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-LOBSTER BAlT_-#Only 25 barrels
left. Order quickly. HOLMA‘S.
Summerside. 8015-M2iE1l
-GENUINE WEED and Rico Skid
auto tire chains. All sizes in stock at
Braces. 8003-6-14M2l
"PANTH ER THREAD" rubber heels
-Ladies' 20c, Mon's 25c per pair at
Braces .
8058-6-6Tbulllon2wkE'l’l12w .
-LAWN AND FARM FENCING,
also gates Book your orders now at
headquarters. _.Brnc_es.
8058-6-6ThuMon2wksETh2w.
-FENC|NG.- Braces have all-
styles and sizes of woven fencing ag-
ain in stock. Freight paid on cash or-
ders. 8003-6-14M2i.
--IN FOR SHELTER.-Capt. Mc-
Lean, with the schooner Blake, arriv-
ed in Summcrslde on Thursday for
shelter. she was on her way from
Sydney to Chatham. L
-BRACE'S FENCING is from one
half to one guage heavier than a lot
of the so culled full government guage
fencing. Guage it and be convinced.
8003-6-14M2i.
-COAL LADEN.-Captain Kinl-.h,
with the schooner Glendon and Cap-
tain Lablong with sclioner Florrie V.,l
Ltd., from Sydney L `
-94 CENTS FOR WOOL-l{oliiian's
Suniinersldc are -paying 94 cts. for
washed wool, 70 cts for unwaslied
wool. Freight paid on shipments
ol’ 100 lbs or over. Send your wool
to Holmans. 8018-6-15M3lE2i.
--wsoomo s:E|.i.s.-A very piet-
ty but quilet event took place on Wed-
nesday, June 12, at the home of the
when their only daughter, Gertrude
was united in marriage to Janies
liride's home and gave her a very ag
kindness.--N.
 ivnsidiniv Pnusonalls
' pv -Mi J ll Wall; oi lwnsington
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@ \ Me i.
-‘Miss Amy Linkletter has return-
aftei' spending tho, wintcr ut Portlaiid.
SHANGHAI, June 8-General Se-
menoff, leader of the anti-Bolshevik
Siberian forces, has left the trans-
Baikalia front, according to an cast.-
crn news agency despatch from liar-
hin. His departure is attributed to
illssensiotis among his forces. It is
reported, the advices add, that he will
dlsband his army and flee into Mon-
gelia.
Harbin. Mancliuria, Sunday, June 2_
(By the Associated Press)-General
Seiiieniitt, leader of the anti-Bolshevik
l`orccs in Siberia, reports that llolslic-
vik troops today crossed the Onan
River, in _Trans-Baikalia and strongly
pressed a number of attacks, which
were checked. An Austro-Gcrmaii
force composed of a cavalry brigade
and four companies of infantry, is
threatening General Semenoff’s coui~
niunicatlons.
May Start Something
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' - -- -- -- . . iwliich Japan and China were to take
- - - - -- _ ` _- action when it was considered iicccs-
. J sary for the preservation of the peace
the grave ot your departed
with. We supply no others.
Our Monuments are the best
to be had. Estimates given.
Chandler & Bell
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division probably formed of fornicr
M0|'ll-ln'l¢l'|i§  ¢l\d\|l'¢ ll\C prisoners of war in -Siberia now oper-
‘uting so closely to Japanese territory
-- lot the far cast. The Austro-German
RHVHSOS Ol Tim(  may_ bring the long smouldcring sl-
,ltuation to the point o faction. il
brings up again the possibility of inl-
,lltary action by Japan in that tlica-
ncwest activities is very close to the
,western boundary of lxianchuria.
Tokio, June 7-(By he Associated
,Press.)--An ofllcial statement issued
|by the Japanese- government emphati-
i cally denies the recently published re-
port that the -Chino-Japanese inlli-
oi’ the Chinese military finances, finan-
60 Kent Sh-ee(  tary agreement gave to Japan control
_ _ __l ces. railways, mines, etc. er medicine acts like it.
_“ ' Him
'irrived in Sumnierslde on Tliursilayniospimi is 5|¢ua¢ed_ Tim ---1,-Sing
with coal for Messrs. R. T. Holman, staff began sneezing and coughing as
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arte-iwe were told to be ready. All .our
mas Wright, Middleton in the pres-'patients had been safely removed by
llRANcili-:S iN ALL CITIES .ence of a low ini-mediate relatives the time, with the exception of walk-
c look ' buildin The Germans were shoot-
l     I  Cairns of Freetown. The brid - g.
