every day and night.

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CANADIAN

Montreal

lights a

NATIONAL

Toronto

tire; finding lost articles _ are à dozen uses for an Eveready Flashbght

will show non—

ALONG dark patins outdoors; down cellar; in the clothes closet; fixing a punctured

in the dark; there

EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS

('9’ BATTERIES

The new Eveready Unit Cell

ä t

nus WESTERN CuliRiiuN

sHOP min Holman’n Caillot. hüä

——A88I8TANT. -—Amonz thon who todk part in the 'Drosram in the second recitai at 'Mount Allioon Ladios' Collage. on Mondes. were Miss Gladys styles. Mberton, manne solo. and Miss Dorothy McArtiiun'. Summerside, rondins.

-—FOR SALE—Sommer cottage For particulan, write Box m. Summers‘do.

—P. O. CONVENIENCEs.—- For the convenience oi' peuple leavlng on the eariy train, the outside doors ot the post omce will be open at 6 asm. untll the lst o! Novemher.

—ON THEIR HONEYMOONv Mr Walter Grlifnor; o! Manchestar, N. 01.. srrived Thursday last with nia bride. a former Sommerslda lady, lMiss Gartie Gallant. daughter or Mr. and lMirs. John J. Gallaut. Mr. and Mrs. Griltnor will spend two weeks visiting. in Summerslde. and the wesiern section o! thc Island.

—PRODUCE LADEN. ‘The schr

J. H. Emest. Capt. G-rady. is tall-

ing on board a cargo oi potstoes

for the port or .Sydney, C. B., and

wil lihen reload conl for thls port. H

-—K. 0P c. ENTERTAIN. — A very enioyable antertainment ‘ was hald at tire Raisins 'oi' Columbus Home, Summerslde. on Thursday

-—POLICE GOURT.—— A youn; man nrresied on iSuuday appenred for trinl on Monday inorning. lcbarged with driving an auto iwbile drunk. lie confesser! and mem‘bers ot tlie 'Stata Council. An iiudgment was reserved tlll Sat. address was del‘ivered by Dr. Mc- .urday_ H Milian, State Depnty. and remarks

lby .Rev. Mgr. 'MoLean, V.G., and 'Rev. J. J. McDonald, alter wlnicii a good musical program was glven

—8EcOND OFFENCE.——A Sum-

evening in horten- ol‘ the visitlng

‘ Ÿ rown amples.

0l Montreal Now litre Wonderinl

la the verdict of ail concern- lng thio won- darful». man's abliitiea. No

Prof. Eldridge

rhatter how unhappy or Icrrowfu'

—Mrs. Martin Kehoe. North Try- on, was a visiter haro flill voek. H l '

l

—Rev. J. C. MdLean. or Souris. was a weleome 'vlaitor to Sommer- side, on Thursday last.

i—‘Rev. John A. MlDonald, Dr. ‘ Monaghen. and Fathar Harrill. were visitera rto Summeraide Saturday.

——Messrs Kenneth Giilis, Sham- rock, and William McDouald, Cier< mont. were anions tue fermera who were in town on Monday.

——'l‘he irlends o! Mr. and Mrs. A. Arsenauit. Summerside, deeply sympathize with them in the deatn on Tuesdny last oi their two month old son. il

—‘iMr. John A. Smallman. Sum- mersido, loft Saturday mornlng l’or Woliville. N. 8.. to attend a meet- ing or the Bonrd et Governors, oi Acadia University.

‘—I

and Blood r, -

SEEKiNG (nana anouno une une. "un". Larrgn.

Il: îs a tact. proven by thonaandl oi ior tbe relie! gramnt letters that Hood'a 91m6 and dyapepti parills ia mmarkably benefloiai l w young or older women. ' »

Tire most commun aliments o! wotnen drain and weaken tbo system and sometimes reault in anemia, ner- vous waaknesa, generai_break-down.

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ALL

o yomen. .

Wutboro. Cirloton 00.. Ont;

a . Match 14. 1m. '..

