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Dominion tor Security. '

MURDOCK MACKINNON, U. ii. DAWSON,

I Chairman ' `Se¢femy

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' The National War Savings Committee are niakingra 'special appeal to you to contribute to the_ success of the War

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Savings Movement on the' 27th _of May. ` ~ ` - ' _ _ __ _ _ _ __

' '_ A letter and a card will be left at your house and when you have studied the scheme and signed the card for whatever

amount you think you can save during the year, it will be called for May 27th istherlate. _ ~ A ~ _

’ ‘ Below is a Specimen of this Card `

TO THE NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE

I 'l"`l"l€ll'r"l" Cl-LIB

I hereby apply for membership in the above-Club, and agree to-save systematically and

regularly during 1918, and to invest my savings in Dominion of Canada War Savings Stamps.

I shall endeavor to purchase at least * ................ _.in War Savings Stamps or Thrift Stamps

during 1919. ‘

Ri(-limond Street, Charlottetown.

it at ,_ ~¢ . ._ ,_

I will undertake to further the interests ofthe Club at all times in such manner as the

(fommittee consider it helpful to Canada during the reconstruction period’ _ _

‘ signed _..._.._.__ __________________ .___ __________ __ _ ` `

Address..__. ......................................... ._

Date ........

*Fill in $5.00 to $500, as desired, and send to National War Savings Committee, 140

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-IT PAVS to buy ln this provincial .._»1-HE GUARNAN |, on “ie M ...___ ‘l.aiierty's_ Sumniereide.

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LADYS' }"_in.im'i hats nit ‘t ...___

S "Wil 51\”|<`If*lI` R~ ql““‘“`I llfl l --GET A SET ot .iutomohile wrench

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-_-"- .i845 5-21.\ltuel`ri2wl-Ls.

WOMEN'$ tweed iaincoats worth

000 on sale special Finlay morn ...MR G g gggpglgmu-513|, Report

$11 .iinciaii .Q Saenait lnniitetl. i er, will be pleased to receive news ot

5953-5-32-\l3iEli» l interest to forward for puniication

V”-*_ _ _ Telephone No. 238.

TRIMMED HATS, ilC\\'E5i vSi)'l(‘> _.l

triiniiiizigs, worth up to 7.00 oni _GET A pA\R of pm-fem “gms”

e special $350, Sinclair' & .s‘t1\\\'tii-t|-~_\|(_.]i,.lh-- grwn vism. “0n_g|m-9 \,_,,_s_

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5868 ='~-2"!-Wiilli-\ ' r.s4s.-ri~2iiitu@iri2wi<<_

THE Bi-S ii in _ -wonosrtrui. vALuEs in new 011 In il P i1l‘0‘~il'1U UU! SPPCIJI l serisoiis' miilinery. See the new Milan timed hats it $700 lJf‘\\P'~t ll10d0l~ and Ttistswn straw hats just opened. If0I°‘° 'WFP “Will *WUI-U' K *I0 lSin<'l;iir &- t`te\\'art i_iiiiitetl. it limited _ .'.stis=.5-22.\i2iif.ii

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_-_ -E-D YOUR SATURDAY shopping

- 'V T MILLINERY ro i-

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OUR STORES ‘UNI “ U\“l\0U“»*~\i-oii i<‘i~itlay ot` this week. 'Store open lhe closed on Situtdni \I.iy °4ill- i-`ridiiy e\'~ning_ closed on Sa.tui'tlay

0"” DAY H" me ‘“"0mm°d'“|0" for \'ictori_i Day, Sinclair &~ Stewart

mir ctistoinors stores \\ill ienitlirr L;m;[,.,i_

n cn Fridai everiini. Peter \lt~ _-,358_5_32M2iEHV

t &,_Son. .\i.1lner1ue .ind iienrlit ____

el ~" 9'-= -saruauav aaacams on Snif-

””*°‘ Friday-»opcn evening. _liake it ti*

FUNERAL 5ERV|CE$-_“Til” \`““' point to come on Friday Storeclosetl 'I UI me lat" MI* Tlmnme Him Wh" Si:iturda_\'_ >`in`clair & Stewart Limited.

