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1} . Free Trip t0 Patons ‘ 1» 0 . ' v a, Fire Sale 1 Patons Ltd., Will refund price of 1 fore and return on Prince Edward 3 lland Railways from Summerside, front ail Points East,and Murray Har- bor Railway to' anyone purehasing . 825.00 worth of goods during this big 'c sale. ‘ i 'This will alsoapply to fares on locnl ‘

ferry boats including, the Pictou Boots.

PATONS ' LTD.

Alwnyn Purel and Clean and KeptGood in the Sealed Package

a. or the ordiuary larm horse. it it is

Î 0l interest to Fumets;

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THE HORSE'S HOOF PRIOR T0 SHOEING

Use the rasp sparlngly on hooi' wuiis ot a show nurse. une wears away the glossy ap-l pearance the huot texture sou.- becotnes dry and'brittle and the; test go to pieces. There ls no dau-‘ ger, however. irom rasping the reet'

the tor it

done only when ho is shod. tor nsuaily he is not shod more thanl twlce s year. Better keep vory llght_ plates on the show horss 'all the. rima 'to prmect the hoot wall and; aliow it to grow. You may take :r. Ivory light plate shue and hammsr; lit out unt-il it is extremely thin al the heel. 'l‘hen w'lien one gels ready to shoe tor show, he bas a foot to work on. Too many people think that it they get o good horse shner a t'ew days betore starting ont to [lie [airs he (-an tix up tno teet. Tllnt ottentimos proves a sari lnîstnko. in rnany cases it takes months ol' caretul ork to get teet in tire proner sliarpe. and amnetimes t a yonr. Nobotly can shoe u drut'l horsp, pot't’oL-tly uniess there as plenty ol toe and ‘it not it. talus tlme to grow il. A hoel that la too higlt ('lll'lllL) t he ('ut down as it :wllould ne nll ni once. 'l‘ho work must ne gradual or elst‘ soroness will result. it usunlly takes two or tltree trimmings t0 (torrent a liigh llPPl. lt the quarter la lacklng, kenn Ilie tor- short, and that will throw more Wt'ill‘ on tho lot-i, loss on tlw ' hoel. and ('onat-duently the quarters will have a botter chance tu grow. Of course, if a tout is naturally well shaped and properly sel, lr t‘oesn't take mach ot an eitort tu keep it thnt way. Always allow the t'rog to grow as long as l1 will. A ment many peuple thlnk that u

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IT'S WONDERFUL FOR BREAD

Regal Flour

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The McLaughlin-Buick Disc Clutch

k Clutch

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EÏGYF'T'AN

LINIHENT

THE FARMER’S FRIEND

Relleves caked bac, gar- get, spider or infection oi' the test, also thrush in horses’ feet, ﬁstule, etc. Stops bleeding at once. Removes proud ﬂesh, soreness and swell- ing. At ail Deniers and Drullllll.

Ennullcturcd only by DOUGLAB a 00.. NAPANEI. Ont.

nurse isn’t ne.tu shml unless l'rog. bar and sole are pared awo)

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oloseiy. No worse mistuke wus

over tnade and anr. horse slnner who will do that to ploase hls customers is doing nothing short

oi’ cruelty tu animnla. Never under nny oit-umstanres ont away the han orlsole unions it is diseused, 'l‘inan il is necesanry in order to t out [ho atterth tissus with delninn and cure lt. Nature hns providwl tho irog. bnr and sole in protent tire inner and vary tender parts u.’ lho foot,

WHY BUTTE}! FAILS T0 COME

iHow is it that crqnmm‘y butter makers have ‘llttlo trouble in gel— ting their rream to cllurn properly ut any senson of [ho yrnr. while nt tirs farm churnlng troubles are traquent? vSpPuklllg generally. the conditions nt the rreamery are well under coutrol and buttermakers are caretul to secure the proper tem- perature and ripeness necessary t'or good results. On the tarin, however. where tho cream trom a single hem is handled, conditions are otten far from idsal and the cold weatlwr brings its trials to thé butter" maker. The tollowing are the tac- tors pertaining t0 the production n! tire mlik and cran-m trom whicn butter is mado.

