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Mr. James Mclsaac, M.P., has ar- _ _

rlved some from ottawa. Mr. Fred Conroy. dry. left rester- -wH|'rE mioov a|.ousEs clear-

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PBIISOIILS

. _-l Shaw, was in the city yesterday. _JAPANESE GREPE RQMPERS

Senator Murphy. Tlgnish. returned f0l‘ B868 3 t0 6 years. Price 75° SINC°

ht from otmwm Mr. James P. Coady, Eniyvale. was LALR & STEWART, L1M]TED_ i

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Mrs. Arthur Hawaii, city, went in Seek- ‘ s1NcLArit it STEWART, LIMITED. 'rtguisn yesterday. f ff -1 - 'loss-5-siivizisii.

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Mr. A. J. McNevln, M.L.A., Bon-

a vsitor in the city yesterday.

day on return to North Battleford.

____ Premier Arsenuult, who ls~in Sum

M,-_ g_ s_ Hessian' Momaguevrwm, merslde, is expected to return to tho -WATERPQQQF ggp,-|-3 for men

in the glty yeg¢grday_ Cl'-Y INS m0l'lliIlS. and boys. Get ours before it rains

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Mrs. R. B. VanDine, of Fredericton. Mrs' James Mcxenzlel City' me ART- LIMITED-

!q_B__ is vmung Cha,.lon8wwn_ ,returned home after visiting friends 7053_5_31M2iEu_

_____ ‘in Hunter River last week.

Mr. and Mrsf Nell McKenzie, city, "`°_' . -HATS-Child ' _ _

_aeeogganisa by their daughter. len , ,S°§8€°;" J- Sl- nLif;";°l“i- gf M°“f“I!t‘§e- mis specially prifgtll 25? yest ay on an automobile trip to" ` “S ‘.@”“"S ‘ ‘_5 ‘°"‘e_°" “’ a d 1.00. S h ' ' ' _ the eastern part of the Island. ` Walla. le" Yesterday lu' H”lll“x~ nldry ‘Room orfe Sa‘;i|ll‘dli.l; ol"

'Auld Bros Ltd.

I lil Stoclr,_ immediate

Delivery

_ I FLOUR

Robin Hood, barrels and bags,

old grade.

Queen City, barrels and bags,

old grade.

Forest King-, barrels and bags,

old grade.

Beaver, barrels and bags, war

grade.

Queen City, barrels and bags,

war grade.

Ogilvles Gov. Standard, bar-

rels and bags, war grade.

Victory, barrels and bags. war

grade.

CEREAL8

Rolled Oats, barrels and bags. Fine Oatmeal, barrels and

bags. Wheat Farina, barrels and bags.

FEEDS

Ollnieal, “Old Process"

Cot-ton Seedmeal.

"Royal Purple" Cali’ Meal.

“Blatchfords' Calf Meal. Cornmesl and Cracked Corn. Middlings, Feed Flour.

Write us for prices.

Wholesale only.

‘nit yesterday lor Boston to cuter up-

¢ Em- the study of nursing. BRADALBANE AND NEW -Gum

Mr. C. J. Cook, dairy inspector, Ken-

sington, was in the’city yesterday, and left in the afternoon for Murray llzirbor.

Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Schurman,

Iledequc, are visiting ln Charlotte- town the guests ot` Dr. and Mrs. (Jar- ruthers.

Mr. Charles Peters und Mr. Il.J_

Barnard ,oi the Siiniiucrsiili- Post Office are spending u few days ln_ the (Tty.

, Mr. Frank J. Solomon and purty, of Georgetown, motorod to the city on Wednesday. and returned in the utter- noon.

Mrs. Gutherle Balllngall is leaving

this morning for Montreal, where she will enter the Royal Victoria Hospital.

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Mr. W. C. McDonald, inspector of

Boilers. who has been here on official business, left yesterday morning for New Glasgow, N. S. `

Mr. J. A. Macdonald, the new cus-

toms officer :it Borden, was in the city yesterday, and received congrat- ulations on his appointment.