-  -. ed very charming in a dress of wliitci ing at random with rifles and revol-
OIL O _,_\ TOVE silk crepe do cliene and carried a bod- vers and the driver of the car contain-
l Z/_______l_ uet of lilies of the valley uno' maiden ing al lour wordly good was killed as
J 'MS-_ __ . ` __ _ -hair fern. Miss Wright was a very ef- we passed out of the gate. A cy-
- M .` / iicieiit trained nurse while Mr. Cairns clist rushing by saw him with _his
;il3l'*i_»_ __ -/ M*-*'“"" _ is one oi' the most successful farmers hand still on the wheel.
 if  ¥_"_._ ~-5 ' 1-1- "-*-5-5 in Frcetowii. The many and 'costly
‘ lj tl presents received testified to the pop- Menaced By Raider. '
, ularity of the young couple. A few
4,9 ,5 evenings previous to the inarriagithc “Then began our long march. Sud-
f~‘-~- people of Middleton assembled at thc|dcnly in the bright moonlight we re-
ieeable surprise iii the loiiii of a mis-
`  is  eellaneoiis slioiwer. The bride express-
- cd her thanks to thcdonors for their
-TWO CENT! PER WORD EACH
insertion for advertising in thu cgi.
uma. Casnmust accompany orders.
Minimum charge twenty-five cents. '
-FENCING.-Carlonds of full hea-
vy guage again in stock at Braces.
See ad_vertis'e|nent. 8003-6-14M2i
TFENCING.--Braces are selling' 8
bar woven fencing 42 'ln high at $2.60
per chain delivered. This is not the
glack guage. inferior quality fencing
' 8003-6-14M2i.
BlllVt YIITIIDIIIIAL
BY BIND 0F NURSES
_ LONDON, June 15.-A striking ia-
stance of that women can do and cn- _
:lure at the front is shown in the foi-
llowing story, printed in the Times to-
ay:
A little band of British. nurses has
just passed through London on the
way ~home after a narrow escape from
falling into German hands, by quietly
slipping away just before dawn with
the patients out of the side of a lios~
pitai in a little village between Sols-
sons and Rheims. They managed
to get away as the enemy was in the
very act of entering the hospital
grounds. One nurse in describing
the escape said: "We were awaken-
ed on the morn-ing of May 27 by a tcr»
riflc cannouade and whistling of huge
shells across the valley in which our
though they had an attack ot hay fe-
ver and we soon realized that pois-
sonous gasses were being given off by
the shells. For the next twenty-four
hours, or until we fled, the terrible.
noise never ceased for one moment.
All through the day, wounded picked
up on the roadside were brought to
the hospital for a first dressing. Our
orders were to remain at our posts
until darkness fell. it was 2 a. ni.
and a brilliant moonlight night when
ing cases. Taking these with ns, we
'slipped quietly out the back of the
eognizcd a sinister black cross above
our heads. ln the clear light we
were exposed to full view and our
white caps were fluttering signals as
we walked alon the road Fortu
S . ~
nately for us, a wall ran the \vliole
length of the village, and in single
file we passed safely along in its
ed until we came to a littlo town
fed.
“In our long tramp we covered
twenty-four miles. The first dny_somc
of us slep a little. but not for long.
for We still were under fire _
' “Footsore and weary as wo were.
wc made an early start at dawn the
next morning. The roads were con-
gested with traillc :ind_our progress
was so slow that at night we rested
at a depot for troops. We slept on
thc straw shake-downs oi’ the soldiers
long and peacefully, oblivious of thc
mice who were playing hide and seek
in our hair."
Next morning the nurses and pa-
tients entrained for Paris. having,
during their two days’ retreat covered(
forty-tour miles on toot. -.
34,879 PENSIONS HAVE ~BEEll
` AWARDED
OTTAWA, June 15.--Tho total num-
ber of pensions awarded from tho bc-
ginning of the war up to Mav llisl.
was 34,879. and the total nunilier ot
gratuities was 3,013. according to thc
figures niadc public ny the liiurd oil
pension commissioners. As an evi-'
dence of the great growth in thc work
or tlie hoard, it is slated that when
tlie board of pension coiviniissioiiers
took over the work from the pmisloiis
:intl claims board they had ai _-iinff of
23 compared willi the broseiit organ-
ization of nearly six hundred per~
sons.
