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..°I`I’PAYlf.0ll1ll IIIIPIDVIIN

Two new styles rec- eived by Expresi ' sport Boot high- wp

made with medium low

ner. Dorothy Beaton Anna Macl.e\lan ay Fitzgerald Georgie \lacLellan ileen Hibbett. Bdwina Hilchle. Rose .\lacrlc~uald. Louise Jenkins, lsabelle lhiorrisey. Kathleen Murphy and Messrs H. H. Nicholson, J. H. Dal- ziel. W. R. Jenkins, J. A. B. Mac- l(‘onnell. Charles Hlbbett. A. H. Ste~

..-muses Bemis smlm. syliil slun-

al ' . ' _ _ E

white leather heels, kid

lun. E. J. l-r. mommy. James Hui- gersld. George MacDonald all of the

visitors to Georgetown Royalty at-

. li. S., Georgetown. were recent

. .'Tl>lE GEORGETOWN WO-

MEN'8 INSTITUTE will meet ln the Town Hall on Thursday. July 5th at

p. ..

give s demonstration on Canning. All this is also the annual meeting for appointment of officers, payment of

‘ ..~exAumA1'lou.- 'rue public

altv School, took place on June 29th 111

2 ln when Miss McFarlane will Ilan representative ln Snmmerslde. `

fms. etc, it lg hoped there will be a William Essery. S\lllllBH‘S|d9~ his large attendance of members and pu _

their friends. l 1428 Messrs. R. 1'. Holman, Ltd.-H.

in 'me @5901 3; gm; ¢°¢| |,_ The al- back block, accidentally fell from ll

-l‘l" PAYS to buy in thll Provlnos -aan. vv. K. raeouuoan in oiiari

050-3-ZIISI'

-PURCHASED A ‘FORD.- Mr.

-A Nannow EscAP£.- air.

Scurrah. of St. John, a 'work

an on the Sinclair & Stewart new,

rcbaaed a. new Ford auto car from_

Saddle strap on vamp, a new sfyle...........$4.00 ¢,

High top fine grade

canvas boot, white leather French heels a '

dandy, ...... .$3.50

A special line of high

heel white boots on sale `

for .... .............,$2.9

See the new styl ere

Alley. & Co 1

135 Queen St. 'mms-“Q '

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them~except yo photograph

Make an appointment today

The Cook’ s Studio

New DesBrisay Block i

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

We photograph men aa men are

|t'a a business matter-

And there'a no fuss or bother. Your family, friends. and busi-

ness associates want your portrait.

Make nn appointment today at the'

The Bayer Studio

Headaches

cllivillnl' li ill)

ten.ling the closing of the Georgetown Royalty School.-G.

..*$CHOOL WORK.-The semi-annu al examination of Eglington School was held on Friday afternoon, June 29th_and was a decided success. That ; the people take an interest in their children and education was evident by the large number of ratepayers who assembled there. There being, twent_v-szx present. The children were cxamined in the different branch es by their teacher Miss Annie Camp bell assisted by Mr. J. (`. l'nderha_v. Mrs. \\'ill l'nderhay, Mis.; Grace Burke and several others. and by their ready :iuswers testified to the care- ful :mining of their teacher. A short programme of Re-citations and songs was also given by :he children. Then the following prizes were awarded. lst Prize for best attendance awarded to l-fmily L'nllerh.i_v. lsr Prize for General Proficiency to Orrin Dingwell lst Prize for Best Department to .-\lii_;- .\lcl-{enzie and ls; prize ffl neatest (`ompo.-itiot: Book to Blanche Ste-ad. All were treated to confection- ;i'~,- then by the teacher. Mr. J. C. l'lifi».-rhay then made some brief re- marks. He spoke words of praise to the teacher for her thc-rough training and interes-_ taken in the school and expressed hi.: hearty desire that she

would remain with them anotller ytar. The trustees tlfen made a f w` remarks about the 'marked progress in the schlol since the ,Xmas r ex-

vear. The teacher was then re-engsg ed for ancther year and the examirta tion _came ;o a close. All dispersed- feelirig that they had spent a most pleasant and profftable aftfrnooni

CHURCHES IIF CHRISI

[Il P. E. ISIANIJ

` HELD IN SUMMERSIDE

JULY- 5th to 8th, 1917

PRESIDENT. W. H. HARDING VICE-PRESIDENT. G. C. HENRY -

SEC‘Y-TREAS.. SAMUEL KENNEDY. JR. PROGRAMME

Thursday Evening

T.-I0 p, m.-Devotional. Address o"

Welcome. ll. R. Bell; llc-spouse, W. H

Harding; Sermon, 0. B. Emery.