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The many friends of Mr. James E.

l‘<;:idy, Ilriiokvalif. will bc pleased 10 hi-_ir that he is doing nicely after his i-rieaiit opcrutioii it he ttharlottetown lluspital.

4, l"roi'. and Mrs. J. S. Hinton and child left yesterday for Halifax, where i’i-of. llinton will enter upon his du- ties in connection with Y.M.C.A.

work . i ' __...____

Mrs. W. (‘. Wauchope of Atlanta,

. ‘ Georgia, daughter of the late Rev. D.

Il McLeod. and her son, Donald, ar-

-11-**-' rlvcd in the (‘.lty Wednesday night

___ and left yestr.itl.1y for her old home

in Ulgg.

Lens Grinding Do You Know-

That we operate the only

Lena Grinding Plant on P. E. Island? _ °

That we employ a skilled Surface Grinder. and are daily grindintgl from the rcugh glass- e most com- plicate kinds of lenses ?_

These are fgcts, whiclh mean a good ea to t e Glass wearing Dublic, doing away with the annoying

._ dela caused bv sending

. Y* . .

away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by mail, you'll get them bac promptlyan in perfect con-

ditdlgtll in and look over our plant. _

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

hy all Drug-

Clcnn to

(I. ni_r_~. Stores.

%'_~t.- f"

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mast sawn ii... o s mi cn

Reduces Bursal Enlsrgementa,

Tnlckened, Swollen Tissues, Cui-bl. Filled Tendons. Sore-_ neso from Bnilsea or Strains; stops Spavin Lamenen, allay: pam; Does nocblister, remove the hair or lay up the hone. 12.50 a bottle

_ll dragsgistl or delivered.. Bopk I free.

A URBINE, JR., for mankind-an

antiseptic liniment for bruises, cut: wounds, stralnl, painful swollen veins or glands. It heals and motli¢|._ 31.25 a bot: e at _drug- gi|_ts or‘poitpaid. Will tell you more if you

, to return to their quarters and those

-IT PAYS to pay in this Province

-IADGLEY 59685, a hand-some son

of Bingsra is at the stables of Mr. J. A. Cainpbell's, Clifton. Season 1918., Telephone near. 5006 ,

-WASH DRESSES. We have a

good assortment of dresses for child ren. selling from 60:: up. F. W. Sirens. tue.. summer-side. 1063

_-HATS. Chil _rpn'a play hats 19c.

up, also special - argains in all other hats for Saturday. F. W. Strong Co.. Ltd., Summerside. 7068

7053-5-31ll|2lE1l .

ing at $1.00 each on Saturday.

Prices ri in -§'iNc1.Am sr s'risw'-

i.Am & s'r1=:wA-ar. Liiurran

GOW-The subject in the Christian Churches on nextfLord’s day. June 2nd. will be “The Restoration." the second in the series on The Position and plea of the Disciples. Services: New Glasgow at 11 a. m.; Bradal- bane at 7 p. m. - _

_ War Garden Bulletin

Practical Daily Guide for Vacant Lot

ln Greater Production Campaign

issued by the Canada Food Board in collaboration with experts on the staff of the Dominion Experl- mental Farm

TRANSPLANTING

r'-vllyi.

This is a good time for transplant- ,'

ing and much care has to be exercised ln bringing the tender growths into U10 Ovcn air. Cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts. celery and tomatoes- should be purchased, rather than grown from the start in the nmateur's , garden. When buying plants, care' must be taken to see that there is

there is u large root system. Y i Work swiftly in tht- garden. inak

being set out in the garden. That is to say, they should be placed at open windows and given less and less water until they are finally taken out. The boxes must not be allowed to become

ready for transplantlng. The harden- ing process requires about two weeks.

