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PAGE EIGHT ,

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-Mr. Wm. Kennedy, O’Leary was home in New London for burial left

tin Summersiyie 'fiaursfiay returning | on return Thursday morning.

iiome from a business trip East.-li. ' ---

. The' West

ern _Guardran

-I1' PAY! to buy In this Province

-IT PAYS T0 BUY THE BEST

PAINTS. That means Brandham Henderson paints. Sold at Stiong’s.

- 1020,6.1t'>M2

-sPEc|A~L week END BAR!

GAINS at Strong’s on Saturday and Monday. Don't miss them.

1020.6.15M2i

-HARDWALL PLASTEFL- Fresh

stock; best prices. Order from Hol- man’s, Sumnierside.

1014.6,15ME1i

-SHOE DRESSINGS.-A full line

of dressings for White Kid and Canvas

--- ~ | --Mr. and Mrs. William l.owther`Shoes now in stock. SINCLAIR &

-Mr. William Hrunder, Summer- and Mrs. Dr. Lowther and son Ken-`

STEWART. LIMITED.

side, is spending a few days with iieth arrived in Sunimerside Salurdayi 999-6-15M2iE1i.

friends- in Victoria.-V. ievening from Edmotnon, Alta.. to

-1- .spend the summer with relatives in

-liliss Ernie Ml-Kenny of Toronto' Redeoue, Carleton und Capo Traverse.

who accompaiiletl the remains of thc.'I`heir many friends are delighted to late Lyndley M. Ferguson to his'have them 'in tliir midst again.

W-7.1. #3 _ _B *_ I

A PROGRAMME Horse Races

_ __0N_.

Wednesday, August 8th

1917, at _

The Summerside Driving Park, Sunmerside, P.E.I.

$700.00 IN PREMIUMS $700.00

Entriesclose in stakes June 25th. In other class August 4th, 1917.

I. Free-ior~all Clan, Trot and Pace, Pune .. _...$300 2. 2.25 Clan, Trot and Pace, (Stake) “ 200 13.' 4-Year'-old Cls`ss,TroI&'Pacc"‘ “ 200

The ,Summerside Driving Park Co. CREELMAN MMARTHUR, l’re|’t. J. A. ARNETT, Sec'y-Treat.

S79,6,8M fri, tu, S wed. 41. . _

Pl _ W' _ i W* *_ -W1).

Banner Seed Oats

Another Carlopd (1050 Bushels) -

Just received extra choice clean stock. We are selling

them at the low price of $1.25 per bushel, Farmers are advised to get some of these Oats for Seed Stock it will pay well to do so. I

A ARRIVED

600 Bags Oil Cake Meal [Fresh Stock] 500 Bags Bran 400 Bags Craked Corn and Cornmeal 350 Bags Middlings

EXPECTED SOON

10 Tons Binder Twine “Greensheaf” 50.000 Strawberry Boxes

-We have also in stock-

“Beaver” Flour in Bbls and Bags Berger’s Pure Paris Green (Tins)

Several Cars of Choice Hay

all at lowest wholesale prices.

Carter & Co. Ltd.

Queen St. Feed and Grain Warehouse iii

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Honsij. nacns

Monday, July 2nd, 1917

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Tlie Siumnersitle Driving Park,

Summerside, P. E. I. - '

IN PREMIUMS $700.22

Entries close June 26th, I917

PROGRAMME

Free‘for-all _Trot & l`ace, Mile Heats, Purse. .$300.00 2.25 Class, Pace, Half-mile Heats, Purse . . . .$250.00

3. 2.40 Glass, Trot, H:i,lf,-,mile Heats, Purse ,. . . ._$15,_0.0_0

The Bummerside Driving Park' Co. msrnm n.¢Annmn,rf..'¢ ir. Annan, s.¢',- .

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-SINCLAIR &. STEWART, LTD.,

are showing a. nice assortment of men`s straw and chip hats in' new and staple shapes. See them.

999-6-15M2iE1i.

-NEW LONDON.- Rev. E. Lock-

heart, B.A.. will conduct services on Sunday June 17th at New London at 11 a. m. and at Long River at 2.30 p.1n.

