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r. = __soap'_s'were'made simply for _ 1 - _ _ _ _ cleans_ing,but now there are . _. .__ _ _Soaps for a variety of pur- ;_ _ _ . I ' 3,; __p_0S¢§. though they are all T, _ i _ I _ - cleansers. ach variety is ~ -;= VV.e__ haveffer sale a line- -_,§efi;;§seigteg_bg iiunaéeas of ' -- ff _ ' 0 ' :_ en in ' dwelling house with all mod-<‘ fv'ario\`is makers? bgill ili till;

*eni'c<>nveniences, buiii highf `i°°;;“’."(‘;““t”"l'|°*“’.~ ` . .

_ _ e -s with good cellar, nice lawn carefulliegnda cggysglil on south side large enough me bestof eachlme' '

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for another building. Cen' ‘ Castile Soap

may situated. _ ¥g.,§g§1§o§g°n_ _

_ ' _Shaving`Soap ~ ' I A rare chance for some- Bath Soap _

“ _ Shampoo Soap one to purchase a nice home Medicat d Soap

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peiidabie l‘_'urniture_at PATONS Ciea _rance Sale. / _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 8498

- CHALILENGE.-lf-~'I'he 'i‘imrk`Ps‘Bns_o Ball team iierelay challenge ii team or -the 105th or No. 5. Siege Battery to a friendly game of base ball. Dnte to suit acceptors ot challenge. Signed. Capt. Ryan.

MORE BREBCHEB for the men of

.the 105th. We offer 50 pairs oi the best Wool Khaki. Semi-Riding Breecli- GS at $5.00`a pair. PATONS. 9498.

“THE YONUG P§OPLE’S CLUB"

of Lot 05 intend presenting a four-uct _ drama in the Hall at Emyvsle on Mon- ‘<Il1Y. May lst. Sale oi! pies during the _oveningj ll’ not fine, play will he pre- sented on first ilne evening following.

_ 9475-4-2iim2ipd.

BASEBALL CHALLENGE- The

105th Battalion baseball twilers have challenged the men of No. 5 Siege Buttery to ii game of hall on Victoria Day, May 24th. 'l‘lic Siege llattory iren~liuvo some ot’ the best baseball talents in the city and needless to say they readily accepted the Cliallcngg.

DAL‘l’0NiAA.- A correspondent rites that the residents ol' that part

the 'country which surrounds the

Dalton Saitntorium have decided that the region shell henceforth be known liy_ the na‘mo “DALT_0NIA.” Tho mime is happily chosen; for it looks nmll, and sounds well and pays a ilclicatc compliment to the Islunil's l’orl‘ino.=:t_ piiilunthropist.

EARNSCLIFFE NOTES.-Mr_lln.r_l-y

Twer-ily has imported from o. lending

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5”; ' ' =‘-"' i --- "-5 new and can nie cow is an white-sun

is xi beaiity while the cali' is a ri(-h

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N u t r 1 O t 0 n e ‘dark red. with white spot on i‘orc-head.

,und about thc four feet. Mr. Tweedy

‘ Iiis to lic congratulated on this valu-

A F00d f0l.’ H0lS€S and CRIZICIC lable accquisition to his hord ot’ Short-

NUTRIOTONE is the one good tonic for horses, cows

and cattle. - ‘

‘For a between-seasons feed it is the ne right remedy.

_~ NUTRIOTONE builds up_the_whole syslgrn, cleanses the

blood,impro_ves the appetite, aids digestio expels worms, prevents _colic, regulates the bowels and puts the animals in line condition. One pound tin.._. ..... __ ....._._25c

_MacKinnon Drug Company Corner Great George and Kent Streets

.liorns.- Mr. James Doyle, St. Duns- ltan's, spent his Easter holidays at his phome hei'e_- ills friends greatly rc- grot that Mi'. Neil Prniiglit has re- isignod his ollicc of Road Master ot' ‘the ,Eariiscllile district. Mr. Praught has lperiornicd his duties of this oillce for ;tlie past ioui' years to the complete sutislatctioii of both people and Gov- ernment, and his successor will have to be a smart man to till Mr. Pmiiglil's shoes.

