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T 'Consult
"Your Doctor
If you have serious kidney
5   - Hill] AT EEHHH
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A FRUIT BULLETIN
Mrs. Housewife, see your Grocer
for those delicious White Ox-
heart Cherries arriving daily.
The Red Sour Cherry for Pie
and preserving are ready. Red
Currents* coming along next
week all Niagara Peninsula.
grown. See your grocer today.
HHSSIAHS EAPTHHE S 
fiillili PHISHHEHS
v (Special to the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD, June 27.-The follow-
_ no nh ' (Continued from pane one)
t _;. ni noi -___.-__`___ ,___
A I of God. ,Ile had no doubt they all had
Jixkuik i
hi 1' i
' ing official statemellt was issued
had uwnironodl th _   Sunday night: “As a result of the
ing, ospecially Hllatelivighielvviighs E321 German oilfensivo ln the direction of
ant prghuhllltleh tvéaihténtolg ggteglé    t _ ' which continues, commenced in that
Empire ,lin not ,Game their tu" “_ ‘ - region. The enemy attacked Friday
_ ,,; sponoihlilt nnd has, in the region of Rawka Ruska. The
 duty Tiey had blgolfg tglignlghg    Russians took 2,000 prisoners' during
:’K;’I';l;\Ethf0tr discussion the greatest '
tion of £1 Sgsienoccguilgelghltglvofttilu' 1,000 prisouersdn l‘ellulslng\desDeratc
Oiller country. Every one had a ri hv _ GRADE X' attacks hy~ great forces onthe Dlllcs-
to no sth-,-e,1_ what were the gh , ter. On the narrow front anattonlpt-
ached, what matelnal were the gud; G°v9l'l1°l"Ge“e"“l 5 Medal E0' Gen' ed offensive by the enemy on the 24th
our they were not stirred, Hgwoum eral Proficiency-Dorothy Duchemill. in Omniow vnlioy _cont hhn hover-o
not like to think there was a sin l Trustees Certmcates for Gen0ml"l°"es‘ R°w°` of ‘males were len in
E9 Proficiency--Dorothy Duchcmln Myr ir t f t ol d tl he
tontom into.; the ' v Przasnysz. Friday, a desperate battle,
counter attacks in the direction of
Zoolkiew and Lelnborg Thursday, and
. 0118 amongst th h _ » ' ou o our roll ies an lc- num r
 ..        of   »».  1-
Jlvm
V clan at once. We do n t
Empire, he “td was never in such a Larter oi-rye valley on the night or the 24th
_ o re- or-iti l I ' Trustees’ Certificates for Penman- hurl 25th we ropuigod 9_fronh,oi1ongivo
lcomlnend any remedy for those f mendhusf,0tEli3oi1nvlo‘iv(;Ide‘tbéir vvg: tri' 5hll’°“Dorothy Dilchemlll- by great enemy forces. Then deliver-
diseases. _ h h,tence_ They did not want toy”  Trustees' Certificates for Attend- ing a, counterattaclf we.-Captureli a
rid of their h,,cheh,,.s_ but h th gs -i1“Cf-*~D°r0llly Dllvllellllll. Myrtle Ste- work which “ie lost the day before and
But if you have a more fuhp- v th t th b 3 °“5 li wart Mary Saunders t A _ `
_ . h _ . - ook five machine guns, North west of
tional derangernent of the kid- hir?"-9 hi dggeséggs tlshwld d° that Pl‘0gr€SB~Pll1S. awarded by A. N- the town of Zawlchov an enemy hat
 R: thllgdfllglék lnal1e;ié§gu;.y ‘ urged ,,weeh,e,,,,,,_,gno§",,fg’;‘,lf;§;’~mg? Eslnler  Nfilw York-Dorothy pu- talion which nnprnashtly approached
tion, etc., you will find Pellslar
Buchu and Palmetto Compound l
a very_ satisfactory remedy, 1
_ The formula is on the label- `
exact quantities and ingredients. '
It is a flue prescription for kid- '
ney and bladder trouhloo and H
the makers are proud of it. That
is why they pullilsh it, for any.
one wllo knows about such
things can tell that this is rt
splendid remedy.
