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chool Supplier

We have an immense stock oi' dnooi Books, College Text Books, Blank Books, Scribbiers, Exercise Books, Work 'Bo0ka, Pens, inks, Pencils, Note Books, Foolecap, Drawing Pads, Foun- tain Pens, Note Paper, Envel- opes, Muscular lkawlng Padh etc., etc.

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lishers prices. Any books not in stock will he quickly ordered.

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Flower Pots

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Lawn Pots

It you want to give

your flowers a suitable setting see our showing of flower pots, jardiniers etc.

. Made from good grade earthenware and stone- priced right too.

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-MDW ` Sunnyside _ Phiio`Hay Specialty Co., Newark, NJ. on their success.-L. Summerside.-L. _ __ .

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I ~ ' -FARM |-M-i=novzMeN1's.- A -Matter n°y_nm-mit, charlotte

e considerable Dumber or tiles are being town, who spent his holiday! Wltll

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~‘ ' hauled throng-h Abi-arn's Village from friend; gt Coleman, has returned

» is eeeee is . ”””””””””””” or of _w,,, , _ d _ .

-ir PM/s to bu in im-Province -Two 1- ° “S °° an "'° ‘"‘°”°' 1' "dn" "°”‘°' H

Y t CEN 8 PER WORD each kept busy___M_ _ -

___,_. insertion for advertising in this col- M d M' '_ John Bowne" of

S&n\D1°'s. Kensinxwn- Any perswl-* Minimum cha e twentyave cents

wishing to breed will ilnd him there

-WOUNDED.-Mrs. Ronald Mc-

Donald, Trr\velisr's Rest, has receiv- ed word that her youngest son Ser-_ geant Hubert C. MacDonald has been wounded with shrapnel in the left leg and is now in an American Hospital in France, Sergeant MacDonald went overs-ieus with the 103 Battalion oi' Vic~ toria, B. (‘., having enlisted in the west and has been sixteen months in the trenches.

-WOUNDED.-The following inos-

sugv has hovri rf-i'ei\'od by Mr. and .\lrs. i’aul W<~d'ge, Surninersidc-"Siu-

r-oreiy ri-gret to intoriu you Pte. Leo \\'edgo infantry, oiilcially reported ad~ mitted to 1st Australian General Hos- pital, Rouen, August 19tl\ Gunsliot wound right nrrn." Pte Wedge enlist- ed with the 105th Battalion but was transferred to the 26th on going to l~`rancc. Pte. Frank Arsenault. anoth- or 105th boy and also from 'Sinnn\or~ sitio was killed in action on the .sonic ditto as Pte. \Vodge was wounded, and while serving with thc suiuc b'attalion_ -L.

-SURPRISE PARTY. - A vi,-ry

pleasant evening was spent r't‘vor\tly at the ironic oi Mr. I), M. Jolrristurio,

Long River, when alroui fifty young puoplo of that place, inet togotlicr to do honor to Mr. Jolrnsiono's oldest <l:r|lglitl~|', Bliss llolrn, who has :<irn~i‘ li-it for tho i‘:uiailion Wont. wircro

sire has taken .1 positi0°n. lier young

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for organizing purposes will be held in the City Building, Summersido, Tuesday Sept. 3rd at 8 p. rn.

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-MOTOR PARTY.-Mr. and Mrs.

Jolm Bell and their two young sons. of Bloomfield, mid Mr. G. Bernard, of 0’Leary, nrotored to Hunter River on Monday, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Stet~ son, en route home they attended the Kensington horse races. R

-PROHIBITION INSPECTOR. -

Mr. George Barbour, local prohibition inspector i`or Prince County, has been oillciuily orrgagcii for- practically the whole week at Surnmersido and vic- inity. Mr. Barbour is u faithful and fearless ofllcer, full of particulars of his labor will be to hand in the near future.-H.

-PRIZE WINNERS.-The following are the prize `winners in tho Dangli- ters of the Empire war garden contest Surnmorsldo the gariiens being judged by Mr. .l. L. Tennant:-lst, Ken- neth Maclmod; 2, Caleb Taylor; fi. Max Lirikiottor; 4, Lewis Wedge; 5, N'or~rnnn l’r'iriiard; 6, (‘onstance Pri- oliarrl; 7, Ethel Jardine; 8, Itic-hard Mr‘Quar'rir>.-L.

-REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION

,\ Corporal now a prisoner in Gor- inany in a letter to tho Red Cross in London states that Lieutenant Archie

__ _ _i I.et`urgey', son of Mrs. 'l`hos. Lefurgey irlonds presented her with .in ad of SL E_____n0__s_ has been kmed in

dross nccornpaniod hy n beautiful sil-

vor rnoeir lrrnrl img and gold brooch ,l Muon and not taken prisoner as pm- ______ _ ‘_______ ________ ________ ___________ M_____, viously reported. Lieutonnnt Leiurgoy ' ' ` I ` ' " ‘ ` " lwas wounded in thc big drive March

.lolrnstono replied in a pleasing man-

liliird and on going hack to help the

ner. Music and games were enjoy~ above mentioned Chrporal who was cd hy all, and after singing the Na- also wounded’ was med on _md km_

tional Anthem the party dispersed to thoir limnos, lidiss Johnstone is one of Long liIvnr's most popirlar young ladies, and we wish hor every suc- cess in her new undertaking.

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_'I pr:-psrntinn for restoring nsturel color to greg or (ui ed hair. for rnnovrrigdcndmil _und le l hair rev sing le not e dyn unermu lined htlitim :.t af iiulus ready to usr.. -

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god instantly.-L.

-RED CROSS CONCERT.-About

ton little girls, under tho direction ot Misses Bird Wright, Mildred Mut- trrrt and Helen lVlc:QiiarrIc, put on a concert at the residence oi -Mrs. F. \V. 'Str'ong, Surnrnerside on Thursday evening and cleared $6.42 which they handed over to the lied Cross Society. The concert consisted of dialogues, rocitations,solos,otr:., and was greatly enjoyed by ri large audience. Tho young ladies are to he congratulated

“°`°P°” T“°'°l°y 8°?" ard *D|NG°l-A 2-5'/4 ii Sl TY`0ClHl@ umn_ Cash must accompany order.' _ r' an rs

Alberton are visiting in Summerside

| rg ‘ I the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Firth

I WESTERN newness.-L.

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Carter 3 1181-9-zusrpdil -A Mesrino of me Navy League PERSUNALS

-Mrs. 0’Connor and Mrs. Mulligan

l . "M" J~ D- 5°l‘“"“““» Fi'°°i°W“» or caps 'r‘rsverse.ars rn Ermcnt Bar was “ recem vmt" 'O K°“’i“3‘°“-R where they will visit their sister Mrs.

I -Dr. E. T. Tanton, Summerside.

Conelius Harrington.-H. '

_attended the races at Kensington. R` _Mm sterling Pmmpm .Bostom

I _M,-_ J_ Moore of Cllnrlottelown ,Bl Mass., is spending her holidays' in

_,,|,,|u,,g his daughter Mm T_ W_ Bmw town. guest of her parents Mr. and ]ey_ R_ Mrs. Gabriel McDonald.-H.

' P1? i -Mrs. B. Rogers. or Amherst, ima -Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Ramsay vi in pleasant visit in Frectown, the guest Summefslde fefumed h°m° °“ Thurs of Mrs 1; 13 Auld day evening alter spending it few days

i , in Springside, N. S., attending the a e

| -Mr. rind Mrs. A. Lowther,Senrle- funeral ot the late- Rev. W. P. Arch- ' _ ~

i town are visiting their dauglite Mrs. ibuld.-L. _

Lsuspicious characters have been cap-

Brousen, which is forty miles from mam, ,h,,|,._”c“,,,_'@xcem to the _“___ Moncton, and situated on the G.’l‘.P. _that one 5-ad m.~h“r_ wt .hon The

It has been later reD0f¢°_d tbl* l-W`° 'mass';l;sp?;Td;”i=|:h'ev:;";:“gnd5:

sm. this morning. They belong t9 the ci-Iption oi' the two prisoners, who Moncton orew ot German prisoners, who arrived here it few months q°_ end have been out to work in diiter.

tured in Sunbury. It is not YS! \!’1\0WU whether they are the above D\‘ll°l\' ers, -but the authorities at that place

are wiring for more information. I; the meantime the captured men wi

bs new “nm more putmum., "_, entssctlanr ot the country.

