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||'el_|\’s Vegetable Compoimd for Health Restored.

f almost ov neighborhood

*Enom ‘::§'i.'i”° i::.:.."'.§i and_»_lmow lu worth.

oi Hass.-“L dia E. Plnltham’s

VoA*t.ahlo Comgounli' has done me a was of good suffered from a weak-‘ ness and a great desi of pain every month and nothing Frought me any re- lief until I tried is famous medicine. I lm 5 different woman since I took it sud want. others who adder to know about it."-Mrs. ARTHUR Lawson, 559 Cottage St., Athol, Mus.

Sl" Ffll°ll°°» ClL~“Iwss in every

week nervous condition, having suffered terribly from a female trouble for over the yesrs. I had taken all kinds of med- icine and had manly different doctors and ogy all said would have to be cyan on, butuladis E. Plnkhsm's _:stable Compo cured me entirely I now I am a strong well woman." -.-In H. Rossiuurr. 447 Devissdsro St., San Francisco, Cel.

Forspecial advice in regard to such

ailments write Lydia E. Pinkham Med- icine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of

lt:"l;\sny years experience is at your

ce.

Summerside Horse Races

$550.00 ln purses for the horse races

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

The following horse races will bu

held at the Sumniersidc Driving Park on Monday. July lst:

Free-for-all Trot and Pace, mile

heats, Purvse ...$200.00

2.19 Trot, 2.22 Pace, niile heats.

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

2.35 Trot_ halt’ miie heats, Purse `

$150.... _ ...$150.00

THE SUMMERSIDE DRIVING PARK

COMPANY i J.'F. ARNETT,

S t .

8083-6-14fstucs4i. core ary ,l= , _

LOBSTER SEASON

ls About 0pei_ietI”

Gentlemen-

Flve you your factory require.

ments. . If not, why not. Let ug furnish you with the necessary needs.

You m I _ ' ° C ll. S. 1'. Jardine, (brother of Dr. F.

lowing:-ay requ re some of the ml IW. Jardine. oi’ Keiisiiigtoii) who has

‘ ‘been in France for tho past year. will

CRACK FANS' '__ “trench fever" in Engltiiitl.-li.

i-BOILERS. _ _,___

R 3; lg _ |` ' ‘_ l l ' llh, 'll lint --TRAYS. get (li\i( (tlicl pl':It\:ltis;lilEi(ii?`e‘lltlici?` pbyople -AN AGED VISITOR- lVl\”- JOS"llll

chance. ilere is iinothcr link added Stands m0¥`0 erect than 301110 mlm "I

H° Si M if was H men' Suffgrey- well respec-ted mailman of R. R. No.

80 Gfaft0n bt :ind as u conscfiucncc was ir `ellcnte lU‘0\md Wllh 9- D°tlII°l} l'0‘l“"9tl“l_-'-__II_l°

I-er ff J nenitn. site was often in i tl for privilege of running h ii auto on uw- - 1 0 ` a a time and could ct nothing IIHYS Mill FI"Ill3yS- S0 far H1051 ‘lf

weeks t g.

W to effect .1 <-_ure nitimugii she inni tried thevreoidenls have signed the samu-

:ill - ,lic medicines which were sull' » knee length per Suit _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$1,125

Sprayers

Now is the time to use

the Sprayer effectually. Spray the Fruit T recs and get more Fruit.

Spray Your Cattle,

Cows give more milk if they are not molested by Flies.

Spray your Poultry

House. Hens will lay more Eggs if free from Vermin. , _

_ 1 Spray your Potatoes, increased "production

jis the Watchward.

Whitewash your Cow

ite bl-e_s, Po it ltr y

ouser, etc our Sturdy

ltprayer will do all or “ the above

` -Sprayers from 75 cents each up. I

j.tn~ttrt it co tu Qillrnin, Seed and Feed

l"` 'Warehouse `

The Western Guardian'

-i1' P/tvs to buy in this Province

Braces can supply you with any size style or make. Order now.

lioldois at llcts on Saturday at Hoi mlan's. Suinmerside 8089ME1i

_ 4-wins sasitisrsi 11,5 nnaa bush

-~ old prices for prom_pt orders at

Braces.

