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death of the child of the Rev. and Mrs. W. Dunvllle of Montague,-W.

-WE ARE ALL MOTORING to

Mont Carmel "the Beautiful" on Wed uesday August 21st

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“THE GIRL wma THE ...;°:r:.;:.i..?*.;;';t‘.'i.t‘.i:’::.;..‘;"1; _:_ An Exgg H0113] V 31116 ‘ln

99 carload of cattle from Kensington to _'TEACHER GOES. wEsT"" Mi" ' ~ , ~ `~' - ,`.

Messrs. smmdbw md, Newsome' Helen Johnson of Lon Rive left on

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i5 PARTS A ' ' ` . West :where she will take a position

- AIND FUNNY COMEDY ‘ _TURNEn‘HuM|.rE°‘ `:o,Ifem_y as school teacher. She was occom-

psnied as far as Moncton by her fath- '

FOX FILM C0, ; land Cement which' they are selling er Mr' D' M' J°h”°°“ and 'm°r. ‘_

just received two cars of Fresh Port-

. . at 90c a has. end' will refund Bc each

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for bags when returned. Greensheai "'_°_ V

MATINEE TUES. WED. SAT.

Blndertwine at Z6c a lb. 896-8-17M8i

-BARN BURNED.-In some unac-

.» countable way the barn of Mr. R.

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You save ehortening_al\d you get a ilour that is :llzvnys the same in

and strength-when you use "Beaver" Flour, the only kind

Gfiiour that is equally good for Bread and Pastry.

DEALERS-write us for prices on lleed, Coarse Grains ami Cereals. 201| H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, - CHATHAM, Ont.

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a. short time ago and' :was burned to the ground. lt so happened that Mr.

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it makes lighter, flnkier Pie Crnsts, Tarts,

Doughnuts and Cookies than you ever got with Western Spring Wlieat Flours.

' Flour is milled of blended wheat. lt contains Ontario at (famous for pastrvnlaking) blended with Western Spring

add strength.

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Callicutt had only one load of hay in

the barn, which was bad enough during these days.-W.

-SCHOOL TEACHER6 SCARCE.

lip to the present the outlook for teachers around O'Leary is not very encouraging. So far none are engaged for Millburn, Sprlngiieldf Greenhill. Hallburton and Glenwood. Knutsford also requires another teacher for the primary classes.-W.

-ON AUTO TOUR.-The Itev. V.

Smith with Mrs. Smith and their two children arrived at Maddoek mi iunday morning by auto from Water- bury, Ven. U. S. A. on a visit to

. Vlrs. Slnith's mother, Mrs. Josiah

‘lrooks and her brother W. E. Brooks ’)n their tour from the States they 'zzllied on the -Rev. and Mrs. E. Ram- say, N. B. and brought along with 'horn Mrs. Ranisay the sister of Mrs. Josiah Brooks.-W.

_ -PROPOSED STEAMER SER- VICE.-The Gulf of St, Laiwrenco Shipping and Trading Co., owning a number of steamers are negotiating with -the Summerside Board of Trade ln the matter of inaugurating a steam- er service between Montreal, Quebec P. E. Island, Capo Breton, etc. We

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Look for S this Sign

This sign will guide you to an authorized,

` "' F ' unrlerstnnd says the Agriculturlst

that this firm buys produce, taking it to Quebec, and bringing back other

. merchandise. It is probable arrange- » ments will be made to have Summer-

side made one of the ports of call.

_-PATRIOTIC CONCERT.-- A pat- riotic concert under -the direction oi three l-ittlc girls-Misses Helen 'Pei- `51~s, Florence Morris and Rota Huss- tis, was' put on in Mr. Peter's barn

“WL _ Summerside on Saturday ailternoon iff"-"_ I v -* and was a great success, the follow-

` ing taking part in dialogues, recit-

‘ __ f-\.. ations, singing, dancing etc. Hester

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\ Cushing, Evelyn Sinclwir, Ollie Safun-

urday evening while a resident of Springfield was _coming home from 'O'Leary,he came ac_ros's logs placed in the road with the result that a nasty accident 'Was just escaped. The horse however lost a'shoe. To say the least this placing of logs on the road needs to be stopped before something ser- ious happens.-W.

