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and Minnie cleared Thursday fro
Sumincrside for Picton.
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can be obtained at Lairei-ty's Ton- mum charse twenty-five cents.
-LAWN MOWERB sharpened
_susv PoR1'. - The sciioonors 1-ioimans. 1226-6-4-M2iE1i.
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PERT knowledge of niec-
hanics or a long working
test to tell the difference
between the De Laval and
other cream separators.
ON THE CONTRARY. WITH
A 1915 De Laval machine
placed beside any other
separator the difference is
apparent at first sight to
the msn who never saw a
separator before.
IF HE WILL THEN TAKE
five minutes to compare the
separating bowl construc-
tion; the size, material and
finish of the working parts.
particularly those subject
to wear and requiring to
be occasionally taken apart
and put together; the man-
ner of oiling, and every-
thing which enters into the
design and construction of
a separator as a simple dur-
able machine, he will still
further see the difference.
IF HE WILL GO A STEP FAR-
ther and turn the cranks of
the two machines side by
side for half an hour. par-
ticularly running milk or
water through the bowl, he
will see still more differ-
ence.
AND iF HE WILL TAKE THE
two machines home, as
every De Laval agent will
be glad to have him do. and
run them side by side in
practical use. the Le Laval
one day and the other niac-
liinc the next. for a couple
of weeks, he will sec still
greater difference in every-
thing that enters into
cream separator practicab-
ility and usefulness.
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iT noi~:sN"r,'i‘.\Ki-: AN Ex- 'run MAN wiio TAKES
even thc first step indicated
in seeing for himself the
difference between the De
Laval and other cream sep-
arators doesn’t put the
money into any other mac-
hine one time in a thou-
sand.
THE COMPARATIVELY FEYV
buyers of other separators
are those who merely read
printed matter claims or
listen to the argument of
some dealer working for a
commission, and .who do
not think it worth while to
see the difference for them-
selves.
THE \\'lSE BUYER OF A
cream separator today does
see this difference when
buying his first separator,
while the unwise or care-
less one \isu1il‘y finds it
worth while to do so when
he comes to buy a second
cream separator a year or
two later.
EVERY DE LAVAL' AGENT
considers it a privilege to
show the difference between
the De Laval and other sep-
arators. and to afford
every prospective buyer
the opportunity to try out
and prove the difference to
his own satisfaction, if on
first examination lie feels
the slightest doubt about
it.
TH.-\T'S THE REASON WHY
four buyers out of five are
buying De Laval Cream
Separators in 1015, and
why the use of De Laval
machines will before long.be
nearly as universal on the
farm as already is the
creamery and milk plant
use of power or factory
Separators.
DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY C0., Ltd.
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF DAIRY SUPPLIES IN
CANADA. Sole dlstrlhu tors in Canada of the famous De
Laval Cream Separator8 and Alpha Gas Engines. Manufac-
turers of Ideal Green F6 ed. Siios, Catalogues of any
of our lines mailed upon request.
,1 MONTREAL PETER BORO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER
50.000 BRANCHES AND L0 CAL AGENCIES THE WORLD OVER
merside Thursday for Lunenburg an
the schooner Grand Master cleared o
the same date for Bay V€\‘!6~
rived at Summerside W`ednesday,an
man's Wharf, sailed for Halifax.
I ii 'rinirsaa June iota, at is
present.
-PARK CORNER - The Pa
donald will be present.
'and address the meeting.
-INSTITUTE MEETING. - T11
Meadowbank Women's institute hel
[their regular meeting in the Soho
the Community."
-BASEBALL. »- An ..interestin
neers and Independents was playe
nard and Buote, and Morrison an
McLeod for the Independents.-H.
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-SECURES AGE"CY.-Mr Joh
E. Mclnnis, who has had fifteen yea
Amherst Foundry Heating Co. Tl
Stork visited the home of Mr and M
arrival of a young son.-H.
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Chanipion, who have enlisted for ove
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Important Announcement
members of the staff.-X.
_FOR BAY VERTE. -- Schooner -35:: Brooms for 29c. at Holman
Howard, Capt. Murray, left Sum- Summerside, on Saturday
alter discharging s full cargo at Hoi- --
-INSTITUTE MEETING.--Camlr special for Saturday at 39c. Wg;
ill t i th 50 . Saturds only at
bellton Clifton Institute w mee is girls suiirnmelcslde. 1226y6_4_M2iE1iu_
,the Ha Y. ~
. |p_m. Miss H. C. Macdonald will be
-LONG RIVER.-The Long Rive
Women's Institute will hold their Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.
regular meeting in the Hall on Tues- 1"35-G~4E1iM1i- "
day eveiiiiig. June 8th. at 7.30 o‘clock. --
-Mlss H. C. Macdonald will be present -WANTED - Girl for 80l1€\’B\
housework and plain cooking. High-
ol- _-_
|house, on June 2. Miss H. C. Macdon- -DRESS SILKS.- Lovely doubl
ald was present and gave a paper on width dress silks, in newest _ Sprin
I colors. lowest cash value $l.3z»-speci-
"‘I-low to Improve the Social Life o
ai June sale offer $1.00 per yard.
on Thursday afternoon, the forme
winning by a score of 5 to 4. Th
batteries for the Pioneers were Ber ue, sale price $1.68 per yard. Slncla
d & Stewart Ltd. 1235-6-4E1iMli.
