington 9.37

Arr-.' f Summersiiie Dep. 9.10

n._ AY'

P.M. l’.M. 11.10 10.10 9.40 7.40 9.10 6.50 8.46 6.10

v¢3? $23.5

8.50. 9.48 _ 10.37_ 1l.18_ 11.55. i

P.M.

12.20 2.10 3.57 5.07 6.$5

-I Dep. `

_wan 5?.: CU!

i'|.1i5 3.56 2.35

Stintmerslile Arr.

Port llill

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_ Alberton 6.05 1.07

Arr. Tlgnish _ Dsp. 5.140 12.05

0.52

Reality.

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rich nl lllilsd

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are- at your .¢omm_and*when _ _ ._ you have u`s ‘clean arid re- S' S' HESSIAN

Hat Cleaned *Here V. 0 "'°"" '°‘°"" 0*

NOW

M01-EOD.-_ -tit; BENTIEY.

W. 8".. Bentley, K. C.. lsrrisisr 'ami 'Attorneys st-uw Money te Losn,

.ui ttis',new<-get hat styles . "-7.'l.."¥’=T-l\i'$.‘flf.i’»f§it‘i.-’»;‘f’i§.ii’fl'.”"Vl"*'

Expert work guaranteed

lsrrister, Solicitor,

bl0Cl{ YOUI' hat. I ' Nan,-y pub||¢' 0"”

MONEY TO LOAN. ll to

and lowest prices charged. _ °" °"°' P' " " _ _

All smokers supplies always _J. D. STEWART. K. C.

in Stock. Barrister, Solicitor end

Notary Public

Lambros Bros ""V°*.£'.°.:.ft.°':....'?i?°.'§;.‘iL‘:.'2.‘:.‘t.**""

135 Grafton St. --

llestsy to Losn on Reel leigh

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Phone 906-Out of Town M°I‘EAN 5 M"KINN°N A Orders CarefullyAttended To i°"-'-"'}',,1.f.,,,,,., ,l,,,,,.,,'§§',‘f,"2_1_’,_",:,,*"""

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lsw, H..J. Campbell. as partner, we hope inthe future to be able to give you better service, The Rswleighl Havors. spices. mediotnss_ stock food;

und poultry powder, are growing in '_

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*" 4.15 .50 _Dop. ' Mount Stewart Art. 8.35

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. ".`.-..s.zfs 10.40 ._ ` .1 Moitiliue ` ‘ i`_i:i

8 .00 20 ..\rr. Georgetown Dept. 0 . 35 - si ~ - _ ~- 1

9.1!. 3.55 2.89 2.10 1.00

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favor wherever introduced. Our sim is pure goods. direct from factory to ` consumer.. Soliciting a continuance of the generous patronage of the pest we are yours for service. '

" N. T; ROCKWILI-»

_ H. J. CAMPIILL.

City customers can secure goods

from our store-room, J. H. Glllis', Cr. Great George end Fltsroy streets. We

have tplisce sfor s few good live

men vr can furnish teams.

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