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AUGUST _1_2`.`I91F _ "

ciior eomrsririon

for a past number of years 'is to be conducted again for t-hisseason on a system similar to last year.

Since the inauguration of this Competition, the im -

provement in the grain crops of the Province has been remarkable. ; The objects of such work can be enumer- ated as follows :-- f ' _ ` To stimulate an interest in the production of pure,

clean 'seed of the best varieties of our farm crops, to en- luv ii. some... in ui.. pretence or courage and. assist those who are engaged in growing 0

seed grain, to show the value of seed selection and the

and better methods ofg cultivation

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.....'£.ie.:°f§sa.1;:i °§.:2.§2; 2.*;J:.;*:.;;.if;.?;trg as - _ _ _ ~ friends join in wishing them ull the increase of entries and a better fulfilment of the ob- pines. una pi-usperiiy, nnu inuny years

jects, the trade for seed grain has grown, both within and df Wddddd bliss-

beyond the provincial limits.

As a means of insuring areliable stand of grain, ,,,,,,.,,,| ,,,¢e,,,,__, of ,he Seaview

the gI`OW€I` U`i'LlSt keep ill l§0llCl’l l'.h€ treatlllellt Of the nien’s Institute the following officers

.were appointed: Pres. Mis. C

seed and the soil, and it is encouraging to note that with

each year a greater number of competitors are showing D°“""’ "e'°’°“‘°"’ V’°"' Pfei-

an interest in the selection of seed; the _purity of the 2, variety; the treatment of seed for smut; and the detailed ,Q work that must be undertaken to insure the highest de- ` John frumimeli. Awmors. Mis. Hush greg Of efH¢ien¢y_ - Campbell, Mrs. J. ll. Murphy.

(_‘()i1[I>ETI'[‘1()NS ` institute was organized in September

st and since that time excellent

ork has been at-ooinplishc<l_ Money

aised: $280.06. Paid to Red Cross of

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 sot~ioty,sir..oo.iiniuax neiiohszo

$$$$$$'$$$$$ $$$$_Y

0 5 4.50 4 3.50 3 2.50 2 2 “

Three competitions are held in each County, in each

of which the following cash prizes are offered :- ,

Oats . .10 9 8 7 6

Wheat _ Barley _

West Prince shall include the First Electoral Dis-1

trict and Lots -7 and 8. East Prince shall include thc' "

cabo

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91 UI

Prince shall include the remainder of Prince County. _.1

of Queen’s County lying north and west of the Hills - si

borough River, not included in West Queen’s. South

south and east of the Hillsborough River. fd

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-~ "».f --L' ' l ~ W """_. _ <_._» _ _ __ __ r,. . _ _ L - _.e

or 1&oR.wvn"i'vmi,.iULY sinh, 191-e.` _

_ T115 éompetitioiiiri fields of standing grain .vhich “"` 'AV' *° '!“? "1 W' P'°'”“°°i -rwo c:n1'a_n`a|`i wono ms

*has-beencarried on by the Department of Agriculture _ _"' my imrunu ru- reversals; in our sui-

weddlng took place at the parsonage

Bedeque,Juiy 12th 1918. when

-WEDDING-A Quiet but pi'

Hazel M.. daughter of Mr. and

W in

marriage to Mr. Gelesn C.

MacLean of the saine place. The

Miss' Mn

rn. Sobey of Searleton, was united

Mac-

Lean. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hug-li

lllilf- tiie' '

iimn. Cub mint lbdompany order. Minimum churn twenty-ilvo cents.

ul;

nan Recon August ‘l'4th |0196.

wiisfrl-JRN' PniisoNaLs

-PATH-|o1'|c |.UNcH at mw An-

riage cercinouy was 'performed by

_ _ _ _ _ ent in Mr. MacLean‘s -family.

proper cultivation of the soil; and to direct the attention rue many num or cuugnnuistiens

of thegeneral farmin public to the value of clean seed “dd @xvfew°n= df s°°d wishes.

the number of beautiful presents

eived testify to the popularity’ of

-SEAVI EW INSTITUTE .-At

_ L. Sutherland, Sec-Trcus.

Murphy, Mrs. James Iluirgun,

-WEDDING BELLS.--The home L'

fi.

_ . . . . .ourt St., Summerside, was the scene] “ourth-and Fifth Electoral District and Lot 18. Middle 0, a _met we_,d,,_g on the m,,,.,,,,,g 0, le

_ _ uly 30th, when their only daughter.

