F JUNE 2, 1915 _ ` _ "

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‘ ""7 PAV3 t0 buy in this Province

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...*0NE CENT per word each lu- i . _ sertlon tor advertising in this column. Liiiiilt' , ».'\-: u l n r 1 I nr a a C a e S

“em rrr Momaguer ar n Cash must accompany order. l Srrq_rr_ 1 _ "Perfect for

e- ‘ ` ' " Jams and -

__tsH|pp|NG__ The Govern" l ..*STRAWBERRY BOXES AND l. _ ”

5 1 1 ,_ 'e"_§ CRATES-`0l'dler your supply early Jellies _ »

-r‘3»‘I.'-‘-‘af*`13’..,§"?.,"“‘}§.'.‘§, ”§;i,§', MEC- 1° ruse rm-ri -1-iiv--» Mm-rue 2 lb. and 5 Ib. Sealed Cartons.

Mianle Harris. and Annie M.r* ay at Furnishing Co" Ltd" Montague'

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gi. large quantity of way [r@fg;,(;_(i~ out _, ._..._.~

9_1/ening via Bay Fortun _ l t E Breeders are invited to liispenctereéted

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rriggrrillcent horse and can make sat? :ig s a

*Messrs Poole & Thompson, Ltd ntague. are now unloading their

Also 10 lb. 20 lb. and 100 lb. Bags; Laiiiiv;

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r-;°.h;r|éErAPunE enso s'rAi_|.ioN ei"i.eciair or ine iiaiifaifearrisgii - i ,” W Ia on rr_humrrayTI'rIuAn|: awlll be at Dundas inspected the Souris Cadet Corps on r _/I ' '

er “mm Wrrrr R rd and remain ov- Saturday. Tho corps numbers about _,._`_,

lil mr ~r _ D e ve Dundas Friday llfty boys and the Colonel pronounc- -gf _ .° _ng 0* ~ Steeles, Little Pond, ed it equal to any hc has seen yet * "_ITf-1 ltoon, and will travel to Sourls sam ` '-`_\

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Bfn Breeders Association tor terms, limited com ed t

Dar o other years. See

Bs a member of the Association will their ad in rms issug

be with the horse. ' 11gs.¢;.2.M11,

IIIONCIIITIS GATA RIIII £01115 gg

A Slfnvlhlale and elizetlve treatment avoiding on 4""&7~ VlPorizedCre»olene stopsths aroxysms i0

Croup ll once. his a boon to sulerera lrom Auth mn. The nlreirrylngihesntlsepxlc vapor, in- haled with v

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Our Low Shoe Sale is

ry popular because we ’ re giving real bargains.

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All Sizes

Think what this mean o you.

$5.00 for

Alley & Co

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LET 'US demonstrate our

skill by making for you -

the best portrait you have

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Colored Photos

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SP LERS

" ,§_;5'1-_'_;'~,\ _ -vo.-_-»-fy ‘>.\‘~ , _~ 'sy ._ slit."-£“Z _”‘»'§f1* '-if” rrrr\ \». , .,~.<'Z'r4 I \-\1.i.r.¢-_ _ S3355 '= _ _='- is 5;

if "‘ il,

I f the urine is hot and scaidiug-is too

y-or shows brick dust

» deposits or iuucus-get Gin Pills to-

dziy and cure yourself of Kidney and gguddcr troubles. “Made iii Canada".

c. box, 0 for $2.50. Free treatment if

you write National Drug sa Chemical Co. of Canada, Liuuied, Ioronto. 270

Black Diamonds

are ot more vain to you ln the midst l

ever had' ot a blizzard thrian white ones.

, We've a yardtul of line qualities,

Th C k graded sizes, no flaws, and while we

e u don't deliver them by winged mess-

enger. we deliver them quickly.

