*I*-'FY *IL   A
rluwlv » . '
,-
I 1
   
. ‘ g -.roNs1s,_1o;l¢~; -1
   
i » _ , __ _ _,W _ _ __
W Y ~ » . ' I 'T _ _}`,,»ql'_ , ' , _ __ __
_ ._ L .. _.-._ ,, ... ..-.,...» .. - I Q _ = ' f~».lv-\l “">. ' _ . _ .
i
‘
.l.
<=-  *rs    so on   -    _ 
~. \\\\
The Kind You Ilave Always Boqht, and which has been
e       l...°“‘“.=.:.'»“...“°m.‘°'2..f.‘.t':“.:a';.°'
~‘-` ` ll 0 _ ll.
' ` " sono! supervision since its infancy,
, . Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Connterfeits, Imltations and “ J usb-os-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Uastorln. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlp, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. -It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and nllays Fever shness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulcncy, Wind Coiic, all Teething Troubles and
Dial-rlloca. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
nssimilates the Food, giving' healthy and natural sleep.
The Ciliidreu's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
er-:Numa CASTORIA Atwsvs
Bears the Signature of
I ‘ ‘
ln Use For liver 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought _
in | | “i W
MILITARY NEEDS
“FIV YOItl\'. Julie I6.-S0ldiers,|
sailors. statesman. clergylnell. repre-
sentatives of labor and buslllcss, met
here to discuss the military needs of
the nation. The National Security
I League, with which the idea of the ga-
OF UNITED STATES. thering originated, named it the peace
land preparation conference. To sup-
plement argunlellts-to be advanced hy
rl number of prominent speakers, the
league has installed in the Hotel As-
tor an exhibit of the machinery of
warfare, ranging from small arms to
a Whitehead torpedo 21 feet long.
F pn: _
_ ___.. l
--AT YORK.- Rev. -L. J. Dawson,
h riottetown has been s ointed to
PRODUCE LADEN. Schooner
"Minnie Bell" has finished loading
-FOR RICHIBUCTO- Schooner
led Wednesday from Summerside for
Richibncto.
"Minnie BelI,” Capt. Chapman. ar-
rived in Summerside on Wednesday
with lumber.
Summerside yesterday and was fully
equipped for mackerel fishing.
another cargo.
-To |_oAo LAT:-ls-'rim lem rch
-MRS. ARTEMAS SCHURMAN,
Central Bedeque, will be "nt home”
to her friends Wednesday and Thurs-
-SILKS at bar-gnu prices.
 .7
A N'
i» -1' -'rns moanmo nA|Lv oumlluu slu~ __ _ _ _ _ -1, _L if ‘i .ll 
,f » . can be obtained at Laf!erty'| Ton- clair & Stewart, Ltd. 1416-6-16me2l _-__ _ ` .X , 
“ ' lorioi Psrlours, Summersido. . ` ` ‘ "5 "~ ` ` =‘""-- ` ‘ '  » . ‘ - _ » °, _
 .' --- -an cams ours ,rua suueerr = _ ' a U Q _
 <\>' ‘~ \`\"‘ ‘~ '~ \`  -` ' ~ ` - `     --Three Bells" arrived Wednesday l*  I. ‘_ " ' ‘1 ' 'LA w ‘ ~ -. ‘ I . I I I  I It 
'with coal from Port Hastings. ` --HOLMANS are g the high-  _ '  ~~.. .. ' ' ‘ . 
‘ ---- est market price for ' _ -. " 1‘~ »~ `- ~ ~» . ' ‘  '
_THE THREE BILLS--Schooner Saturday only 174! 18 2~6-18M2IEll
“$32. l
1262 6-18M2lE1l
C a DD ‘
~ succeed Rev. E. A. Westmoreland at -BlLK.- See our Special 36-inch
York. _ I Psiiette Silk selling at 89c
_ _       slrearm  
-FEED.- See page 133 Holman’s
-FLOUR-the best brands at the
“Maude Weston" Capt. Weston, sail- best prices at Holman,
.. . 1`262-6-18M2lE1l.
-TABLE.- See the 17c Table in
-THE MINNIE BELL--S0h00n0i' the Crockery Department Saturday.
lm-6-lsnzlall.
-ll. 'r. HQLMAN Llmlrso, sum-
'-“- I merside have received a carload of
--SCHOONER SARAH P- AVER5 selected hardwood flooring. Write
Cnlrtain Smith. West Point. called at for quotations. 1262-6-1sM2lE1l.
