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i - '-*!‘li'e Ieianilisp leading 'Store Here -is a Lovely New Novelty Voile at 38c

For smart dainty waists and dresses. The simple striped

pattern is strictly pretty and g;ves_~a most pleasing effect in the finished garments 36 inc wide at 405: yard. I_n solid -shades of white sky blue and pink-_-36 inches wide. A . beautiful fabric firm y woven. It is priced very low for the quality 38c and 40c.

Mercerized Voile 40c . '

is a splendid iirm texture-36 inches wide. This will be an exceedingly popular material for pretty summer dresses and wnists. It comes in pink and sky blue. Price 40c.

Fancy Muslins at 15c

of lovely weave and finish _in charming floral effects small dainty rose design in pinig, blue, mauve and maize o white ground. Will _make up in the pretty cool summe dresses- 36 inches wide at 40c.

27 inch Muslin at 15c, 18cl

24c and 25c Each '

We predict great popularity in these pretty voiles an

muslins. You can have gvely summer waists and frock from any of these charming fabrics.

White Vesting 18c

With the designs _in self color. The material is a firml woven, strong quality that _will stand much hard wear and will launder perfectly._ High grade material for womens waists and for men’s shirts, and is a splendid value. 27 inch at 18c and 25c per yard.

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noi.nAN’s SATURDAY SPECIALS

White Wove Ruled Stationery _1_c ln Packages, for Saturday only 2

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Asionisiilng value White Wove Ruled Stationery with

envelopes to matel1.’l‘weive sheets of paper and twelve en- velopes in each package. For Snutrday only per package

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F K'§§’,;' lce Creamfreezer 99“ Well Worth $1.60 for Saturday only

A marvellous value in Front King Ice Cream Freezers,

unbreakable stamped steel frame. pail is electrically ‘ weldcd- freezes quickly- one quart size; small, but plenty large for small family. Weil worth $1.60, for Sat- urdny only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...99c

HOLMAN’S, Summerside

Largo luscious. Pineapple- of l!00i\ flflvvf and Bile;

get some for a Sunday treat at our special Saturday price,

of Cond Size '

each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...12c I

HOl.MAN’S, Sumnierside __-J

Pine Apples and Flavor

f»‘-,’I§,‘,‘ Water Set §§f-§§"'»~ 39c

This Seven-piece Gian Water Bet is immense value; \

every piece is full size, nicely shaped- six water glasse and a large jug for Saturday only . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...39o

HOLMAN’S, Summe rslde -_-ll

Regular O A _ ,S F°‘;i

40, fall g 68 “,‘,‘;,;,“v C

I llcguiar 40c Oranges, of nice size- sweet and juicy I

-for Saturday only, per dozen . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .30e l

L-- l-l0l.MAN’S, Summerside'-1-I “mei in Sass 3|y|;,|, 0 Ore .0U$€ST°§§y ~ .C

I 4 Dozen Women'| Colored Blouse; on sale Saturday I

at the below price. The material is white ground with as-

sorted stripes, convertible collar, % sleeves finished with cuffs; strictly up-to~dato in style; sizes 34 to 44. Special

for today, each . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .. .We *L-I -I-l0LMAN’S, -Summerside

Meir: 'Working Gloves ‘Men’s Knitted -,_ " 'Two Pairs for ‘T'°‘“`

10 Dozen M|n'|- Cotton Working 10 Dunn MM" Knmm

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‘Tu-rkisdliidfl`owels

Four-Iir

each the

-in noses wiiiw 'ruriiuii 'roweis was-iiemmoa sour ` 1

size 17x36 inches. Special for Saturday each- ....l0oi -

A special Saturday value in Ginn Fi-iiltlowls. The

,Bowie are made, in fancy designs, 'good quality glue. mr ~- '8ntardey‘oniy,each .. .. ........1ie ’»

Beal lboiig.l»i|lr ood white bristles. 'Ro- Wc, for tiiriiey

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.hoops

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--w. K. Mooouom, oiom rox lx-

slhtngo, is Guardian agent in Summer

-TH! MORNINGDAILY Guardian

can be obtained at liaffdrtfn 'l‘onloi_~ ini Parlour-I, Bummmlde.

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-OIL CAKE! --Prompt buyeratrtaw

save money by ,order now in Braces. 98521g§20mS&WES3l

-GMASOLINE, GABOLINEI Braces

just received a carioed best motor quality in steel barrels. Order liuiokly.

