More POTATOES. better

LAWN

and VEGETABLESI“.

May 121th.

Refreshments. Admission 25c.

$5

profit front

May 12t .

TENNIS DANCE. -—'!‘lie an-nual Luwn Tennis Dance and Bridge at the Casino Wednesday will be one of the best social affairs of the season. The -Ca_sino Orchestra is s FLOWERS

T it'll who attend. It, will be under "10 DBtPOBiIBe of His Honor and Mrs l-leartz.

Central 111151155’

may AT WILTSHIRE, Tuesday. 903.

WHIST alt Rlosury Hall men-fight, 964.

PLAV AT WILTSHIRE, Tuesday} 11 96a.-

imd a splendid evening l5 assured,

Husbands!!!

‘ Do you flirt?

Do you drink?

Don your wife ul- wayl know whore you uro1

Are you faithful to r your vows?

Whether you do or nob-you had hotter I66 "MARRIED FLIRTU."

Prince

WED. THURS. NEXT

~PLAY AT HLTBHIRE, Th] Bilfly. 9

May 12th.

SEASMS FIRST

itfllii’

Who’ trimmed Tile St.

i

mond at Victoria

The opening game of the Cher- 63. lottetown 1025 baseball season was|

Score of Five to Two on The New Dia-

' noon-Good Showing of Fans.

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No matter where you use Soilgro-on your potg. toes, corn, grain-on your lawn, flowers or ln your garden, you'll be amazed at tho growth it

promotes.

, Smisro feeds any plant that has roots. 1th tho now scientific method of hastcnin and increas- ing growth. lt in cheap - for cg: dollars you

get a package that will do f r a good sized lavm

and garden, or an acre an n half of roots or grain — for all summer. _It'is can to a p3 and eliminates for the man in town, t e difixic ty of procuring and the ob'cctlon to applying barn- yard manure or other ertliizer. On farms it can be used with mhnure with splendid results.

Here's what one man says about B01100 Tcniiskaniiiig, Que” Sept. 4, X9“.

"I take much pleasure in laying thlt I I0! very good results from Soiigro as we ind I very bud summer for flowers. I um planed f0 sziy that my flower garden took first prln ll the Exhibition and as there is but one‘ other here thut has used Soilgro wo both ind till bolt gardens."

The wipinn! o! flu‘: latter f: in our will be glad to give the writer’: mun

SOILGRO SELLING AGENCY lllutrllnttorn for Prince Edward hiluml I'll! Kent Htreet Phone 420-1..

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n. We kind»

T It N‘ d wh 00b enough; ‘y'all-lira!- 0%

May 12th. 963

o'clock lust evening the lii-remcq; were called tn the residence of Mir. Stephen Doyle Der-chested‘ St. On the a-rriv-ui 101' lihc lfireilicn u consider- nblo volume oi’ ~s ioke wus- llllfitlilllg ‘ho iiie 11111191" sorey wln-dow lbut no iluze -wais visible. A-f-icr a flew mlln tes the men found u $115111 111111 betwce ntile partitions and ah upplioa-tion of hand chemical cx- ili-nguisihcd it. The all cult uaoun-ded ubout 1U min-lites utter (the alarm .-.-.-l lglven. No damage was done unil the 1ieople oi’ the house nrc ut u loss to account, for the blam.

__-—_r RETURNS FROM WORLD TOUR.—_ Mr and ‘Mrs A. E. Morri- son arrived at (lite-bee Sunday by ti"? Eiliiircss of Scotland. ’l‘hcy linvc hLclLun a world [our since September last and report having iiilil‘ i1 magnificent time. Both are in the best of health and cx- ptct to bc home Monday evening.

‘REPLACES CAR FERRY. ‘-—- The S. S. Scotlu replaces on liiilfiiilfly lhc Cur Ferry Prince Ed- ward lsluliil which proceeds t0 iiullfztx for overhauling, s1",- will be one wvcck tlicrc and then 1pm-

PlLAY AT WILTSHIRE, TMB-Sddy.

