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- You can get the same Haky lightness in your Pie"Cruats, T rts
_  _'j and Coolies, with
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_ as you can with any pastry flour. ‘ `
; "' Be_aver_Flour is milled ofthe famous Ontario fall wheat, strengthened
V with ‘western spring wheat, ` _ ¢ `
" And more than that-Beaver _Flour makes a loaf ot' bread that is a
__, ._ . joy to eat-withine, even texture and a delicious,
. ' "homey" nutlike flavor, unknown to those who still
_ ` -__-‘-_~`i')’/ .use the tough, tasteless, western spring wheat liours.
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‘An added touch of beauty  any house is a roof of
Brantford Asphalt Slates, which are in soft, harmonious
shades of reddish brown and dark green. The colors
are permanent and unfadeable, being the r_iat\_1ral shades
of the slate just as it is taken out of the quarries. ‘ _
` It will also prove a very economical roof, because ,Branlfofd
Asphalt Siatea do not split, .get --loose, absorb water or rot. They
are strongly tire-resistantand are classified as nomcombustible by the
life insurance companies, and. allowed to be used in cities where the
moat rigid iife-prevention By-lawsare in force. - _
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isr anifsmdlgge  :nd idzlrlariiabiillv mslglhzm wily and uulgilv
laid, thus saving time and cost of' labor. Belnglmadc of hifh ¢l’ld¢
felt saturatediand coated with asphalt, and wi a surfaceo crushed
slate, tliiyureakea roof that defies the elements and ls a permanent
part _of building, just like thewalia and the foundation-
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Mras E. Evans, Kensington, has sold
her progertyton the llslpeque Road,
Mr. .lo n G-._ Tovnaexiif. _being the
ipurchsser, who will shortly take pos-
session.--lt. , _ ‘
SBCOND V. A. D. coUR8E.'-The
claaa_.of V. A. D.'a to whom'-Dr. Dewar
has already given a course of lectures
on First Aid, are new meeting every
Tuesday evening in tge Legislative
Chamber, at 8 p.i_m,_ w are they are
hearing a very _interesting and- in-
structive couree of lectures by Dr.
Rosa on Home Nursing.
FELT SALES;-Mr. Chester Mc-
_Lure Manager of the Fur Sales Board
states that almost all of the 1200
pelts, which ho had tgitan to the Am-
erican.marite_ts have been sold. One
was disposed off Tuesda at. .$750.
The' hlghest‘_prlce was $l000 -and the
average price was higher than that oi
last year. lt ie estimated that about
3000 pelts valued 'at $450,000 'were sold
from Isla'nd ranches this season.
NURSE GRADUATES--At the gris~
duation exercise of _North Adam
Mass.. ldospltmlfon May »31st, _ Miss
_Flovde Robinson _datiiriiier of Mix- and
Mrs. t}eorge»W-.- -Robinson. Summer
completing a very successful course.
'Miss Robinson is ._new in New York.
where-.she is taking.. e,-_post graduate
course in Mt. j8inai.Hjc_spftal,- and her
home friends will wish herevery suc
cess. _ _  
ISLAND SCI-460N_ER WREGKED-"-‘
The 'schooner Sarah P. Ayer, owner
merelde, wae`fw'reclted at -Grand Entry
total loss. She .was _on he_t;‘jq`:_a '_;¢
the Magdalena toload fish and fcagled
a quantity-of salt. -There .waanolni
suranoe on either thcvessel -or cargo.
The same morning, tha‘_'shhoone_r- En
tarprise, ownedby Capt. Samuel
Smith of West `P_oint,_arrlved safely
at Amherst Island. ` ' `
urban-
WEDQING BELL8- The marriage
tookplace at Bt.` Dunstsn’s Cathedral
Monday mbrnlnir.-~or Mr. Austin J.
McMillan, of Belfast, -to"Miea‘ “Annie
Lyons. of Iona. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Maurice
McDonald. The bride was attired in
at navy blue suit with iawn trimmings
and white hat trimmed with white
Ostrich plume. The bridesmaid
Miss Eva Arsenault, wore a suit of
blue aerge. The groomsman was Mr.