WESTERN PERSON ALS

-Inspector Morrow. was -in Ken-

sington on Thursday on u business trip.-R.

-Mrs. Charles' Crockett, Char-

lottetown is visiting her old home in Freetown.-.

-Mr. J. R. Darke, Charlottetown,

attenlled the New Annan race's on Wed'nes'day . -R .

-Mr. Percy Lee of Summerslde rc-

turned soldier attended the races Wednesday.-R.

-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jean of

Sulnmerside returned from a trip to Kentv-ille, N. S.-L.

-Mrs. Jesse Bernard of Summer-

side spent tho week end visiting in Moncton, N. B.--L.

-Miss Beatrice Williams of O‘Leary is visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mrs. Hal. Walsh.-L.

left on Tuesday for the West in order to help in the harvest.-W. _

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-Mr. Louis McQuai'rie has return-

erllto Amherst after spending his' vnc- ation visiting in Victoria.-L.

-‘Miss Jeannette Gay of Summer-

side is spending her vacation nt her home in All-tigontish, N. S.-L.

-flvllss Ella Hall of Halifax, N. s.. ’

is visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mrs. Byron Bowness.-L.

-Messrs S. S. Hessian, Dr. Green

-SERIOUS OFFENCE.-On Sat-`

.Silk Boot Hose at

- YOU WILL NOTICE THIS OFEER SHOWN IN ONE OF OUR WINDOWS TODAY-1t’_s a really good value, and we’d like to have you look 'at1t.

The asrortment includes. Sand, Alice Blue, Browns,

Pinks, Grevs; black with white s‘ripe and a lot of fancies. 'Z`l.o'silk is high-more than usual “boot” length, the 1.-iyleand colors are good, and the value is exceptional ..... .. 79c

We shall be pleased to send any oi these b_v mail ,

postpaid, on receipt of price, to any of our mail order

customers _

Order by mail-return and have your money re'

funded if not perfectly satisfied

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NOTICE THOSE REMARKABLEK li PARASOLS AT 1.00

. Just as you enter the main store you will notice this

small lot at the front. They include some very handsome

. parasols-silk, in gr. ens champagne, back and white»

Just a small lot, very exceptional value, worth to

$4.00 each, and closingat each .... ._ .. _ .. $l.0O

-`-Mr. L. Grossman of Hallburton ` _ _ 4

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Men--Your Chance to get A Nifty “Toyo” Hat $2

These “TOYOS” have bfen very popular this season-

they are woven white-hats, verv similar to a nigh class panama in appearance-Alpine or Telescope shape mostly with a fancy' band put on something like the one shown in the picture alongside, -

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dependable service station when you need ex- pert advice, or service on the bearings in your car, truck or tractor.

' We are the authorized agents for the Bear-

ings Service Company, national service rep. resentativea for Timken, Hyatt and New Departure bearings. We have complete engineering data and immediate access to a complete stock of new bearings enabling us to satisfy your requirements promptly and efficiently.

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Farmers Attention

V Now is the time to use

Royal Purple Calfmeal

The greatest milk substitute ever known. ' For :sale at alL General Stores throughout the

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AULD BROS LTD., Charlottetown

Sole Wholesale Disiribuiors

ders. Jean Mornis, besides the Dir- ectors. The sum of $5.00 was realiz- ed which the young ladies handed over to the Red Cross.-L.

-WOUNDED.-The following mes-

sage was received by |Mrs. Emma Gay, Summerside on Saturdayz- “Sincerely regret to inform you No. 712759 `Pte. Leonard Jarvis Gay, in- fantry oiiiciaily reported admitted to No. 5 General Hospital, Rouen, Aug- u-st 9tlh, Gunshot wound in -left arm." Pte. Gay enlisted with the 105th Battalion ln Summerside and went over to England in May 1917, seven mont-hs later he went over to France with the 26th Baittalion and has -tak- en part in some of the fiercest iight- ing.-L.