FIRE ALARMf-Shotvtly tlliler e

HROGRESSIV-E FARMERS AND GARDENIERS have already ordered their supply of Sollgro. They know its value. Still tinie b0 Bet supplies

Dlflyml on Satiurday afternoon on the new municipal diamond at Vic- tnrla Park, between the St. Dun-

lottetown All Stars It resulted in

stun Red and Whites and the Char‘ I

but do not delay. Soilgro Selling Agency, 176 Kent Street. Telephone 420-1.. 917-5-9ti.

a win for the latter team by a score 0f 5-2.

The game, though not remark- ably exciting, was very interesting and for the firslt of the season, the good sized crowd of spectators sow u very fulr brand of ball. Both teams were very evenly thatched. and ubout equally good in the field. The city nine, however seemed n. huve the edge on hittin gnnd made and maintained their lend from the first inning.

The new cluy diamond under- went lts first official try out very credltnbly. lii. hus been provided with players benches and a built stop.

MOTOR MlBHAP.—Alb0ut seven o'clock iSo-t-urdny evcniug two young indies driving u motor car on Prince Street met wwith a mishap when uhc-ir con-collided with a 110st near Worth-Ms Cor. Beyond u ll-t-tle dwin- uge to tile car nothing of u serious nutu-rc resumed, M-r. “Wwcky" was on the job iin a fcw iminutes and lléll-Ilfiti ‘the young indies out of their difficulty.

SUDDEN DEATH-The death occurred in the city Saturday mor- ning under sad circumstances of M1". Wiilium Kerr, ugcd 72. Mr. Kerr who is an army pensioner. came lierc from the Uni-ted States. und for u time was engaged in nursing. lle then went to, board with Mr. nnd Mrs llelijumirrCrub- he, Kent Street West_ Mr. Kerr was always nn eurly rises and when he did not come down stairs or. the usunl hour this morning u member oi’ the household who went to his room to give him u

THE GAME Was lute in starting, the college nine being u little slow in arriv-

nnd their first mun up fanned; Mooney, the second butter made‘ a safe hit to first, stole sqcond und third_ lle wus brought in by the ncxt butter for the first score of the game and the buses rapidly filled. McEnehern scooped in u fly hit for u double play ut the plate

ed first and stole second and third

o two-bugger, McQuaid

ncd. l-wlille stealing third by McEacll- any neighborhood, Whnt commun-

lug. The latter were first an but|<1i1 i115!- hit.

sent a long h-in. that was K111118181!

Bllll lilllli '

'- llnlliviclrlllvi All suns

Dunstans Nine by a Park Saturday after-

ssck and the next man fanned.

first, next fanned, and the third man got to first, stole second. Last player lost out at the initial sack. All Stars-Ryan out on foul fly, Lynda caught in act of stealing second, last man up out at first. 6th inninq——Flrst man up reach-

buses success ully. The next two players were retired and the fourth mun walked. Gillie reached home on an overthrow. The last man up fanned. ‘

All Stare-Garrick cracked out repeated and advanced Garrick to third. McEachern reached first and Gaf- r-bck crossed the plate. McQuuid was tagged on third; Cronin and Diamond went out on first.

6th lnnInq——B. McDonald bunt- ed to first and the next man fan- Nlcllonuld was put out

ein. The next man u-p loet out nt flint.

All mars-First man u-p, out 0n Ryan hit a nice two bugger, but lost out in try-lug O0 make lthlrd on Lydn's one base Diamond's ‘hit took him- to second base and sent Lynd's home. With Diamond on third, Garrick

in by left field. 7th lnnlmr-First two men up fanned, ultd the He! iriaver died

4th inning-First man out at_

F_ _ iii. l for her when buy- ing Congoloum.

Conanlaum merchants-

’ Tfigryjliatlif i

oriaid

' MOTHERS DAY

(Continued From Page l)

we gee Anger displayed on the school ground. What diiy P111199" Bree from the childish re/w, of fly- lug fists, bitter words. 11nd ugly tempers All chllds play. und natur- al you say, but watch it as it ex- presses itself ln the more serious business of life. lThe home nnd school are hut the training grounds where the temper and passions are trained for life.