Two sizes. soc. and $1, sold `
only at our store. lt givog
great satisfaction. H
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
 
HllV‘T TAKES IIHAHGE
HT WHITE ELEPHANT
(From Our Own Correspondent)
OTTAWA, Julie ‘29,‘~Coulise1"i’of‘
thc Government and for- tile-Granll
Trllllk Pacific llailwny have about
rolnplcicd thc algrcclncnt under which
the Lake Superior scct1on`lii` the G.
T. P. is to be leased by thc Govern-
lll0llt.__,'l,`_llis places the Government in'
virtual Eosscssioli of illc connecting
lille to 1 c hcall of tho Lukcs which is
esse_ntial_ to~t_he 'operatloil of the Na-
tional 'i‘rnnscontincntai ltuilwuy.
Fifteen lol*olno_iivcs and o thousand
box cars nrc ulldor order i`ol' thc
’I‘rallscontillclltul, 'und curly delivery
of them is expected. 'l‘lle criuiplncilt
oi’ the r?ld';'»wWli_Wll,lillg stockis add-‘
ini.; to tic' ulrczldy cllornlolhs expense
to which illc country has been and is
being pllt ill buy'ng ond ful-ding this
wllitc elephant. The Government is
unllt-rinkilli.;'thc operation oi' ll rail-
wuy which _it is sialcli li privllto cor-
poration could llot ni'i`ol'd lo opcrntc,
rellt free. This incllns that annual
deficits oil opcrution account nlust bc
confronted for years to come.
EHEHHH HEGAINEH '
EHHMEH PHSITIUHS
l _S
(Special to the Guardian.)
. PARiS, Juno 29.-An official com-
mlllllcntion l-iuys: "lll thc Vosgcs wc
regained this morning ull the posi-
iiolls which wo hull occllilicd cast of
Mctzcrcl. On the rcst of iilc trout
there is nothing to report."
OlvL__E__
ALIEN MIHEHS
MUST HUIT WHHK
.yr _...__
(Special to the Guardian.)
\VES'l‘Vll.l.E, Jllllc 29.-~'l‘hreo hun-
dred and fifty-five lilell wllo work ill
thc Albion mine oi' thc Acadia Coal
Conlpnny signed n pctitioll requesting
the dismissal of the Austrian alld Ger-
mun workmen, with the result that
their wishes llns been inet. It was
_thought that the presence of the aliens
was a constant danger to the lives of
those in sympathy with the success
of the Allies because of some act that
llllsht he committed to further the
German cause.
The Allan silaft, which was closed
because of an explosion for some
time is now working as formerly.
Coal is being taken from the mine in
large quantities and the mine is en-
tirely safe.
The Cumming plant at New Glas-
Sow, which was put out of commis-
sion by u fire supposed to have been
of incendiary origin, has been repair-
ed. and will be turning out shells
again this week. They now have all
order for shells that will keoll Alle'-`“
busy for at least six months.
Au n advances
tho ‘Hood Kéll
"tip, the nerve:
exllaustnl » IU"
vitality runs low.
lll‘l'Vl.‘
ablltin
win in this g
the duty of
could go to
urged on the young
portant it was that
nothing to hinder
from performing
in this hour
roll
u (wh t t em n. can enderson. Ruby Car our ientanglemenls were annlhilated
. love;g.Bshf;c§ gmiylélt gl; ggyegi 323:31' ter, Muriel Toombs, Adele McLeod. by our, cross fire. _
Rev_ Mr Peterson” Dune' spoke fm; Clara Tanton, Mary Saunders, Ruby
three mmutes' and dn that time he Harper, Myrtle Stewart, Rowena
expre d th . _ Waye, Alma Mason, Jean Henderson,  
memssgnd’ finfltliggseilapgggtlxégssaggi Mary Saunders. Myrtle stewart. _
eloquence' appealed to the young men ,N Vliirtting Certificates, awarded by A. __
tolrally to the call of the Empire. He riienii;n,.§;'nC°'1;xarg§‘xfl§g;_§ei§h'If_?{' Dllrlng the past week Mr. W. R.