-REMEMBERED. - Previous to
their dcparturc on Tuesday morning,` _WOMENS 'NST'-I-U-1-E MEE1-_
INGS.-Miss Hazel L. Storns, Assist-
c ..
Seas s°""'i"("' were m'°S°“ted by meetings in the following places. for .
Messrs Sinclair & Stewart _(in whose the purpose of explaining me work 0
Employ "my had been) ‘wth " $10 the Wonien's Institute movement ani
gold piccc each. and with a liandsqille organising Institutes if desired.
wrist watch each from their associate Ladies ,md gengemen are co,-dial
invited. and their hearty co-operation
“_” in making these meetings a succes
_LNB To REST'_Th° f““°"“l will be appreciated:-June 8. Mis
Messrs David il. Currie and Ellwiii
d 1228-6-4-M2iE1i .
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-GROCERIES. - A groupinS
- ILK - Wonderful values in
June 5th- make a point to see them.
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Corner \Vomen’s Institutes will hold Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. _
| ia meeting Wednesday, June 9th, at 1235-6-4EliMl.i. -r
7.30 o’clock. Miss Helens C. Mac-
est wages paid to competent person.
e A ly to Mrs J E Wyatt Summer-
pp . . . .
d side. 1018-5-18Mtf.
Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.
11 “Helvetl " 800 tons hard coal shoul
6 best. M, F. Schurman Co.. Ltd-
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furnaces made by this Company are Summerside. 1162-5-1M6i
the Sunlight-Beaver and Improved
Cumberland and adapted for wood and -GRIEF STRICKEN FAMILY.-
c0al. 126441111 Mr and Mrs James Raynor. of Green
mount, are surely passing through a
-INTERESTING VISITOR. - The sad afllictlon at the present time.
YB diphtheria of a severe nature having
flurry Siiiillllflni Oli \V0iiU€Sd9-Y and broken out. Five of their family are
left c yvuuiz daughter.-The houie of down with it. one dead, with another
l\ir mid Mrs Austin McDonald. Surn-
Ill0l'Sid01 WHS H150 ViSli0d bl' U10 Irene Maude, was thirteen years ol(
Sl0l‘k On \V0fil\€SdaY Hilti illcy arc and a favourite with all who knew
now receiving congratulations on the her, Mr and Mrs Raynor have the
in
in the last stages. The deceased
sympathy of the entire community
their sad affliction.-H.
"' ant Supervisor. will address publi
-BROOMS. - 10 dozen good qual-
ity Brooms selling for 29c. on Satur-
-THE GHENT. - S. S. Ghent ar- day only at Holmans, Summerside.
of
every day requirements in €l'00€l'i8ti:; -~
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silks-sale starts Saturday Morning
-SPRING SHADES.- 500 Pallette
suit. is inches wide in new Soi-ins' -‘r
r Shades, sale price only 29c per Yard-
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game of baseball between the Pio-
d -RICH LUSTROUS BLACK PEAU
r DE SOIE SILK, double width, super-
e lor weight and quality, $2.00 cash vail-
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-THE THREE MAST SCHOONEIE
H.
arrive in a few days. Leave your or-
practical experience in ‘ict air heat- der af, our Kensington Lumber and
ing. has secured the agency f0\' V-he Coal Yard. Quality and price the
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We wish to announce to our many customers and to the pub-
llc. Vcllernlly that our recent disastrous fire has compelled us to
iauopt a rcw policy in merchandising;
Beginning on
Tuesday, .June lst, ISIS
we will inaugurate a
Strictly Cash Business
'semis .mo qioq :ia '
A number of our customers have always dealt with us on this
Dian and :is it is the most beneficial for everyone concerned we hope
that :ill will now avail themselves of the mutual benefits which must
iiaiur:ill_\'_:iccriie from a system of this kind.
this new system when in complete operation will mean as
follo\vs:- One price on each article to everyone, or a saving of
about 20 per cent. to the purchaser.
Quick turnoverlof goods for cash which will give us more power
in buying, thus enabling us to give you better goods at lower prices.
New stock arriving daily thus insuring you of getting new goods
at all times and at money saving prices.