-KENSINGTON IIMPROVEMENTS -Kensington has a progressive May- or and town council. Much municipal improvement is projected and in oper- ation, principally in the line oi’ good sidewalks and streets. Mr. Will Suth- erdand who pu; in the cement side- walks last year, -and who had much experience in cement work in Port- land Maine. has been re-engaged by the town to do the cement, work for the coming summer.--K. '

-HORSE NOTE.-There are sever-

al nice horses now undergoing training at the Summerside race track, where the trainers have been active for se- veral weeks. Princess Etta is again back to her old form and working fine. Sister Patch is'also in good condition and waiting for the bell. Mr. Steele has other fast ones and working them to advantage. Prof. Rockford has been at the track for some time, ln his stable is Baron lilgh- hall and two of his colts. which are real handsome, one especially owned by Mr. Joseph Alley Perry of Palmer Road, is worthy of 'special mention. this colt is by the Baron damn by Al- mont Wilkes. Mr. Rockford has also the black stallion Kerwin Hal. 2.131/4 but the writer does not _know much about him. the animal. however. look very oily and slippery. as he wears n

this horse is also 'waiting for the bel to ring. Mr. John P. Smith, Kinko ra, w-as out to the track on Thursday afternoon looking over his horses. Mr. Smith still wears that pleasant smile when you talk horse to him.- H. '

WESTERN PE[}S0|ll\LS

~Mrs, Percy MscMiihon of Mon-

cton, is visiting at Kensiiigtoii.-li.

-Mr. E. H. Wrlglit, Victoria, left

Tuesday to attend the Methodist Conference held this week in Monc- ton, N, B.-V.

-Rev. Geo. Morris, Pastor of 'Tryon

Methodist Circuit. left Monday eh route to Moncton, N. B. to attend the ' Conference.-V.

y-Messrs John E. Yeo, Northam

and' Lemuel Hayden Elmsdalo were phssengers West on Thursday even- .\ng.--H.

A SPLENIE2 TRIBUTE

The following splendid tribute from

Doctor Andrew MacPhail, who is so eminently fitted to judge character, to the late Lieutenant Spurgeon lilac- Kcnzie, fully sizes up the life and qualities of this gallant young omcer. Here is the letter from the doctor to Mr. Justice Fitzgerald:

B. E. F., 18th May, 1917.

Dear Fitzgerald.-

I have to say that my young friend

Lieutenant C. S. Mar-.Kenzle is kill- ed. i have no further particulars. as he was- not at the time in my' division. For nearly two years he was in my company and I came to know him well as one gets to know a man at the front. He was ii good soldier.

,sense. honest. faithful, diligent, pa- tient. trustworthy, brave. By men and officers he was respected and beloved. Since he took a commission ,tl have not seen much of him. but l (hear that' he coijtinued to display "those qual-ities which endeared him to us. He had a linppy life: now he has,an honorable death. There is ‘nothing to lament. In this war es- pecially ono is inclined to say “Blessed are thp dead." As I write 1 am remindiad that the first day I went In the trenches. lt was he who was with nie. l hope when you seo

my sympathy.

' Ever yours faithfully.

ANDREW MACPHAIL.

Unusual Cut Glass _

f'-Values

'lf you wont to lee some cut-

glnss values that are away out nt the ordinary. both for price and quality. call in and sea the line we are offering here- now.

Our window laivel I

idea of the qiinllty- but' 0 best samples are inside. Call III. ¢» \>, _‘, _ 'y

‘ '~~"'wn»yua¢

.12

-GARDEN HOES. fishing tackle.

at special prices at Qronlfs.

1020,ti,15M2l

-MR. W. K. MeQOUGAN in Guar-

Iien representative in Bummerside.

4950-3-2ZM3i

-NIILLINERV.-For best prices

on Summer Millinery, see Sinclair &

Stewart, Limited. 99964i~)15M2iE1l.`

-MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS at

prices that will surprise you. They are away down at Strong's.

- 1020,6,l5M2l

, --HEADWEAR.-Your summer hat is here at lower prices than else- where, See our Milllnery staff today. SINCLAIR & STEWART, LlM~l’l'~ED.

999-6-15M2iE1l.

-SHEEP DlP.- Package sufficient

to make 25 gallons- Cooper brand. Weight for mailing 3 lbs. Price 50c. Mail yr/ur _ orders to HOLMAN’S, Summerside. 976-6~14M2iE1i.

-LADIES' CORDUROY AUTO,

COATS, water-proofed; colors green or brown, very stylish. comfort-f able and durable. Each $18.00. n.'r.| HOLMAN, LIMITED, Summerside.

976-6-14M2iE'2i.

