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consider it a permanent toilet requisite--.50c -and 1.00 bottle.” " “

1 _Central Drugstore _ ` Sunnyside _

_ -that -having

*it once; "`you'= will

A. Foster

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adv

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uns -JAME_s__liAcD_oNaLD

~.‘ Ti`i‘er_e`__$dib`d` i£t`=C0}§;morclal Cross on

_Z?d,'V 1916,- sry Ross, widow s ate James MacDonald. atthe csd__age of 93 years. Siiawas

éisvnie-use

rwsiss

i - f¢'*‘~i_i¥~f`P :i'~"V`:" . '

t Mr. John ldoKeauo, City,-has return-‘

_-o_o fr_o_m his trip_to°`iiiouti-ssl. __ _' Mr. I-‘Isrvey lli`teh`4!\..`Dli!'y itor. is spending liisltlr at his hom "in

Fredericton, N.\B.‘ V _

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’ Captain lriula ` ` ind his-daughter hills Myrtle ofywcity are visiting] '_in Halitax. ` V

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_Summersiiie the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horne. _ _` _ ` __

Miss ‘Vi-"McDonald *who has been

_spending-'Easter at her home in Glen- tlnnan re'turt\eil_ to __-the -city yesterday.

pi- Hua-Mrs_Vo'iu~iison toeicnp their

residence at _the 'Dalton Ssnitorluin yesterday. V ' ` ‘ _

Mr. H. Anderson, representing T.

Eslsrbrooks. crossed by the csr Ferry Vsteamer yesterday en route to Truro.

Mr. C. H. A. Grant, who has been

visiting Charlottetown, his _ former home, left yesterday for ‘Montr`eal_

I __ Mr. _James Mclllachen, son’o`f Mr.

_ 0 "A. E. McEschen,_ City, left yesterday

on a visit to Boston and New York,

.__ _ _..._ -mee fl||1M[|y3 [mg [gin _ff

V . . . D8 _ _ ‘ I

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is 55. I and. l'P°\ll_\¢l "ll-‘ ins gn §al’i?ioq€=m1*l:‘t’tf“¥Bterday "'°'" Mrs.-r.~-J. Honnsn. city. his srriwf \y1m]¢.. x-_°\m¢_ “|¢¢,»§z¢_¢._ ~ 1- ed home from Kentville, N. S

- » V -_ c iiisiiin sunt

also Fine Ground lox' Poroo- Miss Katie Murchison, City, made _ _ __

h'¢°~n_ 1" the trip by the CarF_err_y_ steamer yes-

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tefday. __ _ .

E i`tev,_George Sutherland, Kensington preached in Bt. _dnd_x_'ew's Church, Pic-

V 1011 011 Sunday.; p _

Mr. Keith ,McGougan, _ Mltlpeque,

spent the week end in with trieuds in

in the year 1840 with her brother-in» '

law, wiiiinm Msoxinnon who was Ch“_"°"°°°W“' f _ _ drowned at Point Prim_75 years ago. mu” Zahn Ramsay md' Eva Hum

_ During the exceptionally long lease terpf Bummemldp m,Va__”emung their

.ff-_ ~ __ sf '~ _ '_ ~ °f ‘U0 g"““°°d h°*`»“l1_° W" l‘“°“'“ Easter holidays in Charlottetown for ner irinriness ana oiinritssie nis~ V - l - V V- i V '

` " V' " ` position and was always willing to _ _ _ _ _

1°--1 = helm 1-an-I who-ref. ....'.”.‘.'.'.?’.i‘l§‘.‘Z’...”‘i.'I“.‘3‘.l; ‘Z§.‘1°l°‘$¥.“§.“€.?l. sion seemed to require it. She leaves. My to spend hm Eu,” holmays _mms to mourn one daughter, Mrs_,Alexan- home here _

der McDonald, who has always lived -_ ' ' ' ' ' ` '

on»the old homestead, and was 9.

gre” “our” °f °°mf°" ‘°‘h°" `m°"h°r» Summerslde spent -Easter at his home

ment L J .Mennn'e|a'1ostn Battalion

predeceased by her husband.28 years especially during the latter period of |n Gmnnnnlxn “dim _“tum-m,Sum_

B80 KYB

The late Mrs_'Macdouald. emi-

` from Uigg Isle of Sirye,Scotlaud

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_ _tzhwore ‘ in. 5, Well 5 W' ¥'- '.7'

i is ssl'riiitV<-""i c V

V is

- Right nowaf- hsveyourwalls and woodwork done over. Beautify

4' »_»‘insid_e.now.for-the summer months. Make ev_ery room a work or-art.

