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,fi nintin“tia“‘tri. on don’t mind being _photo-

gra hed--why not persuade

_Dari and the_boys to make' the family picture record _completel-

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..*Howatt‘s Roller Mill, Brudenell,

is closed for repairs until tux-_ther no- tice. 128-8-8Mtilpd

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..“STRAYED from my premises on

July 30, red mare. Any information as to her whereabouts will be glady

recei

ved. W. G. -Sutherland. Mon-

tague. 126-8-8M6i

..°G. W. V. A. BRANCH.-A branch of the Great War Veterans As:-iocla-' tlon;\was organist.-il utr' Montague last wceit_~wit_`li Mr. W-ln‘d'sor Campbell as Pretlldoiift, ‘..-; » -- _ __

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Make the appointment today

BAYER STUDIO

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A. E. LYON `

Artistic Photo rainy Charlottetown, 'IX ". I.

Photographs nt' all sizes, films to

lit all size amateur cameras me re- , ,-eived fresh everywcek.

Moderate prices _ W0 I1;1\`/,e [‘e;(;ivQd tie § ti-lends will' have pl-easiint memories

_ ` photography' __ French heel and plain ' ..*Mlsg Emma Gordon has returned

, r. tn hor lioine in Itoseneatli, after

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' Miss Gordon graduated in June iroiii

Pnorissioult Ciiins

` DR. CLIET

CHRONIC DISEASES

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*FOR GASPE.-The Gorton Pew

Fisheries Co.’s schooner "Norma"

called at Souris this week laden with

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llev Mrs

her

rgo oi! general mercliundi-so bound

to Gaspe, She engaged Mr. Joseph D. Grlnsell as cook.-S.

*HOME ON A V-ISIT.-Mrs. Bes-

sie (‘ra\vlord. Montague, who has been teaching in the Caiindian West for the past year is home visiting her father,

. A. S. Stewart. It is iiiiilerstood . tlrawford will teach in Montague

next year.

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..*Z\ilss Flora Mellisli, Winnipeg' is

expected home this week on a visit to

old liome in Montague. Miss Mel-

lish has been a sténograplier in the above city lor several years. Iler many

oi’ hor as she was one of our sweet

Personal attention to Amateur f newest oxford 1.0.1' Dr0§S-V I l-“ll="\<1'Hil1S0\'S-

Wear made with high

toe $8 7-) scvi-ral wocloi oi’ nursing in Montague

f- the _ _ l. iio. iitnl, und is an ei

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iii-lent and iiuiiislukiiig nurse, as was

V __ _ . vvidoiiceil in tlin crltlciil case she had ' ' ` ' I WC Ill`C SIIOWIHQ HOW f in`Montiiguo.' The recovery of her

)mg New York h0SiCl~y_ palii-nt is due to a very large extent

. to hor sliill_

1 SBC 0lll` W|Hd0W ~- i/_ ron. SM-|'rH necovenme.-iii-.

‘ QURATIVE TREATMENT by the - ., A. lc, Siniili,'Mont.ague who has been

mouth lil ldV8i1C6- Pllrdy Btation I " so very ill |'or many weeks, is lniprov

Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A. I HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

M232-5-20MtlllAug20pd.

Dr. K. W. Mcliinnon

VETERNARY SURGEON Office. 139 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephone 784

6900-5-23M3mos.

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D. STEWART, li. C.

Barrister, Solicitor und

Notary Public Newson Block, Charlottetown Branch' Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Rell Eststo

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S. S. HFSSIAN Barrister, Solicitor Notary Puhllo, atc. MONEY T0 LOAN

_ Montague. P. E. I.

MGLEAH 6': IGKINHOH

Bsrristors Attorneys-st-Isw Oiiico Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. P. I. I.