I-ec.1y°d_

Chief Rldeout has received no des- .Keep \|In|.fd'e Llnirnent lhptiie hw"

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_“MY Gerald 'Wlllllg-U1 Of ll T H01 Connell oi Montreal who have been 111;-

IA. McKenzie, Kensington. R `

I ` -Tho Misses Ilella~un<l Fannie Mc- _

man Ltd, Sumrnerside has been en~ ‘I , ast V

- ' - visiting in Summersido tor the p

-l0Yi“K U *W0 Weeks V11C¥1il0Il- week, the guests of Mrs. P. Mulligan

-Mr. rind Mrs. George Jardine and

Hanover Street. left on'return Satur- day morning.

Miss Winnie'Deo.cnn, Freetown, ut-

tonilvd the races nt Kensington. R _.Mlm Sadie McGregor has left for

Wolfville, N. S., where she has ac-

-Mlss Jormetta Gay has returned Cepted H posmml in me Bookkeeping

_io Siinrinorsirl§o after sp:-.nd-ing her Depurmlent or Acmua (._oH,,ge_ Mt”

_ vacation in Antigonisli, N. S.-L.

McGregor has for a number oi’ years been l"rincIpul oi' the Union Commer-

, -Mr. and Mrs. l<`r_ed Jardirie, and cmlconege Summe__sme___L_

-Mrs. Etta Coflin. oi’ liiiisboro, are visiting irionds in Kelvin and Free-

_town. R l

| __ _ BELONGED TO MONCTON CREW

Miss Nettio Dnmerall_ of Auld & OF PRISONERS

Walker, Froetowri, spent her vacation

alliane. Il

-Mrs. George Wnrren, and Mrs. E.

Manson and little daughter, oi’ Surn-

sington_ R

-Mr. Lorne Coles ot Milton, nt-

iondorl the races in Kensington on Wotlriosrlriy, also Mr. Fred Haslam. of Springfield. it

-Mrs. W. E. Bentley, who lins been

visiting in Kensington, the guest oi’

Mrs. Patterson Walki\r_ accompanied lror husband Thursday morning on tl trip to Montreal. R

-Miss Annie Callbeck who is train-

ing in Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York is spending her vacation with her par- ents Mr. and' Mrs. J. W. Callheck.

nlorsiiiii. orient Vi/lerlriosrlay in Ken-__

visiting friends in illedeque and Brad- .___

MONCTON, Aug. 2S_-Chief Ride-

out has 'received intimation to the et- fect that two more llun prisoners have escaped. At the time tlioy rnzuie their getaway they were working at

PURE BLOOD MAKES

' HEQEHY PEOPLE

Hood’s Sarsafmrilla removes

serofula sores, boi s und other erup- tions, because it drives out of the blood the liurnors that cause thorn. Eruption:-i cannot be sin-i-,ossi`rilly treated with external n|»piir'.1\iions, because these cannot purit`_y the blood. `

l'Iood’s Sursnpnrilln iiizikos rich,

red blood, pcrfccts thu di;_;'e.~iion, und builds up the whole sysicui. ln- sisi. on having Hood’s. Gel. it now.

If you want to raise money for Red'Cross_

Soldiers’ Comforts, War _Prisoners or any

` other patriotic object; or if you wish to help

your Church, School or Society you ran"t possibly conceive of anything more popular or profitable than a Picnic.

Holman’s can supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a h_uge success. There’s no guess work-no running around- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from Holman’s, because we will show you

exactly when, where and how you can mov money; what to buy and what not to hh .' We have helped dozens of others make their

. picnics successful in the past: We can help

you.

We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, CON,

FECTIONERY,- B O TT L E 11 DRINKS CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES’ CIGARS. We can also provision your table. equip your booths and _supply _you with red' hot selling money-making specialties.

Write us tor prices and particulars

stating »o_n what date you propose holding your picnic. ~ _

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mist be cle ired out .fi T ON CE, in order to do so, we are of/'_ ring Fxtaordinary Discounts-

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All Gents Furnishings Ne ckwear, Shirts, Coila,rs,'étc. 25 per cent Discount.

_ When Prowse Bros advertise goods at a certain

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Men’s Working Shirts. Underwegr and Sweaters 15 per cent. to 25 per cent Discoynts. ._

Children’s Hats and M1°iliner_v cut in two, Ladies’ Ready-to-wear 25 percent Discounts.

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