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for ages 3 to 6 years, price 76_e SING- 'boys“suits'."‘_1' See them on Saturday.

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

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FEEDS

Qilmsal, “Old Process"

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“Royal Burplc" Cali Meal.

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Cornincai and Cracked Coln. -Midi! ings, Feed Flour.

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English pcliodicais agree that

“it i| our women who will malls it possible for uslo win the war.

ii we are io win it._

Women ue asain called upon

to lend their services in aiding the sick and lniured- Nurses are needed immediaiuly. Learn nurs- ing at home and earn Slo to $23

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Professional Cards

DR. CLIFT

_ Ci-IRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown. P. E .I . , Canada. ' HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW

S. S. HESSIAN Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc., MONEY T0 LOAN. Montague. P. E. I.

DR. J. D. MacGUIGAN_

Wvtireat George Street (Office oi late - Dr’Conroy)

Office Ilours-8 to 10 n. m.

`1 to 3 p. m 6 to 8 p. m.

_ Phone--527

J. D. STEWART. K. O. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Public Milos Neweon Block, Charlottetown

Branch Office. Georgetown _

llonoy to Loan on Real Estate

\VAR.BURTON & SHAW Barrlsters, Attorneys. Notary Pub-

lic. Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank Association. Bank ol! Montreal, Can- eml, Permanent Montague Corpora- Moll.

M ULICA N & MGKINNON

Barrister Attorney-at-Law Barrietere Attorneys-at-Law Oiiice Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. l".E.I.

McLEOD & BENTLEY

` W. E. Bentley, K. C.

lnrrleter and Attorneys et-Law Monqy to Loan. ollieo-Bank ef ri. 0. chamherl.

Charlottetown. P.l.i.

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and boys. Get yours, before it rains. Prices right. SINCLAIR & STEW-

-WASH SKIRTS-Womelfs white

drill and light ton colored wash skirts,

LAIR & S’l`EWAR'l‘ LIMITED.

llcrv llooln on _Sntllrllllv __ SINC- LAIR & S'l`EWAllT. LlI\ii'i‘ED.

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-PURCHASES PROPERTV- Mr.

Peter Quigley, ‘Sulnnlorsilllz has dis- posed of his residence nn (lttnwa St.. the purchaser being Mr. George Ke- yes, who will move in during the noni future.-H.

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-EXCHANGE PULPITS. - Rev.

John Sterling. of Cavendish. occupied the pulpit ill the Kensington Presby- terian churcll. lust Sundllv lun.-"Inv and the Rev. A. Irvine of Clifton, preached in the evening on Missions. A silver; collection was taken up. which amounted to $39.00, und goes towards the work of the Missitn Band. R

-PATRIOTIC WORK-Thc rogllhtr

lied Cross Knitting was hold Inst week at thc home oi' Mrs. Lydin Sims, Kensington li good number of members were present, and “war- time” refreshments were served ill Mrs. Sim’s usual genial manner. Tilt. collection for the Prisoners of War Fund amounted to $4.00. The Society still supports two prisoners, and con- tributes $50.00 monthly for Red Cross work. S _

mer side Police Court on Tllursday morning, three adjourned cases against autoists charged -with driving cars faster than the specd limit. Also

came up for hearing hcforc his lionor the -Stipendiary Magistrate, who, up-

ges placed the nominal fine orl each oi' the offenders at $5 und costs, or ten days in jail.-H.

concert given by tho pupils oi the Al- berton liigll School was held in thc town hall, on Tilllrsllay, May 23rd.

in this part ol' tht- school work was evidenced by tho large und attentive audiencc. Tho pupils ztcqllittoll themselves in at highly creditable

gratulnted on the success of tlleir ef- forts. The following is thc pro- grammcz- Chorus-“lf Wo wcro You and You were IIs” by Junior Pupils; Monologue-The Aspiring I)l~‘\wasll- er, by Grace Rankin; Sailor F ~l':, hy

Mauro, hy 3 pupils Lullaby hi 'clcn Rankin; Chorus-"Joan or _r\.- ' by Senior Pupils; Thu Winnig \’\/il-.4 of Grandmu’s lluyfl-Song and Minlllet by il girls; Motion -Song-'|`llc Iiusy liouso wives-by 16 boys and girls; Play ill two /\l'ts~--ll<~:li` Ilnl-lo Zcllckialll. hy 7 Dllilll-‘li -SDIO-"I Wnni lo Kiss l'rlpzl" bv Muv llansorli Prllltolnirllf--“ll:u'l~ lllil Nelly -Gray" hy 12 pupils. Gul Save tho King.