Ivlcl.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley. K. c. Barrister and Attorney-st-law MONEY T0 LOAN bfllco-Bank ol N. B. Gnsinbors

VIIRBURTOH 8 SHUI

Bai-rlsters, Attorneys, Notsry Pub- llc, Etc., Solicitors for Csnsda Bank Association Bsnk of Montreal. Can-

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& . ing. and will soon be around as usual,

. 'i‘lio doctor who is a general favorlto

° ' with nil. and ig widely known, was

inucli niisscd during his sickness, ills

niany friends will welcome his com-

.. .ing out again, for ho always had a

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Luminoscopy

Shadow Test

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WUMIIN SAVED "MUCH SIIFFERINC

By taking Friend's Adirice and

L d' E. Pinlrlmm’ V

. - yelable Coinpouriieg.

Looking into the Eye W-»_¢P1-in-. M--_-'fl we -11 -ig

The most advanced science

ol' Eyesight Testing known. This system measures and corrects any hidden or latent trouble. It is especially valu- able in old chronic hard cases, and those who have not recei- ved satisfactory results else- where. We also use in our Test room the Ophthalamo- meter lletinoscope, Phoro- meter and other delicately adjusted apparatus for deter- mining just in what degree if any. your eyes fall short of perfection. If in need of glasses come in and “SEE”

Superior Eye Service.

' , _month so I was un-

. -,-| able todoimything. ~.""»“'. ~ I had tried every

doctor in West

‘ ,,.I/'*”-‘f‘?“"‘°l*. Plains, also everi .j:i.\;.,;,,. remedylcould thin

réf, :lvithoilit rlelief.

.ii _,g"`if-1?- ‘ ne o w en was sutferiiig greatly s -='f:i.\'- friend was st m

1. hvggsg sntd said; __ ‘ _y °11'_ vu :_ V gifts, Iéydia E: Pinkbam's dundi' So I did, and through it,l

down in health, had indigestion and ter

rlble cramps every

ogotsble Com

Eound relief from may siitleringlsndl really believe it sav my life. tdoei not seem as though I can sa onoufli in praise of this wonderful in eine or the health it has brought me."--Miss , Coiu\ Li-:E_l~l.u.i.., West. Plains, Mo:

Perhaps it may seem an extrava-

gant statement to say that this great remedyi saved a life; but women like Mrs. all, oo whom it has brought health ' appreciate the dsngsr and

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H. .l. MABDN u“s;us't1’tr';.f:°:ir..‘°:.ni

try it. Why risk lilo and health

Optometrist & Prescription W““‘°°‘ “T

D ° t For speclsl advice write Lgdil E.

“gg” risks Median co.. Lynn, Montague, P. E. I. , ¢ °m_ 8 i m ,

Next Door Brink of Commerce t

is crowded with bothers those fin warm days. Tourists who are visit- ing the town for the ilrst time de clare they have -at last struck th ideal spot

Among those who plan to attend tli Rebekah Assembly at Moncton on August 12th, are Mrs. lloburt M Mlllan.. Miss Edith Vickerson, Mr. and Mr . .l M1.

_.in e enumerated ns follows.

To stimulate an interest in the pr iiiction ol pure, clean seed oi’ th

best varieties of our farm crops, encourage and assist -those who a

engagoil in growing seed grain, show the value ol seed selection ani the proper cultivation ol' the soil; nn to direct the ittteiitlon of the gener l'arniing public to the value of cleu seed and better niotliods oi cuitlv

tion.

Tile acceptniico of illl tho objects becoming more geiiorai ns the worli ‘iecoiiiei-i more estailillslieo. Willi tl iii'.i'o:\se of entries and at hotter' fi lllnient ot the objects, the trade to -iced gain has grown, both wliliin :ii

beyond the provincial limits.

As xi. ineaiis of insuring a reliable

-itand ol' griiln, the growing must keep in touch with the treatment oi' th sood and the soil. and it is encourn ing to note that with encli year :renter iiuinber ol’ competitors arc -rhowing an lii_tere'.it in the seleiitlo 'ii seed; the purity oi the variety; tl ‘reatiiieni of seed for smut; and th leialleii work t-liar. niusi ue undertiil eii in insure the highest degree

‘-l‘lluli~iicy.

tion and the proper cultivation of

soil. -

4. To direct the 'attention of th

general farming piibllc to the valii 'ii pure, clean seed and better inetli- ods ot cultivation. `~

umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charle twenty-tive cents.

