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CITY SCHOOLS

Carter’s Bookstore

is apailn headquarters for

Scliool Books

cliool Supplie;

We have an immense stock of

Scnool Books. College Text Books, Blank Books, Scrlbblers, Exercise Books, Work Books, Pens, inks, Pencils, Note Books, Foolscap, Drawing Pads, Foun- tain Penn, Note Paper, Envel- opee, Muscular Drawing Pads, etc., et¢.`

All School Boolos sold at pub- lshers prices. Any books not in ock will be quickly ordered.

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School Books and School

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Sept. 1st, Rev. F. A. Hubiey will Dreach at Sturgeon 11 a. in.; George- town, 3 p. m.; Montague, 'l p. m.'

-.*A HARD TRIP.-In his gasoline

Schooner the "1913” Capt. Conroy Mr. .I-l. D.-McLean of Souris spent a l9I\1D0slll011B lllght. on' the north side M°“d'~W Bight. Mr. |McLean who is s lover of the sea takes these occasion- al trip party for pleasure and partly for profit, it mackerel _is plentiful.-S.

..*ORANGEMEN'S SERVICE- On Sunday, August 25th the Orangemen of Georgetown and vicinity paraded to the Baptist Church in that place where Rev. C. E. Armstrong of Mon- tague proached a very appropriate sermon. They also decorated the graves of their brothers in the cenl etery at that place.-T.

..*I. O. O. F. DECORATION DAY.-

On Sunday afternoon, August 25th a large number of the members of Acme Rebekah and Hillside Lodges, I. O. .0. F., Montague, visited the cemet- ery at Lower Montag-ue, where they decorated the graves of their depart ed members. Acme Lodge held a very impressive service over the grave- of their beloved and departed sister, Mrs

J. L. Younker. The ceremony which was gravely solemn, was witnessed by a large gathering and was conduct~ ed by sisters Mrs. L. I-I. -Cotiin,\Mrs. L. T. Msllish, Mrs. Dr. Mclntyre and Miss It.` Campbell, with Miss W. Al~ lan as flower bearer. Although near-

ly two years have passed since Mrs. Younlrcr passed to the Lite Beyond. Montague will cherish her memory, for it is impossible to erase from the mind the impression left by her sweet sunny disposition. There was scarcely a dry eye at the service over her grave. -Mr. Younkor and family and Mr. Harry McEwen (brother of Mrs". Younkcr) were present. Hillside Lodge hold their service over' several graves, among them being our beloved Dr. Ray Fraser’s who died only four years ago, after ii very brlwf lllll€¢B.‘l leaving n young widow and three littlc children. Mrs. Fraser was present at the decoration service.-_-T.

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DRUG STORE

Having bought out the Ellis Phar inacy, I am opening up an up to date Drug, Fancy Goods and Stationary store where the public will SBC Ulf' best goods at the lowest prices.

I have also secured the services ot

one of the best druggists to dispense my prescriptions and am using only the purest and best. drugs obtainable

Give your patronage to one wh(

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“Watch us grow."

PAFiKMAN’8 DRUG STORE

Montague, P. E. I.

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..*BiG FISH' 8HlPMENT.- The

Schooner "Senator" Capt. Jo_hn Comp- bell owned bythe Gorton-Pew Fish- eries \Co., of Gloucester cleared from Souris Tuesday for a foreign port with 375,000 lbs salted cod and bake and 95 bbls mackerel valued at over $20,000.-S. '

.. *WOUNDED. -_- Mrs. Catherine Clair, Montague, received the sad news today that her sou Thomas, who is serving his King and country in France. had been wounded. gunshot wound in the leg. It is hoped it is not serious, and that his friends will soon hear of his recovery. 'B _.___

..*|N FORBIDDEN WATERS.--A

beam trawier was observed fishing pretty close oft Bouris Tuesday to the detriment of the shore fishermen, as this mode of iishing cleans up every kind of fish clean from the bottom. throwing undesirable varieties over board. The law which provides that they should not approach within so many miles from the shore should be rigidly enforced.-S.

