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We specialize in “Kryptoks".
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,lgress towards recovery. He enlisted
‘ Some diseases give immun!ty~ from
house cleaning, gardening nndfarm-‘
lag, with or without _iiveevesz LA- Dxss' sunny 'ro EAR. H01.- MAN‘S. _ 80Q9#~3M2lEll.
-POLICE COURT.-A case of com-
mon nssault which originated over a dispute came up for hearing at the Police Court on Saturday morning the
degndent being fined $1 and costs.
lbs or over. ' _ 7092-6-1M3ill2i.
-SALT BONELESS l-IORSEIIEA1
is the cheapest fox feed on the ,mark et. Have several tons on hand. Cap al- so furnish fresh meat by Express Aldred England. ‘Ellerslle. 7097-3l|2ipd
-AUTO DUSTER8-Big variety ln- cluding special lines, imported samples, low prices. }iOLMAN‘B CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
-JOIN FLYING CORPS.-Messrs. Arol Matheson and Ralph Noonan,|
for Halifax from which place they will' leave in a few days for Toronto to join
the Royal l~‘lyiug Crps.-H. I
-PEDESTALS- Big shipment of Pedestals just received, includingr Oak, Mahogany, different designs, car- vings or inland figures, selling nt low` ‘prices. 'HOLMAN'S, Summerslde. ‘
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-POTATO SERMON.-licv. A.
,Wheeler of the Summerslde Baptist Church delivered a very impressive lsermon at the Sunday evening servce .on “Our Reserves." A duet by the pas-‘ tor and Mr. George Bowness was al- so a most pleasing feature.-H.
squali of thunder and lightning
.,cQ0mpan|ed b 8 downpour of ming
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_ ‘ passed over the section early' on Suri- , t S d ___`
day lnorniiig. Whatever benefits have pry span un ay in Summemide
i;,i!`=`_l._'; ,resulted therefrom, there has as yet.
U been no report of any damage.-H. , _Mn Thongs Nooimnh Albany' .-.‘. .1 .~ Wil ll ‘ . -WOUNDED sv SHRAPNEL- - -ri." om un ay vm w’t.m¢l.°|wg" ‘ "if 'iii Mr. Harry P. Wood. of Summerslde,, ‘ ‘
has received word that his son, Jos-
'_ seph Wood. attached to Motor Trans-\ port Service, England, has been `wounded by slirapnel in an air raid while in the discharge of his duties with the transport service. and is now `ln the hospital and making good pro-
“in Vancouver, B. C.
--JOINS AIR FORCE.-`Mr. Roy
Schurman, Summerside, was a. pas- senger hy the Car Ferry Satur- day by an American ship driving herc has enlisted in the Royal Air Force Mr. Schurman was accompanied as
where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. (‘.. Newsome. Mr |Schurman will be missed by his many w friends. both in country and town, ,, and all join in wishing him good luck .and success in his noble work for his I King and country, and hope to see him soon again. ,
| -WOOL WANTED-We will pay '90c per Ib. for clean washed wool and 6’lc per lb. for unwashed, for de- livery up to June 15th. As the Bri-
, tlsh and American Governments have made a maximum price for wool our prices will be subject to change and we cannot guarantee this figure after the above date. Freight paid on shipments of 100 lbs. and over. SINC- LAIR & STEWART. LIMITED '
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_ RHEUMATISM A MYSTERY
another attack,‘but rhounratl="~i works just the other way. tEver'y :iiiick of rheumatism Invites another: worse than that, it reduces” the bod'y’>: power' so that each attack is worse than the one before.
lf any disease needs curing early it
is rheumatism, but there is scarcely any disease that physicians find more difficult to trcat sucessfully. When a medicine does cure rheumatlsm there- fore it is worthy of special notice. Medical authorities agree that the blood becomes' thin with alarming rapidity as rheumatlsm develops. Maintaining the quality of the blood_ is therefore a reasonable way» of pre- venting and combattlng rheumatism That it works out in fact is shown by the beneficial effects which follow the treatment of rhenmatlsm. acute, mus- cular and articular, with that great blood tonic. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
That thousands of people who have
taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their rheumatism have been cured' is a fact beyond dispute. That rheuma- tism does not return as long as the blood is kept rich and red' is equally true. If therefore, you are suffering from rheumatlsm in any form you should lose no time In giving- Dr. Wil- liams’ Pink Pills a fair trial.