We see the result of anger in

ity has not been disgraced by 111111" ily feuds perpetuated by ill tem- pered people who more childish of- ten than children themselves, take venflflllllce over some real or fall- cied insult. The social lifle of that communlily is vitiuted by loose‘ tongues that wng from angry‘ minds, and a bitter feud is perpetu uted where there might be hur- mouy. . Anger hows itself in the business

Yachting Notes

interest in the activities in con- nection with the season's yachting events is growing rapidly and dur- ing ti e week-end large crowds viewed the eighteen footers work» in gout. Some of these new bolt! had races with two older ones an} spirited contents were the result. "The Sheik," nailed by John Lund, was the winner by n large margin.

Flynn Brothers nnd this year she underwent some changes which gave her greater sailing power. "Pollywog," formerly owned by Mr.‘ John Mills and now the prop- erty of Mr. Lloyd E. Wellner, wal the other old-timer and her show- ing was very creditable "Surprise." a new boat, owned and built by Captain "liap" Moore was launched Saturday and, con- nldering the fact that very little time wus given to her fitting out. her performance was very good. " "Zenith" and “No" are working out every evening and are fast

"The Sheik" was built in 1923 by '

_ . . . do. getting in fighting trim for the ' peed u, 1113110114 I 1 ., u , cup of tea, was shocked to find Mi. 11ml ictlied the side. beuveen home and 11mg and political activities of men, ‘ . l Imam“, work Qfiwgngwzgllhe Kerr dead in bed. lle had been cum All SiflrB—M(3Ei1I:llB_l‘fl made first ing ilts deadly mischief. True we stwu: Tiltflifiobe t I hm M . llfllfju Stewart “m1 (3,, 111,, e» plnining of acute indigestion inst on n short bunt but was put uutl 50x 390715 do nut take seriously the t-lwap tlr- . nrilnetis, dr s aulnch “s! pectcd lllu Prlngg Emvard “.111 1,9 evening, but it was not thought slcfllluil 118001113. 91011111 bullied i": ado and uncouth slander that too 36W Vi“? '- - "ii-i" "Y “is b" B W‘ ‘ 000-000-000“ on’ [lle route for five weeks that his condition was serious. 'i‘iie first; 1S. Diamond wnlked Zflflfll 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 often is indulged in by men 0f i‘ "51"" '8')’ “w” m‘ "up"! '1 ._ ‘ ————— ' coroner was notified ,und the body Saunders fuuned. ‘Ryan hit udnlfic 3, 13, U, :1! 3 1! 30-? JIBITDW political purytlzanshlp it; gtgitillllfllgiecsrskggllilijrlneys 12020353 (toilets: 1 - v ._ . - K ‘ _ t ’ Q , ’ - .cI.Ass1F1Ep apvnRTleEMl-INTS z; o. ‘gn- lllulortiun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. m p" line of o Wfbltll (riiurlottciown Mr James Loncrgun m,“ 1,, 11,9 11111181131315; bu; 11,9 cropped home plate and Lynda was The Lineupl. real passion a bitter anger a van. "Barney" is n great favorite with ‘our uueltlottu , , _ _, ‘ ' 1.1131,; “"1110... ____ “T. ‘a: h“ “ii-Tiilsiil U10- HDace in lilo only immediate relative on the la- tugged on third. geful mood in those from who we “i6 ilgviiii-ees 0t "it! 99°"- Bild will - Ri-Y-‘iifllllfllli. Grcut George Street lnntl is u niece Mrs. iFrank Jones. 12nd inningrlThe first man Camber H s“ M might well expect a better exnm- P1071“ lY :19 "i" 11:71:! is: "Bali-b. -,v_¢"v¢-~v - vv-~~--~v-v¢-.v¢--¢--.