CASES OF SPINAL MENINGlTlS FOUND

ST. JOHN, May 28.--It was report-

ed last night that the members of the lst Dopot Battalion who were away from the barracks were not permitted

at the barracks were unable to leave the grounds. owing to the discovery of two suspected cases of spinal men- ingitls in "D" company. On Friday, one case oi' this disease was discover- ed among the soldiers and was imme- diately attended to. Yesterday after n number of men had left the bur- racks the two suspected cases were learned of and a double guard was placed on the gates to prevent the men entering or leaving the grounds.

The Parks Convalescent Home has

been taken over for the housing of patients suffering from 'this disease. and one proficient in looking after such cases will attend to tho patients. Just how serious the cases are it is not known but every precaution will be taken to combat as far as possible the spreading of the disease.

Ilotel Clerk-“The guest in No. 206

says he had ii nightmare last night." l’roprletoi-"Well, charge it on his bill-ten dollars for livery."

“She's ii very intellectual-looking

girl." “Yes. Her father didn’t make

vvritk \V.¥.vollil¢.P.0.f..1u~lil\l'lH|»llon\nal.¢¢n¢

llmibine mu .\sw...|i.t. ar.. uc mine in Candi.

his money until after she had received

and Backyard Gardeners Enlisted ,

-aasouné. ost your car num

at Strong's. Summerslde. 7063

-OLIVER TWIST SU_I'I.'S for small

boys _anly 45c on Saturday at Strong's, Summeraide. ' 7083

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--TWO GINTS PIR WORD IAC!-I

insertion for advertising ln this 001- umn. Cub must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

-WASH SHIRTS-Women‘s white

drill and light tan cola-ed wash shirts, special value $1.00 each. SINC- LAlR. & STEWART, LIMITED.

7058-5-31`M2iE1i.

--SUITS-‘Best values in men's and

boys' suits. See them on Saturday. SINOLAIR & STEWART Ll-MlTEI_>.

7058-5-31M2lE1l.

-MILLINERY-See our SPECIAL

mllllnery valu]es for Saturday. Trimm- ed hats very ow in price. SINCLAIR‘ & STEWART, LIMITED.

7053-5-31M2iE1i.

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WAVS OF RASING MONEY

The return of spring seems to bring

added alertness to the feminine mind and in times of peace this impulse works itself out in spring house clean- ing and doing the family sewing. This year. however. the "spring drive" at home concerns itself with contrlving ingenious ways of raising money for various war charities. In England there is the pearl campaign for the benefit of the Red Cross. Every wo- ma.n who possesses 9. pearl necklace is asked to donate at least one of the perfect pearls towards the making of an entirely new Red Cross necklace. which when sold, will add a "King's ransom" more or less to the fund of the Britlsli Red Cross. The chairman- ship of the committee having this movement in charge is held by Prin- cess Victoria. Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary, Princess Victoria and Princess Mary have already sent in their contribution of perfect gems und the list of donors grow daily. _

The idea oi' contributing a pearl _was

preceded by the Jewel. Fund Cuiiipaign in the hands of titled English women who donate necklaces. -tlaras and gems in various settings ln order to .aise ai fund for provdiing model clinics for babies and mothers in Eng- land. The same impulse is taking a much more humble i'0rin in Canada and will of course result ln at smaller :iuni_ instead of tho pearls and jewels there is being inaugurated in -many t‘:tnudian cities a “trinkets fund.”` Gold and sliver is solicited and the idea. is to secure the thousands of pieces which are out of date or have become entirely useless except for, the metal composing the pieces. Table silver and discarded jewelry inakesl

‘hose ure melted and sold as metal.

