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Our faellitlea for caring for

this elasa of patient. are un- aurpaaaed. Thla_ aanitarium ia conducted ualong ‘highgrad ethical Ilnoa.

‘ Timo raulred: Alcoholism,

3-7 days; C-:ug addiction, 10-20 days. No suffering. Chartfea reasonable. - q

2 Write for booldlet and infor- .1 mation.

Doctor and nurse; in atten-

dance.

The liallin lnslilude Lui.

ESTABLISHED 1900 $6 Crown Street, St. John, N. B. ‘Phone Main 1685

'Runway Fare Pala. _

ll61Q.9M1itihe'n\V,S. ,

Household

Furniture

For Sale

-ON-_

’ SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH.

at 2.30 p. nl., At Residence, corner of Granville and

N otre Dame Street,

All the llousehold Effects owned by R. Il, Richardson. viz., liarlor- \‘Vick~ er Suite, comprising Sofa and two Chairs and Table, upholstered lu tap- estry Two other Chairs in ,Birch, Mahogany, Silk llphc-lstery; several Framed Pictures; 3 Small Mats; Win- dow Curtains.

Living Room-Small Table, Morris

Chair, Rocker, Wicker Chair, (‘ouch, Rug, Encyclopaedlia, Britannica last edition. practically new. cost $145, a reserve bid of $100 is placed on this item; a set ot' R. L. Stevenson, il vols; W. W. Jacob, 0 vols; Chas. Dickens, 20; ll. llarding Jlavis, ii vols; sundry other llooks; tr fr-w Framed Pictures ,Mantle (Tlock.

Dining Room- Dining Room Table,

6 Dining Room Chairs. Fumed Oak backs and seats genuine leather; Sideboard, Small ling, 4 Framed Pic- tures-. -

`Kltchen- Table, 4 (`huirs, Wringei'

2 Tubs, 2 Boilers, one galvanized; Parpet Sweeper, 0’(‘edn.r Mop, (‘ook- ing Utensils, Odd Dishes, Preserving Jars. etc., Step i_.aild't-r, 20 feet of llose, Lawn Mower.

liedrooms- 1 Birch Mahogany Bed-

stead. Bureau with large Mirror, (lhalr, Small Table. 2 iron Bedsteads, white enamel; 2 Dressers, one with Mirror; 1 Stretclter' and Mattress, fl Mattress- es, 1 Feather Bed, llug and several Mats, \Vhite Enamel Mt-dlclne Chest, r.~'ld Chairs, Window (‘urIain.~i, littby

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-IT PAY! to buy in this Province -Mn. w. K. moouoau 1| ours;

lisa representative In Summerlide.

4960-3-221181.

-SINCLAIR A STEWART l.lMlT~‘

ED have received a shlpftnent of the old reliable fiaxmatr shirts for men. Same price as last season $1.50 each.

881-6-8M2lE1l.

-UP T0 AND INCLUDING SAT~.

URDAY, June 16th we will receive renewals and new subscriptions to the Delineator at the special price of 90c1 per year for delivery at our Pattern counter only, Orders for delivery by mail cannot be accepted. SINCLAIR & S'l`EWAR'i‘ LIMIITED.

. 881-6-8M2iE1i_‘

-PROPERTY CHONGES.- Mr.

Sylvain J. Gallant, lobster pncker. -has sold his property at Abrams Village consisting of u, good farm and stock. and buildings. et_c., to Mr. Etienne Bernard recently arrived from away, Mr. Gallant‘s family va.- cated their old homo shortly after the new occupafnts taking their place,

-LOBSTER PACKER8 MEET.-

A meeting of the lobster fishermen and packers of Malpeque and vici- nity was held' in Malpeque Hall on the evening of June Sth, Mr. Fred. Bennett presiding It was asked that all interested express their opinion whether they considered it wise to have an extension of the fishing sea son and il' so to decide on some def- inite time. Owing to the unfavorable weather and as a result a small` cttrlt of lobsters, und in considera tion of the high cost of supplies con- sequent upon the war, it was unani- mously decided that an extension be asked for, and in accordance write the views expressed. A resolution war- passed by the meeting that every effort. should be made to have tr special season beginning July`25lh. and extending for six weeks. A com-

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liarry Woods. and Thomas MacNutt was appointed t.o confer with inter- ested parties from other places- in or- der that alll may decide upon thc sumti dates so that those entrusted with the presenting of the case to the proper authorities may have something definite to act upon,

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ROWS IN UUEBES

O'l`TAWA.- "From all the evidence

which the court could obt.aln, there wa.=. nothing tl.-` show either hostility or unfricndliness on the part of thc citizens towards the soldiers. Any stone-throwing there may have been was because a. few individuals became angered at the moment by the treat- ment they hatl received from soldiers passing through.”

