Week end Sale “Sub-Standard” Sox

‘I pairs $1.00

This is a fortunate pick up by one of our buyers, and a value that will make you sit up andjake notice.4pziirs for ' '

News Balbriggan Bathing Suits in Navy with

‘Red trim. $2.00 ““ 350

$1.00 $2.00

Men’s all wool Bathing Suits, navy with stripe. Skirt style only, all sizes

l\len’s Shorts (underwear) plain and fancy, sizes, Broadcloth, from . . . . . .. ... SILK SHORTS at $1.00

Men's Work Shirts, Blue Cliambrayg Khaki Duck, and other varieties, all sizes Men's Rincy Shirts, with two separate col- lars to match, a very special value at

8 interesting week-end

Specials for Boys Boy's Flannel lst Longs, fawn and greys, plain

and elastic wziistbands, sizes 2Z7 to $1M) t0 I

Boy's Golf Knickers and ‘Plus 4's, in fawns and

and herring bones. Sizes I

$3.00

toys Long and Bloomer PiintsuSizesll-ito '

Boys Summer Balbriggan Combinations. Sizes 22 to 32. 2_suits . . .

Child's Khaki and Blue Trimmed Play

Suits. ages 3 to 6 years $2.00

Boys Caps. in good colors and smart L patterns. Sizes 61’; to? '

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‘U0- uorlilliluuvolcll Io ploy checks‘ ‘IS it) 1J5. 5.1.30 to .................. Boy's Was-h Suits, all shades, ages 2 to R yrsi. Very special line. $1.50, $1.00 to

Khaki

solution! t...

Child's Knit Suits in Powder, Navy and Scarlet. trimmed. size 22 to 26 ..

In the bright new V

Wash Goods

Department

You are invited to come in and see this—the most at- tractive Wash Goods De- partmcni in I’ R I N C E EDWARD ISLAND.

Sale of

Voiies, Beach Cloth, Eponge, Rayon.

HALF PRICE

Charlottetown

Western Guardian

—A COMEDY DRAMA “Dust of the bdrm" will be staged in Mis- couche Hall on Tuesday, May 16th. Doors open at 8 o'clock. Perform- ance at 8.30. 5203-6-13-21. -XF YOUR. STOMACH 1s bad. drink Mac's Hop Ale and feel bet- ter. There is only one Mac's Hop Ale made by Summerside Bottling Works. 4ti6ﬁ-6-3-tts-till June 30.

--"KENSINGTON" - Men's Am- herst. work boots $2.75 pair. Heavy work pants $1.65. Shirts 75c up. Canvas boots 95c. We close Wednes- days at 12 noon. Open evenings till 9 P. M. Stirling Hunter. 5240-11.

-'I‘ENDERS.-I will receive ten- ders until July ﬁfteenth for my ex- ceptionally fine farm situated at the entrance of Borden Road, location ideal. School within two hundred yards, churches within two and one half miles, Carleton Siding one quarter mile away, house and barn equipped with water works and lights. The highest nor any tender not. necessarily accepted. Inspection invited. W. S. Mutrart, Carleton Siding. 5045-6-6-9-13-31.

—GREA'I‘ PREPARATIONS are being made for the Milligan dz Mor- rison horse races which are being held at Northam on July l5. Horse- men are looking IOTWBfCi to this as being an outstanding race. Mr. W. R. Maynard who has the contract for the building of all stands, stab- les, booths, etc, is on the job with his crew of workmen and things are taking on the appearance of a new- ly laid out town. Any person look- ing forward to a real outing this summer should keep this in mind and visit Northern on the above date. 5247-li.

Minor-we Llnlment removes dirt.

Eastern Guardian

—-——» ..'l\IAC'S HOP ALE, wholesale at Clark & McDonald's, Charlottetown, also P. O. Box 544, Summerside. 4964-6-3-tts-tiil June 30.

..'CORBECTION. —- Advertise. ment in our issue of June 11th re Georgetown Horse Races should have read: First Class 2.13 Pace in- stead of 2.1.5 Pace.

..*PLANTS. - Cabbage, Cauli- flower and Tomato Plants now ready. for transplanting. All orders for funeral ﬂowers promptly attended to at Mrs. L. McLarens, Montague.