8014-5-4 tuef2 wksEi’2w.

n1.'in~'s, Summerside. I 8089ME1l.

____ _

our special values in Ladies’ Panama

8078-6-14ME2i.

-MEN'S WATERPROOF tweetl

caps worth $135 Your choice to

tleiir each 984 Sinclair _ &. Stewart Llmdtcd 8078-6-14ME2i.

-WOM'EN‘:- navy and black Par-

iiinattu Rain oats worth up to $8.00 specially priced for Satiirday to clear .95. Sinclair & Stewart Lim-ited.

8078-614ME2i

H . ‘ & ‘Stewart Limited

-NEW AUTOS.-Dr. F. W. Jar-

dine, Kensington. and Mr. J. M. l.a1lrd of Kelvin. have purchased' new McLaughlin cars from it. T. Ilolniun Ltd.-ll.

-SMALLPOX-Tlie cases of small-

pox at Cape \Volfe seems to liavv run their course. no further cases being reported and those who liuve had the some are out of danger.--1 W.

-60 PAIRS WOMEN'S patent ie.\-

thei' :ind line kid pumps, assorted odd lilies, worth t`roin $3.50 to $4.00, on sale to clear Saturday per pair $1.98. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.

8078-6l4ME2i

-LADIES iintrimmed tagei braid

hats. Regular $2.00 to $3.00 Your choice oil Saturday, iiiiy hut in the lot 69c. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.

8078-614ME2i

-PLAY AT KENSiNGTON.- The

play entitled. "The elopeinent of El- len" presented by' the members of the Rebecca bodgei. of ‘Suiiiiiiersitlot in the (‘. M. B. A. Hall, Kensingtoii on Thursday, June Gtli, was a decided success. tho lliill was filled to its ut- most capacity. and each one took their part most czrcriitabby. The specialties between acts were also excellent. The "l<‘lorcndalc." riuartctte 'hy Messrs Goffcny. Wheeler, Bowncss and Laird, was cxceptioiially well rendered. as were also the solos by Rev. M. VVliee- ler, and Mr. B. Graham Rol:ers._ The amount of $97.00 was realized, which goes to Patriotic purposes.-l`t.

In Charlottetown

which cured them will’ cure you if you have wisdom enough to give it .i

to the long chain of evidence concer- ning tlic Farador.

Charlottetown. June 8. 1918

r,- y w e

from bronchitis for at least 1 1 vearS

posed to bc hcncilclal

Last lloccmher we decided lo try

the Farador. it having been recom

br\g.in to improve after the first ap

and liris zi 'o gre ly iprovc

health and stronlltli.

Tho Farziilor was also used for ii

case nt' la grippe in one of the chil- dren with splondld results. it quick- ly rerliiccrl the fcvcr, effecting a

slioiilrl bc in every homo its cost

Tin- foregoing letter is a<ldre:~lscd to

ACCI DBN1’

Wil I I-‘I -

Mr. Samuel G. Blandford, of Bel-

ton. Ont., met with ta nasty accident While swimming, ibut the timely use of Zum-Buk saved him unneces- sary suffering. He writes:

“ While swimming. I caught my

foot on A 'Discs of wire and in try- ing to free myself I cut my foot very badly. I applied s remedy I had at the time, but the out got no better. Then I commenced with Zarn-Buk. The first few applies- tions ended tho pain and drew out the poison and soreness, and very soon the lnlufy was quite healed."

Be sure to keep Zum-Buk on

band for emergencies. and when you go on your holidays don't for- get to Dnt a 'box of1Zam-Hui: ln your bag. It's splendid for cuts, burns, blisters, surrburn, sore feet, heat rash. bites and sores of all kinds. All dealers. 500. box. Send lc. stamp (for _return postage) on free trial box. ' ‘

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MEN'S BOX KIP laced boots $2.00

at Holmurfs, Summerside ou Satur- fli-Y. 8089ME1i. _»

-AUTO TIRES AND TUBES!

