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uct co” ar wnppehi vnu euuvnun ¢sn»An xw vsnI¢|1v.
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Fire Insurance I
I A Necessity
Then insure in good Strong Stock wmpan- l - iifii.§ii’.3'i?,'Z‘tiIi»§2°w'.§‘li§.§“£.i.i.“f.§§ii.‘l‘é§
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MONUMEN TS
In Granite and Marble
1 
In our show room 117 Kent St. Revere Hotel
Block. We have a large number of iinished Monu~
ments which the public 'are invited to inspect.
Calle-or write before purchasing,
_I _Special attention wi_ll_ be given' to lettering on
_ monuments already set in all cemeteries. W
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P. C; BROWN & CO.
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Get   Bigger, Better _
 _._ and Cleaner Crop ,I oo. _
There is no profit or pleasure in envtyix-1% the good crops
"' f your neighbor gets-use UNMIXED ertlizers on your' _
1 farm and have a big, bumper crop of your own. ' _
ables andtlieavier-headed grain, when you ' _
Put UNMIXED Fertilizers 0° Your
Farm 'l`inslSprlug,_  
that demands
fine
glean
the certaintyiof
..4
mat X *___*
‘ Guthrie, St. John.will visit the < prov-
 »l» » -. ‘ Z  lGrosby, Cape Traverse, is to be con-
no
<1. i | ' ' ' ~ Purchased when this location was sel-
l _ '_ _
power gasoline engine. Messrs Bruce
B a  3 Stewart & `Co., Ltd., are installing the
_ ‘ equipment. _ `
_ .Bl.l_.YS MOTOR BOAT.-The motor
.i
` klns. City. has been purchased by Rev.
` wl_th'a'new ten horso powcr Imperial
,B .sg-hWl;e%r yeh hlavewlstoop
- and can dll your omgrs now.
D0 t I ct is Fl
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~ ` You wiilgeta biffger crop, you will get larger veget- f-__ _“tent for _thg new
Carver
Church at
May 28th at I
to any-
WHEATLEY _RIVER CIRCUIT..-
Rev. L. J. Loud . will preach
Wheatley _River at -11; - liunter
3 and Granville? on May 28th
friends kindly bring in any
still due. » _
COL. GUTHRIES Vl8lT.-- Colonel
_ ince next week where he will address
meetings as follows: Summerside,
May 30, Sonrls. llay3l. Montague,
June 1 and Charlottetown. June 2.
A GODDJNVESTMENT.-Ml‘.E. E.
gratulated on the good judgment he
exercised in forseelng the possi-
bilities of Carleton Point. The _land he
ected for the Car Ferry terminals tur-
ned out a most profitable investment.
HOISTING EQUl_P_MENT._- Tile
schooner Gladys E, Whidden is being
equipped with a- _.cargo and anchor
hoisting outllt driven by a six horse-
‘ QF’ nodal. lNTEaEs1°.T From
F1‘edericton.-.comes news of the death
of Rev. H. W. McCutcheon, at Sarato-
ga Springs, N. Y. Ho was pastor
at Murray River, P. E. I.. Aboutn
‘year ago he removed to the United
States. Nodetalls have yet been re-
ceived in regard to his sickness and
death. --
-boat formerly owned by Mr. Isaac Jen-
,'R. G. Fulton. who has equipped it
ougllleff Tile bout with its new equip-
ment made a very satisfactory run to
Vyest River on Victoria Day. V
OUT OF HOSPITAL - Private
Chester Buntain of the 105th Battalion
whovbelongslto New London, and who
and after hd ‘spent live weeks in the
(tit llos ital whore he was treated
day. Though still weak he is rapidly
regaining his strength and yesterday
left for his home to recuporate.
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_AMAZON ROOFING
HERE is a ready and easy-to-lay
- roofing that withstands all the
~ elements andwearsindeiinitely. No
better “rubber rooting" oouid be
made. It consists oi a strong, fib-
_rous. all-wool felt thoroughly satu-
‘ rated with non-volatile compounds.
It is the high quality of this felt
and the skill of saturation that
make our rooiings supreme. They
never dry out or run. You will see
this if you try Amazon Roofing.
