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Slumber Sixty-three in Kings '

the North sirle or tile Peters' lloud in _ lille Southwest Angle of' land leased to Junlcs Reid and rlilning thence by lille Magnetic Meretllan of the year, |764, North eighty-four chains or to the Division Line between ’i`own- shrips Sixty-one and Sixty-three thence along the said Division Line West six chains thence South to thc ltoacl aforesaid und thence along the some East. lo the prince of cnmmeuceriieilf

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uve ww is :su #raven -e”if:“o§_it3;i3F;~;%f¢{’h¢‘§&m}s&

#ren uonmna n Lv q 4 Q wig* arm. nou-

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-THE “,°E°'~l5 -R§MATlP _

-#=wAN1'eo-.st mice. ‘an expert- c|.0s ‘wiilrreséflt the four wt _drama _pstuuw was ;t%;|$gsa..nn_ ixtheli

on Gmqgry (:le|-k. (B31) The 'll-_ 'entitled “Tho Vllley Fsrm"~in the niilnyx tcm; at _alia " ' e§-imdzligl rmo

lat James Kennedy. 506-6-2012!. ,hall at Victoria on Saturday. July wad -‘_ _ ursday £_’\0t_h hlyiydqgidsd to cal: -___ ' at 8.30 p. m. Admission adults, 25|: me oil for fthe p'i'e_s§ ft. _

children 150. Home made can y _will ”’ _ ` 1059-7-19M1i.

be sold during the intermisslo . ` _

1040 7-18M6i `°"l*

-aw. K. meouem. close mn nx-

axgo, in Gnsrdim sunt in Bllmmlb

-@|.AwN swine san-~ Dis Foul* §`_

P; igkerfnsww swingiws-.ss m»-HOL-.

--.wma ms1=te'r" hwwrivvd "1 -SW"

msrslde with n cargo of Base Burner'

Hard Coal i.'or'R. 'I'.` HOLMAN.‘ LIM‘i‘

Misses lt. T.

Mig_‘3s,~'_'§qhim<'o»|ae. 1o4o'msu2sEia §fY°F;§§f_"§§_“$ °‘"“ "°”‘

, _ _ i l , ‘. A. ":"}|:‘|fAhb"‘ C°AL‘“'1'n'° "schdonaf n{l’ll¢:i‘r"gl1`|*ll\oll'J, conviyinB

'__ nformstion that he has

E`nslsn`ii.

rsiu. and will ne nnioaulns for-~suouaI_¢~ - - -~ a ir

ten, days. Pnune'or mail your orflgéi'

ix tl t ~ ito I-iohnan’ atouc.

mr U H" wa 1049-7-fsmzucn.

_PICNIC SUPPLlES.-- Bottled'

Drinks, orange und Apple Cider IH casks; Chocolates. CISBYS. C'0l1f60' tlorlery, Penny Goods. and novelties of all kinds at lowest wholesale prices. Order by mail or 'phone R. T. HOL- MAN. LIMITED. Summerslde.

