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is that cvcry garment washed with it bears the B impress oi' purity; si purity begotten of sweet. H cleansing oils, and maintained by absolute clean- B liness in manufacture; tl purity exalted by the B co-operation oi workers united for the purpose; e purity demonstrated by the “$5,000 itiurulltee"
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1 "'s"°vERwARE_ N°W S“'°""“'° bellton'aml-New'Glasgow are left lt
-W. K. |leGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex- just received at I-l0|.lAN‘S. Bum- New Gin", ,un iii_ u il
ciidange. is Guardian agent in Summer- inerside. 9755.5.15M21E1i in hmiuicwu dw. 'iii ttcmnxod s e.
$1.00 siutni-:s in sacunirv coli- ,‘,‘,’,i§"§i°ii"§f, ‘,§,°§§if,' f%f,',i°§,,f'§
-sur-name .coun1'..- 'rho sn- PANY ...thu 1°: ,_,|,,,,, um., ,r 95,, ' 5
[ prelne Court meets in Summorside 011 each. Bee_ad`voitls`enient. :,=:`gg;s';,‘,'i,E:’i‘g:. 102:'
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9155-5-iamzimi. oen‘i$ilt\rau:°g§fm_ dhgnd have _ 3” ly. _'°_”“o“f'o _
' ‘ tl‘°d'l_" "iid Y I "5 lauiin S nley Wedloclt now owns the
...sl-lane'-r in tho sacuiwrir com-_ _ _ tidirwl md _cor Nu, ood i_"_
PANY are selling for s short time at ' -._-.ppp cgggg w°R|¢__'|-he H1115 -i” ‘ ° 9 W '
B _ _ , ing receinly_ purchased this nee speci-
gi1_;;__95i:_i___E_1:iiii___eeli_ti_re _tl;l_-_ries ii ;:_l_l:\_1'h niver_branch r the Womens Patriotic men ui immeiiah immmyme Bi,°,_
c o per c Assocation have since last report oi Noni; Rin|__ N““m°ii__i‘ hy Com_
9234-5-13M&E3L iaised_¢ine__iiundred and sixti' tloll_ars_ moans Ledyud ,iam by i,ai_ksi,ie_
_OUTWARD cARGo__ Pm ___ tina s x yi- glcgnts ts1eo.sai.__ ff with little prop. ho roooq wsii up to
_ . ' -‘“'° ”"‘ 9 *Y*-'li“*‘~ 5 " 5 .' 2.20 ot tho toil this in chsrlottotown
H H _the cargo of the Northumberland on phi;-tg, 42 pyjgmg |u|¢g_ 72 wweig, 3.! int yeah “nd under the tuition oi
;l‘hur_sdayi conlizistagli of 17 £i_iceJ brings? bandages, 25 baadltercbiefs, 25 face- "psig" Conroy ii is eximcied thu he
B 0088110 0 l‘- 08811. . o . cloths, 48 mouth wipes, 38 pi o\v wiii ‘D to “much inter “cord the
H. cases, 6 sheets, 'I comfort pillows. 4 coming “"0”
_ A 2° __ _ ___ d sponges, 16 hot water bags, 78 pairs ' , , ,
, - ER CENT cell dv 0Il socks 15 pairs wrletlets 3 scarfs.'
B _ F P, , I - Thehandsome Parkwood mare own-
ivittu the money in the__iianl§é.;l_[_§l_\;li'___l;; Donated by Mrs. William Wallace 2_ ed by John A_ MB_cd0naid_ oi Nine _li_$l__¢_l§_I_§i_`__>_;i_l;_- gee __ e __ _ _ _md pairs sock; and _$150. Mrs. Lowdeii Miie C__eek_ dropped B coii the other i' “ ' ‘ P "°r'§§§?5l;3M'&E3i Ashley 1 9°" °_°°k' “M $100' MN' 'day of which his owner is very proud. Ewa' ` ` ' F"°d Agni” $1" Mm' Elm" J' Rad The sire was Harry T., the Zombro-
-l $1; Mrs. Henry Lewis 50 cents; Mrs.-_Moi_g‘n “anion owned by George
-THE MAR.Ki7:Ts'“ 0" “°°°‘"" Cl‘“"‘°° C- L°‘"“- Ml* Rem “ml l-ianarshnn or Charlottetown.