30891111 Bulger. A sumptuous wed
ding breakfast was served at_ the
home of Mrs. William Walsh, St.
Avard’s. aunt of the bride, after
which the wedding party motored ir
Mr. Bolger’s auto to the home of th_e
bride’s father, Mr. John Lyons. Iona.
RE SOLDIERS OF THE SOIL.--Ii
does not seem to be generally known
-among the farmers requiring help
_that many town boys are available for
farm-service. Quit'e true these boys
are not experienced agriculttirists. but
being possessed of a willing spirii
they should be able to render good
service. A good number of these
boys are working on farms and are
giving satisfaction. it must be re-
membered, however, that. they are
boys and should ,not be expected to
do a man's worltat a»boy’s pay. The
.boys go'out on a two weeks' trial at
the rate of $15.00 to $20.00 per
month. If at the end of that time
both parties are satisfied a definite
agreement is arranged. Any farmer
wishing to get help should write J. E.
McLarty, Superintendent of The Sol
diets of the Soil, Charlottetown.
oHAn|.o'r1'E1'owN nov iviissino
--Mr. Wm. H. Scott, chief steward of
the car-ferry steamer Prince Edward
Island, whose home. is in this city, ra-
ceived a telegram yesterday convey~
ing word that his son. Lleut. William
A. Scott, of the Royal Flying Corps.
is officially reported to be missing.
Lieut. Scott left Charlottetown for
Vancouver some years ago, where he
was engaged in the legal profession.
He enlisted in the Forestry Battalion
In Vancouver early in the war and
later transferred to the Royal Flying
Corps. He was one of Charlotte-
town's brightest young men, a brilli-
ant tudent, having qualified for the
Rhodes -scholarship, and won a splen-
did name for himself as a young bar~
rlster in the West. When the call of
his country came he heard it in. no
unmiatakeable manner. it is to be
hoped that yet some word may soon
be received stating that he is safe,
and thus allay the terrible anxiety of
his parents.
WED3:iNG BELLS- The marriage
took pl e in-St. _ John's Catholic
Church, Somerville, Mass., on May
5th of Miss Ida Mae Burnett, the eld-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mat-
thew Burnstt, formerly of this city, to
“-Mr. Louis J. 0'Bri_en.',ot_Sonierville.
The bride wore e suit of olive green,
with white hat and carried a bouquet
of roses. She was attended by Miss
Mabel Logan, who was dressed appro-
priately for the occasion. The grooms-
man was Mr. John Griffin:-cousin of
the groom. After supper at. the
home of the bri'iie‘s sister, Mrs. 'Frank
0'Brien, whore about forty people
were present. the bride an groom
loft for New York. On return they
will make their heme in Somerville.
M .. of which place the groom is a
name. The presents were many
and costly. Mrs- 0‘lBrien’a many
friends in this city. where she is well
known,-.wish her ii long and happy-
; weaned-iire. __ __ 0
ROYAL “ ‘ C’l"U_§_ IA
COLL E _ _
Mo|l‘rRl'Al. A
A RIOIUCNTIAL GOLLIGI
FOR WOMIN ITUDINTG
_ Arrarioiua rental.
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Founded and endowed by the
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“I im at. i-ton. name su-atiieeiis l
and Mount'le!\l)'. `
Courses leading to degrees in
Arts, separate in the mein from _
those for men, but under iilentl- _
_ cal conditions: sud to degrsse
in intsaic. M _ __ ‘
' p Tgtiepal r 'readanes
ahonld made sazitlyae accom-
modation in -the age ia lim-
ited.
llor prospectus and inf _ at-
ion apply to The Wlrlenftq
side, was one‘of_fthe»fa1r graduates,_
by Captain Bohurman'_Ciiin_ of 'Bunt-
Isiands, last Friday morning and ie a-
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GOING T0 ST. JOHN.-The Rev.
Queen Square Methodist church this
month, the Rev. Hammond' Johnson
being called to occupy the pulpit of
the Wesley Memorial Church, Monc-
ton. -
lay was' hauled up on the Marine Slip
at Picton on-Saturday. The rudder has
been removed and sent to _the Steel
Works at Trenton to have’ the new
stock welded nn. lt is expected' that
the 'Stanley will be on the slip about a
week, after which she will go on the
Picton Charlottetown route.
