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Barristers and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
HONEY T0 LOAN.
 
0. Ioheod. K-0., W. E. Bentley, K.C.
 _ Moi.§0.l>_.<_Q BENTLEY.
larrlstoro and 'Attornoymat-Law
Micss-Bank of N. B. Chambers, Char-
lottetown. P. ill.'l;‘ > "
 
A- L 36149811. K-L. Donald McKinnon
mol-IAN, -A Msxiunou
Bsrrlstem - -.‘ -Attorneys.”-Law
__ Browa._Bloclr. Charlottetown
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Barristers. Attorneys, Notary Pub-
Ac. Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association, Bank of Montreal,
wade, Permanent Mortgage Corpora-
0iIicesvOld Guardian Otllce. Prowss
Black. Charlottetown. P. E. L ' ~
Eastem~S.S. Corporation
International Line
Three Trip Service
_ Steamship: Calvin Austin and
Governor Cobb.
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 9.00 a. m., for
Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Bos-
ton...Roturnlng leave Central Wharf,
Boston, 9.00 a. in. Mondays, Wednes-
 and Fridays for Portland, East-
p t, Lubec and St. John-. 2-- l »
St. John City Ticket Odice, 47 King
Strget. --
A.?- .' cunals, Agent, ei. John, N.B.
A.- _. FLEMING, T. F. and P A. St.
bn, N. B. '
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Short Route
PROVINCES
and West
(DAILY)
s'rZ1oiiN, 5.45 p.m.
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» NUC!! information as to the h th
of a child may be gained by ca?-Qui
Wbldlills of its attitude. movemen s.
and expression during sleep, The ,mild
Wl1° lllssils but with the mouth wyie
GDBII. I-hd the head thrown baclpb
Illostzlikeiy suffering from enls. ed
tonsils. which impedes its breatlsgg;
if it can ouly sleep when the bed.
clothes have all been kicked _qgf fm.
cases of pain in any part of the hand
will be found to be carried to the egoc-
i6Bul1ll£y l188i1BC|l6¢~ Olhgafgchg may
rx 41° ¢““El,\0'53\ii Wlii-la a curious sign* of
glfgltztgggthe ztiomach or bowels is
W.. ~' _ H8 oh, the nose.
Restless iileepngyoken and uneasy is a
common symptom of the onset ;of scri-
°“5'i“n°"» but any extreme tor'por
and drowsiness should also be suspec-
tpd. as these frequently precede feve-
'Bh ““m¢Ul-B. such as scarlatlna.and
measeles. Convulsive attacks are
Hlellfly BIWBYB Preceded by the -tight
¢ ssilins of the hands. with the thumbs
folded into the palms, and the stiffo.
ulns and curling up oi the toss.
SO CALLED CHARITIE8
“An investigation into a number of
so-called "charities" which have
BDPUDE up since the war has led to
some astonishing results. One of these
concerns was installed in a German
hotel and was under the control oi’ a
secretary who had come within the
clutches of the law on no fewer than
eleven occasions. Two ladies of ma-
_ture age who were without a penny
at the time of mobilization today pos-
_sess a fine motor-car and a private
house. They were making something
like £40 per diem, and this huge pro-
fit appears to have been gained by
spurious agenceies for tracing missing
soldiers.
"The most remarkable feature of
the whole business lies in the fact
that in several cases Austrians had
Germans who had somewhow succeed-
ed in escaping _ from concentration
camps got |themeslves elected as
presidents of various organizations in
order to carry on swlndling on a large
scale. Some of the concerns which the
police are investigating were commer-
cial in character, and sold various ar-
ticles at exorbitant prices, customers
being induced to buy in the belief
that the profits were devoted to good
works.”
'Co_nst_i_pation_ ' Q
Vamshee Forever
‘Prompt Rel_ief~-Permaeiit Cars
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back you can do anything.