of farming operations being conlmenc- Mrs, George C, Lswig gave for bean , , , _
iltiioiitlliliclseiiis tliiliilliiihrliglliultvlitxlilniili-llcltisittiitl supper buttex one “nd beans' ‘,l`llB Parkside mare Mayflower, own- last quoted except pork which has ._|N5‘r|TU1°E ME51'|NG -The the other da -
y presented her owner
B when ii eharil lump 011 Thursday the members or Thanksgiving Institute with 8 Bpiendld iiiiy by the weii_im°wn
lirice_ with organs attached was 10% held their regular monthly meeting ot pacing 'miiion zeaioh 2_2i,%_ B great to 13/oc.-H. the residence ot Mrs. F. P. Poirier. grandson of Biiigem
HONESTY -E-VTARDED A _ Wellington, on Monday evcningApi‘_il , , ,
- Fl -- GW 17th. The subjects in question weret e There are ,miie iew iocai iiomes
Bl/Gllillse 880. 8 lady l0Bt all 9llV€l0ilB the making and curing of butter, also being prepared io: the Kings Birii.i_
8 fonugnms $80 while goiilg along (fn. curing M Mrk “nd he” hams' which day races at the Charlottetown Driv-
linl fleet. the 11101165 “H8 H0011 il Bl* subjects were ably discussed by Miss ins Park The "ack is in very good p cked up by n young lad who ht once A, M, MacFarlane. Alsismm Supa" condition under all the circumstances. Blllrtell Oli! to flllll the 0Wl16l‘~ HRV' visor, to whom the members listened , , ,
_ ing f0lIl'ltl llltl 0Wll€l’ illli lll<lY llfeiliilll' attentlvelyand learned much from ' `
\| l _/ f/ B ` ed llle YOUIIE f2ll0W Wllll 8 $10 llill her interesting lecture, A demon- The n_:`3;__°im'~eh° __5:_;`llilge_;Jf0i_ilatii_i§g
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ed by Phillip Rooney. Cherry Valley,
Hllll HS She WHS t1.0llli-I llllrosd 100k hill stration in stenciling was then given. 'aces u D name and address stating that he All looked oil with much pleasure and Eigaglgtgtiilxzollhtgiillgtrtllfikbthlléillattlgl would ‘hear from her later. The young the members iolt convinced they had Mi oi, _,une
/ B fellow is now fitted out with a new learned something much easier than D ‘ , . .
Sllll Hilti le Strongly Cnllvlllcflfl flllll embroidering. Votes oi' thanks were
‘Honesty is the best lJolicl'."-H. tendered Miss A. M. MacFarlane and ihghzeilig Lgcgomiiaigl igi. aliyiiagbrgs
Mm' P°mer‘ The meeting closed horses on the Charlottetown track on
-ABRAM'S V|LLAGE,- Several ofi with music and singing ot patriotic the aiiemoon oi. Thanksgiving Diiy_
the volunteers from Abrams Village songs 240 is] d
_ Z _ __ _ _ have returned to their homes to help ' _.___._- There is mwmwod of a _` “sid
bred class race and a two Ytllll'
on i'arniliig.- Mr. Joseph L. Gallant _QF |_0¢A|_ |N1'5nEg'r__.Tho 10|- _ _ was in Summerside on Tuesday. - lowing is a clipping from the Port-lm' "ee mrauthe same day' the whole
making a decidedly interesting bill of
Herring is landed on our shores in on land Oregonian and the young msn re [iam
derstood that Mr Cyru Gallant. well known on P E island who car . .
P Urbainvlile, has enlisted wish Medical ries on an extensive livery business G Petec Conroy C has Cnagrglf
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S ly n very limited quality. It is un~ ferred to is a son oi' Mr. E. Wf`Wabster ` ,, , .,
. eorge resceus, asey re s, (orps for Heavy Battery.- Miss Lor in Portland Oregon. and is a son of wood_ Union Prince ami other good
Newest Styles and Patterns-I ?.if.‘i..§i.‘;“%§‘.i.¥;°’;‘..;°..*3t‘;’.§h°'.%“§.L“.5.i 2“.".é“‘*i.”‘l'.-; 55"" lY.§’i’§I.‘”id¥.§i‘§$‘“§i@"-- in hi- "mini °e\>1°"»‘° i»f'“=-
Pete' is one of the best trainers and
a few days- Rev P P Arseiiault .Reed College senior, major in the phy- the mvince and is “ever
L t P ° was at Egmorit Bay, Suindaly afternoon sics department, ha received an ap- 23;” in D
helping the parish priest to hear con- polntment as assisfiint to Dean J. ' , , ,
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You will be highly well pleased if you come here
for your new shirts-you’ll be pleased with _the im mense variety of styles and colors, the quality, an
We will show you the finest line of men’s shirts
in the City. The W. G. & R. and the “Tooke” makes are well known for their good fitting qualities, and une finish, while the colors can always be depended on to stand the test of the laundry.