'My roman-table chance trom ., doolininfil and dis?!) son t; t aâtot {sa h and strength

as ro a ont l . .' lien. by‘ oœ's‘gälapà‘âln.‘ b. m “My Walght Ran Down . m 160 to 108 lbs. in two you.

“I .ooasnlted 'thliolans. w'ho trented m0 without banane. I wan told I had liver troubles. and en. larged a Ïl‘een.

“Some ing I rend about Hou ' Snrsaparilia. tbo atrala'htirorwngèl way in whlch itu story wao told lnduced me to try thia medioine.’

"lt wao evldent somethlng must be done t0 stop the loss ot flash and strength. I could not walk a quarter o! a mile nor aween tira floor. After enting I would have

—4Mrrs. Charles Muttart. formorll’

ing in Winnipeg. is in Summerslde.

ol Union Corner. nnd recently ilv l

is the handiest fiashlight bat-

tery made. nd lasts longer.

Winnipeg

merside boy. wlio was recentiy re- - n leased from jail alter servlng a It‘ EWGS brlght term for tbei’t. was again arrested

A]- on Thursday charged with atealing U - {irom one oi tbe local .butcher allons. WayS keep eXtra. nlt Elle will anneau ibetore Stipendiary

Cells in a convenient ’Wyatt in trie ronce court on sm- place—they keep your “"1” mm "g'

fiashlight alive, al- ways ready for use.

Go to any electrical, hardware, drug, or sport- ing goodsv store for Eveready Flashlights and Batteries.

CARBON C0., LIMITED

Vancouver

——SHIPPING The schr. Whiie iBrd, Capt. Jerrewa. was ln port on Frldny and alter discharglng n cargo et sait. claered ter Tntnmn- gauche. N. B., to lond lumber for here. Tbe sclir. Western Prince. Capt. 'Maroncy, was here on Sai' urday with a cnrgo of lumber. m: Capt. will lond will: produce le; the return trip in Buctouche. H

—INTERESTIING VISITOR. -- Mrs. A. G. iliardlng, of the Canada. Stiu‘cb 00.. Monireal, bas l'or th pnst two weeks, “bellig‘ conductlng a l'rcc domonstration oi Mazela. Il. ’l‘. 'Hciman’s, Ltd., Summerslden

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where slic has met with good suc- cess. Tbe samples tliat the llttlo

Aibaney, P

4- u, mœWnW

'l‘hc Dclaney Ce. . E. l.

After three months steady use not a single one of tlleir custom-

lady gave out were oi‘ great variety and nll appetiting. on rosnlts oi the famous salad and cooking oil, and the lieusewives iound lier talble a centre et attraction. Mrs. Harding leaves on Monday' for Charlotte- iown t0 continuo her demonshra- ti‘on‘in that city tor tlic coming. three weelrs.

—“A PAIR OF 5|XES," a iliree aet comedy farce by Edward Peple and 'pl‘osellted -by the Monnt Alli- son Dramatie Club at Happyiand 'I‘lieatnre wns a decided success. 'l‘liera was a good attendance, and the work oi the students was weli carried ont, and eacli and every

ei's has reg‘isterecl a COll’lplainÎ/ymem‘ber or me cas: are deserving

against Stiiioco Motor Oil. This is the almost invariable ex-

perience.

of praise. ‘Between the acts the audience were entertained by Miss Kathryn Thompson, in a. weli ren- dered vocal solo. whlch was beart- - - ily encored, also by Miss Sliuliz in Wlth the l‘lg‘ht type Of'a vlolln eeloctlon, which also re— coivod hearty applausc, She aise

Sunoco in your crankcase you will:havlng ,0 ,esmd u, an me...

be free frein congealed oil troub-

les, scored beanngs.

