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»~€J~ ll/hen-i yon' ' cannot I - sleep and are easily ir- ~ _ritated arid? Worried'

Orn _ "Visit" Sir

Next week a number of distinguish-

town in connection. with the session ofthe Supreme Grand Orange Lodge of B. A. The names of Col, Sir Sam e Hughes, Mr I-I C McLeanl'MP of

ed visitors will arrive in Charlottrr La

The VVestei°n

--I1’ PAYI to buy in this Ptovlnot.

-Two alters nn worth ues

-'ri-is ou/ximian is on me at ”"°"""" '°' “’°*"*“‘¢ *“ W' °°1'

T' 4 _

-WANTED.-An experienced Groo- y_-Salesman. Apply at once. R. T

man' Limited Buiinierside

f!erty's, Bummei-side. ' tf

-you have reason to sus-_

Pea that" NGPWS ' Lire fvnizea states, and ,Mi-_ neben

,F. Brown, editor of- the Chicago Rat- °’ E'm“““°' °f7H°'"_??_“" G"°°°l‘Y D9' *ying Wm, u host of other prbmlmm partinent and Mrs. Emmanuel were omnsamen are menuonei Th’ 'up presented with a. young son early on ei¢e~wiii»ieei wen into nie week. ami M°“°*“>' “‘°’”’“S-'"H- "

. embraces three grand bodies. ‘the

and need 3 httle SP9* - Grand Black, the Ladies Orange Bene- _

volent Association, and the Grand; m°d"l|`°'1 Bedi 'U 33-50' 34-50 H115 Lodge or nririeii America. aii holding $4-98 “ml Bm" 3°” f“°m $15-75 ¢°

are below normal. i

They are notgietting

pro ei- nourishment.

rom the food you.eat,

ci help. A few' weeks treatment with.

. . .' ‘ _ __ Hdl .`~ . __ .

The Sentinel, Rev. George 'l'. . Lum- _ ` 555-7-34UE3L

f`n__ion, Past Supreme' Grand Master of i

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--WE LGO WE VIBIIIOR .-Mr. Per~

r. i

-~BED8.-You can get Brass Trim-

$40.00; best Beds; lowest prices.

Minimum twenty-ave cents.

-new Auro own»sn_-ur. iii.;

' W. Johnston aprosperoiis farmer hui

purchased a new McKay motor. easy

‘the Purchase bgigg made .from_§_¢;sars, Grant and Kmnohy, Chai-lott' `wn.-’ Mr- Kennedy made the delivery this week.-H." ‘

WESTERN 1>EnsoNAL`s

-+Mr._ John P. Kehoe, Ssarletcwnl

and Mr. .ramen smith. iiiepie Plains were notable visitors in Summerside_ Tuesday.-H.

uma. Gash must accompany onion'

Dr Chase’s Nerve Food will do wonders for anyone in this con- dition. Note your in- crease in weight while using this food cure.

The average girl is a queer' creat-

'm,e_ she." make hm or __ young man cat in evidence of these days. i we

separate sessions. _

~l_.._i,_ Holnian‘s Summerside.

ed rabbit today, and the 'suv-nor he tu HYS the customers like to have the thirteen standard cars freight. There

re ten cars of outward freight on

Customer-Why don't you drive this

orie‘day and marry him' the next.

TAKING NO CHANOEB

cat away from the table, waiter’ There were 118 _outward passengers

Waiter-Well, you see. slr, it's stew by

rnlng there were 114 passengers and

i - Tuesday, including one car of horses.

Minards Llnlment Lumbermanl Friend The schooner Maw- wesmm Calm

_ 555-7-24M2iE1.i.

-THE NORTHUMBERLAND. _

the boat on Monday morning. Re-

ston Master, arrived with lumber

_ I

-Miss May McGregor, daughter of;

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGregor, Cam- pbellton, Lot 4-paid a. visit to friends?

in Siininieiside this week.-H. I -Mr. D. Kennedy of the firm of Kennedy & Co.. O'Leary was in Sum-_ meiside Tuead-ay. l-Ie went through to! Bradalbane and attended the marriage . of his niece Miss Marguerite Todd, on' Wednesday eveningi-H.

