JUNE 25 1917 'se

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th¢m"¢X°¢Pl V001' Ph0t0graph- rf Mimowgjgg SCHOOL

Make an 3DP0int`ment (Oda ""7 H" li" UI! li this Prov|aoe‘ ..~'ri-is osonesrowu anANcH

The Cook’s Studioy

_ New DesBrisay Block

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ness associates waiitlyour

Maki, an-'appulntmeyit tloday

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The Bayiri sur'

A: E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography

Moderate Prices. Personal attention to A

ateur Photography .

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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V§AN|iALs

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*' _--g ton, from Pensacole, who \vere re‘s~ Sussex’ England' f

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iff* Di’-Fist-op_e was sighted by fo of the ships oflicers. No shots we

giwlrllilllieilr but byd the tlilme the lieut- _

ia in coriiman of t e gun crews ' _

hall lclrlelilionerl lils orders to his men LETTERS FROM ENGLAND' l an ie uns rat been swung i t- ‘ poslllon the “em Han had dis" 0 The following letters. written from

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__i-RED cR0ss___ ‘RED CROSS acknowledges the rece-_ Supplement $70.00, increase $10.00;

. demon' Greenwich' :}‘ltl;.u‘1(lri‘l1a\lvreSl;1‘l;rl|-lllit of $15.15 from the Sc/urls Drama- school puipos-'.'_-i $55.00. and also

urellned Wm] $2 glven in am or th llc\(.l`ass. proceeds of play given May enough to repair porch. and provide St. Peters Red Cross Society a une. gl' handy B°ld,reallzed $12.30 midi- out-side windows. ’I‘rustees.- J. P. pnhnll Bomullme ago. S P_ onal. This -Branch recently forward- Crosby, James McPhall. and George _h_&___ ed_ to Charlottetown the following H. Boyle. Teacher re-engaged. articles; 18 suits palamas; 32 sheets `

B0 pillow cases. 25 pairs sc-cks 1201 ALBER

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.Consul at Qieenstpwn ',li‘elan¢» 'Y - ` " ' ' BRADALBANESCHOOL

no since 1914- and ‘has made; a' greater' 5 I ` “'“`

numhel. ol leporlg an the smkmg or custom. to a prlyate secretary to dir- Result of Bradalbane school merchant ships by submarines than ecltsdil'-Id 9°"-' The Dl'iV“!@ S9¢f9l2\l‘y meeting District No. 105:-- nnv other 'gnnsular oflltc f h 'm “acted it t° L°"d C|°“'_‘» BH Amount voted for school piir -l-ll. Talcum Dcflallng calm

'.' . _ -- - °" 9. Vlfabsenteel dl d » ` ' ° country, reached this city yesterday ol, the hc;2st°’;v a“dwl?“ "ish fall? poses. $250.00. Spring and fall vaca- Bake wife,-._ Lamp Glasses.

wllilhltglis l_:“lfl°l’“d d““gm°"~ _ only at uripremedi-liiied iniervialss so er :hon ndopjed mid me. following 'ire Mud’ h°°k° Tl" T°°'s' lamtment il; r néatgi tllu stage De. The peer came to dine ln due éoume Mijsfuglblevglurfflv l0ll'\1fY\gdY98l‘-'-l Towing Ropes Auto Heatometers.

B ng on' before A -‘ r " 8*' las' 0 ’ James F""`° P‘“‘°"'\ ' Valv Grinders

whlch ll wllll d _ s soon as the worman had left the . M L _ e . "on or she Bmlliiylg tlllilistlmrénrolliia table the G. 0. M. drew on his chsir‘F C °°d' Monte.-5 ~ License Bracket..

ulgllly vessels carrying Amerigg ghgleogensgestlie subject in the most WHEATLEY RIVER' Sliitll Ll1:it't.less. Pedal Rubbers.

_ 1' itizens. lie wil-1 go t hi I -- 7 i - Radiator Cups.

m Berea. Kv. for 'o. S mine at I was glad W 59° that Y°l"' 'Chi' The annual school meetln of tie rrunk Rach' R°d B°|i5

Meadowbank School meetlng:-

A New and Ctlmplete Line of Automobile

Accessories Just Arrived

_ In this line will be _found nearly ever) thing needed around the automobile. We are

making a special effort in this line ot goods, and wc think vie have nearly everything you pusibly need. Anyway, you _had o_est come in and get our prices. and see just what- we h ive in stock. Supplies coming daily by hx press

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f----Here is What we Have in Stock'

Lace-on Boots.

