. '_ } li

W - t. 2 _ ___ -.¢~;,.§..._._....-._....-..

. ,.1 till” ._.- lil

i .il

_ 1-

ii.

its ill

~5,l

__ .-‘- _., 1,

:.-

..~ _n..._.l

3 ,

555' ` _ rm-_-is L-4-A-559;

if A

v‘

.-.~t=.r.__.sr § '

iii! ‘iii

iii. I l 15

v»»"‘€iR‘

1.-

1' :T lla,-“_ Tel.,- §{._l .`,~ .ii Ei

gin lf,-slr

F. :`i1

_il

_ _ir

t 9

r 1

` ‘_

1. , f _¢.. ._

_ _._ _ nl mlt\\1.o1~|-lrrown columns _ MAY1o.191o _ -__ _ -;--_-1,- _ .~ _ _. -h- __ .= A _ ner

_ _ __ __ ' _ 41 - ' -' 2 ~*~ ~ -~ o - -A - ' f ~ A- ~-- ~~- _ w----_- --~-- l~--w.u.i»oaouoAn,_oioi»o.sum. _ _ -l _ _

_ ‘ A_________________________A__ lide. A

SATURDAY SPECIALS I 3'” W em' " “" °“ YD L ~

“i _ i ___ t _ -_ ._ -ir Pave to buy in this 1>rovlno'o.~ -out cerrr" not law- °,",,°'B'fAs°¢2:.lf¢ "t§-§:riNi¢.is';toliirot`lat§

At l'lolmai`|’s Suirlmerside L

Till Pail Cream Sodas 535 Zlc

_ Only ff, _, _, 1 `

2.30; Aiherton 7 p. rn. _ Ciifiiiiiiiii Ci“ii‘¢i\- Siimmerside at 7

Ablg Tin Pail of choice, fresh, crisp CREAM SODA BIS-_

CTITS. Thisis a regular 25c package that we are placing on sale -eH|PPiNo-The schooner "Mouse ~

for Saturday. The quantity 0% sale is limited to fifty §ailS. and W

U01 ll:l0Yf'tl`l3¥\ One Will be l t0 33)' One Cu5t°mer° PECIAL eyenhlg lol. Bllcn-,uclle __H;l~_ Branch, Summerside, gave an instruc-

SATURDAY PRICE ..................... ............... ..... ._ z1o

can - ial Parloure, Summerside. _--

_. _ _-_ ._ tion for tdvertlsmgn this column.,

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Cash must accompany order. Mini-

bo obtained at Lafferty'| Tensor mum chlrlh l-Wm!! five cents.

-SUNDAY 8lRVlcES_-On May

-PAn|si-i or Ai.esn'ro~.- 21l¢R°'~H-R_- B011 will preach el] hurch of En land services Sunday. f0il0WI`~ Kililliiilnh et lla m. WU- ay "1 Alma 1030 Kildare Capes H101 H3" ill 3 D Ili . CGDIYBI sffeei

or-and Leased:-1v..snd A. -Mi, nom

an official _visit tovdleyandix Lodge, Port Hill on Thursday eveni last.- P. ' .

1 U ._.___\ _ . » _ -FAREWELL PAFlTY.-- On Tues- day evening, May 9th a very pleasant

surprise par-3 .was lielrl at the home of Mr. and rs. Chas ‘.Vright’s Bode-

"'-°' D' m' que on the eve' of their departure from

eaten" Capt. Weston, has _,loaded -AGWCULTURE -‘ LECTURE. -' nu sroosoo-sua sshod oo Monssyi Pwr- W. J. aou_o`t the wicuiture

___' 1, tive address in the Hall at Port Hill

--Ai.ssn1'oN.- 'rho Lord Aron- .011 Mviifiw evening last Mr- W- J-

HOLMAN’S, Summer8id¢ hishop or Novo scotie win hold s con- gjliilsvmerv. President or Central!

rmation Service at St Peter's Al "m°"° “Um-“¢°~Df 14911 MY F T

' ' ‘ _herton on Thursday, June 22 at 7 p.\ M°*‘f°W DULVY Iklbiztor was _*D 3111"'

0 d G t m_ and at SL Luke-B Lol ¢_ 0»Leal-y, been present but was prevented from sg 0 e a S Road,ou Friday Juno 23 nt 11 a. m. °0i!iiii€ Wt Pmf- Riild save some 8000