Being able to supply the wants of all and compete with any
catalog price.
llie closing out of our booking system which is a large bill of
unnecessary expenses to any retail store: this expense heretofore
had to be added to the price of the goods and paid for by the cus-
tomcr.
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Satisfaction to the purchaser, because he buys what he needs
at the best possible price; and satisfaction to us because we get paid
for ourmgiiods agd carry no bkpok accounts.
is is t e system w ich i t
retail business houses, and a trial ;'illo;ll'o$g0iltsc%olliscyagavlllilgnixsgliili
ness and adaptability to our conditions. and we feel after reasonable
trial will be acceptable to our many friends and customers. As ou'
running accounts fall due June Ist and Dec. Ist we must insist on
Dl'0Il;i>t tsettlement to enable us to meet our heavy liabilities as ii
rcsu t o our severe loss. Pe o i
of lxanégygitllkbeirequirlid to séstliéspozvrgilgtligs by Judgments and notes
a e n, exc an e thi
has to sell. and wo will engieailll?-ln til1<§flihtE11iti‘eth§s‘lail`xl.ll1e<;‘ otlsillsllerman
tlicir rcouirenients by judicious selection of nh up to dai; sfooiimeet
Tignish Trading Co., Ltd
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Our Summer Oxfords are
the Acme of Slioe Style
Distinction---Neat, Com-
fortable aad Strong"-
st styles from the leading shoe factor-
, ie_s of Canada and know that we can
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Our line of men’s oxfords was
never nicer, more complete or up-to-
date than now. We have all the choice-
- This line of summer shoes show
perfect fitting and comfortable; shown in all sizes patent
lhgh Mass was celebrated by Rev.
Fatlier Monaghan, assisted by Rev. 1'.
of the C.M.B.A. and Knights of Colum-
bus. and both of these Societies par-
aded from their hall to the church.
wherc they joined the funeral proces-  
took placo at 10 a.m. yesterday. at comme }.|.,l|_ 7_3() p_m_; June 9_ 39|.
M‘S""“"h"" of the lm” Gilbert D05' mont S(-lioolhouse, 7.0 p.m.; June 10,
lioehc, who dicd oiiJiiiic 2nd. Solemn Gram] mv,.r_ in qihanksgiving Hull,
l’. Arscininlt, of Mi. Carmel. and Rev. 355PEC|/\L-Flficen packages flow-
_]_ A_ Mcponalm of G,-,md River' and er and vegetable seedlfor25c; at Hoi- _ ,
Father Peter Gallant master of cerc- ma""' S” 939° 138 H°|"'a" ° cam"
monies. The deceased was a member °9- 1215`5'3ME3i'
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Absolutely and Emphatically the _Biggest "Values
for your money at this sale of Working Shirts ever
seen in this country. '
Prices are Less than Wholesale Cost
its Economy
for you to buy your shirts now. Our usual quality arid
ata price that will make gasp. This is a splendid
chance for you to get your shirt supply at a big sav-
ing in price.
100 Doz. Shirts
5c Shirts for 50c 1.25 Shirts for 7 5c
Every Shirt guaranteed Your money n e V e r
regular 75c value in all bought a bigger Value
Colors and Sizes' than 'you can get now.
59C All colors and sizes.
g $1.50 Shirts for $1.00
These values are remarkable. Better investi-
gate before they are all gone.
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Regular 50c Value 2  On Sale Saturday
A job lot of Shirts We procured from a jobber.
These shirts would Wholesale at 50c each in Montreal.
All colors and sizes.
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sion to the cemetery. A special train ._._.__
came from Summerside w?i_th the K. of _Miss Bernice E_ Howatt, Cape
(~ and C-M-B-N and friends °f the Traverse, left Tliursday for New 1‘
deceased. The pall-bearers were Glasgow, N_ S_
Messrs J. Desltoche, Joseph Lecky. ___
Dr Delaney, Fidelle Arsenauit and ...Mrs Charles Todd, and gong,
Clement Perry- The late Mr DeSR°ch@ Masters Albert and Earl, or Bi-aaai
was fl ‘Wu k“°W“ fesiiient Uf Mis' bane, visited frlcnds in Suminerside
couche, where he carried on a. success-
merchantiic and shipping business for ____
zi number of years until laid aside by _Messrs Herbert Gay and Kingsley
5lCk“@55 3 few Yea” “S0-`“X~ Grady. Summerside, left on Thursday
on Thursday.-H.
morning on a trip to Charlottetown
-THE LATE B. H. GODKlN.- -H.
Citizens will be shocked and saddened _--
this morning on learning of the death --Messrs Sydney Richardson, St
of Mr Benjamin H. Godkin, one of Eleanors; Urban Gillis. Miscouclio;
Snmmerside’s best known and most John Baker, New Annan, were among
highly esteemed citizens. which sad the visitors to Summerside on Thurs
event occurred at 10.30 last night day.-H.
after an illness of only a few hours.
