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Pharmacy. Law.

Dentistry ‘

New Entrance Scholarships:

Three of $200 each

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Miitrlculatlon examinations, be- ghmmg september-24' 1918; _enjoyable evening was spent at the

To he competed for at the

New Senior Scholarships: Three oi S200 each, Three of S100 each

Tenable during second year.

and awarded on results of work

of first year.

Lectures in all Faculties for

Write to,the Pr-esldent's Of-

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following autuists with their different

- ' , _.x parties made up the procession-Mrs.

the coming session begin on Tuesday, October 1. 1918.

fice for full information.

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The Womans Home Compan-

ion August N0.

AUGUST MAGAZINES

All the best Magazines pub-

lished received as issued.

Canadlannnd American News-

papers received daily.

New Books and Novels for

Holiday reading. A

500 reprints from best Auth-

ora regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 each. Our Holiday prices 50 and

75 cents each. Colne in and look them ovcr.

Our Bookstore closes each ev-

¢ log texccpt Saturday) at 6 o l-»-\° and at one o'clock on \`.¢¢.iies<lay during July and August.

c rt F " portant victory. All spring he had

a - 10 o 1- b fight' t t his ardcn plant

(lk and Stall0l'i€l' been fi itin cut worms drouth. and

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. I weeds, and at last, the f__lrst fruits of

Q victory-beans! .

But the War Gurdencr’s war is not

Flower Pots Jarditiiers

Lawn Pots

It you want to give

your flowers a suitable

setting see our showing of flower pots. jardimers etc.

Made from good grade

earthenware and stone-

pricéd iight too.

B‘LACK’S

Sunnyside

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S -rr rave is su is asa Prevue(

-MARRIAGE..-The marriage took place» at St. James’ church Egmont Bay on Tuesday July 30th of Miss Lor- etta Leclerc daughter of John S. Leclere of St. Gilberts to Mr. Joach- im Doiron of Miscouche. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Mar- guerite Leclerc, teacher. while Belonie Gaudet son of John B. Gaudet support- the groom. in the afternoon the wed- ding party motored to Miscouche. An

grooms home where a number of in- vited guests were nsseinbled. M

-FOR THE R-ED CR08S.- On

Thursday afternoon eighteen different parties with automobiles decked with gags and hunting motored around Summerside and vicinity and collect- ed $575.00 besides $25.00 'worth of wool, yarn and socks which they handed over to the Summerside

li. C.Mills. Mrs.Neil McQusrrie, Mrs.

J. L. Hoi-man, Hrs. (Dr.) McMnrdi0. Mrs. Ernest Gaffney, Mrs. J. M. Noonan, Mrs. (Dr.) Leard, Mrs. Percy Tanton, Miss Bertha Schurman,

Manson, Mrs. ‘1‘. D. Ramsay, Miss Carrie Holman. Miss Gladys Holman, Mrs. L. R. Allen, Miss Kate Milligan.

-RECEPTION T0 RETURNED SOL- DIER.-A reception was held in Kin- kora Hall last'wsek, when the resi- dents of that place met to do honor

lately returned wounded from France; Rev. J. J. McDonald acted as chair- man, and besides him and the guest. there was also on the platform Pte

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marks by the chairman and a number of musical selections, Rev. _A. J. Mc- intyrc was culled on to read the add- ress to_ the returned hero, after which he presented him on behalf of the re- sidents of Kinkora and vicinity with a beautiful smoker's set, safety razor and a purse 'ot gold. Addresses were also given by Mr. Michael McKenna. Pte. Rogerson and others. Corporal Cairns. who is a son of Mr. Thomas Cairns. was in Western Canada at the'time the wa/r broke out, where he enlisted, and after spending a long time in the firing iinc was wounded, losing his right arm and was also badly gassed at Vlmy Ridge. A short time before this, Corp. Cairns had won. th_e Military Cross for excep- tional bravery. Corp. Cairns, who is home on a snort furlough, is sponding his time at his old home district, af- ter which he will return to Toronto. --H. ,

MARCH-ING TO VICTORY

It was a proud moment when the

War Gardener brought in his first basket of beans. it was his first im-

een ing oge g c - ed, all summer, heretofore, he had

holiday trip . L

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laasrtlna for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

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--FARM SALE.-Mrs. William Ad~ sms of indian River, has sold _ her' farm. Mr. Johnston Bernard, Baltic! being the purchaser. Ri

WE_STERN PERSONALS -

i -Mrs. H, Sterns of Charlottetown, is visiting friends in-Summerside. L

-Mrs. Geo. McDougall of Camp-

bellton, spent Saturday in ‘Summers aide. L

-Mrs. N. E. Rhodes. of Summer~|

side. is visiting friends in Chatham, N.B. L

-Mrs. W. Williams. of Summerside,

spent the past week visiting at Park Corner. L

--Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Large of

O’Leary have gone ho New York on a

-Miss Marion Read of Summerside

has gone to Sydney, N. S., to spend her vacation. L

-Mrs. Chas. Black of Bedeque is

visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mrs. F. Wi Strong. L

-Lieut. Victor Morris is back from

Halifax to spend a few days at his home in Summerside. L

-Miss Margaret McPherson of Sum- merside is visiting in Darnley, the guest of Miss Ruth Mahsr. L

-Mrs. W. J. Evans hasreturned

to her home n Vancouver, B. C., after visiting friends on the iénmd. L

--Mrs. Elizabeth Ross has return-

ed to Indianapolis after spending the past few-weeks visiting friends. Ll

--Mrs. Charles Richardson, Bangor

Maine, ls visiting friends and* relat- ives in Kensngton and Freetown; R 1

-Miss Emma Glidden of Halifax

spent the past week visiting in Sum- merside, on her way to New York and Toronto.