Real Roofing Insurance ' I
Amagon on Your steer - rooiod` -
' buildings means rea - fooling'
insurance. lt means. first an
la_st. the best protection ag-alms I . -
wind and eather that you can
r .u e _uon._ wr nay
yon. Mads ln three different "_,
weights to magt all rooting ro- A
v qulrementl. oca themall '
IIU [ISK 8 OUFYOD . X _
them once forallwvllh Amazon. _ .»
' "‘"Ca\-rltbflulon llfg. Co.. I-ilitol
__ Sydney. ll. 5.
--1
--for that new _
plumbing installs.
;-foi alto noon-o tho- V
 _.old System needs.
f -'-`-_for n complete Sys- t
~' r
well to delay the-_
until Just before
:lids start. to
one so mln!
milllt ordinaw '
Inch as than
aplns. are do
Etllplnr
no  work. and
for -neott years
°’°'__’l°‘_'_°l‘° ‘
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_ _ _ for mastoids and healing ears, was
_B813 l'€pI'€S8Ilt8d by nblc to leave the Institution yester-
_ 9°l\_f0l‘ lllty4_lii¥ll,_A special train
 
_ ON.ANNUAL VISIT.-Mr.,_.F. C. El-
ford, Dominion Poultry Husbandmnn.
who has been here making his _annual
visit to the Experimental, Farm left
yesterday for Truro and 'thence to
Kentvllle, N._S., and Nappan.
_.Y
Tl-'WON METHODIST CIRCUIT. --
Sunday services May 28th. Rev. Geo-
rge M. Young _will_ preach at Tryon
in tho Morning;_’7_DeSable afternoon
and Victoria. in-'the'evenlng. Mr. Mc~»
Leod will slng`_;$_t'_tho_ evening service
everybody wqlcin_n,e.';_Como'. __ __ __
~'rHs Ho_r.l_paY.-`-vlotons Day.
1916. was marked h‘y'flo1lg_mml weatm
er. Charlottetown "'was' decidedly-
quiet, everyone who could do so tak-
ing advantage 'of the-splendid weather
to take a tripltoi-tholcountry whore the.
various stx'earns"‘were'visited by»the~
devotees of_tho _A‘rt of Angling. The
main attraction -for Charlnttawwn
people was the excursion by.the..Car
Ferry steameiilto 'P_ietou. whiclnawas
the largest on' record. -' ' Quite a mlm-
ber spent the day at Rocky Point.
Others fouud»_the holiday an opportuni-
ty to attend-to work about their homes
and gardens and thus put the time to
very profitable uso. ‘ ' '
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Spencos-Leader says - Myrtle B.
Boulterpdaughter of Arthur S., and
Nellie _(Crockett) Boulter, 5 Newbury
St., Worcester, Mass, died Monday,
April 10th at the Isolation Hospital, of
diphtharia.The little one was ten years
old,.and attended Pleasant St. school,
until a few months ago when the -fam-
ily moved to Wo1'cestc_r`." The funeral
was -Tuesday, the remains' being brou-
ght to Spencer' in Undertaker Kiug~
leys Automobile Hearse for burial in
the Pins Grove Cemetery; Much sym-
pathy is felt for the par_ents_ss the
only child, and of 9. bright and lovea-
ble disposition endearing herself to
all who knew hor. Her presence will
be greatly missed not on|y5,in_ the home
but also infthe Sunday School. where
sl\e'was a ‘regular attendant, The fun-
eral was private. The"`pall bearers
were J., Ernest Crockeit. George C.
Crockett, Harvey M. Crockett and
Raymond McMurdo all relatives of
deceased. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. The service at
the grave was conducted. by Rev. E.
G. Gcllars. Pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church. __ -.,-,,-- 4
_ _‘ 1. lx'
NEW LODGE I. 0. F.--IA new Lodge
of the I. O. O. I". is to be instituted at
0'Loary P. E. I. on Wondesday May 31
st. lust, to bc known Vordun No 138
The instituting _cc will he con,
ducted at `0’Leary the several
Grand Lodge Oilicers reside il
the Province, as will inltlatorv
degree by a'sta'if N0 66
of Alberton. 'I
grees will be 1
the first and-s ond of which
conferred by jo nt teams from the
lodges, and a team from' Prince
ward Lodge N 22 of Summarside
be Glllwlgcd to convoy the teams to
bsrton. As this mp will bo on ldool
pleasure one, especially* at this impor-
l-Sllt Besson. lt ls expected that ajarge
number of tile memborsand others
will take advantage of lt:,¢0-view mg
beautiful scenery enroute. ' `
wsoomo sauna 4-At 'o.3o or ook
Monday morning, wl|||ev_,1_,|,,p§#1f|#t“
was celebrated af, st 10599 Q
ME WON THE WAGER:-Que of
the Majorslof a military “Dil IWW
stationed in Charlottetown, gracefully
wheeled his well trained bicycle to the
front 9! one of Chlarlottetown's fash-
ionable hostleries where a group of la-
uren and _gentlemen _were nuttin: the
diulslytng touches to a well spant_En_x_-
re Day. The Major's skill as a cyc-
list being proverbial. one of thegentlo-
men suggested tl1at`there vias-a limit
to his cycling poteintialities and .off
tered to wager “_ehocol'ates for_the_
bunch" that ho, the'_Major. could-not
take one of the ladies on his,hand_ie-
 _ ‘ _ . - -"-1-f_‘§.~.