On Wednesday he was stricken with -Mr Harry 0‘Brien, Eimsdale. has
iiptopleutylandd after a very brief Rugcligsed ahvery lsuitaliillle prgipleliity in
n erva apse n o unconsc ousness, er on. w ere e w es a si a
from which he never recovered. The trotting park. It is now expected that
deceased conducted for many years a thedwest will regain the iaisltion of
successful jewellery and watchmak- pro uclng speedy horses.- _
ing business, first in partnership with -
his brother, Mr George Godkin, -Among the visitors to Summer-
under the firm name of Godkin Bros. side on Wednesday were: Messrs H.
gn the appointment of his brother as W. 'l;urner, 0‘L;ary; J. D.d Kennedy,
ollector of Customs the business lens iigton; muel Hay en, Elms-
was continued under the old name, dale; E. M. Gallant, St Chrysostome;
with the deceased as senior partner. Bruce Barlow, Wellington; James J.
He ‘was a man of stexrling integrity, Johngton, Nliaprrlster, Charlottetown;
upr ght and honourabe in all his and enj. c adyen. Kensington.-H.
dealings, and in his death Summer- _.-_----.-_-l-
side loses one of its very best citizens. TIGNISH
He was sixty-one years of age and
leaves to mourn his widow. one son. -"` `
Hoartz. and one daughter, Miss M14./gs|T|:tG¢£R'ENDts_'_Mh;' Eatngist
Roberta; also four brothers, George, tg” B lndagenha I mm e'
Collector of Customs, Summerside; wi" “cc°mp;nc by is Bat" Gem"
John. of Charlottetown; William, of if Breda?" 35 8 wiik as “esta °t
Summerside. and Lemuel of Cornwall. nigh TZ rs' am” cumin or Tm
and three sisters, Mrs Silver, Wobum. ' '
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towm He was B prominém member W. D. Sumner has sold to Miss Geor-
,md Pu" Mane, of King mmm gia McTague the beautiful home he
Lodge A.F. & A.M.; also s member of 1l;1?“8i‘;th°?:-he time an mime hem or
the omiieiiows, roi-outer and Knights 5” “ ' °
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relatives the Guardian tenders sincere Oiommm' proprietor °! me Timm'
sympathy Billiard parlors has ratumed from s
' weelcs visit to Providence, New York A
and Boston.-Z.
Beware of Oismeiitg for Cgtgffh -risnmo sooo.-'rho ninemsn
th M rtoporthand sinbundance of lobltgrsxtgi
‘g (@|m' "ul", o s ores rom M mlninlh -
dare. Herring which is 'caught for
bi i i
umercu willmnely destroy theaenne oflmeli Billie?-fgo n ahundmce .t some
ff' P0
:‘r::iuc'_o‘mp‘:t:‘l|y the whole :rum Eno; ________
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"P" ¢ rlidlfw- ll e lmllf omal Doyle. Fishery nspector
2,2; Ywfm ,'§§:'_°  over this Province was in Tignish on
Lnonugnns-¢:.re':‘i;1mi;J‘@vy&c1:.. Toledo.. 3*.. Thlzurzdiiy and lvrfli proceed. to fiapzttit
Nil! MMM- ~ arent obstor puking I
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W. D Sumner, of Tignlsh, will take
over your mortgage, ii' due, or make
you a new loan on Prince County pro-
` pcrty-both at low rate of interest
1236-6-4m4i.
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Thompson, their guest. all of Boston,
arrived in Tigiiish on Tuesday even-
ing to spend the summer months
there.-Z.
-RETURN HOME-Mrs. A: J. Mc-
Fadyen, accompanied by Mrs. (Dr.)
Wickham, has returned from a short
visit in Montreal. Mrs. Wickham is
well known here and her many
friends are endeavoring to do their
utmosa to make her visit a pleasant
one.- .
-DOUBLE FUNERALS-The re-
mains of the late Mat Perry and Mack
Provost were laid to rest in Tignish
Cemetery this week. Both funerals
were largely attended and as both
were well known in and around Tig-
nish their sudden demise has proven
|._great shook to them ali. The fisher-
mbn at the factory from which these
two unfortunate men were fishing at
We time they lost their lives by drow-
wg attended the funeral services
' _li at the Church and at the grave
_ va body.-Z. ' `
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The leading Fire Insurance Company of the
world, for many years relpresented in this Province
by the late Mr. John Mc achern. When renewing
your next policy, or if requiring additional insur-
ance, remember our services are at your command.
DEBLOIS BROS.
Water Street, Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island
Agenrs wanted in unrepresenfed districts.”
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