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A"\\Ill\I>lP Of-oar ownermyvho have
hdsnf fedinmitting ' tnningmants nr tu.,
M6_t°1__i_1‘71l‘§ll\`l_!_iiiI‘{d* _have been ` 'dealt
w!t}1;iii_n‘ Maths,-past wsélr. 'one party
for Iiot b`_e_Ing careful in_ -meeting a
lean;-.,a¢ or near Iii-'ooklieid,has' had his
license su.speuded'. ` Another license
waeirsuspended for driving parties un-
der the influence of liquor. Another.
party for 'driving on the road from
--Long Greek;-De-Sable - and - -Victoria -on
a"pi‘ohibited day, has been flued. In
jus_tIce_ to this party it may be said
that the offence _was committed not
knowingly as _he is a respectable citi-
zeu_and would not have committed the
offence' knowingly. Several others
were fined lu--Summerside and there
is .now :-information before a -magis-
trate ln ‘Charlottetown against two
other 'p`arties.
"'I‘l1e new regulations are now in
print and the new markers are being
distributed. Hereaftcr any infring-
ment of the regulations will be dealt
with summarily and car licenses will
be suspended without the option of a
flue. Drivers will do well to under-
slalid that' the law will be enforced
to1__the _l_imft. Excuses that the offence
was committed unknowingly will not
be--accepted. It might be well to say
that- there ~is_another class of offence
that"will also badealt with in a dras-
tic'=‘way._ Certain ill disposed persons
have' 'been placing obstacles on the
roads* 'and also firing stones at car-s
legitimately using the roads.This will
not _be tolerated and such measures
will. be taken as -will effectually put a
stop to this class of offences. Lawless-
nessfof any kind will not be tolerated
andzthe Attorney General is very pos-_
itive that so far as his Department is
concerned both auto owners und' oth-
er_smw_i,_I_i__l_1ave _toobserve the law or
suffer the consequences.
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- VERMIN-PROOF CLOTHING
A'.special sort of underwear distin-
fected against trench lice is being
made in considerable quantities by
patriotic societies for our soldiers in
Erance. Tlie lice which thrive in the
trenchearare-_ not merely a source of
great discomfort, but transmit disease.
The suits are mod-e of thin, inexpen-
sive materiai and are designed to be
' worn a week or so and then thrown
away. Sulphur and napthalene are
among- the ingredients employed in
treating the~ gar'ments_-Popular Me-
Geo. J. Scott, Toronto! _
-_ P. Edwards, Halifax. ‘
W. McDonald, St. John.
" A., McDonald, St. John_ _ ~
C. R. Stavert. Summerside. .
D. J. McLeod, Stanley. '
W. T. Bowness. D.D.S., Summerside
Laura A. McLe0d. Stanley Bridge.
Maud McLeod, Stanley Bridge.
Gladys Crawford, Stanley. Bridge.
,W. L. Poole, Montague.
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
S. -~-Hessian, Montague.
McKee, St. John.
Helliwell, Montreal.
Stevens, Montreal.
McLaren, St. John.
B. Rivers. St. John.
G. Ellis,"Monfa.gue. .
W. Poole, Montague.
H. Prowse, City.
N. McLeod, Montreal. _
REVERE HOTEL
m. Batchdor, Toronto.
C. Haley, Yarmouth.
.McLean, N. Wliltshire.
McLean, N. Wiltshire.
B. Sutherland, Dunstaffnage.
MacEachern, Mt. Stewart.
n. Lundy, St. John. -
E. Leonad, St. John.
_Miss H. Leslie, Morell.
Miss M. Clark, Surumerside.
C. McEwen, Summerside.
Mrs. W. Davidson. Cobalt, Ont.
F. N. Siiiker, Port Elgin.
Rev. E. Templeman-, Quebec.
J. A. Mc»Eachern, Sydney.
C. F. -McDonald, Sydney.
W. MacQuarrie, Westville, N. 
E. A. Peirce, Elmira.
Mrs. E. A. Peirce, Elmira.
D. Kittridge, Grarnby, Que.
N. Nicholson, Montague.
0. Emery, Char-I-ottetnwn.
Joseph Reeves. FPGGOWH-
Geo. G. Reeves, Freetown._
L. Murdock, Murray River.
E, Kerr, Montague. -
Kerr, Montague.
Connolly Halifax.
Worth, Halifax.
