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HIS well known “IRIS PRINT" is fast dye and “ill retain its silky lustre after wash- ing. The new designs shown include many of the very latest ideas in summer dresses. All

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-___ —I'INE BQNEMEAL and ﬂour sold wholesale and retail at Brawl. \ “we -

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—ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs} i pﬁ and m em [y “up,

v Nelson Stead. Hunter River, an- i he ‘Pg-k Pﬁig “i; be gg laced, bu!

. nounce the engagement of their that won t help without gaso ine to turn ‘ daughter Hazel Vera, to w. Charles the motor-and the nearest Frown" is a

William Riley, Granlea. Alta, mar- few Eskimos and a trading post across

-PITPPILAC and dried mill: pow- ’ der in stock at Bruce's. 4426-6-la-2i. i

‘ —NOTlCE—All bank accounts not; ‘paid before July 10 will be handed lto my attorney for collection. Ever- ett Paynter, New London. 1 43B9-6-l2-l4-2i i

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Small Sizes .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . $12.00 i-iage to take‘ place June 24th. ‘ l-hCéikGlhlBlIFlkﬁ-ihdptﬁnt. H - - , _ _ _~ ut t e I ot been’: worr e igerdglglgizselges " ' ' ' ' " " ‘ " ' ' ' ' M57 6 16 n knowsthere sacache oflmperialyéiaso-

_GE_\.L.1_\.E In,” the old mgush line at Blackﬁsh, and someone there to

‘i Mouldette” is the ideal foundation garment for Slender figures

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reliable disinfectant. used and re- commended by all experienced fur farmers. has been imitated but nev- er equalled. sold wholesale and re- tail by Braces. MOO-ll

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e great wealth or‘ Canada's north is bein found {tom the air many years before it could be reached afoot, because men are willing to adventure and supplies are there when they are needed.

These supplies come from the Im-

ial Oil Retinerlai By ship up through

udson Strait into the Bay, by rail beyond the Pas, b paddle wheeler down the Peace and acKenzie Rivers they go to distrihutin oints. In winter, dog teams and s e s drag them further into the wilderness.

For ﬁfty years Im erial Oil has been meetin ‘the new nee s of transportation and in ustry. Because it has met each need with enterprise and energy, Im- perial has become a eat company- serving every corner of anada-its ships on the Atlantic and Paciﬁc-ﬁts pipe- lines in the tropics.-

Fifty years of constant enter rise are in the products Imperial Oil se s today.

Marvelube is Imperial‘: ﬁnest motor

-DOUBLE APARTMENT nova: IN SUMMERSIDE in residential tee- tlon for sale. orchard, shad! trees. and shrubs on nice grounds. Large plot of land adjoining. Will be sold in lots or included with house. Any . one desiring one or. the finest homes ‘ishould write box 423. Summerslde.

11>. E. I. 4451-6-14-31. _ i —-SUC'CESSFUL PLAY-The 1n- ‘ ; ldlan River Dramatic Olub‘ staged the a play “The Guardian's Dilemma" in ‘_ jHope River Hall, on Tuesday even- - ling, June 10th. The play was ex- lceptlonally well staged while the j =musical specialties were of the high- ‘ "~ fest order. at mtermlsssloh candy - _ [was sold and all told a handsome’

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Imperial Premier and Imperial Ethyl are its best gasolines.

Which means that nothing ﬁner can be put in your car. _

i --HAD NARROW ESCAPE-NB. . gEll Gaudet had a narow escape irom ; i instant death when he wan taking _' ‘ dorm an electric wire on the Mar- ' T‘ , inc Wharf at Summerside o:i'l"'rld- lay afternoon. The Marine and Fish- < lcries D-partment are making some improvements on the wharf and a Ederrick was being erected for the ' ipurpoce of carrying the heavy pol- ‘ ies. etc. for making utrtatn repairs. ‘ ‘Flt was found necessary to remove the electric wires which were attachewi to the light house beacon to allow tlr.» derrick to pass. Mr. Gaudet was ~engaged ln taking down the wires which were at right angles toione another. being fastened from the

Kayser Slendo Heel i Silk Hose

15 Colors

$1.25 pair

':oal sheds to the potato ‘P31811003’. , ,The first one came of! without any trouble but the second wire sprung away and struck Mr. Gaudet with terrible force under the chin. Hi: lost liis hold on the ladder and feeling ,1~i;msclf falling backwards he Jump-

L ‘ 2T. ‘o miracle that the man alas not killed. He. was taken home about

GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

Optometrists I42 Richmond Street

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Professional 6'0 rds b Standing by the ﬂower covered‘.

