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9 St£ili@\tf'°The` inducements

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purity of Sunlight Soap

u all you need to ply for the _ xfatand pureatSoapmthe world _-

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The moat stylish fouridatiorn

for thc up-to~¢iate costume is

n D & A or a La Diva corset. (___

Savc'rnoncy and improve your

tippenruncc by selecting a D 8: A \

`. or u La Diva, which are made in `

Canada by highly-skilled opera- tives, in one of the finest corset V

factories in the world. Every \_ _

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corset is guaranteed. At best -

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EURSETS _

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‘ You can cure a cold in one night with Veno's "/

Lightning Cough Cure; coughs disappeilr-‘-V911.

A “l;ghf.riin_-;" i< the only word to describe the quick

J t;u.raii\'r_- cfitrt of this \v<»rit1»friul British remedy. The _\\ reasnii is thut it stix-rigtlieiis the entire bronchial _`

systt-rn, hcips Nature to cure in Nature’s way.

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International Health Exhibition, Paris, 1910. `

One in every five of the pfipiilation of Gr;/.it Britain takes lt;

\'eno< l.1i:l\tiiin~_' tfriuuli cure; it is the standard cough

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,' rmicdy i:. c\t-i_\"l'ar|=.i-'li litii'.‘.ini<_»n; it is knoun avr] valued

in urerv -1. n~_-f .;.i the ulfilic to \\lii»;h British enterprise has

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$ BronchialTroubles Pr,” “mt whooping Cough

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pf.-ii-.trat» lint stiff.-ly is proof ot inrrit Test it for

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H¢;r;¢|-leg; lilhilll

Lorim .L-i:¢ rnnluiniiiq 2; (inter (hr _qitanlify 80_cenls. _.Sold by

jim..-._-| .ff n/id l'milrr= rt:rr;/:flu rr, or tlirrif, on receipt al prtcr, from

éfrrd, 'Inn/rilo.

l'roprirtar.x '-The Veno Drita Cu.. Ltd., Manclltsfer, Eng.

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soluble Arsenic. _ '

niontiis, in fact, after spraying. ' _

li is the most economical Insecticide there is. . '

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_ “ Mercury grand” ` V lairsrnxrc or

la' _death _ to all leaf-eating __ i r-~°fisit'r.rr#.i.m':;'::.f“ii::.ff~'~‘

GET YOUR OUPPLY TODAY. ‘

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on which_B_erger'sArsenate of Lead may not be safely sprayed. A small quantity of the spraying liquid is fatal to all leaf-eating in- sects, yet is harmless to even such delicate growths as peach trees-because of its freedom from water-

Not only does it cling

more tightly to the leaf,

but it rvmams at-ti-cc longer than any other similar matenfaf-égfor

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ARBOR AND EMPIRE DAY.-'l'o~

morrow, Tuesday, will be observed as Arbor and Empire Day in the Citi' ~=9°1'-

. ‘ __ ' FRESH MINED GOAL-The schoo- nbr Maderla audiLeo arrived Saturday

th cargoes uf cool for A. Pickard &

£1 ' 9882-5-22Mll. "‘ ' F" .ri I`_.- ._ 'ii - - *The fiuiaglkfot w late 'Mm Sa._m

as ‘wur o mee'1»oea09.v' dr 2.30

_ ‘ __ _ . usss,2°-six ii

of seventy-:seven tons. `

ferry steamer P. B. I., which has been on view at the I. C. R. passenger otllce

_to Quebec to be shown there. _ ri-is Housseoiir "Dome" win

t ' lve o' o lt ll. removed from _the Province. -This

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_REMEMBERED BY BRETHERN_- The brethern of the Scottish Rite of Masons at their meeting on Friday night presented their Brother. Mr. E. W. McKay of this city with a valuable wrist watch as a memento of their good will upon his deciding to proceed on overseas service with the 105th Battalion.

