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l.l.§ll,l...l_i Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always i Bears the Signature of

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Soldiers Curbed in Disorders Slrengihen

Assigning Their Pay

Demands oi Allies

OTTAWA. Juno 17.-Some connncutl ATHENS, June- l _-(Vin Paris,

has been excited by a recent ordcr-in-‘June 17;.-(Pri-code Paris. Greece). council limiting to 20 days' pay the -The demand of the Entente Allied

mitted to n.=.sign_ in some quarters here today, ure being considerably this has bce1irriti<»iz»¢~l. However, the str-cnghtencd. and extended ns a re- nuthorhies still consider that this isisult of the anti-Ententc demonstra- lh|~ propor course to tnkc. ltlons \\'ln'cir broke out in Athens Last

.\ private soldier gow $33 11 iuonth|E\iondny_ The demands were ready

and his wife gots a separation allow-_for presentation to the (heck gov- ance oi' $20. in addition to the pay| cruinevt when the disorders occurred in-r liusbainl nssigiis to her. Some but the note probably will not be de-

mon had ussirziiml almost their en-

liverr-d until next wtek. Meanwhile

tire pay, with the result that they-thc ldniente blockade against. Greek

got into ilnuncial diil`itult.ie.~¢. They were unable to a\nil lin-nisclves Oi leave and were <'oniiu€‘d io barracks or camp all the time.

The nutlioriiif\>- t-on.<iilf;1~cd that $13

is not an exocssivc amount for n sol- dier for the littic- norrcssaries he inust

f procuri- out ot' his own pocket.

ports is continuing in lull force.

“Every stick in the Furniture must

go' to make room for a new Ladies Depnrtuierrt. l’ATON’S LTD.

382-6-l7M3i ..

“'i`cma1oe.~',_, Cucumbers. Grape Fruit

lt is stntcd that a tlopntotiou will ,()ranges. Lciiions. llannpus und Rhu-

vislt Ottawa to protest against the m_~t»ion oi' thc aulhoriti2=s, hut the hint

ha-Pb rr( lill-Eli & GOFF"S.

370-6~17M2i.

is given that tiw ilclcgulioii will tiud- -‘-‘-‘-‘-=‘-==-'--‘--<-'-==-f---'-'f-'-'=~'-'-=-~==-=---

i-ts mission useless.;

THE ANSWER TO THE HUN

P .

(-June 5, 1916) -

All the joy-bells-of Germania to-day

are madly ringing.

And proud Potsdam greatly glories

in a deed that has been done;

To a god In his own image a vain Kaiser sings "Te Deum."

And ‘the god oi his own making

smiles in answer to the Hun.

Just across the North Son water sits a Nation sorely stricken.

But no longer than a moment _docs

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the blow her spirit stun, For our Britain still is llrltnin, daunt- loss Britain of the Ages, And the Mistress of the (ocean

will make answer to the I-In-n.

There is woe in l3a‘ll.ylongiord, bitter grief in t‘ount»ry lIerry--

,The ljleeding heart oi' lnnistnil be-

walls hor noble son;

Du-t her sorrow nerves her sword-irrm,

the blade leaps from the scubb- und,

And the gleaming steel shali carry

Erin's answer to tho l-lun. Calm-eyed Britain, restless Erin, all

.thc ancient feud forgotten, By u. coninion sacred passion now

are welded into one; together. strong in purpose and iniplar-able in anger,

Sister islands ot. tho North Sea join i-n answer to the i-lun.

For across the leagues or Ocean lies another. n:c\ver Britain,

Where the children ot’ tahe Home-

land have n xnutchless Empire won;

And this other, greater Britain, from

across the waste oi' waters, Shouts a mighty cry of battle as

her answer to the Hun. Vain at last -the deadly weapons,

from l~lell’s arse_nal provided

And

For n World that he has outraged will

amount that a soldier should bc per- nations ou Greece, it wus learned* pace ______ 4o1619Mn

_ _ _ __ -__ _ . __ -_-°j_'_"'f_°"j_° _ __ _ _ _ _- 5--_-4. _ .-- - - - - _"'_T"“ --_,--,_-_~» -+_ -,.-

v.-_-_-_:_-;;::._=';:f-'-'f-‘;-‘-'-jf-'giffyvff-'fff-'-‘~`-`-'f

-i1-_Pars to burn um rmuco 7

-w. K. eeoumn. G1 be rox Ex-

change. in uardinn agent. Summer- side.