' ' ,_ eivivgglestiloins illong ___tl1e line of Dairy*

- -A PLEASANT suRPRisE.- At or _ e aseevoke on the w00i

F the' annual meeting of Preseverance' ‘g“g:>¢':i:~):1\:ail&|;°R`.°°‘¢:De;°¢lV(;’ ‘i‘;)°i`l;~

_ _ Mission B nd, B de e, the bo of _Wie 811 BFG 1'0-

This is “War Time" Special on ROLLED OATS. that Sh0liid tho Bond gave theoirqlisstor, novy u.~ Reid for his ohio address.-P. I,

be takenadvantage of by all of our customers. Five pounds of A

selected Rolled Oats for Saturday only for ...................... .._1‘7c :Kd i;f<;;¢;i;_i;i1esnlliélrllhpgizilaragclallilflreis, iliieumllnii

HOI.MAN’S, Summerside `

1-4 Lb. Estabrook’s Coffee

For Saturdaybnly 9c 1

Quarter _Pound l_-Estahrooks Red Rose Crushed Coffee. Put up fourth and lu, ol. ,he Sprlng 59,16, value in many cases of pneumonia,"

in air tight tins. Delightfully flavoured, and delicious, pertin for ol l..,,,,,,,,l, ,l,,,,ce, was held ,,, me ss sny unproiudiosd persons nusy Sililfday Only - -» ........................................... ....... _.96 Town Hull on Monday evening. A k“°“’ lf "WY Wm 0° 8 li'-i-le invest*

first cargo Iverness coal leave for; ilgnlfggellfrflpiifl? tzogfrgle 2.21254 When we conslddr liow many deaths

fr . ' pmol, coal ,,150 d,,e_ _ it can hardly bednaintstnod that old:

yers a great surprise and pleasure'

-coAL.--Joseph asia as co. hsvef *il =`_ _ Fa|'ad0|'

om New York Send in orders early' “"5 “king 91”” u“`°'~‘5h P“e“m°“la'.

9824_5_l8M2l_ methods for the- cure of this dread

f disease are I. success.

-|_As1' DANCE or sEAsoN_-The The F°l`"i°i”‘iiii= Df°\'¢<i °f Sree*

me crowd or young people were pl.e_ gating. Indeed, there is no known rem

HOLMAN’S, Summerside :em ,md 3 very ,,,,l,,,.,,l,le e,,e,,l,,g sdy uint acts so quiohiyin this nn-

Six Glass Goblets

ld fifteen minutes it fell into a calm

For Saturday 230 3312. ‘i.‘§"s..T."i‘€..i§,‘i“‘ l‘i.‘§"’.‘§I.“...? -leer. its b-om-ins on

TME T f,,,.,,e'y_,,,_l,,,,, S,,,,,,,,e,,l,l,,_ .' The iittie ono’s appetite returned und

The Saturday Special from the CROCKERX DEPAR N

is a lot oi large size glass GOBLETS that will be on sale for this one day at, six for...... ............................... ._ _ 23c

R. T. H LMAN Limite

SUMMERSIDE °

9337-5-19M2inii. H

nf _-_-H --' » -- |

Baron l-_li_gh Ball

MASTERPIECE

Enrolment No. 9 will entertain at m

successful ice-cream sale in the Cen- first place-

d , l _ _ P h d to

ni 11 n Ms ian 'rho Bodonus @°Di@ W ° Ulf" ii Gfif PM _

0 ’ l-$358 enalfill was vm alllemllmcc and Farador when pneumonia visits tht __ ll/ ers with all kinds of [arm machinery,

,med greatly ,O ,he l,le,,,,,,,e 0, ,he homo sro indeed to he pitted. They sro OTTAWA- Mfw 16--Between 100-- - _ _ _ sesvline engines. extras etc-. menu-

' blind to their most vital interests. To ‘009 iiild 130,000 men, the number vu-l

Baron Iligh Ball will arrive in Sum-

mersldc on the lst June nnd remain at the driving para .ill the lst Aug- ust, with two of his yearling which are to he trained by S. A. Rockford they nre some trottcrs_

0820-5-18Mtf.

Victoria Lot 29, This island.

9779-5-16m5lpd.

-_ K i 1 ' 'lr n-gl

Commodore Lydiard :moo

Season 1916 Enrollment No. 37

Cham ion Speed Sire of Maritime Provinces, Sire of Bob Mac.