BEST QUALITY COAL

PRICES RIGHT,

Phone 111 C. Lyons & Co. -

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__»s|MpR0VEMEN-|-_ __ The new EASTERN PERSON.ALS M-."Mr. French. representing the

_ V COUGH house which Mr Ben Stewart, George-

SPASIODIC CKOUP ASTIIMA Coucus town, is building is rapidly nearing

mpletion under the capable super~

24 vision ol' Mr J. Barrett. A few more

‘ YOUIIE H1011 Ol’ Mr Stewart's enterpirse

_ and judgment would make an appre-‘

ciable difference in the spirit ol’ the

- £¢f,||7| town.-Repairs are being conducted

the railway buildings in George-

°' h°°P|l|¢ Cough and relieves Epnsmudie Dwaf supervision of Mr

mn" ,,,¢:r,.f,"rf'rr°‘;°r‘r‘;'; d _ ..*SHlPPlNG.-The schooner Cyr- soothe: the uorelhrun 55 `-‘- eune. Capt. Peardon, sailed on Satur-

:ggurmapgesrrirfr rrpim. U. W day for Picton for a load of railroad pi, ;,,,1,,_|,|, ,, mofhr; 1 M Q . Cool. Schooner Brilliant, Capt. John Willl revs: clillam. Hemphill. is loading a load of hard " "\ ré stonrer for (iharlotrrrretown. Dredge D.P.

` 0- . lilpt. cCzirth.V. was towed

_ _ _ ‘_ _ I Grand River Saturday. where she

i.¢¢m»ssMiinBid|..M¢str'| will conduct operations for the sum-

mer. S.S. Pekin, Capt. McLeod, towed one ot’ the scows to Grand River

Erlriliiriiitrirrniiig. Partrrol boat No, 9, Capt.

c .ar ly. is co ec-tin s awn here

lll!i\\\\M \\‘lllll for the hatchery; her groulie is from

Georgetown to Souris and return, and on alternate days to Murray Harbour.

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week*

..*Mr Elmer Jenkins, Georgetown,

is at present visiting friends in Hali-

..*Capt. A. A. McDonald was a pas- lr

senger to Charlottetown Saturday, re-

turning by the evening train.-Y.

_ .*Mr. Berker ot' thc Canadian Fish-

ery’s Service is at present staying at

of Acadia College, came to George- C town Saturday to -spend hor holidays

at hor home here,-Y.

Donald. Cardigan. spent the week-end li

passed the second year examinations, in Prince ot’ Wales College.-Y.

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_ .*Miss Katie Murphy. stenographer`,G

__,,Mr_r Michael Cheverre' Sourrs an turers roi' oils is on a business trip to

rived home from Gloucester last Souris'

_r,Mr_ A_ R McQuardr Sourrsr has glio arrived in Souris last night from

rfégrgrignrggnlrrrhigmxtggsriegyere he il;/iorris and Ruth Paquet. also Miss

fax _Y town yesterday morning to resume his

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' r nerles, Halifax, paid a business trip

i '.'*Mi§B Bowers' SL, `]°l‘“"' NM" to all the lobster factories in Eastern arrived in Souris yesteiday the gucst Kings last week and ren Sawrdrrr ot' Mr. .lohn Klckhom, Souris West.* morrrrrrg for Gasrrer, ‘

who occupies 9. responsible position

the Cox Hmel’ sourisf in Cliarlottetown has resigned it and

..~Miss Lime Mernee. of the starr R,” °°"“’ ‘° S°“"° f°" "‘“ h"“““'

..*Messrs Andrew and Gerald Mc- McDonald have returned to th r

in Georgetown, the guests of Mr and ful Mrs W. M. Flynn.-Y. The young ladies are to he highly coil-

gratulated on their work. having taken

__,Mr_ Harold Keeping rerrrrrred _ second year work their first time and

home last week, having successfully passed "ear the wp of the )'si`_Y'

V called away yesterday morning to his

is seriously ill. Mrs Greenlees left

in the Bank oi' Nova Scotia, Charlotte-` home in St John, and her condition

town, spent Sunday at the home ot' becoming somewhat alarming a tele- her parents in Sturgeon.--Y. igram was sent to Mr Greenlees.-Y.

cAll Company, Montreal, inanuiat

_.*Among the successful students

W. C., were Misses Katherine

isle Morrow.*

..‘Mr George Lavers left George-

ork as moulder in the steel works, ydiiey, after spending the winter at is home in Georgetown.-Y.

..“Mr. Whiston oi' the Neville Can-

.."Mr. William E. Cheverie junior,

r. (’lieverle will occupy a summer ottagc at New Z0z1lnud.*

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..*Misses Adele Smith and Edna

omes in Georgetown. after it success-

year in Prince of Wales College.