‘exunllmuon or the Georgetown Roy- Ffed

tendniiee was exeepungaglly lirgetwelve toot wall on Tuesday liter-

there being about forty-live visitors D present. The day was an ideal one W and many drove to the school with W

jects such as Reading. Writing. Eng-l lish, History, Geography, etc., audi their prompt answers were pleaslng| to all. The teacher, Mr. Seymour Gor; don and also Mr. Homer .\'ortcn.| Bnldenell and \l’r.] Hulton Dalziel

of Prizes took place the following being g the prize winners : -

.\'orton. Marie Del9_rie,_l.ucy Delorie. Verna Mac.\'abb. Georgina Macllae. Emmett MacDonald. Mary .\lorri.~c-;l.

Norton. Secretary after which ice of cream and cake were served ill abund- ance to all. The prizes were donned by .\lr. E. S. Norton. Mr. Seymour

John .-\. Gordon and were given for such subjects as general prohcicncy.

carriages or bicycles. The pupils. 501118 bflllles and a bad shaking UD- were examined in all the reading subi°-'H- -

G9°l'S9l°Wl1 efallilned U19 Dl|l>ll_S~ -'§f(:lCupe Traverse. were in Summerside er the examination the Distribution on

Hamid R- GC"-\°”» Ediwn Norton- Master Meri-ill, pain a brief visit to Ernest Parker. Alice Delorie. Fred E. friends in Summa-side on Manda.-_

Mmlde Piffkef- FIUWUC9 -“0"§i50l\- Blanchard, of _Charlotte-town. spent, Remarks were made bv MY- L- Dominion' Dav in Kensington. guests

_ Lea. Victoria. spent the week-cnd

Gordon. Mrs. Jciln Delorle. Mrs. Char with f,-gangs in Margafe and .-gd. les DeLorie_ .\lr. G. H. Parker. .\lr..ni!y_,_\‘_ ,

Penmanship. Rural Science. Spelling. and hm- (Hemi Miss Dora E, gig,

n. He was taken to the hospital.

here it was found that no bones ere broken. although he received

IESTERH PE ISOBILS

--Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll..

Tuesday.-H.

-Mr. Charles G. Dunn. and son.

-Misses Dell Cullen and .\lary

iliss Ella 'aliicilalitm-k.

-Messrs Jabez Lea and Lorrie

-.\iiss A. E. l-Inman. Summers-iile.

D9P3"'n"’“f~ P"°Sf95i‘- ff¥°-°°°G- nan. leave shortlv on a visit to tho*

mainland. I

agnlnatiou. and hfped they could_‘ se- pg“°~_¢° .1 rr re the teache for the incomingtl

EISTERII PERSONALS

, ‘ -$- .. _*Miss ,Ylhrenog Morlson, Cardigan

River wasfa recent visitor to Monta-

surliil; cnull

‘ln the case of the King vs John .\’. Stewlan the juri' after an hour's deliberftion. reported a disagree- ment. and the prisoner was admitted to bail, $1.000 for himself and two ‘securities for $500 each, ` ln this case the defendant was, charged with receiving goods. know- ing them to be stolen. These werel twenty-three sacks of flour stolen from J. A. Farquharson & Company on Easter-Sunday. For the their 0:' these Henry \\`eeks had been indict- ed and pleaded guilty. He wa.; exam- ined as a crown witness and his stor- was that he had been drunk

-.\!ies Lucy Sherry. Femwood. isl

visiting in Summerside. the guest o*l her sir-tier. Mrs. Thomas Rqnaghan. Granville Street.-H. - '

-Mr. J. E. Cameron of the P. Ei

l. R., and Mrs. Cameron. wr-rc pleasant visitors in Summerside ul.- Monday.-H. .

-.\liss Viola Todd, Summersi-ie'

is spending a short vacation in (‘llar- lottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J hn E. Cameron.-H.

-Miss Sarah Webster returned mi

hcr home in Kensington from .\`cw York a few days ago .\Iiss \\'cb;~ter had a severe illness a short time a;:o.' but has full_v recovered.-K. I

-.\le.<srs. Alexander Matthews. .I

Foster White. and Stipendiary Magis

trate Tanton. ‘of Alberton. wcfciih

mong the visitors to Summersidegli

Monday.-H.. .