2.13 1-4. Cliampion Pacer of Maritime Provinces; Consider, 2.05 on Mile Track, Hilda S., 2.16, Iona Girl. 2.17 1-2, Rexliizht, 2.17 1-4, Premier 2.19, Orwell Belle 2.23 14, Arena Belle 2.22 J-2. Lady Commodore 2.25, Helen_ G. 2.27, Commodore Eipulett 2.25, Zealot 2.29 1-2, Kitchiner Matinee 2.25, Nutwocd Ser. M. Race M. 220, Tom Commodore 2.24. and 20 others just waiting _for a chance to| step in the Charmed Circle, and how could the _v miss as he is him- self Champion Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2 04 3-4 was a Champion Sire, his Grand Sire the Great llir-gin 2.06 heads the list today.

So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He

can be seen till further notice at his own stables Montague.

Mr. Ellis the latter part of March refused a hand_some price

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as he is an admirer of_good stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public.

Terms $15 for Season guaranteed return privilege.

ELLIS PHARMACY LTD.

M. CLARO, In Charge,

Mtf l_’M“._,,,_,_ _ _

A .

3- ' 5 -_. ' ‘ 5-' "I

THE ACADIAN 58039

' Enrolment No. 19

The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, 58039,

will make the seasdn of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of W. T. Sempie, Travellers Rest, Monday May ,ist for Leonard Schurman’s Bedeque, at noon; thence to Alex. Anderson’s- Fernwood, over night. (Tuesday May 2) to Wm. Noonan's, Albany, noon, thence to _l.W. How- att's, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to Jabez Lea's, Victoria, at noon ; thence at or near ]. Br:tdley’s, Kelly’s Cross, over night (Thursday May 4th) to Geor e Deacon's, North Wiltshire, at noon; thence to Watson Smith's, Wheatley River, over night. (Friday May' 5th) to Frank Andrews. New Glasgow, at noon ;` thence to _lames Stewart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David Co1e's, Clifton, at noon; thence to the stables of W. T. Semplc, Travcller’s Rest, where he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as before. ' ' ' ~ , _The ACADIAN is sired b Sablcton, 26972 (2.24%), sire of

Gwennie(2.22%) Melva' (2.25, Mabel (2.25’l3 Sablcton is by Sable Wilkes, 8ioo (12.18) sire of 50, mciudinsg Tedw; ear (2.o8u; Lauretta 3.68%) and' rilby Direct (2.08%). able ilkes is la' y W'i.lket, §E67~'(‘2.1 K) sire of 93 includin red Kolel, (2.07%), ulda (2.08%), an'd'il1é dsams of 110 including T)euervo (2.o6%)- Solana Boy (2.07).

G ' Wilkes is Geo. Wilkes 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and thc dams of -Cdl"

_ by

1:3 Geo. Wilkes is by I-lambleionian 1o._ _

The AC/\DlAN'_S dam is Nellie Bird ily Nelson, 4232 (2.09), sire

of Gzincluding Merrill, (2.10%)), Lady elson (2.14 ), Edmund

(E,|6%.), Tho’ danghters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan- t rd list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517 (2.21% ), sire of nine and the dams of twelve. Young Rol e 1_5 by Tom Rolfe, 306, sire of seven and the dams of three, Tom Rolfe is gy Aratus. _ The galinrl dam is, Milf Queen by_ Early Bi_r (21123 sire of slx including rly Bird Ir. (2.11%), Hylie Bird (2.12%). rly Bird is by _lay B rd sire

of 143 by Geo. Wilkes 519. May Queen’s dam is Juanita by May I?f'i_%‘%gfsnd dam Maud W.. by. _on Moltkc, 4193. ,_ H ‘_ above rontevwifhbe continut-fi th-nugltoui the season, health slid Wehthel' pcrfllllrtilig. Mnrcs ni nw---r‘» rls

_ _ `. A . " l‘_I-' \V. G. CHURCH, Owner reg tom, sto., sppiy to w. fr. ssmpio. ,_ ~ l‘ial_iii-itiarustims mf mo. _,_ _ _ _ -_.._'__.._ -