You can get these pills through any
dealer In medicine, or 'by mall at 50 cents' n box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
far as Amherst by Miss Chariot Allyn, 4
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Summerslde, left on Monday r.uorning-__-N£w~ Fon cAR3,_.R_ T__H°|m¢n
Limited, Summerslde, report the fol- lowing recent sales of Ford cars:- Mr. Hugh J. McKay. New London, Mr. William Johnson. Margate, and Mr-_ Louis McLeod, Victoria.
-NlcLAUGHl.IN AUTO OWNERS.
-Among the recent _purchasers of McLaughlin automobiles in Summer- side are Mr. Charles Stavert Sum- merslde, Mr. Robert Fraser, Summer- side. Mr. Oscar Myers. Victoria, Mr. Harry Webster, Augustine Cove and Mr-. W. K. McGougan. Summerslde.
WESTERN PERSONALS
-Mr. A. A. McCaull. Eilerslie was
Supl. Grady of the P. /E. I. Rail~
------J _ELECTFHCAL ST'oRM'_A heavy ft VISHOI' t0 town on Saturday.-H. fi’
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-Mr. J. F. White. Jr. Alberton.
paid a visit to Surnmerside on Satur- day.-H.
-Mr. Vincent Mclnnls, Seven Mile
Bay, was s visitor to Summerslde on Saturday.-H.
--Mr. Joseph Gaudet, Borden Point
came up to Summerside Saturday on tr business trip.-H.
-Mr. Chester Warren, Elmsdale.
returned home on Saturday from an business trip to Charlottetown.-H.
-Sergt. Paul Durant of the A. M.
C., Halifax, is spending a short fur- lough nt his home in Summersidc.- li. -
-Miss Margaret Griffin, has return-
cd___ to town_ after spending a few week’s vacation at her home in Glen- gary, Lot 7.-H.
-Mr. Oliver Burns, who spent the
winter employed' in i1 munition fac- tory in Lowel, Mass., has returned home and will offer his services tor the expeditionary force overseas.-I-I.
-Mr. John Horton, who for n num-
ber of years, served In the capacity ol’ shipper' for Messrs. R. T. Holman Ltd., has resigned and taken a posit- ion with the Dominion Express Com- pany.-H. ,
-Mr. and Mrs. ‘Stanford Crowe. of
Victoria, B.C., arrived by the Carfcrry' Saturd'ay~:\nd~|\re the guests of Mr,-and Mrs. A. IS. McKay, Summcrside, Mr. Crowe is Union member for' Victoria city. Mrs Crowe was formerly -Miss Laura McLeod, of Charlottetown. They purpose spending- a few days in the province visiting friends.
PARTIALLV ROASTED
BY GERMAN GUARDS
LONDON. June 2.-ln an interview
C. J. ISeitz, a South African Infantry- man from Kimberley. who has just es- caped from Germany describes the diabolical cruelty of the German guards. Because he refused to work on munitions he was knocked uncon- sclous with a belt buckle, then kicked mercilessly and tied to a furnace door and partially roasted, the skin on his arms, body and face coming off in ribbons. Next he was placed In a cold chamber where he suffered agony. 'Subsequently he was placed ln xt coal mine where he collapsed through lack of nourishment.
The Germans turned the fire hose
on him while prostrate, buffetlng him about until he was nearly killed. He was then left lying In the open. the cold wind piercing his saturated and scanty clothing.
Seitz asserts he was at death’s door
on six occasions from semi-starvation and hard labor. His bones are still al- most protruding througb his skin. He was made a prisoner in July, 1918.
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serious results. when a young lady of that town ventured forth to indulge in the rare sport of horseback riding Just outside the town the horse threw its rider and ran for over four miles before it was caught and brought
that sustained injury was the dignity of the young lady, who is to be con- .-gratulated that such was the only in- jury sustained-G.
EASTERN :PERSONALS
"flu, D. H. Myers. New Perth.
‘vlsitedtieorgetown on Thursday.-G.
..°Pte. Harper, of the Dominion
Police was in Georgetown during tht week.-G. I
..*M-rs. George Mathleaon, Cardi-
gan, visited Georgetown Wednesday. --G.