8014-5-'4tuef2wksEf2w.

-RUBBER LINED TOOTH BRUSH

-RUBBER LINES TOILET travell-

‘llltl case 33t-.ts on Saturday at Hol-

-PANAMA HATS.-Doii't overlook

ata bee them on Saturday. Sinclair

. -TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH

Minimum charg ty tive cents

morside . 8089MlEli

cts at Holinan‘s Summerside.

8089ME1l.

-ENTRIES FOR THE MONTA

-GUE STAKE RACES. close with the Secretary, Saturday. June 15th.

8064-6-13M3i.

-M‘EN’S fine Box Kip Boots, reg-

ular $3.50 to $3.75, clearing at $2.75 per pair. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.

8078-61-iME2i

' -SHIPPING.-The schooner “Bow- ness" under Capt. Stright. arrived in

from Pictou.-L.

-SHIPPING.-The schooner "Maud Weston? undler Carpt. Weston, left Sumerside on Wednesday en ballast for Ricliibucto.-L.

-WOMEN'S AND GIRLS sport

coats worth $10 -to $12 clearing at $5 on Saturday at Holman’s‘. Sumxnerside

8089ME1i.

-WOMEN'S fi-iwn Parametta. Rain-

coats worth $6.25 clearing on Saturday at $3.75 each. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. 8078-ti-14l\lE2i.

-THE TUG BOAT “ALICE” called

at Suiniiieyside on Tuesday for sup- plies, she was on her way to Sydney from Gaspe.-L.

-HATS.-98c buys a trimmed hat

worth up to $2.50. See them in our Millinery Department on Saturday. Sinclair & Stewart, Limited.

» 8078-614ME‘Zl

-COAL LADEN.- The schooner

“Dwlna." under Capt. Fraser, which brought coal from Plctou for Railway left on` Wednesday on ballast for Mir- amiclii.-L.

-GOOD CROPS-Reports from dif-

ferent sections of this vicinity, would indicate thattlie prospects for crops. especially hay, ir1'e better than for ai number of years.H.

-DON'T FORGET THE FIRST

PAYMENT, one per cent.. is duo June 15th on the Montague Stake lla ces. Send your entry NOW, hoforti you forget it.' S064-6-13M3i.

-THE CLASSES FOR THE MON#

TAGUE STAKE RACES to be held on [August 21st are 2.17 trot. purse $250: I2.30 trot, purse, $250 and ii 2.45 pace and trot, purse $200. One percent ,due on June 15th. 8064-G-13M3i

, .___

-SOLDIER ILL.-The friends' oi

be sorry to hear. he is ill with

Summersido on Wednesday. Mr. Collins is fairly smart on foot and

halt his age.-H.

-UP T0 DATE MAILMAN- Tho

1, namely Mr. A. Heustis has been

-W.

the W

=.=

report sliowcd :i very siirccssfiii your

Vice Presidciit.. Miss Jane (Hover, Secretary, Mrs George Eastor

WESTERN I'ERSON'i\ LS

" ( I' 0

gustino Cove, were recent visitors to

Wednesday.-H.

-Mrs. Newland, oi’ New York arriv- ed in Kensington last wcok to spoiid the sumti' with fr-lends.-R.

-The llev. it. Brodie oi’ ()’Leary

left on Monday to attend thc Metho- dist Conference ut Suckviile, N.1$.

-Mrs. (I)r.) Dsrrah, Kensington,

was in town Wednesday, visiting her dnughtcr, Mrs. (Dr.) J. F. McNeill. -H.

-Miss Tloaristo returned to Sum-

morsldo on Monday. after it pleasant visit with her friend Mrs. Emmii Mc- Nutt of Kensington.-R.

