"sf ip/if-,\~-\=  5.4, _» . _ ,
_ ‘ !Ei»_-“.~‘..,;'__ ~ _- _ 
1'1"”-‘ " 17"" run ottaii.i.o'r'rirrow1v uoiuurun , I ,ir-iiii.-‘$11.
" _ .   _ I _ 8,/
1017;
t__'___ ~»'§_---- .
-1 ‘nr -  _ '- `-4*",‘*F0F ' 5.!-p-i_sP"nli__ " ~ ~'_>.~._-u-|ls»'~~.|..5.g.,¢_n
  A NEI- _
co LQAYS:
“Zam-Buk is a valuable addition
to every eoldier's kit." This rs
mark was made by Lleut.~Col. A. C.
B. Hamilton-Gray. Lt.C_R_, W¢\||n|.
ton Barracks, Halifax, N.S. Ho
says further: _
“I can speak from personal or
perlanco, al I have used Zain-But:
myself tor cuts, burns and rheu~
matism. and believe there is noth-
ing to equal it."
Zsm-Huis, the great herbal balm,
is a boon to the msn in the trenches
-dt ends pain and heals so qulclrly,.
and instant application oi Zum-Buk`
prevents all possibility ot lettering
or blood-poisoning. |
[)on't forget to put som; znm.
Buk in your next parcel to the
front. All di-ugglsts, or Zam-Buk
C0.. 'l`0l'0I\!0t 504:. box, S for $1.25,
v.
-. fn
trio.
. O
Right now is
when you need a
good blood medi-
cine--to over- /M
come impurities
in the l.»lood--- to ` , "
Mother Nature, the great physician, has
lt is asimple and effective remedy,
made from Nature’s healing herbs
~-- that was a favorite medicine in
our grandiathefs time and is just
as eflective today. The best ul
spring tonic: and blood purifiers.
25c. a bottle, Family size,flvc titnea
as large,$l. At most dealers or
prepaid on receipt of price. 29
The Brayley Drug Ce.,l.iinitcd, St.Jel\n. N.B. »\`\‘l'I`l*li1l'y W=lS_ i'-llllffll “D00 lf” l'0ll0l'l wedding was attended by .1 lur1stc~ mini-
  ill# tlllloiilll 0! ~lI\0llf‘_V II\€\<l0 0" Sl- ber ot invited' guests, and the numer-
 l'iitrii:ii'.< Day troru ilii- salt- ni' ixiurly. om. and Camry gifm Ames( .lo the pop.
l<<'=`*l"'=yi‘ lines liquor 'f
`.!7‘l<".‘I‘PS“'-‘ and ilrug Using
Successful for years in difficult
eases of both sexes. Patient'e im-
provement hegina immediately-no ,
confinement; no uae of nauaaating ‘
ministered only by akillad, kindly
physicians. Pleasant surroundings.
Special privacy for woman. Booklet
sent in plain envelope. Write today.
The Original Scienti/lc Treatment. 
THE KEELEY lNST1TUTE .
523 CUMBERLAND AVENUE
1 con. rautzn arnrtr rsnvnonl s41o
, PORTLAND t 7 MAINE `
or dangerous drugs. Treatment ad- 
1 1, L_ 1
V Agsonaine
\ .U.S PAT.07F.
f
.ui it-.lute inflamed, swollen
""’ Joints, Sprains, Bruisee, Sot
, , Buncbes; Heals Boils, Poll
, .
if 'L any unhealthy sore
` quickly as it i_- a positive zniirrpilc
and gerrnicitle. Pirasniit iuusr: tloél
 [Ar not blister uriiirr bandage or re-
' yi more the bm. iinil you csr. work
° ' _ . 11.00 prr bottle deliv-
:',_ Q the lone U .
' - ererl. Book 7 l\ tree.
ABSORBINE, JR.. anti--pie. i=.riioi¢i»» io- miiimiiii
lirducrs Palnlul. Swollen \'r‘.ris. Uoirrr. \\'eu|. rrrains.
