"rnscnsnmﬂuﬂiol ‘n unless-Runs.

wnsmnlv rnnsonans

ﬁlm-Harry James-was in Sum- —dilr. and Mrs. Wm. Ellis, i i"

meraide Monday.

-lDr. and Mrs. Stewart. and Mrs. Summer-side motored to Charlotte- town Monday.

L. lltzNeviu. Tyne Valley. motored to Summeraidg on Saturday. —-Mr. Ed. Crosby Borden motored to Monday.

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2'1 ...':..':.'t.'.'.':."'...".."..:t: x UNION BANK OF CANADA Charlottetown Branch J. R. or... Manager ... Summerside and Western Guardian

.5 genial’ --SEE SANDY McGREGOR and Jean Thomson at Kensington on Wednesday, June 1st.

and party. Summeralda

—~Rev. Father Smith. Kenkora. was a visitor to Summerside

-1Mr. and Mrs. Osker Ganser arrived Monday night from New York to spend two weeks visiting Ihilrs. Gunner's parents at Summer- a de.

—,\Friends of Mr. 1-‘. G. Bllzard, 411"" aide will be sorry to hear that he ls‘ confined to his home with illness.

—Mlss Irene Allen left Satur- day morning for Halifax to attend the convention ot‘ t-he Maritime

. W. C. A. ltiiss Allen is the Provincial President.

NAVY

-G|RL WANTED for housework. Apply to Commercial Hotel, Kenslugton. Box l3.

e-"EXTRA QUAI-IITY Palladium --WAN'I'ED.—A qualified book- stripe and check shirting sold last keeper and slenogmphey; Apply season for 75 cents. Special now A Home g. C0,, Kenglngtgn per yard 29 cents at zsinclalrs. branch Summerside.

BIARET

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-—Mr. Leo Wedge and Hazen .\i¢ Lellan who were sit-ending S. D- U. Charlottetown arrived 1101119 Monday evening to spend their va- cation.

eluded. dlfanhattan produced 117

slncdmirgturnelélmgiuilzldivggxivllg “'1' Senate Foreign Relations-Commit-

HEAVY MURDER TOLLS.

SALMON PROTECTIOM- rnJdarisus and Alaska. Premium n‘

both within and without territorial tee ordered favorable report on a ‘waters is sought. lf tihe- resolution

. _ homicides and 21 convictions.

“mi;dieinlfglffllmflféiisiiltd13*; Sew, pas,“ we” mum“... h, resolution by Senator McNary. o! is adopted by the Senate the sifh-

Ellis of Tyne Valle)‘. motor-ed to records 51.0.55... courts vregister- :2; ‘Era: ‘ggeguttggfe ‘wgrecolx: Oregon’ fequeumg ‘he Preamem’ 59°‘ Wm be “km “P “m! ma.

Summerside on Thursday night t0 ed one conviction for every four slayfn-ga gut on] 5W0 convlcnouslto negotiate treaties to proteci:_ Dominion authorities. '

52 INCH ALL WOOL serge “new, we Scum, cancer!‘ “blinders, says we New York He“ Over lnlticlunonzl there were tourl m“ ““"°°°”‘"y desmlcu°nr ‘

l. _ _ ‘ v _ _ _ _ murders, only one of which i188

"‘ ' a ~ through lwasteful methods and

black only 19202 ngice $500 id" _c.:r. ‘W. E. hit-Nevin passed two lurk had 215 murders in ‘ been sowei but four persons were omerwmm the salmon in ‘the pacb

“ML 3e m3 m" 3 '7 p" y“ ' through Summerslde on Saturday i520. The 39 persons killed In the found “my of ma; one I

Sinclair & Stewart Limited. on the way w m! home in the ‘van Sues. explosion “a not m} - ‘tic coasts of the United .Siutea.

