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i Jcorrou vvsnmpp, l." h. Iives d: Murdock Ltd. 8665-9-32},

' MT H»oM»s.-»Mrs. n.1,, Mo-

Gmwr- Mmmilllf. will b nt home

itWetlnesday afternoon. gopt. 16th. A

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' 1H: ‘ltiiivii; Wsannos: vs the ‘llltirilfiieohtios, hos- ieoilars, hltndlterohieis‘, under- Jilliillﬂﬂi‘, and sli the little aries he yinaiidsﬁive have in all the new designs and m. iind ourisbrica ‘are un- ‘led. . f‘ ‘

. soneALiNo sow-r nxrs.

" “WCHOOL OP_E_N8-—Wo have ' “"3"” "l"! "l"! Bruits. sweaters. - stockings. sohrm) n.1,’; PM“ ‘W451 "qviiPPll. elm. icr the girls -lves‘ d: Murdock Ltd. '

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I__O.Vd ‘Shaw, inspector or King's‘ luwunly HIGH"! a dhy last week in

urray i-inrbor graded school. iio

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All mada- in P. E. LAND, i'rom N. B. h andiZHEJ. Maple ‘d Birch. Boong and ii marina, double und "and strapped n and bottom Low-

priceis, order early, e y will bevery rce later in the son. f‘ '

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If! a iuil line oi’ toilet arti- '\' the baby, inbludiog ibsby Witt!‘ iood. powder puiis, ' liﬂvlﬂli etc. We also sell _ in the drug and spec- .ior children as well as t duslitiés.’

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to Staiiidyiﬁlisw ‘a Pesrdoms Acorn.

‘on a mim stealshe does it tor all’. but When/a‘ woinnn steals "does it ﬂoij [some worthless

‘ "ta '=‘ Donald MedWiiliam (equal). Grade

ctloni and wits well pleased 411F108 the past in I the.

[Drive the ‘two iilspe i “worm easel-m». none”, will be st the Cox i-iotei, Sour-lg, Inn Exhibition day between 1 and 3 o'clock to meet any interested ir Aim-ii _c:ir<. tiuclis or irﬂcrll"f_ Hr ‘ills-n wants u good live man to sell iFord cars. The Moroil Glirigg Co. i-‘ord distributors. iilvzi

._.°ATTENDING P. W. C.—Miss Edith and Marion Hugh and Miss. Bwlsi" Reﬁlling oi Mutayﬁiarbor and Mics Agnes and Fbl-Qgqq .91», monts an, lrrpvman Mention and Miss Ethel ‘B ll, White ﬁends have gone to hsriottelown to at- tend P.W.'C. They will be greatly missed as they were all active members oi the ‘Sunday lSchooi eta-J temperance lodge.

..'—8CHO0L WORIQ-Follnw- Jng is the class standing oi Prim- rose School ior month oi August. Grade ViL-l. Mary McDonald, 2. YJessie Acorn. GRADE Vi.——1. borne Wigginton. 2. Aria Acorn. 3. Chris- tﬂnri Acorn. Grade lIV.—-1. Clare

oMoster. 2. L. Miller. Grade V.-— 1. Marv Cnntelo, 2. Christena Can- rtelo, 3. -Laura Acorn. i. Florence Iiﬁanitolo. 5. Daniel Acorn. Grade lib-d. Margaret Acorn. 2. Annie Grade i.—-1. Florence Acorn, 2. Elizabeth Campbell. 3' Qirone McMaster, 4. Mary MoMast- ‘er. L.M. Rice, teacher. .

‘SCHOOL WORM-The ioilowin is the standing o! the pupils oi ‘North Pinette ‘School for the month oi’ Augustm-Grade VliL-Kathiecn Buchanan and Donald Ross (equal) Grade- Vi.-1st "Bertha MacWiillam. 2nd. Sam. Buchanan. 3rd. Rosie MacW-lliioiu. Fosrnie Pnnton and

iV.—-1st. Marion MacRae 2nd. Janie

‘Morrison. 3rd. Nan Morrison, Grade »ii.-~ist. Johnny Mnoilae. Znd- Ethel ‘Panton, 3rd. Freddie Panlnn. Grade —~Mary Morrison and Herman» ucwiiiism. (must). Perfect i11- tendance: Berth MadWiiiinm, Fea- mia ‘Pantbn. Janie Morrison, Nan livborrisdn. Gussie Buchanan, teach- er. .