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-VISITING HOME.»- Mr. W. L.

Pendergast of the Harbor division of the Seattle police tones is visiting his home at Kendugton.--K.

-THE PRINCE COUNTY EXHI-

BITION will be held in Summerside on the ith and Sth of October.

ill-8-19Mll.

-News Eoin' bi" rilnderwear.

Knee "|.8B!i1_l*'“§‘1 sleeves: spe- cial value only 35c._ ea ytrment.

SINCLAIR & STEWART. LTD.

, 411-6-19M'2i.

-sPEc|A|_ 'rnA|N from Charlotte-

town and Montague and special re- duced inres on all trains for the big horse races to he held at Summerslde on Dominion Day. 401~6-19M2i

-Wouien’s Navy and Black Serge

Suits. sizes 34 to 38. worth from $20 to $25; reduced tor June clearance. $15 and $17.50 per suit. SINCLAIR & STEWART. LTD.

411-6~l9M2l.

-EMPIRE ENGINE8.- Cream sep

arntors all sizes Grain crushers and other agricultural implements for sale. Seo Empire engines and Separa- tors work. Jsmcs Pendergast. Ken- sington. 399-o-19.121.

-HORSEMEN: - Braces. Sum-

merside just received a big assort-

all styles- right kinds, right prices; also sulky bicycle wheels.

380-6-15MthmEd2wk.s

-120 pairs Men's Strong Working

Boots, worth today $2.75. Our spe- cial price per pair only $2.15. SINC- LAIR & STEWART. LTD.

411-6-19M2i.

-BIG HORSE RACES at the Sum-

merside Driving Park on Saturday July lst Special train will leave Mon- tague at 6 n. m., to connect with Special leaving Charlottetown at 8 p. in., for Summerside. 401-8-19M2l.

-COME WITH THE CROWD to

Summcrside on Dominion Day and

- the Biggest racing event ot the

season. Three Classes namely, Free- l<‘or-Al'l, trot and pace, 2.24 trot -and

-TRAINING HOFlSES.- There is

no doubt that interest in the grand sport or the horse racing is increas- ing in P. E. l.. judging by the num- ber of ludles and gentlemen who come to watch the "workouts" at New An- nan truck on Tuesday and Friday af- ternoons .-K .

-NEAR ACClDENT.-- Mr. John

.l. Mnclilinnon proprietor ot New An- nan Race Track, had a narrow es- cape lroui getting his log broken; While cranking his engine, she klclr- ed buck. the crank striking Mr. Mc- Kinnon just above .tire knee. Luckily for him his leg liappeuedto be in a good position to withstand the shock and the crank was broken, causing no more than n had bruise.-K.

-slDEWALKS.- The laying of the cont-,note sidewalks in Kensington-~ is nearly completed. ln the early stages of the work, speculation was rife as to the correctness ot' certain ways and means, but harmony was evolved t’-rom chaos, und everything is going smoothly (crawls included). and ull are confident that foreman 'Wlli Sirdrerland thoroughly under- stands concrete work.-K.

-GRADE CROSS|NG.- Hon. .lam-

es A. McNeill, Mr. Samuel Kennedy, Sr.. Govt. Engineer, H. H. Shaw, Trackmaster Bethune and other omn- ials or the Govt. and P. E. I.. rail- wny visited Kensington last week, to look over the ground where the rail- wny crosses the Summer- side road at McCarveIi's old crossing, and devise ways and means of doing away with the cros- sing, or at least changing the course of railway or main road so as to make the crossing less dangerous_ which act will be much appreciated by peo- ple who traverse the main highway from Kensington to Summerside.-K

IESTEIIII PEISDIIILS

-Mr. John Stewart. l-lamggliire who so suddenly became ill nt B mersidu

-(thildre 's lnaiu Dresses reduce

$1.50. SINCLAIB, & _ STEWART LTD

_ 1 -

-FQX RANCHBR8.-- All sizes

nattin!. “Old Grist Mill" biscuit and all ranch requirements, at BRACE'S Summerside, 3&0~6i16Mt.hmEt.h2wks.

tal stock; regular ;4.75 to $4 lines, clearing now at per pair $1.95. SINC- LAIR & S'l‘EWART_ LTD.