-SILK SALE, Wednesday, June
_ -"'- 23rd. is the last day of our Big Silk
.n -DISCQARGED CUAL-°3¢h°°i\0i‘ Sale. Secure your share of these
Annie D- finished discharsins conl rpeclul vuluer before mls date surc-
f°" R- T- H°|miil1 and “lied Wed- lair & Stewart Ltd. 1266-6-1'8ME1i_
nesday for Picton. __
-CROCKERY.-A big assortment
-‘5¢H°°NER 'N PORT - The of Crockery at different prices re-
B°h°°“°" "Amlle D--" Capt- C0lf°l`d» duced in price and placed on 17c
arrived In Summerslde on Wednesday mme in me Crock D rt fo
t r
with a cargo of coal from Picton for. ery ep? _men
R_ T_ Holman' Limited » Saturday only. 12626 18M2iEil.
-PUMPS.- Wornen’s Fashionable
er___tE`r::EL§)x,,LQr2EhNE°'1:iI§\:’Ch°l0“' White Nubuck Pumps and Oxfords
lumber for R. T_ Hglnfanv Lfdlargagg on sale at $1.98 for Saturday only at
' H l ' . .
sailed Wednesday for Buctouche for Omans summemme
1262-6-18M2lE1l.
-STORE CLOSING A
., ,, .- s custom-
'“RA"-WAY °°A‘-Sch' M‘,'}“‘°» ary ln the part the store or R. T. Hol-
Capt' T,'fe“h°lm a,“d Schomer J°h“ man Limited, Snmmerside, will close
gggfagictoiagh 6v';,léf";‘sd2°thw‘;:rlv°'§ each Wednesday afternoon at one
‘ y co” o’clock during the months of July
f°' ‘he '“““'“Y~ rua August 126°-6-lsM2lE1l
.. .. . ‘ -ON SALE 36 pairs of Women's
.§.’.if.?r“'f..’.l°’§3.i.'$:...§S£‘“i$‘..‘§2L'§‘;’? ‘ville Nubuk Fume “nd °‘f°fd~»
for Newcastle. where she will load on sale saturday at “'98” Biz” 3 to 6
mths for New York but limited. Shop early Saturday
morning. R. T. Holman Limited,
Sunllnerside. 1262-6-18M2iE1i.
-THIEVES.-The store of Mr. Phl-
‘ ' _ day afternoons and Wednesday even- up Gallant' °“ Quemrs- Wharf' sum'
- mg, June 23rd and 24th_ mn merslde, was entered by thieves on
_“_ ' ' ____ Wednesday night, and goods, con-
_CARGO oF c0AL__Sch00ner slsting mostly of cigars and tobacco,
“Ellen Mary" recently purchased by
Capt A li Olsen, formerly of schoon
Anllic D has arrived from Port
to tue amount of about $20 was taken.
Coaster Brake Bicycle l-§.¥;=.e:..£fn.=.rr-- -_f   -4 mul" nffmg
A L, ,,, C...-...wh .l “‘""‘"-35‘°"“° SHUUI UWII IHUIIPIHS
g _ .. I -Mr Frank London. of Montreal ~
f* 6 'WI' was in Suml -~ .
Running ~      °' _
Bicycle ;_‘ i -_- ‘Panic Strlcken lurks ut Dur-
$27 50 ) -I-Among the visitors to Summer- dunenes shot D b lui
@  l
_-_-sg-Q;
1'
ith* ue# ' I
  x _ _ Dunlop \\_` ,./ .
\ . i Style xx
._ ,_-* Easy Detachable ‘. -1,-..
"T ' Double Tubs Tires """""`
@`“ Order By Mail 3
Qt-

`_g_g A _
c * _. "
if you have the slightest idea of purchasing a
Bicycle this summer, don’t fail to investigate the mer-
its of the RELIANCE COASTER BRAKE BICYCLE.
It is a light smooth running, easy riding, well
built wheel that will give good lasting service and sat-
isfaction. Made with easy detachable Dunlop style
double tube tires, adjustable handle bars, three-coil
spring saddle, full ball bearing, improved flush joints,
all bright parts nickel plated, English ball-bearing non-
slip pedals, English steel roller chain, nickeled spokes,
rock elm clincher shades rims. Supplied complete
with tool bag, set of tools and a powerful hand pump.