First. me breed or cnw. The fat globules in the milk ut ditfereu. broeds are not ol' the snmc aîze. Those of the .lerstw and Gnarnsey hreetia ara laraer thnn those or tho llnlsteiu and Ayrshlre breeds. Sint‘e cream rontaining large fat globules will churn more rnadîlr titan oreum containing smal] glob- ules. cream from the Jersey and Guernsey milk will churn more ans- ily other conditions heing tlnv .snme.

' Spt'ond. the stage or lactation. 'l'oward the latter part. of i119 por- ind ot' lactation tha t’nt, globuloa homme very smoil and hem):a m‘an from strlppers' milk t-hnrn will) difficulty.

Third. the season ot the year. In r-old wsiithm- n is untuml for the rot in mlik and cream tn becomn ohillt-d and there is usnnlly litllre or no rise in temfreruture tinrini: tire t-hurnimz pt'nt'ess. Henop (‘I'Pîlltl dnes nnt nhnrn ais Pasin in cold weather as in warm.

Fonrth. tire teod. A ration wlthv ont succulenne in it. Rut'h as rorn

ion oi‘ liard butter fut glodnles and lionne to ditiloult ohurning. Fittll. the size 01' tha llf'l'il. Din‘r cul! churnlng ort'nrs lllill'r‘ rronnnnil l_v when the .herd ls slnall. sa nna, io tivn cows. ln me small hnrd [lin-Ï factors above mentioned ure api in' play an important part. 'l‘he indz» viduslity oi' the cow is to lie rnw koneci with in the case or thn snnni nord. The cream tro lllt't—‘l'ialll in- dividuals may nlways churn with diﬂiculty. Whon cl'oam COlllt'S i’rom mixed mlik oi' a larger honl the variations due to the individuu llty nre cavered.

tSixth.tl1ickness or the cream. (‘ream whlih tests 20 per cent. or less churns with greater ditfir-nity than a 30 to 35 par cent. Cream simply hecause the .butter tat pau'v lit-les are nearer togethpr in me 30 tn 36 per cent. cream. One should aim to sklm a 30 to 35 par cent. crcam for buttermnking. A creum sepnrator should nlways la: used. A man wltllout a sepnrator is much more liablo to experionrc dimculty in churning at various timcs than tho une who uses a machine. Too thick creum is nut deslrable, as it sticks to the cliuru and cllurns with dlﬂ'icuity.

‘slope like huge gray heetlvs.

les. and tln-strutr-lwr henrorsnnd l

siiuge, in conduciwI to the 'i'zri'nlnt‘r-l

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. 22-49 Spectral

'These monstrous, powerfui Buick war tanks plowing

their way through swamp and forest—over trench, em- bankment and shell hole—battering their way through every obstacle—required above ail things a clutch abso- lutely positive, dependable, and easy to operate.

This is the ciutch'that is used in McLaughlin—Bnîck cars. It provides the same certainty and safety etther for ordinary service 'or unforeseen emergency.

This disc clutch is a development oitwenty years of consiitent effort. Rome was not built tn a day—netther is a perfected Clutch. - -

Master Sixes

. Master Fours. 22-44 Ëpscinl Roadster ,3

81965 .00 23-34 Spechl Roadster

'l Taurin; . 31995.00 23-55 Speclll Taurin; 0:12: 32695.00 22-36 Coupe . 22.47 Sedm 33095.00 22-57 Sedul "41995.00 22-40 4 Pesa. 82945.00

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7 Prss. l Taurin;

12-50 7 Pur. Sedm -

Ail Prices F.O.B. Osbnn, Ont. Sales Tu Extra

Better airs are being buiit—and McLaughIin i3 building them.

.. MéLAUGHLIN MOTOR CAR (10., Limited.

Limited.

’ Subsidiar of aimerai Motors ot Canada, y OBHAWA, ONT. I \ J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, LlleED, Distributon.

Factors pertuining to the hand. ling ut cream may be liated thnaz‘ Firat, hacterial contamination. lt somellmes happens. ulthough cases are rare. thnt cream chomes con. taminated wlth certain terme-nm wliicll cause i.t tu lroth and (08th and makes churning un impossibi- llty.