’ rfl tarilcd out .i

is the ‘mst time fur 'mm' oiher articles were relpuiretl and their l ‘H U g' d I SU t d HS own tffered for sale. From the idea of it x/_`

_ff-` -~ -- is _

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T' n ‘ B ` P where quite worth while articles of - '__ 5 ._ l 5' `

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ie gar ener ms or e i

In ts mloor in seed boxes 01 ms iiictal collection developed .1 store /_` I

they should be "hardened off" bemre glass, china, books, pictures, odd ,_`

jewelry, brlc-a-brac are on sole and find ready purchasers. The store had

I saw a letter in tho Patriot be

letter from a Justice pf the Peace saying that I signed it and stating that A. W. Bruce never paid me flve dol- lars and fifty cents for work done by Sylvester Sutherland. Alex Robert- son cama to me some years ago :ind askod me if A. W. Bruce paid me live dollars and fifty. I said that he did. l-Ie asked me if l would' sign it letter to that effect. »l did so, and lf ho -says different it is a slanderous fafseliuod

Which l here s\vear before n Justice

of the Peace that the above statement ls true and correct.

The above statement was sworn to

by Dona»ld Sutherland in my presence.

Angus Sutherland,

Black Pond.

Witness. May 2nf 1918.

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

May 20th, 1918

Dear Sir.-Regarding your inmllfy

ilviit the entry in Public Accounts 1015. App. 8 Page 112. Re Bruce Road, dani.igi‘" worc paid to three ponions only, vi'.:: ‘. W. Bruce, Mrs. Alice Bruce, Mrs. l.ol.;h Ytruce, $13.50 each, or S-40,50 in all. The item _fol- lowing was another matter.

Yours trul

- l’rovincial Auditor

A. W. Bruce, Iflsq. '

Red Point, King’-i Od.

P. E. Island.

her education." i 7068' . , ‘

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Y, l

John Anderson

been in existence for six months and $500 have been sent lu from Prisoners

of War Find.

Becau e the housewife long aK0

gave the name of “white elephant" to' expensive possessions which had no practical value the promoters of the sale of these objects decided to call their store the “White Elephant and Tin Foil Shop." There is'no expense attached to the enterprise as the store

'roonrlir donated by the owner and all

the helpers give their services free.

Although the “white elephant" sale

is not new it enjoys almost perennial success and commends- itself to com- munities where it has been tried. There is no reason why it should not be conducted on the principle of the chain stones, the collection travelling from small village to small village and being augmented constantly from a central depot where collections could be sent from long or short dis- tances. ` `

Where Are the Germans, Mama?

Mother's four-year-old is very much

interested In the war. He ofter hears his father reading the war news.

“What is a fort?" he asked his mam-

ma recently.

“There ls' one near the city,” the

mother said. “l'll take you out there some day," and she kept her word.

When the four-year-old had seen the

buildings and the soldiers drilling, and mother ‘had explained to hliii the ob-

ject 0; the training. the little lad asked.

“But where are the Germans, mam-

ma?”--Indlanapolis News.

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HAVE [lllllll HEAllH

Take Hood's Ssrsaparllla. the Old

Reliable Spring Tonic _

Don’t let the idea that you may feel

better in a. day or two prevent you from getting o bottle of Hood's Sar- saparilla today from any drug store and' starting at once on the road to health and strength.

Whenyour. blood is linpurc and im-

poverished lt lacks vitality, your dig- estlon is imperfect. your appetite is poor, and all the functions of your body are impaired. _

Ilood's Sai'sapui‘illu is ii wonderi‘ul

blood tonic. lt will build you up quicker than any other medicinc_ it gives strength to do und' power to en- dure. It is the old standard tried' and true all-the-year-around blood purifier. Nothing else acts like lt, for nothing else has the same formula or ingred- ients. Be sure to ask for Hood's; in- sist on having lt;

'sibly be given. '

W OULD YOU risk a pesrsgs' A I 'stamp to learn more about

ir |- l*

coffee? `

SEAL BRAND COFFEE.

. and bow to rnalte it? How to equal

Americas most

famous _ cbefs ? ~

Our booklet "Perfect Coffee-P‘erf0`ctly1}vfi`¢l¢l°,

Cl IASB G SANBORN

you. lt's free. Write for it. ' . `-"“-‘_ __ V

f MONTREAL _

BUREAU BULLETS

Think out clearly and keep in mind

the fundamentals of the War. and good results cannot but follow your talks. | The aim of the Five-Minute speak-

ers should be the use of reliable facts and sane reasoning be to inspire deep-l er convictions, greater sacrifices and, a determined effort to help in the war.