‘ ed away at his residence in Sum» 53443,,-,_22M2iE1;_

rside on Sunday last_ took place _____,

Wednesday afternoon to the __-|-0 UM/E||_ HONOR R°|_|___m Nh Uf SC°U““d "’9‘“"“"`Yr Wi* the Alt-thotiist Church at Kensington' f~ and “'35 |al'g°IY imentled- TM; next Sunday evening, May 25th ani I`b°“5'l`eI`S “'@l`9 3195575- 50h" Han- Honor iioil will be unveiled of the' ns Staiilake, Hector McQuarrie_ Solruew of me Cougregmion I uben Dickiesoir of Wilmot. anti ’

in Campbell and John Rfmlau-y 01' -________________

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meislde "eceawed st horn in '

nierside 85 years .igo and was \vEb"l`En.\` PERSON_ALS'

t highly respected pi all He stari~ _ _ -_---

llie inantifaxtuiiiig of threshing -Miss Tir-rtie Wright, Bedeque_:

limes .intl tleaneis in Stttiiiiieisltle iiioiorctl to Summeiside \\ ednesdai; The regumr Amo). Day and Eml,i,,~..

ti t'actoi'y on the site wlicre the ar- afternoon. imly exercises open in P‘,im_e Sh_`__M Iy now Slalids' about 4" yen.” dg0'| |schooi at 9.30 this morning, to wiiichi 2 plnui was nut-'_etloni ani inc nc\\‘_ ~a.\ir. .inf-lt l~`raser_ of Bedeqtm. the public are invited t nt. now occupied hy the iiail Man-`iiiotoi'ctl to Snmmerside on \\'edn»\.~-I _

ctiu-ing Fo., was r~i~et~tr><l_ He re- ilaii

‘ed from business a _\'t~.i. or t\\'o_ --- o. lie leaves to not-tin _nietiangh I

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nec sisters-\/irs lla;-if2i',' oi' Sum- ~-_\ir |.eiloy Proctor nnd Miss Mir- rslde, _\irs. Alex Mcllut-_ oi' Seattle, iam i'rot-tor, returtietl to (lliai'lotte»

wit-k i.e{iii'ge,\'. Noi'tii|\owii_ after spending a few da~_.'t in

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eqiie. .intl Brewer at iioznf-_ I.. ‘_~`.ii1niiit~rsidn.

-f~_\'lr_ J. S. .\lnttliews. of .-\iht>_|'ton.':

_ Miss I-‘lin at home, intl three sons was in Suminersitle on Monilny onl Hugh or Phiiadelpliiiij \V_ G. Hail, hiisiness. L \

Honolulu, and iltrold overseas. -----

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.lin Eastleigh isiiaitilini

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..°lT PAYS to buy in this province. ._*MR W- S. CURTIS, the manager

ni’ lt. 'i`. llolninn's Furniture Depart-

*TWO CENTS PER WORD each ment. will lie at the iiniiipie rooms all

iiertion for idvqrtisingin thief/ tiny totlii;.- in the interests ot that

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inn Cnh must accompany on 1 tif-partiiit-nt. 5012

lnimum charge twenty.-live cents. ---

' ' ..*‘SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.-Among

B itiiccessitil concert and basket social

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` " ‘ ’ ' in nitl of the building of a new clin-

poi wus held in the Town Hull of

Georgetown by the memhers oi’ Si.

and ) James R. (1. (‘ongregation on Solut-

_ tiny night, May i7. The hail was pack

ntl to the doors many indeed finding -it

Féyll _‘ diiilcui: to obtain even standing room

0 Rev. D. P ('roken. l’_ i’., presided as

logue in thicc acts; Bagpipe S(.1@f_.,_ _,_¢ .-

HL .\‘l1'. Greene; Step dance, Bliss Au "U 310010; (`ocitl solo, Miss Coliings; lffglileutl Fling. uiss Eileen iiiiiiitiiz .\t_ the conclusion of the pi-ggrammpl tho veteran aut-tioneer. Mr. 'l_'_ 11; l i\l0fi‘1sS@i'twneb\y aasisieti ny insl Worship Mayor lioward .\lacDonnifl! S0ld the baskets (of which there was'

a large number) hy auction during

which time the ladies served leaf; The proceeds which will go to thc; building fund of the new church, am-_ ounted to upwards of $350.00 so that? St. James congregation are to he con-

,f.',ratniated on their success.-G. 1

..*Mr. S. S. lit-asian. Barrister- .»i i

law, Montague was n receiit ri.~iitor tn' Georgetown.-G _

..i\lr. Hodgson Mori-issey_ toaciiri

.ti Stni'geon_ is spending his vneiiiioii _ nt his home in Geogetown.-G.