The Reliance will carry you over the roads or
streets fast and smoothly, will take you where you
want to go quickly and in comfort.
ORDER RIGHT NOW---
Order the Reliance Coaster Brake Bicycle now so that.yon may
have it for immediate use. Prolnptly upon receipt of price we will
ship the-Bicycle forward to you by express. cl\al'ges prepaid. When
it reaches you. if-you do'not consider it all and even more than we
claim; ship it back to us at our expense and have your money re-
fnnded.ii'i full. Send thsorder now, while our stock is complete, so
that you can_e_njoy every minute of our glorious summer weather.
Milli or 'phone' the order.
R. T. HOLMAN, _Limited
' ’Summerside, P. E. I.
1260-6 -M2iE1i. . _.
side Thursday were Messrs. John T. I nw" y en
cKay Sea View; William Arnett 0fflG8|"$»
;K|nNEY
Y _ ___` , Freight Paid W" Mm _ b L I _
 "\ _,_ .4-_' '\._ A any; Ren en arge, \Vl mot; Jas. _...__
' ‘  ` If C- Tlililiil. Blfwk Biiiiks.-X. s Turkish patriotism, as evidenced
. J v -' B . when the Allies invested the historic
,`\ _ / ___`, P. f  plains of Troy, appeared to bo quite
xl;  _ '  a nesllsibie quantity. requirinE brist-
_ 2 _ -*Zi ' - I}'_ _ '
- \\_\\\ \\\` ling German officers in the rear to
"' ‘»|, prevent the Ottomans from precipi-
__°_°- ‘ - ¢ tately fleeing. Such tactics are a true!
-  D D 5 appraisal of the worth of Germany’s
/ janissaries, who. without their well-
nigh iimpregnable forts on the Dar-
danelles, would hardly bo foemen
worthy of British steel. i
,f ~ _ The assault of April 29 upon til s
/I   5 _”'_ romantic, historical waterway, the
vital place in the German-Turkish
\ f\» ' ‘ armour, goes down in history as the
A \\\\_\\\\
I0 _I I l Q
P Q I `\ \ \ -._ \__\ 
bL'A| L \ \\\ ~ D15 ‘ longest naval engagement the world
1 _-_ -'  '_ has yet known, lasting from midday
£5 jg-KLD`N_E_\'-§i4 Sf cf ‘Saturday and still proceeding with
4|-'uv Fx q I GH E UM'AT;. 5 P, ,I L t vigour the following Wednesday after-
: fi
 l3,::T'5 D; P  noon, when more than 8.000 Turks
I IT B ET E , , "EW ' `f;,` I" and Germans had been made prisoners
_Af  1, ‘Hill ,
1. '. _ -l', -|_lf by the Allies land force, and the forts
` `k   “' in the Narrows reduced, with the fleet
` of the Allies still forcing their flam-
ing dagger ahead with perslstent pro-
gress toward Kum Kale.
'Twera victory enough for one day,
  this progress up what has been per-
)-" '.' '.'.7'_-31'.;-`§ sistently declared by the world's fore-
-_','..' - .'.‘::&;~I;: most naval authorities as an absolute-
/ `.-`_'--' _._._.~-,~`_\c ly impregnable naval passage, both
shores ristlin o lil n
_ b g with f rt catio s,
/ __ ____ subjecting the invading ship to a mur-
/ I, _ " - derous cross fire at all times.
ȣ
* l
" Such achievement by our arms fills
every patriotic breast with the desire
I to celebrate, and the most fitting man-
ner for Canadians to show their en-
thusiasm is to decorate the house with
_ J the Union Jilsk. the same battle flag
as led the Allied fleets’ battle of the
. ‘ Dardanelles._
_ No- one can afford to be without s.
V' flag, for the Guardian has made it
` ‘ possible. as announced on another
page of to~day's issue. for every read
‘ ` er to have lr handsome, fast colour
aw hunting Union Jack, complete with
brass ferrule jointed pole, bali and
halyard, together with window solgkst.