-ESTiEEMED LADY DEAD.--It is

with deep regret the death is chron lvled of Mrs. Isabella Fortune, wid of the late Mr. Wm. T. liulit :vhlch occurred at hcl' residence in

'~`.t_ Eieanors c-n Fritiuy morning. The 'lecenscfi lady -was 78 years of age, a native oi’ Rothesay, Scotland, and ~an_lo to the Island in the year 1863 where she has since resided. She leaves to mourn three daughters, Mrs. Geo. Spink of Grand Forlles, B. C.. Mrs. F. M. Webster of Brooklyn, N. B.; and Misa Georgina at home; also thrco sons, Mr. Wm. Hunt, Mgr. of tho Bank of Nova Scotia, Windsor, N. S.; Rev. Dr. Hunt of'King’s College Windsor, N. 8-., and Mr. Richard Hunt of St. Eleanors.--L. - `

l Flower Pots e Jardiniers

Lawn Pots

It you want to give

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

Made from good grade

earthenware and stone- priced right too. - .

BLACK*S

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and Geo Thompson of Montague were

in Summerside on Thursday.-L. ,

-Mrs. B.-_Mathieson passed through Tney are regularly Summerside' on Thursday on her way may Choose at home to Alberton from Malpeque.-L

-Mr. Leslie Muttart of Cleveland.

Ohio, is visiting in Summerside thf guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred Fa" rant.-L. \_

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-Miss Irene Mxacbougall has re-

Hats for $1'.50. O

‘ -- Three wonderful bargains in in MEN’S STRAW SAIL-

ORS too $1.35 Hats for $1.00. $1.75 Hats for $1.25, $2.25 '

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turned' to Summer-slde after spending 2 ml' --~ . 5 5

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"T-° pa” “‘f° W°°k‘l at h°" 'me " _.Miss sept.-is cms. or Ml:-um is

m°hm°“d` L' *_ aiming Miss Emily lnirizoi- of sum-

-Mrs. (Rev.) G. Yoing ilnil me"ld'3"_L'

two children of Fredel etc". N. B.. "°'°°' V are visiting ln Kensington, tllo guests ` "Mrs" ,C“"`l°' H"'y“'°0"" Mm mv" of Mrs. Patterson Walkc f'_.-R. -is visiting friends in Wilmot and Ken-

- I sin'_:ton.-l`l.. ' -

Her friends will be glad`-to know '~ _*i

that Mrs. Jolln Jordan who was op- if.-. -fMrs. lt. A. Stzivcrt ond Mrs. erated upon fer appendlcitis 'in thc 1-`.wcn i'l:\rk. Wilmot, were recent vis- l". E. lslliiid Iiospital is progressing 'itors to Kensington.-R. favorably. " _ ‘ 1

-- L. -Mr. Neil Melt*-nytien. Summersldi

on 'Wednesday morning with] li. ` in-rison, Kensington.-R.

dough-ter Jay' for ‘Surnmersldo when - lho young lady -will undergo an oper-i\\ -Miss Muriel Clark, Wilmot, spent ation.-W. Qthe week end .in Clifton, the guests of , Miss Ruth McGregor.--R. -Messrs. ltalph Noonan, of =Sutn- -_ -- _ merside _an_d Joe_Mc_Eachern of Char- 1 -Miss Olive Doherty of Bummcr- lottetown left on Thursday morning ,side is spending her vacation visiting for Toronto, to tralin 'with the Royal .Lin Alberton and vicinity.-L.

Air Force.-L. ”

____ . -Misa Constance Hunter of Alber-

__M,-B_ george Ja,-d|ne_ Freowwnr ton is visiting in Bummerside, tho

and her sister, Miss E. W. Deacon. j¥“°¢" °f‘Ml`°- Chu- R°5°"5‘-L*

Nelson, B. C.. spent the week end. _ ~ . ”°""' _ at North Wiltshire, the guests of-3"-' ":‘Ml_'- "ng Mm' WY““m' mrdh ha" M,i,'_ John Ed,,,,,.d,___R_ '_ .retarded to their tmmiv in Port Hill ` from a very pleasantvislt in Wilmot.