-Mr. and Mrs.'Gordon MacFar-

lane. Miss B. Buxton and Mr. ilarry Mar-i<‘arlanc, Augustine Cove motorod to Summorsido Saturday-C.

Mrs. ll. J. Heywood. of Mill River.

who is visiting friends' in W»llmot and Mrs. Robert Stavert, Wilmot spent

guesduy with friends in Hamilton.-

-Mr. and Mrs. John Woodside, ol

Hamilton, were in Summerside on Tuesday to see their daughter Mil! Carrie, who is undergoing treatment in the Prince County Hospltsl. 'Her many frlendshope soon In henr of Miss Woodrildcfs complete recovery to her foriner good health.-R. 1

, _

Insertion for advertising in this col-, umn. - Cash must accompany order. ‘

e twen - .

-FRESH FIRM MACKEREL 18c

each on Saturday at Holinan’s, Sum-

-.IAPANESE CUP AND BAUCERB

man‘s. Summerside . 8089ME1i.

--SW|FT’8 BHORTENINO in 1 lb.

packages selling on Saturday at 29

Sumniersidc with coal for the Railway

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lg .

,sill 1 FJ //’ \\ilg\_l\~

e/' \`

/-",. Q . , 1. 1

K*11',=_“-:_;‘

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The

°~l tt G

'und $1.00-

ankle length

1 white in good qt.al

_/_ /’ _-2 Ls

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‘ in , gsm!! ` "2 Pi

.asc \ /// ‘}\\\\§‘ I

' ` SUMIVIERSIDE

7 7

Mi A Iliff I I ..I,..'_"t".2.`.1";I"' _Hifi 5 `,rf _.J 1'3"?-Iliiyx “.":»'i _ _ 1 . =: I - - YI.- _ ‘“"» - ff - -» _ _.~ 'mn onannorrrrowx suafnifx _,__W_--. _ 1 ~TUNEf‘1i-1.1918

‘SINCLAIR & STEWART

._ .. .. .. ’l`here’s Quality-Fit'-Good, LookS and

P Good Values in Stock 111

Men s and Boy si Suits '

No evidence of clothing scarcity; here.

Neither will you fine prices exorbitantly high _

means a lot

ed here

in their favor 1

because suits bought months ago are priced

' onthe basis of monthsago prices, and that

We have Men’s Suits at 10.00, 12.00, 15.00. 20.00, 22.50 and up

I0 $29-00 and ifyou ask us for advice we would tell you that there is more money for you in buying the better grade goods from $20.00 and

_ up, but if $15.00 or even $10.00 is your limit you can certainly be suit-

Especially good lines are shown in Men’s Navy and Black Wors-

ted Suits, also Dark Grey mixtures in fine Tweeds and Worsteds at 20--. 00, 23.00, 25.00 and $29.00.

_ B S t It ’”' 150 500 7 0 1().00 l $12."0

%~9“‘l’..'/ Q o s’ ui s -1-> f 5 um -> -newest mo-

_,.,__’. J _ _;_¢_ .___ y . . , . , . , EA dels-best makes-undoubted values.

est in Shirts 1

and Summer Underwear

A full stock now awaits you at this counter. __/ li/_Ien'S fancy '

nggligge Shi;-tg 751-, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.7;) _iilulpiip to !'(».l..»(). , 7

` Men’s Sport Shirt 1.25, 1,50 and il~1.7.»_. __ t

Boys’ Shirts in sport negligee and outing styles pi iced a

to $1.35.

Boys’ Shirts Waists, assorted good patterns 050.

' ' simiiinit UN1mmv1~:.1\it '

Men’s fine quality Balbriggaii Underwear, Shirts and D1'awe1;s: ,ll

Per garment .......7-lt.

Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts and Drawers in white a_n_d

natuyalghade................................S000 _ \ ! _

Men’s Merino finish Underwear, good quality and _nice weight. ` - ’ 1//

ShirtsandDrawei‘s.............................Nic \_\\\_ | &\

Men’s line Balbriggan Com bination Underwear, long Sl€€V€S and I I I ' 1 ’ -

.»-»-.»....»,...-l..».»... »¢~.»