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1 -INSPECTOR GALLANT spent the

iweek end in Tigniah. This week he _will inspect the schools in Palmer

Road and vicinity.--Y.

-SCREEN DOORS AND WIN-

DOW8, Hammocks, ice - ieam Freez- ers. Lawn Chairs and m iny other sutu- mer gpecialtles at right prices at heml- quarters-Brace's. 6-3 msw]Es 2wks..

--PORTLAND CEMENT. - Braces

make a specialty of this commodity be- ing the largest dealers in the Prov- inces. Fresh oarioad shipments high- est quality received every week direct from the mills. Bend your orders to headqiiarters- Braces.

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-SOLDIERS HONORED.-On Sun-

day afternoon 28th lust a demonstra- tion was held at Egmont Bay hall..in honour of the young men of the par- ish Who have enlisted. Needless to say the scene was s touching one as the young recruit.; in presence of their parents and relatives, went thro- ugh a series of military _ drill being ably lead by Mr. Joachim Gallant. The group paraded up and down on the main highway before the hall, round the parochial house and church. (Phe soldiers presented a fine appear- ance and great alertness in the ex- ecution of the commands given them. An address was then read to them by Mr. Charles M. Arsenault to which Mr. Joachim Gallant answered in suitable terms in behalf of the soldi- ers. Sevorsl speakers then addressed the throng who had eargerly followed the soldiers in their arious manouv- ers. Rev. Father Boudreault was the first speaker, and in a brief impres- sive discourse complimented the noble young men on their noble stand. He admonished them to look to the wel- fare oi' tlielr soul principally, to prac- tice virtue and to be faithful in their religious functions. Mr. John J. Mc- Nally also paid a loud eulogy to the recruits. He often had occasion to meet them nt Suminerside, and he could only say that their conduct was a credit to their parents and to their parish. Mr. John 0. Arsenault brief- ly reviewed the history of the war, its activities. and the debt of gratitude owed to those young men who were so courageous to don the khaki, He also spoke on the suggestion of form- ing a French Acadian regiment ment- ioning inc isstii nr Moncton wnion was purely French Acadian. Mr, Ste- phen M. Arsenault spoke at some length on the gravity of the situation and eulogizing the young men of the parish who had enlisted. He hoped they would oarry with them souvenirs of this demonstration in their honour. Mr. John F. Arsenauit on being call- ed said he was not prepared to speak; he however iittinf-fly passed a few re- marks oii the occasion and was listen- ed to with great attention. Mr. Char- slo M. Arsenault in compliance with the wishes of the people also said a. few words. lie spoke principally on U10 Possibilities of forming an Acad- illll Regiment. He had received sev- eral communications on the subject and he explained at some length t he nature of these communications. Af- ter me Singing of “Dieu Sauve le Rai” the parade proceeded to the

’~"-“/"- nnil-i the three cheers and A

tiger from the lockers on. Great Praise is due to the committee com- posed of several members of Assump- tion Society and their able President Mr. Joseph G. Arsenault for the suc- cess of the demonstration.-M.

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Liver Sluggish?

You are warned by a sallow skim dull eyes, biliousness, and that grouch¥ feeling. Act promptly. Stimulate YOU' liver -- remove the clogging waste! -make sure your digestive organs are working right and-when needed-take

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Crockeryware You"il Get 'it '

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,Everythiggén pot- . taryandcl' ryware oak bg fougid here. d . ii , w eu oa o 1 : evwfitieleo. f i ‘rynii`l1l'5rre`tcire°f's#fr`i‘l\na

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miin1% UIQ!!-ll“” seats.

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'-'F05 QUICK SALE.-A desirable biiildino lot aliuctsdsin the boot ren idsntnl section of Summerside, corner 90 by 88 feet. Cheap if sold quickly.

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--lUl_I.`.DlR8' HARDWARE. -roof*

ing and paint are some of the apecinb ties on which Brunel can love early DUYQFI m9D,t\y, 'nl they are offering nt old prices for prompt deliveries.

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-LAWN M_UWER8.-Braces are

offering the highest grade lawn mow ers (James Smart Mfg. Co's.) at least as low prices as the ordinary catalogue quality. Bnrart’s are the strong. dur- able. self-sharpening, easy running kind. Buy at Bi\\ce's 6-.lmsw eg Zwks.