This is the outstanding part. of the

finding of a military hoard, composed or cot. 1:. Wtgie, or windsor: Lien! Col. J, T. Ostell and Major Gregor Barclay, who were appointed to rn- vestignte allegations in rl Toronto newspaper that troop li‘€ilhS llfld been stoned .at Riviere°du Loup and Mont

malireated at Quebec. 'l‘l\e court.

to support the churgc of such ill- treatment.

While no direct evidence could be

secured of str.~ne-throwing by citizens lit llivlere dn Loup. the court believes "there was some foundation for thc

Sleigh.

-HOUSE- Wlll be sold at auction the same day at 4 p. rn.. subject to prior sale. The lot is 69 by 112 feet: The House is

“°“"““i“"UY pinned; `““ excenenél' The story was that a train convey-

cellitr; general repair good. Can ho inspected up to day of _sale between _ und 4 p, m., also evenings. if necess-

ory, easy tenms can be arranged.

F. J. E. WRIGHT1

Auctioneer.

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Stone Jars For Lawn Garden or Grave Side

To beautify your lawn._S2\’d¢l\

or that lonely plot in God s Acre get one of our ornamental stone jars

Black’s Sunnyside

Absoiutelyimoervious to frost. ii‘x1..s cxrxtuta cure. RANK 1

splendrdlv made and most sub- stantial, they add dirunited beauty to any garden or plot S¢¢ them-

rumors circulated among the citizens |th_emsclves that on one occasion in »Octobcr_ 1016, a few' stones were thrown at one train.

ing men of the 132ntl Battalion stopp

satisfactory, tho soldiers used llltilll ting lzlngllagc and some oi them as ,saulte-d several young civilians.

A group oi civilians i`orme~.l. an

stones were thrown.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

CHEMY' a ri cntmt in m vm

S to before me an su H

¢nc:’,ntrll`is 6th day of December. A. D. lB35v.

L) A W GLEASON.

h M ug Surfaces

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stnd by an Dtutralsw- if-C _

. Ha", Family Pdis for constipation.

I ' -POLICE COURT.-At the police

mme Com osed of D' P' Macmm' i of the Massey Harris Co. for Eastern

Joli, and that returned soldiers were

ilntis also that there is ng evidence

lcourt on Thursday morning a. drunk. lfor using grossly insulting language. was fined |20 and costs, or one month in jail. He` paid the fine. H `

-LARGE CARGO.-The Northam-1

berland docked' on Thursday night at 9.85. Part. oi' the inward cargo con- siated ot one car salt and six cars of hay for distribution. li

1 -BER6ER'B PURE PARIS GREEN in one pound tins. 60c per pound( Other reliable brands lb. tins 58c. Order promptly. SlN(lLAlR & STEW- ART, LIMITED. ~ _907-6-BMEII.

-SINCLAIR G STEWART LIM-

ITED are paying best market prices In cash for wool. See them before disposing of your clip. 907-6-9MEli,

-FUNERAL SUNDAY AT CAPE

TRAVERSE.-The funeral of the late Mrs. I-‘rank Gillis will leave the resi- dence oi' Mrs. John 0‘Connor, (Tape Traverse Sunday at 4.00 p. m. to Se- ven Mile Bay Parish.

WESTERN PE llS0llllLS

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-Mrs. George Kelly. Shamrock.

'Summevrside on Thursday morning.H

' -Miss Rachel Kennedy, Mrs. Earl Kennedy, and Mr. Preston Kennedy.

side on Thursday. li

-Mtlss Julia Graham, vice-principal

Iof’ the Kensington school. went in to Summerslde on Thursday evening. and returned by the express. il

-Among the arrivals in Summer eldo Thtsrsduy were.. l\1ies1s1rs.- AZ J. McLellan, Richmond, George Shel- foon, Tlgnish, William Sutherland. Kensington, and Dr. Delaney, Wel- lington, H

1' -Mr. Charles Gay. representative

Nova Scotia, who has been visiting his family tn town, left on return

Thursday evening, accompanied' by' his vwife ant' family, for Antigonish, N.S. where they will reside. forthe pres- entli

Comrades,-

We soldiers who have returned tc

Canada from the Great. War, have undertaken at great -task in the c-rgani zation anti carrying out ofthe aims and objects ot' our association. The organi zaiion of our Body is now an assured fact. and our existence as the (lreai War Veterans’ Assoclatonol’ t"anatla is now frilly recognized. Already our rnernbership has attained a very large figure. and is being steadily increased by the return of our gallant country- men from Overseas.