nl
_‘nn-oo hoops, the hlqyolts in the middle
'nomo no outdone me Maron called
for another volbnteer [and another
lady of somewhat _lighter calibre pluck-
ily oc_eréd_to _take-`_12lB rishj. Thelluly
having been placed., securelyon the
handlebars the procession wats again
headed for the goal. By tlris tiin'e
the_ street was pretty well lined with
ectato d the somewlllat n
staggerlngly forward cheers _ nt tip-
from the sidewalk. Thus encouras
sed and with the impetus of a. dowrj
grade_the wabbly procession anrid t _
mendous cheers arrived at the 'dos g.
nated corner and tho wager wasw n.
_The bicycle, the Major and the‘l dy
returned, the former by hand. the lat-
ter two on foot. and the gontl inn
who had offered the wager went c eer-
fully across the street and proc rrell
the qhocolates. ' _
Mr. H. H. Blanchette, of Toyonto
was a visitor to Charlottetown d :ring
the past couple of days. Mr. Blum; hetts
is much interested in the subject of
the revival of ship-building in the Mar-
itime Provinces. From what lm‘ has
heard and seen of Charlottetovajn he
ls convinced that there is no 'reason
why this industry which fiourlsged so
strongly here hall' a century or 0 ago
should not be again started. - i
_ There is just one way he says V by
which this is feasible: _ The lsfcderai
Government must subsidize thp ship-
yard .that would .start building* ships
hero. Thlsls what the German Govern~
ment has done. To prove that:_this is
a. practicalnmothod is ~: shown by the
ilact that ships .subsidized by t!l1e~Ger-
man Govgrnment wow-ablo to. under-
bid the rltish arid‘we‘re ably; to proc-'
ticslly capt_u`s'o.tl1o .-_British _.carrying
trade between-1-.India -Jand ‘ northern:
ports. making-~tht chief ports of call in
time of the outbreak of the 'warftiior
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_ Hue You Headmhel
How l
the
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biliousness,
petite or
ton's Pills,
box at ell.
Cloning out alle of the _Furniture
Section PATONS. 98435-20Mtf.
bars to the next corner., “Done,'."_sa1ii_ ,excgpt the p_ and  “ t
tho- Major. _Bring prong the__ledy’f_!I subsidized- by the,"Briti:l\aGo:e:n‘x?i:;:f
Th” “dy w“5i\D"°l'li"§gM“."‘f “59l§{f.d. _ ‘HI l'08lll'_d to V e Krantins of subsidy
to the precarousf _ 011 01.1,' _ _,_ |, _?.¢|‘_ lr rr < ,_h~ |
baudlellsarsh Thfgggocessllin bl_§axllitl3'_>iJt0rJ:at|§ge; va‘ggi'_§:;‘§::venin°gtX
m°\'°"v_t°_r_ »3<1“° .f°l'._ I _onlw sl an t
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Germany. so-‘mucosa that upto thi)-
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fwere practically no/Brltlsh steamors
lcarryinsheilillt H0 ' India to England
conslfigflng the problem.
-_ Sw’ ostlolis' shrug this line had been
In _Mio by conipan_es_interested in ship-
bgding, .hut the Government did not
f, justified in presenting any def-
inite proposal to parliament. _
= “Now to my mind.” said Mr. Blan-
fchotte, "if the Federal Government can
‘uhsidize interior industries such as
sp I? an as u _ a steamer
.steady cavalcade mwed Blow 1-md/_ the lead lndustry in Trail and the zinc of necealty be
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