IESIEBIIESOIIILS

*Miss Kilbride of Summerside has

accepted a position as book-keeper" with th iii ta R. T. Hoi

e o ce s ._ of man,`

Limited, Summerside. i

-Mr. Fred. White, Alborton, has accepted ii position in the Grocery department of R. T. Holman, Limited. _-r--_-7~é----'

S’SIDE SHIPPING .

--Schr. "Ellen Mary." Captain Olsen.;

R. T. Holman, Limited. '

-Schr._“John Halifax.” Captain Pol-

ly, finished discharging coal for R. T. Holman, Limited, and sailed Thursday. for Picton to procure another cargo.

-Behr. “G. C. Kelly," Captain Burke,

sailed Thursday for Point du Chene to load oats for Bay of islands, New- foundland.

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The following report on drainage

sion, in connection with thc general subject of Agriculture: ~

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has arrived from Pictou with-coal for';

was submitted at the recent meeting of ' the P. E. island Development Commis- ,

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We have a complete line

of Sport Coats, they are

i made up in this season's new and best styles. A variety .

` . to make your selection easy. l.oose flaring models. Belt- f

l ed and halt belted in all the new lengths. Materials in-

‘ clude white Corduroy, 'Cream Chinchilla and Blanket

i Cloth. Prices from $5.00 to $15.00. i

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Skirts, featuring the

. uro Repp and fancy Cor ' $1.yl0 up. p

Price 75c to $2.25.

Ladies’ Smart. _ ’ Outing ‘Skirts

See our big display of Summer.

. Pockets and Be ts,Peaxl'l and Novelty

l ' Buttons, Materials include_ Cord-

d. Price/ 98c

. 'Womens' Night

, Gowns-

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'I CotiS`ili“;¥id?€i'ege, lgigolsipgdlgrlgyle wilt;

|' short sleeves and a' front yoke of_em-

. broidery in pretty- effective designs.

west ideas in

Clever Middies

1-For The Sport Girl

0ur~Midg1y garments stand out as altogether different from the ordinary ' run. Fancy stripes in Navfy, Pink and ' Biue,'White and Colored Cu to match Collar. Price 79c to 1.50. '

F.-nioy

A special line have just arrived with

yokes of lace and embroidery. The yokes have trimming of narrow Ribbon which .forms the draw. Size 34 to 544. 'i . Price 25c up. " ‘ '

i Corset

Covers

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. have caps to match, ali sizes.

Price 98c, 1.25 and 1.50.

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Dainty House Dresses

Never have we shown a more completeline of fancy striped Gingham Dresses, some -

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It is a well established fact that for ,~

the production of crops successfully, un less soil conditions are suitable much- of the labor and seed used will be a

agaihst tilth and fertility upon low lying or heavy clay soils, than exces- sive moisture. This excess can be re- moved in two ways:

but many do and when once drainag

mong the best in a country. They are more easily kept fertile and are iniiu- enced less by droughts. P. E. I. soils in. parts do not require any under drain- age whatever, but there is a large. percentage that would he henefltedi very much. Tile western districts aro fiat, and generally the subsoil is either hardpan or a heavy_ clii.y-such dis- tricts cannot be satisfastorily drained by open ditches, but require surface and underdrainage. In Queen'g and King‘s Counties there are very few districts but have apringy places, swamps and some heavier soils that require underdrains. .

Some have estimated that 200.000

acres require such drainage, but oh- servution would lead me to believe that this ig a very conservative estimate; We have no system. for the compilation of statistics upon which reliance can be placed, consequently, an estimate is the best that can be had. However whatever the acreage may be, the in- stallationt of under-drainage systems will always be a feature of agricul- tural activity upon the Island now that it has been introduced.

No P. E. Island date. regarding the

financial' advantages accruing to such expenditure or investment can be giv- en yet, but we do know that upon sim- ilar soils where the yearly precipi- tation is less than three-quarters of what it in here, the returns are so sat- isfactory that tho people are unable to secure sufllcient labor in order to install the proposed drainage sys- tems as quickly as they desire. Local conditions will influence somewhat the details of the installation and also the returns from the increased crop, but when a standard crop such as oats is considered In other districts, there can be only one conclusion re- garding the ndvisablllty of such an undertaking. The systems are being paid for by the Increased yields in three to five years and if well put in will last at least forty years.