Bruiser, stop! vnln :uid iiiviarnninii-n. l'|:i-r $1.00 prr buule
iu.l¢:ilrr| or ileiiveret. Will tell you more li your write.
I
llixiuilsrrureri mi .y b _
W. F. YOUI\iG.P.D.l llilymsas Biun.,s|oi\tr¢al,tIsn.
Ahsurhinr and Anuirhine. _ir., are mail: in Einml.
 
Eggs For
Hat ching
l~‘roin l‘i'oi'. Gr°aliurii'r= Broil-in-L y
Evil, Oiiittor, tistuln, or P
“ THE  ` The Western Guardian' I 
-iT PAYS to buy in this Province.
I-MR. W. K. MCGOUOAN ll G\1ar~'MAN'S. Summeraldo. 188-4-27MEll
.Lan representative in Summerside.
' 4950-3-SIMM. -A FEW DOZEN WOMEN‘8
WHITE VOILE BLOUBEB to clear
-4-i.e. 'rms romxroe, roguuu- sonii-day .it ssc atuo1.ivi».N~s stun-
25c, for Saturday 19c at HOLMAN’S mersldo.
Summerside. 188-4-27ME1l .
--NIERCERIZED PONGEE, cream. DRESSES, clearing Saturday at $1.19
ground in assorted iioral designs, 32 at l{OLMAN'S, Summerslde. _
L’i‘.';`i"°.‘.‘."'l3é" ,§§§“‘;`§.i“°u"é‘¢i.“.li'.£‘”§; ‘“”"'”"“E"°
li s i .
STEWART. LIMITED. 179-4-26M2lElI qu;-:I-INCH :ILARS Bl¢l)Wt.S. best
-_' re-xuar cquat,f St.
-NOVELTY COATINGS AND' urtiii-,- ‘zflc at lIOLMAN'S, y sigfnmgr.
SUITINGS, velour llnisli, new spring. side. 1gg.4.27ME\|_
sh:itles$ alnd pattcrnu now showing,
Drvc tl. .i pc-r' yard. SlN(‘L.AlIt & -POLICE COUR .- _
STl~i\\'Alt'l‘. LIMITEI). iuerslile Police Coult onAtVVte’ilen`e£;llliil;'
179-4-26M2LE1i a young man, for assault,-was lined
-- $10 rind .t. t- t 
-PANAMA HATS CLEANED. --lin lull. llgqtdollrrtlliettliin rf"-hi 'ity dab
. Y . I
7 _ _ . » Plarriesl liaylliig' Kanama Hats to bc
f . "e”“"‘ W’ lim lil pass them in to -36 INCH SILK AND WOOL
AM  par hat' departvrnent during the next' GOODS, suitable for' waists and sum-
~ 0‘w flaw. slht' LAll't &. STEWA_H"l`. mer dresses, champagne- ground with
L MIIED 179-4-.£6~M2il*.li coin nrpot, tloral pattern. worth reg-_
- ' ” ilulr-<. lllfl “llli1K" luis liven Dui lIlt0‘$"='i0. ".40 (‘.la._»:-i, trot and pace, hall
4 use :ind isnltiiiig excellent work.- _ miie heats-, nnnge 5150_
,- ~ i0oIil.- ; .iigrot uv HMT ll'l` llll ____
/ .