If you are troubled with Head-
aches, Dyspepsia, Blliousness and
kindred sickness you mn't expect
to accomplish much.
Dr. Wll.$0N’S
 HERBINE Bl'l'I`ERS
that "True _Blood _Purifyer" hal
been proved; during the last nity
¥esrs, to be the one belt remedy
. .i _ or those diseases. - ' -
asc. a bottle at Your store
- Farui|ysize,iive times arger,¢i.oo.
Th _lrsylsy Drag Co. l,Initsl,_ _
SI. IOIIII. ll. I. ’ '
. ;_~ Dr.-‘Wilsmfs Desdshot Wofmliek
incandy form for children. _
_ A sure and never failing cure. 6
Shining Parlors
Special Chairs for Ladies
Panama, Straw and all
nstimix,-a.oo am. kinasofrcicnsucieanea
and Blocked
We da afullline' of Polishes
ifor Sugiyes all coors, Imperial
Bronze and White Shoes. ' '
We -Clean Our- Hats Here
_-.-in--Charlottetown--~ .
Therefore we donot have
to Charge Extra for
Expressage or Sending
' _ them Away
kite should biwstched for, while lung'
, “§3`yh°“KF °»fl*i9"Q!\§.Hl'Q shawn .atjaa , .- -,  _ ._
- 3 kings _ay th_:_-;°tendenoy~of sleep.  -~ _ The *_ th n to _ __
,_ ._ - 9 D W. so .,- at _-the ~’_. _ _’ _ -_  _ _ ea en o some regn-s ore
hgzhdl and shoulders are i"o‘i;ed.  In ‘ __ _ _  » '
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REJECTED »
You're expected one and all
'l‘o respond to Britain’s call
'i‘o _ arms-each doting, pampered
motlier’s son;
But you've got to be right size,
Measure well, and have both eyes,
Or you ain”t no blocining use behind
a. gun.
If you’re minus just a thumb
You're instructed not to come, -
For your country’s noble service you
are done; _
And for sure you‘re up Queer Street
It your niolars do not meet.
And you ain't no blooming use behind
a. gun.
If in diet you're a fad,
Or you're stomaclfs feeling bad,
If you can't digest a biscuit or a. bun;
Put your stomach to the test
Lct it have a fortniglit's rest.
Or you aln’t no blooming use behind
a gun.
'l`ho'you’ve brains beneath your thatcli
if y I; ’ -1 -
Tho’ you could contest with Austrian.
Turk or liun.
You are not the man they want.
Bc you e’cr so hard to daunt,
'Cause you ain't no blooming uso be-
hind a gun.
So they look at you right queer.
And you’vc got to stand thc sneer
As tlio"you were o. coward and would
l'\1ll.
Even though you'd like to swear,
Show thom you can forbear
'l`ho‘ you iiin't no blooming use behind
a gun.
'i‘hen just let them sneer who may,
Thcy may know your worth some day
When the braggart has with gust-his
story spun _ _
Bo as good as e'er you can,
To your credit be o man, ~
Tho’ you aiu’t no blooniingmse liehind
_ a gun. _~ .; 1
Kansas City, Mo, _ _ .- _
' T. _Mc(f'ancc. _
EACH iN HIS OWN TONGUE
A fire-mist and a planet,
A crystal and a cell,
A jelly-ilsli and s snurian, -
And- ` 'caves' 'whore thecave-men
' dwell; ' _ _
Then-a seiiseofi law and.ben.uty.,.. »
And a face turned from the clod-
Somo 'call it Evolution, ‘
And others cali it God.
__ _ ____
'l`ha.lniluito, tender. sky,._ .;f..`-L-L..
The ripe. rich tint of the coriiilolds,
And the wild gcese‘sailing*hlgh;
And all over upland and lowland
Some of us call_lt Autumn, _
And others cali! it God.
A picket frozen_on duty,
A mother starved for her brood.