Previously the cost of underdrnlnage

wan excessive owing to the necessity of importing the tile from Nova Scotia., the freight charges were much larger than the initial cost ‘of the tile. By the building of a tile plant near Richmond. tile will be supplied to farmers at a ‘ rate whereby they will be able to drain at the ordinary cost ,of $20 to $30 per acre where Systems are to be installed.

lf iuor'eiBse in crops l.¢;~t*l:1e .rextyent of $5 to 1 ,per ucrejiap n can the entire crops"ctlu"be"'liald"“by sus; an investment it is doubtful if any so tivity_ offers ,better inducements.

Island clay harbeon teited by e -

ports and ti o made from them whic are equal to the production of any plant in Canada- consequently there -in-no iiountrossrdinni edunuuity. ‘

lint fall during the ` on? or 0oto--

bei- four-_ atireqgyrqre. ,ev _rained on

tlietarmorc _Poi ru s dem-~ onntrellon. lil tldlwarhihrlivolv.

_rain¢'fell, but noiyrnterqood uno dreamed-ares; lmt,%jonn fields about was ,top e leon the

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I Of The Season A

I Hats in Black and White. Call in early in the week and leave your order.

ions. Pronsniy nnininv niiiitntoo more You will enjoy in seeing our Outing Hats of Colored Stripes, also our New Dress -I r

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nur Highest

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(2) Underdrainage. ` Y _ = ‘ '~ ' _ ‘ Many soils are naturally well drain-' f . » V _ » _ `

ed and require no artifical assistance. Wool ' .Q o _ Q cllll .

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.but little apparent difference was no- ticed. Wednesday Hay `17th rain "commenced falling at 6.00

`a. m."a`iid"£t"8.00'p. m. the same day

ing' ` 'were running. on soturda _ 'M|i’y%;;l`l‘i°tnlr"as1a was :owed no and Mr. Poirier report; that the - l

-'iii better gtate o`l tilth than were the nsilhbtlrinldoldl. On that day iio -other held' in the vicinity was miti- vatod, ow\n`|'to the eifects of the rain on Wo'dire¢da¥» Ill! 170|-

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mount. jrnip rprinil, om very

cultivated- iiiunb more easily and was

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systems areinatalled such soils are a~ l Here _ , _ _ - Pnce .

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. , Every man of the gallant 105th Reg. should leave some sor j

ofa souvenir with his friends and relatives before going to the _, front. What could be nicer than one of our

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Large outlets for tile, involving num-

bers of farmers will have to be non. otruotodinroome-parts and in other sectione ditohen for carrying surface water onlyjfould greatly enhance the

ga1¥o,of'lach lsndl. but cooperation ou" tie' dart of the landowners in noe.

elsary, bevge _any _work can be under- taken. Pro llienl for such is mano under the Prince Edward Island Drain. ngo,Aot..OY|ng to the arms of tim led extend ng. far Inland, to the large niliinbirof nreeltl, the many nginm waterways. and the extremely short

y I “Roll of Honor Banners” p

. .These are absolutely the latest thing-just out; They may be ;

framed or hung on the wall without framing. Made of line quality 'i felt andbeautifully stenciled with the British Coat of Arms, 'Pat- J riotic Emblems etc Across the top is printed “105th P. E. `

` I-aloud” and in the centre of_the design there is a space for the

ioédiegg photograph. Post paid to any address-Prices-25¢,.35c,

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. ‘oosir “iosiis Q' . i ..i...i::'izi:“ 25c ..:.....‘:“§..';.':‘ 1.25

,_ Mail orders promptly filled. Money refunded if notientircly '

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distance from any point to tho. colli- the-coet of any outlotsl which nit! ill" if: ":.“’.';"a°ir '° “af =°.»»

ra ve s n . 'The farmer must be-eble~\_o\iil'°1l\l°°

cigops regardleel of huctuetiomtazitrlml s ii or b I 1 i-ogg ' ii .

lnnilizile l.o:r°l¥i¥§l:::_l,.. .oiayillii hill: 'D nay paces. ii .trdn . greatest laid get can lie“h&gl¢lpik,!iiln¢k:\; mrrnors n"o er'-tn' H e` Dendent of auch a\oh\¢tl\\l|i=.,“4°Il M0 iterierlily disastrous whichever WI!

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