_ “*R_ECFlUlT5--°jl\l|llllllI_ lllf*_ ln!-CSI. Sumo ol the herring nets rr-:cently
I the elgmems ‘rr-i_'itiii:~i in ilu- l0=»tli druit ut Summer- placed on the fishing ground having
:}\:;l:tP:'mich me b|o°d__t° >5‘iiic aio _ hlcssiw: `A. _lt. McDoiiulil, penn <-ni-rip() nwny by |p~_.3|,|ng 1(-ri
“ned the' Mem agaimuhe tilenfaiiriiiig rind t.u_'.-suit Arsenuilll. niucli oi' which still remain in the
ge ruling jun" of .inning `_l‘-glllillll lli'.\'- lllfiil -l=l'lllf‘-\‘_S1l\'l<. il Tilll'-l_Straitea, fishermen are lniitlic to lake
ieélew Ilcy _youiig malt hailing iroui l.r~'..riox_ the risk ni' setting them where there
' island. ~-~ll. _ in danger oi' losing them, lieucn the
_ A _ , _ catch of licrrlng so lar this seasoii
P'°"ld¢dll“*`bl°°dl°°d'"" ~‘f\i“H.~`l‘S ilcorko 'l`l'l|in0r. Sllallr in as yet much haudi-cappfnl.--ll.\
‘Ar 1 roi-k, Allwrl Nlclienna and Jumns .__ »
Dru. llscns S (lrceiirin, Newton, ’l`. lllolwrtsi. Kin-_ ...wEDp|N¢;__-'r|n, mn,-1-rage mop
. f
  lrorn, llolicrl llowatt, Cape 'l`iu\'crsc., plnci, rm “I-rini:stln.y ovcuing. April
loucpli l"i‘arlr-1.4. (iui.nlile‘s _ tforner. ;:i'.t_li, :it_tlio homo of they ln-i¢1@'o pn,-_
and .l-.iuir-.c 'l‘upllu, Illuck llanks. worn rnts, Mr, and Mrs. licigliton Milligan
tllll0lli4 illi' l\'*"l"‘l~"‘lfl.\' \'li1li0l:~ lf' Sliorlirooko ol' their dntiirliter, l\ll,w
'-`i\lllllll'l'~\i‘l". --ll, l_.ll!t. to hir. l‘ro1-iton (‘auipln‘-ll, oi'
r lllnuiague. ‘Ilcv. il. ll. Bell onloiaicd,
-INSTITUTE MEET|NG.- 'Flin
New Annan \\.'oiiir~1i`s institute liclli whim 1-I-np" nr, “neun and wa., a"(.n,|_
uri rcuiiiar uioillllll' "l“"lll1i5 ll' lllf' ed by licr littin si=:=t.ei~ Zz-ima as tlow-
schoolliriiisn on l<‘ri<lay afternoon,
Ap‘il ziilili. Ai`tcr thc roll call tlic
ot' thc. iuiiubcr oi' boxrn :writ io the
boys overseas. cl tho nioucy colir-ctcd
to adopt at priuoiicl- ot`.wnr, and also
the :iuiouut ol' yarn bought i`or knitt-
ing. l’apcr:~' were than read by him.
“I ‘\i<lui\ re .ind \ll-s Wil lit on
l’....' _' ~  ‘g
-“’l`lm l’rlsoru-r' oi` \\’ul' llrpurtiiieiii."
nun "lluni :ind its l'Iniigcrs," Ai. thc
close oi' the meeting iltteeu pairs oi
aor~l:.~' wcro liau<l4_~d ln tu ln-'nt-lil in
1ll‘* lilftlll l`0\'l_ll'0l`l i"ll"'l"» “ with gasoline engines. Mr. (‘.ampbeil's
morn. ot” this vicinity have (luis
:-ihlpping their potatoes and arc
paring i`or tho springs work.- T c
concert held recently in Middle-ton
ilall was wcll attended, the hall was
pnckorl io its utmost capacity, and
although Dr. (‘liurcli. Suuiruer:-iiric.
who wus liz- liaivc given ti. li-cture.
could not uitcnrl tho aliilietire tho
ugliiy crijoyril thu plwasiiig program
pri-at-uiiui. The pi-r.-:coils which a-
mount:-rl lu \|pw;trtl.~\ oi' $50 gona to
lhif livin-iii oi' thc llrrl (`r0|~i.==. The
rr-lit/iris uri- progrr-ssiiiig i`:tv<u'ably
.riitlf-i' lin- cupulilc iiisiru<‘il<:~i;.<i of
Mr, tit-ui~i;c Sruiiii, prlur:ipiil and
.lliss .Vlurv A. 'l`rninrir, zissistaini. Mr.
