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.lust Arrived

The Schooners

“McLure” and “Jos eph McGill” arrived yesterday with Al- bion Nut and Al- bion Round Coal.

Let us send you

a load.

A. PILGKARII & G0.

TURKS RUSHING TROOPS

TO CONSTANTINOPLE.

PETROGRAD, .lune 4. via Loiidon--»

Almost all of the Turkish heavy ar- tillery at Erzeruin, und a considerable portion oi’ the garrison at that point, have been ordered to Constantinople, according to the Tiilis correspondent of the Bourse Gazette. The despatch also states that the best Turkish troops along the front ln the Cauca sus have been hurriedly transferred to Constantinople.

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simple ihut_a child can take good pictures with them. These cameras are the Standard of the whole world, anti are so de- signed that they require no special demonstrator to ex- plain them. Kodakery means photography _with the bother loft Out.

We carry a full line of Ko- daks and Brownie- Cameras . from $1 to $65.00,

Let us show you how ear-iy`it

is to take good pictures with a Kodak or Brownie Camera. lf it is not convenient to call, we will he pleased to mail _vnu free catalog.

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“A new Talcum Powder-We have

had such success with our Princess Patricia Perfume that we have had a Talcuin Powder made with the same odor. li's a gem and we feel certain

it will be a big favorite 25c a box. E. A. Foster. Durggist. 1287-6-RM3i.

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Criterion at 35c & 60c Vineyard at $1.00 Four Hundred at $1.00 Sampler at 1.00 Corinoiseur at 1.50 Big 4 at 1.00 Smart Set at 1.00 Tango at 1.00

The Rexall Store The MacKinnon Drug Co.

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will any that we have never disappointed them. Hlckey's Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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The “ROGERS’ Refrigerator h_as a_ D€ff€Cl SYSt@l_“

of circulation as the most expensive k}_nd.d '£25 C_?S?S;_fl made of thoroughly seasoned, lnlndried_ ala W __h, clgme ed golden oak. lt has five walls insu of W1 R .Sed paper, the best_no_n-conducting pa_pe_i; Bnownd H3: es plain panels, swinging base and raise h_r0l1Z____¢;r_ “afar _are_ among the special features oi t is r $1125 ' 3 Sizes in stock, prices rancge from ftq.......t. .r This _ We also carry the hallenge e régeléa °t-omake refrigerator has_all the _neCe8Sa!`l'-f¢lii\"¢9_ 3 gfice We up a good working refrigerator at a DOD_}‘ .agrgtor ' and have sold an enormous ._lot of these ri; r;Kct_°__ Simms

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FOX NOTl8i- The Seal River

Black Fox Company Ltd., have had a. most successful output this spring and now have thirty pups on foot.

8. 8. A880ClATl0N.- It is expect-

ed that the Vernon District of the Sun- day School Association will be held at Millview on June 28th.

RETURNS HOME. - Mr. Thos.

McCloskey, who for the past few years has been in Bangor, Me., has returned to the island and has opened a shoemaking shop at Vernon River Bridge.

CHANGED LOCATlON.- Mr. John

J. McDonald, Mt. Stewart. has re- paired all his out-buildings, and moved them to another part of the town-lot. Messrs Ira Douglas, D. Egan and .las Dun were engaged in the work.-L.

MISSIONARY RETURNS.- Rev.W.

I. and Mrs. Green and family arrived home from Trinidad on Monday last, May 31st Mr. Green has been a Mis- sionary in Trinidad for the past flve years and is ta.l¢ing_q._w_e_ll_ep,ijnsd fur- lough tliis"s`uin7iii`6i'.--L.

8HERlFF'8 SALE-The attention

‘of horsemen and othorl is -directed to theaals of valuable and standard bred‘hors`es, mares and young stock and other personal property advertis- ed iii another column, to take place at the residence and farm of Duncan Robertson, North River. on Wednes- day next the 9th of June. The sale will be positive. without reserve and will commence at 10 a. m.

