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id On Leishinan clothes we will give 10 per cent. dis- *iv count. The K. & S. clothes we will sell at Wholesale Prices. The Sanfords we will sell at cost, which means

In this department we have everything in Summer -"ii Underwear. We will sell on Dollar Day at 10 per cent. off. We also have some odd shirts and drawers which

jg We have a few dozen Cashmere Socks that we will

sell, 3 pairs for a Dollar on Dollar Day. Dn all our other socks we will give 10 per cent. discount.

I _.hut days June

sp enuanent customers, as several others did since last Dollar Day. - i _ ” ~

._-' S II I RTS _ I`,i_fi_ltliis department we cannot be beaten. We will

give '10"per cent. discount on all our new stock, and the old stock, which is good. value at the regular price now, we will sell at cost. You cannot do yourself justice un- less you sec our shirts before you buy. _

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this department- we will give big discounts, as we

have a very large stockon h-and just now-all new. And remember, old raincoats are no good at any price, to keep you dry. Our raincoats are all dressy coats in Tweeds and Worsteds, made from good English cloth and made in Canada. I

Dollar Day is lor advertising purposes, so, ive are going to make a ispelcial eiiortlhis-Dollar. Day tof-.g`ive_,you,ibargains, so that you will become

_ HERE ARE SDME DF THE GDDDS IN DDR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS

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‘ 'TIPAYS '° "“’ 1" this P"°"’“"" ' Mw`HoLEsAl.E PRICE .iii till iiiiulii-

ci-_,' at i’lltoiis lilil. 0791.

BUY War Savings Stamps.

_ 652241-24-i\l1li CAR FOR HIRE at .l’. .J. Noy

' ('o., Iluntcr ltlver.

. CHURCH OF ENGLAND.-iiiviiio service at Springiluld on Sllndaiy :filth

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GRAND VALUES in lncns ready to

\\'|-ar at l‘utoils llolliii' Suit- |5593.

il:iAsEsAl_i_.< 'rli.- ciiiii-lair.-i..ii-ii

.\ill-liors will play in iilontaguc on

, Jul\ lst. As tlioso tcains havt novo .

incl :i rl<‘cirlcdl_i' intcrcsiiiii; gilliie lnay lic cxpoctcri.

DOMINION HOLIDAY. -'l`ilc.<lil.-f.

July lst, lining lloniiliiun llay and li .~atatlltor_\' holidily. The Morning (i\i:ii'~

at3.30 and Crapaiid 7 p. in. _ MAKE IT our liii;i.;c.~:t ilollai- l>ii_v_di_m in nm N, issum \.V(,(m,_,__.[my

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STQRES ¢|_05Ep____R0iui| _<i.,,-.ig-, on good iiuiility goods.i'aroii l.t~i. |355"

close Wednesday at 12 o'clocl<. .lilly -'--

9-to Sent- 10 iiwlu==ivc. Ask To sEE PA'roNs deli-ii sp.-.~»l

5282-I3-1201|-lilllllilll3\\'liS~ luis t\\'o (2) lowcls lol' ‘_’:'i('.' ;A'ls<i':'>

- -- ~ i-rush to\\'r~ls cotton large sim! ."» tori

HAVE you A 5pRAy|NG OU-|-_ $l_0il. l’ntous l.ld. |3583)

FIT? lf not write Poole & 'I`honiplion_ ,

' ' GRAND vAi_uEs ai i-ruins i-.»-..i,v mi

Utd' for prices and paniculars' 'Hwy wr ii -;uil\. diissw. illliiiiliit ‘Eli 1

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haveule goods in Stuck' b`i6`H"1"MU' lui lil`t`l-i- on \\'ai:=l.- :ind skll'is_ l’:itri|is

iild. llfikill.