Socrates drinking the hemlock,
And Jesus on the road; _
And millions who, humble and names-
less
_ ' --  - ‘ ` ' Iifiidstralght, hard pathway plod-
  Some call it consecration,
» And others call it God.
|`.'- -William Herbert Carruth.
NEW-
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'Wenow have our new Cream-
ery comdoleted and are prepared
to han le- large quantities of
f which we will y
 Montreal" -Quebec 1' 0"* °f T°""°-0"d°“ Pmmpuy ii‘i§laiTs°t‘°§|`aiket" p`rio_e;" 
» - _, _ Amd* *° A iisvi my tssffe- will and .iw
, ABIE» - ° JUNE' 1 -  e _. " ‘ ‘ _ __ _tlisirn_¥\titer¢sts__tocons\dt os.
.nowua.n_r»_1\..o.i>. oan.N.ll  ~ 1’§,';c\'_¢¢M-| ¢°||¢\.m¢¢|' Q, Mui
7*“‘»'= ”’“`"°'___  ibio-moms. \ _ ‘i limited. _ _ _ ‘ .mem enema. mi by wsy ei mn- I
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_ _ ...tions comronrs, 
_ The husband comes home from the
mart with jaugled nerves. and- aching
heart, [q;_r_}ie has,striven till heis sore
to kee _` he lean wolf from his door.
*-‘A zdldeftil evenilll by tho, firm"
i I " ` _;hefmutU§1‘il» °"is my one desire.” He
stows his meal away with care, and
then sits in his rocking-chair. sud
heaves a. sifh of deep relief; for one
shprt nigh jfaraweli, to grief-1;-. A
vo ce breaks through his waking
dreams-hismwite is talki.ng_‘som_e , it
seems “Mr Sunday sown." _he hears
her say, “is only fit to give away.
'might use it for..a. year-or more;-but
all its seams D.l!9.'.~torn,and,ivreciied,
and I cant.Jw°D my »_olt.respeet it I
must,wear.»that tawry. thing- I--bought
six -years ago this.spring. 
"And Julia's hat is .lust ssight! You
wouldn't have your girl s. fright? Bhe
sees the other girls go by,_w1¢h lids
and »cIothes that please the eye. and
some~of them have gems and fn;-5;
and she must wear that hat of hers
that Noah‘svsilter’s cousin Jane inven-
ted when they had the-rain! _
"And Charles Augustus needs new
-boots and ought to have ,b|-ampnew
suits. I am ashamed the way he goes
to school in his old shabby clothes.
I know-_h.ls..= teacher must ~exolaini,
‘The way they _dress him is a shamel'
We_need'new rugs in every |-00m_
the_‘old ones fill my soul with gloom
weneed -newrailiilgs on the stairs
we ought to have a dozen charis; a
carpet sweeper I must get, e'cn
-though we-have to go in debt"_
" Oh Juinviuz singer!" walls hcrhub
I"I'll spend the evening at the club;
D€l‘llHDs in that sequestered nest a
weary,married man, may rest!"
"Ar Tins sAcl< or THE Hu.|.s"
4 We heard talk of war back in the
isummer-a~_terrlble war we were told
--when we sat down to read the
¢0llrltY Duper- on Sundcy afternoons,
_but we saw no signs ot it and .felt its
N-Milly only when bread went up and
sugar became too dear to buy. Bill
-J0nes=.enllsted-he was almost the
gonly physically flt man in the parish.
»We .-wondered when we heard he had
Bone how_that _slow heavy mind,
would ever grasp the art of war.
Nilfhlllil lla-Dperis here at .-the back
of the hilsj Life is all dullness and
monotony, but this morning the great
world outside broke in upon us-
something happened at last.
Early-before the sun was up-the
church bell began its melancholy
music. Some one was dead. _The
grave-digger climbed the hill and be-
gan to dig a grave.