-BEDEQUE SCHOOL- The fol-

lowing ia the yearly standing of the pupils of Centerville Bedeque School. Prlnclpal's Dcparlment. Grade VII.- i. Austin Noonan; 2. Loma Noonan; 3. John Nconan. Grade Vi.-l.-Prev to Noonan' 2. lla Collett; 3, Byron Noonan. tlrnde \'.-l. Amy M. `

wright; 2. Marguerite Learn; 3. sl " bert Howat.- Prizes for attendan; °”d '°"”°"y won h lla.Collett and Byron Noonan. B

Miss Hammilrs Department. 'Grade' IV.-1. Mary Arsenault: 2. Mabel Murray. Grade lll.-1. Russell Noon- °

an; 2. walter newness; 3. wluls Nic- “ nelson; 4. Lloyd smack. Grade n.- 1'

_ . m

Senior. 1. Atkinson Wrlxbt, 2. ng you any goat You don., get the'

Blanche Noonan: 3. _Ambrose Mclunis l 4, Rennie Bowuess. Junior-1. Hua.. ii Not-nan; 2. Berneice Afheck; 2, Wg). ll lace Murray. Grade 1.-1, Myrtle”

NOOHBII: 2, Simpson Aflleck; 3. Eddy w

rsenault Prizes for attendance W

A . won by Hilda Noonan, Waller Bow. ll

ness, Willie Nicholson, Russell and N Eddy Arsenault. Prize for a collec- 'i

tion ct' -ll) weed seeds won by Willie

Nicholson.

-‘hr Percy Pope. President or the e

Brill.-li sailors' Relief I-‘und for it

Prince Edward island has received

Healiliy Ros

Dr. Howard James.-ING 0' "W “"" attan State Hospital of New York

Assistant Physician

rooklyn State Holpltll. aayli

._____..._ ~_`

“Iron is absolutely necesslfi' K0 5"' ble your blood to chanse f°0'I 'Um ving tissue, Without it. U0 lllallfl'

ow much or what you eat, YUIH' f°°‘l

lilies Strut, _

Viglmus. Iml lien all Blauillll .

y llliliaklll lilllllli

erely passes through you witlwlll d0'|

trength out of it, Bild BS 8 ‘”°"5‘“-"l uence you become weak, D819 “lid

lckly looking. lust like a clam "Ying

grow in a soil deficient in iron. A. tient of mine renlarked to me (ufteri aving been on a six weeks course ofyi uxated Iron), ‘Say. Doctor. ma' 'h°'°; uff is like magic.” l

“lf vou are'not strong Ui” Well .\'G‘J15

we it' to vourrelf to make the follo\v~1 P

Gu! That lien sfaf (Nuofd Iron) ada lih magic. f lr rntalllj pats th - ginger ofynrb into o ann.

hould be kept ln every hospital and rescribetl by every physician in this

l ing test: See how lon! .\'0\l can lvorlif dl““"'l'-"

. or how far you can walk without be'

c ming tiled. Next take two five-ltrainvl

ut-1;' vnu have gained. From nn’ OWU l x erience with Nuxatcrl Iron l feel a

st vour strength again and sec howlte

Nuxated Iron recommended above

_ _ 3' th t‘me pcri by L`-.-_ James. is for sale by Geo. E.

:|aIz.le;:,_E,t. l::;?}lge foil-0tn{\~o rvxclis. 'Then I Hughes, Apothecarles Hall. E. A. Fol- t r Central Drugstore and H. J. Mahon nl

Montague) -and all good drupgilil on n absolute guarantee of-aucceaa and

‘ls Such ii valuable remedy that xtlaalisfaction or your money refunded.

through .\lr. William G. Ross, Pre-

sident of the Fund at Montreal. a N

letter from Sir Geo H Perlev

ERIOUSLY ILL. SAYS PERSHING ll

or A MAN l.os'r on fs

rf.-il the vvcary man it set. He was cud tirc<l zllldso resolved 10 S67- B

Acting High Commissioner in Loh-I S will iw .-tratcny.