411-6-19M2i.

Summeralde Shipping

-The Schr. "Wild Briar." Captain

Perry has arrived from Puzwash with

ment of the famous Sell’s horse boot's,i.B,.|,,k fm. R_ T_ Holman Lgmp_ed_

-The sehr. "Maude Weston." Cao-

tain Weston, came in Friday with

--- lumber.

-The Behr. "Marguerite," Captain

Doncette, hound from Chatham, N. B., for New York with Lathe. came in Friday for supplies at R. T. HOL- MAN’S Limited, for her round triD~

-The Schr. "Latooka". Captain

Dan Hamilton, bound from Bartobo- gue, N. B., for New York with Lathe came in Friday for supplies at Hoi- man's. -

-The Sohr. “Evellna Burke." Cap-

tain Anthony Arsenaultd bound from Miramichl for New Ybrk with Lathe,

can:\e in Friday tor supplies at Hol- mans for the round trip.

-Captain Arsénanlt oi the Schoon-

er "Evelina Burke" while getting un- der way at Miramichl Monday morn- ig, tripped while on deck and lell over the pump. He received a very severe fall.

-Captain Wilbur Allen. Capt Tor-

ls carrying Luths from Slsemogua to Summerside for R. T. Holman Limit

and came back and settled in his

of his popular illustrated, lecture, in

in! Juno 19th Admission adults 21| children 10 cents. As this will . pro bably be the last opportunity to hear Mr Young. on the lecture platform al

*_/into » r',1r _kwuu rec: ci un ` ‘ an-»»-an may Q

M-f;S.».S.f_ -Jr-1. as-.. “ "°"° °“ °m-»»--»- -f N- S- C--»--»

D n~ i- _- ___'_ Charlottetown, P. E. l.

-I `>. f’ ` ` -i"“"" "H°\1t> in Wrath against him. ~*”M"'“- S“”"“'*‘N°"‘"“°“"`°”k°"°` ' '

‘ , _ _ '*',1,i`.i And a God from'out high Heaven, Wfned "Um N°“lh Wm-BNI* 0” Sat' H - ' ' “ ‘ ' ‘

\ _-THE - ~~ He Wm answer to me Hum nrday. She was attending the funeral WAHBUR-I-ON ‘ sHAw

to 39c. and 25a; worth regularly up to _

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--Sinclair & Stewart, Lid. are lholw-` 'i ~~.=f¢- '=~;~,i._-E. _ _,gp-~¢ _H-=_¢ 'I --""- |-v-' ~' =‘_ ~ log a nice line or womenfl White Cor- - ‘ ‘___ _,V ____~'_- _ _ - __ _ ,E1 _ __ ,__ duroy Suiting at ’15c., $1 and $1.60 per _ ti' ‘ '_ -' - - ' f ' " .» ` . '

1_""“- m_,,_,,M,,_ _ We are now offering _ar half pricea few- items in -whioewear,‘which_ has

| ‘ _

,owfxvuu ° r ~. -- 3.- ; - _-,t _

' _ ‘ 4 _ 1 , ' si .

Th# W¢“¢tQ,____;1?i__ - - __ _ ; i s

- ‘ - ur- -._ “ » Mk _ ~~_ _ - fm.-rf 1.. ‘i ':1_--_i-g,- __~»,

--ONE GINT W [nur " ' “ f N' V 1 _ '

tion tor Advertil III thi! C0 1 ‘ , - » __ ` __.

- -i .