_ FOR BENEFIT OF FARMERS.- ' Hon. M. Kennedy returned Thursiv-y _from Moncton after interviewing Mr. i Gutellus in reference to getting a re-

ducctlon in the freight on carloads of mussel mud from St. Peter's Bay, and other matters Mr. Gutelius promised to give the matter careful consider- ation.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.- The

funeral of the late Mr. Dunlel Reardon was held yesterday afternoon and the large attendance was s. fitting tribute 'to the esteem in which the deceased gentleman was held. After the service nt St. Dunatan's Cathedral the remains

_ were laid to res t in the R. C. Cemet- - ery.

CINDERELLA.--A matinee perfor-

mance of Cinderella. was given in the -Peoples Theatre on Saturday after- noon in presence of a large audience, principally composed of children. lt should have been stated in the report of Saturday that the part of the Queen had been taken by Miss Mary Johnston who substituted Miss Marjory Cox at the last moment the latter having been indlsposed Miss Johnston rendered .the part with excellent effect and the Committee were greatly indebted to her for coming to their assistance' at such short notice.

OF LOCAL lNTEFlEST.-- Rev. Gor-

d Dl'k'.Sl.Jh.h` l. fl

fi?oIin a iheleeting of _t‘henBo:§d tifaéldirlgr- _ _ _ _ _ §§g=_*__<_>§___°'§f_ gl°{_§§}_°1__f§__1~_I_<_5g=°=j__f_<;_f___§_if_1_§ _ ~ _ - _ inthe Citnf The W. G. dr R. _and the “Tooke’f_ makes

havie accommodation for 15. more girls 0St»nator Prowse has returned from _ _ _ _ _ _ afe WC” kfl0Wl'l f0l' llléll' g00d flttlllg q\lalltl€S,_lDd in lie autumn. Mi Str th d f'l` - ttawn. ' '~. - < ’ ‘ _om mn _“med §_=~____ gayfgs g____ef;_ ____ _ fine firnsl_i. while the colors can always be depended intendent ln July. lt. is interesting to Gunner Gordon llaszard is home 'f ___ ._ _ . '__,_ _ . on to Stand the test 0f.l.h€ laundry-

kiiow that the western provinces of fl‘0l11 Hflllfilx 1211 I1 f\ll‘l0\lBh- ' ` 11_f...`.f,l;§i"_ ,_ ' _ _

‘ Eiiileziidahavrre tflitilobiitilxiitiiii‘;si>rip]t?d£iiic2:z(;- Mr. John Anderson Cltv has gone h Mm Cfmgfiglet H‘:fh°‘§` Mu' C°"° I s};oW.hundredS of pretty patterns* and "many, They me decided on __ pmmmme by- on 3 ,,,5,_ ,O hiss-ons ,__ S_;,kachewan_ ___;i_;»____fi§_§__§e_____c__=_-=_._§§»___;>dv_1_:i_§_:_g_;1 mes- sty es inc_uding_ _the regular soft front. the lounge ' which one institution will be esta- _ _+-~_- * ~ “ginger-¢l»y~r9g|-et-40 lnf¢¢m.»,-9|, 17. _ _Shlf',t,_ nl-lt_l}`|g__SbLl°lS and.. fthli BBW Sp0I't » Sl'llI't8 at 75C,

bllshed under joint control for the care Mrs. Thr-:lore (‘ossmun of Halifax 133' Corn pete, Augustus Hugheg_ ln. 1 00 1 1 UD WB RIC YSl'l0Wlf\ 3 IllCe lc f of the feeble-minded and delinquent 3\'\'lV'f‘l Safllfdiii' GH B VM! 10 QVIYB- J- mg,-y_ official” npongg admnfed to ° ’ ` ’ 5 ‘ . ` . . ' g . . ine 0. ‘boys and girls. _ A- S- B“3"*"- '~ - ` _ No._3 General Hospital, Boulogne May - _shuts |n._Khak\ .N-“table for Mllltary

' _i _#_ bmi nieii -.iii-if Birgit, win me rin- _ fweatf at 1.50 each. ' _ ' ' ' --

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“MET THEGRISIS

m' bombers. We

iiutiiiitrllf itttiii iiiizi titltiiitis.