Dust Caps.

Spark Plugs. Tail Lamps. Wrench Sets. Wheel Pullers.

Lining Sets.

Fan Belts. Hose Connector.

Robe Rests, Auto Goggles.

whluh submerged almost as mon as the discomllted host. Let us jo-in the

ladies.

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Q l Among the passenger on tl ‘ . ' ' ‘ ' _ _mln wele members Mime c;$;::“;i her son, Cecil. are intellaeastlnogl:-1917

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_.m ` .0 » 'V J l the Noiuegiiin bark Madurn from Shoreham By sea'

’ /* tired bv ti United States dcrtiovei D M h

` / - \_ ` - _ - . P ‘ _ 1 _ _ _ _ to ._ `¢¢l & Zn, lt _ l _ ~ lei. you know that I am quite well.

`/ Vnited States gunboat Scorpion now go no 'anad,mn man fm Hmmm tw()

g. 1 5 ' weeks. I dont know whatfs the mat-

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This year we have the bes ne of Barefoot Sandal

ade, the WEAR-WEL nd. _

Our prices are right, se ur Window.

Alley & Co

1350 Queen St.

170 miles south of Ireland on Mai Par ot 9"* Ju" E few une;

inter-ned al Constantinople, and nrem~ tel. l am expecllng one from you any

hers of the crew of the Marfareta. da

_ _ .E y. I am anxious to know how you

sunk May 17 also reached thr..» couii got along putting ln the cm

. t.'y yesterday. , - D'

.fly /,f lj Vermcmlon of mp re _ Viell. dear- marnmy, we' had a great

__ _ - , ported torpedo

` " "'_/"“"J attack on the Kroonland was given by um-e the 24m or May' H was 8 holiday

another arrival, Donald McGregor,

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.although two torpedoes Struck t liner she was uianceuvred in' such 'way that both`blows were' -‘g-lanci

erally from the outside; and-after t decaying process has gone far enou it reaches the nerve in the too

sends to the brain that there is exposure and a cry for eip.

lwar correspondent. who declared th

and the firing head did .not eirplod

~a_anu we had a great programme of al a-thlete sports. We had a concert at he night, and it certainly put- me in mind a of -some of the good old times I've M. _seen in Charlottetown. e- » I waswtrnnoculated yes-terday morn- ' Ing and my breast is feeling pret.ty

sore This is the sixth time l've' beer:

WHAT GOOD 'S A T°oTHAcHE7 innolciilated since I enlisted. I don’t

think there ds much danger in catch-

Tlie ache comes when the tiny - _

nerve at the heart of the tooth is ex- xsmigg 'lgllzytaglfgsg argiqggiilg £5? posed tc- the alr.When the tooth be- ,tlml ln.‘England now' some ol, the ‘gms N’ de'~`“~"' it “tam” to ‘l° “O ge" farmers are starting to cut their first

hs crop of hay. They generally have 5 three crops during the season; " Knowing Colonel Campbell has

WMC!! “UNB Whe“_§¥_l3°§?‘_i _t° the 5"' been transferred back to the 104th

The ache is the signal which the nerye from the 13th Reserva * "l héyé' - ll,-,

ll idea when the io-nh win go _ to

France. It -is raining hard this even-

- Very few of ue realize that 'an l - ll ll _

“`V/’l"“§\\\\ aching tooth is a good thing for tis. ll:§mle?.n?lnl.lnv;e_llle ?:lgy_ some eav)

the ache removed Anyone who h

provided we have it at-tended to and well' l have not much news l-or

v<<_w¢_i ' y0\1 this l.ll1l8_ JUST. BS- BOOK] BS* I 1'0-

l Kodaks

There is only one Kodak that

irlves entire satisfaction, and that is the

Eastman

Buy one and if not satisfac-

Eory we will take it back.

l Those are”the kind of kodaks l we sell, and have them from l _$l.li0 to $133.00. - Wo also. develop your films

1 and print your pictures at. prac- : llciilly cost. ‘ Wo h-ave had

I versus of experience and know

our work. Last year we devel

I oped an Eastman Mlm which l was four years old, and the ne-

gi-itlve is hero for inspection. Mail us your next film to de- velop and when in need of films write us. We pay postage.

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.

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cruciatlng pain.

feet.

F tootliaclie will liardly agree that there celye. _youll letter l wlll wllle you _ can be 'a blessing attached to -this ex~ Your eye, loylng s0n_

CECIL.