..*T\ie Rev. J. 0. Greenlees was

ii’e’s former home, where the latter

eorgetown about a week ago for her

lllllll KING lllll llllilllll Wllll YUU -

More men, more inen-is Lord Kltcheners appeal to the Empire.

Men! Yes, that is it. Clean men, men ot’ iron, ilrm, determined, hard as granite, illled wtili a patriotic desire to do something tor their country. 'l‘o that quality of manhood, there is opportunity to do something large` in ii practical way. Canada stands well in the present crisis. the heroic deeds ot' the overseas contingents have stirred the Empire to its heart's core, and we are getting the glory of it. It is well, however, to look at the facts, the majority of those who so far- have made Canada famoui are English born, the spirit of loyalty came with them to Canada, and at the call ol' the Empire they volunteered without hesitation to face wafsghardships for God and the King. Old soldiers, some ot them, car- rying medals and scars who know what fighting is. Who had soul enough in them to offer to defend it against a militarisin which would crush thc world. it is true that Canada has not been found wanting, her roll of heroes grows. uobly they have stood the test. As in the South African war there has been it loyal response to the call to arms, but not in propor- tion to the population. We want more native blood in the heroic battal-

ions at the front. "

What have we done to show our regard for Britain. who has made

Canada what it is. guarding our shores, pneserviug our peace and pros- perity, ungrudlngly; all the compensation for which is. that we do notr forget. And Britain is grateful. We must remember that to the navy we owe the fact that Prince Edward Island is not today suffering the tate of Belgium. It would not be pleasant for German shells to batter (‘liarlotte~ town, we must give to Britain the same unstintiug loyalty she serves to us.

Let us not flatter ourselves that because the Empire is right

_ therefore we must win. We can only conquer with the vigorous manhood

which leaps to defend it. thus it is the country wants you.

Here is your opportunity. Ruskin says: "Somehow I feel as ii’ it

were grander and worthler in a mhn. to have made his bread by sword

play rather than any other play.

If that was Ruskln's thought in times ol' pence, what now? Face the

issue, your King and country call you, you young men with no home ties, or with them; stalwart, strong, full blooded. your place ls In the ranks with those who are lighting for freedom, country and home. The 55th wants you; Prince Edward island wants you, to sustain her honor while the bugle sum-

mons tlie Dominion to arms.

Let deeds prove to be better than words. Enlist now. Put on the

uniform, swell thc number who will help to stem the tide of German aggre- sion and prove to the world that Canada stands shoulder to shoulder with

Australia. New Zealand and india ln service and sacrifice.

li you are over tw¢nty-one years of age. be a man, wear khaki. ii` mar-

ried ask your wife to let you go, it’ under twenty-one, get your parents’ con- sent, and report yourselves to Major Leigh and to Capt. Cook, at the Ar-- mories, and let them see that you are anxious to be on the honor roll of

those who want to save’the Empire.

W- G- Line- H011- Major. Chaplain to the 93rd Cumberland Regiment.

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Bayer, Srudio Now Landing ‘ex Schooner

- “” I “Margaret B. Roper” 100

rs I C ‘Tons Superphosphate 25 C03 ‘Ia Tons Nitrate of Soda

Our Coloring cannot be equaled

' Wholesale & Retail

Now that navigation is open we

Ire prepared to issue orders lor car- goes -or Dominion Cost Coinps11y’I Sydnby coal, or we will agree to de -

diderent P. E. Island ports it suit- able vessels can be obtsinsd Prices and terms quoted on aDD\i

Bltloni

-We°keep s stock oi cool always on

hand and staamers requiring Bunker Ooal can bs suptllllili H* "0"" “°'_ UM.

hold purposes cannot do batter than by giving us their order. ` Our prices are lowgst.

.Sohooners always an demand and chartered st highest rates ot irel8I"--

Thompson Ltd.

_Agents Dominion £021 C°». LW-A , _ , , Uliarlottotown, P. nl- mr nu

._ 0 an “ ’ m,,;,,, 4041 ,iiso-s-aMu.~

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These goods which are of the very

is--~-»..~i<»--» -as --qu--<1 -= wi highest quality are offered at lowest

arket prices. _

As our stock is limited compared

'th other years we advise intending

rm... .......... ....1 1.. purchasers to place their orders at once.