mélcglelewasl horn! in Denmark, but stewart ’ v ' v 6 Shaw, District Representative for
9 Ove. onour and obey the ' Queen’s County, made a second visit
flag for which the sons ot tile Empire GRADE v"|!,';R'vT|.|s|iN§.coTT'S DE` to the School Gardens in the vicinity
to-day were sacrificing their lives. He Trustees. C tm t ' f G I of Clyde River and New Haven. He
referred to the Indians who are fight-, prone, nc __1 “B ca,” S" eflerg states that excellent work is being
hig at the front, and sshl that they had Edhh ‘f,e,,’{,,,, '_ 3 esétf, 1 §““"’“,i. ' done by most or the pupils- He found
1 escribed war ill general as bein B’ ‘ e “gn” ' 4' them rowin bean ea cucumber
S . , g g 5- D 5 5|
Slgrious, bllt the present war is heav- &(:_l£e\§i;l£;:’ 5’ Marv Lune' 6' Al` radish, lettuce, tomatoes. potatoes,
9 y- He thought tha S' '
be dolie satisfactoriltynoliiiiixlg  Trustees’ Certificates for Attend' inliriiialivlergiaingliniiiediifliitliifdl iae‘;rl1_Hzeri“El:
brethren, who had given up their lives ance"'Pe'm Johnson' 4 vearsi Edna be enthused over their work and he
for the preservation of all they loved Mugford’ 2 years; May H“t°he°°“' 1 ‘anticipates excellent results from this
and held dearest, were avenged Hear; Nettie Evans' 1 year; Bessie newly introduced school work.
Dr Alex. Ross said it was twenty- Seaman' 1 year; Edith Jenkins' 1 year He also visited some of the breeders
flvc years since he first started to Trust-ees' Certm-cave mr ~Wl`m”g_' of Pure Bred Live Stock in this sec-
pructice his profession ill that locality, 1' Edith Jenkins' ' ` " tion, chief among whom was Mr. T. P.
‘and the only thing that mor;-ou the Palme? Method Brogress P'lll3`_Ed` Cass, of North River. Mr. Cass is at
pleasure of his visit that night was the nn 'Mug-9rd' Wi.nnle-1lH.9F°l'i.?'E19- 'é'-ta Present ill and has been for some time
absence of so many good friends Bel- Palmer Method Final CertmCate3_ but his sons are carrying on the work
fast, he said, had always had ct oer- May Hutcheson' Bernice H“t°hE9°“- with credit to themselves. Mr. Cast
tllin charm. It was there that their Cora "Tant°“' Pauline R°.ge'°s' Mmm’ is one of the outstanding breeders of
fnrefatliers had landed from the ohl C“""°' Emi" s°‘*“‘“"» "Te"-” s*°“'“'*- Slwrthorns in the Province- For years
Colllltry. and there was no more fitting H818" Craig' Edith °l.9“kl!13t Beflla he has been showlllg at the Provincial
place than Belfast ill Prince Edward Huesus' Florence Mcxendrlck- - Exhibition where he has nearly always
lslflllll A0 Illllke a call for volunteers . GRADE `Vll-_l-"-`ll_3"'l'AVl-°R- carried off the red ribbons. I-1ls stock
Thel’ Were Alle descendants oi' u, warfi Trustees' Ceftlncates f 1' General has been sold all over the Province,
like people who had fought in the Pr°nciemy"1- Mary. Gllandlefi 2. and perhaps more credit is due Mr.
lllli-iles of the Empire for huntlreus of, D0l`l9 H0003 3. .Grace -Bmlullley; 4. Cass than any other single individual
yt’-rl-rs and carried the (log to the ont. D0l'0ll\y Sl€WHI`l§ 5. Jean LOILSOH; 6. in the Province for improvement of
posts of civilisation. in the course of Constance Whear' ' . Sl10rlll0r¥iB. L6-Sl year lllli Old Si10Cl<
all excellent address Dr Ross made a Certmcates for Aném1'md°`_Gra°e bull Went 'A0 ll\0 l>l0Ck. iveiglling at
strong appeal for volunteers to enlist Wauglmn' Jessie B"°W“° -‘ f the time well over 2300 lbs. H-e has
for 50rVlC0- Tlley llid ilot believe that Cenmcates f0I` Wrllillg-lst. 'Mary this year imported from Ontario a
thc sun of Britain would set. he said Chandler' _ very excellent bull to head the herd.