-e--,¢ __,; und has iu-kcn in ihc store udjoin- pom,“ The funem] noflce W111 11p- gu-uck out’ 113_ ML-Donam wamed F. Mooney . . . . . . . . .. . vu M‘! pm A meet ng of t e ac pg u 111s 111s. Mow-ply ucvilpled by Mr. l t ~ l t ught stealing wnnd. iplmim Anger shows itself in the relig- W111 118 11814 111111 W681i 111111 "111- ' Agtilliifl Wanted MiJNQVlYi- The 110W 1'i~’-‘iiiii1i"i"1'1- iii pear u er. Tile ‘hi; Ellen up landed Coy hit D- Piiliilliii ‘McQuald ions life of the people. We read 590M117‘! “cilliltliiii will he 1111111119 .. L_______i____ 011w e 0 p anted “WY 91111001111 111111 affords urn-pic ______..>__-- mm Rynyfg 510w at deep right ”- i‘ ° u... deplorable story of the early 0111- . . - l . ‘ . . . . . .. S Diamond - ' Baits-HT MEN AND women WHO “P”? i°1' eiiiciei" iiiemg 1° field. E‘ Gm“ " ' ' ' church councils, when the great re "urn not too proud to work and WANTED. — CAPABLE MAlD.— “parrgeslgnd w the Blinnmfr PERSONALS All Stars-lThe first batter fan- A Muwhy 2nd’ B“? _ Gwnqck ligious leaders of Christendom wuulli like to make money during Apply Mrs. Lodge, 25 Upper u‘ a ‘Dlnnornnzl ‘lflrfifillz lgstnu}: Ml. L D make w1nfl1oe was 1n ned and McQuald went out on n ' ‘$1.189... gathered to determine theologies. till: next three months: no-rlsk: PFIIHJQ- illil-5-il-iii Mbyfl M “and e the c'|ty'su'turduy' ily to F, O'Brien 19ft $18111. M11511" 1,_ pwurphy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1g 14nd; and policies, gave way to bitter ‘ m’ °’“'“"°“°°: u” “w”! "WW waureo PUPIL NURSES sou - ‘_“ '4“ chem m“ me same me at me sum Sm Bus“ Dividing iinm grilles“? eixioldlglnligliLlolllalililiiédlTh-lilhziflil: 1 L! itd.1l ti’ l, - . -~ . , . . . . . _ th uc sue e o - Bilry‘ Brad 0y m wfiiggfirza‘ erect Hospital, Skowhegann -DIN'N'E'R AT Vun-omp‘ “Uh” M" and Mm‘ 110mm Nichmson’ same hum" - was H’ McDonald " ' J Mtmacham Zflfifiz, $85-$11; 1:111, became here on Saturday was practically 0111- - tiinin roon t tn Vi in H t l cit n ve revurncd from Florida 3rd inninln-d-‘irat man up Left Field . MM“ 715'3"3-"°1I g ' a ° c ° u u e y a ‘ n a the next F 0-31 Cronin battle rounds 0n which all the 11" 111"“! 1° 111° 111111111“ 3'18"“ . was filled to capacity at the spec- win-lye they spent tho-winter months ‘cuuglut ‘tlutd onmanrtyl Hlxlmm ‘finned . re m“ gaaslons of ‘he so“! were l“! mponers ‘mnssldered the Uunad . . we wu e . o 1- ~ t —- - . s s," WANTED CAPABLE GIRL 0min] Sunduy dinner yesterday Am _ ‘ _ U _ 1 I I Slates Government crop report. 101‘ (9 lmqdleqlgud wmnnn h", lmuflehong 11,051, 91-91181“ \ya1.1 111,, 11111-1161., _ Mr. J. la. Lunipbcli, ShlllnluilltlL. nnd the lust hit a fly to sroitiinh. P. McQiiaid fiizgldM Diamond IOSBQ‘Klfllssszmfignllflglgilln22:11:: legs ‘bullish mm w“ genera“, ~"i*€"'——_—_“ , work App“; 221 wwgm- St lflruduntlon C-lnss from the P. E. l. i" among ll"! fillies“! registered d‘ All slurs-Cronin o“ t‘ u“ a - B R I 5 u ‘ untifclpotcd, and only sales of odd FOR SALE-SEED POTATOES". - 836V F6l,l,0spilul_ ,l.he Mm,“ w“ u E0011 the Queen. ed to heut the ball do first, Dlniu- B. McDonald - - - - - - - - - - -- ‘ - Y“ Methods and results have happily loads of 0M5 0nd barley were filarly “llxel. Llillbgixlitolllqolnlliliiliiillil’ Th,‘ ‘lone and lprently enloyetl by all. J A q H 0nd came a crapper at the same guiigglTmzlgileckl-ISBQQEMQCMma“' Ollflllifld bill ilifl Blllfll l5 "m?" ilie 11111119 1m- May s1l1pmeng T119 "i*-"i~* - - 1 ' ' 11 ' - 1M1‘. mid Mrs. . .. tmu mutt. _ ‘ ' .. . - lendid music by the Lusiuo icy Point Road _--- ihll-fi-ilMll. ' “it Bi’

