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shirt in real hefty sizes that give tire body "p|ay'_‘ no matter
how hard you hit it up.
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-Double L‘Bow§ to double the wear.
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--Buttons sewed on for "keeps,"
-Hi-Lo a smart adjustable collar.
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cet wise to sro' E-NUFF today. vow dealer- shouts have
it, if hs haswt write us and we wil_I see you are supplied.
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We have joined issue lo prudently increase
CARRIAGE & IMPLEMENT business heretoio
carried on by W. GRANT & Co.
Customers of the Old Firm as well as all th
New Ones who will favor us with their patronag
can be assured of fair treatment; we will carry th
best lines and sell at lowest possible prices; our sto
is now complete. and we will arrange terms to su
purchasers. All goods will be sold under a guarante
and there will be no humbugging in making go
any defects. 'l`R Y US.
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-MR. W. K. MGGOUGAN is Guan
dlau representative in Scmmerslds.
4960-3-22M2l .
-`woMsN's PLAIN co'r'roN Ho-
GIERY, special two pairs for 25 cts.
SINFLAIR & S'I`E\\'AR'I` L-IMITED
.3215-5-4MEll. __
as _-_ _
-»EMPlRE.- Engines cream se -
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& STE\\'AR'I` Lil\1lITED.3:£6-5~4I\lEli
' -DON_‘T MISS THE SOCIAL AND
DANCE rn Wellington Station ilail.orr
suur-cd to ull. its lor a good cause 328
-FEED.-A carloarl of cracked
corn and _corrirncal has - ar'r'ivrrr1_
LUWffSl P11008: order pr~ornptl_v. lt. T.
Illolnran, Limltorl. Surrrrrrersirlo.
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-PATRIOTIC CARD PARTY :rl
,tho residence of lilrs. A. A. I.cfurgn_v_
ilfriday evening, May 4th, will be urr-
der the management oi' the t.'lndcrclla
Club. Telephone Mrs, Lc`i’urge_\' and
arrange for table. Bridge 500 and airfr-
tion 45. Proceeds to Red Cross furrris.
Admission 35c_ 332
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I _-K. OI’-` P.- Crescent Lodge
knights of Pythlas and friends. ia-‘
dies and gentlemen to thc number of
about 75 gathored in their Castle
Hail. Surrrrnersidc, on 'Frresrirry rvoir-‘
ing for thc inrprcsaivo and lrrtcrcstirrg
ceremony oi’ the urrvoilirrx: of their
Honor Roll. I). (1. t‘l\arrr1tllor, JZ l'.
-Jaldmc Il|'L`5|U‘-'ll “lid also aa ioasl-
fmastcr at the barnruci. which i`oIiowcd
the cert-.mony_ The evening was rrrnst
f‘rrjoyably spout by all present. tho
lwirolc proceedings bcing well planned
Innrl carried out to tho best ol’ good
fellowship. Appropriate and very in-
teresting addresses were rleliverml by
the Chancellor; also by Bro. iltov.
Capt.) G. S. Mitchell, Bro. (I`tev.) il.
R. Bell and Past Grand Cirarrcclror
W. A. Stewart, of St John. N. B. The
unveiling of the Honor' Roll was per-
formed by Rev. G. S. Mitchell and
eaclr rnrnrber' ot' the following anion-
didly rcnrlcrcd programme was arrear-
od:- Solo, Miss Aipidn (`onrpton;
re:rrIin[=r. G. ii. McCallum; solo.
Mr-_ George Bowness.; quarette, Bros.
itogcrs and Johnson. Messrs Calrlor'
and i-‘or-hes, Miss Grace Walsh preslu-
cd at the piano. The toast list was as
follows: The King. “The Honor Roll."
proposed by Bro. I.. R. Allen and
responded to by Lient. White aura
Bro. L. R. Allen; “t`anada, Our (‘our\-
t-ry." proposed by A. E. McLean and
responded to by' Bro, l. M. Llnklot-
ter; "The Knights of Pythiras." propos-
ed by Bro. Bruce Johnston and res-
i
~ponded to by Past Chancellor, John A.
Lea; "The Ladies." proposed by Bro.
tDr.) F. Bowness. The singing of
"Good Night. Ladies." and “God Save
the King," brought the ceremony to n
close. The names on the Hoiior ltoll
urrveiletl are: Lieut. Ralph Rogers
(killed in action). (lapis: Louis A.