..°Messrs`.. 'VHulton _Dalziel and
Hodgson Morrissey, Georgetown, visit ed Brudenell on l<`riduy.-G.
..°Mrs. James Boudernult, George
town, paid a business visit to Brud neil on Thursday.-G.
..‘Professor Vinnlcombe is now
visiting in Georgetown, and is much in demand in the trade' in whlclr he so excels. His many friends ln Geor getowrr gladly welcome him among them once mor., and are glad to see that he is as hale and hearty as ever. -G.
APPEAL FOR THRIFT
BY SIR GEO. E. FOSTER
Have your Old Clothes Patched and Darned, Says Minister
OTTAWA, June 2..-Sir George Fas
ter, acting premier and minister of trade and commerce, delivered a strik- ing sermon on thrift to members ofthf Methodist conference of Montreal and Ottawa. -Said Sir George, “How many of younre eating one whit less? How many of us are wearing one whit less How many of us are using one whlil less of gasoline? How many ot’ us are wearing clothes that ‘we ought to e ashamed of in war time. While we are more than clothed millions have not enough clothing to protect them. lt gets my goat to sec women in tlro middle of July fiaunting costly furs on their necks, and they are no more to blame than many of you men. You do not realize what obligations Canada has to fulfil to pay for her share in this war. You cannot, _vou must not spend 'a nickle foolishly. The worst is yet to come, and we must pay the hill out of 'what we earn and save. Wear the clothes that you used to wear one year for three. Get them patched and darned. No one. from the child of three can afford to spend one unnecessary nickle."
I. 0. D. E. CHAPTERS COLLECT $1,044,205
TORONTO. June 2.-Unless the Na-
tional Council ot Women of Canada repudlates their connection with the enemy countries, there is an end to the federation of that body with the imperial Order of Daughters of thc Empire, according to a resolution un- animously adopted by the l. 0. D. tl. convention this morning.
The secretary's report stated that
no less than 575 men had been prac- tically restored to health at thc l. O. iD. E. hospital, Hyde Park. 'fire nn- |nexes to the Maple Leaf Club In Lon- `don had accommodated with beds an iaverage of 250 men per nlg.it. Up to March 23, 1918, 47,587 beds were provided, and 691,466 meals served to men recently arrived from Canada “on landing leave." The -order had HOW 700 chapters, and a membership of 45,000.
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' ECALISE chin, ~ erm to me lumber-_-rr. trmruea or mvsruuu in um an-.~ .cA7_1§i.a,yvvA~~r¢o- wat any ..~'r-as o. o. s. "ami" arrived ""°"
--- uma. Cub malt accompany milch cowc,`dry and farrow cows; hei-
-AUTO TIRES AND TUIESI ltntmnm charge twontrnve cents. ters .Gd steers. Call or write. M.
...Braces can supply you with any sine. __ ' G. McGowan. Xilmuir. 7093-8-llsili
style or make. Order now. -WOOL.-Holman’l. Summerside ----
_ 8014-5-ttftvlitsllfzwlrs. are paying 67 cents for unwaabedwool . -.°A NARROW ESCAPE.-An ao-
‘ ' ‘ '-“and 90' cents per lb for washed wool. oldent occurred on Monday last in
-WOMENS OVERALLS- For Freight paid on_ lots of one hundred Georgetown that lni8i1i MVS Md
in Georgetown early In the week. and during the past few days has been busy putting out tbe'buoys at the different Mints about the harbour.-G.
..'8ERVlCE8 AT GEORGETOWN.
i‘he Rev. Dr. Abbott Smith is expect- id to arrive in* Qeorgetowtruext Fri-` lay On Sunday at Trinity church there, will be holy communion at 8 adn., Matins at 11 a.m. rind Evouaons at 7 p.m.' The following Sunday he will ofilciate at Christ church. Cherry
back to its owner. Fortunately-all~VB\l6Y~ ' /
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..*SCHO0L GARDEN-The pupils
of Georgetown Royalty school are bslly engaged In preparing their school garden for the coming smmer. and It is hoped the ratepayers will give these energetic and patriotic young people all the help and encou- ragemant possible in their undertak- ing. These pupils celebrated “Arbour Day" on May 23rd, b planting a num- ber of trees about ills grounds, and otherwise improving the appearance of the school building and grounds. lt is felt that greater improvement would have been made but for the rain which happened along ln the after- noon.-G.