'-Paints, _Varnis_h,Stalirs and enainels are just what you need to make' Vyour_)i_oln`je' bright, cheery andoomfortabla. ._ __ ’_ f' _ ‘ ~ ‘ .»'--_r_io17E¢_*r_i-assi l-lELPe- - _ e _

'_ . _A_ abastine, a beautiful and ‘permanent wali~coatlng_ Price per_ pkg V 'Mr Pkgs- ..i._‘.'.f ._ .. _ . . . . .....2oe Es.

Calsomine 20c a pkg. Marbelino 35cVa pkg.

V Ef_iglisl}`Mixed Faint. higheest grade 12c per lb.

.lsml6son"s Ready Mixed Paint ........70c Qt. $1.40-V2 Gals. 1 Gsii ._ ._ _ _ . . ||l$2.'/5 'Floor Paint _._.70e Gt ._fFloor Enamel ._..76c and 80:: .Qt.

‘ Gildden_'s Gloss White Enamel, dries with a pure whltehigh gloss finish; all size tins from 20e up. ‘ _ _ '

G$ldd_¥_i's-~_I\jlet White, insures tt perfect und durable result. All'

_size tl from'.... ._ _; ..._ ._ .. _.30c Up.

' -_ , Jap-A-Lac for_ renewing old and .worn furniture and wood_work, etc.

Prices, 10, 20, S0, 80 Ind '$1.10 I tin. _ -_ Sspoiin Varuish Stain for chairs and woodwork . ._ _.22o tin ` Stove Pipe Enamel for re-finishing old stove pipes, etc 10, 15 and .26c in ‘ -1 _ 3.001 General Purpose varnish, suilnlile for all kinds of interior woo' wer.li._Prices from_,20e to- $2.00 tin_. __ ____ __ '~

i,t‘lier's_-iltioor Wu," the aid rslisbio Floor finish .. _“_ .. _ _Joe lb.

I_.,}neeum varnish _.so and son s tin.

" *A iminilm Psink giNes‘ '~a lasting silver finish on radiators 'and

e Boller etc Pl‘ic from 20c a tin u

s.» . B8 P- '

mngwashable gold Paiu`t'for Picture Frames, etc., from 28a up. -~ ~ -ner ns ten you"now't'e.ne1l'e'~’HouseV_Clennlrlz easy' by our helpful -NDN' V; '~ _ `:`fl.._§,*»‘.V.,-» ,

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sr:f‘;.1.‘.§:s._;‘L1z.;l:.“i:"t‘.;‘;::_i£:.::: f-=-1-1-V1~'--W--K-V

5. gig "rf Mis Edith Stems. City. leaves this

morning-for Springhill, N. S... where

M) she will take a position inthe Cana- _.,, _.V , dish Bank of Commerce.

Miss Annie Stewart Union Road is

_ A V 1 spending a few dsys'in the city the

guest of Col. and Mrs. Stewart. Kent

‘ » ' t. _ _

M ank Macdonald returned to

_the Ic’it¥:`ryesterd_ay'from spending.: s.

pleasant week-end at Vernon__River.V

Sutherland. who have been spending

_ the past weekvisitinfgi in Souris ' i_‘e_-_

urned home on Saturday. _ `

' ‘ V° 3 M.wini e like i i" Some Su eshons ;....~..’.... nt:...?.i3..3...V.~.l‘3iii‘siie

at the _P. E. Island__l-Iospltalis report- ed progressing favorably and hopes`to be able tereturn home shortly. ‘ 5

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-Mr. A. -Horne, city is visiting in 3

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Miss Schurmsn. Summerside, has ar

rlved home from Dalhousie for the Easter holidays.

Mr; Guy McPhee, has arrived from_

Dalhousie, to spend his holidays at his home infleorsetown. _

Mr. Morrisey, of the Royal Bank of

Canada at Newcastle. N. B.. is spend- ing his Easter holidays with friends in Summer-side.` " '

Rev. W. D. Wilson, Fredericton, N.B;

spent Easter Sunday wlth_ his family in Charlottetown. He returned to Fredericton yesterday.

<` The following were among commer- cial men who crossed to the Mainland yesterday: Messrs J. C. G_o_uland. J. W. Fenton, P. 8. Hannon, and C. H. A. Grant. Montreal. _ __ `

' _Mr. Chester Vanlderstine. Di, N19 ` Canadian Bank' of Commerce at Am- herst N. S.. ’s`pent E`aster'Sunday at his home,in Charlottetown. _I-Ie left . on return yesterday morning. .