Moore and Ulric G. Dawson. Gunners'
Bradford M. Beer, Bruce W. Robert-
son and J. Reginald McKay, Corp. G.
:Sidney Corney. Sergt. Charles Dunn
and l’tc. Richard Sharp (both of
whom were discharged _as mcriicaliy
unfit after having served some months
in the ranks) and Major' A. R. Bren
nan, who is at presen¢_ carrying out
the responsible duties of rnusketry
instructor' for the 6th Division. -('. X
::There is a guarantee with every
I
package of Red Rose T2.-if there is
anything wrong or if y reason tho
tea docs not please you-the merchant
.\’ou bought it from will give you an-
otlror package or will give you your'
money hack. Try ilod Itost: next
iirnc. i’lcar-c. _
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lK°5'<‘y l' Gurus liquor
l77f'°'"'°"‘f ami llrug llslng
Su¢'.'eeut'ul for years in difficult
cuss of both sexes. Paliont'| im-
provomenl begins immediately-no
confinement; no uae of nauaoatin
or dangerous dru a. Treatment ad!
ministered only hy altiliad, kindly
physicians. Pleasant lurroundiufa.
Special privacy for women. Book ol
sont in plain envelope. Write today.
The Orlgiml Scierrli/ic Treatment. ` I
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE
523 CUMIIILAND AVENUE
ooa. uiuuu avaelr valrruoua lem ,
rators -grain grlnders- Electrigt
Machinery. James Pendergast. Ken-I --TURNIP SEED.- "Mill Pond",
sington. - 307-5~;1M2|__anti “Hazard’a improved," also onion
,sets -at tho reliable sccri house.-I
. -NEW SOFT FANCY SHIRTS BRACES. 247-5-lMtnl'rIi]iri2w
FOR MEN,-reversible toilar. priced:
at no r-rs, arrrr $1.25 t-ra-rr. sr.\'r'r.Arn‘ -CEMENT-5-000 bass best unal-
'I`llw'Srl=\y. May iota. urwrr time ar-.l
H\li>l-ily all your needs.
247 5-lMtuiriEirl‘:\\'.
-PAINT! PAlN§i Prompt buyers
can save money b ordering at once‘
at Braces. ' 247-5-lMtut'rlEtri2w.
-wouznrs area cur _ mm-ooo.
Anv nn tacsn soo-ra-spe¢rr.r=
vrrrue may $5.00 rr pan srNcr.Ara&’
srawaar r.irtrr'rr:r>_ aes-5-rrirr-:rr‘
ily. fresh cement. Book your orders
rronlrrtly by man or- phone. R. T.
llolman. Llnrltotl. Suurmerside. I
329,5.4M2lEli. ‘
-THE MAY DELINATOR-Butter-I
ick's quarterly Style Book for sumnror. I
also new patterrrs' and fashion sheets
just rect-Zvorl at our pattern counter
SINCL./\=llt & STE\VAll'l` I.li\il'I`EI)
:I6-5-4i\iEl
-8"I'RONG'S-grolrlcrr i`lusstt‘rioax
Beans are noted ever'ywlrcro. tlrey,
grow more beans and better quality
than any other yet known. Price £'»0c.'
lb. tile. qr_ lb. Arid' postage l~`. W.'
Strong & Co. headquarters for all gar-
den seeds. Zl‘_:Zi
  Iii MEIIIIHIIM
MR. ARTEMAS LORD.
General regrci was 4-xpr'ef;r=r~rl on
every hand ycstorriny when it bc
rramc known that Mr". Artorrrari Lord.
Une 0i` t'-lrarlottniowrfs oldest and
most highly estccrncri citizens had
an-Sscil away at his ironic, 100 lrriglr-
ton Road. Early that nrorning- his
death camo uncxpcetorliv llc had
been -in rather delicate health over
since his serious illness or last win-
ter.Q~la retired as its-tial on Wednes-
day night. but was awakened about
nrlrlrright with a pain in the region of
iris' heart. He lingered about a couple
of hours before his spirit passed to
the Great Beyond.
Mr. Lord wa/s born at Tryon. P. E.