We who have returned and are the

organizers of this Association have it great responsibility in the prelimiu ary work in connecton therewith. We are trustees for those brave souls who are members and comrades in spirit, but who will never be with us in the flesh, and also trustees I'or those who have yet to return. Our trust is a sacred one. We cannot af- ford to make any mistake now, for the consequence of such would he too far reaching, and involve the happi- ness of too many lives.

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NOW "June" go to lt!

` THE peace of the world will only be decided upon at the Haig Tribunal.

GENERAL HAIG is ready for n big

blow, say a despatch. And of course the Kaiser is a big blow.

ACCORDING to the latest statistics

was among me inward P“9*`f“59i`§ if’ ithere are 7,248,649,513 things a woman

can find for her husband to do while he is resting.

WHEN the Hun submarines are all

Kell-§`ll1§l0“1 Dllld ll WSU YU Summer *worsted the Allies will be able to

thread their way safely to the Need- less again.

THE QUES‘l'lONlof"coaliti'on is n

perplexing one to the Government, The first syllable of the blamed word bothers us 11 lot too, nowadays.

`DON'T comb the hair over the bnld

spot on your head and then kick be- cause the grocer puts the big potatoes on top oi’ the measure.

HAI HAI

Few gladnesses oi’ life can be So filled with joy as when lu early mc-rn we wake to see lt’s only four or flfive and we

(fan go to sleep again!

WHEN PA PUTS UP THE SCREENS

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THE NEW GREAT WAR VETER- W1hen Pa. puts up the screens he goes To malte repllirs on my fat legs

ANS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. And spends an hour in hunting clothes They do not skid or bust a tirc

--- To do it, in and frets and fumes Nor leave me stranded In the mire

0lllC0rS and lVli@hlll0l‘B Ol’ the Greill And wanders round through all the Thev do not run the chiekens down Wal' V°5l0\'i1¥\S’ ASS"-. 0fC3I1i1di1, rooms And mash thorn up from lreci to 111111 Alllllhlotl ASSOClf1t.l0ll‘- And yells for this and yells for that, crown.

“Oli Ma! whe-re is the hamimer nt?" And bangs his thumb and stops io

cuss

Anti makes in fact so great a fuss That Ma exclnims, “Now what on

earth!

You've lots more trouble than yr.-u'ro

worth

\'ou're not tt liolp by any means,

llereafter i'll _put up the screens!"

THE MEN who get -behind things

are the ones who get ahead.

THERE are two places in a news-

paper where a man doesn’t care to have his name appear- the obituary column and the police court record.

“OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES”

A young mother was about to hear

her small girl's prayers when a neigh- bor called and said she must see the mother right away. They, had been talking at the front door several min- utes when it reproachful little voice came from the -top of the stairway:

"Mamma, aren't you 'shamed to keep

Dod waiting so long?"

THE CONTENTED FARMER.

Jim Binks has bought a new Ford car In which he travels fast and far I see him reel oil’ mile and mile

And put on twenty kinds of style,

I also see some folks turn green

When sizing up that Ford machine

But l’m contented just to walk

Vlflren with my girl I want to talk, My heart for grandeur never begs I point with pride to my fat logs.

They take me up and teqttla me down,

Around the farm or in e town,

Tlehinn -the -plow or in the inue.

They never kick or ne’er complain. I do not. paint them black or green Nor fill them up with kerosene,

l df not carr tools in ke s

They do not hnnk. or hiss, or loot. _And scare some farmer's nervous 1 brute,

Day aftérr day they bravely walk.

My good fat legs that never balk. l W0l1l<l not trade my crooked limbs For any cnr -that snorts and sltints Betwntlr its load ‘oi‘ handsome rich And sometimes leaves thetn in the 1 ditch.