2*.

..*.\iiss Annie \\'eatliet‘bie is visit-l

ing Miss iEthel Douglas. West streeal

where .she intends spending is montiri

_.~.\ir_ Walter Dalziel, Operator. its

ii. i, Railway is spending a short vacation at his home in G-eoi-gt-town_ _G_ __

..=’.~\mong those who recently rt-A

turned to their homes in Geogetowa from overseas are Messrs Frank Mn Pliee who left with the “Happy Fifth" Battery, Joseph Mc-Pliee who left with the 2nd Battery (later the 98th). liar- t_ld ll. _\'icholsoii.' who left in the. 55th Siege I)rat't,,Jolin \\'-aikcr who left in the 55th Battalion anti iiavciock Stew- art who left in a Railway Construction Batltiiioii. These brave Y0l1l1t< men i't'C~ : eived ti t'ortilal and sincere wt=lco|ne_ to their home _:ind irieiitls.-~G_

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL-

pr¢g|-am Arbor Day.

l--»F'iissy~Wiilow (‘hnrus_ i'i'ii_=.ii~y|

(hotles. ‘

2--Dialogue. Miss Acnrifs D011?

Three Violets.

tl--iiecitation. The Cffinsips. i~3n_»-for

lie-iit\tl_\'. _\liss i'li1slain's Dept.

4--Sprint; Song. Solo niul _t-iiorns_ 5--Dialogue. Plnntiiig the .»\pp._t-

'l‘rees. G. .\lcDonaltl's Dept. _

li-ftecitntiou. Elm 'i're»=_, ldit-inf

Bennet. Miss Fiiliertoii's Dept.

7-iSoio. Lois Foroie. .\lis< .\’f

ton's Dept. _

9-Part Song. ilail Smiling 'vinr'i. 9-Exer<»ise. The Awakening pt’

t>iiii~y'\vi\it»w. _uiiii Mcotmnias no partmeiit_ _ ` ` 10-Dinloglne _lilies \Vnison's Dont. 1 il--Chorus. Primaiiy Grades. 'l‘iie Daisy.

Empire Day Pregrant.

of England. _

13-(Thorns. fling Out Swnct Bells

of Peace. Senior Classes.

14-Recitation. Our Beautiful i..anri.

Mary lliurdncii. _

iii--Solo. Eleanor Johnson. f lil-llecltation. iiiida King. Unit'

edian Born. - -

is-ciiortis. stiiitioie'-"f t.1snatin.mvt=»;.

_ rhnirninn nn dtlie following program

‘ _ __\ ._ was very creditabiy rendered:-Oven

f ~ ._ ~ »__ _‘ '_ ture, (piano), Rev. Father Gallant: B O Y Vocal Solo. R6v.' Father Gillis; Vocal

and brain _ solo, Min iceny. elm-iattetown; nee-

‘it_tti0n, Min Mildred Donovan; Dia-

w f“*‘1<"f-f‘t~“i»~aw ._ _ i`

Atlflrmisnn. `

God Sava the King.

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I Special Arrival

Tweed Ramcoats

A SPECIAL LOT OF HANDSOME NEW

TWEED RAIN COATS just came in by express. _

These are the sort of coats that every

young man wants. They are not only rainproof but they are smart looking gar- ments for wear on cool "evenings and for motoring' and driving.

$18.50. $’2.‘£..'»0. $_‘£5'».(l0, 2‘|'i2S.5()

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A TRY THE MEN?S STORE. The Men's Store is one of the newest-the best e‘quip- perl-the best stocked Men’s Clothing and

Furnishings Stores in the East.

It has the NEW THINGS FIRST. The

sort of suits that men in New York are wearing-the sort of suits that you see on the streets of Montreal and Toronto-are

ready .for you at the MEN’S STORE, -MEN’S SUITS AT $11.00 to $40.00. _ -MEN’S OVERCOATS at $12.00 to $35.00

-MEN’S SOFT HATS at $1.75 to $7.-50 --MEN’S STIFF HATS at $1.50 to $6.50

-_-MEN’S SHIRTS at $1.25 to $6.50..

- --MEN’S UNDERWEAR at 90c to $4.00

-MEN’S TIES at 50c to $2.00

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‘Lf STORE ISANEW STORE-‘i The best Shirts in *Charlottetown

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