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i-tens with-coat.-rueicnoane

placing out tbalarge buoys around

8. 0. E. PARADE-'Tho S0115 of En

gland held their annual church para

church where the pastor Rev R. G Fulton preached an appropriate eer-

SALE TODAY.-Those interested

are asked to remember that the Houseboat "Doris" that summer home on the water, will bo sold by public auction to-day at twelve ifclock noon, by Mr. B. Carter, where she now lies at foot of -Queen St.

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NEW COLOR i FOR STAMPS:-It

has been annoimced that hereafter-all postage _ stamps in Canada `will be prln_t_éd_in_qldi_f(ereu_t, color. The two cent stamps Jnnrkodwitb the addition- al one cant. for._wa.r.t.ax¢ making them reallyjfthree cent stamps ln a new col- or. 'I`l\e` K\_’_6_8l} _will nomain the color for-_ the_one_cei_;t,_ a_tamp,_the redfor. the regular two cent stamp, while the fu- ture war tax three cent stamp will ~ be in anew color. _ --

CURIOUS .PROPI-4ECY.-A curious

but-well authenticated story has come in a- letter- received -last week by Profealor _ Hinton from his mother- .who _nenldeq .in. Northampton,

a village near Banbury, Northampton- shire. -'A woman.-was washing dishes in ber kitchen; her young baby was lying in its cot- near by. The mother dropped a. plate on the floor which was broken. To the motber‘s amazement the baby said- “tlmt’a number one"! A second plana-similarly fell and was broken, when the;cl|lld.agaln exclaim- ed "thatfs nunih_tr two". A third fol-

three, l shall dia tomorrow and the war will end June_16tb;" The child died on the following-‘day as predicted and now June 16th 'is eagerly looked for- wai-d_to for the fulfilment of the uncan- ny prophecy. The .truth of the story is vouched for by the doctor who at- tended the child at his death.

and spent Sunday in Charlottetown

fa.

had Th.. at home _on a short furlough. He is Wm audi _m.e_wel|_ I “min V" `|l¥’tatDleB“?‘nI;uii'irstitlnE'hg sim' Mn' E'-_ion *and communion

wming 5 ' 3°" “ 5"” he wiii go tonight.

this morning will atart the work of*

England. The. incident occurred in-

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»coiu. couino.-’11i¢'=‘~s¢ii'°oiter itmgbsrtev urttvssinlpon on sun-out h' },°¢|' ' “dn some Nm,`e| sifuatimu ' ' """""'”;”"” 'A ° " __ __CarIlt.tobardx.iauow.~on'narway_to wtth;"_oar¢o_o`tSydnoyrcaerverunof ___- ___ _ V" ‘-. . -1 55-- ~_- U _f-"_ W-“°“°‘°"“ "W '~°-‘¢"‘=- “W °‘ '=‘°°?;_°f‘-_'f°f~'=-_1»vf>=_=-°=°°- ' -' F 1 if# me vftllemost Sensation- 'An = Jn-ii¢’l¥e'»»Aliumn ~ _ ine coal for C. Lyons & Co. V _ ' ‘ ‘ " 988522-ollli' ; » »~. - _ , _- _- , _ , ,

2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I al thiscre‘tSer_ _ , hz __ -My . -l._:li : -if . - ' - `ia|.AnoEn wounoso.-in the _ = ‘ "hi ~-' ' ‘ t ~ ‘:- ' _ 0 S ~_'f-- -r:_f_i. ._ §cnoo;ie_i:_ -____vr_i_ncHAsE:_;-;_rhe mm sunny. im ameri from pdf' __ ._ _ » Wen Yml U0 DRAMA _ ~ .

scoquer _-. seellvurc 2.111 p_rathnam_" rahba ' _ _ ' '

Halifax bv' Mr. Joseph Delvry 0! G20- ggmiibelit honsemvarf ;E.l.,ra? mem been ibuowing The nh

rgetown P 'E. l.'The J. W. is a vessel ber ot the Mounted Rifles, woundod.-- _ _imgnd ffgjm the Sky, *ee _ _ A _ _

