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PASTORA-E. CHANGES.-The St.

john. Tlrnes s'a¥s:-,Rav. liarninoud .lohneompastor o Qi1een"S'qu&ire Meth- odist church, will. leave next week for Moncton. where he is to take charge of Wesley 'Memorial church. .‘0e is to' be succeeded hy Rev. George lMorrie._ot Tryon, P. IE. I. who will be here about July 1. During the months of July and August 'Centen- ary and _Queen -Square churches are to unite.

PRESENTATION AT POWNAL.--

Previous to her departure for Wal- tham,-Mass., Mrsx Wellington Young. a former resident of Earnscliffe, was c.nterta.ined at lunch by the members of the Pownal Red Cross, and present od with a valuable travelling suit case. as' a token of the members’ es- teem and good will? Mrs. Young has always been an active and energetic memb_er of the Red Cross, and contri- buted very materially toward the knitting of the 364 .pairs of socks that the Pownal meinbers sent to the boys in France since last November.

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THE COST OF SALT HERR|NG.-

The cost of salt herring keeps up. In the Halifax retail market fifty'-ilve r-_oiiis per dozen is asked, which is cheaper than in rfour other .prov- inces, and dearei' than in one. Man-‘itoba helalds the list, .the price ln 'Winnipeg being 90 cents per don.

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CLERGYMEN, SPECIAL ATTEN-

TION.-Clergymen and officers oi churches situate outside of the City and Towns in this Province, who do not desire to,be disturbed, or to have the horses of its members frighten- nd by automobiles during congrega- tional worshlp on Sundays, are re- quested to send to the Provincial Sec- retary, Charlottetown, n_ot later than the 26th instant, the name of road and location of their places of worship and the dates (if not every Sunday) for holding services therein. This applies to churches holding worship ut any time between one and six o'- clock p.n_1._ only. A list of such places of worship will then be pre- pared for the guidance of uutoists. Arthur Newbery, Asst. Provincial Seo retary. 9006-22M4i

I was cured of Bronchiiis and As-

thma by MlNARD’S LINIMENT.

. MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE

Lot 5, P. E. I. '

I was cured oi’ n severe attack of

Rheuniatlsm by .MlN'ARD'S LINI- MENT.

Mahone Bay., JOHN MADER I was cured of is severely sprain-

ed leg by MIINARDISI LINIMENT.

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No. 2. Goblin Toilet Soap

5 cakes for 25c.

No. 3. Bee Brand Baking Soda 4c per pkg. _

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Gentlemona white ahd brown

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Mines white canvas puniph

slippers or boots in all etyles.'__

Boys canvas sneakers and

“THE ISLE OF MAN" 'in pictures

and story by Rev. 'i‘. P. Druuun in Zion Hall tonight at 8. Admission 25 cents. 9022.

WOOL WILL BE RECEIVED at the

Grading 'Station at (lliiirlottetown, Summerside and Souris from June 24th, to July lst. 0024-6-24M3i

` JOINS . COLORS.-Mr. Howard Sanderson, of St. -Peters Bay. has ar- rvied' in the city to don the khaki and will be' attached to the ‘infan-try now recruiting here. ;

_ TO SERVE TERM-John MoLure, of Bradalbane, convicted of a first of- fense against the prohibition act was. arrested Thursday at Bradalhane and lodged in the Queen’s Oounty jail for three months. _

HAIRDRESSING.-Something new

in transformations. Ladies may have their combings made up in any of these styles by Miss D. Rudge at ‘her parlours, 171 Great George Street.

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POLICE COURT.-Two prohibition cases before the Court Saturday were adjourned for a. week. Two boys un- der 16 years of age for having air rifles in their possession were fined

_ICE-CREAM SOCIAL-An enjoyable ‘

and highly successful ice-cream social was held last week at the liome'ol` Mr. Robert- Jenkins, Mount Albion. The social was in aid oi’ the Red Cross and a goodly s_um was realized.

RUSS HOTEL REOP-ENED.--Mrs I*/iclfinis and Mrs. Waller, have i~ikcn 'ivor the Russ Hotel, ami are pi'cpzii'- `1l to accomodate travellers, tourists,

$2 each and the guns confiscated. W1

T0 CONSUMPTIUII

Catarrh is as mueli a blood dis~

ease as scrofula or rheumatism. It may be relieved, but it cannot be removed by simply local treatment. It breaks down the general health, weakens the lung tissues, and lends to consumption.