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-A 0.000 START,-_Farmers now,
_have their cropping pretty well on.
me having finished: The crop out-
Qok is very favorable. Hay at pre-|
at if muclafnrther advanced than
for several years at this time.-H.
CEMETERY IMPROVED- lt is
pleasing to note that the old Catholic
cemetery on St. Peter's Road has
been cleaned up. All the old weeds
and grass haya been destroyed. the'
hrokcn headstones removed and
crooked ones straightened, while the
whole surface of the burial ground
has been lll»l\f0WBd lllld levelled nlce--
ly, adding greatly to the appeamncg
of the place. _» _ _ ~ _
AN ISLANDER.-Rev. Dr. John
W. Wadmatvof Hawaii, formerly of
N. B. and P. SE. I., Conference, who
has been in Washington for a long
time urging the prohibition of the
liquid traffic in the territory of Hawaii,
is about to return to his home in the
"Paradise of the _Paclilc."- The U. S. `
Congress has passed the Bill, so long
pending. making the Territory “bone-I
dry." Dr. Wadnian and his associates
LIEUT. MESSERVEV GASSED -
Mr. John A. Messervey yesterday rc-
ceived the following telegram from the
Director of Recordsz-
JOHN A. MESBERVEY,
_ 82 Fitzroy St.. Chsrlottetow _
Sincerely regret to inform you rlnieut.
Hamid Albert Messcrvoy, Artillery 01.'
'ilcally reported admitted first British
Red Cross Hospital. Le Touqnet May:
31,1918, gas poisoning, sllg-ht. Direc-
_of Records.
WEDDiNG BELL8.-The marriage,
'cf ‘Misa M.. Helen Handrahan of this
city to Mr. Ambrose Coady of Alex-
andria took place yesterday in St.
.loseph's Convent. Rev. William V.`
McDonald performed the ceremony.
The bride was tastefully attircd in
a blue suit. wearing a hat tocorres-
pond and red fox lure, the latter be-
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Ewen Stewart of Banff, Alta" and' maid was Miss Florence Heron, while
formerly Secretary of the 'Schoel‘M"- Ed"_“'"“l Ha“dl'“l\l"l- bl`0U1€l' Of
Board, Charlottetown, writing to Mr, | thebride, acted as groomsmen. After,
w. it. angers or this city etnies tim, ll\° ceremony the newly wedded we-l
he has received a wire that his son 91° 1°" °“ “_ "IP t° Halifax- The
Mawolm Stewart' who has been 3 pry' convent choir sang very sweetly dur-
aoner in Germany for over two years, lil! '-he “HBS-
has been transferred to Holland, where
he has been mtg,-ned_ AN UP~T0-DATE lNNOVAT\l0N.--
"The last word in pasteurizaiion," is
A |_ARgE'¢gN-|-|.~¢A¢1-_ _ Me",-,_ the phrase which most ilttingly des-
D_ R_ Morrison. g, som of Summer. oribes a new plant just installed ai
side, and Mr. Downing of Por; Bm-. the Charlottetown Condensed Milk
den, have secured the contract ici- Factory for imteurlzlns milk. It
the building of me new mnway 3|-,qiis known as the Alpha Pasteurlzer and
train shed at the Halifax Ocean Tar-, has a capacity 10|' 3000 bvllnds of-
minals and have already commenced milk. The Charlottetown Condensed
operations there. The contract is o. Milk Co. is certainly to be congratulat-
lnrge one, the building being over 220’od upon this splendid addition to its
feet in length. Messrs. Morrison andlnlant. The nnstwrlzlns of milk.