..._ - ‘

“ .'_‘,_..», V r _ _ - ‘l;§£t`a`o§tsiis=i...;,.i.s.ta»‘. ._ _ I ‘ _ .._...»..-.__-~'. -

his stables, The Recess, Victoria. Lot Vi 29 from 10 a, m. to 4 p. m. this week. bl

cHAn|_Es R. PALMER ii

pent.-H. . ment- 4 -

A few evenings ago s family rented

_T0 L51-___ prurnlshed Home and a Farador for a child that was appar-

slx acres of la,,,l_ Good Bam and Out, ently hovering between lite and death.- ulldlngs and large orchard slllmled Before the Farador was on the child

arllculurs apply to Helm, sll.ollg_ At the next morning the fever was gone

' 980l__5_l7M3l_ ltis well on the w-ay to recovery

__ Of course the parents are delighted

not

_RED cl,-loss woRK__ The Beals, and only_ regret _that they did h

t e

que Red Cross Society held a very think °f 5°*-ting tm’ Farador ln

the

l . l t

occas-On. Al are looking forward 0 refuse to try the Faratlor in such ti

similar treat on the 24th.

case seems very much like allowing a

_POUCE COURT _Al the Sum_ loved one to die of thirst when water

_ - ' _ is close at hand. -- £1 ' "-“T Ili. t /

lflersidlf P°:(l°0n(,l°ll,‘;L?"l Ililollglllgrgliézfzl Children are particulary susceptible Fiiliier than liii\'0 U10 ii"»3“ii1g Ciii°i'i0ii l // S ~ ~

,gglsnorrlwe (lzlyl, ll, l“ll_w on Tuesday to the Farador treatment. Some splen-

he Edith Thompson Mission Circle W' E' ENMAN'

l Fiirador Agent.

§fd,‘§l‘{,“°'a§§f,‘§,';’l;‘e‘e‘lvl;f“ ‘l,;"‘l‘lif;’; 226 Richmond st., chariottotown.

yea, has been a moslymccesslul one’ 9836-5-19-M1. drni nuout 40,000 ontario troops ` _ , -- .9775.5.1¢;M51_

under Mr. Ayers wise and capable

the community. A larle number. o ei; friends and well :hers call

‘ ~_b'id them iood-is ,_1"'d to, lfjgr sorrow t th,edMw__ It s tain hy., r._ ._ -- . on hohsir o$He com ' yissembleii. Rev. Geo. A rs preeii ed Mr. and-Mrs. Wright

w@1 a beaijtlful oak flreside -_erm ch lr. Although taken by surprise. Mr. Wright responded in a few well 451108011 words. After this "Blest be the tie that binds wus sung and Mr.

~Ayerg led in prayer. Ice-cream was

served by the ladies. and after sing- ing "They are jolly good fellows." the company dispersed "Charlie" will be greatly. missed in Bedeque. He was born here and has spent all his life so_far almost on the same farm. He was u.. member of the Official Board of the ‘Methodist Church and one of the

collectors. But Bedeque's loss will

be l'I`ryon'e gain and his many friend;

_here wish him every happiness and

prosperity in his new home in Tryon.

_ _

IESTERI PEIISOIILS

-Mr. E. W. Johnston, Elmsdale,

paid a brief business trip io Summer- side on Tucsday.~H.

-Miss Aggie Kllbrlde has arrived

home from Boston, Mass., on nvlslt to her parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kilhrlde, Port Hill.-P.

-Mr, \V. C. Currie. Elnisrlale, was

in outward passenger hy the I\'ortliuiu- ‘Jerlarid on Tuesday. cn rouic. to New "nrt, N. S. on it business trziiisactioii. -}I.

WHERE THE SOLDIERS WILL

ENCAMP THIS SUMMER

rying from time to time, are to lm trained in Canada this summer,. The policy of the Militia Department is to establish bl conceit' lon can s

on at numeious divlsiumil centres.

U I 1

_ did reg f me 1 11 1 1 Eight regiments from '"2 li’T~"'".c _ " __

§2liln§or §'flr,:i2lll(;;t§§rOl l`vhi;sp&3:l_ cougclil hav; also llilfdn iilliice l`i1ml)lll'iii.]§ Provinces :irc to triiiii ' ` .\lti-- mit, tlon Act' and "ned $100 ,md costs 0,. lotitetolilvn by mclms of the Faratllor.lllNéS.atTli€ ]Quctllec Rt\i~u".:‘~` s w.1. :ill l KlD ,me months ln lall__l_l_ n a acute aimehts the Fara or_| - 11 C81' er, w l some. Nou _ll 8 am,_,_/

may bc rented for one week at nom- Bi‘\iii'iSWiCk UOODS iiiifier Bi‘i§~-GGIL ‘l'|'ll, lii|¢;HT.M