'ii-uiturl .\'0ouun. Albany spout the
wr-ck r-nil visiting frlentls in f\lltldle
___ _ _ \. ry y . . .
WDDLETON NQTES' Th"  clearly shown by the fact that five
. mf oi' tliesc boats are for the Portland
t0n.- Ml.~i.\i Lucy Cl'okP.r\ has iciu
ml io hcr homo in Middleton.- .
Etigiicilc Suiiili, Middleton, alter
spending a pleasant week with friends
in Albany spent the' week ond visit-
ing lrii-urls in l<clly's (`.ross.- -
ivps-ul £~`-urirlay in hlltltllclon, tl
gticsts t_:' .\l|':<_ I\'oiuion's parent.
»I\lt'. :intl .\lre-'. l-`i'unci:< i`rokt>n.---- ll
runny i`|‘it=rul.~' :irc plca\,~=r~<\ io are M
}<‘r<'fl !\li»t‘ul»i-. lionit- ui.-,alll iti`tm~ apex
ing tlic wintr-r iibro:itl.- Mr. Jo
llydr- is still uiuklng his saurniill Ili
sawing luiubei' lui- li|.~i niiuieroir-i ri
Ioluers. _
g_;* 
H .
llxirii-rl l’l_\'n\0utli ltorkrc, $i_0ii for 15.;  
A it-.w \\'l\li»- Urplilnirton sr~ttliii;s,l
$2.50 for I5.
l)l{. J. Y. l\‘lr‘l<`i\l)Yl‘I.\1.
'l‘iguIsli, l‘. `l".. l.
iIll,4.f]4l\l4l\ul_
 
NOTICE
l will start, tho shingle saws on rus~
mm work about tho llrsi oi' Juno.
=l will also pay n Lzootl prlrc for l50
I-oriiu nf good alilngli- wood, tif-llvcr~
r-.1 :IL lieiislngimi,
.l. W, \\'Al'tllEN.
iZl2,4,‘.!4MIllpil.
 
EXPERT I
EYE
SERVICE
We have recently had the privilege
of vieltial the ollicas of some ot the
moat. expert Opticians in Canada.
We have studied their methods and
seen them practically demonstrated.
and it is a matter of gratlllcatlou to
be able to say that the service vre
are giving our patrons. we believe
is quita equal to that obtainable in
the larger centres.
We solicit your patronage.
< I iaiao-:ant r y < » -  _
. _ -”x?“.|,n“,u,¢|¢fu,u°L,. l.-lan¢| visitlnit friends in 0'l.i\uy_,
|" g _hlitmmersltlo and Pliarlntictown.-~}l
FUUR llH|Lll|lEN
How Lydia E.Pinkhan‘l’sVeg-
etable Compound Kept
Her Well and Strong.
Lincoln, Illinois.--"I havauaed laydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeaglagegiggzn for
lui results and I Ego
‘ dren. ‘Thislummer
on I was na ve run
'  down conditidny and
_  the viiayhotwesther
'  seem more than]
 ~* could staxtl, but I
commenced taking
your Compound in
j>_ ' _ une and rom then
 f ,»- until September
` .-.-1/°', ,‘$»_ Ji  25th, when my last
‘ ‘ baby wesl'|orn,I¢ot
slonimucb better than I had beforr.
My aby was a girl and vvelrgied I
pounds at birth, and I reoofe very
rapidly which l am sure was due to your
medicine. lam well and strong now
nurse my baby and do all my work. - i
had _tha same good results with your
medicine when needed before my other
children came and tney ara all healthy.