-MARKETS.- The following are the market quotations for Friday! lastz- Black oats 95c; white oats 31c; caliakrlns 22c; dairy hutter_38c;' crde.mery` bu'tte_r 41.<'; hiides 194'; straw pressed $10; pork 16 to lSc. Washed wool' 60c; unwashed wool 450.-H.

SI. PeIer’;i_liay R.C.S.¥

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Still keep up their great help tori

our brave sildiierg and in answer to an appeal from Capt. Plummer to the Prtwident the following amount was collected which shows the people-are Patriotic and willing to :iid those who

are fighting for our Rights

Collected by Mrs. R. Hansen: Mr.

A. D. McEwen, $5; Mr, R. Kaneen. $2: Mrs. R. Kaneen, $1; Mrs. R. Bat- tersby, $1; Mrs. Havelock Sanderson, $1; Miss Melvlna Sanderson, $5; Miss Ca'n'ie Sanderson, $2; Mr. John McEwen, 75c; Mrs, li. James. $1' Mrs-. John Partridge. $1; Mr's'.'"'Jt\*a~i=-- lace James, $1; Mrs. Allbert James, $1; Mrs. Samuel Rapson, $1; Mrs.

S Solomon Rapson, $1; Mi. John l"_\'lte. 0 504:; Mrs. Lewis J. Moore, $1; Mrs.

June Sale of

1 . . ' -

cH|LDREN’s COAT

In She herd Check, Navy, Copen and Red with

colored cufi; and collars, only a few of-each size, from ages 2 to 14.years. Price $2.98 and $3.98.

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_ LADIES’ wAisT SHOP \-_-

` Crepe de Cliene Waists New Sport BLOUSES

An odd line of Ladies' Crepe de chene Ladies' new figured Sport Blouses with

Waists in white, flesh, brown and green in large Collar, long sleeves; also plain white Qdd sizes 2' - voiie Blouses f \

lliegular $5.75 for 3.98 1 » _ _» . I

“ 4.50 “ 2.98 Price 1.75 1.98

Specials in WHITE WEAR

Nightgowns, pull over style, price 69,89. Envelope Chemise, 1.00, 125, 1.50.

98, $1.10. " Combinations, 1.25, _1.35. _ _

Corset Covers, 19, 29, 39, 55c.. Another line of Ladies' White Skirts, better Drawers, 28, 38, 59c. _ quality, with deep embroidery underfrill, Underskirts, good quality $1.25. Price 1.65, 2.25, 3.50. _ ~

Select Your New SportHat

NEW SUMME it ' _.;_-BRA_SSlERES ___

Just arrived a new line of Summer Brassierts in the

,-(gg-mg but the pmfessm. Hays, that Alex Cobb, $1;' Mrs. Geo. Cobb. 25c.

;Mrs. D. Mcliean. 500; Mr. C, Qu":ly, ‘,$i;Mi‘s.M.McLeod, 40c; Mrs.. Wn`lace

and that means he was good in eve'ry"1015-

his people you will assure them oi’__

1 ssc, ics

1 Collected by Mrs. A. E, Sampson:

Mrs. G. R. Sanderson. $1; Miss- Jane Sanderson, $1; Mrs. Bruce H:iy1ien,‘ 50s; Mrs. Charles Sanderson, $1;- Miss \Lyle Sanderson, 501:; Mr. Arthur. Sanderson, $1; Mr, Ashley McEwen,” $1; Mr. E. C. Duke. 50c; Mrs. Ernest' Sanderson, 50c; Mrs. H. Anderson.l xi; Miss Cai-.01 simpson, si; iviissl Berth And`erso 50c' Mrs. N. J Mc-'

Mcharen, 25c; M-rs. Duncan'McLnien, 250; Mrs. R. G. Woodruff, $1; Mrs. John K. Simmons, $1; Mr. Andrew Simmons, $2; Mrs., Robert McKenzie, 22c; Mrs. John W. Simmons, $1; Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, $1; `lVlrs. Albert Mc- Kenzie, 50c; Mrs. H, J. Anderson, $2; Mr. W. D. McLaren, $1; Mr. Alex An< derson. $1; Mrs. Milton McLaren, $2; Mrs. Davis McLaren, $1; Mrs. Levi McLaren, 50c; Mrs. Oliver Anderson. $1; Mrs. A. E. Simpson, $1; Mrs. M. E, Davison, $1; Mrs. G. S. Partirltlge. 50c;.

Collected by Mrs. Geo. Coffin: Mr.