Be careful to avoid exaggeration.

and over statements. They will de- feat our` purpose.

The FlveMlnute speaker is a tran-

slator of important messages. Know your subject if you

move your audience.

‘Speakers are invited to send in an outline of a five-minute talk. I

Some groups oi' local speakers urel

having meetings or conferences, und thus getting acquainted with each other. The plan orks wcll where- ever i'0llowed. `

would

Aim at it hundred per cent. activity

in your centre. 'l`hat is the way to reach ii hundred pei' cent. effective- ness.

Arrange un occasional flying squad-

ron of speakers to motor to it series of nciir-b_v towns and villages mid ru- rnl ceiilros und so work up interest lu your work, by urraiigliig for meet- ings lu scliooi-liouses, churches, halls, etc. his can often be done under

the .tus lces oi' it locul oi";anlzatloii|`

. ' .p . . _

that will bc glad to render such u ser- vice. ln sul-h cases, longer addres-

ses than the iiveminiite ones can pos-

lBROUGHT DOWN HIS THIIRTY.

SECOND ADVERSARV _

PARIS, May 30.-Major Daraoca,

the leading Italian Ace has brought down his thirty-second adversary, ac- cording to a despatch from the Italian

f§ont to the Temps. He shutdown tie leading airplane of an enemy squadron. i-

Improie Your

Looks

by purifying the blood. Sal- . low skin,~‘liver spots’, pimples and blotches are usually due to impure or impoverished blood.

C'ear the skin, put roses ln pale

cficclts, brighten the leyea, build up the whole system by taking

n. wi ~ llrnéisé iii`r°ra5

lt's a wonderful tonic for women, es- pecially. Prepsred of Nature's herbs and gives the happiest results when used regularly and according to directions.

M must stores. 254:. a baffle/ Family

aiu, //us tfmcl ul Iarys, I1.

Th¢ 5flYl¢Y DN( Company, Limited

St. John, N.B» » 37

plenty of soil ill U19 U07( “ml that up the bulk ofthe contribution and _ BBA”

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_ ' ' ' ' \\ in n in Edlnbu gi ~ ' ' I §¢ G ini! the holes with the hoe or with u , ,lkltign of thu. kind ,.eL.,.m|y ,m,],.|- iound stick. When the plants huvo uw lwdgrsllip of Lmlyi Hu,m,,._ I __ l""'". l'la"'e‘l ll’ me hollows pm" the v.-us hor iileii to colloot tin foil :ind ee i

it , th _

soil lust enough to give the roots thor-' .,_(_mp.. gold and qilvur but so many "ugh Contact with the earth' “n°wl"g Ttorestlng contributions were rocciv- ` l

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y y -l ri solo as thvv wi-ir iewlvvil whllc’ " 9 "9 "

no air sp'iccs to rcinziin unlior the '_ , _ _ - I* ~ _ ‘

hmrace A doud du or [Nt before 1 l that it wus decidul to offer soini‘_ \

so dry that the plants wilt, however. u _ ,_ a

F”‘s‘i,’;‘,°,f,‘;§,a“°“ The Celebrated Maritime Stiff

8 strand.

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tween A. W. Bruce and' Michael

Mooney where he says he received u

' 2 Carloads just received; 2 Carloads of this best of all Woven Wire Fencing, made by- the New Bruns’ wick Wire Fence Co.

Heavy Galvanized Steel Wire, 4--5, 6--7, and

Maritime Steel Gates-all galvanized Sizes 4 x 10

4 X 12, 4 x 13, plain top. 4 x 10, 4 X 12 scroll top.

Farm Gates, Road Gates, Garden Gates, all at

lowest prices. .Wholesale and Retail.

1 S°°_-§‘0l,"i'»‘if.}},°.“S° Carter _& Co. Ltd.

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