bill Gi/Gry U19-ll must do his duty if thé' GRADE Vlf-M- lRVlNG- Not only is he a good sllorthorn, but-
cnusc of the Empire would prevail DlPl0lll21B f0r Pr0fi0l€l1Cy--1. Gladys comes from lt family having a high
Premier Mnthisro.. raid that they Taylor; 2. Marjorie Cori: 3. Amy Ste- mint new to their crénit, his dam last
were there that night for one common 'WMM 4. Clare Ml1r<l00k;~5. Eleanor year giving over 11.000 lbs. of milk.
purpose, no oitlzong of the British Toombs; G, Miriam Ayers; 7, Jessie Mr. Cass does not confine his activ-
Emplrc, to colisider what part cacll Stodnrt- _ ities as li breeder to shorthorns. 1-Ie
one should pluy in tho terrible stress Trustees’ Certificates for Attend- is also a breeder of Clydesdale horses
through which tho' Enlnlm was hmm ance-Amy Stewart, 2 years; Harriet und Berkshire pigs. and his Clydes-
ing.' While they should never fonone Tarhusll, 1 year; Jean Ross, 1 year; dales are well known at the Provincial
moment lose oonildonoe _ln the thml Mildred Tanton, 1 year; Clare Mur- Exhibitions and the Spring' Horse
issllc of the wlir, neither silould` they ‘l°°k~ 1 Year- SHOW- A
over-estimate the Chances of speedy Trustee-s' Certificates for Pcnluull- Frank Sanderson. of North River, is
victory. Tho worn thnt hnd recenuy ship-Jennie Kielly, lst. ~ also a veteran breeder of shorthorns
conle from the battle front ill Flanders GRADE V.-G. S. MacDONALD. and has frequently divided the honors
wus u summons for inoro men, an the Ponmansilip Certificates-lst, Jean with Mr. Cass ill the show ring, llis
only means by which thc men at the' Taylor. herd is W0ll UD l0 U10 Hlnnllllrll mill
l`ront might llnve thoir llvog hrotoctmh Diplomas-1, M. McMillan; 2, L, individullls from it are being scattered
“Tile weak linc," llc said, “is the line lll0Ll1r€Z 3. E- Himllyi 4. L- Hillel 5. Al"`°“gll°“t the Pr°vl“Ce-
that gives way, and in thc rout the ll- Gough. Another breeder oi’ sllortllorns in
Slllllghter comes vastly gronior than Attendance and Punctuality-L_ this vicinity is Mr. Frank Bell. For
where we can hold our own_ Qnr Acorn, 5 years; L. Hale, 3 years; M, years people. coming to Cllnrlottciown
:Canadians have suifcrcd severely ho. Ml:Miilun, 2 years; A. Squarcbrlggs, frflm N0l`ll1 RlV0l` l\fWG 1101611 like line
cnuse they were so few. if they woro 2 years; Aline Ilutcllcson, 2 yenro; llcrd of large cattle grazing on thc
nlore llllulerous, it' they had greater E. llcnncy, 2 ycnrs; Annie Howutt, C, hillside. and althoullll Mr- Hell ll1\S,
support. they could have niet, with M\lrll0¢k. J- MCKlllIl0ll. S- Awrll. E. "Ot Sll“W“ “S lal`g9lY “B the T°"“0l`
loss loss ol life, uit- attach nl the foe. Swllart. R- Wllrd. V. Pound. L. Mc- f<f“‘fl°"‘@“ his Sf°°l‘ *"6 Very f*“'0r'
'l`llero are gaps continually rnutlo ln Alcor. ably known all over the Island.