1049-7-l9M'2lEll_

-BOSTON COMEDY C0.-- The

Boston Comedy Company played “The Cross of Gold" to s crowded house at Kensington on Saturday night, July 15th. The play has a military spirit permeating the fabric of it. illlll WHS listened to with rapt attention. The ensemble is replete with pathos and honor, the irrepressible Price Webber always shows up strong where the humor and comedy come ln. Edwina Grey excelled as "Theresa Berier," her faithfulness to her lover produced s happy ending to the play. Ruth Mur- doch has n cultivated voice peculiar to English women Herbert J. Augus- tin as Sergeant Austerlitz has a mili- tary bearing and bnsso proiundo voice, which is not easily forgotten. The Company nnished with the laugh- able comediettn “Rough Diamond." which was at “scream” from start to finish. Etiwlno Grey as "Margery", the unsoplllstlcated wife of Sir Will- iam Evergreen could not and would not practice the line iuaunerism oi’ the aristocracy, ot`ten created consterna- tion in company. the grand climax hé- ing reached when _her boob "Cousin Joe" (Price Webber) begun sliding on. the top of the grand piano, patience ceased to be u virtue with Sir Will- iam. who beat up the poor country cousin. Margery, notwithstanding her simplicity had such a grasp on Sir William that she made him send a- way her singing master and professor oi language etc. and induced him to get clear of his aristocratic associates and live the "Simple life," thereby proving herself a “Diamond in the rough.” May Claire Ward as “Lady Plate” although born ol' plebian stock., showed in contrast to Margery that she had the ability to accommodate herself to the ways ot' the aristncrats, Douglas Copeland is “some” adonis, Harry Brown as "Capt. Blenheim" blushed becomingly when made ad- vances to by Margery in her Simple way. Charles Pulazzi. as Lord Plato affected the Pntrician airs oi' the "Upper 'l‘en"_- li. Price Webber as "Cousin Joe" kept the audience in spasm of laughter. it is hard to dé- scribc the uttainmenis oithis versa- tile nctor. The writer isn't equal to the out-nsion, sniilc-e it to say. that he selects high class plays. clean comedy arid humor, and religiously esnhewg anything savoring or' the libidinous, and always delights his audience.-I{.

Morlgag Sale

There will hc sold by public auc-

tion ut. the (`onrt liouse at George- town in King’s (‘ounty on Sa-iurday the 19th day ol' August A. D. 1916, at 'thc hour oi’ 'twelve o‘olock. noon. All that trnr,-t piece and parcel- of lan_d si-tuute on 'i`own:1h`|p

oun t y at'oresai_d bounded as follows that is to say commencing at

containing ility acres of lands ‘little .

more or less and being the land con- veyed to Issac A. Beers by a Govern- 1I1¢n~i Deed dated the lst day of 0cto~ ber, A. li. 1877. Also nil that other tr -i ' `

Number Six-ly-tliree in Kings County aforesaid bounded and described as follows. that is to say (Zommenv-ing at the North East angle oi' tile lint above described tract of land and running 'thence em-vt along the Dlvl sion Line between Townships Number 'Sixty-one and Sixty- tlrree six chains or until

session of John Davison' thence S

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chains and eleven yards thence West

six chains or until it meets rife* Ewtern l'.'in'e of land herein first e- sc` bed thence North along said last mentioned line 'twenty-rlvo chains _'srgf,_elevér`r yards to ' the Place of Com# '-1 '.-

of slid; a'lit1tle more or less.

to ‘and by virtue of a Power of Sale

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gc ol’ land sltuaio on Township

reaches land formerly in pos#

owth along said line twenty-live "

cement fifteen and one haliacres

The above sale is 'made pursuant

'tained in an indenture of Mort

emher, A. D. 1903 and mst# be-_, n Lemueli P. Butler of eters'

in Kings County -in

ce Edward island, Farmer

Lobster Packer _of the

_ part and the undersigned r' he second part deiatllt having

made in payment of the ’piiliiF`»

l money and initersmt secured; eby. ‘ '

r further particulars apply to oiilcsof J. D. Stewart. Solicitor ma ~tm¢,,11tn day or mir. R. -h.

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This newest Overland is the

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It has a 31% horsepower cn

bloc motor t`hat~i's a'pcr`1"cct marvel for speed, power and endur`ance.

By sneeesing the bore of the motor from 3%.t_<> 3,%”,w= are able to offer Q power plant which ai: l95i)` R.P_M. develops full 31% horse-

power. `

Tests under every condition

inallparts of the Dominion dernonstrate that it easily develops "better than fifty miles per hour on the road.

Speed of course varies under

different conditions,'b_u_t;;in practically every instance it has been'-getting fifty 'miles an and _

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It- has four-inch tires whicli

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fn.1¥137' cv"- _rf

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Cantilever' rear sp:~irigs Iilagnctic speedometer - _

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Eleptrh starter 5-pagsexxger touring

Electric lights Roadster $370 _ _

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