-Bin'rHoAv cELEanA'rioN.- ‘““l°°“- W"S°"- `°‘i,,l. _ Dian

At the new (Tump Berrien. :if Bar-

rie, wherc the commnntlunt prolialily will be Gen. Logic, it is planned to

AMAZED

1. .ois~...,..t¢~' .i-'- ~

‘ 1 1-rf B ithoro, Q Zim'

'nil 3l'n°nl or ...ull ' .isstu piniples and blackheildil, W- 5- 5 whiouor. or Hortouville. .1114--_UU just been cured of this trouble b! Zsmt-Bulr. He wrii-Mi.- -

" For four years my H00 Y!! G01'

sroti with :monies and siopkiiwil- and although _.I used .llil}.¥i¢i’°'1l salvcsand also blood me¢li¢li\°l: nothing had any effect.. 'H1011 .1 heard of Zam-Bukand .IIYB ll trtsi. and by the timol. had finish the first box.I realised U18*-_ I li? found a. cure. I_ D0i'8°V°i`.9¢\ 'fu 11,1, znrn-Buk treatment.. with _the

result thst an the min ies uni

blackheads have entirelg di9_l»D'~i

peered and my complexion is per- rooiy oiear. I strongly advise. all those who are suffering as I was. to ,155 Z,m.Bl1|;, and I am conndent they win not be disappointed."

Zam-Buk is equally [ood tor eo-

zema, ringworm, old sores. blood- poisoning, ulcers. piles, cuts- bums and all skin injuries. All1lrug81S_iii. 500., or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. 10! price. Send lc. stamp for Poslille on free tril.l box.

,AM '

nr: ni

while there will be another camp ut

Peteivawa.

The size of the camps at London.

Niagara and Kingston will be reduced to 4,000 or 5,000 |The Manitoba and Sdskachcwan forces to the number of 25.000 will lic ut Camp lluglies, Manitoba, und 5000 or 6,000 troops will be :it Sarees. Alberta.

There isio bo another comp at

Vernon, i"l.(‘.

`_`\\\\\\\ \l

\\\\ \ \

\ \\\\\\\

KIDNEY

ie.. ‘"?~i_T~__/_ ` ‘il 0 // '

if-____ n in l _ .tn

I1!

4ll1|l._ ' ‘_?ii\ili‘“`

I The work win he dons

-for _.that _new __ __ _

pluinbini installs.

.'; , .;,.

_ -for _the i'Eii_`air§_.¢||¢

old System

--f... .£6111 ie* '- .§.‘i.“n.. 'th .lilo house.

._ .lu V V __ si, _

' job is li,gi_i_f=_ .f1=h§al`1fi¢=_ei=e..@ed

, s save oney on_r_

thiit willfnot be needgdllrii _ the future.-fzlj-‘ ' _ _ /_ ‘ "

‘. , . . if i_.1

5. For that kind (H

plumbiilg Bet t on the1ob._ , __

right, without fuss or delay, will give supreme _satisfglrf tion toeveryone .anti will not cost more th`a}l_,yd11 would have to pay or the "repairable" kind. _

Got TRAINOR on the ,

job. »

ihiii- ieiiii

80 Grafton St.

1 :__"_' |

~-__.,. ._, ..r_-l .l l »q_,-ml.,-:`\~l`,

ForrnorsAtieniii‘fil

" I -- -‘ wr' ‘_»'i'l‘ ,|37 ' Having opened up a store oi1"dion'i-

mercial Street in the Town of Kenslllz ton, I will be prepared to supply ferm-

luctured by the famed 'International l-larvester Co., of Canada. ' Also a full line of carriages including the famous McLaughlin, Tudhope, Canadian und Dominione manufactured for Messrs A. Horne & Co. Alsot. s. full assortment of harness, wraps, truck wagons (island make) and mixed feeds etc. ‘

Having had in the past. one of the

largest retail trades in this line a- mong Isluntl agencies I am prepared to sell at prices satisfactory to all._ Telephone c0nnection._ .* _

GARNET W. PROFITT,

Kensington.

-nm '

leadership. One of the features of the '_ -F _ _ ' 'S Y 4 '-

annual meeting was the presentation of a Life-membership certificate by

Rev. G. Ayers to Miss Bertha Davison , e

. \

for faithful work done during the yeur.

