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SHOULD RECEIVE
THB TREATMENT
The l.ioiisc\vil'o ofto-day is not '
' oont¢nt_to_m;iilno her brightening
and polislnngl to the “company’
part oi' the ou-e. Every room
i -0\'cn ilio bedroom-is _kept l
clean and lzriglt hy ihcoccasional ,
llso Of 0-Cedar Polish. _
Thl.u~-: n<ls_ of home-loving
~ women now believe that n can or
bottle of O-Ccrlur Polish is as
neccssnry_ to - the homo as the
furnitnro itself.
nss.’§"ii.s§“ii. €f",l’i'¢is"s'.l‘i§‘.'.fi”-’sil.`2i.t5’i§',5
ti-o 0~Cmlnr trczitincnt. Tha 0-C¢¢¢|»
Polish Mop gives them A polish such sl
no other trcatmr-nt can rrvcnl.
` You will find 0-Coder Polish (in
25 cont to $3 00uizcn) und tho Mop (round
oi-triangle rhn ontS1.5ti)nt any Grocery
or llardwurc Sliop.
\CHl»\NNELL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Limirsn
TORONTO
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- FOR FRECKLE _
iris! li/\.ilte bixltity lotion for 
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Squeeze the juice of two lemons into'
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion
beuutifler. ut very, very small cost,
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drugstore or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see how
freckles and hleinishes disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy-white tlig skin
becomes. Yes! lt is harmless and
never irritates
White and Gold
Dinner and Tea Ware
rn
this is a new stock pattern
in Semi Porcelain from one of
the best English Makers.
It is Plain White with Gold
Band and Hair Line.
The gold is of first quality
and durable.
‘ BLACK & co.
SUNNYSIDE
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berry 
~ Boxes ;
- 50,000 in stock, our
STRAWBERRY BOXES a
are the best madc both in
_ ° quality and shape.
And comply with the »
regulations of -the small
fruits act. '
ORDER .NOVlL~ The »
STRAWBERRY crop will f
be lnrgc this year and
boxes may be_ scarce
later on, Our prices are
right, we buy direct from
the manufactures.
 Get our prices at SEED 3
and FEED STORE.
CARTllR& 00.!!!
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ia*    5 os weasssasy svssiss. .ross ml.
eototlns wltcomnn Home
' 6423-6-19M3l.
-Lneavv rnucx i-loess for ssis
in first class condition. Apply R. T.
Holman, Ltd., Suniincrslde.
0429-6-19ME1i.
-CONRACT AWARDED.-The con
tract for puiiitliig the interior of the
Suinincrslde Arinoury has been award-
ed to Mr. Samuel Simmonds, who
has this week started the work.--H.
-ON AUTO TOUR-Sheriff Wright
left on '1‘ue~~.flay on an auto trip to
Dorchester, N. B. on business con-
nected with his official duties, a few
friends accompanied him for a plea-
sure trip.ll.
-DISCHARGED COAL.-The Suhr.
Edward S. I-`alt, Capt. Ferguson. hav-
ing finished discharging coal, will pro-
ceed to Crnpaud where shc will take
on ai cargo of hay and outs for thc
port of Picton.-»il.
-TRANSFERRED.--Mr. Russel llunt-
er, of the Royal Batik staff, Summer-
slde has been transferred to the Royal
Bank at North Rnstico and left Tues-
day inornlllg to enter upon his duties.
L.
--COME to the “Globe Hotel” for
good square meals, comfortable lodg-
ing.modern and up~to-date accommoda-
tion at a moderate price. ideal locat-
ioiijsccoinl house after you cross ilie
igaillroarl nt tlie_ east end ot’ Water St.
Suniniersidc. Reuben Durant, Propriet-
or. 6374-6-17l\i:5lpd.
--BASEBALL.-At the ball game
hetwccii the Pioneers and Rod Sox
.\ionday evening on the High School
grounds, the Pioneers won. the score
being 14-5. The Pioneers have won’
the three games they have taken part
in so far this season. On Thursday
evening a game will be played be-
tween the Pioneers and Independents.
L.
--KENSINGTON.-Mr. W. W. Rodd,
head agent for the Empire Cronin
Separator. on his way from Tignisli.
.stayed off .ii Kensington.-Mr. Joincs
Pendcrgast, lately returned fron,
Tlgnish. is alive to business and is
dc:<ervcrll_\' popular with the business
comniittecs _-Labor around Kensing-
ton assuincd a lively aspect for some
days past, Every morning a train loan
the windows ot’ H. R. (`rockctt's Jew-
prizos are first prize silver trophy, sce-
ond prize gold medal, presented by
in tho R. t’ (leinctei°y. At the clnirch
a rr\.quir~in high Mass was sung by
place at Mount Carmel Church on
Tuesday morning, of Mr. Gerald Mui-
Rosallno Gallant, qaughter of- Mr.