Second, sourness ol the cream. Althongh sour cream looks thicker tltan sweet creum it is less stick)’ and tire lat globules nome tozether tnto butter more ensin trom sour creum than trom aweet cream. Tliird, the ch-urning tempernture. A large proportion or thecases or din’icult churning are due to the tnrct thnt the buttermaker does nnt possess and use a good dairy ther- mometer. No detinlte ohurning temperatul‘e con be given to apply to sll cases. ln general on lin) tarm the chnrning temperaturo shoulld Le 54 to 58 degrees F. in summer and 543 to 62 degrees F. in wlnter.

Factors pertnining to the chnrn- ing process are also important, and may be given in this way.

Flrst. the type oi ch‘urn. Tln- rhnrn nhould he ot the barre] r r‘omhined type. and be an liuilt ﬁt tn give pronerlt'ont'ussion. in mat o! thr lmrrel chum. the ntavea sltould lis nord): slrnight. or aise t-ream will tlow around in tm ohurn rallier thsn rise and mil. Second, fullanss or the «hum in order to seoure lient resnlta tho

l nm CHARLOTTETOWN commun \ IA l’adre in tlgcreat War

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Uur mon were just in llllll' tu (llVPl'i lilv «ourse ot' une Wllli'll ils/dlﬂllku tu rut our tekphonv win-a. ’l'lwn ilw oth liattallon go! ont ot‘ tlw irenrhrs

wnnt oi't with tlnnn down thn sitlpe. 'l‘he wontl ll'll'OllKh wliit-h tire (lorman linos rnn was rnllod lian- gnrd Wood and lny on t'in- Uplltisll': hutter 1o ('lllllf' thvre must llt‘ l'on- cnssion. 'i‘here in nu mon) (or 't in the churn that is ton tuli. Nei- thsr will the butter conte oasin in a (-hurn that iras lmt Verr lutin rream in lt duc- to the tan. tlnlt cream simply mans and sticks tu tlle sidvs ot tire (-hurn. and is llkr-lv to pause tronhin. '

fl'hild. lll(‘ H]l|'i'll of thv t-hurn. 'l‘he speod shonid ho snrh Iimt Illt' rream i-nn ln- hand [o l'.»;\- and tael' with Pill'll rwnlnilon ni' tht- vhurn.’ ’i'on slow apr-ml nmth thnt thu crmzn siman i'iows i'rom ont! nnd ot’ 1h» nlnn‘n ty tln- otin'r. whiin nm lits! "lll't'il nipan ihnt il'n- rrmln is iloid siationnry in Illlt' sitlr; ot' tln- rallny. livre nml illtll'v [ring in Ilw rin gratin which t'a-.- t-rwl tin- r'irlils wm'o irodies ol' ilw wonniiud nnIl Ili‘iltl oi’ tlla 15th and th. ilaltulions. Tho atrett-ho:

hnniv-rn sot m work tn carry oi’f ihow who inul llt't'll hit. A snr amont i'oliowvd me and wo sklrloni thn wood loolung for wonnded.

whiio lnv wns lilllt' to l)\'(‘0ml* poa' sasa‘n‘ oi' n Inin'lnneI gnn and auv- ml tim‘lnan rnrulvurs, 'l‘ln- whoni 'v'r‘l hwn trutnnlod down hy thtl wn in tlwir pharzv. hut wns slill h'gh nnongh in nlawos to r-onrïr-nl n priwirnw t'orm. lSy this timn tln- at- lack lnnl passrd tllrouzlt tho. wnotl and Iht- onvmy waro rnnning lll'lﬂl'k! it. 'llna (lermnn ortillory now ont. onntrntod thelr tirn- on lllP Villlt'? whith snon, in thn still tnorning :nir lwoznnn thlt‘k wlth smokv. lt was lmprﬂsllﬂt‘ tu sne‘morn tliiln n few yards in front of me, We henrd thei crash ot shslls aronnd us. hnt conid nnt son where they bul'at. Tire sun had not rison and we snnn lost nnr wuy in thn mist. Wn (-01in nnt‘ tell i‘rnm the «iirnotion ol' ter Round whlr-h wns tlm t‘mrmnn barrage and whit-h wns nnrs, (Tu Be L‘untinued)