West Queen’s shall include the First Electoral Dis- Mdrimi Malcolm- was united 1f1_ .rict and Lot 23. Middle Queenfs shall include that part .“°‘Y "°“‘“ °f "“‘*“"‘°“Y '° S°’g“““‘

Ann" Wilmot Wadmnn’ Summer' merside on Thursday night alter

de. in the presence of ii few intimate B

_ _ _ _ _ friends. The bride was given ii

Queen s shall include that part of Queen s County lying fry ner futher who use nurfurmeti

f lt_ev. and Mrs. Win. MacLeo

eremony. After breakfast was s

few fiiends and was very quietly bserved on account of recent bereave-

also re- the

any bap-

the' Wo-

olin Mrs. Mrs.

crbei-t Donald. Diiectors, Miss Jess-

Mrs.

This

.00 T

_ M. <7. A., $36.45; School improve- ieiit $3.100 for wool $45.50, Seaview

iiall $18.50. A prisoner of wiir

i been supported and 55 pairs of socks __

has _

the

way the erv-‘

East Kings shall include Lots 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,531* dw “em °°“°'@ '“f>°°“"‘ 1° 1"” S'

-Miss Bessie Cook, of Moncton, N.

B., is visiting in Summerside. L

-Min nets Keith, oi Moncton. N.

B.. is Visiting friends Summerside.L

-Misses Nina and Clara Gorril, of

Northam. are visiting friends in Sum- nierside. L

is visiting in Summcrsldc. tho guest of Mrs. Charles Ramsay. - L

-Mrs. R. Robertson and daughter,

meraido, ure visiting in Moncton, N.

-Mrs. Wilbur Clnrk, Mrs. Frod_

Clark and Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Welih|

Ciivendisli, were in Summerside onf

-Mrs. Robert Jardine, ot’ Chatham,!

Miss Margaret of Montreal. are visit-l_ ing friends in Bummerside. L

-Messrs. Ilrnd Bernard nnil (7hiirles_

Peters, of the post office staff, -Sum-'

B. L!

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si ss it

_~‘_-1_-~_f-._-f=~.1 ‘-1~_m?t="_='wr.f~_v'_ _ 1.-1

How about a` goat for an enfant de

luerre

It comes as the natural result of all

this talk about war gardens, war-tinie pigs, wartime bunnies and. last but not least wartime chicks.

The goat is undoubtedly butting in-

to Canada .in her own inimitable way. Shejfomes from the south and is mak- ing her debut _in British Columbia where she is -now being bred exten- sively. Appiication to the Goat Breed- ers’ Association is that province will elicit further information on this ques- tion.

The point is that the goat makes an

excellent backyard cow. She gives about two quarts of milk a day. In- deed, n well-known Eiiglishwoniiin has ii one herd of goats cii her estate _in_ Sunderland and ilurhig the "butter- less" days that preceded the ration card system she iiiude all lier own butter from gont's milk.

All things considered, Niinny and

Billy are worthy of serious consider- ation as “war-time measures."

With all the trnnsciency of perish-

able thing-s the fruit comes and is gone almost before we realize what we are about. We have strawberries

to-day but tomornow they nic out of season. lt is the siirme with cherries.

h\1i'sdny_ L

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-Miss Georgie Campbell. of Bos-_ on, Mass., is visiting in Summersidc, he guest oi’ her sister, Mrs. W. J. idstone. L q

-Mr. Jim Wood, of Summerside,‘ ft on Thursday morning for Holi-

fav, having enlisted with the 10th Siege Battery. L

-Mrs. L. M. Hurst returned to Sum-l

pending :i month's vricution at her

_home in Picton, N.S. _ L _

-Miss _L_ Lockhart returned to oncton, N.Il., on Saturday morning,

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55 and 56. South King’s shall include Lots 59, 61, 63, 64, ; _,,_,____°";1§’_’_“ _f_f_§§‘ ___‘;’;__”‘;“‘_‘;__f_‘;____:__ _.nur spending nur vnuntiun visiting

and Georgetown Royalty. West King’s_shall include the; remainder of King’s County. I

suit of sand scrge with hat to match und was unattended. They were the

n Charlottetown und Sunimerside. L'