Matthew Gallant, of Mount Carmel.
Rev. P. P. Arsenault celebrated the
Nuptial Mass, in the presence`of u
large number of friends of the con-
of the most popular young men in
Suminerside, and his bride is well
known, having graduated as u nurse
from Prince County Hospital.
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--T|GNl8H.-Fishermen along the
western shore of the island are
busily engaged since the weather set-
tled. They report good mackerel
fishing at Tignish and Albcrton
shores.-Mr. Henry Gavin of Summer-
sidc was in Tignish last week on a
business trip.-Mr. Charles Carter
has recently purchased an excellent
touring car which he clalinsiio will
use to great advantage in 'his busi-
nessf-Mr. P. D. Muncey of thc P. E.
l. R., l’ort Borden, spent Sunday in
Tignish. While here he was the
guest of Mr. James Shea.-The road
masters of Tignish and adjoining dis-
tricts deserve more than the usual
ti-mount of credit for the good condi-
tion the road were kept in during the
heavy rain-fall this season. ,
\\'l‘]S'l`EItN PERSON A LS
-Mr. E. S. Strachcn of Winnipeg
's visiting friends in Sumnierside.
t-Mr. F. Lockerby. Hamilton, Oni..
was a visitor in town on Monday.--ll.
-Mr. and Mrs. James Policy of
Truro, N. S., are visiting friends in
Summerside.
-Mr. Thos.~Rogers of Summérside
is spending a few days visiting his
parents in Charlottetown.
-Mr. J. A. Parsons of New Glas.
gow. N. S., was registered at the
Queen Hotel Summeiulldo on Tliesday.
-Mr. Juhii D. MacKenzie of Truro
.\I. S., is spending a few (lays in Sulli-
znerside on .husiness.
-~lAtev. Father P. P. Arsenualt of
day.
Hotel, Summerslde on Tuesday.
__ 1919. n number of their friends gather-
-ir P/tvs is buy is this Prsvises. , "lf °°“”°'A" " °“ '°’° 'l sd st the home or nr. sud Mrs. Robert,
IAflsrty | Snmnierlide.
- -_ | - _ Andrews to welcome home their son,
--JUST ARRlVED CM‘l0Bd Of llme.’- _AT H°ME"_M“ James T“D"n’ P06. J&lne| H, Andrews, who recently
J. W. Fyfe. Emerald, 6395-618M2ipd. New Annan Wm he at home to her arrived from overseas gfter an absence
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_ .Of lwurly t ree years. The meeting was
_REMEMBER THE DAY__July 2nd‘ fipenidls this Thursday afternoon and Dreamed ov" by Mr. J. W. stewart
and the place-St. Marys Brac. 9 en 5 ' who congratulated Pte. Andrews on
__wEDD|NG__Th8 marriage wok his safenrrival home from the battle-
iiields of France and extended a hearty
welcome on behalf of his friends. Mr.
» J. H. Bowness read' an address and
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gun, of Summers de and Miss Mary presented their young mend with n
valuable signet ring and well filled
purse. _
- Pte. Andrews in a few words thank-
ed his friends for their kind remvm
brance and most generous gift and
tructiug parties. Mr. Mulligan is one ' . l
expressed himself well pleased to he
home again and to see his friends
once more. `
Rev. G. W. Goodwill addressed the
meeting in his usual happy manner
and added much to the enjoyment of
the evenin‘! which was pleasantly
spent in music and conversation. with
speeches from several of the gentle-
men present. ~Ice cream 'and cake
was served by the ladies before dis-
persing to their homes.
Following is the address:'_
` Mr. James Andrews
-Dear Friend: It is with pleasure
thnt_\vo have gathcrcd hcro this cvs
ning to ext'-nd to you a hearty \vel-
come home. It is'no\v over throo
years since we met here to bid you
farewell as you courageously went
forth to do your part for the cause of
humanity and righteousness. We are
proud of you, proud that when our
country was in danger you nobiy went
to stand between hor and destruction
by a ruthless foe. ln our joy tonight
in having you once more 'with us, let
us not forget your brave coniraiics
who will not return but now sleep in
far oft' France. But we know they have
not sacrificed their young lives in vaiil.
for today thergrand old Union Jack
,floats higher and prouder than ever
before. We ask you to accept this
gift as a slight 'token of our esteem
and may it always remind you of our
very best wishes for your future wol-
lure,
‘ Signed
Your Norboro friends.
-‘Miss Amy Ellis has returned to
Charlottetown spending the week-end
in Suinmcrside.
-git/Irs. Jack Scotland and little
daughter. of Calgary are visiting in
Suniinerslde the guest of Mrs. Scot-
land‘s sister. Mrs. Phillip Jean.-1..