“r;.“‘°“‘:.' ":.'.*“:.'“ 'ai ":.°:.i‘°.'.“°
sv aa s ae on. e e
'last chilli when nearly 44 years old and
feels confident she never would have
'fe `
h h ith af ` .' -ll
if o‘.i..¥£ iid! ~X.°5?68‘i‘r'.i. i..§'o.
eatnr, Iii. I
mothon should roilt b
G.F. Hutcheson 1 i‘i"r. A rw- »----~=--»--1
. ' “_ ' - - -
p -Mr. Ren. ilakor ot.,iho ilrm ,nl
yi ‘ '4_ * A Ovid” ‘ anuh' L§r'_m  Messrs Turner, -Ltd.. O‘b\°.itry was In
c0»||""
ularly $1.00 per yard. our special rica
-ICE DiFF|CUl.TiES._- The sclio- for spring only GSC. SlNCLAlh &
unc: .\l',ilubn|- winch sailed for l’t. STEW‘Al’tT, LIMITED,
llu i‘licnc on li`i~iduy has been obliged 179.4.25M2||.j1|
Bi d to put bark to port bring uuablc to 
OO Q l"“-“'*'1"~1if' the iriiio-. iii-.lin of no on -THE summsnsios PARK co.
V » -_ r-oiiiitcretl in the Straits.-ll. will hold their usual horse races at
Food * -spmnc ci.i=.ANiNc..- A iuun- mm oi'-.o V - ii' ' .-
W U _ _ o as ri, viz. rr o for An 'r ot
0| IIN*-ll NHS l>f‘f‘l\ \“lli»€dl:L~<l io clear- t.~.1'lund Price, mile heats, purse $300;
.,“ Q the >.-irf-els und ruiikc iiricessiiry r~o-i2.25 Class, pace, halt mile lieats, purse
\ l/ .. .. = ,
' H 201
their track on July lst There will be
hp ‘Packing Co., to be used in the New
wi .uro. being the famous lniperials oi' the
Mr.
_ ., V , _ ~ thirty-two pounds of yarn, all oi
:intl Ill s. l`liom.i». Noonan, Albany; which has been S_p“n and km( by me
S" larlir-.< _t.lieinsielvc.~i. About two linu-
is _ _ . . .
,._ been shipped to the soiillcrs, since
ui llccmnlwr last; also cight (‘lu'istnia.~i
hh bnxesrniul twouiy i‘hrist.mns not-ks for
nn (‘aundian .soldiers in hospitals. Qulito
W a number of pairs rcmaln on hand yet.
" fm" henuly C H' “l'1tlu<-tiling; Girls for thc lloinn" wnu
carried him through Without your help, '
--REGULAR 28a' VEGETABLE
RIGER, for Saturday 17c at HOL-
iss-4-2r`Mn1i.
-amine comsirurriou moov
-FISHING INTERRUPTED -
l`hu brldc was prettilly c.'i‘o¢.'.<f‘il lu
or girl. The wedding nn1i'i~li was
played by her sister lil-las Alma. The
ularity oi' the bride. The happy cou-
ple left for their future home in Mon-
tague- ou the 2.20,tra»iu Thursday, rol-
lowctl by the good wishes of their
numerous t`rientls.
-BOAT. BUILDING.-Mr. l.f:illP.
(‘ampbell, the culpable boat liullrlm-,
oi' Cnpc ’l‘r~av¢~rse. liar: just complete-d
seven large lolmtur boats, equipped
ability as a onrpt.-uter and boat luiilil-
oi `~4 ve w'ldel known This la very
Brun:.‘wick and Nova bcotia iirihery.
Tho other two are -owned by local
packers. _All of these boats are built
oi' natlvc wood. even to the ribs :iri-
of P.E.l. oak, and without exception
the engines are of l‘.E.l. m.un\ii`nt~t~
Bruce Stewart (jo. Each ycni' hir;
Campbell has been lvnstalllug u lilirlier
percentage oi lmperlals in tho ucw
bouts which he has built. but Iiil.-I
your tlio whole number being lnipcri-p
al.-i sliows' that the quality and cilii-l-.
envy ot' the engines are bclng vvcry
Cay more clearly recognizeil nndiliat
the iirm is puttiinig out an article whit-li
_--
River Patriotic Association have pur-
chased ninety-two pounds of wool, and
ilrcd and toitv pairs or socks navi-
tri bo sli:'ppr~;l at earliest date possi-
bir. Nearly $100.00 has ber-n raised
since (‘hi'iiitmns; $53.00 oi’ which wus
r-niscrl at a chil4lren`s concert, the bal-
ancc hy sale ol three quilts, and ot-
feriugsi oi’ two lectures. $70.00 of tile
uliovo-aninuiit was rlonutcil to tho fiel-
giau llcl-let Fund, Two prisourr oi’
wur in flcrmnny' have been utloptctl.