CLOSING EXERCISES of t‘it_\' _-- _

schools on Frida-y .luiic 2'flli as ful- THE COUNTRY PROTECTS YOU. lows; “lest Kent 9.310 to li zi. in. -You pi'otcct_ thc country by hllyillg Queen Sqllarc 11.10 to 12.40; liorli- \\':ir Siiviiigs Stliiiips. ford Square 1.30 to Ci. l’rlncr-, Slim-iii, _ 0522-624-1\i3li 3.10 to 4.40. 6581-ll-2.'li.\i2i. --

., .. _-_ _ SUPT. CLARK RETURNING. -- TRYON BAPTIST SERVICES. __ Mrs. J. .\. (`lllr!<. l‘I.\pr~|'iiiiciit:il I-‘.irni

Stliidily, 29th, Rev. I". A. iiuliloy wi|liStiiiioll_ ll\<'r‘ivo|i y\'ril'd _\'cslt‘riln_vllil|i preach at 'Bonshnw 11 a. ni., Appini lit-i-` liushaiid limi siiilcd i'i'oin Liver- Road 3 p.nr..,_nnd Tryon at 7, lilveiiiiig "ii_r__i_§_i_l by the Coronia for (Hanada. _

service in observance of -“(`liildren's Da?" vsllpflé-clii Building- A h(`“l`1l" ANYBODV can .niakef nloney. Few welcome to hit- " . _oi us are really good savers. Try

- ' nves ng

_0FFlCE.,_¢LQ§E'Q.-Dr Ayer's oi1i»i~i\|Staiiips. You may liuild bonds` at

will .be close41_.torla.y and until Fridayl leisure and at the iianie t,iln_e build July 4-th g`n_accour\t of removing lo| up your couiitr_\'_ -`“' and iiirinrq.,ua._nlii new oliieo iii ui.. _ e522-_o-at-_ivi::_i

D9’ BrISay'»'BI.°Ck DVM GNL H"“I"`f`.‘ ` I N liiiou ll'4.V and ii stalutor.V liolidily the

Drugstorc1_`:»_ li58l-li~2lil\-l:li Dgpg-r BA-|-1-A|_;0N N0 MOR _._ ' V' The l“ii'st Dcpol lliiltlilion ` cw RE`¢E1VED I0d"V ‘Ilf"l`l fmlll ililll' liruiiswii'k` llcpzliiierit has hcon coni-

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fmlllli CI" Wild ‘ll`fl“S"S- Und l"l“"'llt‘ l plclclv iii-iiiriliillzi-rl, 'ind its comin' nd- , ` .. » .. . . , .. ~ With. mont,-.that-we w°~»nu0ti».-1‘x-1ev- iii.; ..l`ii._-I-i-_ viii-lor iff i~‘. slay.. iviiiitiiw f§f.’fL’_‘,"_ __‘.""“"f'-I _ ;"“' _"’“‘§“_"‘|“"_‘§ Lionl prices. We -have also just liiiill- , lonizs to t'lini~iott:-towii. iiiiviiii; wriiiirl' I H _‘_ ‘ I`I£'iiI,),‘L"f (Ip (UNF. ,mm \ ‘ od car load Aliens applcndzi in ill. lf.. l up ||,,. -,.-...rims .,,,.| ,-.-.-lim., 0|' this ,'.“""` mm "‘ m' " “` "Um"

' ‘ ' ' iilvri- will lic no rir'livt‘|'_\' liy |.t'itl‘l'

20, 30 and 40 gallon l>iiCliill!<‘-‘*. Milli" I unit, lclt i,ii' llallliix to tako up his

' '. 'il ' "-\~| " .~ ‘.~ .-»" ‘ - .‘iI

110 Inlsiakl _ (ir out piirts wfoir into llutlrs on illl .stall ot this chili 'mms Wm hl, Ulusml M 1: U~(_lm_k1-m.

ordering elsewhere, Wlioliislilli only |,,_a],,.,.i,,,- ,.,- ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,_ R. E. M\1tl:li& (`o_ _______

