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-Wiliave it for aliyour lam.

'O white can

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‘i ‘ i_ _ or without straps and with -. rplllier or- leather soles. -_ V V _

. --fidiitlolnens white and-brown

'icalivas boots or shoes with lea- ' _.ther orritbber soles. ' '- " Misses "white canvas pumps,

.- fmllppers or boots in all styles.”

Hoya canvas sneakers and

bare foot sandals.

_childrens sandals, sneakers,

DIUDDQ Mid _shippers in bleck.' wllltd , orttan. V '

All _lllllds of SUMMER WEAR.

j `h_‘l_0l_'ri§~-‘Smith--Bc er

-_ ' Preparation of - - COD LIVER OIL

" with ' _ - EXTRACT OF MALI' . , and V HYPQPHOAPHITES

' ' A Tonle .Builder -for.- -both

- young and q}lld people. _ ..

Contains t e active principles

of God Liver Oll,` Liquid _Ex- tract* of Malt and other drugs

' which make it pleasant to the

taste and agreeable to the most delicate stomach. PRiCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.00

Sold only at

rss MacKinnon Drug Co

The Rexall Kodak Store .

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Ltd. 147 Sydney Street 8036-6 ISMZI

latest casualty list issued from Otta- wa' appear' the names of the follow ing P. . Islanders aniong the wound

Wigmore, Emerald. V

Meal, Cotto , 0 Ca ‘ Cornmeal, Cracked Corn .and .Fee/_

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ASSIGNED TO HALiFAX.- Tlii

. 'Fredericton Gleaner says: Rev. J. W`

McConnell., formerly pastor of thi

ence, now meeting at Amherst, tc

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Lens Grinding'

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We mightily rec-

ommend

Evangeline Allele (yder

' Put u li , olis Vllilley, Aélffg-

~ C0.. Ltil., Bridge. _/ town, N. S,

_ iTllc most delle.

‘V Q55' ou-s and refreshing _V -' “UW intoxicating

» - summer beverage,

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Il' 1; Fumoliiilentnllil will not

` if -` 5 Delilols lim;

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Charlottetown

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V That we operate the only Lens Grindin Plant on P. E. Island? g

That we employ a skilled

Surface Grinder, and are daily _grinding from the ri _ugh glass-the most com- Dlicated kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean a good deal to the (’la=`$ W@?i'1n8 Dubllc, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.

S_end your glasses in by mail. y0u’ll get them back promptly and in perfect con- ditlon.

Cali in and look over our

plant.

G. F. l‘l-utclleson'

’ tioned for several years in Churlottc town, as pastor of Grace church.

NEW~ FlESIDEN1l8.- This week

Mrs. Annie_C. Couniclr and family who have been residents of Maple- wood for the past few years, are re moving to Charlottetown, where they will in future reside. Mrs. Connick and her interesting, family will =be mu/ch missed in Maplewood, but its loss will be Charlottetown’s gain. While the residents of the former place regret her departure they send along with her and family ibest wishes for success and .prosperity in their

‘ new home. `

STEAM SHOVEL WORKING HEI-lr

-The steam sllovel started work if Charlottetown removing the old coa` loading dump at the north side of th _ railway stations. The coal-loadin~

dump will herafter be located adjac

i ent to the gas house. The place wheri

it was formerly situated will now li- utilized as a storage track for cars Quito a number of citizens watchei with interest the big steam shovel ix work. The big scoop would taki great bites out of the hard gravel an' clay bed without the least difliculty Each scoopful was dumped into a cal alongside to be conveyed to the sit of the new coal-loading dump. Th- rziilway has another of those powei ful steam shovels :it work at Clyde ani'

, .1 big ditcllor working at Borden.

A GOOD PIECE OF ROAD.-Evcly one, whether in auto or carriage, who passed' thc,Ma'plewood road, is struck

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by the evident care and labor, put forth by the peoiple of that district. The rouil is nicely rounded, no place

" for water to lie oil it and smooth .ns

posisi-bio forming an excellent run _for

You will flnif some excel-

lent values in lemonade and water sets here,- pitcher, glasses and tray,-good grade -plain and fancy patterns.