West. after spending a short holi-

..-OAR ACClDENT.-—-A motor

party of five from Summerslde while en route to Bedeque Sunday had a narrow escape from injury when the car overturned In mun- ding a sharp curve, throwing the passengers out. No one was hurt, however. ,

-BOARD OF TRADE MEET- INCL-The Board of Trade meet- ing takes place Thursday night. Several important matters are ex- pected to be taken up at this meet- lng.

nmrennALl-v AND exr NALLY IT le oooos-rl... m, lug property of Dr. ‘Thoma: ;. tric Oil is that it can be used ternaily for many complaints well as externally. For sors u. . oroup, whooping conga, pains the-chest. colic and many lllnq ailments it has curative qlm ll that are unsurpassed. A bottle I it costs little and there is now in always having it at hand.

—Mias Sullivan. Miss MacNevin. Miss McKay. Miss Phillips and MI’- --75 PMIRS MEN'S. FlINE tweed pants, regular $7.5) to 810.00. June Clearance pier pair half price. Sinclair and Stewart. LlmitU.

(fanatic soda orsodium hydrate is. used II'I a 6 per cont solution. it kills all kinds of vegetation.

44 luol-i lmvv BOT\ANY

Mast-sit; a

magic, ‘prevlttlalyq sold at $5.50. June Special per yard $2.95. Sin- clair Kr Stewart, Limited.

LoTs T0 DQ-Summerside real- den-ta are wondering when the vig- ilant servants of the public are going to mow the grass and re- movs some of the long whiskers and dadelions which bedeck the Armory. Public square, and other parts of the town.

—KENSINGTON CAFE. Choice l-‘ruit, Dainty Confection- ary, Delicious Ice Cream served to delectate the most fastidious

taste, meals served at all hours on any order. Tobacco and cigars. Extra. special service on festul days. R. Balderson, Proprietor. Kensington. -—-—<cc-———- ' Do not suffer another day with Itching. Bleeding or Protrudinl; Piles. No surgical operation requir- ed. Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve you at once and afford lasting beneﬁt. 60c a box all dealers. or Ed- mudeon. Bates k 00., Limited. Tor- onto. Sample box free if you men- tion this paper a-nd enclose Ic stamp DOBIIQO. ———ooa>———- ::MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM SUBDUEQ-When one is a suffer- er from muscular rheumatism he cannot do better than to have the legion rubbed with Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Let the rubbing be brisk uni continue until ease is secured. There is more virtue in a bottle of it than can be fully es- timateli

OPTICAL‘ LENS GRINDING

Our Lens Grinding plant --the only one on thels- _ land-is daily engaged in manufacturing the vari- ous kinds of eases, used in correction of defective vision. " '

_There are no long de- lays in waitin for ‘special’ ienset-uPHO ,SNAPPY SERVICE. is the motto of our establishment. ‘

G. F. illltcheson

Optomotil C OINOII

"CHICK FEllD “Royal Purple”

YOUNG OHICKENS soon ‘i’ oetlwlle to the excellence of il- our CHICK FEED. Tilly» know that It la good for them p and they continually cry for I It as a Ilaby arias for his a, Q warm milk. Our CHICK FEED ll good not only for '~ tho little Ghlakl but for‘

1th growing and grown ups. 9 Try a lug. sols In as fb. and O 10o us. Inga and by m? Q pound. Our pride! Ira the‘

Il-

iﬁlieris. 00., ma}

Jﬁalquartan for Flour and ‘

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--MEN’S SUITS, priced from $37.50 to $40.00, selling now Der suit $24.75. Sinclair & Stewart. Llm ited.

-THE KILL KARE KLUB of Charlottetown will give a mlnstrel show in the Strand Theatre, Ken- slngton on Friday evening. June 10th. Good Jokes. songs, dancing specialties. etc. Reserve the date.

-BYKE ACCIDENTS. - Two bicycle accidents marred the usual calm of Summerside on Saturday afternoon. One occurred on Water street and the other on Central street but in each case there was llo serious injury to the cyclists.

-l'-lOBSTERS SCARCEF-Fislv ermen of lobsterson the North side. report a little smaller catch on Monday, than of recent days hut anticipate good catches the coming week. _

-SUNDAY SERVICE-The Rev. M. J. MacPherson will preach Sun- day June 5th at North Bedeque 11 a. m. and Travellers Rest 3.30 p. m. A special service will be ar- ranged for Freetown in the even- ing at 7 o'clock. -AN IDEAL DAY.—Summer-

side had ideal Welllllé!‘ Sunday, and

lllundreds of people took advantage of the opportunity to get in the open. Many went to Borden by motor-boat. while the more fortun- ate werll out motoring. the roads being in goml conditzon.