°"i-'\77tl-2'iNl'l`., Fnom ovERsEAs._-.\ii..ili.-i~ lsiaiiii

_-___ iaoldir-r .\li'. .l. J. .\ll-l~Iacliv|'ii lil'l‘ivl»i|

'PETERS-BOYLAN.-lSt_ llllnslaiiisi in (‘iiiii’lo|ti-t<'i\\'ii l'i'o||i live-i‘i~r~,:i:¢ on Cathedral was thc scene oi' il prolly 'l`ilr-sll|.i_v night. iii- licliiligs to Souria Wedding at an early hour ycst_<\i'rllly vlilistcll in the west. llc was woulid- mornin ivhcn Miss Rose Voters, of cd in tho :~iliouldci° :lt the haitilc of

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this--city was united in marriage to t'liinbi'ai. llc rctiiyiicd toitlunada vi.iI:;% ;:'_`mmH__`, hnlmnys _‘ru l_(m(_m_nnd_

Mr. John J. Boylan. Tho brides- Portland. Mnlno by tho iS. S. Essen- gnid was Minn Ella Collings, of Mon- uilio. llc left y<»slcl'rlay for his_lloliio tague Bridge and the groomsnian was in Soiii-is.

Mr. George Peters. Rev, Maurice Mc- _-__- D°ll“l‘l °m<-'"'l@d- - wzooloc vasrsnn/xv. - 'rli.~ - ' _inarriage took place at St. l)iiiistnii‘s WEDDING BEI‘I'8'_`Th° ‘"“l`l`lllK“ (‘.atliudi'iii _sei-itordiiy niornlng ot' Julia

i'.°°k'l'Ia°e al SI- D\"‘“W“'5 Culhflllill Gauthier and Mr. licriilirri l’runtv lioili

5 '30 yciiterda morning of Miss Noi ., , M1” \|,,,. G(,||_,,§, _,

_‘Q ~ Y - _ - ol' thi. zity. .» ' ' -t- I9 Rfalnor of H"PU)R"37"3tl{lCI MII- Jail- tended the lirlde and thc gmoiiiiiiiiilii H50" UI Sl- IGI"-"55 0V< MUNI" was Mr. .\clir-.as (illlltliici'_ Rev.

We McD0““I‘I ll€l`I'°l`m9.d the CHC- Maurice .\lci)on:ild p1‘l'for|iicrl thi-

F“"y~ Thi' midi? WHS Rilimd ills C0990' cerclnony. Many l'rieiids unite in 550" blllft Silk _NNI WGS Hltlendvd by extending fonlgrliitlllitiolis and host

llqr sister Miss (,harlotto,T_rainor. Mr. w|3pe5_

Rbginald Walsh of 'Mt.*-*Stewart sup- .-.___

ported the groom. immediately after _ -

the ccrenwny the henry younu couplo _ NooN wEoolNG.-oii.- .ir uw pr.-i. Ie" 0" *I W"d‘I‘l"8 1-t`lD'to the Mainland tiost Julio weddings of thc solisoii took i-oiiii~i|.|,.,., in al-,n,,_ M,._ Rogrlmhl W,,|,,h fqllowcd by the best wlslics of mnny pl-acc iit thc i'csidl\iii-l- of Mr. and ol' Mt. Stewart. Many gifts were f\'-I°l1dB- Mrs. Nelson ltnt.t.ciiliul‘_v yosterllliy

,M \vh_oii their riungliter Miss Maud was and linen from the Mecllilnlcul Staff

uultvfl li1I\\‘=o'i'l»\_l:f‘ to Mr. Gcorzi- W or uit- viitrliii luiliilsliliig coinpiiny.