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part ot our service. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, S\uniyside_

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::MAGlC CREAM will brighten and

preserve your Piano, Organ oi' Furni- ture. A big bottle, 25c. Miller Bros.. 123 Kent Street. 8262-4-15Mti¥.

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Miss Ada S. ‘Bradbury

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Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds. '

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Carpets for 'the _ 'Floor at 25c_. ‘

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*in your home that do, not _noed_iie_\v wall __ pun

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with our Smoky City Wnll

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All dirt, iliscolorutioiis. smoke stains and marks in the paper. can- be wiped off and the wall__coverillE made fresh, clean and new- leoking by using this ex- cellent prcparation. -Can. _ enough t'oi' an ordinary room. .__' _....25c

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‘Tia `- ' and we can now show you the

‘ I very latest in Gun Metal or

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carpet cleaner makes your _ floor covering as good 89 J, . now. And it only costs_ _ _ _ _ .' . . _ . . _ _ _ . _..2s¢~

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_ _:rl‘:;_:::°.t:i::r::.:?:“‘i:.::.l:.‘:f..;°i...._°._ _ " f“ ency. which may poseiblvbe met with in PPMBDWSY 0°_¢5\1 ' ' ~ _ - ’_l‘h¢‘Iai_w Union and Rock lniuraoee Comb!-ll!-Lid. ._hll_

.anim of mr »s,soo.m emi atm. or no nreazeqt insur- ance companies in nts -in-_itisii umpire. Call and talk the matter over with nie before you sell. _ . » _

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' ATTBNTlON.- Nothing looks so much out of good taste than an uu- mntched coiifure, Have your switches remodelled to match perfectly by ud- ding Grey Hair. Mrs, White, Queen Hotel. - . 9437-tr,

~ TODAY. in the showwlndow oi' Mil- ler Bros.. you can see something new-- something different and distinctive in a piano. lt's the Colonial Style, Old English Oak I-lei-ntzmun, showing the liliftsf ide” in piano design, construc- tion and finish-see it. 9496.

CQNDOLENCE.- Kcmhlc G. Doug-

las, Clarence N. Collin and Hilda A. Douglas a committee on behalf qt' Cherry Hill Division. No. 275, have forwardeil a letter ol' symputliy to Mr. G80l‘g0 E. Warren on thc recent. dcnth of his latlior. _

AT NAVIGATION SCHOOL.-Quite

D. iiiiuiher ot’ candidates who took the navigation course nt the school con- ducted by li. M. 0’lluru ln tho Bed- ford tlliuinbcrs, lmvo successfully passed tlic llniil exainlnutions says the liulifax -Heralil. Among the success- ful Islanders wore:- (lyrene R. Mc- Donald. P. E. I., second mute soagoing; mate stouin und sail coastiiig. Vernon 0. l’onrdon, I'. E. l.. inasto'i'§ passenger and tugs; mate stoaiii and sail, coast- ingsj John M. Cliapiiinii. i". EI l..- inas- tor. passenger tugs; mute, stoani' and sail, coasting.

TELEPHONE EXTENSION. -- A

ineetiirg"~wa`s held in Mount. Albion School.";Wodnesdny evening to con- sider the advisulillity o\` erectiiig n 'l`0l0Dl|0iio line through Mount Albion, llazelbroolc, \Vi|.Lorsid`n and iiircli lllll_ Bi-njuniiii Joiikliis was nppoiiitell chalr-n*nin,- Lndlo'w .lonklns,~`-Socrci.n\'y_ A general dlsciissloirus to probable cost. \'0lltB and henollts to lm derived took place 'und it was iinaninionsly agreed that il' satisfactory arrange- ments could he made with 'tiio~(_‘uin- pany that ho be erected assoon as con- venient. iloniniittoe consisting ot” Messrs J. W. llallcni, Seymour Myers triid tlib Secretary were appointed to caiivai-is tho disti-ict~ to il-nd out the number willing to take boxes also to - inect the manager at an early date when they would reporter. their next met-l ing. utter which meeting adjourn- ed to moot May 7th. »