5232-6-13-21.

MWANTED. - The Montague ‘Transfer would like your business and would be glad to quote you prices on transferring furniture, freight or live stock to any points in P. E. Island. Harold L. Melllsh, Wilfred Watterivorth. Phone 32,

started to work in the City. At the end of his first week

getting along in the office? young man. enthusiastically.

‘Hello. do you work here?"

DR. WATSO '5 ‘IONIC ALI Q gTOUT

Sendﬂclndmtzlvupmtpuld Diﬂhactomnkolourgnilau-f:

thine ‘Finish-Gino. Dally Ill-Mk:

i Tuminll wuuiﬁrlsicﬁiw z.

WATER STREET, First Class Eating Place

l Do you take careful notes of your ma; in m,’ b. mm“ a", the blunts in case of a sudden cold snap.

gardening throughout the season so that you can pioflt by your own 0i:- perlence ncxt yum‘? if you haven't started notes yet. there l5 still time to catch up with the season,

Winter covering may now be re- moved from iihints that were pro- tected over irlntcr. It is n good plan. however, to keep this cover handy s0

BRINGING UP FATHER

f Twtqrb Anus PfE-DOLTQR MAGQE 5ENT ME "ro-Hs. sevens ME ‘r0 _ 1-H; 6EA~sﬂmE To IMPROVE ME

‘ Eva-a» HE sAYs ‘ms WATER Wll-l- = 1 poem 6000"’

My husband has been out all

idea where lie is." Experienced Friend:

‘filling Wife: "Oh. 1‘m so miserable. the Welling. and I havent the faintest

"My dear. you mnstirt u-orry. You'd probably be twice as miserable it’ you did know.“ '

MEAL 10 meals for ........... 21 meals for Breakfast Dinner Supper

PARADISE CAFE

! 1

5033-6-6-mo1stf.

A youngster fresh from school had

hi5 father inquired: “Well, how are you “Absolutely first-rate." replied the

..To_ day the boss looked at me and said.

PARADISE CAFE

I

‘Fl-IE cnsnmrrnroww ouxnmm

SOURIS

Mr. Lawrence Maclnnis. of Chat- lottetown, paid a visit to Bouris and the Eastern end of the Island on Tuesday.

Mr. W. J. MacDonald, o! Chu- lottetown, spent Tuesday in Bourls visiting friends.

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Mr. Theodore Poole, Bourlﬂ. W“ the recent purchaser o! an automo- bile.

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grant, of Charlottetown spent Tuesday in our town visiting friends.

Rev. A. D. MacDonald returned to Souris this week, after having been in attendance at the Maritime Unit- ed church Conference, which was held at Sackvllle, N. 18., over the week end.

We are pleased to see Mr. John McQuaid, of Souris, out again, after his recent indispositlon of several days.

Hooked rugs and mats are again this year in great demand and each week several agents are on the rounds of Sourls and the Eastern end of the Island.

Mr. Edgar Francis, of souris, is at present engaged in the taking of the Dominion Census in the outlying districts of Souris.

\

A large number of people were in attendance at the Sourls Branch of the Canadian Legions dance, which was held in B. I. S. Hall on Wednes- day night. We understand that this is the last dance which will take place in this hall as Mr. B. H. Yeo is having changes made prior to the installation of the Talking Pictures. After these. changes are made it will be impossible to have any dances or functions take place that would necessitate the removal of the seats, as all seats will be secured to the floor.

i On Tuesday night, Rev. J. R. Lu-

cas, Bishop and Warden of the Church Army, spoke in the B. I. S. Hall at. Souris to a good audience. Also Captain S. G. Jackson. of the Canadian church army, gave a. very instructive lecture, which was illus- trated by lantern slides of the Church Army work ulhich is being carried on in England. On Wed- nesday night services of the Church oi! England were conducted in Sou- rls.

Mrs. W. E. Robertson of EastlBial- tic was a recent visitor to Sourls and vicinity.