Ciiriiii; tin- past month. "l"lii\. latiles
oi iliiis socicty takc this opportunity
of tluinkiui; sill who have courrlbuteil
ili ituy way, ciilif-r by work. money or
nuiicrlul.
--MAPLE LEAF INSTITUTE. -
The rcciilni' monthly nuccting ol' thu
Manic l.r~ui' \\'nnicii"s Instituto was
bold in thc Triivelle-~'s ltcni llull on
April llltlt. Twenty nlcinlirrs .mid
live vlsiioia worn present. Alter the
regular btisinr-as oi' the meeting had
been iiikeu up the- papcr on llnlnnverl
ltittioiis. was ilnishcil and one ou
read :intl tllsciisscii. The appeal lor
morc lu-lp lu thc ltrd Urns:-i Wcrlr
was rr-nil. A voir- ni’ thanks wan
iriirlrrtwl tho working commlliec. It
wus rlci-iilvd that nach iueinbf-r pay
hi- for u cup ol tcu rind that llic
funds bn iincil lor Rod lirc~.=\s Work.
A committee ol tour was appointed
to investigate the iiecdri ln thc
achools and hall. Thirteen puirii oi'
-socks were knit. and 1 hospital shirt
matic during the month r:-I April; lt
was rlroltlt-rl to send for 00 yards of
cotton to nirtko hospital shirts. The
next. meeting will be hold nl. the
home oi Mrs. Brewers binklettet-.
Sherbrooke. iiubjoot "Entertainment
in The Home" nnd "Women'ii ineli-
tutes in Canaria." `
IESTEIIII PEll80llLl
-Messrs Peter Rounghan ami Patk
Farmer. Kinlrorii wore in Summer-
uldc l`uf\sd:iy.-ll.
..-Mrs. .l. li. Kcnnr-.ily ol New
Ulnszow N 4 is ni prescnt on tho
a n -_ __ _,_ __ ~ _
pn, mggmud _ ‘ w

“""%‘“rili‘lfirulu
MR. DAVID L. MeKlNNON GIVES A
FEW CONCISE FACT8
While some people are too sceptic-
al vo even give the Farador a chance
to help them, others are continually
comin; forward and proving to 'the
entire satisfaction or themselves and'
their friends that the Farador is an
ideal remedy. “The best creations of
God or man are useless to mankind
without the strength and mind ot man
himself to use them."
'Here -in what another reliable man
has to any: '
Charlottetown, April 9 1-
Denr Sir.-l desire to place on rec-
Oril my experience with the Parador.
I was subject to nervous indigestioii
for about tive ye-.irn which had s very
bad' effect on my heart. ln spite or
the eitorts of about llftecn doctors
hero and in United States l became
worse and was lnld up for fourteen
weeks.
Two friends ni’ mine who had pro-
fited much i'roni the l~`nratIor strongly
Illlvlsctl mo to get one :ind l began
its use last .luly when my hciiltii was
about as bad as it could' bo. With tho
Fnrador treatment l soon began to
improve. My food begun to urge-o
|Yl'0[)8l‘ly, lll6 ll8l`V0\lBll0SS S001] WOI`0
away. and in a few weeks I was' com-
pletely renewed, Since then l have
never touched medicine since uslni.:
tho Farador.
lcannot recoinineiid the l~`nr:iilor
toio highly. Those looking lor health
slioukl certainly give it a cliaucc.