I.. on May 10, 1835. and was there-
lore in his 82nd year. Ile was sr sou
oi' James and Lyrllrr (bca) Lord. the
former also born at Tryon, ami the
latter, it daughter oi" Richard Lea, a
native ol' England. The paternal
grandfather, John Lord. was the sion
oi’ a United Empire I.o_vallst, who
canre to Prince Eri\\'nrrl islarrrl. lic re-_
ceived a private school education,
and at`ter‘wards attended the old ('en-,
tral Academy. (now Prince of Wales
College) and completed his studies'
at the Male Academy at Sackville. N.'
B., where he received ri thorough
training f in mercantile (methods. He
entered into partership in 1856 with
his uncle, the late lion. W. \\'. Lord.
under the iirm name of W, W. Lord
& Company, general. merchants and
shlpownors, the association being
maintainer] until the retirement of
senior menrber'0t’the iir'm_ in 1864.at'ter
which Mr. A. Lord continued the husr.
rressnnder the same _name until 1878.
having in the meantime built runny.,
ships for trading in the West Indies.
and in the Southern Cotton trade. as
well as to Buenos _Ay’res_ Englarrrl.
and th East Indies. the largest ships
being built for the latter trade.
In 1865 Mr. Lord joined the First
Battery of Volunteer Artillery, and
in 1868 was appointed |, o the coni-
rnanri of the Second Battery, with the
rank of Captain. retaining this posi-
tion until 1873 when the Island enter-
ed tlre Federacy of Canada. when Mr.
liorrl retired with the rank of Major-_
lu the noted campaign for' the I". I-1.
island Railway ho took a. pronrlnerrt
and active part In favor oi the runrl.
For some timo he was a. rnomIi.~r' oi'
the City' (louncll and was al"o a
member of the now defunct. (‘nmrrria~
sioners (fourt for thc sott.lt";rcut of
small debts,
it was In December. 1880. limi he
was appointed to the lmpcrlant posr
tion of Agont in this prov-'fir-rr for the
Federal Dcprrrtmerrl. ol Marine and
Flslrerles. the duties of which he filli-
cd rintil tho _r-ear' 1909. whrn ho was
made Inspector of Liglrtliouscs and
buoys.
Mr. Lord was twiru rnarircd; first
W
in 1859. to Mins Carrie M. Rich. oi
Wlnierpurt. Ili ’ne. ho died t`o\rr
_vearrr later. i'\ December. 1869, irr
married Miss Margaret P, i=1.,l1rav.
daughter ni’ 'Colonel the Horrorablrf
John H-arnlltr»n'Gray. oi' 'Inkerrnarr.`
who was rlrairman of the tlrst r-,on
vention he-ld in connection with P.
E. Island cntcring Confederation and
who at that time was Arli_rrtnnt-Gon-
oral of this province. To this' union
were born acvon ohlldron. five boys
‘ Pon1'r.aNo r r Maru:
‘und two girls. Of the ch-i-Idren four
survive. Ilarry, telephone inspector, oi' Butter. dnlry,    __ 35-3S` rnother rind riorr't worr_v tori rnuclr xr-l
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G-E-NUFF , ZZ  ~    _ ' l.w_
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when I _ told aim I y
wonderiul balm eased the pain almost as soon as
agplied but to make sure I was doing the right
t ing.l'called in a second doctor. When I told_hiin ___
what I was using,he said ‘That's right-insticontinue
the Zam-Buk treatment; there's nothing so good
for scalds and burns:
“l persevered. The soreness was soon
all drawn out, and healing commenced. New
skin gradually began to form
places, and it was not long before the aealda-
althongh ao deep-were completely healed."
W ilo Zam-But: laexoellent for auch aeri-
oua burns andacalds, aa in than
lust as necessary for tho little accidents which
are of lar more frequent occurrence in every
household-a scald from the kettle or from
boilln fat n burn from an iron or from the
oven door: Then little burns
great deal of suffering. which can easily be
avoided ll Zam-Bak il applied at once. All
application of Znm-Bak ton woundaaaoonaa
sustained,preventing!!poulbllltyoffeateflng
or blood-poisoning. others should never bo
withoutZam~Bnktos'thoirehl1dren'alnjurlas.
