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Ro"yal Gold-Original Quality Robin Hood-'Original Qualify

Royal Household-Original Qnality

Beaver-War _Quality

Royal Gold- War Quality Robin Hood War Quality » Maple Leaf-War Quality

Victory-_-War Quality Rolled Oats-In bags and barrels _

Feed : __

Bran-Middllngs Sugar Beet Meal _ Cotton Seed Meal . Old Process Oil Cake _ = Feed Wheat (best quality) Cornmeal and Cracked Corn _

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and. .There will be no services in St. John's Church on next Sunday the 9th

Piiowse snos. have shout sevss

hundred and fifty of those silk and

dollar. _ 8088

\_Dl8CDU_NT. - Any person paying their electric light bill on.or before J 0th. ill ei th dis

une 1, w rec ve e count and save money. . ‘ 8089

DE8_ERTE;R GAPTURED.»- Lance

Corporal Adams, of -St. John, was in the city yesterday looking for a mili- tary deserter, whom he succeeded in

rounding up. They leave for the Main- land today.

TRYON C|RCU|T»-On Sunday June stil new neo. Morris win prsscii st Appin -Road at 11 a. m. in De_Sable at 7.30 p. m. Mr. Carey will preach as follows. Tryon at 11 a, m. Victoria 3 p._m. Crapaud 7.30 p. m.

` `SERGT. J. M`cGRATl-l 'WQUND ED OYSTER SHELLS. Selling af H. J. McGrath, Fredericton, N.\_ ll. serving in France with the artillery has been wounded, about a week ago. in the chest, face and left leg. Sergt McGrath, a few years ago -was on tha engineering staff of the P. E. lslaii

Railway. His many frleigds in Chai lottetown will be sorry to' earn of hi

being so severely wounded.

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GASSED.--Gunner Harper. son o'

Mrs. Annie llarper, 207 Fitzroy St. reported gassed in Wcilnesday’s pa per, is now in the general hospital ii Etaples. Gunner Harper enlisted ii thc No. 8"Slege Battery and left th Isla d in S b 191 si

n eptem er. 6, cros ii

to France in March 1917 and has see: active service with the exception of : two weeks furlough which he spent ii ` Edinburgli. His -friends are lookin! forward to more favorable ttcws ii; the near future. _

WELSH-WARNOCK WEDDING.

--At St. Mary`s Cathedral yesterday morning the marriage of Mary Gcr truile Warnock, daughter of the lat. Jonh Warnock, and Oswarri Welsh son of 'Michael' Welsh, of Charlotte town, P. E. l.. was quietly solemn ed, the brother ofthe bride, Rev. .I 'l‘. Warnock. ,performing the ccrc mony. The bride was modishly attir cd a suit of grey “French serge witl collar and cuffs of white French sergt embroidered in gold and blue. Witl this was worn a picture hat of blaci with touches of grey. The groom, wht has bcen"witli the Bank of Nova Seo tia for the ‘past twelve years is ver, well known in Calgary, and is at pre

senz the manager of the west em bra ch of the bank. Mr. 'and Mrs Welsh are guests at the Pallisci

says the Calgary Herald.

CRAPAUD PERSONALS.-Pte

Smith B Sherren, is spending a. levi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs David Sherren, -Crapaud. -Messrs N. Martin, representing Amos Hold en Co., St. John, was in Crapau( Wednesday.-Messers. E. ‘Saunders P. Newsom, and V. Blake, Charlotte town motored,to Crapaud uesday.- Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Bowness, Char lottetown. are visiting their daughter Mrs. ‘Oscar Myers, Hampton.-Mes srs Nugent and Ramsay, reprosentini Robertson. Foster and 'Smith and Mc Cormack’s Ltd., were in Crapauf Wednesday in the interest ot their re spectlve firms.-Mr. 131 Bremner of -Carter & Co. Ltd., and. Mr. J. Gaudet, of the Rock City obacca Co. Quebec, were doing business in Crap and Wednesday for their respective flrms.-Messrs Harry Webster Aug ustive Cove and Oscar Myers; Hump ton, have purchased new McLaughlin cars.-Mr. and Mrs. B. D. ‘Howatt Miss Amy Howatt. Mr. and Mrs. ll. V. Norton and children, were guests at the Foresler House, Crapaud, on Wednesday.-Miss Helen Hood, Char lottetown. who recently arrived homc i`i'om \Boston, is sponding a few days

in Crapaud.-_L.