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Mark R. NIcGuig-an, calling the calm and useful p B A iviclch she lived ere the fate of

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. ~;\ GOOO-OO-O-O~OOPQ; w" mg ministration of those _ I H M E M o R I A M Whose teachings calm life’: worse for his terrible experience-S.

"The grass wlthereth. and the so“ flcivrer fadeth. but the word of the

mortality claimed her. tie realize tlr- comforting assurance. "Oh grave, oanieron Block. Charlottetown, tuna l""‘“-°" 15 ‘m’ "W311i and “here 011

Thougth her bodily sufferings were

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stormy dz)’ 1 w ma evening close in pears. PERSONALS Q . GASOLINE And light the soul to that bright —-—- ' ‘ ° realm. -Mi-. Leonard MacCarville. xii-no,‘ ' MARVELUBB Where al earth's sorrows crane. ora. was in Summerside on Tuesday.‘ Ishe was enabled calmly to submit to I . that Higher Will. Who firmly sup- ——Miss Madelne MneIvor. Kinkoraﬁ ports when all earthly props give tvals in Summerside on hiesday.-E.i life ‘w’ 8"“ w pa“ m“ ‘he "m" l IMPERIAL INDUSTRIAL taintiee of earth to the eel-min pros- THE earns:- cavncn ' an pect of that ever enduring happin-

esr which far exceeds the transitory

Dr. A. C. Vincent spoke with his: Joys of time.

usual eloquence and power at the» 3;,“ 5_ M, Baptist. Church yesterday momlngwl speaking of "Aggressive christian-l

ity.“ at based his address on John.‘ _ "Mﬁrs mm ‘n4 awn“ Hi5‘ 6. ea; "Isord. to whom shall we go?‘ l

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Prohibition Commission‘

Chairman. Mr. owner: E. unuwn Margale. P. It. l. Send all Information regarding in- .

Fractions of Prohibition Act lo the ibova

I8 Dorchelier Street, Charlottetown

_,______._______i______._.._ McLeod & Bentley .1 , J. a. BENTLEY W. l. BENTLEY. K. U. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Oﬂlce: 180 Richmond Street MON!!! TU LOAN Charlottetown. P. B. l.

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11141151 splmﬂiﬁld- W"? i" summer itlclan alike come tests in their par- jplg5 o; Jglgug 1; w" n” ‘ w“ *1" °" TmdwPa- titular iield- Always we are beint. whether any philosophy of life based

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friends in Middleton-E.

follows the morning service, there was an excellent attendance. Much 8o. at 5t. Pour expressed it, "to interest was mnzltested in the pree- wming , “me one o’ m“ ma“ The hum" tvhlort; slhiall we go?" only in Jesus. entation of prizes ahh certificates to h“ named to m ma" |on y n a ideals of life, firmly held. the successful ,. itors in the W. ss that. as! sincerely followed. aggraasively set C. T. U. course in Temperance,

they saw it. contained many hard, forth. may we look for that larger which has engaged tho attention of Blyinli. imwilllﬂi to follow Ill the life. "The Church in barracks will many of the younger scholars under T" l ‘um? w 5Wm1°P91d° 011, will. "they Went back anti walked always tail. the church on the march the supervision of Mina stems 111; m"4”""z' “° "w" Mm “m” Q‘ l” Pﬁnc- W111 nllvwn reach aucceas." coniflcatesand primes were presented

BRINGING UP FATHER

vM GONNA 4|‘? RIO

-—NI1'. Bert Hamill. Middleton.

1 At the sundayschoolsession. which by the J. M. Manhood. and '1‘. O. h.‘ led In worahlpful musil

were won by Misaea Barbara Pound Sullivan's "Turn thy face from ml and Marjorie Campbell among the alnn." Roberta‘ "Peace 1 leave W! Juniors and Miss Alma MacDowell you." and "Lord. we P"? thee,‘ among the intermediates. were among anthems of the div “The buying and telling price oi Mrs. Arthur Roper took very earm- tﬂlth" was the aublect or Dr. vln- slvely, the soprano solo. iron-i Pew cents evening sermon. an address of 1 leave with you. thought and inspiration. The mid week service am l1‘ An excellent choir under the lead- nounced for a o'clock. Thursdl! erahip of Mina Roberta spanner. raeveriing.

—-By George MclWanus

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