We show hundreds of pretty patterns, and many
styles including the regular soft front, the lounge shirt, outing shirts and the new sport shirts at 750 1.00, 1.25,1.50 up. We are showiriga nice line o Summer shirts in Khaki suitable for Military Oilice
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It’s too late now to wear heavy underwear
- and it is too early for Sllmmerweil-tht.
Get medium weight, spring weigh! WGN -'
and get it here.
This ig the home of good underwear for '
this section of the province. Every make is
" here-Tryon, Stnni1eld's, Penlnan’s and all
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~- famou e brands
There are two piece suits here and com-
binations in the proper grade, size and weight for any woman, man or child.
And, pg pgugl, our prices are as low as
you can find. Try TUPLlN'S for your under-
Tuplin & Co., "°i‘iflifi_'°”`
No matter what trouble may
"affect your plumbing system, you are sure of getting the mattbr rightsd without delay when you :get Trainofa men on the job.
`- Long experience in correotins other peopIe'a mistakes makes our piaiahing service of unusual benailt to you when the Dives
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leak or burst or any other trou- ble arises in the plumbing sys- tem. -
You will tlntl our work good _- *-
permanently satisfactory -- mir service promptand our charge. moderate. Call |98-J when you ‘ need a GOOD plumber.
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-FOR QUICK SALE-All old fash-
ioned solid mahogany table with beautifully turned legs, and two full size drop leaves supported by legs which hold under main body of table. When open full size is 5 ft. 6 in.x 4 ft. 2 in. When closed about 27 inches wide by 4 ft 2 in. long. A lnagnidcent table that would be u splendid oddi- tioli to o. library or dining room- snmethillg exceedingly high-class. First price $75.00, present price $45. I-lOLMAN'S Furniture Department
of March Principal's Department
For Sale
that will last for ages.
1 1 ‘ Opposite Prince ffdiiiardlhesiire i
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Lecke, nn electrical engineer connec- ted with Worcester, Technical Insti- tute at Worcester, Mass. The posi- tion will last until next Fall. at which time Mr. Webster plans to enter the institute. Webster has written his graduate thesis at Redd on "The Adie- batic Compression of Steel," based on experiments made last year in con- nection with Dr. K.,_fl_". Compton, now an associate professor oi' physics at Princeton. He hassufllclent credits to graduate and will be allowed to take his final examinations this week.”
Cabe. Grade Vll-1 Blanche Rob
Elmer Wrigllt, Mildred Wright.
h_Th__t_z Champion Barber offers for sale 'ESTERH PElsonA|"s
e arher Shop and all equipments i oncintiing choir etc.. sito or hnihi- ih;“if,e“§, Giifidys Be" Wh” is “"°“‘”“‘ Elltollllellt N0. 44
_ gland Conservatory of ‘
ing 11 x i_6. Finished inside with Bea Music has accepied the position M SON OF JOE PATCHEN 2.01%.
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§'§;8_5f’i"3'M2ipd_ soloist in tho ciorontion st. Baptist
Church. one of the leading churches
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According to otllcial statistics 4.412
horses were registered ill The Canad- ian National Live Stock Records last year.
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John Nash, the Canadian trainer, ig
at Hillcrest Park, Toronto, with Pad- dy R., 2.14%, and four other good ones. Paddy R., is the pacer that reel- ed of a mile in 2.11% on the ice last winter.