‘ on pract cally gift terms. ` one
Straws Shaw  should neglect this opportunity to
The prevailing winds for june,
july and August will likely 'be
West and South. This means
_ heat, and that you should keep
your head cool by wearing one of
'M 3,7!  '_ ,‘,V  our Stylish Straw or Panama Hats
P Pr°n e Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED-Silver. _ ,
ll < Eiffel tim? _sale for-delivery this summer or fall. Gnaranteed‘ 'MAS' Etc' W” "° 5°* them au’
` c gfe: na with each fox sold.
of which we have an abundant
GQ- ' - stock. -
F O X E S M/\cl<1NAws,~ .MILLAN -
BRAIDS SENNITS SPLIT
loc. to $10.00.
Wefllave fourteen pups in the first three litters to come out Stq, in my try on the <1il'f¢r¢rr¢
of the houses this year itters of three four, and seven pups.
Exceptionally good foxes at moderate prices. Colne and see
our foxes-seeing ls believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The Huntley Silver Co, Ltd 
 
styles. That’s the best and only
_ way to choose a hat.
srnlxwé, B/\NKoKs PANA- isiqroll'
_  The wind Blow. show_ their patriotism. .'
V GAS POISON LONQREADYJ  l
wsi
Brill
e olde of extensive
o gas against
me was Yprss ond/torn
e were rven
after a cloud
their trenches
produce for R. T. Holman, Ltd., and Catalog for Cyphers _ special Chick  1,; L. ` A
BBIIBII f0r PDR Elgin. , F8Bd._ .. 1262~6~l8M2lE1l. .‘_ -' " ~ ‘_ '_ I
-5 Bring it  _
.p
.1-
. ,-
-.
.,-
.,-
V4
 Washed or 3
... io b in this Provin -ON! CENT word each inner ,... ._
'T PAYS --ny M tion for sdvertisgli; in this oolumil.  - ' . I ~ - ~
_ -sILK8 at bargain prices. Sinclair Cub must accompany order. Hini-~  ,
,and Stewart, Ltd. 1416-6-15llE2i mum charge twentydivoiosnts. -_ ~
 We Pay Highest §,
 Cash Price
nwashed is
ll-
PROWSE BROS. 
v
. . v _
@ WRITE OR PHONE  "' "-‘  li-'
WOOL FOR PRICES 1; WOOL 'j' _
l MIllHlH’$ LEIIIH lil
Blllllilll |SllNll lllll
The enclosed letter has been receiv-
ed by Mrs. Isabel McDonald from an
English Lady in Liverpool who gives
some particulars of the death and
burial of John W. McDonald who died
oi"woullds received ill France. He
was brought to Liverpool Military Hos-
pital, May 25th and died the following
day.
Dear Mrs. McDonald:-
Dear Mrs. McDonald:- I am a
stranger to yon, but I thought you
would like to know that an English
mother was able to follow your dear
son to his last. resting place. A` stra-
nger in a strange land, but they told
us at the hospital how he hadu’t a
friend in England, and my heart bled
for all his friends far away. I am so
sorry I was not able to see him. His
time was_so short there, only two
days I think. But I did the little re-
maining in my power and that was
to follow him to the grave and place a
few white flowers on his coffin. He
had a Military funeral .and his coilln
was brought to the cemetery covered
with the Union Jack, his cap and belt,
a volley was _fired and the last Post
sounded and so we laid him to rest.
it will perhaps comfort you a little
to know just this much that I am able
to tell you. Tile ease was brought to
my notice as l visit tile Hospital twice
ll week and having a son myself with
the Canadians I ilnd out all I can and
visit them in particular but unfortuna-
tely your son was brought in between
two visiting days but am certain all
possible would be done for him as they
lose very few cases there alld the
nurses and Doctors are most kind. Tile
cemetery is close here and as i have
ll, 'grave there I often go and shall al-
ways psss your son's grave. it is it
very sad world just now and we are
giving of our Best for life and liberty
and we motllers cannot but feel for
another. God Bless you and yours and
'comfort you in your trouble is the
sincere wish of
M. BETFORD.
;llIlil Flllllilllll Ill
 BELGIUM llll IFMIEI
June 16.- For the first.
weeks there has been
ovor's:¢’t!xtUsive line
front i Bglllum and
makes note bf it and
Anglo-French move-
with the -Russian
s mile of
terrible
the ss-
night.
not losses
must have been both
The
has given himself a fortnight to cap-
ture Lenlberg. This time limit will
be ample if thc Russians are unable
to intimate stiffer resistance than
they show now. The latest Zeppellll
raid- on England hardly created ex-
citement. Air craft protection ,was
discussed today in the House of Com-
mons. it is tllougllt Londoll must
soon expect serious aid raid and it is
fl- in  n l _ g
added that at one time more that
live Zeppelins of the latest type were
over England coast; Under Secretary
for War H. J. Tennant, besides giving
assurance that bigger seroplanes were
under construction said that since the
beginning of the war the number of
machines has been increased ten fold
and the number of men engaged in
this branch five fold.