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Referred to Boy Scouts
When war broke out a young man
who was every kind of rogue sud-
denly ecquired a brand-new con-
science, and worked it overtime, says
London Tit-Bits. W-hen he came be
fore the tribunal he had ‘got his con-
scientious objections ali cut and dried.
The chairman listened* gravely for a
little ~while, until the 'bogus C. 0.
warming to his subject, began to 'get
flowery.
"Yes," he cried, lifting h-is eyes to
heaven, “in 1905 I-was born again!"
“ln that case,” broke in the chair-
man, quietly, ‘have you any 0bP8C-
tion to joining the boy scouts?"
Ask for M|nard’s and take no other.
chanics.
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18 at 12 o’clock to finish putting in
the poles. .
THERE WLL IE A,-PUBLIC MEET-
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A'u_oclal of more than ordinary In-
terest took place on Monday evening
Boates, Tyne Valley. celebrated their-
golden wedding anniversary at the
home of their daughter Mrs. A. Yeo..
'Assembled with the family were
friends and neighbors who filled the
large rooms. all anxious to show the
unanimity 'and pleasure it _afforded
them to,be present on such an aus-
picious occasion, and seated under a
prettily arranged arch of'greeu and
gold the bride and groom of fifty
years of haDDY wedded life received
the hearty congratulations from all
present on this memorable event in
their lives, and looked as if tim had
sions hand _vary gently, as boil; rp-
taln_‘__youth'ful vigor and appearancd
very well. Even to _the few young
men left' in the’ place‘aud` the small
boys»'could not let lt pass without’
ahowréig-their interest and came fully
[array inthe _usual serenade cos-
itume-to offer their felicitations. The
address westhen read by the Rev.
Mr. ones and the gift -from the fam-
ily wizs Prfisented by two of their
grand-chlldren,7Miss Dorothy Yeo and
Master Burton Burleigh, which con-
sisted of a gold headed cane to Mr.
Boates and to Mrs; Routes a gold sig-
net ring, also it presentation showing
the esteem of the friends from Tyne
Valley of a purse of money. -_ _
Then followed the _reading of a very
appropriate poem especially compos-
_ed and sent by a friend of the fam-
ily. Rev; Mr. Davidson, of Lot 14,
was then called on, who gave a brief
and- 'eloiluent address. paying a high
tribute to the worthy couple, refer-
ring to the very pleasant. memories
'he held of the social intercourse he
had enjoyed with Mr. Boatesaud fam-
ily._whi|s pastor of Tyne-Valley' con-
gregation and expressed great pleas-
ure to be present and participate in
this unique‘event. Mr. Boates then
came forward and on -behalf of Mrs.
ilttingly. “Words failed him," he said
to express the deep sense'-of gratitude
and appreciation he felt for all the
.rind wishes.and enthusiasm bestow-
ed 'on them by their host;-1.01 friends
and again thanking _the company cor
-.iinlly he closed his'remarks by sing
ing one of his"old favorites, “Johu
Anderson my Joe,” which delighted
the company, the family joining in
_the chorus with their father, who is
still in good voice and received hearty
applause. Then Mrs, Yeo, ,assisted by
_the other members of the family serv-
'ed a very daintily prepared tea, even
to the bride cake which was gener-
ously passed to all the guests. The
up with vocal and instrumental music
'ind pleasant conversation, and remin-_
iscenses of past years. Since moving
o Tyne Valley twenty-nine years ago
Mr. Boutes by industry and close at-
tention to work, has been very sue
:essfui in milling business and farm-
ing, and only for a slight break-down
last winter is still hule and hearty,
tall and erect and carries well his
seventy~sl.x years. ‘
Following is the address: - -
I`o our dear parents:- _
We have felt that we could not le'
.his important date pass wltboui
planning to show you in some lovable
way, first our sincere gratitude to
God in sparing you both with us, and
though our thoughts at the present
time are not centered on social func
tions, as we -feel deeply the serious
-conflict of Empire, the struggle of
right against wrong, yet, dear father
and mother, as a family who are
spared to assemble here with you' to
night some of us who have the priv-
ilege of being here with you at home
and more quite near you and the oth~
or members of us who have made the
journey home to share and take part
in this event which makes home-com
ing such a pleasure. But we are noi
all here. Our d-ear Sadie’s place is vac-
ant, andthe void is felt tonight, but we
:nourri not without hope, for we lmoiv
she is at rest. with Jesus_ Whom she
loved; and another dear one, too lar
removed by distance, but who would,
were it possible to span the great
space to share in our happy reunion.