Hood’s Sarsaparill is so suc-

cessful in the trealmiit-of catarrb that ii: is known as the_best remedy for this disease. It puriiies the blood. Ask your druggist for it.

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HALFAX June 22 -The silver ross of the Boy Scouts is to be awarded to Temple Lane, the four-

en year old son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

J. Lane, Cambridge street. On June 4 Temple saved the life of Gerald Lewin whom he brought unconscious from the waters of the North West Arm and by use of first aid methods learned as u. scout. resuacitated.

Gerald Lewin, eight years of age,

was with some small companions on a raft near St. Mary's club house

ien he fell into deep water. _ His companions' cries brought Tem-

ple quickly to the spot. Without hesi- tation he dived in after the boy who had sunk for the second or third time. It required great exertion to get the unconscious boy ashore, in the boy scout drills 'l‘empla had learned the first aid principles for saving those who were nearly drowned, and these he at once put into effect and shortly had the satisfaction of having re- stored consciousness to the half-

BUY WINS SILVER lIllllSS~

:-nd vis-ltors.‘ Tire hotel 'hns been

thoroughly renovated and offers ilrsi class _accoiiiinodatlon at i'e:i-sonoblc rates. Mis. Mclnnls and Mrs. Waller :ire both well -and favorably known in t‘,liarlottetow~n` andtheir many friends 'viii wlshdliem :rbuiid-ance of sucoqss f_|i_the~ii' now, .v.enture. _

THE NORTHUMBERLAND.- The

stcaincr Noi"tliu`ml»crlaiid came off the Dartmouthf marine-railway Thurs-

:aken by tho stviinier Amanda. The former hauled over to old Pier 2. A 'hrce-masted schooner which arrived Iiere _scveral__\veeks, _ ago with hard coal' and ‘»évei¢i'a-1ince- dieciiarglng has been waiting for a chance to get on the railway. _lelI't.-yesterday. in tow of the tug Tussle lor_Lunenburg. her liome port_ where repairs will be ef- fected _-Halifax Herald.

THE SEA CAPTAIN.-If there is

one-voca on in the world which has benefited on account of the war it is that of a sea captain, says -an ex- change. 'I"he amount of wages paid to sen captains today would, not very many years ago, have provided the ship with foodliand- a. complete crew. One Nova Scotia captain, who but ten years ago .recel-ved not over eighty dollars per..,mont.h. is. now.the reci- pient oi’ three -hundred dollars per month. with a bonus- of two per cent. on freight. In Halifax lately $80 a month was offered for seamen.

PEARDON-LEMOINE WEDDING.- Miss Muriel LeMolne, adopted daugh-

was married on Wednesday' evening io Roy J. Peardon, says the Sydney Record. Rev. A. H. Campbell per- i'ormed the ceremony, which took place at Falmouth street church. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the bride in a tau.pe <ostun\e with .rose hat and bridal bou- iiuet made a pretty picture. Following the service at the church it reception was held' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Peardon after ii trip to Charlottetown, will re- side in Sydney. _

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The use of choice toilet preparations are needed by l every. woma_n, andthe kinds that are daintily perfumed find first favor. _

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Perfume=, Toilet Waters

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drowned boy.

Some men interested in the scout

movement, heard of the brave act and yesterday a committee consisting of Messrs. J. T. Wilson, A. Archard and V. C. Tiinberley, took evidence re- garding the incident, and have recom- mended that Temple be awarded the silver cross. The reconimendntion will go iroin the Provincial council to the Canada General Council at Otta- wa. and from them to the chief scout, ie Governor General, who has the power to award the cross.

’I‘emp1e’s brother, Driver L. S. Lane,

is with the Canadian Engineers in France.

(Temple Lane, referred to in the

foregoing, is a former Charlottetown boy, his parents both having lived here until last September. His father, Mi‘. George Lane, was for many years with the firm of Sanderson & Co., and later took up an agency work. Temple

ge-ar_r_i_ed his boy scout first aid lessons Il

t s city, and It goes to show what

a valuable asset this knowledge is to

Il0'l'l:`l. ARRIVALS

'W. Creighton, Moncton. _ _ R. H. Tanner., Halifax. Mrs. M. E. Alqulra. Niagara Falls. Mrs. (Dr.)' Mclntosh, Murray River R. G. A. Beck, Montreal. P. W. Patuande, Toronto.