LOBSTERS PLENTIFUL.-Thougli

the lobster season -is much shorter this year, yet lf the weather keeps favorable it bids' fare `to be a record- breaker for big catches. The factories at Savage Harbor and Blooming Point, in fact all along the North Side are several days behind in the canning For the la-st few days the average is over 1000 lbs. per boat, in Clark's factory. and there has been similar

parge catches at the other factories.-

A THRILLING FlETURN.-- Mr.

“Corney" Mclnnis, one of the fisher- men of the Cape Factory had an exciting experience in coming ashore

I with a boat-load of lobsters a few

days ago The sea. was rough and the boat was low in the water and on nearing the mooring .place a heavy sea broke clear over her, completely iinmersliig Mr. Miliinis. Still he re- mained cool and it was only by clev- er boatinansliip and the fact that the engine was of the make.-etnd,--break spark type that un accident was averted.-L.

RED AND WH|TE.- The June num-

ber of t.he Red and White, the bright quarterly published by St. Dunstan’s College, has come to hand and, as _usual it is filled with good, breezy original matter on economical, philos- plilcal and historical subjects, con- tributed mainly by the st_udent.s. There is also a poetical gem “Too Soon?" by the well known Charlottetown writer, (Mrs.) Lucy Gertrude Clarkin, which alone would- grace the pages of any magazine.,_ Red and White; .at the nominal price of 50__ cents u year, should be much more' widely circulat- ed than it. ls.

SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. -

The Missos..Lottle and Mary Dougan, Trucadle. G;qg¢,_,._ppid n. short .visit

_t.o friends ln_ Bcqtchfort §ridpy. -The ‘following people from ont Stewart were passengers on the B. S. Har- land from Hay¢len's wharf bo Charlot- tetown, Friday.- Mr. hnd,Mrs. Win- sloe Clark, Mrs. - S. C. Clark, Mrs. Kimboll Coffin, Miss lrene McLeod and Miss Bessie McDonald.- Mr. Hel- en Bambrlck, Glenroy, was in Cliarlot- tetown Saturday.~- The pupils of

f Glenaladale School together with the

teachers, Miss Helena McDonald are to be coinpliinented on the fine-large school garden which they have re- cently made, and which no doubt will soon bear the fruits of their labors-

' Mrs. .lames Mclntyre, St.. Andrews

paid a short visit. to her old home. in Scotchfort l<`riday.- Mr. A. B. Mc- Adam, West St. Peters, paid a short. visit to irieiidi-i in Scotcbfort recent- Iy.- Miss Sena McDonald, Maple Hill, was visiting in Scotchfort recently the guest of Miss Florrie Fisher.-S.

5: :Your fishing trip or picnic is not complete without a Thermos lunch Kit. Tliero should be it Thermos Bot- tlo in every lunch basket. lt is certain- ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee. withoilt any trouble. We carry a full supply of all Thermos Goods. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

Coal

Arrived Today

1 Cargo Best Quality of

Reserve

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A1’TEND.00NFE|\ENCE.- Rev. B Weeks -of Pownal will be sbsontst iieuioaut cami-ence in st. Jann, N. B., for several days. '

DISCOUNT. - Everyone should pay

their May electric light hill before June 10th as that date is the- - last to get a discount. 1280.

POLICE COURT.- At the Police

Court Y95l9l`ii1i¥ Wm. Berrigan was fined $10 or 30 days on a charge of drunkenness; a countryman $5 and Victor Stewart McDonald $20 of 60 days for the same offence.

ISLANDER HONORED. - Mrs. G.

C. Lawson and infant daughter of Quebec, are spending the summer months on the Island, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawson of St. Avard-s. Capt. Lawson, who uiitll re- cently wiw 111 charge of the Military Hospital at Quebec, has been appoint- ed to the responsible posltioii of As- sistant to the Director General ol’ Medical Services, Militia Headquart- ers, Ottawa.

SERIOUSLY ILL. - It la with feel-

ings of profound sorrow, that the many friends of Mr. C. Braden Jolly, 'learn that neil at resent lorlousl ill

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'st the P.-Ili. Island Hospital. Mr.

Jelly has been principal of Victoria High School for the past five. years. in which time he has proven himself to be one of the best of the island teachers. His numerous friends and especially the rate-payers oi' the above named school, are anxiously :iwaiting news of his recovery.