DAVID L. McKINNON,
3 Spring Street
Tho foregoing lcttcr is urltlrt-sserl
to W. E. Eumun, Fariirior Agent, 2215
Richmond, Strom, Chiirlottetowii.
llll llllll
` 'There isieda qualhyevldantta 0-Cedar that other pollute; 4,
ri? on that point rests the whole great suceeu
0 ' »
I ' I
' _ Almost anEy'Polish will malta furniture shine-but moat of
iam COV R UF rhovarnish ' ` ' _ 9
niih) and quite naturally the SHINE thus put on mon ¢°¢n¢,
.¢`
Malte: any lloont “Look it’s Best”
you rersovothe accumulated dust and bring out all the pain beauty that has perhaps
lain hidden for years in that old chair of yours; With il. you can give that fine
mahogany lable a lustrous polish that will last for weelis. With O-Cedar all your
furniture may be made to continually look "like new"--all it needs between polish-
0-Cedar is totally ditlerent. With it. you both clean and beautify. With ir V 
ingiimes is an occasional dusting with an O-Cedar Duster.
‘ it 5'
__ 25 .g cn/INNELL ci-irsmicixt co., Limimi,
 l° if -- 'rosonro
rg! $593 .1 
gg;-t S lr ":‘».
.-»:- llc!  I
"  211331.50
f
Z”
,-
tri "ri-tis.-o-coco CLE/ms.
them _
Vlh
oil.
(likewise the dirt on to ot dw
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nnnaumu maaiunua nlaumgaii
 - B--5
G 'raised 414 pairs of sodks have >been -REPAIRING WORK.- The con
L0;  DgNE.-- Sln{cc_’the_ léuitl andh forwatrdedh-tol htieadquarters. struction gang employed in reDnirlng
g ivei . . . was oigaiiircdl ur ngt e w n ert e ad es met onelthe railway wharf at Summerslde is
$153.38 has been i’orwai'ded to the evening each week, and plan continu- making good progress. The breast
Belgian ltellefr; $50.00 to tho Y. M. ing the _knitting during the s~ummer.\work is now above high tide and it 15
C. A.; and $.»0,00 to the _ltcd _(;ro.~au l`ho Society has recently adopted two expected that by the time tht boat
Society, making a tntul oi $J.i.l..iS pri.-=oiici.~'. ol war.: lstiirtu running, the wharf will be at
193.4.-37,\rm_i_ least lu ii possible condition.-ll.
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A to secure.
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Mr
Here is a value for working men that
stands out from anything ri' thu kind,you
have acen this year.
Strong, well-tailored :uid good-lltti-ng
working pants, lu worsiiil :ind twceds, rx-
.inortliuary value at or: ;i;~it-o  .. .$1.75
l'lei_ier grades up to  ..  . .$3 a pair
Men’s Khaki _$11.00
Working Shirts
Khaki drill working shirt, u big vnr-
icty ol sizes. This is nn unusuiilly
strong and scrvlccnliln ahlri. und ah _
nxccptional value ui  . . ..._$1.00
A cheaper' grntlc workiing shirt, var-
' lety ol' colors, nt... . ... .....50r;`
ini 'si _V f;- '
Good 50 inch Blue
Serge only $1.25
199 or
261
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Summerside Monday on a business
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This is it splendid iilngonnl surge, and
ymi can have your choice or navy. black or
green." The cloth ls lull ili’ty inches wide,
an uliusuaily good buy at   $1.25
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Wltal you will had
Dress Goods
Ginshatns
Prints
Setkes'
Flsnnoiettes
Slllis
Salina
" Womenls Uniivervrear
Hosiery _ Overalls
Gloves '
,lianrlina-etiiels
FJ. Holman 31 C0-‘Lid.
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ltems tliati Mean
Money-Saving for You 
The poor roads and bad weather that prevailed during the opening of
°“' "CW ¢l°P°"fm°"¥» k¢P’¢ i\Way many of our best country customers.