Men’s better grade Balbrig gan Combination _Underwear, long .

sleeves and ankle length. Price per suit --_~ ---$1-2"

Men’s Porus Knit Combination Underwear, pure

ity stock, short sleeves and

_ _ _ _ ,,'_",;‘;“,‘§,_§"}\f‘,§‘,,"s',,§f,;f,‘,’,',"},'§,,‘;I Men’s Klosed Krotc-li Combination Underwear in

,m,)ml(,,] hy ,_ ,.U1at1,,U who ymd mc/Civ. byterlan Church. was held 'i`|iursfia__\' ])l.1I`0 CTOSS bill* NO_i»'.l 3276, kll€'€ on much benefit from its use. My wife I “fI°"n°°"' J‘_'"'-" Gul' ThB_ Tf_ms“r.0I:s length, ill l.W0 (]l1ElllI.leS. PI°lC€ PCI' Sl/'llg

p,_m_,_,_, _has ,.'n,,,|n'ue_|'Ht,$` ml, ;Ig§(_~{'iginf;;itr};téori;i.i_sgz_d thgogllstnig yyoglrl, J. . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . ..` . . . . .$1.00 illltl $1.34; prov.. .ln .~ "nat, .»ni»;_n... y auf; ____ ,,,.c_,,,,_,,,,_ Mm ,,_ R_ M,.M,,,,,,,_ Boys Two Piece Merino finish Underwear, goot

Treasurer, Mrs. .A. liunipliroy.-R: ____ __ i - - ----

V /f/by _ ., \w_ 5

Sl Cl .9

850

_‘ "|.

. $1.00

quality.

Boys’ Two `

i 1,

nw-Q/'

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ll -

-4 bm 1 x\\ _i\_ 1

1,/' \\\' _///’_

&\§\`;/tif /////' .L//i/;A< 1 ”

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\ /

Sizes up to 32. Each ---.- -- ---050 I

piece Porus Knit Underwear, short

sleeves and knee length. Sizes up to 32. Price

' p91~g3_rmgnt..............._.......50c

Boys’ Balbriggan Combination Underwear, short

sleeves. Sizes up to 32, per suit - - - - - - - -70”

Boys’ Klosed Krotch fine white Combination," no

sleeves and knee length, per suit - - » - - - -950

._. .-... .. t..........l ..._ .... ...;T".TE_ .. ....._.... We are Sl1_f>,Wii}§',a very large range of Men’s Summer _1 isltsillglitriii(-,,m'burlson,withits/ro.vict0,.i,_1_;C'. _ , _ » f 1 ___ .

` °=""'“*° ",°°'“"E- _ --Mr nf" ‘<~“1'"=tf»"» Sta ie and Light Shades for summer wear. Price per pair

234 l"llZl`0Y Sl paid n. hrioi’ visit to Summerslde on P

. e

W. E. E , titi i ti * ' -

Farmlor gran A€l[<’r‘lx:>$'nlilteiYi?ttl,rc. lc -Mr. ami Mrs. J. D. Schurmnn, of ' 8072-6-13M1i. Fnoetown. spent. Sunday with friends

in Kensington.-R. l _ 5 _

FORMER PRESIDENT THOMAS

WOi.l<`Vll.l.l°]. N. S.. Juno 11.-_Tho

death is :innounecd in Toronto of Rev. Thomas Trotter. D.D., L.I..D., pro- fessor of homlletics, und pastoral theology tit. McMaster University and for__ten years president of Acad-ia University. Rev. Dr. Trotter had .been in ill heultha loiigétimo. *"`

He was born in Lelces ershlro.".EnIl- und; Ang. 11,1853, in'1s7o ite réhiov- od to (Eannd-a with his parents-, Mr. and»Mrs. S.'Edwlti Trotter. He was educated nt Woodstock College. _To- roniu; Toronto Univergityi McMaster University and Queen .Unlverelly- Mcllilaster und Queens _cnferred the degree of Doctor of DiVlp~lty'1upon him nnd Queens, Dalhousie and Acadia the 'degree of Doctor of Dawn.