2011. advising' of the disposition

f £50000 forwarded from .Can i.":,he,mn§f,.,. of im. _\mt-:icuii .-

forces to l-`ralli'c. and tI:<‘r~~ was ‘not

ada for the benefit of the men of the iercanlile Marine :hd their fami.

pAR|5 _ Nm 3 map lv:-is lost llllr-

ve'n a case of serious illness-_ sau: o

Ilo lished from his Ilavcrsaclt a mzlll ltonih. “"I`hi.= is mic of ilu- things we use uf there. _vt/.l know." he'remarked

lies: C' _ . _ _ ~ . - . .... ~- "-3

. Major General Pershing. the .-\mtrl to tin lntr.rt.ted l13>-M‘ll8@fS- 06

Sli' G€0f5€ Pffflfl' ln the course of ‘

his letter says: ` C

l have been much impressed by

the fact that the money has runner]

Seveffil-°f the illllltorttpnt institutions 10 which it was ren -appallently in time to save ‘them ‘from 'financial embarrassmenfand this fact will. I am sure. afford _ much satisfaction U0!!! I0 the subscribers of the Fund. 8-S well as, yourself and it will =he Sfallfflng to you to rehect that the efforts have been of such timely as- sistance to the National Institutions performing valuable functions. _l enclose with this, a copy of the llst of institutions to whom cheques were sent. but a further com- munication containing more particu lar-° “`iIl hiv' Sent you in the course oi a fcxv days.

'Permit me in conclusion to ex-

press my keen sense of the glcat value of tht- service which has been rendered and which has resulted in

s accumulation of such 3 substan-

al fund.

(Sl5d.) GEORGE H. PERLEY.

for several days before. He me-t Stew- art on the street and said he want- .ed a drink. He offered to sell Stew- art a bag of flour for two dollars to get some liquor. This bag of flour be. said he. had at big, home. lic said Stewart gut him some liquor .and later on the same day Stewart eskcil him if he could get something `at l-`,art|uhar.~'on's and suggested to him to gel some of the fiollr that

garry. Lot 7, is in Summerside ttk- lng the Matriculstion Examinations

to the Prince of \‘l.-'ales College.-II. institutions to which cheques were

jsent: Scsmelfs Hospital Society,

___\{iS5. Lucy Wickefp daughter ofilftoyal National Lifeboat institution.

.\lr. and .\l.s_ Louis tvicltt-tt. Kel.~in.IShil>wrec\\ed Pishernlen and .\larln- left b the Northumberland on Sat-`€‘l‘s RDYHI B°"'3"°le“" S°‘fl@l}'. Liver- “.

urday morning on return to Oldtowli. pool Seamens Orphan institution. C|im|,c,| w¢»;,ril_v into it ‘Img ,.,|l.-i.1.- V1

and Eyestrain

Friday ,

was at the Railway. He said he h

-Mis-3 Fannie Butler. of Glen

Acting High Commissioner for (`an- ada. -

Following are ,the names of the

Me., after spending a short visit with-Bl'lll5l1 and l"01'9lEll Sailors’ Society.

er parents.-H. i -

Many who for years have

suffered intensely from chro nic sick headaches, using drugs of all kinds without benefit, have found immed- iate and permanent remedy in properly adjusted glasses, because eye strain was the cause. We remove the cause and our cure is lasting.

9.31) a. m.,-Devotional. E. G. Nor-

ton? .-\ddre.<=, "Making Use C-.` the Publi: Pres.=." G. R. Assiter; Address “Ougin the Church boost the Preach er?" (`. E. .-\rm.~'tron;11 Address “i-J‘.'cryon<~ win one." J. W. Hayter: .\d<lr=,.~z<. “Optimist or l’e.<siini.=t. which?" \\'. ll. liurfling. Discussion Jldjournnlnt.

‘.200 p. nt.-f`.\\'.B..\l. Session. 73:0 p. rn.-(.`.W.B..\f. "Sermon"

W. il. Harding. Appointment of Committees.

Saturday

We solicit your patronage.; H. J. Mahon I

Optlclan Prescription Drugglat

Phan. 15, uoN1'AcuE, P. la. I.;

luilcltsiiuu H

SENSATION

Pure Bred Clyde, weight 1800 lbs in Stud Season _

-AND ALSO-

Commodore Ledyardv -

The Sire of all the j

best Racing Stock

AT THE STABLIS OF THE

lv.-1"' a. ill.-Dev'otif.-nal. 0. B. Emery

Bu=inc.~;< Session of lfonventioll. Re- por'..-, l-Ill-t-lion of (lfficers. etc.