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The fast trotter Aubrey O, by Cap-
G d Vi`ii__i_ G id M i i _ 2_ M bi ` M`,C_ ,ii _ 3_ ii John Richards, oi' Bldeford. owner 2_";.i§i,ence Mccelxnack fixiiidgilafggs ;‘i_$v;i0r,i_ grifde i_.i_i_i'_"Be‘:_nice ggi; of Captain Aubrey, was a Boston visi- Creswoll tequsl); 3, Wilfred Howatt_ _` mill and Irene Webster (0qual); 2. tor mist wink' Bali? Tikile Bfi?i°der` £2
Grade V11.-1, Roy Thnton; 2, Hubert Harold Johnston; 3. Charles Johns- repf” B a envy °° ng 9 se"
MacEwen; 3, Keith Clarke. Grade V1. t0n. Perfect attendance-Ruby Bag~ to the sou of Peter the Great' Amongl -1, Margaret Jgneg; 2, Rowan Mont- llall; Wilfrid Craig, Cecil MCCabB,ithe mares thatfwin Bbet sont 10 hisi gomery; 3, Cliesley Robertson. Grade Blflllclle Roberts. Edison Wrixllt- ifourt iiiiriia two mm Us on and °“e_
v.~1, Bello Adams; 2, Bertie Dunn; Primary Department-Grade V.-1.El- "’“‘ “ "°' , , ,
3, Kathleen Muirhead. Grade IV.-l, mel’ Wflglll llllll Ellllel' Calllllllell
Arthur Jones; 2. Ruth Browil; 3, Her- (equal): 2. Albert MCCBl`dl0§ 3.Kt1tll~ b Dadtie igtrchdiglak ogosiiéii is ti? ‘is man Robertson and Georgie Brown leell Bllgllllll- Gfilflé lV--(5`9lll0l") 1. bred ° ag; ' ' ' it egeiiis out (equal). Primary Department. Grade Ellllle Myers lllltl Elmer Roberts ie some we M B ms" 0 B ma '
lil.-1. Andrei’ Montgomery! 2. Bor- ivtlélllliall _gf _§Vallncc Bradshaw and ng' , * ,
den Mulrhead; 3, Constance Mont- 81' 011 ll Ellll (equal): 3. Leo
gornery. or-has 11.- tsoniori- 1, vio- Crokeii. Griido IV. (Junior)-1. iviil- C°l’“ D° 0"* 201' i‘“° l““’lY "°°“ let Ci-aswell; 2, Clifford Montgomery; fired Wright Bhd Wilfrid McCardle 'mid t° ° new wand h°"°m““‘ cw” 3, Horace Mi||g_.Grpdo lI.- (Junior) tcqunl); 2, Ethel Mammill. Grade lil. De 0”' is "‘°A'°'°t:i“t °mm°“ 'wer
1. Edytba Creswell; 2, Ralph Lock- F1. llilieiilltitt McCalédle and Katie °"l’°“°d 'mm :nf ,°“‘
hart; 3, Fred Mills. Grade 1.- (Sen- -Blllll 2 etlllllll; . Jean Craig; 3,
10;-)__. 1, Em-lg Robertson; 2_ E-meg; Satlio Bradshaw. Grade lI.--1, Harold P";lmmtl°g“ Tre biemg “lame Qorha host; 3, walter Arsononlt. orono i.- Mulligan; 2. John Campbell: 3. Em- !i‘3i'f°‘ "5 “t gf “§_““ °" “Y iih' (Junior)-1, Sadie Brown; 2, Maxwell llla MYGFS. Grllde I.--1. Mark Rob- ‘:i"° are if githreem i‘;°?“ gn ° Robertson; Ruby Lyle, Pei-f9¢t ag. erts. Perfect attendance-Walter ga' ’i,°“°"° la ° VL d 'ay gi] a tontioncm- Boll Adonis. Mntiino win- Crate. Albert Mccortiio, wilrritl Mc- "°°' °‘”`“"i ;‘_° ““ "° ° “"
cr-ggter, Constance Mon¢g0me,~y_ CH. Cardle, Lillian Roberts, Bennett Mc- purses W be “ng up'
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ford Montgomery' 031;, eyesiinngirni;oli€i§§1'ieeiinaéi:g£fR_ There is a movement on foot for a
Directum Patch 51817
39?” “WWF _._ Directors Pstch is o hoontiioi black
’”a°‘“\ /A _Miss Mamie, Wed 8 S stoliion, storms 15.2 honor high non
o o ,ide and Mis, Cim A i§,' d“"§f‘°"' weighs 1.050 pounds; :onion nos. Bron
A dale who have been vlsilln "fri diinis- ‘by P' M' Mmiica' New York' N' Y`
sum'me,,si(ie io Be e al g °" ni He is a horse of wonderful intellig-
_ outward pusenger vb' me“¥§om'_"°"f ence; tins the best oi dispositions, rec.
e beiinmi on Thundf gwmi "_ ‘tim _ing instincts and courage; is a rugged
mer 088 i Wmniy hug ° mi' tough horse with exceptionally ilne
5 ° l’°""°"°“l’°°'hn dba tr st limb il
tion as Stenographer awaits her, the bggi “ini g yi” 5 mn! B an
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ot Qztigl' {°ov?_fdi:rg°‘;k';‘g‘::_- is °“ 'i?'"° He was sired by a world's champion
“ " “' " ""°' iron race horse Joe Patcbeii 2.01
> se now oillelslly announced sho will ' ’ i ‘Y
Pnfchi of Gafden be one of the principals in an import- €i'i'i‘i'e°i‘in%\°,i%°:;°:iti°“c(iii°’.ili§,li`:,:i| °D:i:
_ _ ' _ . _ lhl. t1lB[l'llll0fllfll 6V6llf.._H. r|‘mh_ L55 that _“ld for "0’000i on!