-THANKSGIVING SERVICE.- Remembcr the Thank Offering Service of the Young ‘Ladies Branch in the Kenslngton Presby- terian Church. next Sunday. June 5th at 7.30 p. nl. A special mission- ary program-me will be given and the Rev. M. J. MacPherson. M. A” will deliver the address. Everybody welcome.

-P. E. I. LIGHT HORSE-The P. E. Island Light Horse is being formed up and will go into camp on June 28th at Charlottetown. One squadron will be located in Prince County with headquarters in Summerslde. Major ‘Lewis Lowther in command, Captain Ern- ie ilvlcquarrie 2nd in Command. Troop leaders. Lleuls. W. Square- briggs. E. Bowuess and .W. A. Yeo Troopers who have had previous training will receive $1.50 per day others $1.25. $2.00 per day allow- ance for horses besides feed and keep. and no doubt many will Join up.

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--BASEBALL PROSPECTS.- Prospect are bright for a good summer of baseball in the West- ern end of the Leland. On Friday night. May 217th, Allberton and Tig- nish played the first game of the season, a gnmn of seven innings, which res/ultedin a victory for Tigrlish. the score being 6—5. Al- though the lboys had not. had much chance for practice they put up a good exhibition ol‘ hall. and Judg- ing liy their enthusiasm. we can look forward to many interesting gnmes during the summer. At the close of the game, Mr. H. H. simp- son. bile ‘County Secretary of the Y. M‘. C. A.. who was present with a number of O‘.I..eary boys, sugges- ted that a league. embracing Al- herton. O‘Leary and Tlgnish. be formed. The suggestion was im- medistely put into execution, and the league organzied under the name “West Prince Baseball League." ‘Mr. Monisey of Tignlsh very kindly offered a cup as a trophy to the winning team of tho season. Alharton being centrally located. and having a good dis- mond. it was decided that for the llﬁilﬂlli. at least. all games should lbe played tillers, the next game to be played on Wednesday. June let. between Ti-gniall and Alberton. 0'Leary vs. Aiberton to follow on the 9th, and Tignish vs. O'Leary. on the 16th. Keen competition‘ may be looked forward w, for the pinning of-the coveted trophy, and

Ilnesday afternoons will no v bt Ibo interesting dates on the

rton diamond. ‘

-__-<oo-—- lﬁiv Islands

Mr. and Mrs. McNevin. Tyne Val- ley. Mrs. .\fc.\'evin accompanied him as far as Summerside. She intends lemaining another month before returning to ber home in southern Alberta. -———<-0>-—-——— Mfnard‘: Llnfllrnf for Diem-per

zzhiother Graves’ Worm Exter- minator will drive worms from the system without Injury to the child. because its action. while fully ef- fective is mild.

A Fast Track

The Charlottetown Driving Park Tract is in the finest condition which it ever has been at this time of year. Mr. Jas. Arhing, the cap- able traclc superintendent, has worked assiduously on it since the latter part of April and new hlla a surface which is a delight to every horseman using it.

Last fall he prepared the ground and this spring disc-borrowed It and carefully removed all stones. This gives the surface a springy. resilent effect and prevents the horse's muscles and feet from be- coming sore.

The ‘Driving Park Association are charging a fee to all horse- men using the track this year and this. we understand, is to be util- ized in paying for the extra ex- penses incurred in keeping the trackt watered. It is a well known fact that water is the life of n race track. When the surface becomes baked from the sun and the sandy part becomes blown off by winds. the track -is made al- most useless for training purposes. as horses speeding over it become sore. However. this condition can he prevented by the use of water, wlhether in the levening or the early morning. followed bv har- rowing and brushing. it Mlr. Ar- lbing can succeed in keeping tho track in its lpresent high standard of excellence this season he will have earned the gratitude of all the horse men training on it.

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IN MEMORIAM

FLORA ANN STEWART

The death took place on Febru- ary 19th, 1921. after a short but scv ere illness of Flora Ann. only daughter of Donald R. Stewart. 0i Belle River.