PAT GOT THE BOOTS, BUT HAD i-_man woRi<

LONDON, June 6.-The grim, sober

life in the trenches fails to put a damper on .lrisli wit, according to a story told' today by an officer return- ing from the froiit-_ He said:-

“One of our men came hack from

the trenches wearing a very fine pair of boots. They were greatly admir- ed. He explained that he crept from his trench one night over to the en- eniy's line, knocked a German soldier over with his rifle butt, removed the boots and reached the British trench- es safely.

“An Irish soldier who heard the

story vowed he would emulate the feat. When he reached the trench he disappeared iii the direction of the German line. Three hours passed and he didn’t return. Then, at last lie arrived, tired and hedraggled.

“Where have you been, and what

happened. Pat?" he was asked by anxious comrades.

“l've got the finest pair of boots in

the British Army," ho declared. “But I had to knock forty-five of those blasted Germans on the head before l could lind a pair that would fit me."

Beware of Ointment: for Caiarrh

that__Contsin Mercury,

as mercur_y will surely destroy the sense of smell and c_omp_etely derange the whole system when entering it through t e mucous surfaces Su_ch articles should never be used except on prescrip-

tions from reputable physicians, as the damage thely will_do ls ten fo d to the good you ian pos- slb y denve from them. Hall s Ciiterr Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney dt Co.. Toledo., O., contains no mercury and is taken intemally. lc!- lng directly u`pn the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ln buying Hall'_s cltarr_h Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and gnade_in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials free. _

#old b Druggists. Pnce 75c per bottle. Taka l_l_'sll'u emily Pills for constipation. e

::Kodsk|. Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson A Johnson, The Quality Drugstore, 9972-5-16Mtf.

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WATCH FOR “DEVELOPMENTS”

Buy your photographic illms

here and after yoti have taken your pictures, bring tliein to tis, for DEVELOPING and PRINT- lNG,~ ln other words,-

“SEE VOUR FINISH." lt will pay you to deal at

OUR STORE. as it is the ori- ginal Pll0TOGRAPlll(‘. SUP- PLY HOUSE OF PRINCE ED- WARD ISLAND, and is STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR EVE- ltY'l‘l{lNG IN THAT LINE.

KODAKS and CAMERAS al-

ways iii STOCK, ranging up to $65.00. “COME IN AND HAVE _A CAMERA TALK."

.lolinson & Johnson

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“Tiz” for Tired ‘ Aching Feet

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and preventative for tire , pching, bllstered or swollen

eet.

f'I`iz" makes the feet feel

. young, does away with bun- ions and corns, makes the skin strong,iirm arid healthy

keeps the feet sound and wel .

You need f‘ 'l`_iz" this warm

weather, it is Just the thing you want, a box 25c.

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the blood, and improves the digs tion. Don't suffer. Get Hood 's today.

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in the early spring wlieu cattle are

first turned on pasture care should be taken to see that they are not allow- ed too long a run until they become accustomed to the change. Nearly every case of "stomach trouble" in live stock is caused by a sudden change of feed, and if the pasture con- tains auy quantity of old grass they are vary liable to ost enough to cause impmction or an attack of indignation at lent. l have known of almost an entire herd of cattle being stricken with this ailment by eating old gran found around a-.deserted building. This like the majority of ailments common to cattle is not a very seri- ous trouble ii' treated promptly but neglect for a short time will often prove fatal. Every farmer should al- ways have on hand Epsom Salts, raw linseed oil, spirits ot' turpentinc and sweet iiitre at least, and a .stockinan should teach himself' to be “observant” and take note every time he sees his stock it' everything is right and on the f`irst_syinptoms of a cow being oft fed give a large auimal two lbs in a quart of so ot' warm water; smaller animals.a lesser quantity, this will do no harm if' they are not very ill and may nip a had case in the bud. ln- digestion in its several t'orm.s will generally produce symptoms of bloat- ing and in severe cases a peculiar grunt and other indications of pain. such as moaning, trembling and a .staring coat, and while it is generally wise to call in a veterinary If conveni- ent as early as possible, you need not be an expert and it is not absolu- tely necessary to know which of the four stomachs may be involved as the treatment is practically the same. If you have reason to suspect indiges- tion or inpactioii give a large cow full two pounds of salts, dissolve in ti quart or so of water and if the uni- nial is swelling rapidly ladd from four to eight tablespoons t`ull of spirits turpentine and blanket warm, place something warm over the back, do all you can to hcut the stomach up, cattle have ot'ten blunted so fast that the pressure of gas simply chock- ed them. Treatineiit iiiu.s\. he rom