-Miss Amy Burrows returned to
liei‘ lioine in 'Suinmerside on Tuesday
night after spending tho winter in
of men from Summerside and nearerl Mmm; (ja,-mel was a visitor; to s\|m.fCm,mg0‘
points came out on the early train to merging on Tuesday, . ____
work on thc railway track and on A Messrs _,_ B_ Mm-un and P M
Monday evening the ends of the line --Mig A. C. Beach of Truro, N. S. Ward of Montreal were reglgterw at
troin East and West entered the town was registered at the Qliccn Holcl. the Queen Hotel .summersme on Tm_H_
Will there now be any doubters?-Y. Summe,-Side 0" '1‘ueg¢1;ry_ ‘ day
_-AN iwrenssriuo nisi_=LAY.- ~iurs. B. not-sytiis or Ainsi-rss _.Mn ,,_E_ McN,,`,,`,,' of ,,,Ss0x_ N_
The prizes are now being exhibited in was R v1,,|¢0,~ to Summersmg un 'rugs-.. B iq spending B few dayq in S“m_
mersido on business.
elry Stores, Summcrsidc for the _blcy- ._.._.
vie "ICG Un Dfmllnlvn UW fOr DOYS Of -hir. Nell s. Matheson or Piston, _Mr Mme., Lawlor or Rc,,hm,k
tslglitecn years of age and under. The N_ 5_ was registered at the Qugen N_ B4' is “smug in Kensington uw'
guest of his cousin Mr. Edward Pen-
dcrgast. K.
the President of the Summerslde Drlv- The many fl-icnds of M,-_ John M(-_ V __
mg. muh' Mr' Gwelmun MCA-"hm Leuan' Sl' L°“i*‘~ Wm ""g""l l" l"~`*"` -Mr. Lester Sharp. who return:-I
’l`hird prize, at bicycle pump. All boys that he is dangerously ill. K ' from 0,,e|.,,ca__, on samrdny L, l,uyi,,,,
in the province who are interested can _.___ ,t short vm, to ms father Mu Jmmwl
“bmi” V“"°lc"l“"” [mm Arthur Mums "MV Jflfllcfi A~ Chlsllolm of T"Y'“‘ Sharp, liefofo returning to his home in
SllmmPl'S|'l9- ‘was -tt visitor to Summcrsidc on Mon- me United Smws__H
_ day .___ I "`_"" ~' V Y '__ _'
_FUNERAL SERVlCE|S. -- Thi*
f""f“`"l 'lf ill" itll" MVS- liilllfll- S"l“' --Mr. Vernon liiilttiiews of O'l»Uilf.V- Jennie Brooks Sliririliil-rid. Mazen. ni
"“"`“|‘l"' Wir" 0' Mr' Th"m'“‘“ Clark' WHS il VISHDF ill SUIHIUUTSIUG 0" M0” rived in Suinmersldo Monday ovciilir'
‘l"l"“"` "" lil” P' E' I- Railway' Wm' lilly- anti left oil Tuesday for Alma, Lot Zi,
hold on Tuesday from her late resid~ ' “,-lwm they Wm spend- the sulmlwr
once to St. Pnul's Church, interment ._-e “slung h.|,_,mh,A__H_
ALL RUN DOWN .
. ‘; -- ; , RAILROAD EMPLOYES CAUTIONED
licv.l F itlitip l\;l)tvl71aii,`w‘h!o0¢>\tiic.lata;l:   
ll lll‘ F{l|\V _ (CZISOI l|‘-I -~..-_
vi-.ire or st;--, was an lisnorsnls holy, B°°Ff;‘“f ?*'°“b,}““'," h::‘,’tha§lf_°‘;‘l’;:)Pf:,‘(f?; sasitlvroon, sAsi<, .rims ir.. -'rits
` \ ' r our . ' .
kind and ofa uiiietdlsposltioii possess- Pm; rtltniygln it ,he’a(_‘_m"ulati0ns of following telegram was sent Inst night
mg "‘""-" "ll" ‘l““m|e5' Beside” “ iiibslle matter thni; cause weakness, ffm" Wln"lll@8 by -llllllcll M\ll"l"f‘l<-
sorrowing husband, four daughters |053 of nppeme, dull hgadm-hp, vice-pro.<iltlr-tit, B. R. T., to J. 'i'_
nrt- it-it is multi-n viz:-Mrs. vvslicr broken slr-np, bm-lmche, eruptions Voiilclilun. coniluetor. Vfiiicouvvr-r
Gr:-4-n. Mrs. .lnnics Sheehan. Summer- and liiimors nnd,0ihi‘r ir0\ll'll0S- "Referring to previous ielcgi-l\:i‘< i
sitio and tho Misses Birdie and llilll’ Tak? noodle S""’“l”“°l""v the Munroc, and his reply received lodi_\.