Call in and see them.

BLAC`K’S

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SUN NYSIDE

Lemonade and

DrsE»C¢Harrls _water Sets .

.' any kind of vehicle. Although the

handful of residents, one might say. have over 31/_; miles of road to make they succeed in having one of tho best roads in P. E. Island today. The genial roadlniister. Mi". J. H. Nantes liillst be congratulated. Muple'wo'oii"s residents having u. good road are of

l course anxious to make use of it, and

frequently hire autos (till .they get their own) to have a spin and' also to go further to see some of the bad .roads. Lust Sunday two auto parties consisting of Messrs. Chas. F. Train- or, Frallir J. Flood and John E. Trainor, Mrs. M. A. Smith and Miss- es' M. A. Hagan, Dorinda Trainor, K. lVl'. Trainor and Rita Hogan made o round trip to Summerslde vialSitanchel Kinkora, Bedeque going-. and through Searletown, Albany, Tryon, West- moreland on the home trip. The chauifeilrs were Mr. F. W. Watton and Mr. Harry Leard. The party were 'handsomely entertained while in

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CEREALS

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F e Oatmebi, ililgrels and bags. W i: Farina, barrels and bas;

FEBDS

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Sulllnlersidc by Misses Harriet and

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::SUPERPHOSPHATE AND NIT-

RATE OF SODA, we have just receiv- ed a further supply of same, which we are selling at lowest prices, whole- sale and retail. A. Horne &. Co.

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Mil’NARiD'S LINIMENT is the only

Liniment nskcd for at my store and 'the'onl one we keep for sale.

All _threpeople use_it. .__ .J -I- In my "V HARLLN FULTON

Pleasant Bay, C. B. _' . §`_'.l"‘

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Cooling Drinks

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(§,H‘-V _Sii_i_1mons__ Drinks

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-» JBLANDERS- W.OUNDED.- ln the -BASEBALL.-The scores of the

ball same played by the "Red Sox"

.md "Independents" on Monday even-

ing on the High School grolui s -Sum

ed: . L._Th‘ompson, Portage; R. P inerside, was 9-8 lu the Red Sox

favor . _-L .

l.N STOCK. - Bran, Shorts, Bee MOTOR PARTY.-Mr. 'E.C. Hiltz,

'n Seed Meal il lu Kensin on. motored to Charlottetown

Wheat. all selling at lowest prmes ing a party of friends in his' Chevei-lot wholesale and retail. A. Horne & Cc lutomobile. The ilral‘lY °°llB|Si0d 0!

Mr-_ Andrew G. M`cKay, and Mr. Geo.

- ` --- _ _ McMcKay, of Clifton, Mr. Walter

Wlgmore. -of Wigmore Road, and James B. "Profit, Kensington.

Methodist church here, has been as ` PFUSONER 0F WZAR-Mr. Wm- e signed by the Nova Scotia Confer~ H. -Scott, Steward of the Car Ferry.

has been 'officially notiiled that his

f-4-'Y *TT* f F' *rw* leaving nsre-_Mr. Mccomieil has been fhe Royal Flyilix Corus. previously re-

,-. _ _ stationed at different cities in Nova D0i't9d 1111881118 from the Avliltioii Ser- -

‘-1 .. .-*_ _ _ , j ' ` _ Scotia. Rev. Mr. McConnell was sta vice. is now reported as a prisoner of -_ _ x P ' ,

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AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION T0

Y.M.G.A.4-Rev G. Kenneth .Mc- innes, Pastor, of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Oshkosh, Wlnscon» sin in forwarding $2 to the Guardian ‘for the -Red Triangle Fund writes: “We are giving all we can hcre to the Red -Cross, Y.M.C.A. and other ne- cessary funds, but I have not forgot- ten dear old P.E.I., so that a mite sent would keep my heart warm to the land of my birth, since that irin-f is striving for justice to all und n square deal to the world.” '

INSTITUTE )MEETING-On Satur-

'luy evening. June 15th, the Elmira Women/s' Institute met at the home or Mrs. J. J. Campbell, with an at- tendance of eight members and one visitor. The minutes of the last meet- ‘ng were read and adopted. Business Iriaitere. Were then discussed, after which the members decided to present Pte. Louis 'li/iellick. il returned soldier, with a live dollar gold piece out of the funds. A very interesting paper “lm- provenlent of the homo grounds" was read by Miss Jessie Campbell. The meeting. was brought to a close by' the singing of the National Anthem.