Save Money Y Buy Matches

from Boer _and Goff.

We have a large stock of mat-

. ohos which we are selling at the old price.

8 GENTS PER PACKAGE

After July lst. a five cent war

tax stamp goes on each puck- _ ago. You will then have to

pay 11 cents per pkg.

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Arewhat You seek t0 mike the grave of your depafffd with. we supply no Othefs- . Our Monuments are the best tobe had. Estimates given.

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POLICE' COURT.-A case against

Court yesterday was dimissed, as it was his first appearance. '

MacLeod, the poplar butcher of Vic- toria. has purchased a new Ford ar, to be used in attending to the wants of his numerous customers.

CALL AND SEE the big display

of “’I‘udhope;" "Canada" and "Mc- Laughlin" Carriages in all the latest styles. "Trees" and "Haney" Har- ness. "Daisy" Churm, washing ms- ehines, Wringers, Cart Wheels and Axles, Truck Wagons in' both wood and sarven wheels, all of which are selling at lowest prices, for cash or on terms to suit customers.-A. HORNE & CO. 8049-6-5M4i.

BBiDE’8 BHOWER.- A number

of _the friends of Miss Ella Cameron, Crapaud tendered her a variety show- er at her home a few days prior to

cription accompained by appropriate verses were showered on the prospec- tive bride, and a very pleasant even- ing was spent, endlng with best wish es -from all for her future happiness. -T. '

ANOTHER ~ CHARLOTTETOWN

BOY GASSED.-Mrs. Annie Johnson. 224 Euston Street, yesterday received L telegram stating that .her son, Cor- poral Hilbert Johnson.. of the 5th diego Battery, is reported :idziiltteil ‘.0 the 42nd Stationary Ilospilal. ('oni;- irs, France, suffering from slifll pas, Corporal Johnson left hero with the' )ther members of the Siege llsttery ‘ii September. 1917. lie has been on luty continuously since. He wus ’crn1erly in the employ of Mr. Samuel Craig, tailor, of this city and his many `riends will hope to soon hear news of iiis recovery.

WEDDING BELLS.-Tiie marriage

of Miss Margaret Connolly, of this city, to Mr. Angus Chapman took place' May 30th. in St. Dunstan's Cathedral, Rev. Maurice McDon- iald performed 'the ceremony. The iride was tastefully attlred in a blue .ailorcd suit, wearing- a -hat to corros- iond. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary llurphy, who woro a black silk suit vi-th picture hat. Mr. Frank Power' icted as gpoomsman, Mrs, Chapman’s ,iiuny friends in this city, where she is well known wish her a long and happy wedded life. The bridegroom and his best man leave shortly for overseas.

CAVENDIBH RED CROSS.-This

society has been _meeting regularly luring thepast winter and doing splendid work Since last October, one hundered and eighty-live pairs of socks, twenty-six suits of ipyjamas ind seven helpless shirts have been forwarded for shipment. The-Society ‘ias on hand 145 yards flannelette al- so a quantity of yarn. At intervals cards and letters have been received from the two prisoners of war adopt- ad by this society. The following is

he statement of amounts raised:-LY balance from last year $15.60c., co- Iectlons at meetings, $45.60, member- ships .foes $5.75,, collection $47.55. nroceeds lecture $19.70, special col- lection $36.50, prisoners fund $75.60. Total $246.36. Lots MacCoubery is tho Sect.-Treasurer.

WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty

wedding took place in .the Methodist Church, Crapaud' at 5 o'c1ock on Wed- nesday afternoon. when Miss Ella Maud, daughter of Mrs. R. H. Cem- eron, was united in marriage to J. liibbert Howatt of Charlottetown, voungest son of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Howatt of Br-udenell. Rev. George Morris. pastor of the church perform- ed tho ceremony, the church being beautifully decorated for' the occasion with ferns and apple blossoms. The bride who was given away by her cou- =i'in, Mr. Artemas Cameron, entered ‘ho church to -the strains of Lohcn- rrrlns wedding march well rendered by Miss Lottie Newsom. Winsome was the bride, attlred in a gown of white crepe du chene with -satin and bead' trim-ming and wearing the convention' nl veil and orange blossoms. Her. boquet was of wlil-to carnations and nsparagus fcrp. She was attended by' Miss' Muriel MacLean, who wore pink rind carried it boquet of pink carnat- ions. Mr. Arthur D. Inman support- cd the groom. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brlde’s mother. The happy 6011910 leaving immediately' afterwards by au- to for their future home in`Charlotte- town. Many beautiful and costly gifts attest to the esteem in which the con- tracting partics are held.-I.

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on 'us for _pure drugs, prompt service, and rig t prices. The extent and uaiitly__' of our trade 'and the o vious confidence re- poeed in us by the public is pretty convincing evidence _tl.at we conduct our drug business in 2- satisfactory manner. ___ We're ln»Bii|in¢n For Your

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You’ll Save 25 per cent Buying Whitewear NOW

RE`A'l` JUNE DISPLAY OF DAlNl`Y NEW WHITE WEAR NOW OFFERS

G you the opportunity of refilling your wardrobe at a saving. The orders for

. ihese lovely garments were placed with_ the makers many months ago-

everv discounts that spot cash could secure-is here -for you. And the same

makers now tell us that they would only duplicate the garments at advances of 25

per cent to 50 per cent _ _

--IF YOU WILL NEED WHITEWEAR WI'l`tiIN.A YEAR. _ --BUY iT NOW-AND LAY IT AWAY. 1 ‘T WILL PAY YOU. .

’ Smart Shirts _

Dainty Gowns

` Ladies Gowns made of strong white cotton, kimona sleeves. finished round

neck with torchon lace, slip-over style. Sizes 58--60. Price_..... c

Here. is another gown of fine cotton,

has adeep yoke in front composed of embroidery and lace insertion, finished with a lace edging to match and drawn with a colored silk ribbon. Sizes 85g 58-60. Price................._ . __

Gown of fine Cotton slip-over kimona

stvle embroidered round neck and sleeve with a neat sca lop has a very pretty front worked in eyelit and 1 solid embroidery sizes 58-60 ._ 0

Another Gown with ja “V” shaped

yoke of Swiss embr-idery, drawn with ri_bb9n_.____A__§h_9_tt_ Set-in Sleeve Of em- broidery to match yoke. These gar-

ments are all strongly made and I neatly finished°s\z es 58 - 60 'price _ 0

Another Gow~- of fine nainsook; has

a deep yoke of Swiss embroidery, very pretty design forming an empire effect, this gown is sleevele s giving a new pretty and cool effect to the gar- 2 ment. Sizes 58-60. Price °

Other prices and styles 2.35, 2.50, 2.75,

2.95, 3.00.

Button front, l ng sleeve gowns L25,

1.45, 1.50, 160, 1.75, 1.95 and 2 Z5. All sizes.