Geo. Coffin, $2; Mr. G. Balderson, $2; Mr, C. E. Pratt, $2; Dr. R. D. M<|Lau- ghlan, $2; Mrs. H. E. McEwen. $1;

Down, 50c; Mi;‘Gavln Walker. 500, Mr. M. Wnye, $1; Mrs. M. Wai es. $1; Mr. C. Ways. $1; Mrs. l{. llatii'-iiy, 50c; Rev. J. M. McLeod. $1; Mrs. Pope, 500; Mr. David Anderson. $2; Mr. Neil McKay. 50c; Mr. fl. t". San- derson. $1;Mi-as Myrtle Pri-‘l, $1;Mrs. Chester Pratt, $1; Mrs. l". Vanlrler- stlne, 501'; Mr, Llstock A-rulersoii, $1;

Eighty dollars of this 1o"c<‘ilon has

been i‘orwarded to Capt. Pluininor t.o be used in buying comfortsi for our (Iunadian soldiers. Eirhty five cents comnilsc-ioii for the forwardivng of the money also three. dollars for publish- ing the list in Patriot and Guardl-in _leaving ii halanfc of three dollars and tblrtv seven wuts in the treasury.

CLEMISE HIE lL000

ANDJVUID DISEASE

Wlieadyour blood in impure, weak,

thin an dehilitatled, your. system becomes susceptible to my or all

'“'ii""°" is ai in pai .ns

ntl our o eon on. Hoogh Saruplrilla note directly

and peculiarly on thoblood-it pun- fles. enriches and revitllizeo it and 'builds np the whole system.

Hood 's Sarsaperilla hu stood the mt of forty yearn.; Get it today. lt is nm to help you. ,_ __

sxcaar c -

We have recently had the privllmi

of visiting the ofhole of some of moot upon Optioiaal in Cattlda. We have studied their method: tx leon them practically. domonstra

at it is 9.110% of lrltlfloation fable tu'-My t the service

are giving nr patrons. we belle, ie Q to la£uto that obtainable lb the thi-86| ee.

We solicit you patronele. , -

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Ewen, $1;Mrs. A. Hyndman, $1; Mi-.I .

J. B. McEwen, $1; Mr. Geo, McEwen, '

gl; Mrs. Wm. Sutherland, $2; Mr.

owsrd McEwen. $1; Mrs. D. Docher- _

ty, 20c Mr, Crawford Hayden, 250; 3 W 5 I ,Mr. ivan Anderson, 25c; Mrs. Wm. ' ' "”"'

Opficlnn _

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new Gossard Style, made of good quality net, with straps over shoulder. Price 60c and $1.25 '

Prowseessss -Ltd,

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Help the Red Cross!

To thc presitlciits and st-4‘i'etai'ivs

of ilio tliii`ereni lwaiiclics of the Red

Cross Society in the sui'|'ountIing ills-

frit-s:_ \\'c desire and urge you to

co-o|n\|'aic with our bi'uiu~l\ iii liclp-

ing to iiicrensc thc general funil of

, the Itcd (‘ross Society by availing*

_voiirsclvcs of the opportunity of’l`c|'c1l

through the patriot-lc stand taken 111- ,..

I The Estate James Kennedy

in their y

Special Mid-Suiiliiieg Millinery Sale

-Tuesday, June 19th, and ending Saturday, June 23rd.

Do not forget the dates

t (SIGNED) Mrs. Dr. E. G. Gillis, Pres.,

. ° . Mrs. W. H. Darrach, Sec.;

- Kensington Branch Red Cross Society. ,

We will donate to the Rod Cross Society lfi

per cent or the totul Mllllnt-.|'_\' salon marie during

tho shove dates.

Odr mason for doing this is that we consi-

der this society one of the most beneficial brim- chcs of service in the prosecution oi' this wnr.

Because we know that on account of the extra- \‘-< ' m6|.V hnd_ weather the Ladies have been putting ~‘

` M_.___’ off the buying of their hats until it looks more `

‘ ~ . i » “ like Summer. Hy buying during the above slate

' - ' you will , he Providing more funds for n ,

branch of tho society which the Lsdios have il

been helping nohly for the past three yours.

_ We lmvo hm-.ii making nrepimitions for some

time. and have just received a partic\||m~|y M. tractive assortment of new hats for Ladies, ,Mite _ ses and (ihildren.

Bring your friends: everybody most cordial- ll1Vll.6d. 3. 4. _ A

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Buys the Best Procurable'

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