-Miss Mildred Silliphant has re-

turned to Summerside after spending the past month visiting in Sussex, N.B. L

-Misses Maud and Vera MacLeod,

of Stanley Bridge are visiting in Hampton; the guests of Mrs. J. S. McKay. L

-Mr. George Whitlock, of Hunter

River, has accepted a position in the grocery department of Messrs. R. 'l`.-

Holman Limited. L i

-Mr. Louis MacQuarrie. of the

Iioyal Bank staff, Amherst, N.B., is spending his vacation visiting in Sum-

--Mr and Mrs Earl Kenned and

yet over; his victory is not yet coni- pleted. He must cali up'on the wo- men and the kitchen for reinforce- ments. There will be a surplus of beans and all the other vegetables this ‘summer'. Can the surplus. if you can’t can it, dry it. and store it

away for the winter. Not imtil then is your war garden victory assured.

Vifirite to your Provincial Committee

‘ of the Canada l-‘ood Board, or, if in Ontario, to the Ontario Organization of Resources Committee, Toronto, and get one of the attractive and help- ful booklets of instructions which are being distributed at 5 cents per copy. -lt will tell you about canningjdryihg and fruit storing.

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Crawford, Charlottetown are camping

-Misses Alice and Eileen Mc&cl1-[il --

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em of Charlottewwn are vsmng 1" PO LTRY DISEASES RESPON-i iho extreme lniportzince of keeping the`crops. if the runs ure sinuil cover Although these precautions may ap-

iqusrters clean; isolation of all ailing with a coating of air-slacked linie and |fowls and i1nmed;iate action .iii re- dig up. If the _runs are too large to ;j.urd to finding out the cause cannot dig, plough and cultivate before sow- lie too strongly impressed upon the 'ing. Rape is at good crop for this pur-

D0UlU‘i’Il\Hl1- ~ lposc. Rearall chicks on fresh soil.

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SATURDAY AUGUST 10th

-Donit Hesitcite but put into

practice what everyone is talking " about “Economy” The Goods we are offering in this sale will in u y few months time cost you 50 p. c°_ more. so now is the time, to buy, and buy heavy A

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, o. Goods on Approbation and none returnable during this sale.

ROWSE BROS. LTD.:

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Mrs. V. A. Woodstock. _ ,L; _ LOSS 0 AL

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family of Kensington and Miss Giadys_ Al least ‘iffy D°l`¢‘-Slit Uf me Cl-Wk'

ens. young ducks and' turkeys. and

at "The Cave: in French mve,-_ H ten percent of the adult birds, die_ . :each year from dlsea-ses. many of . -Mr. J. E. Duncan of the firm oflwhich are preventable. This is an an-

Messrs Webster. Smith & Co., Hali- fax was in Summerslde on Saturday on business in the interest of the firm L.

has arilved home to spend it couple of months visiting. her mother Mrs. W. R. Ellis, Port Hill. She was accom- 'panled by her cousin Mrs. Heaney ;and Miss Madeline Heaney. L

i --Dr. and Mrs. J .C. Houston, and 'son Gilbert of Halifax, are spending a 'few days in Kensington and Souris. Everyone is glad to meet the genial Doctor, who is on military service in Halifax and is having a two weeks

nual national loss of probabbf millions of dollars that should be avoided to a large extent. '

War conditions make it imperative

that farmers and priiltrymen as far as

i *M155 10"” Em* °f n°"b‘"`y» Massfpossilile should stop this enormous

leak. To do this every breeder' should pay strict attentirri to the general con- ditions of his flock. Wlionfanything unusual is noted in a iiowl, it is ad- visable to -place the affected individual in separate quarters. If within a short time recovery does not take place, i' is unwise to destroy the fowl without first ascertaining thc. cause of the dis- order. The provalohce of disease is more often the causo of failure than

pear unnecessary it is the only way of combattlng many diseased conditions affecting poultry_ -which if lqilt to them solves will undoubtedly prove decided- ly costly in -the longarun. 3

When trouble occurs, forward to the ' _ <

I 3--s f -I E-il .

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but sick fowl. or, in the absence of

ii aab'fi.1u it iai- F°' A - if'

iiilfcecta tliia quiii'ters,n riiiis? eiliilnkinsg ~

fountans and feed dishes to check the

spraying the interior with a lime-

spread of an infectious disease. I A N . ` Disiniect the poultry houses by- "

wash solution (5 lbs; stone lime slak- 11,5" lnsure in strong Stock con-lpah.

ed in n barrel of water pins one gal-

lon of n good commercial disinfect- l€S, WhiCh IICVCY ‘§0nteSt all h0Il98t Claim Su(_}h

ant.) Fill cracks and crevices to des-

troy mites, lice, etc. if a smaller nn; 33 is represented by ' if

ourt is required it may be prepared

'51 adding two and half pounds of - I " _ '- lime to a pail of `wn»ter plus half a' ' y , -" _ "

teacupful of disinfectant. ' I H _ _ _ \ ' 1 Keep a crop growing in some p'ari Vharlottetown

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