MISLANDER DEAD.—All who knew Mr. Dcugias 'Hankness, a tor- mem residcnt oi Snmmerside, will regret to hear of his death, which

recenlly in New ‘Hamp-

cylinders, burned out

Drain your crank casel

Olf pl'esent 'thinned ont: diliylgfiîïäreglie late'Mr. Harknoss serv- 011 and refiu “71th Sunoco and en-|e(l overseas with the United istams

joy the acme of (li'iving‘ satisfac-im

tien.

SUNOCO

Motor

Bauld Bros., Ltd.

forces. .l—ie was sevelrely wounded action and had spent rmost ot tiie time aince bis retum in a sani- iorlum, where he had undergone several operations. He passed away from ‘heart tailure whlle under tbe last one. and was ‘buiried with imil‘i- lary lionors. Besides his mother, tliero are leii -to mourn' four sintera, iMrs. Wm. Johnson, ‘New Yonk; iMrs. Wm. lPhilll‘ps. iSomerville, Mass.; zMrs. 1P. J. Dunn. .Bnlghton, -Mass.; Mrs. Robert Hofiel, ‘Summer-

Oil Halifax

Distributors side; alao two brotbers, Messrs. John Harkness. ot .Summerside, and William Harkness. or Amherst, M— V. _-_ N's'

iHINBE Tilt SIINI] HY IIIIES

‘i’ARJ‘S, Mny 29.—Frnnce dues not wlsli t0 abzindun ber Allies, duit sbe will uot permit tbe vnnquislled t0 become iillOI'O powerlul lhzin tlie victors, M. clament-oui], Frnnr-e’s war premier, declnred in au imi— promplu speech delivercd last

WARNING!

Say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin.

Uniess you sec the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are noi geiting Aspirin at ail. Why take chances?

—SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAV AT SUMMERSIDE. -— On Wednosday al’lernonn. iMay 24th, a very success— ful li‘ield Day was held 'under tiic auspices oi’ the li’rince County Y. M)C.A., ai. the Summerside ‘T‘rottlng 'Panlr. Tbo day wns exceptionally i'zwornjble, and as a result a goodly

:5 . .. “d . nigiil. lit n banquet alter ibe un-- voiling ni tbe monument at Neutes to (L‘iti'Ili'l‘S and students who iell in lbe 'war.

"Wc will not abandon our' allies. On the conirary, wo deslre to re- mnin united with thom," .M. iCiemn rnceau snid. “However, ‘Wc demand nummr 0! boys "0m 50m0 or me a ‘lil.ile justice in our heliall. and ïäfälægîsxlrîgdwclxlggiîoflo wa slizili not forget tho assistance paflàmnmly won remesemmL Ow. wbicii was given. ‘Nor sball Weling t0 a rntbcr backwnrd senson [omet Dm dm); mm .we ask mm the ’boys have not had thc sameop' on lilOi‘l‘ side lliey understand lhey Ifofi'unny i0? training as they had do not accuse ns ot ulterior mo- ‘fiîoîägumfgsää ‘thfiïgeg lives." gond as thcy wouid otherwise have ibecn. Tho number et entrics was also considerabiy smaller on that acoonnt. There were in ail 1'52 en— irios, 03 ni whicb were tram out- slde (il 'Snlmmersidc.

'l‘ho winnors in tlie diiierent ev- enis were as iollows:

Ages 12 to 14 Inclusive. linnning Broad Jump—l, Jnimes Brnom, ,Alberion; 2, George Dishop, Summersido; 3, W‘illie ‘Cnrmeron, Allier-ton. Distance, 121't.. 71/; lus.

00 Yard Dash—I. George .Blshop, Summerside; 2. Herman Lewis. Al- :bcrton; 3, IReg. Johnston, Sommer- siile. Time, 0 215 secs.

100 Yard Dash—l, Geo. Gailant, Swmzmerside; 2, Gco. mshop, ‘Sum- vmerslde; 3, Reg. Johnston. Suim- merslde Tlme, 13 3.5 secs.