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-POLICE COURT-At the `Sum-

manncr, showing very careful train-E ing. and thc tear-llors are to bc con-_ -Mr. P. G. Cll1rk.corlil'act_ol',camo ,-.._(|uC.._d' ,md th.. wngesglon on me

u W " " " ' ` ' " ' ' ' ` letowli £0 N96!! for service in the mi

-rr rave to my ln om Province _nuns snloeel eel your lnlene.. 1"” “'11

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' ` , H1 l _ utensils and choice groceries at Bra- f __

f _ ‘_ _ -rusaz w|l.l. as No ssnvlcs ces. ~ ‘len x,';r,?,§‘:s*:,‘aP‘;;'“ 1°' §“""é‘,f"|“’f ` ' -_ in the `.Bed9Que or Freetown Baptist 7085-6-1Sat2wksESat2wks. “K °" 9'” '

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_T 1. w D ACH -Mrs Roy Gorill of Wellington

Ed Urch. K Ineerti‘giI’ tilgtidseletfeiling lllnthii ooi was I" Summerside °“ Th““d“5' _ u new Cbevro- nmn Cash must accompany order L

e twent live cents 1”'

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our Clothes ' I ‘

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-WHITE MIDDY BLOUSES clear- -SCREEN DOORS, wire, hinges,

ing at $1.00 cach on Saturday. paint, etc., at Braces. I ”°* ' SINCLAIR & STEWART, LIMITED. 'i085-6-1Sat2wksE‘Sat2wks.l

-- J -RUBBER HOSE, watering cans,

-WATERPROOF COATS for men garden tools-right goods, right pri-

ces at Braces .

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ART' MMU-ED_ \ ___ ther at Freetown and also to friends

7053-5-31M2iE1i. -MILLINERY-See our SPECIAL

milllnery values for Saturday. Trimm-

ed hats very low in price. SINCLAIR

ll & STEWART, LIMITED.

'ross-5-s1M2la1l. -wool..-nomo...-., s...........».lse

_._ are paying 67 cents for unwashed wool

...HATS-Children's Ready-to-Wear and 90 cents per lb for washed wool. 22%.* §l’?.§r_“'l °" “$0321-Pill?-Siiil I" "°'“° ‘°

_ -GOOD WORDS FOR Y. M. C. A. -In a letter received from Lieutenant li. Strong, 26th Canadian Battalion, ll~‘rance_ who left here with the 105th. he says that everything in France is ver ex ensive. For instance a lar' e

costs five francs ($1.00.) He states that the Y.M.C.A. is certainly doing .good work in France in every way. ‘ in fact, he states, that the most useful work both physically and .mentally oi any organization of the kind over in France is being carried on by the Y. M. C. A.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Christina Adams. Burling-

ton, hns left for Boston. R

Summerside on Wednesday on busi- ncss. L

-Mr. Chester Tuplin, ot' New An-

innn. spent Wednesday in~ Summer- side. L

-Miss Gladys McNutt of Malpeque

Iwas ll recent visitor in Summerside. -L

-Mrs. (l)r_) 'F. W. Jurdlno, 'Ren-

singtou, was u recent visitor no Sum- lnerside. R

I --Mr, Duncan Livingston of Sum mcrsldc is spending a. few days in ('_harlottctown_

a subsequent case of al similar cllul'ge.| ' - ,

l -Miss Elvn Toomhs, Kensington, spent thc wcck-end in Summcrside,

onthe zlcknowlellgniellt of the char- the guest of Mrs. Neil McLeod, R

-.\lrs. William Pcnllorgast, :md

Mrs. Edward Turner. of Hope Rive-l'.