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that you are there as a man. Place us in this positon and we can then speak for you with riteassuranoe that carri- es conviction -and achieves results, '

Therefore l say let “Unity” be a

Our ideals 'ire high- let us not

mar them by anyt ug s sr

teem of it nation, and the World- ict

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.1 Ffidlcgolylrteyngy melt" 0“\l\ll‘°'iL9" ‘é~‘"ii°‘ count for much in the eyes of those the better claim to oor own if we be gi“'¥"°' °,f‘:‘§ f‘Lii‘;‘y“,§fF»°I-‘;\¢g,i,'_'{‘~3',,ffy §}}d5cl;'i.» whom we wish to impress with out ever ready to rt pect the rights of ` al|c?:2§;?d\nan;thatsaid firm will psy the sum ol (strength. others, and show our fellow citizens UNE HUNDRED DOLL/*F3 f°" 25%’ As the (‘hief Official of the Domin- and the world ;itat bo. who was rr sol- S€°l‘5“““"'i"h“‘°°“"°'b°°“r 5 ' _ inn Executive. l now call for you to die;-of(‘.1rnatla,ltas tho broader vision

give us yt.-.rr f\1ll co-operation anti slip which ever comes to him who has of-i port.. We have been selected by your (ered his life in the great cause oi' thc representatives ltr Convention to act freedom and advancement. oi' the

(Sea . . for you in this most trying period of world.

NOTARY PUB'-i° ‘ our career. and l wish to assure you And now in conclusion, let me any to_

I-lniI'sCstarrh Cureistnkenintcrnaliv and Mi? that wc have undertaken our duties you “Stand By." I ask th-at 1*-Very man.

° with a full realization of our great of you he ready at our call. May we

responsibilities. We must not only be feel that you are behind us, that when able to feel that we have you at our we speak, our voice is yours, that our backs, but we must be able to show will is yo\1rs,and that our act will be

wa.tc_hword for us. 1We surely havt-._ _

unity of purpose, then must, we have; _ -__' unity of action in the achievement of NEW Y0m\~“" with lhfee me" ull' that pu,~po9e_ der arrest \vlto are alleged to be mi-

` hi em y 0,. m,_ 1 mit information of military value from

worthy. ' - ~ - ` _

Tmay we hold _,ha respect um, es.: neutral mail channels, the federal nit-

“S not lose mem by the exercise Or' dicntetl_ furtlter arrests which they any umeasC_,.mh|,, 0,. lmmwmu Hem,” said might result In disclosures of a 0,. mottves German spy system.

' My Comradea, realize this! [we have r|gh,,,___|f not a,.C0,.de_(\'__, Two of the men are said to be Am-

Wie will demand them, anti if united “r"""' i’°'" “ml “ 'limi il ""l\l"i1iiV-ed

vol have undarmken me ‘Mk Wm’ gum them_ ciIii7ien ioi' Sweden. Examination of

us, and to its successful fulfilment. we ,Wo have rights- let us not aSk l’01' ma se Zed by federal “gems mdlcd' must band all our energies, or be re- more. lor ll unreasonable we will lt rc ,_____._._.____.,_______.________,,_____,_______,___,_____,_,__;__________V___ cream to the most sacred trust which :|13 relfpecl and esteem that we hold ' ' "

ed at fliviere du Loup and that sctnc ma" °““ “sk °f men' y °v?,i;' a , __ Q yours? One voice-one will- one of ,he 501,119,-,.1 asked young men on (_oii(;l;)c*:`:-lit*?:)\:l 3111;] i:ll:‘lit;;;t wemrirtxé lglauvse the gnltalgt r;)g‘l;tshatY‘:¥;i.wt:)n{lh)l-.Halal body-. One for nil and all for one. ‘im -“miiun Dl“"'0"m. why they WHO have though it be at 'the sacrifice of- Bl\SlilD lu flanadla- the best c '.1uIrY "0.w1mm “le mu?

"M i" khaki' necelvmg nnswms “Oli our personal opinions. Every than on earth? Comrndes, let us not lose Wi ('unno;,.'rate\,na“ yourg

‘must work for the interests of the lhli Tight lil' Hlllllfylllg 0“_\` lll=\l|l\001l. (sgd) 1-1 »~.ypURN`EY whole. We have much'11o strive for, Uh W8 would lI"wc were to allow our- 'D0m‘m“‘m Pmqmeh,

dv and that for _which we strive gan be Sélyesitto hgconre 'tibjficisncii 1-l1ari{)y Hum-ax' ' 1 "

- _ __ ant _ u n e = e .