Runnlng i—l‘igh Jumlp—l. Cllfiord Montgomery, iSummerside‘. 2, Wrm. Morrison, Summerside: 3. Orvllle Darrach, Kenslngton. iHeight, 3 it.

Agu 15 ta 18, Inclusive. vRunnlng Broad Jump—l. Harold

tollowed -by retreahments and dance.

Miscouche was sentenced,‘ Saturday morning betore 'Stipendlary Wyatt, ut Summerslde police court to ail costs and suspendlng his license tor drlvlng an auto for Two' boys (or damaging a garden in t'ie westend ot tlie town was ilned 85.00 and costs'.

Chni‘icitetown [or spned limit‘ \vas up. tbe charge, and ‘was iinod 820.00 and costs. James Merril, for thiev-

witliout a fine.

e not to be cmumended for tileir pro

a! dumps. lic’ dumps, and the cost oi’

8% lns. i

Acccpt only an “unbroken package" of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," whîch coniains directions and dose worked out by physiciens during 22 years and proved safe hy millions for

Colds Headache Rheumatism t r .Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain

Baud! “Bayer” boxes cf l! tabletI—Aîso hottles cf 24 and 100—Magie“.

M n Il un (rada mark ("ri-tend in Canada) ol Bayor Manufacture or Mono- acctlcaoldmar o! Sallcyllcacid. Whlle lt la well known chat Aaplrln mon. Bayer munit-mure, tu a t tho publia anion imitations, nie Tableta o! Bayer comparu yin b. amped wlih thalr genou! crldc mark, (ne "Bayer Cross,"

Johnston, Sommer-aide; 2. 'Raiph 'McAleer, summerside; 3. Nelson Johnaton, ISummerrslde. Distance,

15 it., 11% in‘s.

100 Yard Daah—l, Hnrold John- slon, Summarslde: 2, vNalson John- ston, Summarslde: 3, Ralph 'Mc- Aleer. Summerslde. Time 12 1-5. 220 Yard Duh—l, Harold John- stou, rSuvmmerslde; 2. Nelson John- ston. Bummenslde; 3. Ralph Mc- Aleer, 'Summerslde. 'l‘lme 28 3.5. 1 Mille Bicycle Race—l, mrauk Purdy, Arborton: z, Ray Morrlson. ISummorslde: 8. 0:31:30 l":"., Al- iberton. frime, 4 glouton. 4_______

I -—-POL|CE COURT-4 A party. irom

slxty days .

A party rron. breakirr tbe Ho cuniesscd

ing. was glven six montlis in jnil

—-CLEANLINESS WANTED. —— Certain ('itlzeus ot’ Sunnnersideure

i'crence l'or their batik yards as Summcrsrlde bas two pub— loads bauled tliere is small. iCleanlineSS in a town is n distinct asset, and a town cun never be clenn so long os bock yards are littercd with ail sorts ol’ rub’blsb. Thcl'e is a by- iaw c‘ovciring tbls, but it “'(blll’l bc belier il nll citizens ioolt suiiioient pride in the cleunilncss oî thelr premises t0 luike up tliis matter vol. untnrily.

——REMAINS IDENTIFIED— Mr. Joseph Sergent and bis son, ol

wherc shc will spc'ïl ruree mouths

lmmedl-tely ho con visiting triends.

you may b9.

piness, and your heart’s doslra. lf you are seeklng the abaolute truth concerning any and ail maitera; if you doubt about anythino or any. body, and undeclded as to what ls best to do. oonsult thia marvolous psychologist and phrenologlst. Hours 1 tu B p. m. Private parlera. Low ieo for ladies, 51.00 and 52.00.

——<’Mr. James Sergent.

vSnturday. on his way to Tignisi. t0 enduire in the body whlcil was of Pro; Pond, and bnrried ut nbove place recently.

-—JDr. A. W. Laird, oi’ Summer- aide. has rei-urned home from Tir. ronto. whem he nttendod tlie joint meeting ol‘ 'thc Canadien and On-

Wiii ba here this wueky il 15a tarlu Dental Association.