ut lionw- T he pall bearers Wersi- "“`d"""° "l"i' .I',";°li':1t°"' °"’°“‘l:;‘; imrlsrstomi that representatives or
M3Y0l` M0!‘l‘lB0l\-' MGSSFB- J-M- NUOIIRD. 8,21’ yggmzrtzylnll :‘ier_y°u umm Labor Council here have word thai
M. F. Scliurnisn, J. J. McNally, J. Ii. 5 Hoodts Pius help as lV!t0m”]`_ switchmen and firemen on all roads
Mrfulloiisn and Fred Blizzard- inning, digestive esthsrtis ‘ have sent ultimatum to Provincial and
. -Mrs. Martlia Brooks and .\ll:'~'
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with trimmings of buttons,
and dressy, comes in wh
girdles, all sizes.
PROW
Here is _a very useful garment, made
of a salt and pepper effect in tweed.
overt Cloth Coats
Women’s'Covcrt Cloili Coats in, plain
belted effects, fancy collars and pockets
Price $20.00 to $45.00.
hite Sport Skirts
The skirt that always looks smart
Gaberdine with fancy pockets and wide '
SPECIAL $11.98 _
just _ received Womenfs and Misses
' Silk Poplin Dresses in plain or ove'rsk_i,rt
styles, in shades of copen; taupe, navy and
black. Special only $11.98. ~ _
An odd line of silk dresses in Taffeta
_ tx and Poplins all styles and colors price
\ $14.50.
WOMEN'S DOLMAN C `
$27.00
all sizes.
ite Rcpp. and
-E BRO
i POPLIN DRESSES
  Graceful and beautiful models `
in
wool velour iniaupc, sand and bluc,
beautifully lined with silk. I
Price $32.00 to $52.00.
SERGE DRESSES
Many appealing models, all shades
with ovcrskirts, triniiniugs of braid and
buttons and several other styles. ,
Price $l5.00 to $35.00.
-=iVllDDIES--
Girls iniddies in coat effect or pull-
over with long or short sleeves, plain
white or stripe collars and cuffs.
Price . 1.25 and $2.25.
SMOCKS
In plain or colored materials, beauti-
ful smocked all col rs.
P'i"° M “’ $850' me tio is $3.98. P 0
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i-'odcrul lilitliorltics that they will
strike tonight iiillcss ccrtliiil coliditioils
are complied willi. Meetings of fire-
men and iiiciiilicrs were ht-ld last two
cvcnlngs. and rt-soluiioii passed hy
such liicliibers Inst night ivan to uffcct
tiizit, unless ccrtaili` contliiioiis were
agreed to, they would lt-avc thc scrvicr-
this (Friday) evening. Mt-etings held
largely composed of yoiliigcr, lrrsspoii-
sible incinbcrs ot' the organization,
litany of wiioni are on the extra list
and not holding regular pusitioiiis at
this time on account of material rc-
diictlon In trulilo and work. Assure
all of uicinbcrs that any attciiiptcrl
strike of our orgaiiiz:i:l'i:i.= nl. this
point will not ho inatcrlally felt. niorc
especially on tin- ‘fuiiadliiii l’u<~iilr', uri
l vicw thc situation, and kindly ili-
`.~<il'uck all iii:-iiilwrs of our hrotliorhood
`t!i;it our t-oillrzicl :\pi't~i-iiiclits most ho
lniniiilailictl 'intl our incuiliors niust bc
lpn-pzil'o1l to tio :\n_\"tliiiig iiocessal'y
:to t-:ilitiiiuc litiiiilt-i'i'iipi<.~d traffic,
lliotli in _varfi and road servic_e. So iid-
l\'i.-.o our nioinliers, and other honest
llahor lncu in your vicinity. that much
lol' thc iiit'oi'ination received i’roln 'llc
Lahor Tcinple nt Winnipeg by tho mon-
:ll Vziiiciillvci- :ind clsr-\\‘lis~ro_ has boon
lt|11:.c;n . .;. ii.c.i :intl in, niun_\' i‘t,-spccts,
entirely untrue. Wlro nic situation as
it exists at Vancouver tomorrow."
Most uf the sliucs worn in Japan
arc liinilo of .\'ll'a\\v or wood.
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INSTEAD OF BANANA8
l{I.\'G°S'I’().\l, JAM.. June 16. -- The
(lovcrnment has taken active steps
looking to ilu- dcveloplnent of lilo
sugar industry in the colony. Tito
legislative council has decided to
erect the first central sugar factory
to cost $1,500,000 -at the eastern
end oi’ the colony. and is hopciul
that sugar will rfplnco li;'.nanas as
the chief product.
Tim crocodile requires clghty sco-
onds in which to turn round.
‘llrolid pocket flaps oi' thc Lvllls
.\'Vl typo are buck again.
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