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' ` ' ' ' V  cation of the schools as school books will be practically- ' _ - , ' '
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raining to be derived by the children from association
with aild the influence of those whonl they regard as
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perior to the school teachers, namely their parents
“uh” w“|,|y “wg” gg) um ,Q “um 5, Of all the influences good or bad, to which the child \
subjectthat of the home is the most powerful whe-
nowp an tau. mn  in ther f0f E000 Of evil- l`_0 fl\¢_i{0“"§ Child the Pal"-
Morning dolly (founded 181). |810 por yur. (do ents are always right, their opinions always correct
."”" "‘~ °“"°‘”-°°i “M 7"' 7°" l'”°"“) "' “nw their conduct always exemplary, This is as true of
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any-igiloo um item-until. Imac f.~............~..1sz
llvvhom in Canada, and 88.80 (mulled) to U. I. A.
l’ ` ~ i ' ‘ ' ' l i
| - mn” M” 1”" "lg, (“||,,.,“ "_ 5, the cllild of _t_l'le_drtinlren, the ignorant, the dis tones _
pall)  U. l. A- ‘ aiidethe touglwas it__`is of the child of the ideal Chris-I.
 tion father and'»m`otller. Young boys have been l<I\0Wl\_
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iniiiatewith childish pride the drunken staggerilig ` ' _  _ _ _ _  _ ' 4' it dung* hom¢.m_' ‘Q-3  tljeny..
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__f‘ __ %_____ luliilli ri-ily lioaw. 
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their fatller, have been known to boast of the suc- V - ~ ' 1 ~ ` = _- , i ° . ag ashsédding' gift, a good lichen range-‘mitlle Rgyg _.
c ss ofa fatl1er_._&n~eva,d_ing' the law, believiilg, as they ~\ __ .  'I H _ Grail _rt_u_lg¢. _ _` _ 1,- ,_ W ~ I '> 1,-1 _ ~
ad doubtless been _tauglit',f.th:lt evading the laivwas a_  ..   _  y _ arid s?er epg§d€g;f,_ 
preme virtue. ltzls during these early years thati _ _ ' _ . - and Wm las; ah mgin-ary _life time_ ' ~
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To enable Our readel'S to Obtain 2 Cleaffl' SWS? °f character is formed, that relation to law and to the There are hundreds °f spwja] f¢atuf¢g,ab¢u|;_gh¢_l___
h l l I ll IG d be besta reciated when seen-call
the war movements now in progress we give below a gi
are composed.
A Regiment consists of four companies of 250 men ,,
A Bfl§1lfl¢ ¢0“5l5lS Of ilml" lllfalllry reglmems' homes. It is quite possible even in cultured homes _  Men S  WOrth
Will* fl ll0SPll11l ¢`0l`P5- ll Slgmllllllg °°l_`P5` “nd Cavalry for the cliild to acquire the idea that education is
and flllllleld’ delaclllnellts- nlerely aimeaiis to earn a livelihood, that is a means byi f $5.00,   $3,755, A K ‘ 1 .
-A DlVl>`l0ll Colnllflses ll@5“l‘l“al"t°l'5’ Staff’ three which to accumulate wealth and that the acquisition _ _ ' j 
'f ii'.l»,l fli~'_ll l'<l, . -. ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~- , ,,»
lll afllfi' "E3 e* ‘ll"~`° l'f‘ ‘lm ell’ “lg” es one uealth ls success. lt is quite possible for him to at     i _ /
These things being so the home should sacredly ` ‘ _ _ _
guard against setting up wrong ideals, such ideals ‘ ' F _
CMU. Wllh 43 Ofllcffsi 3 wlill Ol lo-i3 men' as may slip unconsciously even iilto the best of `) I -
_ _. ate are fixed alid t at, very arge y, tle equipmel  Roya ran can _ " pp '
definition of the principal units of which our armies for iifeis battles is ad_i“Sted_ _   in tgday and 100]( Qver this really.g00d range, ’ '
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ll0WilZ@l' llflg-l‘l¢‘» Olle l`lefl"}’ battery and “mm“"ltl°" quire false ideals regarding service, that service has 5 ' ' V V -
-“ in
column, one divisioilal alnmunition column, two held merely a Cash vaiue and that his business is to get the   00  8  8   6  5  
conipaliics, one telegraph coilipaiiy, tivo nlouiited in- most possible Cash for the least possibie Sei.vice_ The f i ` °` - , ¢ ' » , ~ =f?l<¢i.°§ if  
fantry compaiiies, one transport and supply column, I child who enters upon manhood with that idea of Se,-_' .5 _ r 3  »   _ff
transport and supply park and three field ambulances, vice is going to make a failure of life. Service means "  ' ' _» __ __ Q' ;£.~'i-/ _,ie 
lll all 603 Ulll\`°f5» "L23-l "l'~`"- 7443 ll0l'*@-Qi 75 gll"-<1 more than the dollars alld cents it receives in return. '   "4 ~l\" 3.