- - ` ¢ Q 1- mv tlusifn ni. C i This-Episode ` ' viraoltarn Connor _ -_

cAn Fi-:Rav Monet..-'rite umm G_ §,_ {_m', I,,,,.;,,...-,,.,.,,,,d"'§, ghul =: . _ '- ' _ ' '_ _ _ --'-_:_ _.__ i

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_ f._» 1__’.:."‘,_| MU _ _ ___ _-haul _ _

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t..'.1‘§l.?'.iS.':.f.?.'f"...........,s ‘*"'°'~l-mi.: I' i _ C " C ` * C - ° - -W* _ _ _ if for than-arint-h9Cha_palotSL Peters _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ ___ _ __- _ _ _ _,___ _ .{°‘;..""" » :Th e in as 5 N rmr§ii`2§E}ii(rmSEi C ‘C

_ - oroadator _ _ _ ' _ ` - ' ~ ' _ - _' _ D ".’ ,

§‘.t’.*2.i-'Z"i.fa...""'?"‘f.‘!.°..'1‘.“‘.2i.’i’-'i3.ll ~ e n' 5 e 'rus'i'rnn1=:a riurr 'Romantic ~ ped n splendid foal sind by the trot ' -

ting stallion Mayor

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Mn.n..B- , .q1.Bax\_.i _" » 'issssszzmzr = - " ~' 1

eld__Street. Service a_t,_9_'__¢_lq¢;r. _ _, " ‘ ' --

-of--'liyewsathnrs ‘

Chronicle says:-The model of the car iouewwn on sggurqpy evening and _ __ ' . _ _ _ . _ »

here tor some time ta being forwarded me Island C0“!_ -_ -

be sold by public auction today at de yesterday to mints! Memodtsg _

be ci c noo as the owner han ‘ ' _ _ l '

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will be the chance o{ a. lifetime to ob- mom ' ` _'__ _

_ tain a real home on he water.

LIEUT MURPHY PITCHED A _ WINNING GAME.

One of the best baseball games play-

ed in Charlottetown for some time took place Saturday afternoon on Vic- toria Park between No. 5 Siege Bat- tery and picked a team from the dif- ferent clubs of Charottetown. The Siege Battery won the toss and took the field, Charlottetown coming to bat but were retired in 1, 2, 3, order The Battery then came to bat but were unable to score, owing to the excellent pitching of Lou Campbell. ln the sec- ond lnnlng no scoring was done on either side. The break came in the third when H. Murphy scored for the Bat. Fourth inning Charlottetown ev- _dned the score, but the Bat. added two _more to their first tally making the score 3-1 in their favor. ln the 5th inning Charlottetown got a move on and owing to an error on the part of the Battery‘s first base- man scored three runs, making the to till 4-3 in favor of Cliarloitetown. .\’o scoring was done in the sixth, and in the seventh the Battery evened up, and _Charlottetown also got one run mak- ing it 5-4 in there favor. The olght added nothing to either side. In the ninth the Battery coming to bat last. with a score of 5-4 against them, succeeded in getting two more runs, Keougban and Lt. Murphy doing the trick. Thus ended the Siege Battery’s first battle with at score of 6-5 ln their favor.

The line up was as followin-

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Lt. Murphy pitcher' Lou Campbell H. Murphy lst base _ Gass

one m fl1lnEE uf.i'eliE gIteVr xzllfltlih,

Hon, Senator Mqleabi lS0 -B. re- ~ ‘i '» _”- _ '-

turned from Ottawa- ‘Batu'rda".f' night--"lg-l°rt‘v-'!!~en~1ec-3 Bd' -4°-I-1-AWK; - _

Mr and Mrs R J Campbell. have Also the fonowm mes" e

and frlendsdn HBli_lp'x.~Boaton "and 428179 Private Wmhmlgemey _“ugh” E

» es, infantry, tftlclully orteil killed

' in action May %;l9l6.