tllcsc ranks. weak spots through GRADE IV. Mr- W- W. Cr0Sby. 01' C0rHWHll. lS
which the enemy may pour, and it is 'l`l‘USl00S’ Certificates for General "TSO H “AOCR breeder Of m0l`0 Alia" 0'"
our duty as citizens oi’ the Empire to Proficiency-1, Helen Duchemin; 2, dinary H019- H9 has, however, con-
do our lull share in filling these gaps, Mildred Toombs; 3, Minnie Young; "neil llls Hffllvltllls lv-rllely 10 Clyiltrs'
lil the old days, when Scotland car- 4. Hillel CMHIUII; 5. Mllrlel lflnltli 6. dales' and at me present time he has
rlcd oil her war for liberty, there were Lcttie May Lord. in his stud " “Ennio” that ls raising
no people in the world more valiant Col-tiiloatog for Attondu_noo__(nel. the _standard of (llydesdalcs in tho
than they, Thoro was one motto ther absent nor tnr(ly)_Elean°r Mc_ Province. At the recent hors-e show
which always drove them to their Nllvlll. Mllllrvll Toorllbs. Letile Mlly l" the class fm' Best Stamm'
duty self-impcllcd. and flint was that l"0rll. Jessie Andrew-S. Doris Tantoll. "ml Four "E his get the “Ward
those in the rear, when li comrade fell, Rein Hole. _ went to Mr. Crosby. His mares, too.
should step up and take his place; Certificate for Penmanship-May are “ Credit to the l"`e°‘l and me
and the call has come now to fill the lVl\U`Dlly~ - Whole semlon of, country is being l“`
place of those inch who have fallen in GRADE lu.-Miss c/lame HAS- fl“°“°"'l by the €°°‘l mek °f time
performing the highest duty that falls l.Alvl's DEPARTMENT. ‘ men- Wh" Will* mis* l" the f“°‘"° °f
to any citizen." The Premier then Trustees' Diplomas for General Pro- "le Pmvince hsve 5°” -nt E0 invest
wcllt on to picture thc abject fate that llCl9llCy-1. Mary Emma Gorveatt; 2_4' heavily 1" El‘e.b°5t»5l°°k that 0°" be
would overtake every part of the Lylllll Mlly W0rtlli 3. Winnifred Mac- °m“i"°‘l‘ '  ' - '
Empire should the enemy be victori- lil’-lille; 4. Helen D0r0llly Williams; 5; on Friday Mr' Shaw Went to Sum'
ouh_ He emphasised the fact that Mnhel Ella Callheck; 6_ Mabel Barrett merside to learn what he could in the
every part of the Empire had ll right Henderson. _ Smillllg Of W00l-.I1 -0011101181-r8ll0l1 in
todo its share in the war. oqually with Trustees' Certificates for Punctual "vm"'h is at the present 'tlme camed
Great Britain, for in the unlikely and Regular Attendance-Mary Emmp on b-v Mr' Hevvson 0: me Live Swck
event of defeat no part would escape Gorventt, 1 year; Winnifred Macken- Bmnch' De°“rtm°"t °f Al"i°“"“re‘
the illllumanitics that were inflicted on zie, 1 year; Gladys May Curtis, 1 year; Thu "ve°k"Mr‘ Shaw' Wm 'visit S"'h°"E
Bclgium and every place else through Florence Annie Bfnns, 2 years; Dot# Gardens and “"““3`e fm' Live st°°k
which the German tyrants had passed. Dllly Jean Waugllan, 3 years. '-1 J“dgl".5 Cl.“s§Q,5~ Q `  -_
Mr Mathieson made an eloquent ap- Trustees’ Certificate for Penman- ‘A ' -
poal for volunteers. urging them all to ship-1, Mary Emma Gorveatt. T0 Pllt 011 Fl€Sh
"do their bit,” the youllg alld able men GRADE ll.-MISS WATBON'S DE- _
to enlist. and those wllo remained at PARTMENT. "" '
home to do sllch things as fell to their Certificates for General Proficiency ' And Increase Weight
lot to perform. He hoped as many ns -1, John Field; 2, Ethel Melinda Mc- - - ' “ ~
pgssllille wolgld hlgnltfy their intention ,;\lt;er;H3,E.-éhegal Martell MacPherson; - A Phyuclannv Adwce'
o gong o e ron. . Tec son Tanton; 5, Am Ma - '
Rev. Dr Fullerton. in his character- Kcnzie; 6, Muri l Elsie Harpelv. cl gliivlliiiiitnriilgn olietgvnltfd egtillilmirgt-Eilvilllilrig
istic style. gave a forecful and elo- Attendance Certificates-Tena Maud food every (loy und still do not ln.