- »- tw

Cash must accompany order. ` ' "_ mum charge. twenty-dye egnta. ` . _ '

-THE MORNING `DAn.y ouuiuan ' " - -S' V U ' - I can be obtained at Ln.ifert'y's Tolisct _ ` ` " ’ f H. ‘_ _ "__ , r g ,_- lt -,, ini Parlonrs, Summarqidq. ’ ' ` " ~ ' -. = "W /,_ - .- 1 .

slightly mussed in handling These goods are all first class ang oo t ofthe

-nE|=R|GEnA"ro i ._ .B ' - _ ` ° - ' ° ' - S,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,__,,',§,§’;,,,,,_,_, ,,_,_§",§,"€,,‘T=_ following. - Corset Covers, Combinations, Gowns, Princess Slips, nd arts.

h e s 6

A wonderful value in a`str1p_ed

print waist at the. unusual low price

' ....... ._......._69c and 75c

‘ Ladies Wrappers

.A good value in Ladies _Wrappers

in Striped and Polka Dot Percale Price to 1.95

Bungalow Aprons *

Women's Bungalow Aprons made

~ from Neat Striped and C eck Prints

Price.....'....

I Black Sateen - _ “ Underskirts

' We have a good variety in Sateen Underskirts in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 in Black. Price.....................50c, 75c

_ Silk Taff. Underskirts

` A go-lo main. in Black silk

Taff. llnderskirts in sizes 36, 38,40,

L42. Pnce__._..._......__,.._...1_.25, 1.50

_White Voile Waist with long

sleeves and fancy b_uttons made in vesting and pique. Pnce............1.25

Bathing Caps _ __

Bathing Caéps in all the latest

styles and sha es. Price.............._ _ 35c_a-ind 'Ido

Cushion Tops

We have everything to please

youin the line of Cushion‘Tops and Table Covers in natural color. Price

Tray Cloths 1

We have a White Linen Tray

Cloth which we are sellingqoat wuasuuunu nquqong |~v<n¢¢»u¢¢n »~|ns|¢¢ |»;¢¢I c

Fancy Table -Covers

Fancy White Table Covers that

will always look well. Good material and beautiful embroidered. Price

.....».. <-.au-~» ...»l-...1.50) 2:25;

mentine. with eight large Motor Boats _ -_ r - - - , . , . ___

ment. T ey are eau! s- e es ~- _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ -

ing serviceable and low priced. _ _ _ -. . ,, _

33045-l5MthmEth2wks . -

-75 pairs W;;;r;Ts Oxford Shoes\ `

and Pumps; Patent, Tan and Gun Me- ' ` ` _ , . . ,

ed and taking general cargo back lor __ ' along the N. B. shorc.' -

--The Steam Yacht "Galumet.” _ S. ‘

Captain Wicks, bound from Clayton. _

N. Y. no New York came in Thursday M31, ' ` for Hard Coal, groceries etc., Brom. ‘

It. T. Holman Limited. ' _ _ _ ___

1'” v --1 - ._ ' _-`" ` t` _-

-J

D.q. McLeod, K. C., W.E. Bentley, K.C »

Mc_l..EOD 6. BENTLEY

rl ts d Atta -at-Law

mngmn and attended Kmsmgmn _ W h Pugh Sch°°l' he travelled °°“' AA.Mcl..ean K 0. Donald McKinnon siderably through the west and far- ' ' ‘ '

Northwest while still quite youngf _ M°L'EAN ‘ M°K|NN0N

homo town a few years ago. He was suntan A“°|,My._“_|_-W u en street well off in the worlds goods_ and all no M Baék Bmg__ Chmm-m_emwn_ Q e

:i:‘.;i.“‘is: "$55.::;:°:;;‘.;";:s.‘;“i..”::z: mm,” c H A R L o 'r 'r 1-: r o w si

one ofhthe; ilrst to oi'l’er his service. ‘ DR HEATH M mTYR€ _

s sc oo mates and trends are . 4: , . , ¢ :.'::°szz.:":.i"z‘.:r‘.;'.i'..;':.:.“‘:.:'°..as , ,,°~;='-;,_, ,_ ,_ In Sf°¢l< and Arrlvms Dolly

amaron oe or ow

::":.';:.'i:'.:y.:~ :r::~=~:.'° - cAnLoAos of »

B M ‘_ ' Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p_ m. -

"' i 2 .m.z 5 .m. '

Rev. G. M. Young. will deliver one P ° $583 10 nm”

the_Hall at Victoria, on Monday even-

. . . . . . ...A mum-rrsn or Emu. i°f¢*1°'“i° M"-N” °f“‘°“"°°°' Human. mm-nays, Noun Pun Mlddlings

2---1-'ws--I

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..._..._., '_A ririendnssnie or bsseimu was`l\c.' lite.. §!‘t»tl_l°_ttvrlC:1t1a§llI:____ Cracked Corn