little now and waiting 24 hours to se if it will operate is pooi' advice as they may be dead betorethat time or the stomach pai~ali'1.ed. Hundreds ot' cattle are lost everv year by people hesitating to do iiiiytliing early enough in the trouble. lf an animal shows any signs of being off fed give a good dose of salts according to size. lt will do no harm if not sick and will generally save you trouble later on.

This practice we always follow. It

may not fully agree with the highest authorities but ii successful. Very often what may be only a. case of simple indigestion is left until partial paralysis of the stomach -sets ln, then when the animal is apparently growing worse all kinds of mixtures will bo given, lhoop dip, kerosene oil, all sorts of patent proprioties, neither intended for external or internal use, will in time be tried and the suiler- ing of the animal increased until death relieves lt, which may be a week or more in coming. '

Under normal conditions a cow can

digest large quantities of the rougliest kinds of fodder on which no other farm animal could so well thrive and for this reason we are apt to underes- timate how .sensatlve it iiiiiy become. After even a light attack ol' indigen-

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SOFT HATS $2.00,

See The New Shirts

The best shirts of the

famous “ARROW” and “REGAL” make as well as scores of others are

' here in wonderful assort-

ment. The finest shirt store in P. E11. is ready for you with shirts at

l 50c, 60c, 85c, $1.00, 1.25,

2.00, 2.50 and up.

New Hats For The

Man

Such good hats as these deserve more than the

passing notice of the particular _hat hunter. They court the admiration that you will not _deny them. once you know their varied superior points. _

Stetson and Franklin are two of the makers.

The celebrated Tress hats are also represented. There is the right block for every head in the smart new derbies, and soft hats. The correct shades are here, too, in all their refreshing newness.

2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00-

STIFF HATS $2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00. 5.00.

12.50 Suits

The ultimate of value

at $12.50 is expressed in these $12.50 suits.

There are such suits

as you have seen sold at $15.00 and $18.00 in many a store. They are made of fine wool fabrics, well tailored and well lined.

Two piece and three

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tion and often after the first medicine has moved the bowels and the cow ap- parently fully recovered a very small feed, or cold drink will give a sudden relapse that will usually he more ser- ious than the first attack. Bild We <10 not feed anything for at least tW0 days but a warm bran mash and warm all drinking water.

A good fast will be healthy for lt..

and we take no risk of a repetition of the trouble bringing them very grad- ually on their regular food and on- deavoring to locate the cause of the trouble if possible. It in natural for the owner to he anxious to sea the animal eat, (as sick ones don‘t desire food) he hails with delight the re- turning appetite,'but it is very wrong to encourage them to eat too readily after recovery from this trouble. Keep thcin hungry. ubovc all don't iced dry grain or give cold drinks and it is good practice to give a teaspoon-

l.._lMoore & Mcheodl'

ful each of' Nux Vomim and gentian wither in a drench or in feed twice a day until fully recovered. '

HOG MARKET

Owing to the very limited quantity

of hogs now available, Davis & Fraser have notified their buyers that dur intend discontinuing puking tor thin seuon on Ssturdly. Juno 1|th inst- 'rhis means that hop from tho coun- try points would need to be delivered to shippers not ister than Friday. wth. Hogs will be bought at the packing- house as usual on every day up to and including the 12th. Buying will be re- suuied, as in other seasons, early in September. The outlook at present is For high prices ‘by that time, and farmers could hardly make any mis- take in having all hogs possible ready for market early this coming fall.

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one you can _place safely away -for future reference. THE CERTAIN-TEED GUAR-

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blended as is shown to be the best from our experience of a quarter of a century.

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