I -Mr. und Mrs. A. W. D. Wad-

RULEH ANI) ]l]°]GUL.\'l`I0.\'S lrccipients of iniiiiy useful :ind beauti- mam have I-stu,-neil to men- home in

1. A field of oats shall consist of at least five acres

of wheat at least three acres, and of barley at least two: acres. 3 _ 2. An entry fee of one dollar will be charged, if only one kind of grain is entered and an additional fee of fifty;

7 ~ . , _

cents for each additional kind of grain, "_‘§nf_’; “;‘_f§e'_?_‘;;"‘_’_‘_'°§_f°';f_°d1;f_;“' s_1;_”_';‘_1_‘_’;g _:ge ’;‘_°‘:;“S(’:_;;§‘__“

- - - ~ . - - , 1 _ . _ _ \

3. The entry fee must be sent in with the entry.

iul gifts, consisting of silver, cut glass

es. Sergeant Wadinan has ii .splendid military record having served in France nearly two years and was severely wounded twice. He is now

_ Wadman wish them ii long and happy wn_ summer-Bldg L

4. Entries should be made to the Provincial De - _marries ure.

17:' Q.-as

partment of Agriculture, Charlottetown, or to J. Lesli Pennant, District Representative, Summerside,

should arrive not later than August 20th.

- 5. No field will be judged unless the entry fee

paid before the time of judging.

6. Members of the Banner Oat Club should have all .

fields from which grain for seed will be sold properly in- spected while staiidiiig, ?

7. Members of the C. S. G. A. are requested to enter

a field- in the competition.

8. Competitors should give the Department at least

one week’s notice when the fields will be ready to cut.

9. Members of the Banner Oat Club and the Cana-

dian Seed Growers’ Association are asked to notify the Department of the amount of grain they wishinspected in the fields. -

The following score card is used in judging the

fields z- _ General appearance . . . . . . _ . . _ .. _ . . _ _ . . . _ . _ . ._ _ 5 Type of plant, vigor and uniformity of growth 10 Acreage, method of seeding, absence of lodging _ _ . _ 5 Freedom from weeds . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .._ 25 Freedom from other varieties and other kinds of

grain-.. . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . .

Freedom from smut, rust, blight and insects _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10 Apparent yield and quality of grain, proportion

of well filled heads of plum-p grain of good quality ._ 20

Uniformityofmaturity..._...... .. ._ 5

'l`1\tal ._ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ l00 -7-27Ml".27th£lisiAug?-lfith

Il L1

Grocers

l- ARM- FOR SA LE

I oiter for sale uiy farm of 101

acres ,situated at Frenelitort fronting on the East River. 90 acres clear 10 with scantling und fencing. A never failing streiim of water runs across the furni :ind there is an abundance of sea manure nt tiio shore This furin luis good buildings niid a bcnutiful situation nciir to churches und school. Only 2 miles from Dunstuffnnge Creamery, 2 miles from lllediford ily. Station and' 10 miles from (`ii.'iriottet0wn.

Will sell l`:irni with or without crop

Apply on prcmisfii to niviicr, Fred Owen. Froiiclifort, or i‘orcr ilrwdle. iiuctioneer, York. _ 77918-l0Ms:t4lpil_

Suiniiierside utter a most enjoyiible

. I . ’ and ii number of very suitable ciicqu- “-1-I, to dlffm-ent cmes 1" New Bums.

wick _ '

-Mrs. Geo. B. Hillls returned to`

Halifax on Wednesdziy morning, af-‘

-Mrs. Wallace MacKay ond!

l Miss Lena Nicholson of Stanley Bridge 'and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson and Miss

Marion Johnson of Long River, were l; recent visitors in Summerside. L*

| _'-Miss Louise McCoubray and Miss Dickisoii of New Glasgow, Mrs. I-I. '1‘. Pickering oi’ Stiinley Ilridgo, and Miss Dora Simpson, of Bay View, were iii Summerside on Thursday. L

f -Mrs. J. R. Thompson, accom- panied by Master Raymond, and Marguerite crossed over from Monc- ton to Kensington, on Thursday and are the guests of Mr. andMrs. Wesley

_Chiimpion. _

F -Owing to the recent illness of_ Mrs. (Rev.) Wm. MacLeod. Court St.. Summerside, lier.daughi'ii', Mrs. A. W. D. Wadmiin, will be unuble to receive. lt is Mrs. MacLeotl's inten- tion to join her husband in the ncar_

future if her health permits. _ -_

raspberries and nil other fruits which Can-adinn housekeopers want to can.