JULY 27iii

60 pairs WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS

PUMP SLIPPERS, assorted bow a n d buckle trimmings; either leather or white covered heels; sires 2_1-2 to 7, worth up to

$2 _75; Special for Saturday, per pair ._ ............................. ._ .

60 pairs CHILDRENS AND GIRLS

WHITE CANVAS BUTTONED BOOTS with leather soles and heels; children’s sizes5to l0_; Special Saturday price per pair ......... ._

Misses’ sizes 11 to 2, per pair

$1.20

._ ______________________ __ $1.35

24 Women’s separate SKIRTS in all

wool serges, tweed mixtures as well as fancy checks and piaids; worth regularly

yd_. to $6.00; Special Saturday price __ ... ,_ A big saving on MEN’S BLACK COTTON _H_ALF HQSE;_ 20 dozen in the ot,a `rare'price considering present day

costs; sizes 10 to_10 1-2 11. Satur~ day price two pairs for...... -- C

A seasonable offer on about 50 BOY_"S

COTTON KNIT SWEATQ_l_t._S;_ made with long sleeves, color Navy; ,sizes 30 alld13i- for 11 to 15 years. Special* Satur-

day price ........................... _.

' A special saving on 36 _ FRINQED

CARRIAGE VJRAPS good medium weight,

assorted colors. Don’t miss this 1 special Saturday price, each.. _. ._ .

20 only Men’s RUBBERIZED TWEED

RAINCOATS in Fawn and Brown mixed

tyyegdai t»m_§i__¢;]e wi_th $<i<_>_n_;6eriible collar, ezes o ,reguar . 0 $11.00. Special price

You can get New Cabbage' a_iid_ Rcsll

Fish at our Fish counter and Fruit in sea- son at our Confectionery coun‘er.

576 7 25M2lE1i.

_1Wo _ 1 V ~ ' _ im-at the home ei mi»e_~E_J. Wright.

1‘ of “Wheat Flour Substitutes."

‘annual meeting of tlic Falrivcw Wo-

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from Buotouche on Tuesday morning.

her cargo is consigned to Messrs M.F. Schurman & Co.-H.

-PROMINENT 8HlPBUILDER8.- Mr. John A. L. McLellan, Indian River, who is employed at ship build- ing iii New Hampshire has arrived' to

fe days ago for his' manager “Uncle `-S'ani' who only -‘allowed 'him a very Ishort vacation as aniother shipwill be .placed on the stocks as soon as "Mac" greturns.-H.

2 --°'-NEWHNNNAN INS-TITUTE.-The fannuni ‘meeting of the New Annan

men's Institute was held on July

-'Membership 15, number oi regular meetings held, 11. Total receipts for the year, $231.26. $60.30 was expend ed on yarn,'$10 to Miss Plummer's Xmas'-'Gift Fuiid, $97.94 to supply of _prisoners of war. 144 pairs of socks were- knit, 3 pairs of mltts, 1 pair of gloves. The Institute ‘intend serving

_dinner at the New Annan races in order to raise funds for their work. Delegates were appointed to attend tlic Convention! Miss Saunders was present and gave a lecture on tho use

--FAIRVIEW INSTITUTE. - The

men's institute was licld in Darnley

Hall on July 16th, 7.30 p.m. The oiilc- ers were re-elected. The secretary

_ _ ., $2 . e fax Re lief Fund, $100.00 to the School Sup-

. _ _S

iiERMiNl HAS l0Sil

_ HER U\Sl CHANCE;

LONDON, -July zz.-The 'oritishf people are determined completely to'

_ _ __ :_p_i;i_i_d_sa slicgrt ;i_cIa_;i_i_:;1__wi_t_h__l;:* l_:‘_:;;'___eiiminate Germs-n influence and ae-,i_