' It is_ §ieas'in‘g'to report that Mrs. J. " AJ We sté`r, who has been under _treatment for, the past week in the P. E. I.l-lospitaljis gradually improv- ' ing. _ -V

i f.Among those iniittendance from » n ~'dis_tance at tl_ie‘Vfun_ersl 'oi'-t_h_e\ late

l l m Jardine of»Crown' Pollli. WHS

-_-wl_l=__' , ; ' 1 V V

» Misses -Maymie"-'Ituss snd~.D'orethy"M-" D-M191 3°” 95-‘Um°“ Road ue"

.l5Mout_§giie;:_.__V___ ‘ _ f ' _ _ 'V _ ,_ ...l '\ 1- "_-ul ~

4,5"Ml"'.Willlam'Westaway. who has lbeeli '_sp`ending__a'. _fourf months _ visit at his. o1_ri__h'oin‘e'; in Lower _ ivfoiitsgusr left -.yesterday ren \_route~ to -Western Sall- ‘iratchewsn where he willresuma his #business as rancher." 1 ‘ " ' "

Mr W 0 ‘Joh ton, et the DeDBl'¢‘

tigers; of ' ` ` "v, `: is morn-_ ’ing for .ril§if<i?'§§?§gi§__V‘$bYf`yiiie ana' Grand Pre on bu_slnes_sjco_nl1ected» with e*t_h'eV -Departfnentf' Hbfwfll' likely re- '__turn the last of the,_ weel¢.___ _ ____ __

Mi-J. J.. Morrison Clsrk._-_Secretary

'of the Charlottetown VYJM. C. A. went to Sumizierside on Friday to open up the reading rooms for the men of the ‘i05th Battallonquartered there Mr. Clark will return to the City to# day. ~

'lihe many friends ot Mr_. VJames}D. Profit, Kensington; who-has been op-__ orated on in the P. E. ‘island Hospital; will be pleased to learn that he is

the institution. r ' ‘ -' '»' ‘

Mr. H. C. Christie, " representing

Cowans Ltd., Toronto, is at present on his 'spring visit to the Province. Mr. and Mrs. Christie and-_their-~son Hugh expect to come here for their ‘usual annual vacation fii _July ‘ and have secured accomodation -at Mrs. Ci‘osliii'l"s, West St. f ' _ _I _

Mr. W. J. Miittart, organizer ofthe

l. 0. F. Summerside hes* been in the

foity esring the pest few'-says. no has

so far visited a large number of Courts .in the Western part .ofthe Province and as s result of hl_l»_,v_i§its indica-

_tlons are good for consideragile acces- 'sionsr to the ranks of_tlti_s‘f ourishlllx, society. _,f _ ‘- '

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one).

was

morning were Mis-

and Mr.

appropriate musical programme

Mr., Littlejohns being the pres-

Mr. Percy Stanley was soloist

Mr. Nell McKenzie of Canoe Cove

has received the following interesting letter from his nephew, Private`i-lar- _ry McLean who it is rumored was

V\vou_nded shortiysfter w_ri_tlpg__ this iletter. No part culars however have _been received.

Somewhere in France. _ _ V

March, 15,--.1916.

_Dear Uncle:-f- , ~ “-

I take this opportunity _ofwriting

This is my fifth -month in France

and it don’t seem more than that since I signed up. Still ]‘don’t want to have

cr a strenuous life, still I Ican_'t_soy

_derful the good health the troops keep'

over some of the time I have ee

without s hot meal of any kind ,for

physical condition and everybody .seems helllly. but l, guess nobody will lbe sorry when this is over. We have

the'il'rst"weel<'of march was `tbe`cold-` est we had since comingf-here, the lqst tow. days-'have been.like June. 1 `»Tills

would like to see. it in Peace time. There are long lines of beautiful trees

clean as city, streets _ :_Th`eyV have

tile best inthe world they say:;-blot muchfof their y1_orli'is 'done ‘ini a slow _oi<i'-_fashioned lilly. and where -titers 'ure any up-to'-da't'e machlnesbsed they are ususllydmported-from the U. S.»A_, _and Canada. . I have seen quite a. m;m_V Vber of Massey Harris binders and oth-