Deceased who was in her 40th year. leaves _to mourn her aged father and three brothers, John M.

under D. R.. elder at home. In the year 1895 she became a mem- ber in full communion of Wood Islands Presbyterian Church and was always diligent and sin- cere in the l\\1:\ter'a wdrk. in Sabbath School, _C. E. Society and the Choir.

pail bearers werez-dl/Ialcom P. Benton. Allan '1). lStewart. Robert Nicholson, Thomas Nicholson, Willie Stewart. John Blue.

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r. Jfttuttllavzl

day of two weeks with his parents. H

LIST 0F PRIZES TOTALLING $2,740.00-s0 PRIZES ALTOGETHER

lat PBIZFFiA Grand. Prise of $500.00 (Five. Ilun- sired Dalian) cual will be min-n to the candidate poII-' In: the Inrleat. number of vote-u during the content.

lurkent nuInIu-r of voten In

.ummeralde. Then Clsurlolfr-

town nml Sunllnerulnle nrr pint-rd Into one district mu]

n npu-lul prize of $150 In neg u-rchundflae n-rtl- lcnfetr will he given.

The cnmlitlttte winning n $1.10 urine will no! be on- tltled to nny other prim- titties» It should be n apcclal prise gin-n durlm: the content. A total of $000 will be Ixlven In the ulmvt- pills-n. There wlIl be u» defined , dlltrlctn to guide the "wording of die . lnulnlng - IPVBIIIF"!!! fﬂllllllr llrlnva or npeelnl prllea. Merl! mu! effort only will count. y -

TWO 8100.00 ncuotlnhln- merchnhdlle eerlllelfu fol f’ (he next two In ordcr of merlf. . _ _ ‘Ion negotiable mercllnntllttr certificate: for S54E00 totalling $500 In vuluo In the next award Illkll-IQI.‘ fen enterprising onntlldutcu. ' » -

Twenty negotiable merrhnndlae u-s-‘Iﬂcztten of‘ $28.00 ﬂlelh-Iol-Illnz $100.00 vvlll he awarded tie nen- swan-y * ouoceaeful candidates. . ‘ _ . , ,. “Mb

Forty-four negotiable merchandise certificates. vovno £10.00 ouch. totalling [-140.00 wIII be given In the order of merit.

Yrflflonfel count the some Holman‘: Catalog or llol-

NQIMInhIr lilrrvhitntllle n! culls In purchasing from lion's bl; etore.

and Dan M. in the West and Alex-

the

The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. -A. S. Stewart. The

'l‘llll 82.7404» Prlte F’. Content la open to all. A net-son enn nominate himself or friend.

1‘ n I t u» til...'l.i"..‘l"..'.."""' gldPAlVlWlltllYT, .. lull-ml. lly mulling your nomination A1‘ UNOE you Wlll ht Rlvrn 10000 FREE BONUS VOTES» .

h A lirmll-cd votes vvlll h; c flnl‘ o $1.00. | h hill of $1.00 or ov n m t, Itllln IIII‘ lens Iltnn $1.00 dg When the customer III

given with every crush pur- vvorda, every cent fa n call omit an ta vote. but purchase not count.

In’; u rush purchase of 81.00

Darrin of‘ll|r bill rnuI drop In Iinllot box nt entrance to llollnnna office. or mull to Holman’: to be dropped In Illa furllnf hon.

. =llllla cannot he Incl for vMlI-z unless they bem- ran customers "m; "a “l. Jill!" run only he written ll by the lulellnl In the More. nnd Iiy no om.- elle. . In understood that goo IIN! no!

folnrr must I‘ .. purchase. ultimo. ole. ‘ Cuah nglater allpo elllot be need fol recording V0 Ql. Nu candidate vvlll Ive-allowed to canvass votes In Ilollnun‘: more or entrance thereto, and the manage- llr right to disqualify anyone who per- llna In thla nrncflee. Caah bllla will only count for

counted an cnlh transactions. y

when only n partial of purchase price In pglq In one! such amount vvlll count for voles, lius ti; q-g-pg that la entered na n charge account on our books vvlll not count Ila voles.