' MT. STEWART CONVENTION.- The Eastern. Teachers. Convention, held in Mt. Stewart oil Friday, June 14th, wus very' successful, there being lietwccn fifty and sixty teachers' pre- sont. In tlloaftclnoon g-rent interest was takenln .tho discussion of teach- :r_~i' salaries. J_ililgo,Fraser. of Souris. lnspcilkillg on this sllbjcct compared the cost of living today`with the cost of living at the time the _ ‘School Act was -passed in 1877.- No doubt the amount of money received by the' ‘teachers in thnso .days .was almost suilicient for living expenses but the shine amount-ol' very little more-is not suiilcicllt in these days of high prices. it is the duty of all ratepay- ers to see that. .thc teachers receive more money thisyear .than hereto- foie. Judge Fraser also spoke of the poor course of studies, and of the great number of young men and _young women who fail in the matriclllation examinations and in college. Girls and ‘boys of average intelligence enter Prince of Wales College, sometimes at great cost to, and-sacrifice on the part of the parents and after attending col- lege for the full term-, fail in the final examination. The money saved by parents ,has been- wasted, surely there must be some remedy. Corporal Hughes then spoke of the plan of Union among teachers and a vote was taken on this question which was car- ried' unanimously in favor of Union. At the evening meeting .which was largely attended -by the rate-payers some very surprising facts were made known about the financial condition of some of the teachers of P. E. I. The ratepayers present no doubt made a note of these facts and 'will govern themselves accordingly in voting the supplements for 1918-19. iMr. Murray. of Mt. Stewart, Mr. J. P, Gordon. of Charlottetown, ‘Inspector Cairns, Mr. Wm. Cain, Mr. Feohan, Mr. L. W. Shaw and others took part ill the dis- cussion Prof. Mcharty, oi' Prince of Wales College gave an very interest- ing and instructive_ illustrated lecture, dealing wltli the importance of our schools. _ The meeting closed with the singing of God Save the King.

Minard's Llnlment used by Physicians

,I Toilet Waters, 'Tal' '_

eums, Perfumes Con veyillg t ll e Breath Oi Clioicest Blossoms

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of these toilet ac

ceeeories are here in their full purity and fragranct and at prices that are reasonab e

There’s summmer com fort in these articles for you. Johnson I Jolmsen

The Quality Irlqlbo

Cor. Kent illdill

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MISBIONARY PROGRAM in the U ber, Charlottetown, passed the civil

Baptist Church. Sturgeon, Sunday ev service eaamlnations, outside service

ening 7 30. June 23rd Everybody --_

welcolne HAIRDRESSING -Something new

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RARE GREEN -Shipment rls their com ngs ma e u y of

Green just arrived selling at the low these styled by Miss D “&u1d`¢e)lit 'her

est prices Assn Farmers Cop Co , parlours, 171 Great George Street.

Rely On Moneybak

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THE BEAUI Y 8nd Billirtllese

and with-at the same time-a

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YOU. G'il.'l YOUR

_ YOU GET A GUARANTEE BOND with ei'-'ery suitor dress length you buy”

You can buy with Perfect confidence for the maliers and _ __ very yard of ii. with a cash gumantce. 'I h e price p e 1' $4 _» yard .......... .... ° f f

Rosie street church st Halifax. since son. Lieut. William Andrew'-Scott. or 4 ....._... '

MONEY BACK

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PsAc1'icAl. DAil.v ouios Fon vAcAN'r i.o1' AND aAcKvAno oilnosnsns eNi.ls'r£o in GREATER Pnoou`c'rioN cAMPA|cN.

lseeud by the Canada Food Board In

collaboration with experts on the staff of the Dominion Experimental Farm.