quent address. in which he appealed to Hale. 2 years; Seymour Douglas Ste- crease in weight one ounoe while on
thc young men to come forward and wart, 2 years; Helen May Pound, 1 the other hand rnonv of tho plump
enlist. He said the call was for men, year; John Field, 1 year; Cecil Edison ohunlry folks out véry lightly and
men, and yet more men. As Mr Tauton, 1 year; Ethel Melinda Mc- keep gaining all the time It’s all
Mathieson had done, he pointed out to Aleer, 1 year. hush to “V that this is tht; nature of
his audience. in serious language, what Writing Certificates-3 Ethel M - ` ' I ’
» 6 the individual. it isnt Natures way
would ‘happen tolev;-:ry inert, vaoman linda McAleer. at an - ' ~ - -
and ch , not on y n Br tan ut in GRADE Il.-BERNICE NORTO T .
Canada and right here in Prince Certificates for General Proilcierxqicy orwhm milks giavilliiln because their
Edward' island, shouldHthe Germans -1, Verna Worth; 2, Alexander Ste- Prhevrghgorgajugi gnglilglfrtff ixiitgeciiivoil
rest war. e e . ' -
mphasised wart, 3. Pearl Henderson, 4, Annie they eat to maintain life and o gem.
do
mm Wh” M“Q“e°“1 5- 'l`l'°l'°- 00011158; ii. Irene bianca of health and strength. Stuillng'
9°' “nd 'M°I““l“~ won’i help them. A dozen meals a day A
Certificates for Attendance-Pearl won't make them gain a single "stay
Henderson, 2 years; Thors Coombs. 2 there" pound. All the fat producing
-ywréi Brll’|1W9ll Cllillltller. 2 years; elements of their food just stay in
P°\’°Y MClll“l9» 2 yelirl; Irene Mcln- their intestines until they pass from
_l\lB» 1 Yelr- ' ‘ E v  " ‘ the body as waste. What such people
C°"lm¢‘*l° f°l` Pmmlllllllb-1, Alex- need is something that will prepare
5“‘l°l' 33°F"-.  , these fatty food elements so that their
GRADE .-ANNIE S. MeDONALD. blood can absorb them and deposit
Certificates for General LI_-‘roncyiency them all about the body-something.
-1. lsabelle McQuerrle: 2. Alvin too. that will multiply th.-.lr rea blood
Blllrlll. 3. Thelma Burns; 4. Irene corpuscles and increase their blood’s
A00rll: 5 Herbert .Erlwrf 8 Fred ca in ower
f .- ' _ - rry g p _
erick Pickard. < .
at the do" at Cam" t t For such s condition I always re
Atl d
..:n,.h.,.h,..  .:.:.:;...:’:......°“ “"°°~A""' :sire°.'::;.r"“s.:.§s°::°r..::t"1:'.liz _ ,
“T Ce"llP°°_¢9 fm” Wrltll18-2. Thelma lielievefa patented drug. but is a sci- _ , t '_ l ‘ ‘-'
c°mmm°°' °x` B“"';’~ -'T »v» ~~ - entitle combination of six of the most
oadtlhgozbllfmi GRADE I:-Arf'¢`NiE M. GARDINBR. effective and powerful flesh building
B ~ Truslhes Us ncates for Proficiency elements known to ciiemistry.- it is
I - Certificate for Attendance-Muriel woman from three to five Wunds a
.N nb' wedlock. week. Bsrgol is sold by good drug-
|"'(;9rllEa to l’0l' l’0llllv1_lll£hlp-J., 3-lsr- gists :everywhere on a positive guaran-
 - ` 'I   we _o __ _ _ _ _ _ _
T1- Hlrl`l°¢ GOWBINS 2. Ralph absolutely harmless, yet wonderfully
10111181 ii. Kent Harrison: 4. Altima effective and s single tablet eaten with
'-ehl.-g&:\;r;l?v- 5. lsie James; 6, May Mc-“each meal often has the effect of in
weight increase or money back.
COUNTRY MUBTSET T ETH
~ AND €~UPPLV.lR.|Ni'l'i0N8
LONDON, June 28. -The London
Times says cditorially todayz.