Children who -
have once had
Zan: - lnk ap-
plied will cry
for it again,
bocallo they
know lt ends
over the lore
hovo ease, it la
often cause a
_ _ their pallil
Zam-Bok la not a mere
ointment, but an up-to-date herbal
balm-tha greatest healer known
to science. It ala composed exclu-
alvely ol vegetable olll and herbal
extracts and lar 185 medicine,
which accounts for its aucceu in chronic cases
of eczema, ringworm. aealp sores, holla, uleeis,
l\Il¢¢lNl» DMI legs, blood-poisoning and plies.
All dnrggiata and stores or Zam.||||k (14,,
Tomato. 50:. box, 3 lor 81.5.
‘ was using Zam-Buk for my alittle son,
who had been badly scalded byipullinsea pan of boil- t
 ing wane; pverfhimself," writes rs. Al rt Sawyer of
Midland, Ont. She continues:
“I called in a doctor, who gave me some ointment, but it did
not seem to ease the child's pain,-which was intense. I, there~
fore, discontinued lt, and coinmencedapplyrng Zam-Bok. _This
FREE
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Winstead. (‘.onn.. and Victor, mechanl- BRAZIL HAS DECIDED "`
cal engineer, late ot' Winnipeg, now in
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
England on rrrrrnitlons manufacture! _l A ` /57,
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‘ - >. _ - f '_=s.;.-'.'r.`. n ll* - , »
and the daughters. Mrs, J. A. Mc
Donalrl and Florence at borne. Thc
late Mr. Lord was'a prominerrt monr-
ber oi' St. James' Presby'terinrr
Church ol' this city and was always
ready to lend his uid to airy rrmvenrent
in the best interests of the people.:
To his bereaved widow and family.
The Guardian' extends- its rlecpcst`
syrnpatlry' in their sore l>er'oaverrrcrrl.|
SPORTING NEWS FOR MEN IN
THE TRENCHES
(Canadian Press Despatch)
TORONTO. Ont/~ Arrangenrenia
having been made between the '1`oron
publications in England for the trans-
mission oi baseball scores by cable.
Mayor Church now proposes to take
up with Sir George Perley. (Ianarliarr,
overseas rnzinlster, the matter of fur-I
nishlng the nren in thc trenches with,
various kinds oi sporting news from'
Canada. _
.L.0i,‘-DON._m__..fmw..fPin,es...cm.re,,p0“_ .bur, we .are likely to.Icn\'e uiiy...rlay
dent says there was a series oi' air
attacks on Seebrugge about nritlnlght
of Apr'll 30th. There was also ter'-r
ritfrc cunrrorradc the tianrts oi which
could bc clearly seen at Flushing. `
BUMMERSIDE MARKETS '
Butter. creamery. lb   40-41
Buckwheat. bus.   1.00-1.20'
Caliskirna, lb...   . .....22c;
Eggs,doz. .r.     ...26
Huy. nrcsscrl ton . . . .
.. _.$14 to S15
Hay, loose, ton  ._ _.$13 to $14
Lamb pe1t.s.lh  .  60-90
Oats, black, bus..    _....83
Oats, white   .   ..80
Potatoes por hua.... . .  .$1.30
Pork, organs att. lb  ...i559 tn 18
Wht~.1l.b\rr¢  ._  $1.75 to $225'
Straw. pressed, ton   $.00
CHARLO)\E1'0wN MARKITI
Butter (creamory prints)  lt-til
Eggs. doz.    ._ :i::~3.f»l
Fowl. lh     15-l8r
(‘hickerrr1-, li) , _ . ., _ iii-20 `
Ducks, in     10-ll
Turkeys, lb .. ._   Sz-8)
Roof iih) retail  . .  15-26
Potnirros. tlrrrslrcl) . _ _ 1.40 1.50
IIrry(Inn)._.   ..iF».0I)
so-sw don)    9.00-10.00
Pork (r~‘f'|f‘.t‘is) whrilosnlrr  18%
(Intl-r (black) bllali. , . .. .... _ _ ._ 82
Oats (white) hush... .  ...R0'
Porluiga (lb)    .0185
Buok`w oat tbulh.)   1.00-1.15
Wheat (bt.l8h.)   1.75-2.00
Heel’ lwlrolerwlel dressed  15-17
la_vcrI|~» The Brazilian govornrrrerrt;
issued a proclamation of neutrality-
the l'rrited States and Germany.