He was pastor ot_ the Baptist Chugch

nt Woodstock, 0n.t.,_(rom 1805 to _I 89 and' of the Bloor Street Baptist

Chiir, Toronto, from 1889 to 1890. when he became professor of homletien and pastoral theology at McMaster University. He resigned inj1895 nnd. the following year became president of Acadia. During lslrtelryears' in-

cumbency lane he begsme _widely _tac- uain ,hthe,:ipt.l_l_°_0 "'i'atinmI@'.'II»s-avtnesn ’ uni the mum States, speaking frequently in public. He was eloquent, torcefulmil IIUWIHI'

TROTTER, ACADIA, I8 DEAD

as a speaker and broiitl-niindcd and sympathetic as a man.

When he resigned as president of

Acadia in 1900 bo became pastor of the Ashland Avon/uc Baptlst'(lhur<~.h, Toledo, 0., remaining therc` until 1909. when he resumed' his old chair at-McMaster Univeneity.

in 1887 hc married Miss Maud Free-

man, daughter oi' Rev. David Freeman. of Cunning. She had been principal of the liudics' Dopartmcvnt of Woodstock College. ‘

MAY DECIDE THE FATE OF THE ENEMY

*O*-** _ I

LONDON, June 11. -Commenting

on the now German offensive the Star says:

"The third phase of the battles

which commenced on March 21 may woll decide the fate of Germany. _lt r-onnot docldo tho into of the Allies. for whatever may be the issue they will fight on until America and the American armies can turn the scale and deliver the world forever from Prussian hegemony. The Germans areqaiot going to win. -i

" here are great armies of the

French and the British between them and Paris. _ __ . 1"We expect those. armies, with the. rapidly Increasing American army to'

best them net. We decline to go half

____ ,,__ _.___y.f~_._ __

. _“_ . 1 _ . _ . . . .. ,.,.,..._.,.

-MI” G““"‘ 0' M“‘""“““~ *‘i’”"‘ ` " I’ l 1

the week end in Kensington, thc guest 1 . ._ __.. . . ‘ ~

Of MTS. Lytllil -S-Il'flll'flB._l`i. I §Q77` IM1i¥ _ A | _ r fl- 5;

wiiy toward defeat of any kind. Wo believe victory, and nothing but vic-

tory.

“Wo Pave beaten tlio Germans in u

hundrot battles since Mons. we shall beat them now."

UNKNOWN VESSEL BURNED' IN PACIFIC

PACIFIC PORT, Juno 11.-A burn-

ing vessel was seen abmit 400 miles off shore on Tuesday night by ship which has arrived at today. When tho steamer cd uloiigsido the and

the waters was no

life from the name of the swiiy and no llteboats were discovered. -

been

FR'E'E LOVE DOCTRINE _

PREVAILS IN RUSSIA

NEW YORK, June 12.-Mrs. Emme-

llno Pankhurst. the suflragette lead. er. now in America. states that all par- ties tin Russia except the Boluheviki

tligre in fsvor ot joining with the Al- es. 1 She had come directly fnom France

and had with her s copy of Ls Mb- erto of May B. giving quotations from the Boislievllti organ, the lnvestrunup- on the party's work in the “sucklin-

1: mar- f I i

tion of women," This has ulreadi' been carried out in Saraty. and is being organized in other places. ll provides, she says, that all Dlrlsof 13 and over are public properly “Nl “I” compelled to register iii the fron 10”" department of tho Bureau of "l’ulJll0 Assistance, where they may cl10080 3 mute from uinong'the' citIiiene°0f 19 to 50, or *‘vos' be M1050" by men li some privilege. W g»s`rd'leas me-rril8°.»

1'?"

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