I But the good comes from the warn- p_ S___ Love ln all an hnme_

l ing it gives us of the- cc-ridition of our ______ i' teeth on the inside of our mouth. The ' May 29‘ llll‘7 . nrrangeinent of the interior of the shmelmm By Sem ` miilllll and me “S9 We ‘make 0*' it in Dear Little Brot-her, Rupert,-.lust

passing things into our system favc-r. a llne to tle-l you know lhul 1 nn, gel. very much the development and in- llng along great* and l hone you hun crease of microbes. and then they not lo work wo nn,-d nuwnlg ln the

once get in they are difficult to re- cTop_ l suppose by lhls lime y-nu have move- lots of lambs, take good care of them

--__-’“*”'”' and they will make low'0f money fOr

HOW D0 YOUR FEET STAND THE mummy next fnl|_ -_

HEAT? Well. Rupert, I suppose you would _'_ like to have a horse at home. It won`t

_ Extreiiies of heat and extremes of he long lllfl Cecll ls home n'5aln_ and

cold have _adverse effect. on the feet than we Wlll huy n nunuy no,-3e_ und of some poaple. and it is wise to pre wg wlll have some good old times pare for prevention of trouble accord- Always heh, lnnlnnly lo eu,-n and save ing io the season we are approaching. money' and always he 8 good llmu We ure glad that cold weather can hoy ,ml neyul- do nnylnlng to gauge have no terror for us in the way of hal. to wolll-y_ Your note hook wagl foot trouble for so-me inioriths to come lovely l lhlnk you are ge-Lying ulongll finore outdoor' recreation is indulged great ln schouih Aly,-ny-5 len;-n' your biit we have -to face ii possible discom- lessons well und when 1 get back I fort, due -to niid-summer beat, it nd the Wlll see lhnl you 'go lo un||ege_ You effect registers in the face when the can lake my W0,-u ful- that so you feet iiiflw will bmi- must do everything that is right, and

Women should rmade it H 90"" lo Cecil will help you along. I suppose

wear cc-rnfori/able shoes in the sum- llul,_ and _ylnnnie md a great stroke mer time for more walking is done, ol la,-m_lng_ ‘

in, and the vitality is taxed to a great- well' Rupert, hoping to hear from or extent in hot weather than in any lyeu s0on___ l nnl your loving bl(-;t|ler,` of the other seasons, and emplr/ymenti CEC|L_

'is lessened with discomfort -to the ____

May 31. 1917

‘ Those pestering little corns, aching Shoreham By Sqn,

biinions, snliggllng soft corns, and susnexy l.;nn.lnnu_ - sore tired feet all seems to do their Deal. Mutha,-,__ your letter detail

I worst to fret 009 Wm* me “d"°“t °( Mav llth reached me to-day and I

warm weather end all the means We wan no stud to hear from you. I am know of should be used 10 allay me corporal of the regimental guards

m suffering. and have been pretty busy all the

'ro take the "tlred" out of the feet (lay-_ Ii. is now eight o’<-.lock and I

ul mem ln n ln-_.L sunny bath for tif- lake the oworlunlly ol, dmpplng you

lnute then into another

°f few lines. with your letter I may

teen m S. _. n _

clear water with some of those -talh My I “waived three Dame” ol pan.

"foot-easers, nn E_ vi Jack

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lets which are veritable ers from Uncle Jo Z,

. U16” dry and Shake Wm” hy5'°“|° Cannuck. the Evening Post and the

powder over them bef0\‘9 plllilnll °“ Qglgiiry Independent.. It suits me fine

Zi your stockings. The stockings must as l have to may on duly nlpntght, T be a little longer than tliedfoottlf that and I will have some good old Cana-

to be `00ll1f0l‘l\b|° 9" 0° C” died news to read.

» :rirgre foot trouble- Fresh h°” "ery I was glad you sent me one of these Bmd cl dmweight day Hlwuld bf’ “W '“‘°' “““ “ " “C” photos. r may look s miie thin. but |b8'|ll “ld S3539" trouble to wash out 0 Dil" °f M9” M I cant tell you I never felt better in

r\l8\\t. which Wi" D6 Wad! W d°“ in my life. -It is ii. beautiful evening and

D h in . ei- thing around puts me in mind

N AL I iliriigizing the feet with# K°°d “lg hiime. rm hormfi to set back

_!'“"'-"""""»"""""""_'_ 1 y beneficial and relfev ‘u _. th old song es. Well

C’ E d N d gieiiiliichsoiniiie ache and tension of the slwmijhgy -Lnnuzglng tg? have

bmmo ore ya' day. As s00n 6! 1'0" “AV” im °W°"' some news concern-ing tlieffcrop. but

tunitl’ after a day 0" Y0\1\' f°°t» °h°“'° yon did not say anything. I 'hope you

he alone is restful ln ull rl ln

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ymdrhBiwfe\.l.ll‘lf>(irt<: Ury °|d 9°" bm '° iso.;-liiimle's drgwiiigs were lovely