- \.'erc recent visitors to Kensington. It hmugm then. ,.,,i“f,m.ing divis-|m,._,

_'SCHOOL C0NcERT_'Th@ mmual' before the attack started, vcry closc

I -Messrs. -Stephen Gillis, Clermont irnd Joseph Driscoll, indian River, I were in town Wednesday on busincl-as.

That the punnlo tukv ll deep interest. -H. < \ am of fond and 1,, physical ,.xh,,“.,

I l. ' -Mr. Paul J. Perrv, St. Nivllolas luotorcd to Summcrsidc on Nvednes- duy with a party of friends.-H.

'over from Sackvllle by thc car ferry 'on Wednesday evening.--H.

l -Mr. Wm. ll. Stumpf, of the firm of Messrs. -Bears & Son., Toronto. was in Sllmmersido on Tuesday. in the in~

12 pupils; olalogue-'rl..>_ 'r.-- lf. lcresl of the firm. L

-liiiss Pearle Pidgeon, Kensington,

It-_tt last week for Western Canada. to -'visit her sister, Miss Carmen. who is ;rl-_portcll to bc seriously ill. R 1 -lvllss luamlo nm... or <'_l.orlott~_- town spcnl a fow days ill Sulnmerslllc this wack, tht- guest of Mil-ls Ross of illv Prince County Hospital. L_

I -Mrs. Wright Ilvard oi’ Middleton

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l-_._..l...___ ' " “" W""""““"Y "“’"“"l¥ for Fred'

`”`°_ ' fria~ton_ N.li.. to llttond the funeral of

fiwr i`:|illor, Mr. (`. ll. Thomas. L

I --ltov. G. S. Mlichcll of Summor- -Ido, loft on ”l‘uosday morning for Mrllltroul, lluvlng rocolvzell. word lllui his hrotllor is soriously ill there. I.

! -Mrs. (ilr.l .lolln Jnrdino. Sunl- rllcrnilio, wats :l rocont visitor to Km: slngton und Kolvin. previous to hor llcpzlrtllrc i'or Wcstoru Cnnudu. it

-Mrs. McLeod, oi' French River.

returned home on Wednesday lifter spending n few days in Summcrside visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Williams.

-Miss Gladys MacKenzie. of Rus-V

iico, has accepted a position in the ready-td-wlear dept. of the firm of Messrs. II. T. Holman, Ltd., Sulnmer-

¢VCfY“'l”-¢¢‘¢- ride- L like manner in the coming battle.

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sized can of cherries, aprlcots or pears'

-Mr. J. M. Duffy oi’ Kinkora was in success nt Summerside. L.

- area of ground. The .disadvantage of

, Mr. Emmet McDonald. Kensing- ton. paid a. business visit to Summer aide on Thursday.-H.

` -Mr. Brad Bernard of Sunnner~~ ' '

Esido went to`Charlot.tetown on Thurs- day morning.-L.

-Mr. -R. J. McNeill, merchant at

Tyne Valley was in ‘Sumnlerside on I Thursday.-H.

paid a. brief visit, this wcek to his fa

at Summerside.-I-I.

guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex. _ _Campbell .-L-

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-Mrs. Alfred McLean passed

through Summerslllo on 'Thursday on

ng a few days in Charlottetown.-L.

,land Railway. who is locntcd nl ilor den Point, motored up to Sumlncrsldc _on Thursday evening.-I-I.

-Mr. and Mrs. H. Uuntuill. Mrs.

Chas. Chandler and Mr. George Bun- tain of Charlottetown motol-od to Summerside on Thursday and loft same day for Borden to meet Mr. Clifford Chandler who arrived by Car Ferry‘that evening from Acadia College.-L.