“Our actual position is that very
little progress is being made,lgai|Ist
the Germans. A certain number of
Germans are being killed, which ' is
satisfactory, although generally ac-
complished at a high price.
,»  ,_,f"_"’.-9_ 5- ,_ , 'ras--cHA1u.o'r'rE'rowN Guasnlnu ' - h
l  -. :_ _ -_ I . ~  | ` ‘ " ‘ ,,
` ' .-<1 HE-EiiH|TiiHi THEETIHH _
The broad and dominating fact is
that there is ,no immediate prospect
of breaking the German lines so effect-
ually as to compel them to withdraw
witllin their own frontier. - The Brit-
ish army cannot properly fulfil its
share of tho task until it has far larg-
er supplies of big guns, high explo-
sives and machine g uns.
"These - requirements will take
months to provide, and this country
had _ 0 set its teeth. dlureurd ¢°1\'fE.
` lusin'§» bulletins and face the probab--"
llity of a prolonged and uuvrolrwlllve.
campaign in the west. That is the
stage we have reached, and the truth
ought to be known and understood.
»  ?*7
"No more waiting for Pictorial Re-
view Pattems. A full assortment at
Prowse Bros.. Limited.
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Wednesday, June 30th
Hitch the Dollar to a Bigger Load 
f-than it ever Pulled Before 
Wednesday, _Tune 30th, ls to be recognized as Dollar Day 1_n the City of
Charlottetown. Special fares have been arranged from every_polnt on Prince
Edward Island. Take advantage of this most wonderful buying opportunity,
that has ever taken place cn P. E. I. _
Read carefully this ad., make out your list and come to our store on
l Wednesday, June 30th-DOLLAR DAY. I
1 Butcher Knife
1 Plrlng Knife
1 Bread Knife
1 Cork Screw
1 Can Opener
I Knife Sharpener
1 Can Knife Polish
 ....$1.00
1 Coal Hod
1 Shovel
1 Poker
I Lifter
1 Pkg. Fire Clay
1 Pkg. Soot Destroyer
1 Hack Saw Frame
3 Hack Saw Blades
1 Oil Stone
1 Coping Saw Frame_
1 Doz. Coping Saw Biadee
1 English Razor _V
1 El|ln's Pocket Knife
.1 Shaving Brush >
1 Screen Door
1 Screen Door Set
1 Screen Door Spring
All for     ......$1.00
A 1 Sprayer
1 lb. Arsenate of Lead
1 Tree Pruner
1 Whltewash Brush
For . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $1.00
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1 Nutmeg Grater
1 Mixing Spoon
1 Dish Mop
1 Cake Turner
1 Can Opener
1 Soap Saver
1 Biscuit Cutter
1 Pot Scraper
1 Broom Holder
1 Meas. Cup
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1 Lemon Squeezer ‘_
1 Mincer
1 Apple Corer
1 Cake Mixer ,
1 Kitchen _Fork
1 Gravy Ladle
1 Parlng Knife
1 Table Mat
1 Potato Mnher
1 Flour Droege
1 Rolling Pin
1 Flour Slfter
1 Knife Sharpener
1 Lifter
1 Match Box
2 Pie Plates _
1 Enlmsl Basin
1 Bowl Strainer
1 Enamel Bowl
1 Enamel Teapot
1 Teapot Siand
2 Mouse Traps
1. Pan Dresser
1 Bread Knife
1 Butter Knife
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Value   ...$1.30 for $1.00
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Value $1.27 for . . . . . . . . . .
. .$1.00
Value $1.25 for   ....$1.00
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For     ..$1.00
1 Best Quality Safety Razor
with Shaving Brush, value
$1.35 for  . . . . . . . . .
._ $1-00
1 English Set Carvere. conllt-
ing of Knife, Fork and Steel $1.00
1 Pr. Scissors and 1-2 Dozen
Nevada Tea Spoons . . . .
.:$1.00
1 Flashlight and 1 Nail Cllp-
per . . . .