Son iiro also engaged in building a. which means t.ho'heatl_ng of it to a
large machinery- and offices building
for the Massey-Harris Company ou
Kent St., this city. _
A decidedly enthusiastic reception
was accorded the gallant island sol-
diers who arrived in Charlottetown
last evening from overseas. They were
met at the station by the 4th»Regl-
ment Band and a big turnout of the
firemen in' uniform, the latter taking
part in the reception as a special mark
of honour'to their comrade, Gunner
John Proud, the veteran of' two
wars and one of the ablest and pluck-
lest firemen who ever mounted 5. lad-
der or fired a. gun. The other return-
ing lads though unknown tothe most
of the citizens, were none the less
heartily welcomed and the cheers in
honour of all the bunch werehear-tyl
and thoroughly well deserved.
The band played stirring patriotic
airs' as the boys moved' in parade tothe
City Hall, Gunner Proud occupied al
position on the big chemical engine
and the other lads being seated in
Large Bros. most capaclous haroucba
had also a touch of shell-shock. He
left France on Jan. 17 1918 and has
drawn byapair of handsome greys.-At
the City Hall an immense throng had
assembled. Here short addresses of
welcome were delivered by Mayor
Wright on behalf of the City,
Col. Moore, on behalf of the Militia.
and ex-Mayor P. B. Brown, the last
named at the close of his remarks
extending the hospitality of his hotel,
the Revere to the returned boys dur-
ing their stay in the city.
Cheers were then given for the re-
turned soldiers and for the King and
the crowd' dispersed.
GUNNER JOHN PROUD
of Charlottetown left here in the
spring of 1915 with the 2nd. Heavy
Battery C. G. A. He took part in
most of tho heavy fighting from
Yprea to Vlmy and was wounded and
been under treatment in No. 2 Lond-
on General Hospital and Epsom Con-
valescent Camp for some time. The
veteran of two ware is looking first-
rate after his trying experiences
though he shows signs of the trying
ordeals he has been through. _ _
PTE.J A MoLEOD
who arrived last night is the son of
Mr. John D. 'McLeod of Belfast. He
enlisted in the 229th Battalion 2 1-2
years ago and was later transferred
ts the 46th Battalion of Moeeelaw.
He saw plenty of fighting and was
wounded by shrapnel in the lungs at
Lens one piece being still in his
body.
PTE. F. H. TROWSDALE
belongs to Southport. He went
away with the 105th Battalion being
later _transferred to the 13th Battal-
ion. He comes home minus is leg but
with spirit undaunted. He took part
in the battles of Ypresivimy and
Lens.
PTE. HDWARD VATCHER
hails from Lower Montague the son of
Mr. James Vatcher. He left here
with the 105th later transferring to
the fainous "fighting 26th liettapilon."
After the battle of Vlmy Ri ge he.
was stricken with pleurisy which ao
affected his constitution thathe is
now invalided home.
' PTI. EARL MBKAY
of Bedeque was another 105th man~
'who returned' last night.| I-le did
not in-ovar te Francs ~\\edpg.~_flie§l\'
ill in hospital since going over, e
did not come to Charlottetown.
'I'-he other soldier who arrived was
probably Private Wilson Coulson of
Bea View who was expected. The
ltemperature of 145 degrees and then
lnstantly'chllling it with ice, proves'
a great safeguard and milk put;
through this process is absolutely free
of germs, so that people using it can
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greatly enhanced in its keeping-qual-|
ities. All_milir hereafter dellveredl
in the city from the factory will bo.
pasteurized. As soon as arrange*
-ments can be made the Milk Company
also intend to install an up-to-date ice-
cream manufacturing plant.
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` But Lt kind of heat. will ruin the health
of your family and destroy your furniture. ful “ii” °__lV° mflmalf °f *lm dal'-' _ ` - ~ ‘~ _
The Sunshine Furnace has been designed,
developed and perfected to give to your
home in Eanuary the same quality of air that
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Air in January _ t
Men any fumm win produce it g_f_y not `
air and charging it with the necessary exact ‘
in a kiln. degree of moisture, not only warms but 
ventilates your home with pure, soft,-health
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Above the fuel door of the Sunshine ` 4
What month is the balmiest, healthiest, »
-sweetest, most delightful of all the year ?\
Furnace is a waterpan designed with scien~ _
tiiic exactness to vaporizeinto the  _
the precise Quantity of moisture necessary
to the health and comfort of yourfamlly `
In the Sunshine heated home tliaeira- ,
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