24 macllllle Elms- “U8 Velllflfs ml*-l il llualltltl' of lt means ivili of onc’s best even regardless of re-E  S      ` ll"i ”'V M5?
g g __ t
V<‘lll<`l<’F- nnineration. Such service leads upward and onward,
ever ill demand at the highest possible wage and ?_ _ _
ln (iernlany an army corps, corresponding to the is
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British “ilivisioii,” coiisists of two infantry divisions- never goes begging, The self-seeking kind of ser- f' tw -. o , _ 
to which cavalry and artillery are attached , one vice_i]1¢|<ind that is watching the clock for knocking '    E
ballalloll Of flllesi 0llC llfllfgfflllll Secllolli Olle CUTPS oft' time is the kind that is retained only as long as ~ ' U The McCormick New Binder is es peclully designed and construcfed for
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bridge trains, one division of machine guns, one com_- it
Palli' Of l’l0ll°*'l»*i Slx 5llPPlY Colllmllsi 59V*-"l Sllllllly red. It is the kind that never gets farther that in
parks, twclvc ammunition columns, tivo field battery vm-iaiiiy mms out a faiim-e_
coluirlils, twclvc field hospitals, tivo tield bakery col-
Tlie true idea of service-and service is the great U-Ii”A»\\\\i””i\\\“`“\w7*§\\\“" ‘
is indispensable, that ls until better can be procll- \ J urvestliig conditions on P. E. I.., an il is made to meet tho most exacting
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olidltloii of the grain crops success fully year after year.
'l‘lie McCormick binder is ii very easy running niuchlne. The frame ls
substantially new built und well brac ed, another reason why the McCor
mick binder runs so easy ls that the working bearings are in self nligbtlng
boxes fitted with roller bearings, that is why the McCormick binder will run
umns, twelve lield hospitals, two horse depots, a total purpose of iii-e__i5 to i`ieip_ heip make the world beiten ir--ze-ir---an D ' ' ‘ _ H' ' 5% lighter the longer it is used. - -
of 41,l0o men, l3,I0o horses, 144 guns and 2,000 ve- help make the community better, help others to live _ _ .a,-gg - ___
hiclcs or approximately double the size of a British better and happier, This is no missionary specialty, _ ___ i_-ill i `
Division. it
In the Russiall and French arnlics the terms are
approximately identical with those
army.
\\'ith these diflnitions we can form some idea of i
the victory gained by the Russian forces over the Aus- t
tro-lliiiigarians when they captured two whole divi- |
sions of about 80,000 men during the past few days. i
lll ` llle Bl”lll5ll The amount of service a man gives is the real measure
of_ his stlccess. I-le may be a paupcr as to dollars but
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f he has made some little comer of l.he world the bet- ’ _' T   _ ` i l \ /T
er for his having lived in it he is a success. He may _/if 4,<»°“""2 l i   _4/‘W *T /I
le a millionaire spgding his millions and his strength i"  1!" / \ i/
li buying happiness for himself and be a dismal fail- 1- , _ ?&iyi_¢ \\
i--)x(¥_--_- ure and a miserable, unhappy man.
  The foundation for this success or this failure is
This latter will of course not hc the accustomed edu-i the [1rac!l`.red example that constitutes the foundation g
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is the everyday routine whether as an employee __, _S _ _ ____  J 4R_\\
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_ almost invariably laid in_ the homes not always con- _ 1 °"' _  ' other Barrel
In :l few days nlorc the schools will be closed and sciously, ilot always designedly, hut always the snrc ii _ ‘
the plipils will resume their education in their homes. fouiidation of a career. It is not the /lreaclica' but Y , S an ('_al;e» Brifad
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One reason w C the Pie d
and Rolls always turn out
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Bllrt, Everett, Baltic
Butler, William, Central Lot 16.