So today and for several days, now tlint the roailu are better, we urn ot-
fering bargains lu this new department tluit are worth coming iuuny milm
There :irc bai'galu.~i oflercd here today THAT CANNOT BE DUPLlCAT~
ED IN THE PROVINCE, as wc bought troiu original i-roiirces and secured
quail-ities and price- cont-.cssions that ure seldom olfercti to othcr stores.
Just look over the itsts bclow,-then rome in right away,--every min-
nics t'.'elay muy mean a bargain opportunity lost. `
Black and white veillng, only  . ,. .....25c yd.
llirimoud vcils. Ili yards long, only... .....25c yd.
Women'r; black cotton hose, with natural foot. and
drop heel. unusual snap at  . ..  ..35c pi.
!\leii‘n Llama Hose. strong and warm, worth over
tiiic, at other stores. our price . ..  ...49c pr.
(‘l\cnpr»r grailc. sells nt -i0t‘ to 500. elsewhere for
Men's silk hose, in blues. inns, browns and blucka,-
au unusually good buy ui.  ...35c to 75c pr.
Wuahnblo sllks, 36 inches wldc-, in wliltc, olil rosa.
nnvy uiul pain blue, only    ...89r. yd.
'l`ni'lt‘tn.f:. in blur-k and Uopciilliirscii liluc for $1.49 yd.
'.~lt‘i'gt=>i in black und blur, 44 llirltcs wltlc. nvry Ilun
quality        ...$2.25 yd.
Wlilio sierge. lull 50 I-nches wlrln, for only . .$1.50 yd.
t~lhf'-pin\i'rl's plaid, 0xi.rn |.roori‘ quality, 27 inches wliltr,
         ...$1.65 yd.
(lrirluulines, striped black und whltc, l'\iil yard wldri,
. . . .
..      ...75c'yd.
I Exceptional Blouse _Values
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WHITE s||.i< st_ousEa, ALI. sizes, nuugu.
AL VALUE AT        ...$2.85
Striped Miuliiu. Blouse in black and
whitc.all sizrs     . . . . . . . . .
....$1.15
Good uusi-ity lui-ipr-rl blouse in pink and white,
nnd blue and white, ull sizes for only  -. . ...We
Black mercerlzoil rep blouse nt.. . . .. ...$1.35
1 in the new
r Metra Shirts
Gloves
Ties
Collars
Ilandlterclilefa
Working Shirts'
illilrt Bets
Ralncoats
Working Pants
Siispcnrlers
I d It-loooi-a»'s_ 
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Fifi* $ls.J\i' “l'5*1  Yfr1Y VN\L‘¢'1*' Y' *V
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_ low regtltlatuprices in other stores.
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-ANo'ri-isa su_s_v socisrv. - I¢'Men’s wior Ing I ° ' ,  Blankets
Since July last the insides oi' the Long    $  i ’ -
fog only $1.50
Fleece-lined Blankets oi’ excellent quality,
2\/2 yiirds long, biuc- stripe. good weight,
sclliiit: tor $2 nt other store.-i.>our price
only         ..$t.50
Larirer size, 2% yziriln long, worth every
cont of $2.20, our prlro today  ...$1.15
$3 89 for Wome`n"s or
° Men’s Raiiicoats
lldre ls' u bargain that is ii bargain
rind onu that you will have to pick up
uuickl_v. too.
l-‘llicrfu iviiicrprool cunts. -- only
15 poi' them,-in womcn‘u and men‘s
i-itylos. Entirri lui to clear at OIIIY
40 inch/T we-e d s at
0nly 60c- yard _
ll your clioicc for the now suit ia Tweeda
come in and see tliis-oxcellentilipa 'in greens
ruin browns, fun roi-ty tiirilieitivfviilo _ami sen-
ing today for only, a yard    .Joe
1 Save  
_ every pair foi -Boots .
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HERE
There are it few liundrc~r'l.pairs of
boots left. here.-iiptoltlie-minute styl-
es. is big variety or slice and grades
for women. men and children. We f
give our personal guaranteo that lv-
ery pair is selling at 75° toilhlll be- ,