And we who are here and spared to
meet and greet you on this, your
:iitieth anniversary, feel that words
fail us to make you understand how
sincerely we have appreciated your
untiring devotion and devout Chris-
tian-councilyand your efforts with a
large family to promote all that was
good, the higher ideals of life by your
precept and example; are deeply chor-
ished by us, and we trust dear par-
ents that the dear Master Who per
mitted and spared you to do so much
for us, will see fit in His goodness
and mercy to spare you many more
happydyears, and as you faithfully
climb the hill of life together and
cheerfully faced the early pioneer
days we hope and pray in the evening
of your life no shadows will fall and
you will always be surrounded by
those who love you. Please accept,
dear parents, those small tokens of
our affection. From.
Your Loving Family.
War Garden Bulletin
PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FOR
VACANT~ LOT AND BACKYARD
GARDENERSENLISTED IN
GREATER PRODUCTION
CAMPAIGN.
Notes on Garden Pests Issued by the
Canada Fooirl Board In Collaboration
with the' Dominion Entornologllt.
SPRAY FGR THE ONION MAGGOT.
As onions constitute a valuable win-
ter crop particular care should be ta-
ken thll year t‘o'prot~»‘ them from
the onion maggot. I -"ere they lay
their- eggs the adult -ill f 'nay -be fles-
troyed by feeding upon ‘~e following
poisoned bait spray: -Sodirri arsenite
-one-qtlhrter ounce: cheap- molas-
ses-onl pint; boiling water-one gal-
lon.. The sodium arsenite is first
dissolved_'ln boiling water and the
molasses is then added. When the
mixture has cooled it may 'be applied
from an ordinary watering can with
s small rose. The idea is to deposit
the poisoned solution on the growing
crop in _-the farm of coarse drops.
The ilrstlpplication should be made
when the plants are about three or
four inches high and four or five fur-
ther appiications should be made
about a week apart Bright calm
_ I
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.
May -tlth, when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph-
remainder of the evening was taken
1
-n
Bra, Mary Josephine, in th0,25t_h_year
of her fage. ' Deceased was 'a 'very
ness she was visited by her "pastor,
Rev. Father Gaudet, who administer-
ed to her the last rites of the Catho-
lio church. She leaves to mourn a
narrowing father and mother, five als-
ters and four brothers, namelyt' Mrs.
lottetowu, Angie and Janie. 'l‘hs,bro.
Mass, Henry _ y
in___E1_agiand, and Joseph. The funeral
|é'rvice"wa1_ conducted by wav. Fgtber
Gaudet! ‘T e pall béarers ene oter
Pineau, `Cyriac Pineeu, Peter Peters,-
Ben Martin, Eugene, Florence Doiron.
Mny'her soul rest fn peace. _f
ty Hospital, Baltimore, _Maryland on
April 21st, Mr. William Dougherty.
_erty of -Cascunlpec V lege, ot
'leaves to mourn their loss one bro-
ther Mr. James Dougherty, now resi-
ding in -Stl John, N. B., a!so_ three
sisters, Mrs. T. W. Traverse,. Kil-
dare Cape; 'Mrs. L. C. Hayden, Elms-
dale and Mrs. A. E. Huntley, Free-
land, besides numerous friends and
relatives.
CAESAR KNEW
Old Caesar' thought he knew some
thing about the tented field, having
followed his master as body-servant
through the war between the states,
but Camp Jackson was a revelation to
“Yer mean, Menus’ Jeems," he cross-
examined his young maussa, “dat dese
young gem'n cant drink notin' strong-
er-'n spring- water?"
“That’s all."
“An no frocklln wid de gals "
"None whatever"
"An' no swearln’ at de mules "
“Against regulations."