ChiltlhOOd Indigestion

la more (-ommon in t'hildhood thn indigestiou. Nothing‘ is llllll't‘ dnngnrons to proper grnwth imorn wenkening to tlw. constitution |or more likely to pave the way to idnnuarous dise:st Fully nlnu’

ironilis ut ail (ne minor ills ol‘ child- ë Q î O o o o 6 0 ÿ O

Noi liing

ihood have their rool in indigestion.‘ l'i‘here is no medicine t'ur iittic ouest in muni Bnhy's Own 'i‘nhlols in rt“ liFving this trouble. 'i‘hey haro: lnrovml of llPilPi’it in thousnnds ol‘ homos. ('ont-erning thom Mrs _.1ns. minette. mnnwlllnlo ('onct-nri ltion, Que" writos, "My baby was A} arpm snﬂerer t’rom indigostiorm 'hut ille ’i‘alllois sonn set hor right withonii

innd llow l wotiid nm lw lthem.“ llnlly's t)\vn ’i'nhiots 'sold hy Inodit-im- deniers or 'nyi {mail at 25 conta.- :l llOX iront 'l‘hm l)i' Wiliinms' Medicina Co., Brook—l , ville. Ont. .

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[s Urgently Needed.

F YOU have a dollar or ﬁve or ten that you can possibly spore, ‘in (ben: name 0l Mercy, send the money to the Save The Children Fundw

To say that help is no longer needed, or that the lamine in Russis is over, is absoluter laize, and in both cruel and unjust to those who are giving their time and money to rave the starving children in the famine ares ol Satatov.

Sir Benjamin Robertson — formerly Chiel Commissioner ol the Central Provinces 0l lndia and hirnoell the greateot living authority on lamine conditiom —was sent to Ruuia to report on the lamine situation.

He reported that in the ares: where the British organizations are working, there are over ONE MILLION ADULTS, in addition to all the children, who are in dire need ol lood; and that relief must be l lorthcoming UNTIL THE END OF AUGUST or everything that bas been done thus lar will be lost.

Surer this should be regarded as suﬂicient prool ol the need of more lunds, by any Canadian who desires to lend a hand in ﬁghting the most appalling lamine that the world has ever known.

And we ask your assistance in the name of these starving, helple'ss children.

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Every Dollar Canada Cah' 'Spare

Cheques and money orders may be sent to the local committee or your bank, or mailed

direct to Sir George Burn, Treasurer, Save The Children F und, Elgin Building, Ottawa. All rubecriptions are 92,. J J in r‘ J on f' n 4' F oodatufh.

CHARLOTTETOWN LOCAL COMMITTEE EX-MAYOR RILEY, Han. President. H. H. STEWART. Hon. Sec. Treas., Dominion Savings Bnnk Han. President—HON. W. L. McKENZlE KING, C .M. G. Hon. Vice Presidents—RT. HON. ARTHUR MEIGHEN. HON. T. A. CRERAR. HON. RODOLPHE LIMIEUX

CAR OWNERS ATTENTION

l We are now open to the public and are prepared to glve tirst clans service on ail makes of cars. Ail our men are experienced and qualitied mechanics.

Are You Troubled With ‘Oil Pumping’

See us for a (ure cure in the guaranteed “PANYARD PISTON RING."

Electrical Work Our Specializy

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The Test

Frost Fence, with in No. 9 wire in bath laterals and uptübts. its rust-praof extra heavy galvanizing—nnd “a [amour permanent loch—ourliv'e; every otber lence.

m.ilions of weed seeds into your crops, unlen you spend your rime and money to ﬁxht them. They will still be using up un- necessary land for fence allowance. ’

corne a danger to bath animale and crcps.

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now—you will otill be enjoying full protection. You will have taken the proﬁts oiï 2 acres of land saved for crop with every 800 rods of fence.

meer your incarne. Get pricel from the Front dealer now.

Frost_Steel and Wire Company, Limited . Hamilton, Canada .

Galvom‘zed and Brizht Wite—Hay Wire and Baie Ties—Woven Wire—Farm. Factory and Ornements! Fences—Galvam'zed Guru

—Manafacrurers' Wire Supplies.

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and rail fences in the picture will still be scattering more and more ‘

After years —1f you adopt Front Fenco "

Decide on Front Fence NOWl Front pricel are down t0 '

SAVE THE CHILDBEN FUND

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Frost Dealer's are carrying well assorted

GILL LANTZ, Corner Great George and Fitzroy Streets.

stocks—No delay in ﬁlling ÿour order."

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