2.f»ft p. ni.-Devotional. H. O. Crowz-

.-\rlrlrt.~'.<. "Th:-_True Preat-ller‘.< Vi- si/.itt." J. \\`. llaylcr; .-itlilress, "The Sllllziay Si-Iluol. il,~: Problems, and l1l:~w to nwcf them " 1'. E. Arnlstrong: Sub stitutes. G. F. .\r»'.=itel' and Frei. So mer. l)i.=fu-sion. Adjournment.

'.`_f_'ft p. in.-Devotional. W ll. Har-

ding, .<-zrmoll. Fred Somer; substi- tute. G l-‘. Assister.

Sunday

lilo" a. m.---Bible School. Sermon.

G. F. _‘i.=.=ister; sulastitute. O. B. Emery; l,‘c-mmunion. O. B. Emery; substitute, W. H. Harding.

2.00 p. m.-Devotional. (`. E. Arm-i

strong; Sermon. J. W. Hayter.

7.00 p. nl.-llevotiolial. Fred Somer;

Sermon, G. F. .-issisttrz substitute. W. H. llarililly. .\lizpa!1 Service.

The Programme is of very special

interest to our people and the speak- ers are all strong men.

Our Brethem from outside the Pro

vlncc are all successful Ministers of Jesu.: (_'hrI.=t.

It now rests with the people of the

various congregations tr, arise and say that the Convention shall he. by the hlf;-sing of Gml the mos; success-

brought up a load of flour to \\`ood': Livery Stable' and delivered it to Stewart, who paid him S115. ‘ Stewart claimed that Weeks met .him on the street and offered to sell him three bags of flour for $10.; -Stewart had his horse at \\'ood's Livel'_v Stable. and instructed Weeks ‘to bring the flour there. When the liour arri\'ecl thcro was upwarllr of a ton instf.-ati of three bags Stewart `§lll‘ormed Weeks that lip had only $10. and Weeks said that he would take that on at-count and that Stew- art rould pay him the balante later on.

The defence was that the evidt-1120-‘-

of \\'cekg being that of a thief anti accomplice. must- he' <ol'1'oboratetl by independent testimony and other circumstances. I-‘arqtlhar.=.on. tha- owner of the goods. testified that. af- ter hearing Ste'wart‘s own story. he was convinced that the latter did not know that the goods were stolen. Sewart offered to return the flour and pay for it. Stewart did pay for 'the flour upon learning that it had been stolen' fronl Farqullarson.

it was pointed out. by the prosecu-

'iori. that Stewart was 110! i{1_ll1€ fiour busine=s and it was susl!l"l0U»“ to .=-ce him taking such a large fluan- lity it was also claimed that Stew- art must have known that. as Weeks was a very poor man. il “'BS_ 21 strange circumstance to see him with so much flour at once.

Mr. .lllstiice Fitzgerald in a brief

sumlnz up. laid down tile law in this case and with regard tothe C0rf0~ horafcn of thi- evidence of n ron victed thief. he stated that this. is necessary. but not in e\'6ry DMU' cular. The independent e\‘irl0llCc and circulnstani-es must be Sllmiflem I0 mnvint-Q me jury that the evidence .of thi! accomplice is true.

J. D. Stewart. K. (`.. was counsel

for the crown and Johnston. K. C.. and Duffy for the defence.

Yesterday morning the case Of uncnn Darrnch administrator nn

ter-ested e ectator at thc Dom’ni~;i1 ln

p .

Day races in Summersidc. Sir. (’ha=. men's Orphanage. Mersey Mission tt. had the pleasure of attending thc Seamen. Port of Hull Society and big International running races hclil Sailors' Orphans Homes. Crusade

3 8 S 6 0

mense crowds. -K. ulen's Mission. British Scamcn

phan Boys’ Home. Royal Sailors'

t Juarez. Mexico. about a year ago. of

nd is becoming quite a race enthu-‘of last. .-\t Juarez he had the unique

xperience of not recognizing any" Church Mission, Seamen's and ther P. E. Islanders in lilc in;-_eral Orphanage and Schools, Sea-

.-.\lessr.=. Therin Morrison al.l;0rphan Girls' School and House. Thomas Grady. Sllmmerside. ha\'c;Sai-lore' Home. Seamen's Christian etumed home after spending a f-wi Friend Soc-ie}y. Sunderland -Orphan