The Sour-is High school gage; Corps, commanded by Lieutenant Billie Acorn, were inspected on Westley morning at rune o'clock at the Exhibition Grounds at Souris by Major A. C. Campbell, of Halifax. N. S. The Cadet Corps made a very nice showing in their snappy uni- forms and the manner in wruch they went through their different manoeuvres is worthy of note. Af- ter the inspection the cadets parad- ed to the ice cream parlor, where “he? were treated by their instruc- tor. A

Master Donald MacDonald has re. turned to Souris from Sackvllle, ul- ter completing his year's studies at Mt. Allison Academy.

Charlottetown motorists to sum-p; ‘this week included Mr. G. Profitt, —G.

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Dominion llay R0000 SIJMMERSIDE

Enquiries are coming in from d] over the Island and New Brunswick for entries to the Dominion Dny Races.

Following are the Clam mull- cd by Race Committee.

First Raco-Froo-For-Ali ‘hot and Pace.

Second nus-mt mt and rsss. (Three recount: allowed trotterl-l

Third Race-mu Trot and Paco.

Entries can he lent to either the President, Dr. E. '1‘. Tallinn. 80o- i-stui-y, L. M. McNeil! or 000MB Callback.

Entries clou June 21th.

lbllti-S-ll-ttsiil.

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ooccmrosrs or rouumr

Mod, of Transmission. The cocci- dis. by iondwihs e eerie-tn “Id definite course may live a. parasitic gxlgtgncg upon poultry, and may be transmitted to other non-infected birds to in turn carry on their ex- istence within them. This period of existence in the gut of a fowl. and. tho intermediate between this and the infection of subsequent fowls in life cycle of the parasite. Each stage is essential to the propagation of the coccidium. just as the adult chicken and the egg are necessary t6 the procreation of the fowl iamlly- ‘The 688m“? form of the coccidium is Spent out- side the fowl. where suitable con- ditions for their incubation must be obtained, preferably in moist warm soil, a-nd it is through these incub- ated egg forms that the disease l8 transmitted from infected to non- infected fowls. ‘The fact would bl‘ remembered that the eggllke 1011M are very resistant to unfavourable conditions into which they may be thrown, and they are easily carried- about on feed, equipment, or the hands and clothing of the attendant. , Source of infection, however. is ol- ’ wgyg the presence of infected stock l or seeding of the premises with u parasitic forms, from which the disease is transmitted to previously disease-free poultry either direct by cohabitation or indirectly by such agencies as equipment, attendants, visitors, etc.

Symptoms .0! the Disease-As in- tlmated the symptoms vary ewe“!- ing to the type or infection. Single infection with the type which attacks the coca. (Eimerlatinella) is generally characterized. by sudden- ness of attack, great prostretion, bloody dicharges, frequently accom- panied with high mortality. The disease runs a. normal course, will probably have passed through the flock in ten days to two week's time after which the stock will be imm- uned to future attacks with this par- ticular type of coccidium. Future infection with one or more of the ether four species of the parasite may occur concurrently or at a later period. Another species

vulina» attacks the first part of that small intestine-the portion immedi-L ntely ‘follows the glzzllrrl. fection is not so acute as the mentioned one. but the long con- fined catarrhal condition which it creates in the portion of the intes- ‘tliie whore major digestion occurs

the fowl with a resulting wasting of the body. The subject becomes anemic and suffers from nervous symptoms. including partial or com- plete paralysis 0t the legs- _

“What a lot of friends we us,"

of them."

SUMMERSIDE for Ladies and Gentlemen.

ulck, Courteous Service, Dine or Lunch Here When in Town.

TICKETS

$3.50 .... .. 31.25 0.00 A. M. to 10.00am. 11.30 A. M.to 2.00 r. M. 5.30 P.M.to 1002.01.

and Sunday Lunches at all Hours. Ice Cream, all Flavors, also loo Cold Drinks. Lobster: and Oyster: and Fruit m Seuon.