"Lor, Mans' Jeems, disher ain't no
camp. Disher‘s u camp meetin'i"
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS
A tendency to rheumatism once
established in the system is mani-
fested by the return of the acute
pains with every spell of bad weath-
er. This is the reason so many peo-
ple stlll think that the trouble is due
to cold or damp. The fact is known,
and acknowledged by all
medical writers, that , with the ap-
pearance of rheumatism there" is s
rhpId‘ thinning of the blood, 1 and that
the rheumatic poisons are' only ex-
pelled from the system when' the
blood is restored to its normal con-
dition. Euriching and purifying the
blood by means of Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills is the best known cure for
'rheu-matism. Lumbago, 'it may be
remarked, is merely ‘-a form of rheu-
rnatlsm attacking the' muscles of the
back and loins and is‘similar’Iy cur-
ed by the use or Dr. williams' Pink
Pills.. At the first twiuge~-of either
of these- troubles these pills should
be taken _and the poison that causes
the trouble will soon be expelled
froih the blood; ' Here is proofs-
Mr. M. Syapauck, Arnes, Man.,
says:-“I wasfalmost crippled with
rhcumatism and suffered greatly
from the almost constant pains. I
tried several medicines, but without
benefit. Then I was advised to usf
Dr. .W.illlalms‘~ Pink Pills and-»-after
taking. them for a coup-le of months
every vestige oi’..tbe trouble had dis-
appeared. and l`_ha`ve_ sirice enjoyed
the most perfect`he`aii.h"i `ln view of
my own experience I believejhere is
no case of rheuniutism Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills will not cure,"
You can get these pills .through
any dealer in medicine or by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams" Medicine Co.,
Brockville,_Ont.
however,
and tunllus
HALIFAX, N. S., June 8-(Quota
tions furnished by F. B. McCurdy-&
Co., stock and bond brokers. mem-
bers Montreal -Stock Exchange, Mc-
Curdy Building, Halifax, N_. iS.)
CLOSING PRICES
Yolterday Today
Atchison ._ .  83% 83%
Am Loco   62% 63
Anaconda ..   82% 62%
AmS&R  ...7-4% -
Can Pac  146
M,F‘_Ct.............102% 1041/4,
Mex Nor Power  .. 93% 93
Reading ..  88%
.P.   83
. .. 45% f »
_ .  98%
.l-‘.  .  79%
Utah  79%
Crucible .. .  62%
Cen  -
P. R. S.-
88
44% '
97%
120*/-’;
79%
79%
' 62%
71%
60
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Victory -Bonds l
` The _undertzigned having r
been a|>o°inf__ _i9..§¢ll_Yi¢-
'tory Bonds for the Special
by Celebrated Spoelatlotq-Ar
tonlohld to Find Him
K‘lL'i'AiRLl'I‘Y, N.S., June 11-This
letter from Mr. Cameron should make
every reader of this paper think. lf
YOu happen to be I. sufferer from rheu-
matism Mr. Camoron's experience-
Leo. Gllldet.-of Chelsea. MINI. Mrs. may prove of _incalculable value to _ _ . . _ _  '- -' - ~-»-'~»
Andrew Doirom, Caroline, of _Cbar.- you. Happen! money liberally Inj C0l’l'il`l1€l'lCiIlg W€dn98da{. , next,
vain effort. to obtain cuve. and,lina1ly
there are Peter and Jerry. of Weston.-11 found thebllectivé ' tre‘tinen't` t p , _ JI-me 12th this Store Wi I Close
lu the mllitar serv ce cost of 8.00 for e htioxes ofa-Dr. _ gt  ()_’C|0¢k NQgn_ _ 
‘ ` l' 1’ ' 'A' 4
_ 5 I8
Chasefl, Klduey~Liver,PIlls. ' _
'This treatment set the liver and
kidneys right and swrplt from the
system,-_the poisons w, ich ,caused
pains and aches and all the suffer-
ing from rheurnatism, Write to _Mr.
Mn1 1 wth. uouassnrv. Sfriliftliiga Tgdnizeilgiibrgie B'm‘emw's11 -during  Summéf  S0
Mr Neil A Cemeron. Kiltarlity, N
There passed away atthe Universi S., writes: 1"! am glad to _regloglg    
mend Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver
to anyone who is suffering from
fl
eldest son of the late William‘ Dough- rheumatism. For about twenty- ve ~ - .
ll L fi. He' I b th d ore or less . _'
years was o ere m
with this. afI‘liction._l was- treated--by
doctor_a__a_ll___ov/_e_r_ _Nova Scotia, and
wheiroli business in Ne`w"York'“.1a'd
,an opportunity to consult oneof the
greatest specialists there; but I never
gained more than temporary relief. In
an effort to get rid of the accumulat-
ing development of the disease I tried
Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and
when I had' taken eight boxes I was.
to my astonishment, totally cured. I
therefore hearitiy recommend these
P'ils to all who suffer from rheumat-
lsm, and anyone who doubts this tes-
timonial may write me as proof to
the contrary."
Boates and "himself responded' mosf' film.  ' ` ` RSV- JIUUBS A, Cvlllrls, P. P.. BRYS3
“This is- to certify that l am person-
ally acquainted with Mr. Neil A.