Prince Strcet.

'-—d\l.r. l’. 1C. Gallnnt, Suinmco sldc, lnnded on Fridny lnst. not- withsinnding tlic licnvy norib cnst gains. ovcr rirly bnrri‘ls oi’ horring. ibis bcinp. thn i‘lrst cnivh oi’ nny results tliis season.

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—RE‘PAIR STATION-.A sur load of plnnk .is on tbn sldo trnck et Smnniersidc and il. is unilersioud tlint n new pliiuk wulk will be en eL'icd ni tliu Snnlmcrsiilo lit-pot in tbe ncar future.

—Mr. Ralpli Silllphaui. Sommei- aide hns returnr‘d frnni Mnunt Ai- llson Coliege, Snclwillc. wliere lie pnssed his exoms with honors. ’Rnlph is a son 0l oui‘ csiemned, butcbor, Mr. Levl Sliliplinnt. Cen irai Sii'eci. ' .

——FARM CHANGING HANDSu Mr. WVillium ‘l.lvwolnn‘. Summcrsido purcbnsed irom iMr. Levi .Silllpliant lnsL Sninrday lbo inrui lmoium us tlie Wm. Siuall pl‘opcrly, locatod m tue Pope llond, it la underslnod ithilt Mr. Siillphunt recoivod n gond sum for ibis property, oi \vllicb is nn idcle locution. v

W “'ES'l‘ER-N PERSON A LS

—iMr. W.D. Mchill roturnnd m Summm‘side lusl weok irom ('lli’fi' ir-r, N.S., whnre ho vhnd becn spcnd lus: an oninyzlble nlul well enrnoil six mnnths leave, nnd bus resuniod tim oiliiorlal charge ol‘ tire Journal

L‘ampbeilton, N. 13.. nrrived in Sum. nim‘side, .Monday morning bu thelr way irom Tignisli. wbcre they were viewlng the body wliicli was wash' ed ashore at Frog l’ond and whicii wns ihurlcd in Tignish about two “'celra ngo. The body was exhum-

Attorney Genernl. iBy marks on ilie hody (and by tiie clothing Mr. Sur-gent hall no difli culty in ldentil’ying tlie body as timt oi liis son George ’li. wlio be- cnme mssing on Noveiuber 2.1, wvhilc out on a sbooting trip. 'l‘he decea‘scd was 38 ycors ci‘ nge and unmzlrricd. Tire body wns forwar- ded to ‘(Inmpbellton nnd as there bas boen saine suspicion of foul plny un n‘utopsy will. be beld. Mr. Sergent exprossed liis gratitude il) ilie people ni Tignisli wllo extendcd evcry possible kindness and assist- ance in his sari mission.

-—DRAMA WELIL ‘GIVEvN.—Tbo 5-act comedy drama “Country Min— ister," staged in the Nortli IBedeque Hall on April 25. iby the Nortli Bed- eque IDramntic iCiub. was a pro- nounced success i'rom evory stand- poini. ‘The dliîereni. characters Were weli chosen and the aciing et tlie actresees and aciers more like professionals than amateurs. Mr. Brewer rWaugb, as ‘Rev. Rolph Underwood. piayed the part oithe hero exceptionnlliy well. Mr. Wallle Hogg as Gregory Heatii dlsplayed good act'lng in the role et tbe vil- lain. iPreston iB‘owness, as Timoiliy Hodd and Jimimie Clnrk as ‘Dcnuon :Paiten ‘kepl. the audience in mars 0l laughier ut ibeir efforts in se.w cuire tho bund ot Jerusbu .Innc, tile postmistross, whlcll part was s-plcn- didiy tnken by Miss Jess‘io IClmik. nMs. Brewer Waugh, as Hclen Jlur» lelgb played tbe role oi the horo- lne in a very pieaslng mariner. Lawson MoMurdo. as Pandoe. u scoundirei, acied bis pari so wcil tbnt lie ovoked repealed applnuse from liho audience. Miss Jennie McMurdo es “ilmay”, n fresh air kid wns very nmuaing in lier dii'iemnt trials. and acied ber part splendid- ly4 Miss ‘Lena Bowness too‘k lhe part 0l an old lady wiih iremarimhle ablllty. Mesars. Norman and Ro- Ibert Waugh as Tom Sparrow and William Henry, kept tbe iun golng by their witty speeches and occa- sionai ,qnarreis, while .Mlss Elma Leturgey as vFanny the imam. look- ed very smart and acted lier part ilne. Tlle speclaltles were ni liigh order and censisted et vocal solos liy M-r. Preston Bowness and Mr. Norman Wnugli, also vil/'12. selon- tions by Mr. Preston Ilowness. Mrs. Brewcr rWnupzh being accom- panist for the evening.