The hue of all the :npair tphat will encase the f00t !\'l“¢_ l think he is a very smart little

‘Wit RBCM2 St°¢k~ ly hut not uncomfortably- J'-llt °“°' fellow. I suppose Rob, still serves

ugh to support the -tired muscles and nu", and by this Mme Rupert must

AT THE STABLE5 0F_T|'|E mrs sway the strain. ' he | greet old farmer. Mummy, lm_se-

l can recommend

ilf you have corns from ill-fittln! ilresstnl my letter put Shoreham By- lhoes. either tc-o loose or t0o USM ries, Otherwise it's liable to go es-

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Eu" Pharmacy -xeingiii' °iffti‘:in'want me Nil TM" if mvifeil. dear mother. hope this letter

an bathe your feet freeuwily “lid wrli ana you in the best of health. I

' Molltl [IO P. E- I- .omformbie shoes you will som m_ 1

I :ddr-that -this foot ¢"°“b'° 1° ° tm" a Your loving een. CECIL

1150°ii'filMmWftf ‘ nr nm pastua-_.§_f{’2““‘1§_‘§f.’!`l‘!. .'.°‘.`,, _.Loire te_ell,at home. - Good night.

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. . a rest. _ -

Frgitelgretlt. strain. under which Mr. igépsifglicl TllzzelzimgsfregicygsyoflWheatley River School Distiict, Ni). cu pm 8 ` Fan Shafts.

years (;lflSBl:§;llaltlu\li\il13 “learly three der. You have unequalled knowledge gglhwai gndtiie Segal? 0? lhme Cap Screw/ga. 9 ' Valve 5P"‘"9°`

on his health ehwar are has told of the Irish tenant farmers. Would’ *ISK y V O Us e g vo e( for Tool Roda. C°"°" °i""

lndefinit l 'illim is his wave is °' you favor me with your Opinion of anim emetm and sevemynve dollars ' Retainer Cll s B"'"‘p°" Bars' ed he i\"}i‘lleile§:tu'reLhiierthn' ‘Slimmer mem “M °f the “°"dm°“ °f Ireland Teljrggtriigtdgs ig; i.:l‘i);n¢ialrlig$iin expenses' Prepared wapx.. A*'t°' H°""5' situation, im an effor toeaxifdughargge generally" |'R C Iiuntain Wm Riilckrligrrileiilridahe c°"°' Ph' EXt"“°t°"- CUP G'°as°'

Anlerlcan people to the Smiousne; hr-Condition of =lreland'_'~, stuttered Bn"-e'll_ The breaeht leacher ls re; Liquid Veneer.. Atstoler in G;l||0n'cans.

of the presem' crisis and me" receive Ti-5nf;'vriitne'qi}tilrTr§i(»;i(isYf1sit('i`rh u;1__rii;ilf|nt'iBiBnin5. Pratt- & Lunrlrertis Auto liiiziiiicls in All ('olor.~'. Auto l"Illls|ii|ii.:. Varirisbi-s :intl lirt-sslriils a more important diploii ti I t- ` ' e m es 'I -1- “ISU in Mock- _ ,

ment its a reward for lil: `s€:l:'li)<?§s.n §ottf”leS§i1m°5t humbllgglllg set oil col/EHEAD WEST GASOLENE _ (juli (}r;s.nlene t-oirig lliiotrgli ii Filter. which iissirsts you ol' its nlrsulute p||rii_\'

linssehnnrs on lhe armed llner 35°? S” Ht 9V€I‘ cumbered Gods ____ l --free from dirt or ivalv-r of any kind. ._ _ __ *A

Radius Rods.

Spindle Oilers.

Hose c\Iamps.

Plug Rods.