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181 Prince Street Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

.Canada Food Board License No. 1 First class accoiiiinodation for tourists, visitors and trav~ ellers at moderate rates.

Terms by day or week on ap-

plication. Cub service at ,all trains and steamers.

WALLER 6. MCINNIS

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your photograph.

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Suggest to her that Sunlight Soap mul! he .

worth a trial-for it is. _ ' 3

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lt is made in_ Canada by Lever ` '-‘ ‘

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H. Leeage, Montreal. _ that you can begin eveiflt this' 9

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K. Reynolds, St. John. hour, plant your seeds aelate-ll y V- Wright. St. John. 1 and still have vegetables aigooglf

Mi". and Mrs. E. A. Mullin, New- the forehanded garden‘3"‘i! iipf -

castle, N. B. earl . ' ' `

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A- J- POIIGF. Toronto. . You can plant beaiis1'np‘,-late as I

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L- M- Montgomery Macdonald. and 1 and is; sem, J\iiielz5._.niiy 5';

two children, Leashdale, Ont.

.. Witthers, Compton, P. Q. _ Withers, Compton, P. Q.

A. Murray, Toronto. _ . li. Rocheling, Toron-to. _ (I. Clark, Mt. Stewart.

LeB. Buch-anaii, St. John. H. Crocker, 'Millerton, N. B.

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C. A. Morgan, St. John. C. Parks, To-ipnto. _ H. A. Yorke, Toronto. O._ Plchett. Campbellton. B. Gaudet, Suinmeiside.

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H. D. Waters, Toronto.

S. E. Reid, 'l`ry'on.

Capt. John Smith, Halifax. Ewen MicDoniald, Bradalbaue. M. B. Harrigan, Chatham. W. IM. Lundy, St. John. Mrs. E. D. Ives, Tryonm B. R. and Mrs. Ives, Tryon. ‘Everett D. Ives, Tryon. Miss E. McAdam, St. Peters. S. A. Logan, Halifax.

W. P. Macdonald, Montreal. Geo. E. R-awlings, Hamilton.

and 25; carrots, July 5-_and 15; QE July 5 and 15. `

It should be kept infmind- that

~vegeta'bies have absoiiitely no ticin for warm weathep a (I *ri

them is waste. Peas an: win not thrive dui-mg .iuiy .ai- gust; neither will cress, endive,' ppb- tard nor turn s. 1 - » ` -_

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On the other hand vegetables "that

thrive ln summer heat are beans, 'gp- curnbere, sweet corn, egg plants, mp- IOHB. Delmer. pumpkins, squashes a ‘ tomatoes. Those least likely $0 M i`ected` by drought are beans, ' ell- plants, pepper and tomatoes. ,Z

to_ do well are corn, cucumbq'p,"" ` ions. pumpkins sfnd squashes. N of them, however. should have tha water applied to the vines of

Those that need plenty of

Gunmen wH|ooe~'eAseED_l.“'

Many friends In this city t-.M

learn that Gunner Harold 'B.mf ` of No. 8_Siege Battery is oiiiélnllyj ‘ ' Ported in No. 62 Field Ambul Hospital, France, suffering from 1, ` effects of shell gas. 0011116' i

w_ w_ He_____z_ New Glasgow N S belongs to Antizonish. N.8.. .and

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Tomlins. Charlottetown. Brown, St. John, N. B.

some interesting letters t_ press, describing' the" I of ‘

Currie. New Glasgow: NIS: here with the ‘B°'°~'°”" 1

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CAMPAIGN. Prepare some thick-~ma9Il~`_

Issued by the Canada Food Board in off' Add~‘m° tablapwahl hi

old Canadian cheese. Mix well

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If yt u want to raise money for Red Cross. Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or any ~-` I other patriotic object; or if you wish to help I your ‘Church, School or Society you can't possibly conceive of anything more popular I or profitable thana Picnic. - ‘ __ _ _

Holman’s can supply everything nec- ` "ff

essary to make your Pknic a huge suqoll. » ~ _ There’s no guess work-r:o.riinnin no dissatisfaction, when you get tge supplies from Holman’s, because .we `wili,show_-you' exactly when, where and how you .can rnaliie money; what to buy and what not to thu .. _ We have helped dozens of others make th _ _ picnics successful in the past. We .:an.help _ ~ you. ' 7 'f“.‘

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