_____é_y______ _ Miscellaneous FOR SALE-A PURE BRED ARV.

{Trio was ‘most pleasing feature.

delightful and wui-i ll __ Mr. C. J. M55711“; OF THE ROLLO Hosetfiallaghor in vuchl solos wuo given

Summcrsidc, were visitors in the city Suturday.

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same in our modern theological con troversles. Only recently a church member from one ofl these embit-

trudelin cash gruin in the domestic iiiapkct wus also slow, and. prices for cur lots were one cen-t per

l V‘ L t P l fared communities told me that the bushel 10w“; whflg m; @8313; shire illlil- M1111’ "iiiiiiuli i- ii‘ , - , . , , M-r. uni Mrs. Ernest (Juswcll ire- ’ r u situation became lutoierublq and feeding daveloped in we manor. Kenna’ ML ‘Stewart’ 1112135211421 u)‘ m“ “Venn!” “Lmu gmlxofgilmwrcilao‘ifilllgtlallgrdenlundttl m turned ftfom their honeymoon Su-t- e a p e moved away. Anger tovltcomes for spring wheat grades of flour

_,_______ luAsslaes AN-D

ELECTEOLYSIS.

—-——-—i—— _ git-up a warm reception tby their F p; g 1) not far back in the history of most‘ 118cc in caiih Wheat It Wlllillllpflfl.

FOR SALE-HOUSE AND 1.0T M151 E111 Dyer. 211 i_tlc1_nn<>nub!QfUffEWf‘,UR}f§,fTIEf_ lIl'l1fly'i'1‘iGfl(lS. (°°""““’d m" '- _._- ‘ - any church are ihoga cal-k blots there was no ncuwl chance in 1,1 1.10.11, 111m,- qumer, A991,. 17 Street. lla-o-Ztillli- ' f0 ‘l C "l" .1115. ‘ U‘ "If? 0S1 " So few seem any better off." iclflldll" 7"") caused by the anger nnd enmity of Drives but 1111B i8 Blpflcifid 111 1119 Mmym“ Si‘ gTgAygp 1:110“ M W?’ lZllIllfiB sCuililllrilcllywlillsgngorxllcglilmwerc I [The silcakei- pointed out the ter- ‘VLNNIIPEG M 10 B rm "he those who professed to be Christ's “c” ‘iiiiiiiie- Th9 mark“ 1°‘

91111.1; 9.111 1 Y RANCH, e ‘ A ay .— =1 i? winter wheat flo r w a

__ ._ ._____ SW01‘ 13111011 Fox- Findei- plcusc flfn"‘lufcie"ll$l' Rfwlgliion‘ Rgylafmq?‘ Western Guardlan flltblfhsmaggligglgé ‘h; p3,: 211F311‘: 11nd of 1925.,“ 09511111 0'! We §§I,',§‘,,",',,:v§,'“,',,,§‘,"}, 221:1‘: grams?! weaker and busl-ncsus ‘was “quill: ‘l

FOR SALETA FARM AT NORTH "fully E‘ E‘ Shaman‘ mmuge’ ‘in: rltlfissolvtghlilessanll “i little children working in fuctor- B“°k“s“Br°°ks Wmpagg Stated hem hesitates lest in doing so his feel- owing u) the decline m “he” “l itivt-r (Jnrni-l‘ consisting of 32 1. 1.- i. 956-5-11M3l- ‘ ' -—GYMNASTiC EXHIBITION. ' yesterday. 111-11 11w 111111111 i"

act-cs, good buildings. Apply on the 1ircrillscs to Joseph lluit-iuor.