'i‘°“g1"HSp°r“ed by a "0"“`mm9' some §l;i1’1lr[‘3rildd)rl\lrl,.s}:vl'!e\l;Il.lit?t(li eriitlrrlltilltierfl hblplldsrll or the l?u1'tl}’ tin.,-ai>i;!t?ixt.ated May '11' 1917'

shoulder in France, so now, and hero- 01' the needy one from accepting what after. we must stand shoulder to shoul is his or ber just due from a gru.t.ei'ul 1

der for the attainment of our en'orts- and appreciative country.

didived we can only I’ill.As a united We have rights- so too my com- c~rganization we ure powerful and will rades have others anti we will have

a . ’ '_ _

GERMAN SPY SYSTEM

ill THE li. S.

lnor _figures in o conspiracy to trans- i the United States to Germany through

thorltics and city dctettivcs today tr-

SEVERE HHEUHIATIG- -

' PMN8 DISAPPEAR

Rlrenmatism depends on an acid

in the blood, which afecta the muscles and joints, producing in- flammation, atrhsas and pain. This acid gets into the blood through some defect in the digestive process.

Hood’a Saraaparilla, the old-time

blood tonic, ia very successful in the

‘ . V.

Relieve Your Liver

l ’ ' I: f rder ur head, ` ll1‘é°.‘}11ii.‘S§1‘.ii§§1§i’f€.“1.?a1°n_ nlllt. why TE3 attack isoften serious. Ward it off wttha few dosesol

BEE0lllM’S PILLS

which gently muse fsiuauistt liver. and renew the whvitlu so necessary to good health. They never produoa Ill! dllogfollltli after-effects. Their prompt use is heneticial to the system, and

Prevent Bilious' Attacks

Worth a Guinea o Box

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F' ._1__Y., _ -

ted transmission oi' lnfortnatioir on steamships to Mexico and thence pos- sibly by wlreless to Germany.

CANAE-lAN MAGAZINE.

The Canadian Magazine, for

June contains an illustrated article on the prominent social and patriotic women of British Columbia, by Miss- Mabel Durham; an article on "Tau- ada's Yearly Production,” by W. _l.. Edmonds; an ill\\str~ate1l stretch of

HORSE

Alexander Ross, one of the pioneers und' leaders in the eanly life or 1Selkirk. by Dr. George Bl'yC0; an nr. ticle by Lacey Amy on the English |far'mer’s place in the war; an essay ,by Alfred Gordon, entitled "C0m. ments on Canadian Poetry;" Q sketch of Mrs, Letitia Youmatfs Christian Temperance Union; “Up the Great Lakes." a travel sketch by Randolph Ca-rlyle, with drawings lil" Berllle D05 Clayee, and a number ol' clever short stot'les_ "

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DOMINION DAY

RACES

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Monday July 2nd,1917 e

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Tlre Suinmersirle Driving Park, Summerside, P. E. I.

$700.22 IN PREMIUMS 1 $700.21’

CREELMAN MacAR`l`HUR, Prest 1102-6-9M9,12.1ti.19,41_

Entries close June 26th, 1917

1 PROGRAMME

1. Free-for-all Trot & Pace, Mile Heats, Purse. .$300.00 2. 2.25 Class, Pace, Half-mile Heats, Purse _ .. .$250.00 3. 2.40 Class, Trot, Half-mile Heats, Purse . ...$150.00

The Summerside Driving Park Co.

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HorseON_Race s

Wednesday, August 8th 1917 at

9 _ _"ima

The Summerside llrivin Parlr, Sunmerside, P. .I.

§7oo.oo IN PREM1U1v__l=S $700.29

Entries close in stakes J une 25th. In other class

- August 4th, 1917. _

l. Free-for-all Class, Trot and Pace, Purse 2. 2.25 Class, Trot and Pace, (Stake) “ 200 3. 4-Year-old Class, Trot&l’ace" “ 200

The Summerside Driving Park Co.

treatment of rhaumatinm. It acts directly, with purifying effect on the blood, and improves tha diges- tion. Doa titular. Get Hood 'a today.

CREELMAN MacART|iUR, l’res’t. .I. A. ARNETT, S¢c’y-Trees.

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