1;
Some Good Bargains in
Second-Hand Organs
It’s a long time since we have been able to get
enough second hand_ organs together to make it
worth _our while _offering them for sale through an A
advertisement-ln fact we have been kept -busy
supplying and existing demand, but during our recent _
piano sale we took ln exchange as part payment on new
pianos several splendid organs,_ these we have had care-
fully overhauled and are now ln the finest condition-
some as goodasnew. If you have been wantinga ood
second-hand organ at a low plrice, but have been abIe to
get one_at any price-one of t ese_organs is yours. come
and claim ;t at once or you'll lose lt. This sale will last
but a very short_ time-a week at the most. Call, write or
phone us today lf you wlsh for one of the bargains offered.
A nice MELODIAN organ in A W. L. BROWN 'organ in
first class repair  .. _.$i5 piano case with six octaves
A CANAmAN QRGAN COM. ten stops. two knee swells, four
pANy_ mn mp Wm, ,lx stops' sets of reeds and eouplars..$47
four sets of reeds and one knee
swell . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
..s2o I _A lZ;)0HR'i‘Y nlrsnn with
A DOMINI _ args eve ed gsss mirror,
live sets of ObIer<:Ii‘i;4imcn':|Ii|lIi!.?.' eight °t°¥°' mm' 3°" °' reed' -I
r_.\lb-bass, tvn knee swells alld and °°“D 3"' Tm* ‘"5" I’ 5' I
twelve stops at. . . . . . . . . .
_.$30 5°°d " MW “nd ° "ry °9°°l”'l
A n/misc w. lsr-:snr organ “"8"” "° ""  ““ 45°
fvegrlllericavl; s:nuke,) rail top, A BELL organ with high top,
reeds ind two°l{'g~ °°"°;‘:“"if‘ ‘lf bsvelled glass mirror, ten stops, I
°°"' W fvrseu dadcou .`
A nolvllNloN _organ wml 'l‘il"lir éirkiilliil' -iihiiil"nliis§l§\`Ii '
hish i0li. hevelleri glass mirror, little and is-just as good ss new `
eight stops, `fo\lr sets 'of reeds
and knee swells . . . . . . . .
. .$45
Select the organ you qw;
from the eillit different makes
described above and we will
shin it td your uegrcsg rullrou
jmlon n.e|‘ht m,e'N|a.\‘c¢°m(i_?  -_~.l'li‘80. beautiful and very pow-
Dliiieil by A stool and music
book absolutely tres. The org.
lil N1 my so low nm ll
should ini; snibncs ou b
y ut
little to psy cull, but if necos.
ary we can srrsule terms by
adding interest st the rate of
8 per cent per annum. Every.
011° Ui the vrsauu urns rim.
are guaranteed for a period of
nve_ years. You csn't spprgcl.
stu bow big these org" "N"
are until you csil and Iss them.
W°'il “Wet you today,
in every 're,ll»ect. l lend »-
. VBMIIIQ-l§'_.'i\_.v.l.__... ..  
¢---'li-'al.dl.....i  ' "_"'f'
A $500 DOMllii0_il  I
Clllreh Organ for $140 
 Just think of purchasing s`_
_gg-,ertui church run that sells
sr.; when new at £00 for |140: 'iihis
organ _hu been dloronsbi!
overhauled -by an expert and il
_ now in the-hasnt condition. 'Wo
_ _lim-autos g _ r three yours.
Thi! is .t o ramougibomiiiivii
cmrcllmorgsn, it to 
.ll I O. t _
...u..l, dl.. ‘I’;."ii’*2f...-.'°..
nts or tends md s low lever. li
dezilfd. In our ge ma 'ml-
0\\ 0W'0 ll bill.
The il\i¢llI°;fmtlli="`?l-gan is 9
ft 10 inches, a bssut ful imita-
iivn vine top mer it the no
Pesnllce of s much .qisilsr
Priced his o
trliilleiit. It wil b
sold for lift). ' _
W