Blitler, Wllllum, Channel Ntld
Byers. Wllllnm, Charlottetown.
Cahill,
16.
Cnlllll, Frederick, East Bldeford,
Lot 16.
Cahill, Morris, Kildare.
Culllll, Phlllp, Kildare.
Cairns, Carl, Klnkora.
Cairns, Ernest, Murray Harbor.
Cameron, Albert, Charlottetown.
Cameron, Malcolm, St. Eleanors.
Corp. Cameron, Francis, Charlotte
town ` _
Privates
Cameron, James, Cape Traverse
Cameron, Leigh, Albany.
Campbell, Aeneas, Campbell’s Cove.
Campbell, Carl, Irlshtown.
Campbell. Douglas, Alberton. i
Campbell, George, New Perth.
Campbell, James, Bridgetown.
Campbell, Jervis, Peakos Station
Campbell. John, Elmira.
Campbell, John, Coleman.
Corpl. Campbell, Norman, Darling-
ton. V
Corpl. Campbell, Otto, Montague.
Privates
Campbell, Peter. Charlottetown.
Campbell, Russel, New Perth.
Campbell, William, DeSable.
Campbell, Samuel, Charlottetown.
Cantelo, Milford, Bridgetown.
Carr, Charles, Charlottetown.
Carr, George, Charlottetown.
Carver, James, Allison, Lot 63.
Carver, John, Charlottetown.
Contain, Harry, Mlmlrilgash.
Caswell, Harold, Kensington.
C.Q.M.S. Caswell, Norman, Chur-
lottetowfl. _ _
Prlvlteii
Chalsson, Wllllum, Rollo Bay.
Chanson, wllllnm, Charlottetown.
C appellyJohn,_-Ci¢rmQt.
...  vert an e“"°“‘
.M.S.`Churmuri, Mallard, Wallace,
N. . ~
Privates
Cherry. Francis, Georgetown.
Cheverle, Michael, Bolirln.
Clioverla, Harry, Charlottetown.
' Chovorle, Flilalll, New Zealand,
Lo. Cpl Cbeverle, Immbort, Soilrln.
Privates
Glieverle. John, Sourln East
rlatoun, Theodore, St. Georges.
Bernard, East Bldeford, Lot Pflmlell   
Corner.
town.
Privates.
Crnswell, Sydney, Summersldc.
Clark, Brenton, Llnkletter.
Clow, Benjamin, Freetown.
Clow, Charles. Summernlde.
Clow, Herbert, Charlottetown.
Clow, Ronald, Surnnierslde.
Coady, John, Newton Cross.
Cobb, Chester, Fortune Bridge.
Cobb, Frederick, Milburn.
Corpl. Collin, Arthur, Mt. Stewart.
Collett, Bradford, Clyde River.
Constant, Albert, Central Bedeque.
Corney, Sydney, Summerslde.
Cotton, Robert, Charlottetown. `
Crnlie, James, Riverton.
Cormier, Edward, Abrams Village.
Cormier, Wilfred, Abrams Village.
Coughlln, Harold, Mnlpeque.
Coulson, Robert, Sea View.
Coulson, Wilfred, Sen Vlew.
Corpl. Cousins, Archibald, Park
Pte. Cousins, Roland, Elmsdllle.
S. Segrt. Coyle, Victor, Charlotte-
Cheverle, Alexander, Bear River.
Clow, John, Murray Harbor.
Craig, Bennlson, Malpeque.
Craig Fred, Ch'town.
Crawford. Lorne, Ch’town.
Crawford, Micheal, De Gross_Marllh.-
Croake, Robert, Charlottetown.
Sgt. Crockett Milburn, Pleasant
Grove.
Sgt. Crockett. Vernon, York.
Privates
Crockett, Walter, New Glasgow.
Croken. Edgar, Charlottetown.
Croken, Joseph, Charlottetown.