GET YOUR PIANOS ‘AND OR-

. ._.___

benrens were: For Mr. Show: J. M. Aul-d, -D. E. Show, Victor Shaw, H. ll. ‘Show. Donald McKinnon and ll.

urd-ny and on their arnilvlal we're

liunter River. Wednesday. 13th

May by Y. M. C. A. Gymnastic

1a.; fifteen and sixteen hours a day. Women and lititle lwYB Willi"

. Mill In World

have the largest pulp mill in the wlorld in operutlpc 11i-

producing

uubidden into the local chili-ch, and

lngs go beyond the bounds of right eous indignation.

Owing to the pronounced weak-

pnices. The miilfeed market was moderately acltve and the under-

— hc market was etea . . t incredltuble l 1 0g 311g But the must deadly of nil types tone m ‘t ~ _ _ _ _ guns tune-d uni l‘ o t-d b th . l -d. if t, f ll l n! ht, 111B i" ¢0i1ll>l19 11ml" Kcnora, Ont w-lbh a nlouttpu 1,111.19 1,1,51,11,91, was 113115301511 H7*‘_H_ 92" 59M“ "m" mm ileflés ggmgaétion): L? ll. ll-ilison. For Mrs. Show. M. Ross. mil“ we o °w92g5 18131 conditions. The Weak" ‘lumed i518 tons newsprint psa- day. °i "B" l! "ii" cilillei-‘ilve WW- 9111111181-11 gmdeg o1 roped 0mg bu; FOR SALE-—*""———-—*——"—‘~AT NORTH RIVER N_ Marco,“ Sydney 5L \V. E. glen-they, H. Hell. A. R. Wise. well known poemaThomas lioo e that national expression of nnger $1.100‘, were steady A “my m, -. J 1 (-1 - ~11. 11.,- 944-5-l1-4i T‘ Lamz’ slmmlers- liliermcut ___F|Rs.r STEAMERPJQ“, 501ml] "Song of a Shirt.’ which liiid 9° 110011 which lilmfiiiii-liiiiill ""7"" tivo trade was transacted in eggs ma‘! " m?“ "U1? ‘xiii?! . . a: Mi-rtoin {flililthiiis ‘the bod?“ of tlhe whll-st-le of tbP S S. llillbrook, effectively "W584 ‘he Chlrlsml“ . 1 ' gndifiigielillilitlveii- fiiisimeil‘ 0Y1 iliii lln a wholesale jobblng way and ' 1. ' ' 1 o oweret o o grave ~y I 1 , ‘“ ' . - l l d t tic uo- urge 1- egug lg n1 (1 mowed‘ Also ‘ruck wmwn‘ ‘me SPECIAL OFFER 0F HIGH Saturday inflict-noon 1111,0111 3.30 at conscience of Eng an o d 8 n n on on

grad-e envelopes, 50 for 20c, 12o for 35c, 250 for 55c. 500 for $100.

1000 for $1.95. Guardian Of- flcc.

llily mower, ollo suwing outfit for t0 John 9275-9154131

ripping lumber. Apply Walks-r, Elm Ave. ¢ ., _

FOR gAfgal GENERAL PUR-

JNO. A. MIODONAILD, LAND BUR- I

itieanis of untiomatlc lowléring devic- es the i-iccne was very impressive. Services nit the g-raves-idle-weic cott- ductcd by Rev. H. D. Raymond. The funeral tirrangcmenks here wmre look-til after by ‘Mr. N. -D. McLean.

tracted o. large crowd of people t0 lllk! railway wharf Summerslde. This lls the steamers lflrst trip to Summe-rsld-e mnd also the first largo steamer Viz) come t0 Su-mmernitle for two summers. Bra-sides Coot. Wood.

cessity of social reforms, “ _v One hundred years-ago. -..ic on , minal laws stood in Brent nccd I reform, The law recognizes 22d capital offences. lf n. man cut down I ' ‘is hanged. 1f 1w

To g0 Ahead

(Canadian Frau) PABllS. May 10—I<‘inunce Miniat-

national honor ,all of the base:- elomante of life arc unleashed, hat red, malice and revenge are delib- eratly fostered by those whose cun ning understands the terrible pos-

t-he tendency was flnn. The but- ter niarke was inactive and prices closed steady at the recent decline noted. The cheese trade was ex- tremely quiet. and prices dlld 110i show any change. _