.DI’|I€I that ahoulll be advertised

R. T. HOLMAN,

LIM ITED, SUMMERSIDE

lilozimlais Contest Officially Starts Wednesday I lsi.

Every man and woman with energy rand the desireto win o, .

in life is being conducted by

is going to be represented in ‘this big Popularity Contest ﬂu! 7 A R. T. Holman, ery person who wants a big reward for

Limited’,- of" ‘Summerside. Ev- a little spare time work, who

wants to enjoy the pleasure of competitionwith otherpopuiu-men

and women, with more than $2,740.00 y _ andwili be supported by the vlistidct she 01'

made, is in the contest he represents.

Wednesday, J unc 1, is and for sixty days it will be a real race

as the rewards for all 6501i

ydate of the contest tarsnsw who IS the most pop-

ular person in "Prince Edwlafd Island, and in the dfﬁerent commun-

‘ities.

Don't leave anything to

name is down in thelist of candidates‘,

‘form alongside to us today. throughout the contest will _be

given you.

if you are not sure that your sign and ‘send (along the Every help you mayreasolvable need Every person in this

chance,

contest; is going to have the ‘time of his life for there is fun to no end

and plenty of prizes for every person with

ambition and energy.

Sign the application form and send it along TODAY.

ﬁllllPii tiul .l|llls llllllllllsl

All perlona In the employ of II. '1‘. Holman. Limited, vvIII not he allowed f0 enter the content, nor will lone o: dnuglne of eltployeea be allowed to enter.

A candidate can only be nominated once.

A eonteﬂnnt cannot vvln more than one of the '

prlaca qivertfaed In this announcement, but vvoull In: eligible to compete for and vvln ‘any rater.

A eon-lites of prominent bualneaa lea vvIIl be selected to check the votes cast.

reserve the rfgln‘! to reject candidates without _

We Ilvlng telltale for a0 do l‘. ‘

We nluo reserve the right to odd to ﬁe number of pllua during the eontratylnd ulao to vvftldrnvv ill- trfet ylllaen when the effort luel III vlnrlcll en, and to rrlve or add such prises to other cllatrletl or create new dlltrlclm-

There are no territorial Ilnltntlou or restrictions for other than the four 8150-00 Irina.

The none of (he persona nominating the elllldatca vvlII no! be divulged.

'l‘hll ﬂrrl vvlll not made to Individuals and all money orders or cl must he made noYuhIe to IL 'l‘. Holman. Limited. lleralde. I‘. E. Iall d. lnlled. reserve llte right to IIIIIIQ

lea of the contest an It Ilny become I- ln lie ‘evens of lly radical change the c JI- datu vvlll be mulled.

Ilhould any question o! rule, privilege, or dlannte nrlae It vvIlI be left to the cola-lace of judges to ile- cfle, and their decision Ilnll be lnel.

n unde by all that R. T. Ihlmnn, Limited, shall not annals! lny financial Ion through tynonrnphl- u-al errors. candidates misunderstanding the conditions, or pro-Ina male b1 candidate!-

The person who n one: the candidate vvlnlilnl the 0500.00 cash prfae w ll receive a special coal prfae of 025.00. Should the vvlnuer of the IIOGU call prfle be no-Inntel by llhaell lo vvlll be entitled to twelve the tvve princi- '

quea un-

of the lpeoul?

he uaponalble for pnynenta

u THIS ATION FORM

I Ilaraby nominate

FILL N0

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and understand that if title puma wlnl tit 060030010): prlnﬁl, the nominal”, om on- tltlsd to the apoalﬂ cull prise of $15-09-

i understand‘ that this nomination entit- m n» candidate» o» cecal/ll. 10.0w BONUS VOTES wand.

I also agree t6 give the candidate Iil¢|1 assistance and "npport as QMOHIMW pulibto. . l ~ '

Name ..._.......

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nor DIPARTQINW“ ‘Ir 1‘- "'l"""‘-

cut suunrtissll this um» 0' °°"' l

united, glummohlﬂg I. I. Jllllll-

. av on: wVQbl QQQQ

colvrssr harassment‘

H OLMAN .

summons... P. s. Island