’ SPRINGFIELD.- The district is to bc coiigratiilated on having secured a teaclier \vho is second to none in the Province, Percy J. E. Ilaslain, ilrst year student at llyclilfo College, Toro- nto, returned to his home hero recent- ly. Mr. liaslani intends to remain un- t.il the latter part of September. His niany lrienils are pleased to welcome hiin l>ni‘k.- The Springiiulil Egg (lir- olc is doing a. rnshiiig lnisiness under the able management of Mr. P. Sinc- lair whois very popular with his many friends.- The genial mail cour- rier M. T. Lambc continues to dis- cliarge his onerous duties in a punctu- ul and ohllging inunner despite the innny dlfllcnltic_s which he has to over- coniei ' At the annual- tonrfiiamciit ot’ thc Springfield Chest Club was recent- lv held. The trophy was won by Mr. John S. Haslam.-- Union Division S. O. 'l‘_ continues to nieot-regularly and much interest ls- inunitcsted in tho l work. Tho following are tho oillcers for the prcscnt quartor:- W. l’_- Nelson Mutlicson; W. A_- Mrs. Eve- rctt llnslnni; R. S.- Peter Sinclair; A. R. S.- Bessie Nlaclienzic; F. S. - I). N. Macl(uy; ’l`rens.- Walter Moc- Kenzie; (Ihap.-- Laura MacKenzie; Con.- Willie Haslam; A. Con,-‘- .luck Mathioson; 0. S.- (lliurles Macl{cn-- zio; l’. W. P.- John llaslain/ ~

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Brains' and. Muscle ,Needed in this Important

f I Branch of the Service

Prince Edward Island. Farmers Have Both '

Take advantage of the Government Offer which

allows recruits to enlist now and go back_to the farm during the plowing and seeding season with full pay and free transportation both ways.

A -f ARTHUR G. PEAKE,

- Lieut. Colonel

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WHAT CANADA PAYS!

SOLDIERS DAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS 0F ENLISTMENT PROVISION i"‘0R- WIVES. MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada is dcterniined' that 'her sons shall be as well paid :md their families as well

cared for, as .1 grateful and wealthy country can afford. The scale of pay for `Ov.crS€2S Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are on a more liberal basis than those offarly -other country engagedin the war. "

D' - .SCALE OF PAY '

Field _ Separation

Allovvmce Allowance

par dayy per month

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Sergeant! . . . . » . . . .... ....i- ... ..... .. $1.85 Corporate. ., _ . . . . . . . . .. .' . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . .. . 1.10

Private, Buglera, Drummers 'etc..`... .... .1.00 .10 20-00

‘ '1`-lic men are, of course, fed aiiil-cIotlied_by the Government. '

The Separation Allowance is- the sum paid by the Government to the wife of each

enlisted man, or to the widdwed mother if the son is unmarried ‘ and is her - sQle\support. This is in addition toipart of his pay 'which is ':< served for her. . " "~

One-half/ of a. soiider's pay' is withheld by the Government and paid to his depend-

ents. This ensures that at.lcast_$35.oo per month is paid by the Government to the wife of each soldier; . T- ’

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The .Patriotic Fundiias been created to assist those <l¢P@“d¢“¢5 UI _a 5°'d’°" r “'If°

need more help than the Gov-Lmment gives. From this Fund the following Sums are wwl

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{ Ladies representing__t_hc _Patriotic Fund pay regular visits to families of men on Over-

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case of need.

Many employers have pl¢dged"themse1ves to give preference to returned soldiers when »

engaging men. __ _ _ _ _ °

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The Canadian scale of pensions range for private soldier, from $75.00 per year for cer-

tain minor injuries to $264.00 for total disability. In case of _ death $22.00 a month is paid to the widow, and '$5.00 a month for each child. A widowed mother whose son was her whole support receives $22_oo a month. _ - _ _

CONDITIONS :OF ENLISTMENT . ~

$1.60 to $6.00 such per month

Age-I8 to 45~years.I ‘ U N Height-5 feet 2 incheri minimum

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