IIN THE SWIM--Souris beach

for hot weather.-S.

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Objecta. ‘

The objects of thc competition ma

be cited as follows:

1. To stliiiulatean inttrcst in tn

production oi pure, clean seed of th best varieties of our farm crops.

2. To encourage rind assist tlios who are enaged in grnivliig seed grain.

3. To show the value of seed sole

Competitions. I'

Three competitions will be held in

each county, ln each of whlcli the fo lowing cash prizes will he oi'l‘ei'ed: i

' s,-1 $10' 2, $9' 3, $8' 4,

$4; 11, $3. 0; 12, $3; 13, $2.

14, $2. - ,

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Gregor, Montague. Let us wish them bon voyage.

Field Crop Competition

The competition in neun or stinniing

grain which has been carried on b the Department of Agriculture forth past number ol' years is to be condnc ed again for this season on ri syste similar to last year.

Since the inauguration ot this (Tom

petition, the improvement in the grail crops of tlle'Provlnce lius been r

mi1l‘Yt;1bl€. The obiects -oi’ such ivor

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Odl . , . . $7

5, $6.50; 6. $6; 7, $5.50; 8, $5; 9, $4.50 10. 5 ' 50

Wheat-1. $3; 2. $7; 3. $6; 4. $5

6. $3: 7. $2. `

Barley-1, $6; 2, $4; 3, $3; 4, $2.

West Prince shall include the First

Electoral District and Lots 7 and 8 East Prince shall include the Fourth and Filth Electoral Districts. and Lot 18. Middle Prince shall include the reiiiuiiider of Prince County.

\Vest Queens shall include the Ftrs

Electoral I)lstriet and Lot 23. Middle Queens shall include that part ol' 'Queens County lying north and west ot the Hillsborough River not inclui ed in West Queens. South Queen shall include that part oi Queen County lying south and east ot tli lliilsborough River.

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snlisfaction

All kinds 0_1’ eye glass repiiiring and matching lenses don

with least possible delay. ,

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Parkmau Eye Aid `

Just how mucn is required must be accurately mens ured

Too little would only partely relieve the troubled 'loo mtucI} would injure the eyes. We use the best mo sm op isa appliances, absolutely correcting optical defects an guaran ee

Un-excelled Service

` E. E. Pmrkrhmn

Jeweler & Graduate Optometrist

Montague, P- E- I- _ _

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SHINE

Wo buy exceedingly `v`veIl." We_ buy in the best niarkets. We buy the best drugs obtain-

able. _

Ni/gi buy in large quaixtifies. iWe `give you the ndvaiitnge. We sell wholesale and retnll.

do the dispensing of Mon-

Becnuse the DOCTORS

they get just Whitt they wo don't substitii e.

When loolcihg' lor druggists

siindries, such rss sdlps; combs, Safety Razors (ali kinds.) etc.. perfumes and. toilet articles. patent medicines ot all kinds.

We are sole agents for the.

Edison Plwnogmphs in Kings County. - ,

Give its a call. .

Carruthers & Parirman

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Wholesale snd Retail

‘Dealers In Drugs, Chemicals, Groceries,

Boots Inq Shoes, Paints Etc.

' Montague, P. E. i.

Made Ib/ly one of our best

P. E. I, il Ie r s (Roller Process) from choice im ort- ed FIFE and MAR8UlS WHEAT.

We receive a fresh stock

every few days, (we supply the wheat).

0nly oceuts per pound

(hold in any quanity) .

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my-'F730 55 »-i-2:, §CE>§1 <Ff3?U

POIIIIIDGE, OATS, TABLE CO OATMEAL, G FLOUB, BYE F BUCKWIIEAT OAT IDL OU R , FLOUR.

All fresh and sweet and sold in any quanity at lowest prices in the City. Phone in your order. Orders ,filled and sent promptly.