_ We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.

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S’SIDE MA RKETS

Barley bus. 65 to 90c. Buckwheat .60 .90 Butter, lb. (tlnlry) .20 .24 Butter, lb. (craiimery) .22 .23 Caltsklna lb. .10

Eggs, dozen r

Hay, loose ton $10.00

Hay, pressed 10.00

Hides, lb.

Lamb pelts .30

- Oatmeal, per 100

Oats, (white) bus. .65 Oats (black) bus. .60

Potatoes. bus.

Straw (per ton)

Turnips, but.

Wheat. bus. 1.10

_ \\ oul, lb.

Cl'I”I‘OW]\' M ARKETS

.10 .16

11.00 12.00

.10 .60 8.75 .60

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.29

$8.00

.15 1.60 .30

Print butter (per lb.) 27c. Fowl (per lb.) 100. Chickens 11 to 13c. Wheat (per bushel) 81.00 to 81.25 Buckwheat 750. Barley 70 to 750.

_ 0%!! (white) 68e.

Oat; (black) 80c. Hay. pressed, (per ton) $14.00 Ears (por damn) is to zoo. 'rub butter (per lb.) 241:. i

Potatoes (por busting) sue. Turnlps (par bushel 204:: Hides lilo.

ntl is.) ~ ‘7ts.

Monllgue sseiisnaliairripsr is.) °is2.

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- Important Notice to Farmers

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

STALLION.

“FLASH ROYAL"

(12790) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. 8th, 1911.

inspected and approved EiU`0|l110IlI

No. 52, sire “Flash Favorite" (lmp.) (45g;;)_ \.By Royal Favorite (10630) Dam, "Baron's Lilly/', tlnip.) by “Burou‘s Pride” (9122). Flash Fuv- orite iii 1906 beat all competitors at Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and has proven himself iirst class stock horsc. liuron‘s Pride. sire of Flash ilo,\'iil’s dam is considered the highest type of Clydesdale breeding lu

For nine years Ke1logg’s Corn Flakes have cor, stantly increased in popu-

lanty and have Solved the Scotland, Flush Royal is a beautiful

breakfast pfoblefn in -.rr liirli\'l_tlual dark bay in color, well cut

¢ ill-1.-tl) and NECl\ with heavy, clean

thousands of

lions and perfect action, kind disposi-

Canadian homes.

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tion and at sure tual getter. This gives the farnlers of Murray River andvic- inity a golden opportunity ot’ securing the services of a lirst class stallion ut a very moderate price. Stallion will be kept at Kearney Bros. Stables, ot Murray River during the season ct 1915.

William Kc-iirncy in charge.

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"We have a magnificent stock of

sponges here, all grades, all qualities, all sizes, selling at all prices. But you ran count on each price being the lowest that can possibly be placed on each article. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. MEtl'.

Made - in - Canada from the Sweet Heart of the finest white corn. 10c. per package.

1(wf<ff.? _ _ C-URN ROYAL victoria FLAKES

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THE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN STUDENTS OF MCGILL UNIVERSITY

F?-

Y Students (both resident and

|l:i_v> prepared for degrees in Arts Pure Si-ieiicc and Music. ..l-hvilzirsliips are awarded an- ~ ----Ilv i-‘or l‘rospoctus and in- formation apply at the Warden.

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ow e pIeasures_of` a clean, moist -

mouth

AYBE you are one who has pooh-poohed

M chewing gum. Maybe you have discounted

the true virtues of gum because of the excessive

claims sometimes made about gum’s help to the digestion.

If so, you have denied yourself the pleasures of a

clean, moist mouth--the mouth with the healthy taste inside of it.

For gum performs this service: It normally stimu-

lates the salivary Bow making up for the mouth de- pressing effects of modern diet. Remember that dental authorities have proved saliva to be Nature’s OWU mouth wash-best of all safeguards against decay of teeth.

Chew Sterling Gum a few minutes after each meal '

for a week. Notice the delicious Sterling flavor _with its clean, sweet after-taste-notice the mouth cleanlmess

that comes from this gum from spotless kitchens.

Sterling Gum will bring to you at last the

pleasures of a clean, moist mouth. _

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