, . llciid of Siiiiiliicrsiilv. iiov. li, (1. l<`ul- wherl- ihc hrido was torniei-ly cinploy-i

toll 0lIlcli\‘l.llIl£. The lirldo looked cx~ ed and where she was deservedly pop-

¢ cet-r_ll|lgly nirr- in a bo:-oiiiiiig gown nllir with ali. 'Rho grooni wlin nerve-il

oi navy lilue gl-oi'gcttc lintl antln and with tho 26th lfillttalloii overseas

f r‘l\i'ril‘|l ll liunilct of lillirs of thc Val- wlilwc hc rocclvcd il wound und ll Mil-

li-_\'. 'l`liii cl-i'l\inoiiy which was witness- ltnry Medal is to he liclirlily congrntir cd by lilt- lniiiicdlato frlviidit or thc lillod on thi- siiccoioi of the cngiage~ fnniily wus followoil by congriitiilail- nil-nt in whit-Ii ho won it charming

, ions and ii dalntiiy served lllnclicon, lirldl-. After tho ceremony Mr. und ` Mr. aint Mrs. lieiiri leaving on thc at Mrs. Wilson loft by the early train

ternoon tralii on ti lioncymooil trip lol on ii lioneynioon 'trip llirmlgli the lin- Hallfnx and thc Annapolis Valley. i\ ited States und ("aniidn .

€rS Should know how easily and healthfully

valualila array cl' presents told of the ' . . - , popularity of the young couple, among fakes the place of

1 tr in \vm- Savings and- '[‘h.1»ifg i°occi\'c their corrcspondcncc ily letter

which were several substantial checks report of the investigation- into tim and ii beautiful sliveraiervlce from the lobster llsheri employees of N. Rattenbury Ltd, The vinces' made hy A. P. Knight. l’rofeu~

wo will nivc you the vt‘l‘,\' l0\V“-Sl lll`I“'~` uiorniuiz. Tilc Evcliing Gliarrlilin will

not he is-sucll cn 'l'li<-sd:l_\', hilt will lic plllilislii-ti as usual on \\"l~rliic_-;l|n_\' aftcriioon, .\rl\'ci'tisci's plcasr- lliku lioticc.

POSTAL EMPLOYEES HALF HOLI

DAY.¢-As il rr-suit of :i .req\li‘si, lronl oi'l.1liiii'Ll'il postal cliipluyces for .l Sili- ui-day lialt`.liolirlay,:ill_ tlicyyviii' rollnd. or l'or at least fl wcclily 'hall lioliday. it has lice-li diicirli-rl, so t'li‘t\t as inany as possible of tho i-liililrryccs' niay lic given li lioliilay, that liei'cilftci"oii Sal- urday al`tr-rlioon the l’ost Oillct- will ho I-lost-d lit 1.00 p. ni. with thc ex- <-vptioii that |iosl.ai.:o .stalups will lic sold at the slainp ivicltct. as usual, and general delivery and i‘cl.:istratioli wiclrcts will rclnuiii open for husillcss. 'l`lli-,ro will lin no letter c:al‘l'lerdclivcry on Satiirilay iii-l‘ti-riiooli, rind the out- goiiii: inzlils will hc rlcspaiclied oil Sut- ilriliiy thc sanlc as usual. 'l‘lii=,i'c will he ilo delivery ut' lnzlil on Siltilllluy :\itci'iiocn to persons who ordinilrily

carrier. Ju2li~!<il

DOMINION DAY OBSERVANCE.- 'l‘llesday thc lst of .lilly living lloiii-

il‘o.<t Ollice \vill lit- closr-ll, wltli the 'cx<-npliiiii that postaiixi- stlilnps will

oiri at thi- stninp wil-lu-t,s, limi the

`l|riir-r, and tho liui_':oiii|.: al`tr-rilooii

ilcspatcli. ’l`llcri~ will hi- no iiiid-il:.'_; i-oilcr-t_ion froiii tho Sir:-i-I licttel' ltiixcs. ’l`|il~:~'<~ 1-Iialiltcs lu llir- iiiiil|nf‘l‘ of oliscrviili; thi- llolidily :irc thc rc sult ol' pi'otc:~its i'r‘i-clvcil froln orgriii- izi-ll postal ¢yiliplo,\'r-os aglliiist distin- ction lieliigaiiiillo Iictwccn one liraiicli