This is an outdoor ,tardiiiiere - ' or it more by oirsotnm icolly. 2.0854.
Bite oi’ the sensational Directum I,
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Bride Of ENV Stone. e uiet 1roo~-Ponchos. ami not-ry cm nro or °f-_buf ci b=t»~f=~»-i 0- AMoNe THE ~i.f-°-» 2 _ orated to__suit‘your fancy. It ' _ l‘°°*_llm Pm” *ill '\\"°l¥ Df°'l\l°° il not rust, nor ciilnge it's. f$:,1;,i12°:.'nf,',,l'° l'“‘°"°' " '“ ‘
color. _ _ _ -nirootim notch v`m`thir<l"'in'2.o9% _iardlnlene_ is just the _ _ _ _ -in it seven hom moto Pitnmrr. so
thing for-Um( plot |“ G0d'5 Am-e’ O. olehantgy tiiliail bm Will Snow KWf'l¢W0- `8`5l'?l 0|' _rrho eoartl or ltovtew ot the Nation- ter. th so rump? Y ' W" qu" _ i Vl\‘l¢tY Df 2O§, l‘8f¢ly sl trotting Association at its_ spring _ Dig-ootum Patch ig a gum 105| seg. Drloell. meeting in New York last week ae- Diractum Patch is tram the "fountain _ - aided to join with the American Trot- of speed,"
_ ting Association in establishing a Direotnm Patch will make the sea. CQ. Sgt: __t;tc_i_i;iitorm roles to given liar- ¢?;,._g|¢‘|i;|¢.¢:”¢|_a.;;:‘ci>mii_i_g ysor
..». .__ _ . 1 0 lu- By Ot' mg; _.' _ ° ° ° ire.. Bee th “American 1-tors . i S°*ny““""Crw*efY W. H. Goebel- has been re-elected zr of 1916, :blob clearly aboivihtelait
Secretary-Treasurer of the Natlonali :on of 1918 at the farm of
'h-ottinlt Ass_¢:i=oiatio\ 'here was. ol-ill A. was I. letipvue, Prince
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strong oppo _ii to ltr. Gochers ooh-` » .‘ M; island. ' ` _
tiiiuiiig in oillts.-but he seem. to have c Bersllt 50; tor _the season `
bee: stroagmznbugb in avoting ‘uasa Mgmt lt. .bwneifs risk. Return _,, _ B a _ 0
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tain Aubrey, 2.07%, has changed owii~'
snmmcrsirio 9155-aisivi2iEii_ -scilooi. wonit. _ 'rho honor ""”l“l’ l““'l“5 bee" il’“'°““§“"‘ 'ihe
_-___ roll oi' Middleton School, Prince Co., other dayvby Bob vlgighiti’ tm 1;? mi `/'
.._3¢H00|_ w0RK__'1‘he following for April is as follows: Princlpal‘siJ' R' tMc":iI_le‘ oifdi siiiirgri ti3p°bre C/\_ is tho standing of tho pupils or st. Ilenartment-Grade VIII.-1. Edison 1”” it im ° 5° _"5 W ° °' y
Eleanorg High School for the month Wrlzht; 2. Llllllll Croiien; 3. Cecil Mc- liumed Uv" to vY“,te,r C°x`
» -'fi i * “" ’ " "‘ 'Gi ‘l* ” ‘ liiajtil " 'nib oisyanoy wiiihotroihoti ink iv W
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Among the more important transac-
tions at tile Brighton, Moss, speed sale last week were the sole of Prince Lot, 2.071/g for $295. This trotter was for marly owiiail by Mike Glynn of Brighton. Emmn. C., consigned by C. A. Temple of Cambridge, brought $237. ond Dudeen, a 6-year-old pacing mere sold for $275.
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great racing stallion, died last week at t'he American sportsman'g stud in Normandy. He was 26 years old. Meddler was purchased at auction in England by W. H, Forbes, of Boston, for $72,500. He was afterwards sold to (‘.. H. Mackay. From 1904 to 1906 inclusive, Meddler won more than $500,000. The get of Meddler from 1897 to 1914 have won in the United States 584 races, valued at $923,661.
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