-INSTITUTE MEET|NG.- The re-

gulnr meeting of the Mlscouche Wo- n1en’s Institute was held May 12th, at the home of Miss Regina Gillis There

were eleven members and six visitors present. After the regular busness of

tho meeting was taken up t he mem- I `

hers discussed making a quilt for Red - ' I

Cross purposes. A very interesting de- Q . l ` '

_'il

monstratlon was then given on Home - » ~

Nursing by Mies Annie Gillis graduate 0 I a ‘

nurse, this was much enjoyed by all present. Dainty refreshments were

§,§‘,‘;’§,‘,c*’e,§,f§"1,,‘§f,‘,°,§,§j,“{,°;‘ ,f§§l‘,§“,§‘l“'},‘,§‘,; HAVE YOU ALL YOUR OUTIN G REQUIREMENTS? I_S THERE ANYTHING §‘l§I§‘;l’°lfl‘§l-thiflgfiing °i°‘“"i with Ne- IN_ THE WAY OF WEARABLES that you need to make the day enjoyable? The men's

- store has it ready fyr you.

-REV. MR. STUART DEAD. -

Mrs W- J- Montgomery. Port Hill. Khaki drill Trousers, side straps, belt loops, turn Duck outing coats heavy khaki l ` ‘ i.“.i.;f°.‘;i.'.‘i° §:.'.".i ‘1f:;“.i;."n up 1~35_1-50-1-fi f<»ii<.2_<>0 twat. 1 ’ "“"‘°’N°’

Nutloy, New Jersey, on the 7th inst. Menis White duck trousers extra Menis cheap water - _ _

n _ M _ . . » _ _ , Dfevf- iight An - yff, wa; ,§,§l‘l“l§f,,§",,,l‘,‘,’ l",f°l’§,,f§‘,'}l‘ll7,f,‘,§ » fine_quality..beltloops,tum_Vupcuffs fawn_, plaid lined all sizes very Slzes m boys khak' duck 3 other psrts of tho island and his all sizes 1.50. 1.75 and 2.00 pair. special at 3.75.

many friends will he grieved to hear of his deitth which was a surprise to them as they were not aware of his illness. Rev. Mr. Stuart was born in Aberdeen, Scotland. and at the age of eighteen came to Canada and took up the study of the Ministry at Halifax

where he wus ordained. Rev. Mr. Q

Stuart held Pastorntes in the Mari- " '

time Provinces and in 1890 accepted .

the pastorate of the Church ln Nulley. N, J., which he held until about five ' years ago when he retired. He leaves to mourn three daughters Mrs. W. J. Montgomery. Port Hill; Miss Sophia Stuart and Mrs. Ernest Broadbent.

bloomers very special 75c.

Monsish ici' ht, M '~ fi ' » - ... .....____.¢__t__ff1?_‘?so ....°is, .st .‘_t.‘:.?°t‘ab°“* ..h.i;‘.:___“f_*?ff‘= fe" his ‘

H Best Thiii§S ill Outing Shirts 'A

Great assortment of men's negligee

sh1rts_ white, crerm and khaki as well as Stripes ........... .................... ..60c

Great range of whlrts in plain white,

and stripes. 1.00, 1.25 and 1.35.

Nulley. interment took place at Nul- Men’s in tang, blacks and M 1 fl

~/t

g ` 1 xmmrn/a.\i\\\\\u\v»v1Aia `

:A .lardiniere For 7 A The Cemetery A 9 Plot

Porch, Lawn or Garden

"Tins istsn 'outdoor israinisfo '

ibm vgéllflalitl for ages. ny t _l _V ro specia s rong _

de ygtone, e uit

gdlhf, tlzhafecdh be apgliited decorated to suityour fancy. ' it will- not rust, nor change it's

~».

This jardinlere _ is just the

thing for that plot m_God's Acre,

your lawn, garden ,or _porch

A variety of sizes, moderately priced _

Black & Co The Sunnyside Crockery

. .-. \

aw- ~. _;._ urs -sn. - », '

Men’s negligee shirts in stripes of

blue and black, attached reversible

cogpr... ................. 85c

eece i ' ' -

Duck, all sixiaes 855 aIi1v:lll1l3§_nd

_ ens exo belts elastic leather

MOORE & McLEOD, Ltd.

greys 25c, a0c and 85c. g5¢_

___-_

`/°'\_ ol