' '_ ' R" " As'

leasam, holldaw at the Dunk l\

D . ‘ where they wc-re the guests of

nd .\lrs. Ollie McCarvell, who. al-;A|_|_EGED CQNSMRA1-ons though only recently se; up hott.-i:-. _kee in assisted the voung n.in il'

p g. . . _ . .

very possible manner in tha-lr exi-

Rellef Funu. St. Andrewls Waterside

Ro-

an fommandcn on his return to his tl hoadflualucrs today. :tfler zi quick l

trzinslcr of a large .force at-ross`th».= u l)\"‘iill lf‘f`lf: Of IIN? l3l"£§t‘Fl 0|)PlJlll')ll5 we have ever undertaken) not a It man or an animal was lop; or lnJI\r~ 0

hut a few unimportant ciise; mumps. The men landed in splendid .- morale. with keen. confident. H1111

eager .~-piril. _

“The physical appearance ot' our

men is truly inspiring. 'l`l1'1.\' HW “ll fine. husky. young fellows. with the glow of energy. good licallh. and physical vigor which will mill-ie tIl~-ni c

t-:import and cared lor. with Sulxstuli- l lj;ll wooden b:lrmck.~'. xzoofi bella |-

high ground. For all of this we art deeply indebted to French co-opera

tion with members of my staff.

li_< pin hr»rc'.’ \\'llcn l pull it out :kc this it should explode fifteen

tlill to the port of dcbarkatlou. _ seconds lulf.r_ Ti1E)"l'E Dl`2l!Y- P@i1-

“The landing of the tirsl Amen I5’-_ V ,_ _

can troops has been a complete :<uc tllulghs linrnlless, -Then bggwng

too. If-l put it back again the

cess." he said. “ln this remarkable- lo seazcli frantically. ,‘Goth! - `

1; .ygrtll dlii l put that ' fn?" The pa:<:=cllgcr.»' rose in I §bql)' nd st,-rilnilvled for tho do'or. tumbling ver .tlllcmnotbcr to get off. 'iufitilily

ed. 'and there was not a .<m.2lc wat-:ht-li thorn go. Then. putting the .-,.50 of _serious =it-klless-nothing boilih hack in his llaversack. be

- of strt-fclif--.l himself full length on the

ushioned seat.

-° *lei

TO RISKY.

A certain cricket club in England ngag.-ii al new griilllllislilan. About

a credit alongside any troops tm: -.une limo they bought a llcw

-»-rm... an. .-5.-i-ptioliall_v \vclI Ili .~,-»~ to pllll the rullrr. A day or

no laicr the grr~llnd.~nl.ln npproach~ .1 Ihr- club i=cl~retar_v looking anx-

gnml food. and thc bf-.=t sanitaly nr- ilu-'_ _ rangements. They are lol-a">d tit.

'I rr-ini :ff i.uo\\'," he said. “who

“ill lit- responsible of the 'oss 'ap- p vi tr \v "

i-.s _ - .1ic» ‘lzh an arcidenti ' “ Y l \\-mild certainly be respon- lt.i.»" -lil tllc |nlz.1.ls;l secretary. 'l".i aiwlnnl is ill your charge." “'I'hcu I :rin notice," said the

A “SAFETY PIN." grl»lll:il=.u:..\u lirnll_v; “the brute hasn’t

i- a. _-pri-.l nllull;-;l\ to get out of the

A Q-r~»il-im: 'l`om'tlv burdenfil \

a Loccicn railway tcrniilltls. There

\,|-,- .if thc rullcr. and one dey l shall

_ p sr . _. i . itll about five tons ot' cl|lllplli¢'rit. run llllu <lu\v|\ and Batten him out.

`.- :_i., risky." 'I`Ili- l-Illlr i.-i r|o'.v allvertlsing lol'

Missions to Seomcll. Royal National . _ . . » `. . -_I1 . 1, Mission to Deepsea Flshemmnt “cle .xo vacant scat. and no nm ol lnolhfr orsc.

-Sir Charles Dalton was an in- lal Alfred Aged Merchant Scamcn`s

. _ *l

img

stitution, Royal Merchant Sca- I

Rescue Sailors’ Orphan Sodiety Scotland. Glasgow Aged Seamen‘s

Gen

Or-

bsl ` C \

\&/'HL i U

sTol§DERS

ARTlFlCERS

_ .l

ilulll- \_.~ 50_ B,-mth wbiects. and

G0 T0 TRIAL JULY 17.

Menlroml8to S swkers 0, Engine *lil* °‘°°.'f:°n" :re wanted for ser\'l°=¢ Room Aru 2"!