Crosby, David, Charlottetown
Crosby, James, Charlottetown;
Croilaman, Charles, S'Slde.
Cudmore, John, Union Corner.
Croucher, Harold,`Sourls East.
Cummlskey, James, Charlottetown.
Currie, Ifred, Elmsdale.
Currie, John, Cumberland.
Currie, John. Charlottetown.
Dalgy, Frank. Summerslde.
Daniela. Alfred, Charlottetowli.
,Duvie»,='Rgbertrbharlottetown. `
`Du'H_rQli, idon, Clyde River. 
Dl‘¢y,-'-_Cephal Btlltok f _ 'V
Davies, William, Charlottetown.
Dawson, Thompson, N. Tryon.
Do Colts, Arthur, Charlottetown.
De Lorie, Anthony, Sourls East.
Delsey, Bert. New Glugow, N. 8.
Dennis, Chao. 0'l»eary.
Donnll, Fred, Port I-llll. _
Dec Rochas, Artluir, Greenmore;
Des Rochas, flames, Minoouchs.
Dee Rochas, ldmllnd. Mlacoiiclie.
Des 'RuoI|`¢|,‘Johrl,, Bt. Louis.
Burke, Micheal, Georgetown.
Burke, Thomas, Malpeque.
Burns. John. Kensington.
Burns, James, Kensington.
Des Roclies, Joseph Gideon, Mis-
Des Roches. Lawrence, Tlgnlilll.
Des Roches, Medrlck, Tlgnlsh.
Des Rochas, Michael, Tlgnlsh.
Devereaux, Cecil, Kelly's Cross.
Devine, Ernest, Hunter River.
Devine, John, Hunter River.
Dewar, Daniel, Georgetown.
Diamond, William, Charlottetown.
Dlckleaon, John, Fortune Cove.
Dlckleson, Sum, Huwlsn. `
Doiron, Allan, Charlottetown.
Privates-
Dolron, Charles, Cavendish.
Dolron, Cornelius, Alberton.
Donovan, Sam, Charlottetown.
Doucette, Alphonse, Tlgnlilh.
Doucette, Amos, Charlottetown.
Doucette, Ernest, Summerslde.
Dalton, John, Georgetown.
David, William, Georgetown.
Dennis, William, Marshfield.
Durant, Noll, Summersldo.
Doucette, Isldore, Charlottetown.
Doucette, Jerry, Summerillde.
Doucette, Maddie, St. Edward.
Doucette, Wilfrid, Waterford.
Douglas, 'Henry, Mt. Stewart.
Douglas, Percy. West St. Poter's.
Dnvling, Aeneas, Nine Mile Creek.
Doyle, Francis. Earnscllffe.
Doyle, John, Charlottetown.
Doyle, John A.. Earnscllffe.
Driscoll, Lawrence, Mt.. Herbert.
Doyle, Lorne, Rocky Point.
Dul'l'y, John, Charlottetown.
Duke, Harry, Montague.
Duncan, Robert, Glen Forest.
Dunn, Charles, Summerslde.
Dunn, Eugene, Newton _Crolls.
Dunn, Robert, Alberton.
Dunning, Ernest, Clifton.
Dunning, George, Summerillda.
Dunning, Ralph, Bradlllbane.
Divan, Clifford, St. Peter's.
Dymant, Curtis, Springfield.
Eldridge, Bradford. Charlottetown.
Elit|,.ChArln,0'Leary. ~
Ellis; Fulton, C'i..onry; ‘
Corpl.(li_l_lll. Ira, t)'Lolry.< _
Elliott, Harvey, llllllot'l Milla.
Ellsworth, Joseph, llilmlduio.
llliimun. Wllilnm,_Grnild_ Vlow.
Farrar, Percy. ‘)‘ryon._
-Fell, Thomas, Tryon.
Ferguson, Max Hampton '
rliiimoii, lioiiii, Putin sutlaii. __
Finlayson, Robert. Afonttluof i. .
gllllr, William, Montague.
Del Rodin, Joseph, Alma Int 8
Privates- ' ” "
nnlimmmm I_£nn“_  Rin” i' ginnll life dldmt loan like much‘l__
Fltxgerlld. -f°h\\» Uwrifvwn- _i_'_H_lve you heard the tlirouireiil ashore,
BEAVER
couche. _ ls because the flour is always the same. It is milled from 5/:flied u/buh'
Ontario fall wheat, strengthened with western spring wheat.