Then piiy attention to the advice of

this iiltle Sandwich Lady nnd can T0- DAY! There is no time to be lost. En- tire sucress in canning may be ex-

plained in two sentences:

'(1) The material to he canned must

be subjected to enough hont tn kill all the forms of -microscopic life fmind in

or on lt.

(2) After such forms of life have

been killed the -food product must be hermetically seiiled to protect it from

exterior sources of reinfection.

Non-success iii household canning is

due, therefore, either to insufiiclcnt sterilization or cooking, or to imperf ; fcct sealing. l To guard against failure, write to

any of the Provincial Committees of the Ciinndzi Food Board or diicct to Ottawa for ii booklet oii the canning, drying and storing of fruit' and vege-

tables. The price is flve cents.

`latellliviui8ighi j lieaieli ily iluiicura

Rough and Itchy With Eczema.

Came in Pimples and Blistas. Kept From Sleeping.

"My face got rough and itchy. and

I was told I had eczema. it mme in pimples, than water blisters, and my akin was sore and red. My face ltched and I had to semen, and it kept me from sleeping. The akin me dry and sealy, and would bleed. My lace wal

no awful light. -

"I uwnn udvmlseinent for Cutlcuia

Boop and Ointment and I sent fora free llmple. I afterwards bought more. and ll who not ova n week when! wueom-

getaiy healed.” (Signed) Miss Annie argue, Alderson. A ta., Aug. 28, 1917. Ii' your akin is already healthy and ‘

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___ ' '_f Satisfy the child'| hunger for _ ' l sweets with Moir's Chocolates. »

wvioiitéfsd _ °l 5’ Choco[_¢zz‘fe.si.

0 - » ‘f < 47".) _ lVloir's name is a guarantee of the

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Canada Food Board License No. 5-776 -

1- 2-_

KENSINGTON HORSE RACES '

Wednesday, August- 28th, 1918 .

$650-iN PURSES-$eso

FREE FOR ALL TROT-PURSE $250 2.21 PACE ............ ......... ._ $200

_ 235 'IROT ............. .... ..'..$200

In alditim a pr’z: of $10 will be given the fastest _heat .:

in each class. ` - '_

Entries close with the S_ec. Aug. 13th, 5 per cent to enter

and 5 per cent off money winners. _ .

All races to be miie heats; best three in five. Races end

at the end of the fifth hear. '

The management reserve the right to change the pro-

gram postpone or declare off_ any race for any _good cause. __ National rules to govern if they do not conflict with the a ove.

Din_ner. Tea, Ice Cream. Temperate Drinks, Fruit and

Confectionery will he served on the grounds. ~ _ _

As this is the first race on KENSING l`ON DRIVING

PARK the management will spare no pains to make it a grand success -

REMEMBER Tl-IE DATE,_ AUGUST 28.h.`I _ '

Admission 25 cents. Carriages 25 cents.

Autos will be parked adiacent to the Park. '

A. A. LOCKHAR'1`,

URCH, . Secretary _

President ` .' '

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892-8-Bfsniwstf. ' _ .1-

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clear keep it so by using Cuticurn Boop

for toilet purposes lulltod by touches of Cutlcui-A Ointmcr-0 'o 'soothe and hell any tendency to ii i notion, redness

or roui_l_;nes| of the skin or nealp.

For ee Sample Each by Ma l ad-

dress post-card: “Cuticnrr., Dept. A, Bilton, U. S. A." Sold everywhere.

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Fire Insurance ~ `

Necessity

___ | I hm been mmmml Bu" Then insure in good strong stock compan-

l mist-| MAY voi_uN'r£En wma

had been deeply`_~gwi~onged and '

ies. which never contest an honest claim such A

lwiis desperate. . - _

1 CAN/#DI/\N.S :Sw | _ as is represented by 1 I "THE Monsnrs c s- ' \

LoNnoN, August 9.-it wuu un-I sion" '

| . _ . - E. R. BROW

nouncod in the llouso of Commons that tho Government is consuiei-in _1

with Mary MaoLaren .t tho Prince Edward Tbentrr

the fiiusiiuii of nivinu thu irish thu' _ on wuausssay uno Thursday Ch..-vottemwn _

our i'i\1n!t\' oi' voiunlccrlnr! for scr-

Auxiist 14 nnd 15 _ _

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