._    ...$1.00
1 Halter with one Collar Pad $1-00
1 Creamer and 2 10 Qt. Buck-
ets   .,..   ..$1.00
7 pkgs. _Kalsomine, 20c. pkgl..
dollar day special   _.$1.00
1 Lantern with 2 extra
Globes     ...$1.00
1 Steel Carriage Jack and 2
Rolls Wagon Washers ....$1.00
1 Set Bits. 1 doz. Carpenters'
Pencils . . . .
..   ...:$1.00
pr. Wagon Points, and 1 can
Buggy Dressing  ...$1.00
Toilet Clipper, value $1.35
for      ....$1.00
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1 Royal Blue Wire Stretcher,
special     ....$1.00
1 Rd. Point Shovel and 1 Sq.
Pt. Shovels . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..$1.00
1 Hoe, 1 5 time Fork, 1 Spade
and extra handlle, all for ..$1.00
1 Canton Wire Stretcher and 5
lbs. Staples    ..$1.00
1 14-Tooth Steel Rake and 1
5tlns Fork    .....$1.00
1 pr. Steel Traces
1.5-&=9l. Beskband
1 Stable Scraper
1 Curry Comb
1 Horse Brush
A||for......    .....$1-00
1 pk. Ammonia (large)
` 1 pkg. Borax
1 Tin Cleanser
1 Tin Dislnfectant
1 Tin Silver Polish
1 TTin Stove Polish
1 Bottle Ammonia
1 pkg. Glue
1 Bottle 3-in-one Oil
1 pkg. Chloride Lime
1 1 Bottle Glue
Value $1.20 for   .....$1.00
6 Cup Muffin Pan
1 Tin4Kett|e
1 Dish Dralner _
1 Towel Roller
Funnel for Filling Lamps
1 Strainer Ladle
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1 Duetpan
1 Broom _
5 lbs. Sweeping Compound
1 Tin Cleanser
1 pkg. Ammonia
1 pkg. Borax
1 Bottle Machine Oil
       ..$1.00
1 Enamel Dllh Pan
1 4-Qt. Preserve Kettle
1 Kitchen Knife
1 Long Handle Dipper
1 Toaster
1 Tin Dish Pan
1 Cuiiender '
1 Llppld Saucepan
1 Egg Bestar
1 Pudding Dish
      .$1.00
Set Mrs. Pett‘e Sud irons ...$1.00
Folding Clothes Hot-ee  .. 01.00
Porcelain Jurdlniere, hnlitifui
'...... ... ... ... ... ....-$1.001
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1 Screw Driver
1 Spoke Shave '
1 Door Bolt
1 Awl
1 Gimiet
1 Hatchet
1 Saw Set
1 Belt Punch
For      ....$1.00
1 Can .iapalae
1Pkg. Bronze
1 Brush
1 Ib. Paint
1 T`.in Furniture Polish
1 Can Aluminum
1 Can Screen Enamel `
100 lbs. 4 in. cut Spikes . . . .
..$1.00 I1 Hamm"
1ToolSe¢
1Gimiet Bit __`*_
1Nail Set "
1 Brace
1 Compass Saw
1 Bit
1 Pocket Level -
For . . . . . . . . . .
  ...$1.00
1Saw `
1Piane
1Level
1Square
1Pen:"i
1 Lock
1 Set Knobs
1 Pair Hinges
1 Door Bolt
2 Sash Lifts
4 Sash Faets
For . . . .
._  . . . . . . . . . .
..$1.00
A * -.- Some Wonderful Values
_ ,--\ Q1' in our Annex--DOLLAR DAY
1 ironing Board
1 Sleeve Board
1 Towel Rack
1 Enamel Roaster
1-2 Doz. Tea Spoons
1 Kitchen Saw
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2 Loaf Pans _
1 Bake Pan
1 Enamel Ladle ,
1'Enamcl Double Boller
All for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 ...$1. A
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1 First Quality Hair Brush
3 Wood Coat Hangers
1 Comb and Brush Rack,
1 Skirt and T'rouser Hunger with
Felt Edge.
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1 Aluminum Saucepan
1 Cake Rest
1 Lemon Squsozer
1 Aluminum Mug
1 Bet Salt and Pepper Shakers
1 Fly Swatter 1 _ '_ _ V
designs,  ...  .....l1.00
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