Plug Brushes. Auto Pum'ps. Auto Mirrors. Polish Sprayers. l'-`e|arine.' '

which brought. Mr. Frost t tliic o t earn' I At the annual meeting of the (T ve- ' - " - ' ’ report an encounter with aosubniaiiixie only one observaqc? was open to 0 `

‘,§‘;‘;‘fl__l‘;_“* _flf_“°°' _f"S“'lf§f'_ ‘“"- ’ During July and August, our lfusiness Hours will be

John Mold-liinoi vias dlccdendmtlriistize E 8. In ‘O 5-301)- mv closing on.$ahlfday at _

in place of Mr. Peter J. McDonald 1 p m_ Opulin W¢d|]Qgd3y§ until 5,30 P. 111

who retired. A supplement of $7()

td f tl _ -I ~

was voe or ie present teacici. _ _ Miss Amy lluestis, if she rcinains,` ' ` __ 's i _ and in the event of her |-esl.-_gning $50 ,- l. . for her successor. Miss Hucstis iris Q" S Q/

taught tlirlee yoirslin this school and \ \ - ( _ I -

proo -of ier cxce lent work is furn-

ished by the fact that her supple-

byl

ment has been increased yearly

the ratt-payers wliile lor the coiniiiili! wholesale & Retail

year she is offered $20 more than vi' be given to any other' teacher. 'Fheie was a vote of $106 for contln ent e -

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trcrum lncludliiig school furniture, ‘_ _ -_ _ __ _____, ‘V _ _ __ __ _ J

PERMANENT ARMY CAMP

BUILT IN TEN DAYS

In ten days of actual work, -a bald

k1l0ll 011 the army reservation at Fort Sheridan. ill., was converted into a wcll-planned cantonmerit with accom- niodutions for 3,500 men 'attending the

clli<'ers’traliiiiig camp. The story 0f`Hay, loose .. 00.00-20 0

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the acliieveimen; is told by Popular Mechanics Magazine. in its July num- ber. The speed of the construction 'nude this a feat perhaps unsurpassed in the Middle West, if not in the en; tire country. -' __ ‘ Eiglity-five separate one-story frame buildings were erected. They con- sist of 42 barracks; 21 mess halls and kitchens; 21 bathhouses, and a tele-

tures were built side by side in four long rows. _

Organization and competent super-

vision accomplished the work. Mn- lerizils were rushed to thegrounds' b_v special trains and -motor trucks. Special trains also shuttled a large part oi' the force of 600 or 700 men between Chicago and the army post

morning and night. Approximately-dH3’S Of 0811)' SDl'|I1lZ~ Mid the fHl`1U0Y`

1.250.000 ft. of lumber were used. A

of this was deilveréd ln about three come into town ulp-on various errand

days' time. ~

Plans and specifications for the can-

ton-rnent were received from Washing~ ton late on Saturday, April 28. Their complete revision by Monday morn- ing was necessary tc- fit them to lo- cal conditions. The general con- tract, awarded to a Chicago construc-

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Butter (creamcry) lb. ._ 00.35%-00

Calfskiris . . _ . . . . _ . ...

Hay, pressed 00.00-19.90

Hides, per lb. ._ 00.00-00.1. Oats (black) bush. 00.00-00.95 Oats (white) 00.75-00.90 Turnips _ . . ... _ 00.00-005

.P0rk . . . . . ..00.1fi-00.18

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OOLEMAN'$ COLLIEZ THE STOR

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Butitwhcst . . _ . . 01.00-01.25 If you Want Z1 piano that will - l ` Butt" “ielfll P" lb- --"°~“°”°“'ff§ sive utmost satisfaction in every __ _________ _ J.

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ERES. Del' t‘l0Z. . _ . . _ . . . .00.00-00.29 _ fi- -7"'-._ "‘f""v-.~~:.-'.~:r.~-~'r'=' _

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Potatoes ...oo.oo-01153

Wheat, per bush. .. 01.75~02.Z

Lamb pens 00.40-00.78 Straw (pressed) ._ ..I0.00.. _

W°°‘- <‘"eSl\€'=ll- -- 00-0"-00"" is the proper piano for you to select--no other will give you

""°“°""‘““““g° """°“"g ' T““ ”""“'~ W°°" (““w””hed) " "°0`°0"`°W' such perfect satisfaction.