-biggest farms. All the houses are made of brick and house, barns and stables are all connected with a big -pit in _front of all of _th_ein, in which manure and all waste is thrown into. _with cows, pigs, horses, sheep.. and liens all within a few yards of their-out

enjoy living on s Flemmish farm. Still the people look healthy. and under the circumstances happy. For while we are back for s. rest yet we are not out of the dangers zone by a good deal. There are families living within a miie of the front line trenches and 'they don‘t seem to notice the war very much even then. As a rule however-_ there are very 'few people out side of* soldiers, who ever get that near the

f I ‘ dw' k' very .front line. That is quitean interesting

‘_g¢h!;c€,.€a:;ent”:.ée°é6?,,q aglplace I can assure you. and whlle~a

man is looking death,in the face all the time when there, yet it soon he- comes commonplace and the whirl 'oi

bullets are not noticedk I canft say that you getused to shel ilre so easily‘ for shells are something difficult and are sure terrifying when coming in: bunches, which they sometimes do. l have seen some _of them, dig holes big enough to bury two or three horses l_n_,_ liut its wonderful the Vfewthat are liliit considering the number of-_shells and bullets that are iiyiug"sbout. _lcléhave _been very lucky solar curse `, had* only a few casualties hut we ca-u't lfeep on being so lucky forever. Some 'day our ‘turn will come I suppose, but fout here with death so close all the

_-time a man soon gets 'so he"d`oesn’t

(Continued on page_six.)` 'V

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also carried out at Grace Church;

evening. » _ f g

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\i "C'l\"f:\"2> on r€_~i~ ` "

'yon a long delayed letter. ' ' _

another ilve months here, for it_'§ path-‘

wet feet sn _of the time ana' we;-alii' _ _ "_ `two and three days without ‘sleep_an`;l.

four or live and yet we are in good!

been back for a_ rest lately and while_.

is a beautiful country in summer and'

'lining thef-_Vroads whichj arekept as,

-great _cl’0llS_, in this.Dilxrt __of_theV.countr;r.'

.er Well known' makes. on some,-_o!_-the»

door. I don‘t believe Canadians would;

' ' wheat

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_ a toper prop'ortio'n~'of

“fwestern wheat`-- at makes' _“B_`eayei‘”- ' ‘ Flour such a splendid bakingilour, 'i_1'_i_1i_-__-'_ _ _ i ' _form in strength and quality at all times. ` _ ‘__ This is wh "Beaver" Flour is e_qus_liy good _ ` ‘hr Bi-esdand¥’sstr'y. Try it. Your grocer hasit.

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-Piano Duet V~ V

--Patriotic Drill and 'lableau -Presentation of Veteran jewels.

-Soloniirl Ci§6frus,V.'. _ . . _. .:. Miss Dorothy Sutl1'erland:‘soloist."

- I-'_ l~‘V ~ Programme:-_ __ '___ _m _/_,fi 1-

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-\/_ocnl Solo .. ._ . _ ._ ._ ._ ._ ._ ___.Proi1.V_Bigriow._ alieaiiing' .. .. _ V; ._ ._ -_._Mifs__.f§,__l__lji_r_>_tile¢ -"Vocal Solo __ _ . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . .._ _ _,Master lom,Col_emanf

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)-Reading _ _ _ Mrs Parker Hoopeff '16-‘-.Vocal Solo . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . .... .... ._MissA_McDo ald- _I 1-Vocal Duct . . . . _ . ._ . . . _ . _ _ _ Messrs liruceand Robins _ -12-VocalSclo.... ..Mr.R.Finol:

_that i rnina it very mnoii sno its _»_»~.on¢_ f1Sl01oS` ‘S503 1~lu/lem ssl]/q ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ° ' ' '' °" ' ' 'l ' `~ : slllolij) pill? 6105 ffl

` ' 1 _ REFRESHMENTS. _ _ _ ____ ,

in, considering everything. .We_have` V

i8-Solo _and Tablcau . _ . _ _ . _ . _ _. . _ _ _ .Mrs. S. l-lenderson, Soloist. (-____ _ _ . . . ..._.-. _...A ........ . _

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N _Rrogressive\vhisi_Brir1ge_ V V V - »'-‘-~-V" V'

-Dancing-Miss jean Blanchard-1’iai1ist_ ' -~

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V cocoa. produced than -C‘owan’ls

t.nz.'fy _I

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VV Perfection Cocoa-“rich in aroma, _

-. @~*in_0_t'i'r`ishiin‘g and delicious. __

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ANY a farmer who would like to raise

li-is calves is prevented by the amount of mill: nr.-ces sary to feed them By raiein them he could selecit client of the stock und improve

mwird of milk or beef production

is for sale ‘

of valuable hint.: on

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