survicc and anotllcr in so far

Ju?li»Iii

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WEDDING BELLS.-The Marriage

ot' Miss Nvlllo 'l`rainoi', llallglitcl' of Mr. l’lltrtck 'l`i'1\luol‘ ol’ lilipc River, lu Qilul'ti-ninastcl' J-.lirics J. Wilson. l\-1. M., Si. Peters l}a~y, son of Mr. John \Vi|son_ was soleiiinlzr-il lit nn curly houi' _viestrii-lilly iii St. l)iinatiln's ('ath¢‘lll'ul. (`lial'llittcto\vii._ liov. l<`utllt»_i‘ Mlillricc Maciionairl oillclntlng. Tilt' ilridc looked lovely in ii gown ot' Vic- tory hluo silk. with linl to inutch. ‘Sho was attended by her sister Miss (_‘hilr- lotte ’l`ri-iinor. who wore a most be-

was i-iiippoi~icd hy one of his former

rcr-clvcll including il silver service

PHOF. KNlGHT‘S REPORT.- The

tea and coffee,

_ Guardian loin in extending feiicttai~_sor of Animal 'Biology at Queen's Un~ ions.. lvornlty. has been published. Prof.

I

coniing costulnc of blue. The groom'

.l{nli.:ht_ who is wcll kilowll in l’. ld. li-ili\nd_ visited tho lobster lil<liini.:,ilis» tricl ol' thu provinces during which he coiii`orl'cd with caiiiici':~' and iislior- |nicil, Lind his report is of ii most cx- llizillstivo nature. Ile bullies to thc 'i-onciusioii that various accepted the- ories respectful: lobsters arc ilot liorllc out by facts, and shows that it _has never proved that lobsters are lliistrllilltoll evenly over thc iii,~ilioru iliclt froiii l)iilli\\':lrc to thc Straits of Hello Isle, and that the assuniption ,that it is impossible to cxterliiiliatc lzlny niiirinc animal is incorrect. llu

I'i~iaiins that his iiivestigatioiis show that tliorc \\'ol'c practically no loli- stcrs in ot`l`sl1ori-,’ \vatvl‘s, that is an ‘outside depth of fit`tl=¢>n t`a.tholns, and he furlhci- claims that cvcrywhci'e ~thi» lii~'lii‘l'iili‘ii's rzllclios arc falling otl' iyoar hy 'yerllx l’rol`cssor Knight is lzilso of tho opinion that tlicro is uvci'

llisliinl: _:ind thc rcliivilics he propos- _vs are shortl‘r fishing seasons and thc ,cstzililisliliiclit of sanctllarics where no lolisters would be taken at any tiiiic. ll would appear front thc diitu availulilo thu-t soinctliing iiiust lin, done or the lobsters illl soon he ox- tcriiiiiiatcd on certain parts of the

lcoilst.

i PERSONALS

Mr. Jiilii_cr_`,Y<iiinki»i‘, ivloiilarxiii-`, was

ti visitor to thc city yestcl‘du_\'. _

iiir. (‘ccl.l G. Day, New. ,Glasi.:o.\v.,

.\I.S., is visiting friends at York. .

Mr. ivlattlicw Prosper, of Windon,

Iiot .'19, wus in thc city yciiicrllay..

.\ii'. ill-iijamlii Gallllilt; h1'.i..A'..-of

Blooiiiiltlld, was in the oily yr-stci‘- (lily. .\>-'-- ' ,

Z\ll'_ and l\'lr's. J. (`, Sims and l\li.=s

il)oroihy_ wi‘l'o passl~lil:t'|'s leaving the l-ity _vcstcrrlay~for Sydney, (‘_ll. -

.\li'. l"i'rid .ltaliisu_\'. lialnillon, -\\':i:i

in uw i-ity _v_i»iiti-willy iitlemllns ilu' annual coliiiiiliiiicli-Iloii ol A. _l". &, .\. M. lriilizos. I

Miss l.oiil.~=ai Idssr-i'y. Boston, is

spoiirliiii; hor liolidaiys nt Union lload, tlil- izucsl ol` hor iiiolllcr, Mrs. l.~\iu\l~ Essir-i'y.