FIRE AT THE RECONSTRUCTION PLANT
Big Paint Shop and Several Smaller Buildings Were Burned
at the Nova. Scotia Car Works, now used by the Reconstruction people, was burned to the ground, and the main building damaged by fire, which broke out after two`o‘clock yesterday morning. At that hour the police on iuty at the 'works noticed flre through \ window of the paint shop. They im- mediately telephoned to the police station, and an alarm was rung in,
The fire evidently had a good start,
‘or a few minutes after It was dis- :overed the entire paint shop was in flames. and within half an hour the iulldlng was burned to the ground. Pho main building, which is situated to thc southeast of the paint shop, rlso caught, but thc firemen kept the tire there under control. A small of- ilce, used by workmen which is built rn the side of the main building, and 's' within a hundred yards of thc slant, was also burned.
In the paint shop was stored l 'uantity of paint, oils, putty, etc., and this is likely responsible for the head- way the fire gained. The building was one hundred feet long, and thirty or forty feet wide, was ot' one storey with a pitch roof. The main build-
stored there large quantities of build- ing materials, ctc. None of the mat- erial is damaged by the watcr, except a quantity of lime.
Important Notice to Teachers of King’s Cou ni y
A convention of the teachers of the
Southern Branch of the Eastern Ten- chers' Association, in Mr. A, I.. Ad- ams' lnspectorate, will be held in Murray lliver Hall_on Friday, June 7th, 1918. All teachers are urged to be present, as matters of vital inter- est to the teaching profession are to bc decided upon. The following well known speakers will address the teachers: Premier Arsenault, Hon. Murdoch McKinnon, Chief Superin- tendent Shaw, Prof. McLarty, Cor- poral Hughes. Signed.
A. L. ADAMS, President. L. A. FITZGERALD, Sec'ty.
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MONTAGUE HORSE
RACES l
Wen’day Aug. 21, -1918 $700. Purses $7 00
There will he the following stake
races held on the Montague R-ice Track. on the above date: - 2.17 Trot, Purse $250.00 2.30 Trot, Purse $250.00 2.45 Pace and Trot, Purse . .. $200.00
Entries to the above classes close
on June 15th. when one per cent. of purse will be due. Two par cent. on July 10th and two per cent. on Aug. ,'f\th. when horses must be named.
' ' rises divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per \;L‘ll .
lIood'| Ssrnpnrilla hll been Il National Trotting Association rules
to Kovern, of which this track is a
member.
I)on’t forget the date the entries
01089.-June 10th. -
T. G. IVE8,
,wid “Inu q* u to", H8019-6-4ttsEtfrl5i Secretary.
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A WATERPROOF MATCH
An inventor, who is said to have
once won n large prize from the Bel- gian Government for inventing a non-phosphorous safety match, has recently developed a match which. he claims, is wnterprooi`, wlndproof. and also foolproof| After tests made by United ‘States autiiorities, orders have been placed -for n quantity of, 'these matches, which will be espec- ially serviceable In lighting signal rockets, certain types of bombs. and: on shipboard in had weather. Water' does not harm them and in the face oil a strong wind they will burn for five seconds at least. As soon as it blaze is_ extinguished the :rsh is cool, and' tho burned match can be thrown any- where without tlnngcr of starting ri fire. Because of this feature the new article is called foolproof.-Popular
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Earth en Jars
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Here is just the thing needed to
beautify your lawn.
A big. strong. rugged earthen-wars
jar is the proper thing for holding the
plants and flowers. _
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Having recently return-
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My parlor is fitted with
the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and _ Mon-
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the high seas; from you toi We are also expert ye, I
parrers of Eye Glasses, ¢
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Graduate Optomentist,
Montague, P.E.I.
in pt-ture frames ln all sizes
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.CHRONIC DISEASES CURATIVE TREATMENT by fill
month in advance. Victoria Hotoir Charlottetown. P.lIl.l., Canada. HOURS, 13 to 8 daily. NOW
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DR. J. D. MBCGUIGAN 60 Grant George Street (Office of ll"
Dr Conroy) Office Hours-8 to 10 a. Ill-
larger and better grades of gardenl 4 I 1 fl) 3 D» m
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