CARTER & C0-.E

Phone 208 Flour & Feed `

- can-ans.

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CES.-Jitev. E. E. Fytche will con duct services in the Methodist Churches as fellows: August 10t Sturgeon 11 B. ni. Union Road 3 p.-

m. Montague 7 p. m. Monday at 1:. m. Milltown Cross (New timcl

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for every meal.

in your own kitchen.

Recipes on the package.

BENSON S

HOUSEWIVES are Ending

new and delicious uses for

Corn Starch every day-in fact,

Not alone smooth, creamy gravies and sauces,

and simple puddings-but crisp, delicate

' pastries; flaky rolls, bread and biscuits; rich

tender cakes and pie fillings; and desserts such as you never thought it possible to make - l

Insist on BENSON’S-no other Corn'Starch

can guarantee such Purity and Delicacy.

Ask your grocer for

Today!

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East Kings shall inrrludo Lots 42. i\‘."i`i the rnlrjr.

45, 46, 47, 55 and 56. South -i. Dio livld will lie judgczl iinloss

kings shall include Lots 59, 61, till, ti/illlio entry leo is pair] bcloro the time and (looi‘i.;r\towii Royalty. VVest_ Kliigslof jiiilixiniz. shall include tho roiiiairuloi' of lilngsl Momlicrs ol' the Iiannor Ont County. ` i‘.luh should liiivo all iinlds iriini \vhl<-li

grain for si-cd will bo sold properly

Rules and Regulations. iiispected while stiiniliiirz.

1. A ll. ' . : . - il. Moiiibors of the <l.S.G.A. are

nt lpnst five ng;-ns; nf wliont, throoi rofiiieslcil to i-ntor one or more iielrls zir'i‘es; and ol harley at least twolln ilio r~oiiip<\titiori.

43. 44.

old of oats ~.li"ill consist ol'

acres. T. Coiiipctilors should give the Dc-

2. An entry loo of one dollar' will pairlinciit :it least one \veek`s notice

ho cliurged, it’ only one kind or grain wlioii the ilclils will be ready to clit. is entei'erl, and an iiddltioiinl lee ot S. Entries should ho ni:ul<> to the lilty cents for nach ildditional kind oi' l’i'o\'liioiiil llopartinoiit ot' .-\t;i'i<~iiltiiro,

grain. (`li:ii'loitotown, and slioulil iirrive not

Tho friliiiwlntg .score ciird is used in

jiidgiiig the liolils; geiierul appeaffarice i-oii‘.=irlL~i~liig: ’

. Slniid ol crop. , . . . . . . . . . .... 5

2. 'I`_vpo ol’ plarit:-vigor and unl-

l`oi‘iiiit_v ol’ growth . . . . . . . . 10

fl. .\rro:igi‘. inolhoil of sreelilng, ab-

soiice of lodging .. . _ . . . . . .. . . 5

Freedoni from ivecrls . . . . . . . . . ... 25 i"i'cr-rloiii from smut, rust, blight

and iiisects . . . . . . . ... 10 Appareiil yield and quality of grain

coiisidcringz- '

tl) l’roportion of wcll-filled head of

pluinp grain of good quality... 20

(2) L'-nit'orinity of maturity . . . ... 5

3. The entry fee must he sent in-| later than August 23rd.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .10U

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The Souris'Branch oi the Great War Veteran’s Association

. intend holding a T ea Party on the

EXHIBITION GROUNDS, SOURIS

WEDNESD

AUG. l3ih 1919

All the usual amusements will be provided, includ-

ing two large dancing booths, aswell as several entire- ly new features.

Among the attractions will be a` War Exhibit.

showing many 'souvenirs direct from the battlefront, This exhibit will alone be well worth coming to see.

.Well stocked saloons and good tables will add to

the pleasure of the day.

Come and enjoy a day’s outing in Souris-by-the-

Sea, the most beautiful summer resort in the Province

Train arrangements later

Souris Citizens’ Band will furnish music. '_

’ BY ORD ER OF COMMITTEE

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