KEEP AT' IT.

“The prospects for an extremely

high vegetable yield this year are of the brightest, provided the weather keeps right." declares one of the ofli-, cials at the Experimental Farm, 'Ot- tawa. “Keep hoelng.” There is an inclination on hot, drowsy June days to let the garden "go hang" but that would he a pity, indeed; for gar- dens need continuous attention and soon show neglect.

Keep dloeing although It is warm.

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' 'invites death i'n"a"liur-"' ry.” Worry wastes

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mendous rate. The

' more exhausted the ' greater the tendency to worry. _ _ V T-hen-how is -oneto'

' get out of this vicious

circle? By building up

the nervous system with the aid 'o Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

V '-“As the nerves

get to

'making the ost S your disposal. -Remember that the.

Go on, with successionul sowings of lettuce, corn, beans, beets, radiehes etc. Only in this way will you be

m of the round ,at

peas need killing when they are six inches high to _prevent their being broken in the wind.

Cut the weeds down in the morning

so that they will wither during the day in the hot sun. 'I'lien you can rake them up in the evening. The ground between the vegetable rows should be constantly stirred. Do not-be satisfied merely with keeping the weeds in check but increase the fruitfulness of the ground by continu- al cultivation.

RUBBIAN APPEAL T0 U.. 8.

. TO BEND ARMED FORGE

WASHINGTON, Ju/ne 12.--An ap-

peal to the United States and the Al- lies to send an expeditionary force to Russia to repel -the German invaders forwarded by the central committee ot the cadet party in Russia was trans- mitted to the state department today by the Russian embassy. It is asked that the expedition, 'if sent be put un~ der international-control to guillrantoe the rights of Russia. -

The cadet party. as tt is. popularly

-called. is compose<i‘__of the cdllstitu-_ tional democrats who were i-lrst in power after the overthrow of the Ro-

manoff dynl_1B1i;, It was removed from power by the lshevlki. " "V ‘

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The United States .has not dedued

ite attitude towards the Aliliied desire for join-t action from the eestolthougbl it is understood by the government that it would be lnopportune to at- tempt to check the Germans in Rue-

would not be misunderstood.

The message of the constttutioual

democrats declares the situation in v/llich Russia hae been placed by the

can be emleiloreted by the active old of the Allies. The ` advance of the German armies. it is declared. other- wise cannot be bolted. ‘_ _

com. sivuirriorl f -~ *lu ws

sie. unless .it is shown ,the -Russian people wish it and that the move'

terms of the Breetflsitovsk treaty only'

ST VIRY BAD

in cramped quarters with those who happen to have a little coal, closed schools, office buildings, _and avop lios~, pitals and possible epidemics of pneu- monia and influenza, are' foreshadow- ed in a statement issued this morning by the Canadian Railway Wa‘i'“`B'oarii'.

"This board cannot possibly' exag- ,-ernte the gravity of the Western -fuel situation." said Secretary W. M. Heal. "Only the seriousness of tbl situation prompts' the board to issue what may be termed an alarming utatement.

"Canads's coal supply from foreilll.

mines .will bo curtailed this year. THQ West -will find itself compelled to tile Western coal. And to obtain iflilt Western coal it might be ordered noir :ind moved now.

"ln the Fall every esshbosnd oar,

from the foot of the Rockies to Win- nipeg will be required for crop-move~ ment. The Western coal. if it does not start to move until then, will eoni~ pete for cars with the when DWO- meut vital to the allies and to our owls lighting men. _ -'

‘"l‘oday cars are pleiitifuisud

erating conditions ste oo _. Y easy. The railways under the _

tion of the Canadian Rlllwtv _ Board are prepsredto move the IMO# er part of next Winters supply low. but we ilnd that the mliieo are loodint only a irsctloli _of the WWI! otolrl available to them. -_ "A solution must be .found prompt-U if the West is to -be loved, fromjlili trees. if not disaster, next Winer."

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