..‘BRIDGETOWN.,—The farmers here are well on_ with the harvest but the grain crop is rather dis- appointlng.——Mr. ‘MJG. Mel-cod 11nd wiio irom Omaha, Nebraska. have ' been staying with the iormrrs bfﬂw .3191; J_=G, McLeod, for the last two months, ere returning home; Mr. McLeod, is much improved in health irom a nervous breakdown.~ Nu,“ Edith McLeod is home again from Montague Bridge whore sho has been nursinﬂ 1°!‘ "Y" ‘mimms past-Rev. F. M. Clay. Willi! m" big tent held loath here giving us a very interesting talk on his tra- vels up the Amazon River. ilillﬂfﬂl‘ ed with a great number oi’ 0101"?" oi an educational character. Mr- ‘Ilsy had the mi-siortune o! hsvlll! his ‘tent. blown down U19 ‘ﬁlm °t m9 storm. He is now holding iorth in Annandale Hail.

..*ANNANOALE. -—Th6b gain harvest is nearly all cut ut - e": is quite a lot to save Yﬂl- The "at

rooms a thorough

with the work dms in the who,“

coating. »

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fruits.

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EASTERN PERSONALS

..'~Miss Edith Refuse, 0i’ Char iottetown is visiting her m-ath-"r. Mrs. John Raiuse, GBOrg0iDWii.~‘G.

..'Nr. Arthur Morrison. Chor- lotetown, ls now spending his vacu- tion at his home in Cardigan-G.

..'M'i':ws E. Nicholson and Mr. G. Nicholson, oi Kiimuir ieit last. week for Boston-G.

..'lMr. _ lllodgson Morrissey . oi Georgetown resumed his duties inst week as principal oi’ the Cardigan schooL-G. .

..'lMr. William MacDonald oi New York is now visiting his old home in Georgetown-G.

..%Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Yorston returned to their home in Cam~

800d bridge, Mus, i-ast week, alter

spending the summer with relatives in Georgetown-G,‘ .

prop is very light and some oi the wheat. The turnips d0 710l- 599m vary good butt the potatoes are looking iine. There are some 00d fish and hake bein! cousin, elm M'- ili h had severe gtitgiieigm: Aliii). filduDoneid. ‘Dill’- ell, was m. the village last wegk __1; 1s reported that .1111. v -- Campbell Little Pond. ‘is n01 V" we1l___JMf_ Mlchaol MCDOBEM went to Dundas on. ..Wedii8<ld'ﬂY-,“M"! George ‘Banks ot ‘P0931! PM“ g1‘: in Annwﬁm °"‘ Thfimdiiiiiiias repairing oi ABM-lid- ° w l b] been etoPiWd d“ “mum of‘ i “as wo mm in ‘gliicirggall Diets ‘ the work‘ in inn“! is m“ "‘“"’“‘""‘M" M“ ‘iii He iinds witih his thrashinl m" - Mm m“ mi“ _"““Mn‘i'°m' M . Hewlett poor.-—Mr. Mid M?" ' d,” 1M drove to Sour-s on, hi‘. - Link, ‘Mn-Mr. Fill Swat w, t Pond. was in ‘the village Wednes- da ‘ (in a business trip H110 MT- A- tibonald oi Grove Pine, and M1‘- gaﬂ” Mill, 1'71 Sailors HOW-"MT- ~ Mom-c m R- . am. gum Spray Went to - on theVBth. out. seeloinl my‘ o" It m" m“, any other habit. where ignorance isn't bliss it is (oily to servle hash-

Poveriy keeps oii more cases 0i_ gout thin the physicians cure.

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..°Proi_ .1. A. McDonald and Mrs. McDonald oi Saskatoon, Sask, who has been summering at the MoPhee House, ‘Big Pond,. took their departure, Saturday.

..'M*ise Fannie, DeLorie return- ed to Boston on Tuesday after spending a dew weeks with her par- ants, iMr. and lMrs; John DeLorie. Georgetown Royalty-G.

..'Mrs. mayo. n. Scorreil. with

her two children, Gordon and David .

returned to New York during the week alter spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. ‘Wiilism Mac- Donald, Water ‘Street. Georgetown. —-G.

. JMr. Opostus Campbell, return.- ed to Boston in his auto. otter spending two pleasant weeks lmongs‘ his old iriends and reis- tives st ifairiieid. -Mr. Campbell had to put a tlsrge deposit ior his auto at the Border, but expects to have it returned to him on way home.

The ‘minim ruleis ﬂeonentiy used in orswingsﬂndot conduct dorotihsu. . “Qt

it'i| ' impossible m scrim any beneﬁt min s-nsw umbrella until

t‘ u ‘ mi"lvl- sou oi . pie mail the isitiisit of their ii ‘y, to K i vim -- ‘ .. iii. "'"4'7.