Nir. 'l`lioinas (`,lvlii._~iit.i, .lilo vcternii

isliot-iiialu=i', of ('l\nr|ottr~to\vli. went to `lloi‘dmi this week to tak!-. li woll ll#-:<\ci'vcil vocation.

llr. A. J. l<`l'llser, and Mrs. l~`l'ascr

were alliong visitors to the city yoiltcr- llny and rlttcnded thc rllccs ill thu nf- tornooii .'

Miss llcllc Jainlesun. ol` llaiifllx.

who spent sonic months pliiit in,thls .r-ity. the guest of hor lirothcr. Mr. .l. G_ `Jaiiiica.iii. li-it yi-sterrluy niornlng for Digby, where sho will vildt for the suinmer months.

Mr. J. M. Campbell, returned sol-

dier, who is under treatment in the Szinltoriuin at Kcntville, N. S.. arriv- ed in the-city on 'l`uesdl-ly evening and left yesterday for Elmira to spend u ten days furlough at. his iioinc there.

Mayoi"`°f‘.‘.‘NlV. ‘Bentley, -Messrs,

-Robert Douglas. J. T. Prolltt, Kens- ington :uid M.r. Wni. Mayne, Spring- lielda ilioloijerl to_ tho city yesterday and roporttho roads in tlno condition.

Miss Viola Mullen has returned

home frnniUVlt. St. Vincent College, liulifnx. __

-Ainong those who motored to llie

I-ity yesterday were, B. McKay. And- rew McKny, George McKay, Waller Williams, A. McLeod of Greens Road. Also Herbert MDEW.en, Lnrno MCEWBH Daniel Mrceo stanley pi-ldap and

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... of th, .Maritime p|l.,.....wsi.mi- Mcksniigxor springfield. The

chnuffers were Andrew McKay and Herbert McEwen. with their new Chev roiet car. ` _

AREAS sown To GRAIN, HAY /.No r=orAroEs.

()’l"l‘A\\’A. Julie 14. 1919.-The Doni-

lnion llurcau of Statistics issued todtly the first or lirellininary estimate of tho areas sown to grain and hay crops this spring, together with at report on their condition on May 31, as compiled t`i'oiii the returns of crop correspond ents. -

Wheat shows for the whole ol' Can-

aria an cstiliinted total area of 16,958, 500 acres. as compared with l7,352l,902| acres in 1918, ii ileci‘ea$e ol' 395,402, acres, or 2 p.c.,lll 1918 tile/area sown was 1,477.l50 t,tcl'cs, or 10 p.c. inorc than the area oi' 1917. Owing to the uiildness o" the wln`tci‘ of 1918-19 the :iron to hc l\zli'vcsted of full wheat is 797,750 acrcs, representing 981,135 acres, or ill |i.i'. liirigffllnli in 1918. Tho aro.l sown to spriiig wllcat is lii,lti0,750 at-i'cs_ i‘upri‘sc_i`ililii; 77ti,5Zl7 |acrcs, or 5 nc. less than in 1918. Of outs tho total area sown ,is 14,054,000 acres, whl-':li is-136,000 u,crl=s. or 1 p.c. loss than in 1918. The acreage of the l'<-iiuiiiiiin.; crops is as follows: Barley 2l,_tlZiIi,240 acser. as coliiparcrl with $l,l5Il.7ll aries in 1918. rye 575,585 acres up against 555,294 acres, pens 208,250 acres. as against 235,976 acres. tnixcd grains 877.240 acres as against 921,826 ar-rcs, hay and clover 10,472,700 acres as against 10,544,625 acres and

acres. This year reports on potato piiiiiting were asked for ii inonth enri- ier than heretofore, and the replies indicate an area under potatoes ot’ ti92,900 acres ng compared with 735,192 aci'cs._lal~it ycnr, tl decrease of 42,292 acres, or 6 p.c. Potato-planting had not matic niuch progress in tho Maritiine pi-oviiir-os and in Quebec at tho ond of May; so that thc estimate inust, he considered as of very tentative char- actor, GRAIN ACREAGE OF PRAIRIE