GET RID OF IIUMORS
MID AVOID SICKNESS
Huinors in thu blood cause inter-
nal dernngeiiil‘i;": that affect tlic
whole system, as well as piinplci'
boils and other eruptions. and ar ;
responsible for the rezidiiicss witi.|i
which `m:in_v people eoiilruet disease..
_ For forty years lluod‘s Sarsapur-
illa has been inure successful than
-_my other medicine in expelling huin
urs and _removing their inward and
outward effects. Get Hood’s. No otli-
sliadow. I-lour after hour wc march-I
w1\0r@__i!aivs\'_¢_i!<;1¢°r_@Q. _1_i_iil_c_tc4i__aM_`
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i=AMous "BLUE oEv||_s" MAY'
vlsrr PARTS oF cANAnA _
(i'l'TAWA. Jiuio i ..-`1`hore is every
likelihood that eastern Canadian cit-
ies at any rate, will have an oppor-
tunity to see the faiiious "Blue Dev-
ils" of l~'ranec now in the United
States. The men about 150 in num-
bcr_ were sont. over by the Frcncli
Govcriinienf, Every nuin of tlicni dis-
lliiguisliod liiiiisclf in fighting or rc-
presents a Frencli uiilt which has
iuade itself funious. An invitation to
visit Canada as guests of tho _iiilli-
tary sorviee braiicli of the depart-
incnt. of justice has. been extended to
ine men. lt is liopod to have the men
nrrivc about Juno 20
"You seem certain you‘ll bc able to
" ve your client is sane." "Yes,"
-lied the lawyer. "The only wit-
..:..sss the other side has are profes--
sional alieiilsts.” _
"Professor Tliinkum speaks seven
different languages." "Yes," replied
_ying In lll i l
STARVE RATHER TH/`\N WORK
FOR GERMANY
Labor Unieiiists onlivened the earlier
session, When President Gompers
cyllcd for a rising vote on adoption of
tie report. four members _of the Gar-
incnt Workers' Union remained in
their :*.ail':i. - ' . ~
ST. l’AUL_ Minn..J\1ne 15.-Foreign
delegates had their inning yesterday
at the annual convention of tho A.l<‘.
of ll. Bclgiuiifs sacrifices, plans of
rchabilltatioii and the earliest. appre-
ciation of Auierlca's help, were pre-
sented by Licut. Henri de Mau. of
the Belgium army and Prof. Albert
Van lleke of tho Uiiiversity`of Lou-
yiain, both delegates to tho conven-
on.
“Despite Americas’ _efforts to pro-
vide food Belgium is on tho verge oi’
starvation," ilicut. do Man said,
“'l`lircc-quarters of a million Belgian
workmen are idle because they rcfuso
tn do war work for Geriiiaiiy. There
is not a single pacifist in Belgium
because niost of our people. having
lived under Gcrnian rule, know what
loss of the war would mean."
in reply, President Samuel Gom-
pcrs assured the foreign representa-
tives that the American Government
would not stop until German military
forces were swept from llelgiuni.'
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT CHES-
TER STRUCK BY_LlGHTNlNG
§ ' '
CHESTER, June_15.-At 2.30 yel-
torday morning the pretty Uatliolilf
church was damaged by lightning and
fire. 'Diio steeple was struck and
blazed for two and a half hours. Al-
most cvory man in the town, clersi’
and luity, turned out and nobly belli-
od Fatlier McCarthy, tho piirisli
vnriost. to save his church. At 0110
time things looked so serious that ii
charge ot powder was used to blow
the steeplo off. By-5.30,o'clock_ the
fire was undnr control.' Great damalifi
was done to the church inside and
uui.. iviuch sympathy is expressed
everywhere with the priest and Deo-
ple at the ruin caused to their pretty
little church, which was so *well
known to visitors. it had been only
Miss C_aYBnne. “But nobody takes
much interest in what he says in any
of them."
Objections by 'Socialists to the ra
port of tho American labor iiiisslon
which distinguished Socialists from
recently decorated. The steeple bo-
ing the highest pointin the town. the
‘fire was visible for miles.
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