SUMMEBSIDE

41 lI-3-l8-4l-Suts for

4 months.

lose through their DOlTOWing money from

"Yes. ifs touch and go ivith n105t

Control of the Disease-Various drugs have been used in the treat- ment of affected birds, but the results have been anymlnil but satifactory. In addition

cent oi

my bot-rt

Price 500 I box

its indicated for wears down the physical condition of’

thereto after infection heavy milk feeding, up to 40 PETIEHQHtlOn ahoud h, dirgqtgd town,“ the ration during an acute the prevention of infection. This

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Min Theron H. bony (km; writon-"Iwutroublsd,

‘ S00 0ur Richmond Street Window *

Next Week is IIOSIERY. WEEK. Big Sale ti the Allen-A Hosiery at SAVING PRICES

Our Great

"NEW CUSTOMER”,

" SALE ~ ' of ﬁrst quality

[ALLEN-A Hosiery:

“u,

Newest Styles. . . Newest Shades at. -

20% Reductions,

Examples 0f Savings Possible '

cranium: qnirron nos:

Dull flnhhod plcot_ top. An extra clear Chiffon to the double silk, four

inch gnrter welt. in

eludes. mguui- price $1.05. ssis

oeasonablo

REGULAR SALE PRICES PRICES

m: $1.50 I

$1.50 $1 m;

$1.00 £0 .75 jg -5° .40

price .....l.............-....... 81.56

Q .- \ a

JUNE“

3d

l i t

20% Reduction;

0n all Allan A,

ilosieryall Next Week.

GOMMENCES on M JUNE 1s AND sm§§“,§f,"' sarortosv, JUNE 2,,‘

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secure A MERCHANDISE QERTIFICATE

at this ttore free.

now and bring mmgtwiliatf: to our Store from June 15th t, 20th and make your lsclectiqn of Allan A. Hosiery.

I! unable to com i mail the certiiicatoetslullfggl? lug in your order on rcvcm side and we will forward y,“ what. you need.

Another good value in Semi Chiffon Hone of ﬂiieﬂ quality. An opportunity to buy your sum- mer hosiery at uvlng price. All silos. Shldu, Mayfair. Mauve Beige, Matinee, Tnnblusb, Nu- brown. Putty Blege, Black. French Nude, Rove, Squirrel. Regular $1.50. Silo price .. $1.20

PRDWSE" BROS" LIMITED

“The Fashion Centre” um

This ln-‘dition of the gut, but this reasoning cause ﬂfvre- tis hardly sound because the parasite The accomplishment‘ of this is de- ldavelops best in the more acid port- pendent upon keeping the young in small quan- stock segregated at a sufficient dist- t of the ration. once from the adult birds and their obtnine rroundings, that the parasites miiylDlvislon,

ions of the gut. Milk Ally. up to 5 per cen

‘large dosage as a medicinal agent has been disproved. Eggs may be ‘readily employed in place of the milk. Care must be taken. however, ‘not to infect the birds by the feed-. Ans 0f raw eggs containing puller-um‘ infection. l 51ml? dfvks or food will not pre- vent infection or arrest the disease has taken plucs,

lam: S0 M“ Ilnalilo To Sloop For liom

gun-ton, Ou {or 01mm u. you, with

“d u” "P51"! on retiring at

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"l§‘£id'£“""“"’“"“"““"“*'"~~*~=

to (Znq\wrf¢\: Mcbhunu _

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its high nutritive su vmliertles. but the usefulness of not be carried to them. Regular and

Indies Service Weigh Hose. These light weight, service weight Hole are silk to the garter hem, lull fashioned with new heel cl- fecta." Think o! being able to secure these practical Boss at Regular price $1.00. Sale price . . . . . 80c

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(Eimerlu ascer- attack. has had widespread appll- my be difficult of accomplishment. cation. It was prescribed on the but grounds of creating on acid con- kept sufficiently low so as not to violent symptoms in the birds.

infection may and

should be

Another big fcziture of our Bit? Sale is Uisscs 5mm Weight Silk Host‘. All sizes _ and newest shades. Price, reg- ulur 75o for . . . . . . . . . . , . ,, 60d

thorough cleaning of the n‘ will materially nid in controllm; ' fection, and care should be 1- that the attendant tines not =- the infection to the chick‘ t"! _ elothtng- ' ‘

More detailed information ml! (l by writing w the P0" Central lixpclllll!’

iFarm, Ottawa.

DUDE.

ASSURES normal opment.

IS BEST FOR PUPS

FORMULA suited especially to needs 0f

Manufacturers,

PGRIA I- 0 my - ‘town.

RICH in essential vltamlnes. HEALTH-promoting ‘y STRENGTH-imparting. '

and successful devel-

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