Sold

Li n lmellt l'hynlolnna

Mlnnrd'n b,

FRESH

Bluo Blrd Tca la by far the 1ans“ nolling tu. sa it l. the iranien: in the shop. tho ire-Mat In tha

Ûâiitdÿèa

' living: iinpiiincsa' "

ed on Sunday 'oy permission oi me: certain

er. Micbnnl Former nf Kinv

and Agriculturist, Summersldc. nom, wns in town on Snturday. ' H

wMessrs Angus McDonnld and

John iinllorun, Brndiord, Lot 28. were in town this wee-lr. il er. George Ensler, Kcnsing—

ton, wns n visiter [o Summcrside Salur'iay.

Use “Tiz” For Sore, Tired, Aching' Feeti

i Ail! wilat relief. N0 more iiredl î'cet; no more humin;r l'eet, swnlieaLË |bnd smellinlz, swonty l'oet. No nlore’ ipain in corne, cnllouscs or boulons. i o maticr ' Ï ‘Wlifli nils your l ”‘ leet or wlint limier ilie sun you’ve triod wlthout get- tlng relief, just use “TlZ.”

“'DIZ” draws out. ail tne poisonous ex udntlons whic’n pnif up tue ieet; “le" is magical; grand; "TIZ" will cure Itroubles vso you'll never limp or draw up your l'nce in pain. Your shocs won't seein tight and your teet will nevcr, never liui't or gct sore, swoolen or lired.

Get n box ni. nny drng or depalri- mont store, and net relief ‘lor n iuw cents.

MW. ___.__.__.——.

Jfiowers

BRIDES

.JZËèé/Jzyyesfzbnfirfiaï eÆ/zbesÿ’ä’d’”

A mond Ware "TlZ" is

your foot Iovely afternoon t

surprise. Imagine secs . the sparkling

Don’t be satisfi Œitchen shower. shower or a Pearl s

Chesterflelds—A splendid oholce at ciosely markcd prlce'n. BEER à WEEKS

Slmmons Bedo and Mattresaea. ail qualifies In stock at ioweat priccs.

BEER a WEEKS nearest dealer and

One will give a ke boiler, another a

Our 39.90 apeoial layer fait Mat- trasa la a ,dandy value. Sec lt. Was 318.00 I’aat yaar.

BEER d. WEEKB > I O C Relrlneratora from 512.75 up. happler glrl' Splendld aelectlon to ohooso from.

Hammocka complote with strana and canopy or aold separately. Loweat pricol.

BEER a WEEKS

Oak and Walnut Dlnning Roorn Suites—Soc them—They’ro lovely. BEER a WEEKB

Roed Eurnlture in Chairs, Rock-

brlng you Joy, iuck, mari-lace. haP- . of New‘ Brunswlck, was in Summorsldo oln amies m. ovcmœked min] y find

LESS her hearti Ware shower. Get together some

that happy day. Give her a wonderiul

SM’Pa' mWARE

"A Faca cf Porcelnin and A Heart of Sial"

have a complete set of sanitary, long- lastmg, beautiful cool-ring utensils.

. Every good hardware man sells either Diamond Ware or Pearl Ware. See your