-Mrs. Phillip Jean and Mrs. Nora

Cane of the Maple -Loaf Rebecca Lodge No. 13 of Summerslde motor- cd to Kensington on Wednesdav to range with the Kensington`Rebccca Lodge nbout presenting tho play cn- titled the “Elopement of Ellen" at Kensington. ~whicl1 was slltrll u grand

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What Happened When Germans Brokelhrough

(Continued from page seven)

this form of attack is that the ground is so destroyed by artillery that an in- fantry advance, and particularly thc pushing up of"rl5iiiforcelr\ents, of mu- nitions and of supplies, becomes ex- traordinarily diilicult. `

The Germans appear to have over- 'onle this difficulty, partly by not do- stroying the surface oi' the ground so completely or to tho same depth, and partly by sending their infantry into lluttlc loaded up to their utmost curry- ing capacity with food and ammuni- ‘ion. Fllrtllor. they appear to havi-

lm behind thosc in lilo front line, und '-vhcn thc latter could go no fllrthcr. ~ithcr owing to ihcir losses or to

V _ _ - __ ion, to havo pass:-li thcir reinforcing ilvisiolls through illlvm. The mon in those, too, being lmllleri up with food 'ind ammunition. ily this means the 'rolls on their transport were greatl_v

roads hccomo a uollgcf-ltion ol’ lncn und not of vchiclcs.

Nature's Aid With Fog V

Wo have sonlvtilnl-s, and with at con-

‘flidcrnblc dogrco of success, creatcd an artificial fog on the buy oi' battle by means of smoke and gas discharge'-I after the artillery had done its -chi ll' work. but nothing that man can do in l this respect carl rcplace nature at hor host. The enemy on March 21. np- pczlrs -to have brought up :tt ihf' lam vvomeni large rl-illlorcelnollt.~a of mc- 'linln and llcnvy ilrilllory. rind : _llyinr upon wolghi. ol' rllclzli :md l~1iollsii_\ ruthcr than upon accuracy, lo hnvl- dclugoli ollr front system with rl ruin 'll' lligll cxploulvc sllolls. 'l`hcll ullllvl' f-ovcr of fog, which lllallkoioll our llllufllillo grills- und zlrtlllery, upon lill- "‘ro ot' which our dr\_i'onsivo sysil-nl in 'front measuro depended. he broko ill

glass through tho gaps in our illin _ nc,

Tho l-nolny lil-_.-_~|~v¢:s nil l-rodit lol'

'ills uso to which Ile put lilo hr-_lp of Nature, but during the coming nlonthll -I ony l‘ui<~_ it is highly inlprnbclhlo ho will rlrrlln obiuin Iwr hnlp ill tho snnlo lnarlllclz \ f'olni»illution of ltbnorm- lilly fll‘y win: -lx _which mode thc- ground suitable lor iu'~~1t_ry attack nt un unln-lually col-ly period fl" the ycar, und l'cnliorcrl pnsszlhle thu nl:n'sll_\l \'3ll"_\‘s of Oiso null Somme. which would have formed very serious mili- inry obstacles, with days of continu- ous and dense fog. gave the enemy ul. opportunity of which he made thc iullest use, but which will not, in all probability, be presented to him in

-Mr. James Allen of thc P. IC. is-I Q

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-Rev. D. P. Croksn, Georgetown, _

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If past achievements forecast

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The Clothing Men

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sovo cAal.E sP.EAl<s

Tho other day I asked some ques-

ilons of a nllmbcr of (‘.nnadianu- mon wllo have hccn lighting ill Franco. fc-r two or nloro yclll‘s-zlllll from ull they toll me I iind, to my surprise. that I have rt vital interest in the Canadian gcncral election, that I-very lncnlbor of thc British Empire has, that Australians pnrtlculnrly and emphatically _of all, that every man in khaki has. ' Another thing: Australia just now