` Y It’s the Right one for You

"i "“"'"Calls in and hear thissuperb instrument. ' --

It was one of the first warm»|iko M

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]'1|ii“oni the it-ui\~9ii.nt`ling country basl As Es Q“ecn street

touching the near approach of seed - -time. They were a hardy. contcntet looking lot. hurrying up and down th

the village, each r~arr'y'lng this own particular purchase-one a plowshsre_ another a pair of rubber boots, while stlllcthers carried buirdlc-s and prick-

-tlon company, was signed on Sunday ages Of 30005 for use in the hoiise-

and dated for the following day. Rlain h0ld~ .

tell on Monday, when work was su posed to be launched. Because

this, a time extension of one day wa

granted, and real building ‘actively b

gan on Tuesday. May 1. in this he ““°““‘°“’°' "’“°“'““"°“'“g “““"’“‘y Then insure in good strong stock com pan- riod all orders had been placed, th necessary deliveries made at th grounds, 25 miles north of Chicago; and several hundred workmen collec

ted.

From the instant operations sturte

until the final nail was driven. wor

was pushed at fever heat. The cla

ter of hammers and the hum of cir- . . n

cular saw blended ln a staccato in

ble that was heard several miles o

gl Among riiis crowd or ioirv. jcsuin

S men, was John Hai'lio\u_ the younrges & farmer in the county-a tall. broad-

about with his -hands thrust deep into

vovercoat. Ile had not. come to town ` for the purpose of trailing, lint had

been summoned to appear in court.

ll His farm, one of the' most. remote in k the settlement, adjninetl' a quarter sec- l_ tion of hay'-land belonging to a certain

Mr. Hard<~astle_ a wealthy landowner

,_ having thc reputation of being un ex- " ceedlngly hard man. and iinpleasnnt.

all sides. . Yet, brief as was the neighbm"

0 A short time beforp the opmiing oi'

time illlc-tnient, and great as was th n.

work, system ruled -and there wa little confusion. Excitement pre-

vailed, but it w-as the excitement of

hard game closely fought.

While the structures were spring-

ing up like pen-and--ink houses in ii -movie cartoon, water-supply mains. sewer conduits. telephone cables, and electric-light feed wires were eirten- ded to the cantonment, which is sl- tu'ated across ravlnes several hundred yards frcm the old buildings at the post. Steam and gasoline trench diggers crept between the rows of growilig shelters. cutting ditches for the drainage pipes, while others ate their way across the reservation to the site, making an underground path- way for the water line. Overhead. cables and wires were stretched as quickly as -poles were teniped in place.

Thirteen days were allowed for the

installation of all plumbing. Thus three days alter -the bulldlngs` were finished, shower baths. lavatorles, and other toilet fixtures were ready for 3,500 -men in 21 concrete--floored hath- houses» In addition. there was the plumbing in an equal number of kit- chens. Fro hydrants, and near them coils of hose for protective purposes. were also supplied.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Dairy butter .. .30 Butter (cresmery prints) .tl Eur .30 Idowlylb. .. .15~lll Chickens, lb. ._ .. . ...16-.20 Beef lb, (retail) .. . .20-.28 Potatoes. bus. .. 1.25 Hay. ton ..18.00-20.00 Straw. ton 10.00-12.00 Pork (selects) wholesale .19

__l this story, John had been burning o ` his haylnnd. I-Ie lost control of the tire ll rind lt. had gotten onto Hardt-astle‘s

land and burned up one of his hay- ri1‘ks_ Jolui had offered to pay for the hay. hut I-Iardcastle recalled a cer- tain thrashing the young fiirnier had given him nt ii heatofl_ political meet- ing. and' seized upon this violation of the prairie-fire law, ns a means' of cv- eninl! lip with him. This mc-.int ruin. for the court. iii its zeal to punish carelessness ln handling such fires. would undoubtedly impose si heavy fine. and llardcastle knew that iii or- der to pay it. John would have to sell his seed wlie-at. That would ren- der lmpossiblc ii crop next year, arid' hence. no money with which to meet the fall payments on his machinery; and following this would bo the sher- iff iind thf- ultimate loss of his fnrni.

These thoughts. and the thought ol

a pretty, patient little woman, for whom he was sriigizling hard to make a home. were what or-.ciipied the- young man‘s mind. as he walked hero‘ and there-, aimlessly about the town.

“Twelve ten." he muttered. as he

paused' in front of the Bascomh House and looked at his watch, "very nearly

two `hours to wait." _ _

Everybody was at dinner and the

streets' were almost deserted except that the bench in front of the hotel bore its usual unkempt-looking line of town loafers. They smoked. gossiperl t and expectorated great quantities of| tobacco juice on the sidewalk. Notli-l Ing seemed to escape their notice. and no, subject was too trifling for dis- cushion.

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