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The iOnly Possible Improvcmcnt-——A Second Iilavor We couidtft improveilPieppermint Chiciets-f f

‘the purity, theldainty shape; the joyous candy;-

second flavor-tempting Tutti-Frutti Chiciets, crammed with the memory of luscious tropical

Tuﬁi-Frutti Chiclets 1 in the Pink Packet

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Now you can suit your pieasure—with0ut sacrificing the “Really Delightful” goodness of genuine Adams Chiclets. i

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See that the name “Adams” is o'n' the

have produced for your pleasure a i packet——then choose your flavor.

Sold by most stores everywhere at ﬁve cents for a packet often Chiclets.

particularly prepared

‘. . Peppermint Cliiclets in theYeilow and ‘Gold Packet i.‘

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g \ 2mg: 5 , _ , . 10,90 Y‘ - 5,00 5.0". 2.65 ‘i’ ~~— r -- eoo Ten prominent New York rti t. ' 10'” ‘ were the judge's who awardeilapriaz-qiggn ‘lvifﬁehhﬁghgogtﬁem-l?“ win. 25.00.. ~- cs in ii Cinderella contest held re~ ‘mo. “h! vhﬂma Wynn 555x313‘ 5M l ceml) at Grand Central Palace. gokfeupiera and M,“ 11,056 JOHN‘ -- ' _ V _ ....-.¢.r.m:nnrs|| third, silver slippers. . ' "9' He"! i8 l"! "nllallﬂl- Dhﬂlﬂsfﬂilh. pteel cables. They can‘ stand a lot ,' '1']: ' 5'“. it shows one oi‘ the lighting towers or panel-m; 4mm heavy shells, "‘ {l- ‘ ‘ W“ of the battleship Pennsylvania, No Looiziing up the Pennsylvania's . LITTLE "MYSTERY names" ' .. .. “m” other nation's warships are eouirm- sailors look likes lot oi human - wi-ioss IDENTITY PUZZLES .. w?“ "M M" '“’“"°°“- ’°'°°’ ed with these masts. built oi heavy spiders. BELGIAN Fonglgn M|N|3TER vgg"ﬁ'l’l“viglf:giitgt lzwﬂis - mo.‘ ' .- - a ' ' a ' . . t i t hi ." Th! ldaiiliili oi this boy is puzz ‘ox-fiitfpzpeeckmaueed ‘he d."

Hill the Bdgim minister oi justice- ln whose osre he now ‘s. The iati who says he is twelve years old, was in Brussels in 1914 when the =. Germans entered the Belgian cspl~ gtsl. Tile ﬂed‘ and was taken in .lcharge by a French priest who brought him to America. Alter s sioy in iho Ilnlted States the boy wi-i- L-olnrncll do Belgium. “The , Ni::st0ri' Prince." as the boy h“ " l horn nicknamed‘, says hls Home is ' hurl .1 Lirubs and that his lather‘

not do otherwist). pi""'~d I'll his pen.

"My dﬂrlillg when! one can twin-n the letter srived. “wht giaricus news! Your tether and l fPlolce in your happiness. It has long been our greatest with that you rfiiouid marry some good wo- man. A good woman is beware most precious gilt to inn. She hrinzs out sii the beet in Imp us] ".'*‘"' w» i» ' ' o»

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Old Ebenezer was whitewsshini: “d m‘ ‘lie his barn one morning with s brush that contained very tow bristles. Ooionei Judd happened to bass. and

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"WM don't you get s blush witih more bristle! in it Ebenezer?"

"What tor. Colonel?‘ ssked- the old rmsn. . "Wihat for?" shouted the Colon "Why, Ebenezer,“ you, had of brush with more bristles in it you houses o! parliament. Then:

He was part of the advance guard oi tho American invasion. end passed the huge west end ho- tel with the hohdoner who wivs shawl!!! himnround.

"How long did it. take that up?" he asked.

"Oh. about three months." ‘Gee! We'd do a Ash ill-i- lirtl in tﬁtee days in New York."

Nothing more was said imtl‘ ﬂir-

to put

_- mu".- addressed ~ u "Monsieur

, f Prince." He is aristocratic

- - Q bearing, speech Ind hlbiﬂ. it il

‘ ‘Uiidiilhthtlltt iris parents may in r '. ' 51.‘? j. .

would do twice as mus-h work." i b “an m“ w“, m“ mm“). ‘ "Mebbe so. (‘oioneL mdbbe pofaltied to n2. What is it?" “u m” PM N P14634939?‘ :- i-mn \1-w,f' raid the Londoner. I083 m.‘ .lcrossed the

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