__'M|Bs Jennie Clark has returned the gll8!¢l‘0f MTS. R. A. ‘SlllV6l”t.--R

to her home in 'Summerside 'sitter . W' spending the ipsst two weeks and a. “Ml” En* H“YW°°dv' Wm’ hu nail visiting in wssivllle, N. -s. she' 'Dem I v'l°/Mile* "¢“ii°“ H* ll" °l" wa, accompanim by he, "me mace home in Mill \River, returned to take Mi" Muriel L“¢m9___,_L_ up her duties he nurse, in the Morton

____ Hospital at 'l'auaton._Mass.-R. -

-Mrs. W. E. Brooks left 0’Lenrv _is viisitlng his daughter. Mrs. Htl:-_ity

'”T“‘° msg” H93 °f Sl' J°h“ "0 -Misses Marion and Helen Leard

visiting in Summerside, the guests of Summersjde me vhimng h, pam. of Mr. and -Mrs. Chas. Strong.-L. wood the guest, of ,Mn ,md Mm]

'W Howard McFarlane.-L. ' .

` -Miss Margaret Melanie of Char- 'i'

lofttetown is visiting in Kensington, _ N. the guest or Mm J h M G -Miss Eiihel James of Moncton.

_R ' 0 C °“g°n’,B., -passed through Sumnloraide on

` ‘Friday on her way .to Charlottetown.

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_,MDL Cv Wagon' Eastondam' where sho will visit friends

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Mass, is visiting her old friends and _Mr and _Mm John A Bm.mw,|

a_lsl;sr -Mrs. Ewen clark or Wilmot. ' Wnmot' and M1__'m, M,'__ _,L,_,,,,,

' ;Cairna, of Freetown, motoreg 10

Dunataifnage recently ‘and were tlw

Pte. James Campbell. Charlotte-lumens or _Mr scott 'C.h_m___n_

town, and Miss Margaret McEwen of `

Campbellton. spent the week-and in

Wilmot.-R.

-I.Ilssc:'. .'I.:;i.l uni (..'._:.‘ Ii.:'.'.:r- Ganga,-4 cu-ea a valuable hunting

field ot Patten, iMe., are visiting inldog of manga with li¢lNAR.D't-l LlNi» Kensington the gun" of .M.|,,' Mme; MENT sites seven! veterinarian had i\|¢M-th,”-__.R_ ` #sshd hir; without doing htm Ml?

' - summon; mod.”

-Mr. Harold Moase. Kensington, ' °‘“'Wli;Fl'ilD GANGNE

has returned home after a pleasant Prop. ot Grand Central Hotel

visit with friends in (Sunny Brue,) - _ Moncmm N_ B___.R_ - Drummond. Aus- li'-od-.. .

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.-JM‘r. R. T. Mosse. has returned ' “ff” ' - to his -home in Kensington from a- _‘MTL ‘lm-) J‘""“° hu

his way home, called to see his son- Pte. Dania Mosse, who has ibeen in the P.j`lil. 1. Hospital, Charlottetown lor tlié pastilvsiweeks, with a sev- ere attack or rheumatism but who we are ad to hea is

M43 tb thumlgduene [Hands and on left £0 lit Bd l.l\0 “flhd LOGKG. I. 0.

o. F.. which met ialtentvllie, N. s.. last week. J’a_ _lilo later went to St. John, N.. B., 'ere she is now

visiting her aister, '_ . Allan Taylor. nn. .1snl~ms'..vraéri: __ aqlsgm from Eoleetric Rebekah Lotus' I 0' 0

' 'linen insure in good strong stock oompan- .

ies. which neveroontest an suc\ ' as is represented by ‘ i

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ll r. slowly recovering-. F K “hmm” _.M th; aéooépm. .‘ _ . M 0 A' o_ _ 'T _ _

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