"" PROVINCES. 'i`lii» area sown to wheat Ili the throc

l‘ra|rIo provliiccs totals 1."i,450,700 :ii-mis, as r'otlipai'cil with lll_l25,45l' :lures lust _\'r‘,:lr, to outs 9,6l1l,000ac|'cs,i ns r:oiiipiii'f\d with 9.Il54,941 lic\'c:<, to lial‘l<-,y 2.l\53.Uilll zlcrus :iii conlparcd wil Il 2,27t5,JlZi4 at-i'i_‘s, ami to ryn 430,00() ilt'l‘c.~i as zigliilist 411.840 ncrcs. ily i\l‘rivliicc:~i thc areas arc: Wheat ivliiiiltoliii 2,919,100 ncl'r‘,:~i: Sairkatcli ewan, 8,879,000 ucrus; Alberta I-1,658,000 acres. Oats, Manitoba, 1,715,000 acres; Saskair-licwsiii, 5,088,000 acres; Alberta 2,811,000 acres. Barley, Manitoba, 1,082,000 iii-rcs; Saskntche\vali643,000 acres; Alberta 437.000 acres. Ryo, Manitoba, 249,000 acres, Siiskatcliewnn 137,000 acres, rye 50.000 acres. CONDITION OF CROPS ON MAY 31,

- 1919.

in castorii (llinada, especially On-

tario and Quebec, the sowing sczinoii was delayed by cold and wet wiiatiicr. in the west favourable weatlierdncco. cding late needing induced rapid groivtii. in Manitoba all sowing was into, owlnr; to cold. wet weather dur~,` ing April; hut warm rains and excesl _sive heat during the early part of May caused rapid growth and all grains are' reported as in excellent condition, in some parts of northern _$nsl_<atcliewan high winds during May, with dry wcutlier, caused drifting and proved detrlmenal to spring crops. in other districts grain is in excollentl condition. in the soutlieru part of‘the province cooditloiis for seeding were idciii and :ill crops urn doing well, ln Alberta ho'-v_v' snow early in May supplied much needed moisture and crops camo on rapidly, though in imma sections frost damaged ripririg crops considerably. Expressed nittnericiill_v,i ill D€I`HC€il!Hlle_of_ the average yield

cn-s-_'ron :A ,_ iii iff; ‘mmm " ‘ '

liit`alit\_192,»i80 acres as aguiiist19ii.4:.‘.\ .

of the past ton years, thc average condition for all Canaria for each' crop was on May 31 as follows: Full wheat 101 (75); spring wheat 98 (96); all wheat 98 t96l; oats 95 (100); barley 95 (9S); rye 101 (94): peas 91 1101); mixed grains 92 (102); hay and clover 101 (99): alfalfa. 95 (97); pasture 102 (100): Tile figures within brnck» cts represent the condition on' May 31, 1918. Qu the whole, therefore, tall wheat, rye. hay and clover and pasture show a condition above aver- iigc; spring wheat is somewhat better than last year, though two points be- low average. Tile other crops are be- low average limi below the condition

SOLDIERS RECEPTION.