' ’ S _ h' _' _ '___ ____ b tivity from their social,'commercial_

- °° C man' 5 “"9" ence “ 5 ““` and' political life. For a g_eneratlcn_

` |“e5"- h*“’i“5 l“““°h“d 3 “"3” *MP 3 previous to the great war insidiousi

Sat d S °

German propaganda made its infiu-'. once felt in` British comnierciai af- fairs, and in the ‘belief oi’ the ma- jority, in policy and administration ni public affairs, 'I`he____` people are. thoroughly aroused and____rietenn_ined that until German kiiltiir _ceases to be the' German creed tl_ie_people of itlig.t;.'»nationall_ty must \;9__ foreigners. tgygxhe British, and must_-be segre- g`ated'ii-om British activities; . . !. _. Since the outbreak of the war 25,-~ 000 civilian enemy aliens have been iiiterned. but there still remain at liberty, though registered, nearly 22,- 000 _of these nationalities. That this number will be greatly reduced in. the near future is assured by the* prevailing sentiment, "A German atV' liberty in BrltianV is as menace to Brltian,” but even more drastic ac-_ tion is being- taken against those of- German birth in Britlan. All na- turalizations granted those _of one-‘ my alien origin since the war wi1l_ be cancelled' iiiid otliors naturalized previous to the war and shown to be' out of sy'iiipathy with the British pur- pose will lose their citizenship. Nor will any German be permitted to be-_

ply for new desks for the school

iinn banks in Britlan, the most ow i

Bild BPiH11il\E~ Ten Pounds 0f ‘V001 lowed in Britian again while the me"_i~' girocessboth in trade and war. The were collected in the ""sm°"~ 74.95"’ ory of"German efforts t0 D8l'BlYi2B P-'|°i imperial conference ha°s' a5l‘8`B`d Villa! oi socks were knit during the year,l rain remain. All great British c;n-‘such mgtais in .ine Enipire __i|`\ist be and 19 b°’“’s were sem t° “°l""‘"`5' cerns are eliminating German inter- controlled by the British `»E{np||-9 for

esits. : the British people arf! 'iroved' friends.

M.oNoP|.v oN Po'rAsH_ ooNE _ _ Tgmsme policy on other as gpym

“"0" GERMANY cheek osi-man Mani ceni__~oi. ‘war mnerieie me been adopted

""_‘ ‘ ' _ throughout the Empire. it is .enually_

AMSTERDAM' July 16'” D|“'c°v" MOM i!\'\D0\‘tBl¥t Uf B11 is U10 “Dil true of the products. formerly the BU' that GHYWHHY does “Of h°|d 3 fied effort oi' Britian and the dnmin-` monopoly of Germany, of liY9s B“d_ world '“°“°p°ly.°“ “mash ‘mmes 'as ions to check forever the Gorman eff- potash. _ The German Empire will no, a blow to innumerable economists who 0;; to control metals essential 'to longer be able to .place its citizens in repeatedly have assured' the Ger~ " i " ysfourity in Britian while they work mans that the Fatherland could my f tm. G,,m,m.m_te,em"ii, British con. pose its own terms of peace, because » ' ' ' ' ' ' -,c s. German cannot paralyze Bri-_ the world, and especially America, _ ng: c0ncm.m_' Yue,-,many mmnog par.

was |"”"1d l° C0111” t0 Gefmalll' _f0l' ’ lalyze British trade by securing control . 9| 1'.

their strength and tone and healthy

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_ _ You will want a suit “this summer _one that you can wear later in the season. V _ _ _

-1-Get that suit now_-- _ `_

_ ` These are all new .models in_ Black, Navy and _ Brown -in odd sizes. Regular $36.50 for.$25.00 '

i from. -

_ir _r __ in l ' -_ f +

` SUMMER DRESSES

Regular $10.50 and $8.50 for _

_ s7.o0,$5.oo and $3.50

An odd line of summer dresses in voils, m_`tis-

_ lins” and pongee to clear. .Many styles to choose

|_ _ _ _.

_ .7._ i

GINGHAM DRESSES

Very attractive styles

I. in gingham and fancy N cotton in nigh waisted effects all sizes up to

14 yrs. Priee 79s to 52.50.

¢si__iu@--1-i-_

ciiii.i>iiizii’s I sii_i< 1 WDDIES "

Ami _

_ cioviis

They have double fingef

tips.

Therefore they willwear

longer than usual, made of

pure silk in all the new

shades. Price 75c to $1.25.