Being blended in exact proportions,
or when you bake.
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Every Barrel, \¥\ 5
Just Like Every “
strength and quillity\; and always gives the same results, no matter what
It will be a change for the better when you change from Western wheat
_ flour to Beaver' Flour, milled from 'blended wheat.
_ DEAl.El(S`-write us for prices on lfeell, Course Grniull and Cereals. 202
_ THE T. I-I. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, - - CHATHAM, 0|-it.
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Beaver Flour is always the same in
.Corpl. Fitzpatrick, Wllllum, Jamal-
cu Plains, Maas. _ ~
llUSS|lll GAINS
(clrildlin Prou.)
_ PETROGRAD, June 11-In fighting
yesterday on the front of Volhynla and
Galicia., |_ll.yli nn olllclal statement la-
auod bore today, the Russians took
409 officers and 35.000 men. They also
captured 30 gun; and a large quantity
of booty. The statement adds that the
army of Gen, Techltnkyn alone in oper
ating in the direction ot Czernowlt-i.
_ Buckowlna overwhelmed Aulltro-
_Hungarlllnn and took 18,000 prisoners.
'Since the present Russian offensive
was started the Emperors-troops have
taken about 118,000 prisoners.
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A umliflulu ool.ii.oou\9.l
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‘ l_i\“v_§‘yiiii heard the wind onshore,
'11 sri iligtopnll - filppatl __ ln its
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QM the rigging cranked and the
~ r fo'e'il’le leaked,-
_ th only ui inch of rotten plank
.  'rwixtyou and doitli, taint much!
_ (To be ¢°m;m,5d_) And 'twists night, and the mast like a
Made you li snow man perched at'tlie
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How Chrlstion the Sea of Galilee
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Ball lilrtthe night, . _
When you knew they weren‘t fur
HWMG
whip iii each blast
Bent double, and frozen spray
helm
Of n ghost ship. iced with spray?
ave you always lived on shore?
Then how can you understand
Curbed the wave_wltb a sweep of
Hts band? ' _
ou'll know what it menus when you
And the wheel ls ln His ahnd!
WARREN ELLIOT CARLETON.
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The McCormick new binder embodlo s several special features to perfect itil
work in the field by having a level bot tom platform and reel with double
hearing and large range ol’ adjustmen ts, which enables lt to liandlesliort or
duwn and tangled grain almost to perfection. `
The McCormick new binder elcv ator floats at three. points, and there-
fore hasstlie large capacity required for handling heavy grain. Thei plall-
form and elevator canvasses are tight ened and loosened by il. elmiilo device
on the rollers, the butter on a McCor mick new binder ls controlled by the
driver from the seat, and can be chan ged for short or long grain without fn-
terferlng wltli position, of the twine on the shear. Note the steel dlsc ln the
point, the needleito prevent wear and the Cutting 01? 0! twlne.Tlle McCormick
knotter is one of the simplest knotters made, having only two moving parte
~the twine disc and billhook, every knotter ls thoroughly tested before bo-
lng shipped. Tlils fact, together with U19 3ll11Dl9 00Yl9U`llCll0l1. BCCO\l!1£B for
the excellent work of the McCormick Knotter in the field.
For further information or free Ctllnlogllee llllllly to your nearest Mc-
Cormick local agent.
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3°"/ii  International Harvester Co.  
 .ii cmd., Lia 
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F '__' W W !"'F- ‘-F! 
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MGNUMENTS
ln Granite and Marble
In our show room 117 Kent St. Revere Hotel
Block. We have a large number of finished Monu-
ments which the public are invited to inspect.
Call or write before purchasing,
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Special attention will be given to lettering on
monuments already set in all cemeteries. .
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Fire Insurance. " ~ I
A Necessity _
_ Then insure in good strong stock coqipan-
.ie's,whiel1_never contest an honest claini tlueli
as ilirepreoented by _ i * ..= ~ 
Ladies Pumps in blgvarietyfrom 2.00 and upwards.   = if i A
males white footwear Punip_»_1.40. 1.55, -L65. 1.7B.up:§"5 _  " '
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