Mrs. A. McRae oi Mt. Vernon trorn
her son in England. r
'answer to your welcome letter' receiv~,
;| el last night and as usual was vory
to base-bnll club and the Nor'tIrcliiTc|g1”‘l to hem' fmm h°“‘e also glad lu
(Canadian Press )
RIO JA.ԤEil"t0, l.\pril Zip- iiie
today in respect. to the wan' between
WAITING TO G0 T0 FRANCE.
The following letter- was rc<-,civerr by
April Sth. 1917. r
Dear Mother,- Just a (ew lines in
hear oi you being well at time of
writing as it leaves me in thc best
of health. I must tell you I rer-eivcd
the parcel you sent rrre and _voir don't
understand how much joy it brings us
when we get even a letter' t'r'oni home.
brit a parcel is lar better and more
so when there is island twist in it.
Well mother I am still in England
t'or i"rance. I met Dante Ilurne. i`rom
Wood laIanri's tori-ay, He was wound-
ed about the time Jack was wounded.
I was very glad to ace hinr as he was
talking lor n spell with Jack when in
the trenches. lie said Jnck's worrrrd
la not serious and he will have ir good
rest airy way.
We are all very anxious to not to
France now the 104th is ready to go
any day. One good thing in our favor
ia the warm weather. so I guess we
will soon have a crack at the Ger-
mans, whatever luck we,wiIl lravo.
Init don't worry mother' we will all hc
Ironic liciorc long if God will spare us
rind II we have to die on thc hnttlc-
ilold ict us all pray and wi:-rir that wir
airnli mcct in rho bottcr homo wlrcrr-.
parting lr-r no more.
I think this war' will lic over' in it
fcw nronihs tlrnc now for thc Gr.-,r=
rnann are getting the worst oi' it. I
am in the army over a y‘cnr rrrrw rrnrl
I rxufzss you will he glad to lrorrr l was
not up for Oilicc _vol ao thrri’n not loo
had rmoihcr' is li? I am irnlnirrr: for' ar
iirst aid rrrrrrr now and I am gctiirri: rr-
'iong iino with Ii. ’|‘|roro ia anoliror
follow with me ironr imrnr-_ Willir-,
;\irrrru Irorrr Wood ir-iIrrrrrI‘n_ llc is sr-
borll thc- only one I Itrroy/ of ilu- Iroys
who \\'t».r'c In the liliilh. as wu wer'r~, '-rll
parted long ago. I don't hour' I`roirr
.lack or Norman now nl all but I lrope
they are wrrli. Wiaii I rorrlri ant ilrcrrr,
I wna rrriaslrrg .lrrvlt 'r lot ;\i`ti~|' irc
wcrri, in I"rnur~r~_ I wrirrl you io |'r--
rrierrriiur' »rrr|~ to ull rrry I`rIr.~r|rIa on rirrir
old I’_ ld. i.. wlrvrr- I long io lu- rrrrcc
nror-n.
As I lrnva no more rrows to tell you
I think I will ring off. llr- r~lrm‘r~frrI
  i'
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I N NATURE’S WAY
Old Mother Nature knows what is
beat for us. This is why _her fields
and forests are full oi healing herbs.
When u man has been working too
liarcl-when stomach and Irv_or get
out of order-when lndigesiion or
Constipation bother him-then he
ought to go back to Nature and take
H Dr.iWrIso_i'_\'s S
Burrlock, Dandelion, Mandrake
and other puriiying, healing herb_$ _
go in this Iamous Tonic an Blood
Purifier, which hal- been making
people well forcmorebthuln hast a
century-. . _..=.=!..! ..9\l 9.19 91- ..
25c. I bottle. Family aiza, five lima! al ~
large, $1. Ar must dealers or prepaid on
receipt ol price- . 26
The Braylcy Drug Co., Limited, St. rI»In\,lI'.l.
 
 
bout us for we rna.\' como Ulli ll"
riglr: rind again if wc've got to din
here its for rr good cause for which
rnarrv a noble lad has been killed
since the beginning oi this cruel war.
Now mother I will say good-bye and
God llc \Viih You 'I`ilI We Meet A-
gain I rerniiirr as over' your.
lloving Son.
FREDDIE.
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