(Jn i<‘rlduy evening the iStai' of llopo

liivlsioii, Nb. 160 at Capo Wolfe gave a reception to their returned heroes. the hail being far too small for the occasion. Mr. .lanies Elder presided over the gathering, in an ideal man- ner. The programnie rendered being as follows:-lSpecial choir "Welcome Horne." Address by Rev. I-I. G. 'Mel- lick; ltecitation. Miss l... Murray; Reading, by Mrs. Melleck; Address, by Rev. Robert M. Brodie; -Song. “Horne Again;" Recitation. Miss V. Stralig; ltecitation, Miss '1‘. Bridges; after which Mr. V. McElichern read the following addressz-

Star of Hope Division, No. 160,

Dear Friends, We deem it n happy privilege

to meet. you here tonight and with lieartfelt gludness we bid you wel- come hcino. We Join with you in lamenting tho loss sustained in the deatli of iii-‘o. Jllinos Norman. Olir hearts' praises unite in paying to his iiioiiiory tho higlieilt tribute of our grntcliil hearts and in extending to his dcar oiiiis our sincere sympathy.

During your abaoncc you hilvc pan-

i~iod‘ tlirolli.:ii dangerous cxptwloiicos and hnvi-. lived and suffoi'ed under the shadow and tliiccrtaliity of war; your duties liitvo been pei'i`ornied under niost iiiifiivorltlilc conditions lind we rolill'1.e you inust have exercised great pains of endurance to pcrforin your duties so unfalterlngly.

Words fall to express the extent

of youi' services but we assure you wo appreciate tho sacrifice you have iniido in defence of our country's precious privileges and honourable rights.

Wo coiigru.tiiluto' your ,parents on

this joyuii occasion. They have also endured much during your absence;

of last yenr. '

I ltho years of war were anxious yours 'for' them iilid we are glad they have I-been so t`ilitiifui though it all. This

iordor of Sons of Temperance wel- comes you back, we are pleased to remember the time when all whose names are on this Roll of Honor were associated with us in our division.

in memory of the happy times wa

spent here assembled in this division room lint especially in mem-ary of the heroic duty you performed we pray you to accept these small gifts we

-have prepared as 'tokens of our un- I

dying gratitude for your valiant ser- vices. Agnin we bid you welcome home.

" 'Cominittee of S. of H. Division.

Masonic Fraternity I _ _Hold Sessions

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'1`lia'forty-foui'tl_i annual communlciv

tion of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted# Masons ot' Prince Edward island met and opened in ample form at Masonic Temple yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. There was a large and representative gathering of_ Delegates from all parts of the Pl‘0VillC9~ "UNIV of whoin came from distant parts oi!

Kinnon, Most Worshipful Grand Mast.- cr. presided. The Grand Marshall, Sidney Gray, immediately formed the brethren in' procession. -and they marched to St. James Presbyterian

Churcg whe\__e_ the Grand Chaplain. Past rand " aster T. F. Fullerton. D. D., preached ii very, forceful and eloquent sermon, suitable to tho oc~ caiilon. "Faithful Unto Death" was the subject of his discourse.

The afternoon season began at 2.30

p. ni. and was largely attended. Tho reports of tho Grand Muster. Grand Socretary'.'Grand Treasurer and Grand ilocturcr w ro presented and indicate ii very steaih' and iiubstuiitiul increase in inonibers, und tin unusual interest; taken in the proper oxeinpliilcatlon of tho degree work tliyougliout the entire jurisdiction.

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better tli.in Pills il__El A _I For Liver llls.f QUIZ Bill' _A. E. Foster, Central ruggilt.

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Can Youth and Middle,

' Age B2 Henry

' The older man is attracted bythe young girl"

freshness and innocence. And the girl is fascinated by 'the older,man’-s experience, his broader outlolik oh ’ life, his delightful manners, in brief, his sophistication. `

Can they be happy together? ‘

Will not the young girl’s very sweetest cloy_after§_n

time? And will not the coldness and undemonéiraii- vciiess of the older man kill his young wife’s love? Or worse yet, drive her to some younger and more agree- able man for comradship? ‘

is _any love strorlgz enotl%h to reconcile two people

so different ' in char ter? andrh Co rtney thought

.i so, but even she had hours of liag douliit. _ ‘ _ n¢adcii»l»elaiioimf»l»¢». p_ _ _ lite. 1- Jealous," which sthrts»'FridI‘i‘y moriiiiig. , _

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