From every cottage in the hamlet
the inhabitants came out in their__bits
of rusty black. And then over. ,the
hill came a baggage-waggon with a
green trapaulin top, and a company of
men in khaki. As the wagon crcaked
down the hill wes aw inside the vivid
color of the Union Jack and beneath
it a. eofiln. Bill Jones had come back
to us. ._
Then suddenly we realized what had
happened. The stupid clodliopper as
we thought him had given his dull life
for us and liad_lifted us out- of our
0\\I‘ 10 S ‘I0 "Of them l“<\"h ` dulness to the.grcst and tremendous
issues beyond. Hc had linked our pev-
crty-stricken lianilet to the Empire-
but, far more, he, had lifted our nar-
rew lives intothe wide spaces of the
Kingdom of God... ,
The sun still shone as the soldiers
filed out of the church what a patch
of color the flag made on the green
grass as the coffin was laid on the
ropes beside the grave! The rector
stumbled through the cimmital pray-
ers: Old John threw in the handful of
earth-“Earth to earth, ashes to ashes,
dust to dust.” The church's words
were spoken-and then thc army
spoke, The firing-party waited. The
word was given-clear and sharp thc
thrce volleys rang out. Silence a mo-
ment-and then the bugles sounded
tho last post across the green graves
in the churchyard across the rough
flelds,»rlght to the foot of the hills
that echoed back the long clear notes.
-Lady `Hcnry Somerset, in thc May
number of the North American Itc-
vlow. -
_ ED|SON'S NEW* SUBMARINE
The United States Govemment is
building at its Navy Yard at Ports-
mouth. N. H., a submarine of a typo
that will excel any boat of the type in
existence. In the matter of under
sea steaming radius and which will be
equipped with apparatus designed and
built ,by Thomas A. Edison and will
enable its crow to live for a period oi'
one hundred days at the bottom of the
sea if the craft should meet with an
accident similar to that which disabled
the F-4 in Honolulu Harbor.
The cllurln of the gvlilen-FUII”  This’ announcement was made by
_Miller Reese Hutchison, chief engin-
eer to and personal representative of
,Mr. Edison. ‘It is asserted that the
‘new Edison batteries 'will give the
ubmarine an undersea’ cruising range
-eil _
.of more than 150 miles, more than a
third longer than that of any present
submarine, and will eliminate the dan-
gers to the crew of chlorine and sul-
phuric acid gas-poisoning.
., This is the only submarine which the
_Government has attempted to build in
one of its own yards. _
' An agent of one of the powers at
war had visited the Edison laborator-
ies to negotiate for the purchase of a
supply of the new batteries. Since
the war began practically all of the
belligerents have sought to equip sub-
marines with Edison batteries, but the
_-inventor has refused to deliver any
until they should have. proved that they
could stand all of the most severe
tests to which they could be subject-
ed.
_ A wi-uz_zsR `
' I went out from Temps about 10
`o'clock 'in the morning, says a com-
imercisl traveller, and in the little
town where I left the train that _after-
‘,noon, I transacted my business before
dark. I was ready before seven the
'i`iext`moming for a thirtymile tfi-ip
gnto the interior over a short "feed“
ine. It was highly lmportant_}_hat I
should return the same day " store
ve.
T We started at 7.10. and had _been
going pretty well for about twenty-
ve minutes, when the engine's.wh_is-
tie suddenly emitted 'a seried' ‘ of
sudden shrieks. A few seconds later
the train came to a full stop with a
-Jerk that hurled rne' from the rear
door of the coach, where I happened
to be standing at the time. ln' the
aisle, a step or two from the door.
A bit bruised I picked myself up,
and was trying to brush some ot the
dust from my clothes when the con-
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A famous dentist has found that the _
enamel of the ordinary tooth will resist ' `
_ without fracture a force of 350 pounds.”