- I 0 U l

llllr\\\\ Effie if t e °'°"° Pmiz S" t‘;n»d?°1=a=mmu¢ momma come' can Meal (Bl3t¢hf°fd° and 051" makes)

y e we n e savers

an e Imperials. which ation c0tt0ll S€2d MB" resulted In a decisive victory for the 08106!-*Old Glllfdlln 0m°°» Pm' Mo|a“|ne Meal

Beavers by the score of 15 to 5 was Block, Cariottetown P lil I

The lineup was as follows - cl'|ll|\8d Oli#

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A 'C 20 Per cent .

n Base

8rd Base

A.

B. S.

Formerly Paton! Oilloo lxamlnor.

'= '-'gf _ C. _Love

“ ' Chindler

C.

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Field

Holbrook 2 d J. Turner, E!!-lblllhed 1877 `

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- L A DIE v H A TS - E 5,2” ,,i',;»if--‘-if-‘i-f-7-“i-”?1l’f°r-fn °°-- no dist... <ti..i3.f‘é’.‘lil.. - .‘ 1 _ _ -- -who for ‘1t¢sn‘~»»'»nn\¢ #annum *‘Bnver1’-’ and-other-brands or Flour

'r n¢w`lr"reiu ‘ " " ` ' h\Ba\'reliand

about ond how to Obtain Pct- q

- ~~ _ "n"¢a'r M - _

A lot of nice Milan, tagal and chip Straw Hats. Those are all new shapes - ,,,§,‘§,§’,',‘2"' ,,,‘{;',}°}’*" *}’5'.““°",,§2 fm- wma we my -highest mm _ » _.__-_

_ b_ d toth i t i tl. ' . 'W"t\‘ dworllws um¢¢u»,|».I.\ _ _ _ ___ ._ _ _ nob y an up e m nu e n s Y e 33111” . »¢ _ "“_mm_n°n_»v ¢_».,|.s»_»» wma _us fm. lowest quotations on my cf tm

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_ - i _They w_ereordered for oursnring trade and nuwweare out » ”~ - » _ above

f f er. L -

ata discount in order to make room for our new stock or mideumm ___ hmmm co W

’ ‘ - . .. ~ ~ . _ - WHULESALE & RETAIL

.; ' We have them in all colours; Bumt Navy, Copenhagen, ian, White and ¢~.-- 1 um and mr Atlnsrdvl _ _ . ' » - - -

_ _'_A,t_alI_pricesiro'ui08cup_io $-150 at2'0per dlg¢¢_|g;,_,_t_ - _ _ _ __ _ _ - __ _ & _

_ These includo all trimnwl hail made in o Clllili and fool! the _ . V , h* ‘ 0’ .

_ lnosoveriaoday. Zopcrci.-nt ull ouriow ooopnoo ____ wueks _,gm _ - -M M 29"- , ,_ _M Q

.-. r vs_- - ._ f- -I . r vw to .- - _ M ' » - -of I »

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-soRRowr=u|_ News Fon KEN- - ~ _ ' ' 5

SINGTON - The stein reality oi’ the f ` _

. ' O

war was brought home forcibly to the P I c d

people of Kensington when the tele- S

gram came telling of the death oi’ , " Lieut. Ralph I3. Rogers. Ralph is tho ' ilrst volunteer from Kensington in ' ‘

aim up_l1is lite for the Empire, and. ` MORSON 4 DUFFY

w e a love genul e s -

M R \ d lil), ormw lol Barrloterl and Alter l

rs. ogers an eir two smnll _ R I My _

children, his father, mother. sisters Solcitors tor cya Bunk 0| Canada N S d d

and brothers. each realize that it is _ ee

the noblest sacrifice that nran can ` MONEY TO LOAN

make. Ralph was brought up in Ken-

_ _ _ _ - --,E , 4 game or bc_|;b\ll_ wide v/“_ _ . . _ ._ _ _ -_ _ _e_ ber fe Hu I _ _

`._ All our small Hats going at 20 per oent discount. _ _ bzewexiot rg.f__:_____§_:_¢___ _J_m_“ Q Srllxah &.c_Y;t_'_8_