.i......¢ =\~= "°' '" "mv it Palltots

DEl'Rol'l‘ - .M‘~~~ Karl Kim- . CANADIAN NA i Mm

joyment. The boys intend tl ngaizligchmidt his 5..., “LL hm New r

evlsit their friends in the ucar fu ` - - 1 -_ ai* ¢,lo 1| u-~=--H- 'I.‘f.l.-l‘.“i.'l?.ll‘i..§.".§if .;"‘£`~I;..2l’.i‘. .F533 ' "°" “"“Z.°=‘fi'i»‘1f.'§.°€.fi`T‘iiii......».'\.

_. - ' _ and kit all -

jury. will be broullbl :lo trial on Jul) 0 ._ mqnumnt ‘Amity tow mms

Ne \.om

HALIFAX RACES 0

Belmont Miller. the' speedy son nfl vi Aquire 2.275. 'von the named rncc¢“ in three straight heats. A

q ' ' ‘ - `\. ` S eretarv. '

f conspiring and attempting to uyna- - tuumirim-tha ' , ite a Canadian Pacific bridge at J*5""‘""'5"‘n ‘ Ip"

At hq h E9 hid th Niplgorl. Ontario. the plant of Pea- __

Halifalx ptrairilt rracblhn-ld5'. :lilly 2nd b0-'ll' i0lHP2t1>'. Limited. at \\ alker» ‘_ S -.-‘ 'W4

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Named Race. ~ h

Belmont Miller. B. G.. by .lqulre I’ rnoutilliei-i 1 l 1 Marshall. lu. J. la. s.. tw .\liir.=.mili '

.\l»- colonel. B. G.. bv ctnonel b

coiigliian. mt-ner) ' 3 s a “'

The 12 were indicted On charges

lie. and the Windsor Armory. Kallsdhmlilt is president of the

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P Stolters from $l.20

17 for alleged par.;<.patlon in so- :vein-it §...i. ‘R5-ir\\\\k» called bomb plot cases. ;1-BI,;*l"- "" -U,~T..\u\

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arillo (`ity Salt ('ompan_v. against _- hich ballkru tt" roceedings have `-

the Salt Vcmpany. untll she was mar- 1- £ _F-1- _'- ictl lo .\'cef,‘ Detroit branch-manager

' .. of Ei M net (` p',1.t

ll. lcsrvelli _ z 2 e,m_§°‘l‘}fe“‘*me*;¢ wie ,‘§1‘§,"§}_,,‘,; 3:0 ,all/1.\n\\\\\\*l1laa_erav.~_\\\\\1ll@y\

hcr nine are machinists and labor- - I . ' ~

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een begun by two eastern com- ____ pailios. Mrs. Ncef formt-rly assisted "“ ‘ “ ` ' er brother ln the management of

. ___ ers. alleged to have acted under or-

Tlme L09!" L09?" L08' ders from Kaltscllnlidt. .y

TWO RUSSIAN DIVISIONS RE-

VOLT; SHOT DOWN BV OWN ARTILLERY.

Ellis -`.f;l‘l_‘_r;7\'§:l;Ll;i¢.-ld in Prince Edward island

Jhiontagrne, P. E. I

' i

1150'5'3’3Mll\Wflf- ,Butler (creamer-y prints) .41

'_ ‘Eggs 30

FOWl.lb. .... .. .I5-ll

An_UnusualIy Good line of

Silver Tableware

is shown here now. There is variety and grades to suit all tastes, andthe prices are LOW. See the

- ` display today.

l CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS Dairy butter .. .30

Chickens, lb. .. . ...I6-.20 Beef lb. (retail) .. .20-.28 Potatoes-, bus. .. 1.25 Hay. ton .. 18.00-20.00, Straw, ton .. 10.00-12.00 Pork (selects) wholesale .19 oats (black) bush. .85 Oats (while) bush. .. .. .85

CalarrhalDeall\euCaanotBeCnred

by local spplicalionsas lliggaaamt reach the lheeasdvportrorl of the ear. e is only one wax to cure catarrhal deafnoq. and that ia by constitutional remedy Catarrlfel Deafnus in caused by an inflamed e¥_r»di\iowLfthemuoou| lining' ofthe llustachian uae. en this tube In in med you haveanlm ina sound or tm &rfe¢-t hearing. and when it is entirely cloud.