Wbmmed he' l'¢D°"t fm' the YNY? come a British subject for at leasti ’ “_ °` ' ‘ _ - _ " _ membership 19' meetings h°l‘l» 9- nm' five years after peace is declared. Q E _ B ~ ‘ ~ __ _ “um money "Medi 5347-14» °' tml 'Even such sweeping measures do; _ _‘ ‘__ ` _, f _ ' ._ __ 2 ' _

amount $80 was paid to the Malpeqne nog Mgigfy -the mgjm-ity or the Bri., ‘ ‘ '1 Ltr. I ' “ 7.: i' »- '_

W P A 000 t° '-h HHH ‘ tish people. and more far-reaching ac-1 __ ' .

tion is possible. German and Aust-< ' °

.Lili ~

SMOCKS _

In all shades, also

pure white with fonch' - es of embroidery and -

smocking. _ _

All sizes. Price

* $1.25 ie $4.50 I f

_ V D _ . _ _ _V ._.V__..i _._, _ _ __ _ _V _ ___ ___V___,,_

“'80 fm blinds 1°” me han' 564-20 erful agencies in propaganda of peace», _ __ __ _ V _ ' _ f°" me 5“pP°rt °f the P"l"‘°”e" °` ful penetration.. are being wound up 5 _ " ‘ Mwth“"at'3" ` ` ` `

understands why the Germans

and why' Brltian so nearly fell a vict when Germany struck. _ The sloga Brltlan today is: "The British Em for Britons." `

Stofansson the Artic ox ore stri

fertmzen' -"_" ' of essential metals and other similiar im with fever last Alifll Bt HBPSUIIBI

" The Government has just present- The b°“°" the muscles' and an l'BBO\il'c8t. yrithi .ther Empire, nor Jalhlld and taken to F‘0rtY_ukon_ on n ed-a report to the Reichsta/g contain- ths. organs of tha body depend for tweateu the stability of British indiiu§ dog sledge, will' spend the summer

‘"3 31° WBYUUIS "Nt 5lP°ll1 '|185 U11' acting on pure b)00d_ '-:-¢ by the monopoly of certain ess'en~ there in order to rocoverihis strdhotll. expectedly entered the market as a." Hnodvs sm.“P"i||n makes .puni Lip products. according to <a letter from him re- liirse producer of noises, and the’ blood Iris peeitivelviineqiieledin ninieii aeanieu viii complete the t-elved here today by the Explorers'

the British oath of citizenship, the Germans sought to control ish institutions, commercial or o wise, why German capital flowed

took ian says it will take from three to six Why months of rest to get me in trim ag Bri-

- _ '-'-*" V ' li

war, $24.70 for wool. $5.00 for cardii1S:and such institutions will not be al- _ I __

ther- shall spend the Summer here."

ln- `

ain. It seems likely, tbell. that I

to various parts of the Empire 10 control rare: and necessary metals. ‘

BTEFANSSON WILL REMAIN AT

FORT YUKON

NEW YORK. .lilly 17.- Vihialmur

1 V ° _’ German mine owners are urged to the ti‘ea_tment of scrofula, catarrh,-_.*r9gM|¢_\ my gemun influence Club. - . ~§ »

' ` » organize their f-orcos to meet tho new ‘-'_l`h°}lm°ll9m» f1y!P9P5"_!i |095 Of BQ' "bm, British affiige-`by reigning tg' "i am able now to walk ii mile,"i

O ’ situation. Germania says; "Our guy-~= Pemgi lb” _tilnid f°l’.e£"".Zi glcre nvprk with Germans or transport the letter said, “but only at the coat

S ¢d posed independence as regards the " 3;) [;t'§o’;](;' ,S1223 _gate ilt't0‘.ey sun 9|-gdqctg for a-long, period. of becoming more tired than walking

ummersl e fixing of our own prices is gone.”_ i 'is ,old by a|1,dmg¢iS¢._ ' 533|- the war, This country now'-40 at this time last year. The physic-

n in plie ‘ ‘

ok~

Gees varies# ii i.einona<l_l_i__. illld Water Sets

These sets 'u om l te

with tray. juggfi glass?-

. _.come-in ian y pattsris and ,gl 0f 8001? quality, clear. " ass.

Call in and see them.

,illiiilzit Ho. _

SUNNYSIDE

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