Corset Covers _

.,--Corset Cover made of strong white C0tt0l1. edged round neck and sleeves with t0rCh0rl

lace and insertion. Sizes 34 to 42. Price ..................................... ._ C

Another line of corset covers made of strong

white cotton, has a four inch yoke back and front of torphon lace-, finished at the waist

with a peplum. 'Sizes 36, 38, 40. Price' ......................... C

Still another corset cover of much finer

cotton, very strongly made and neatly finish- ed, the voke in front is composed of a muslin emwroidery and lac: of_a very pretty design

and drawn with satin ribbon. Price _. .. .............. .... ._ C

Here is something difierent of fine Iiiain-

sook, the yoke in front has four embroidered medallions Joined with three rows of lace in- sertion, edged round neck and arms with lace to match and drawn with a silk ribbon. 34 to 42. Price $1.15. Other-prices $ 1.25 $1.35 $150.

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Underskirt made of strong white

cotton. has a tucked flounce edged with embroidery, sizes 34,36, '58 and Price......... _

Another skirt of fine cotton, has 8

deep flounce, finished with linen inser- tion edged with embroidery, Leng

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36, 38, 40. Pri0e......... . _ "`§£ili°`§.}l§£i{.}";i2}}{}$¥"s`.§;£' masfsi.

has a nine inch muslin embrnide-ed flounce of a solid work design,¢Lvngth

36, 38, 40. .P ` ._ . . . . .

Here is another skirt of fine m ldap pl-

lan, has a deep muslin eyelet embroider- edflounce, edged with a scall -pf solid work design, has a dust frill with

Flesh _colored wash silk under-skirt,

has two flounces of fine$6 shadow-lace. Price................ °

Whitedwash ksilik Ender-skirt, has _a

very wi e tuc e ounce. _ Price. ....... ..

Brasiers. Ladies white Brasiers,

embroioery trimmed. fastened in front and back sizes 34 to 44. Price 55, 60, 75, 90, $1.00, $1.25, 1.50 _

_ Drawers _

Ladies white cotton drawers' of strong

white cotton, has a three inch frill 9 edged with lace, sizes 23, 25, 27. Price...3 C

Here is_anolher garment of fine cotton

finished with a iiounce of embroidery, very

strongly and ns tly made, both styles sizes 25, 27. Pri.-e ______________________ ,. C

white cotton, has fine pin tucks and finish with an eyelet ¢mbroidered_flounce. Bo

styles. Sizes 23, 25, 27. Price........ c

Another line of drawers made of strog

ed with a three inch swiss embroidered frill of scalloped w_.rk_ design, making a ve dainty garment. S'zes 23, 2o, 2|. I Price .. . .. s

Still another range of.iine nainsookfinish-

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other misss si!-15.1.50, Las mi 2.25

Envelope Chemise in Fine Assortment _

Envelope chemise of fine cotton. has a

deep voke of all-over embroidered edged with lace and drawn with coloaed wash ribbon makings very pretty empire effect.

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strong white cotton, finished l‘0lm¢l‘ D gith a small embroidergdedscalloiw it as a t ray wor in Solid dgstiaoy SRU Sizes. Price

Other prices $1.75, 1.95, 2.25. 2.75

Another line of envelope cbemise made 61

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I Ladies Vests, short 'and ‘ no sleeves.

Prices 12, 15, 18, 20. 25 up to 1.00.

_ Silk Vests, short and no sleeves. Prices

$2.25, 2.50, 3.50.

Ladies -knee-length drawers( both styles

i' 36,38,40,xos.' Prices 45, 55, ‘60, 75,

80 and 95.

Ladies Knitted Combin aliens, short and

` Do sleeves. Sizes 36,38 40 and xos. Prices

so, ss,75,_si. 93 to iso. .

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- _Ladies and Childrens Summer Underwear in Many Styles .

Chldrcns drawers cotton and knitted.

Price 38 40 50. according to

Cnrildrens white cotton u rslrirts. Sizes2to 4. ' Price 58 6to12;years 68c Length 30 32 34 Price 8Sc

Cnildrens white cotton gowns, short

sleeves, slip over style. lace trimmed. Siz_es2 to 10. Price 60c, 12 to1_6 Price 75c ' _ ‘ ' ' ' ""

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