The enamel retains its decay-resisting'
health largely through chewing. For
exerci e makes strong bone as well as
stro g muscle. _
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hew more! You need it. You eat _
*much soft food-all modern peoples
o-we cannot help it, for soft foods
come hand-in-hand with civilization.
It is a healthful habit to chew after -
' each meal a piece of Sterling Gum-pure,
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the statement: ‘ alioniiiiationi" ' of desolatioii-covorcd
The best cow ln one herd gavc only
p on track-nearly-scan with countless tons oi’ sand :ind stone 4,158 pounds of milk and only 155
I-io woke up and ran,and brought down from the trcelcss niouu- pounds of fat: thc average ot' the
okod back.” tain sides. So long us tlicsn slopes whole herd was only 3,772 pounds
i the track bed was laid wcro forest-clad, the decaying lcavcs of milk and 136 pounds of _fat. In a
xtensive swamp; so the and l‘unius gave a spoke-like clxarac- herd near by the poorest yield 0i`_8!lY
the track to avoid wecds, tor to the soil upon them, and it gave one cow was 5,658 pounds of milk.arid
and alligators. out the water gradually to thc streams 278 pounds of fat; the herd average
ptcd journey was ininie- below. Now, however, the peaks are was 7,255 pounds ot' milk and 342
med, and wo had been in most cases only cnorino_us rook- pounds of fat.
another twenty five min- pikcs, the erosion having laid waste _ _
ierc were more shrieks tho country round about; or olso tlioy. of milk, while onc good grade cow
There were several individual yields
istlc and another abrupt- are mixtures of rock and carlli, rclit gavvc 14,400 pounds of milk and 562
ie conductor was hoard by curses Ulruusll wllivll furious luv- pounds or fail
y- rents rush down imincdiatcly _ alter
! Wo kotclicd up with ‘ each rainfall, subincrging once iruilfui he g
_wecmy S¢;0t5man_ plans with rock and infcrtilo gully- from fotry to fifty-live dollars; -oven
ON FROM CHINA Cliincsc Dlitlllilllt OMG <`-“luv-1U~“l hfmlll the cost of food ran up to forty-six and
Coming- to the cost of feed, plenty of
rds had an avera o cost pci' cow of
dirt. Wllcrc thc illl‘1l|!/. llllilllilwl nt thesc high figures thc proiit above
_-___ and lovcl (iolds in such rivcr vnllcyS. fifty dollars as the iicrd average. _
ow, in an article in llc _is now able to rcscuc only a few
k,” an a recent visit to hull-lli‘HI'l0i1 DMCUOS bi’ Dllillii U10 ment for thc owners. and augur-well
Such rcsults are full oi encourage-
ssons ic lc rncd l'0LkS ill 1109-D‘i and SHVUIS 8 f0W fill?" for the futurc of cow testing ln the
ceply into my inoinory _ -- _
y penalty that the Coles- In one diary record centre maintain- scnsiblc method of dcterniinius’ the
este in former years. In 101 there were such surprising con
may well strive to emulate these rc-
cords of ilfty and sixty-ilvo dollars
clear profit above thc cost of iced as
made by good individual cows. This
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was as tothcnccd oi con- V0llillF§ l=\l'11bl0_f0Ulll2!l\lS ll`0l1l Ulf! S0110' Maritime Provinces. Otlicr dairymell
he forest resources of ml SUIIWWCK- .
diy anything that I saw _
trip," lic says, 1‘burned GOOD PROFITS
now paying for thc iicg- ed by the diary division, Ottawa, in P05000'-lble mefil- of “Ch ww. aa B'
profit maker layshi solid foundation
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of Peking 1 round river- mists in yields oi milk and ist mst. for building un s singularly- interest-
river' valley oiiccf rich they- must.commaud the attention ---of-~ in _herd .' ff0“l '&,i110l_i0l`l\ bilsilless
e, but now become au' every progressive dairyinan.
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standpoint.-C. F. W.. Ottawa. ’
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