afnessls the ruult. Unless the inflammation

‘ can be reduced and this tube restored tn its I normal condition. Inari I will bedslmyga fm.

er. Many eases o_f deafness are caused by Satan-lr. which ralmlafiarnod condition of the. mucous surfaces Hair: Catarfh Uare acts thru I the _blood on the muctua surfaces of the system,

\\e will give One Hundred Dollars for any

caneof Oatarrllal,Deafnns thot cannot ba cured

D _ - ‘ action of debt. cam? UD h‘ff0"E Mr- Juszit-== iiziszarll and 8 lllflf- Thi’ Dmntiff is supine for the board of one Christina Mr-Lean, fletrcilsvd- The case is still before th8 C0\H`l-

AN NEWS

GER” FOUND IN DUGOUTS.

, mtrrlsl-l .xmlv HE.\DQl7.\nT- ERS |.\‘ FRANCE- Some remark- able items of Gemlan news hr: been gleaned within the past mod days from letters found in ra e dugouts. Ono of them. wrllllm I" Bielefeld. Prussia. JUM 5- lem "fm: explosion in a mltliraltlons factory ll

~ |_ | »on ues:

D£:‘tlnlodr-atglrlihly sad. On Sundai' 90

victflms already had been buried. (2112

, h ll _ lost four sons in ll?

gdzllllullar tilowalost her three dausll lol-slin the explosion. lt is strange that the Westphalian- _\'1l?i\;':ll{i_ll""° Rave no li-'P071 0' 'hp mp t Frfurt

,lnqtller letter. written a »_ ~

Pillar-‘ali Saxony. May 23. Sl!!-

fllrewell. This week al 0 lt d doén

way to be sme e V

be taken a _ . and turned into shells. .‘it;u;‘rl0m:; mnined dfi' Wh'-‘“ ll" V '

“ The Poor Man’s P0f8.t0 " has become the rich man's luxury. Whether at three dollars a bushel, or twenty-five cents a bushel, potatoes are not a complete food. Two or three Shred- ded Wheat Biscuits with milk furnish more real, body-building nutriment than a meal of_ potatoes of meat, are much more easily digested and cost much less. Shredded Wheat is 100 per cent. whole wheat, noth- ing added and nothing taken away--gives mental vim and physical' vigor for _the hot days._ Delicious for breakfast, or nny meal, with Slioed l1ananea...b=rr.i¢== of

l’i-ITIIOGR.-\D - By order of M.

Kcrcn.~'ky. Minister of War, after all peacr-ful efforts had been exhausfed.I the Twelfth and Thirteenth Divi-

refused to ohcv orders. were sur-

Boxes

slolis nl' Sharpshooters. which had In St0CK

rounded by detachments of cavalry B€St NOV() SC0lia Nlaye `

and artillery Thursday ln the vil- lage of Joukoif. which was twice

rnelleilh wmid snradplq-0 Latlerhtliehciiv- _

nrYcarge.an o o tesarp- shootere surrendered and were die armed.

BUMMERBIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday morning.)

Holding 32 Boxes, Handy for Shipping CorMa_rkel:ing

Berries-1. ' .-

___ . ' Get your Supply of Berry Boxes Now. you may

_ not get them later.

,'§§f,‘§,‘,'_”§§§n;_' ',,~,_ ~_ -_~_ -' _ f“f§j§§. Our prices are lowest, you can get any quantity.

Butter, creamery. lb. .. .. .35-.34

' -` "»ayllal7l“:_.‘aearvl»l:.»r¢.t:lreiiuf»|r¢¢Anl»..,,,

Sunnyside,

14....” um liuleail or rlnslns wt 'ld-

r.|. cmzultv a co. randi. ow. `

1 _ they ml!!

nmggn _:lemon :\?lmlleatmctlon." |

Calfsklnn. lb. .. .22 '

Eggs. per doz. .27

Hay. pressed. ._ 19.00 6 Hay, loose. . .. 15.00 D D Hldel. lb. .. . .19

Oats. black bur

. .85 .

0... .......: ....1 3: _ _ 1: -_ .ii Qusw Street Warehouse

Pumice.. this " so-1 ue

_ wliesl, mn. ..'.'if1r.-zyfgs P|l0|l¢ 208

other fruits, and milk. _ $33 l§m;ed°*°_\__-~--_ --_-‘°f_'_-7: last-esoumt .

M§d¢lhC&hldBs, . Wool. llnwalllled .. . .50 "

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