Cameron, and believe his statement
is true, and to my personal knowl-
edge correct."
Dr. -Chase's Kidney-Liver .Pills, one
pill a dose, 25c a box at all dealers, or
Edmanson Bates & C0., Limited, Tor-
onto. Refuse substitutes, for they only
disappoint. `
COLLECTl0|I FOR
SILVER SHOWER
Premier’s Office, Ch’town
June 8th, 1918
Sir,-In connection with the iSilver
Shower to be.taken up in Prince Ed-
ward' island for 'presenting to the King
and Queen on the occasion of their
Silver Wedding on the 6th July, tea-
chers' and pupils are authorized to
give their co-operation towards such
collections. Persons wishing to con-
tribute =may hand in their subscript-
ions to the teachers or have them sent
in through the pupils attending
schools. It is highly desirable that the
Province should show its appreciation
of the sacrifice and devotion to the
Empire by the King and Queen by
subscribing in small amounts of 5 or
10c to the Silver Shower.
I am Sir etc.,
A. E. ARSENAULT
RACING MID ITS RELITIOII T0
THE C0l|IITRY'S PROSPERITY
Sir.-The suggestion made by a
writer in a daily paper some time ago
that racing be abandoned during thc
-spending of money in this critical
omy the Government is urging the
people of this country to practice.Tlic
one thing the Govern-ment does not
wish to -see at this time, is ri with-
drawal from circulation of any part
of the,-money-now in use. Such” action
ousan s o persons. _ e race
tracks of Canada' should be closed now
the results would be very had from
the standpoint of business economy.
It 'would mean the loss of work and
wages to, thousands of persons, not
only trainers and caretakers, but men
engaged in the harness trade, vehicle
building, horse-shoeiug, the dealers in
feed, the transportation companies.
printers, etc. How many men are
there who have ever attempted to es-
timate the amount of money the rac-
Illl! associations pay out annually for
printed matter? it is safe to say that
only those' who have some actual
knowledge in this direction could give
anything like a correct estimate.
The race meetings devoted to har-
ness norses usually last from a dn to
dollars wihch are paid' for admission
at the gate and the even larger am-
ounts which are given in purses for
the horses to race for, are not, as
some persons appear' to believe. oar-
ried away with the horsement when
they move on to the next racing point.
A business-like investigation would
show that not only is a large part of
the money_spent in the city where the
racing occurs, but that the visitors' to
the city during race week leave an
unbelievably large amount of money
with the local b einess concerns. -for
while they -are at the races the po -_
means an increased trade' in every
branch of business which benefits
from an increased Population. It is
wastefnlness which the Government
warhs_the people against, not the use
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Anything- which tends to restrict the ' ' 1 1 ' thestand and
period is no aid to the kind of econ- _ - .» - .- -_ _ - i..  » 
Xlould rgsultr in absolute h;1r;"__'_ship to 
a week at one time. The thousand)s of 1 A S p 1 e n d i d
- ,Wednesday Half
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of _-money in a legitimate manger. _ ‘-_f     
algmy ememéa person by an was 1 un vmny cami ° ' ‘  :.‘ :__ `1..’~""_' * ‘I
knew her. She will be greatly mined ly Home Treat- _ ` '_ ~~», ‘ '
in this community. During her iii- ment   3.    ~\_'~;,, VJI1, I'
Commencing Wednesday;  fi
- June 12th
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`Cust1on‘1ers,~will_
by shopping earlyi on
able to get away on time. ,_  
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We are showing 'au splendid
stock of Hammocks for the present
season. - .
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considering the scarcity. of d
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_hy .tlte_C0mmii:t_ee is 99 l-2
‘and-occured interest No
commgssionb, 1_0, 20 _years.
Sen application to'
at
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154 aIcinno'na_ street ' 1'
Chgrlottetovu. _  _
Something of value wasted is a éad
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affscts more than the -_person respon-
sible. The legitimate circulation `of
money, however, is In  sense conf
trary to economy for it keeps tile
labor. enables the tradesmen to pros-
al prosperity and -National adversity.
Therefore, it -may be repeated that the
suggestion that racing be abandoned-
I am Sir etc
loss Ind, under resent conditions, ft’ " ‘
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noon. Kindly sifop
_ Wednesdays, so that employees
wheels or lndustry running. employs _  be able to  away on
per, swells the bank deposits. in fact _ "‘ _
'makes the difference between Nation- 
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