is in the throes ot' n struggle on this question of conscription. A vote is benig taken on December 22. '|‘hc fight is being bitterly waged, and as likely to be li close thing either .vny. Who can lE‘ollht but thllt tho docision of Canaria-if, by some great misfortune. it goes the wrong way- will ho workcd to ih‘* ""‘Ii nu an al‘;:u- uoni ill Allsirltlla. And it wonll oven 'lop thcro. I do know lznlilctlllllg oi' \llst_rulilln and Now Zi-:liunll politics, ‘wing l-jlilll ill iou<'ll'nnd corrospond- lllcc wiill lt good runny illcrc. :lull "coding thc down-undvr |.:\pl-_ls :ls I can rel iholn. In Now Zczllnnd ihero ‘las existed for long ll lin-clrllsu-_l'lpl_loli burly. New Zcninlld, to hcr ovorlasli.- ing crelI'.i_, long llgo lalid down tho rulo: “To the I'-lst lnou und tho lost drilling," und played up to hor word by bringing ill conslcription. 'I`llo lulll'onscrlptionisis woro hcntcu but noi sllonuod, Evor sinco, though they all-o in li minnrii_y', they hnvc worked untiringly agnins-t conscl'iptlon_ I And tho Canadian pnciiists, the

'lellhoraie pro-German , or their

“lshly unsuspecting supporters, ' ~ imagine they lend where they,

art- being blindly led. have halted, their trap with ilendlsh ingenuity. The great 'bait they rely upon is this -that they, the ant|-conscription- isis. have pledged themselves' if re- turned to power, to bring home every Canadian soldier ill the field who

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thc man wllo has spent wcnry.lllont_l\s in the trcncllcs, who has been through the horrors oi 1‘:lst~_hcllllnclo. whose nerves und stout hcztrt have been wrenched on lilo ruck of, "mild, blood, and nllsery,” will say' to -hilnscli`: “Why should I not col back home? l`vc done my whack., Lct somebody clue come nlong and take rl turll." und. so nrgurlng, vo-tc' against collsl-ription. | lt is nothing to the rulti-l_:onscr‘lp-

tionists that it may not he possible to keep their pledge, and there are Canadians who are very' positive that no pledge can overstep' their' slgned,enllstment papers. in which a man swore to carry on “fcr- the duration of war." Some of the paci- iists and pro-Germans anti's, I have no doubt. don`t cnro n rap about the fulfilling of the pledge. They' will he satieiiofi to sol-ul‘e tho votc of the lighting iizlnltdilllll-1. against conscrlp- lion, to work it. to thc limit, to carry no couscrlptiolf In (Tarlnlia. and then lonvo tho mcn wllo swung tho vote tol ihcll' dwindling lilltlullolls-tlioll' do- :-_Iino null swift lilsnppcarnllce-- which must roslllt fronl lilo drying up of tho rolnforrolllcllt stream.

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DEFECTS IN FLIERS

That li. startling pl\rroniag'l of men

now lining lu~_copt'~lI for air aorvico have hidden pl\_\'sicul wonkllosscs ihai lnny prove lhoir undoing is lndlcntcd by now scientific' tosia that llnvc boon made on lt lnrgo uunlbcr of nowly on- listoli airmen. nays John Anson Ford, in tho May "Popular Mechanics Muga- zine." These testo. which reveal so lnucll of vital import for our armies, have been made by it Chicago special- ist, Captain Charles Moore Robert- son. of the Medical Reserve Corps, who has fitted up for the purpose a cabinet in which each filer-to-be was placed ami subjected to atmospheric conditions identical, so far as pres- sure is concerned, with those obtain

ing ill flying. tho air being rarcfied by means of a. powerful pump.

Each man was examined both before

nnd after being confined in the cab- inet, each examination consisting in talking iho blood pressure, ascertain- ing the muscle tone by measuring thc duration of one nerve impulse with a dynnlnomctcr und stop watch, and in revolving thc subject in a pivoted chair.

Tile records show that the first ox-

nminations gave no indication of the condition that would exist after the "flight," over 25 per cent. of the men proving unfit, according to these tests. For this reason, it is strongly contend- ed that a. most serious mistake is be- ing made in accepting men for air service merely on the basis of a phys- ical exl-mlination made without taking into account the effect of sudden changes of air proasurc.

Earthen Jars for La tl ns

Here is just the thing needed to

beautify your' lawn. _

A big-. strong, rugged earthen-ware

jar is the proper thing for holding thu larger and better grades of garden plants and flowers.

Shown hero in a variety of sizes.

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