FICER IN CHARGE

At the National. Gouventlon of the ..~ ~.-t Race", °mc°

. 9 1% _ _ 5 ast we ___rs. .__ _ McCre Y- e`-f ":§_]‘t§> #ga-X _.PGt'm,_ v¢|0fll>|Q _ _ _ _ fihaqglgffbwn ~"‘"_"§-_ eleffed ° "`°““""' speaks foro?1al<;l;f~of`the \iri‘iv'en_oss_ of

than twwistnifsomhm

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Nulivlit¢,'r¢nn.-“wbnalwangsing Mr. .ioiin con, or the isarti N. s. days’ de,§‘;,',n ‘,1,,,‘§ng ’°““° “ ew

through um (mug, of Lu, Und . tu. Highlanders, eldest son of Mi-_ and 'un e t th ¢ n

hm, u ‘ Mrs. George E. Goff of Woodviile, is :Bod Jgféxer L yarn “B

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this morning he w ia

the ls “ all

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ments which the public are invited t_o`_i`nspet:'t.`- 'F

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` ' and Marble'

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Inour show room 117 Kent St_. Re_vere___I-lotel _

Block. We havea large number of finished li/lonu-U

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_ C3l1.9.! _\NlZi_tt;___b¢t0xepurcha_sing,- _` _ ' _~

Special attention will be given to lettering on

monuments already set in all cemeteries. _ _ P. C. BROWN & CO. i

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_just as lucky ns I have been for thé Inst fifteen inonths, _since coming to this. country. Of course the hardships and terrible ordeala l have been through have left their marks on me. but when the war is over a few months will put me tlp-top again. Well I met a Mclnnls from Charlottetown the

day and Dan-McDonald, Scotch is coming to see me this evening.

Blll a great fa_vo_rite_'wlth everyone. He is certainly an open~niluded straig- ht-forward Irishman. Best of Love to all. l may any that Will fully l-mtlzgg the sei-‘louaneas‘of.thlugs and though brave as a lion he will not take un- necessary rlska. He is quits earnest

New Spring Shirts

NewestStyles and Pattern '

il d. ith th same l ti f BATTERY CHARLOTTETOWN , ° thzebavliy wh; saitbr‘eftch:¥'1iil riirillli-gg H. B aristo catcher G. Francis

it - _ _ - ,_ - .i __

. l .. - . T. ' - - 2 £20222," s‘f'“S_"“’€.,_ _.§cE”,I‘¢',f',§§§‘, You will be highly-well pleased if you come here J. Doyle. 3rd hoe §_ Mm-Ii; for your new shirts--you’ll be pleased withthelim- .ii Ki _ id . P ' - ' ' - - 'f Q ‘,fe,,'"‘°“ éj $5.1 McD‘§§,°,,'if1 mense variety of styles and colors, the quality, and- F. cm-wcii ii. irieiii ---- - with the pr1¢e_

" - ‘- li Wewill show you the finest line _of men’s shirts

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l _ - _ Mrs. catherine Hughes.

\:;\$°d__{;°ii__1__ _=}_nf;°i;y__<:;i_l°vs£::__f§_l;=__: i "Deeply rtsrgr- gr-iiimiii fyoii ’N<¥_

' rations AND rtmuisnnltst *Y if” C'

HVGPY Guy nd and he lwga *roots me with "Hello, Peter, e n hell the shells are thickest. At. such time! I get close where he ls lf I have no' work anywhere else. ln one aenae it worries me as when it bombardment il 011. I nm always wondaglng how he is farlng off. `

Well I must cloao now. at of love

to all from both of us, andgr not wor- ry ns we both firmly bell e that our lucky stars are in the ascdudant,

l Remain,

Your Loving Son

5 PETER.

Shall send P. C. from trenchel. '

about his religious dutsfsi hun

y0\l courage

and

Nerve I-‘ood lathe

haa ever como

Bllliown,

_ Pains in lhe_.__llead

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