..*DlVINE SERVICE.-Divine Ser-

‘vice will be held in the St. Andrew’s

Presbyterian Church, Montague. on Sabbath evening, September lst, at 7 p.m., under the auspices of St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Rev. Ewen Mac'I)ougall officiat- ing. We cordially invite all sister lodges to join with us. Parade from the lodge room at 6.30 sharp. T.G| Ives, W.M. 1141-8-30M1i

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..*l_-ECTURE ENJOYED.-- On

Thursday evening August 22nd a large audience gathered in the Montague Hall to hear Private Lumsden speak on “Life in the trenches for thirteen months.” The speaker in a very gra- phic way, portrayed what he had seen and heard during., his stay in France. He pictured everything so plainly, that one would almost think they were ,on the battle front. Besides Mr. Lumsd_en’s lecture, there was a good program of music, recltations, etc. At the close a hearty vote ot thanks was tendered Mr. Lunisdeii for his grand address, an. dthe performers for their part of the entertainment, The pro- ceeds are to be used for Red Cross purposes.-T.

.JSUNDAY SCHOOL OUTlNG.--

The Sunday School of the Christian Church, Montague, held their annual picnic on the beautiful grounds oi Mr. William McDonald, McDonald's Mills on Wednesday, August 21st. There was an immense crowd present and all had' a real good time. Tho children especially enjoyed races oi different kinds, for which a large nunr ber of prizes were given. If all arc present on Rally Day, the 2nd Sun- day in September the aim for this large Sunday School will surely -bc reached. Their ‘aim is 150 in the Bible School on that day. The,Loyal Boys and Girls classes of the -Christian church, Montague intend having an outing this week. These classes were too busy to join the picnic on Wed-

nesday last, so they are going to have a clam bake or' something of that nature. Let us wish them a real good time.-T.

..*ENJOYED OUTING.-Mrs. Har-

ry McGregor, Irene McGregor and Mrs. Lester Mellish returned last week from a very enjoyable trip through Nova Scotia. They attended the I. O. 0. F. convention at Kent- ville, having travelled by auto from Picton, calling at the principle towns going to the Valley. The apple crop there is a failure, the frost having killed the bloom early in the season. On return the party came by way of Halifax. where they stayed a day and a night. This city presents a weird ap- pearance at night with almost no lights. While there is a great deal of building going on, the scene of the December disaster is there stretched over acres and acres of ground, a pic- ture never to be forgotten by those who visit that city, for although we have read and seen pictures of the whole affair, no one can possible im agine what it is like, unless you really see it as it is. As one stands there saddened by the sights, one can't help trying to imagine what France must be after four years -of war . in the midst of all that Bhd' the

‘constant disaster- that threatens, citi~

seas are "marrying and giving in mar- riage" much as they were in Old- Tes- tament times.-T.

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EASTERN PERSONALS 1 ‘* ' “ “ '“ ' `\ "'* L

oring trip throus-h the Western part ~ of the province.-T. »

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..'Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Mahon and

family motored to Charlottetown and return on Sunday August 25th, enjoy '

ague,` recently returned from a visit to Nova Scotia, where she attended

time Provinces at Kentvllle. When in ',» NSW GUISSOW. she motored with some _

friends to the home of Rev, David' It _yn 2' 5' lo md 2° and Mrs. Wright formally of Monta- g pound tin,

gue Presbyterian ,Churci\. Need'/less -; md to say Mr. Wright and family were dc- ' 3 ||,_ "|>¢,f,°¢ Sul" lighted to see fMrs. Whithead and I* 0|", J.,-,_

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for making homemade candy-forjll l:nking-as s sauce for desserts-on griddle cakes and hot lii_scuits-use this delicious table syrup, mode from oorn -and thus save sugar. Ask your grocer.

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iski YOU :hy YOU Want ff’ know- YOU miqlit say that it is just' as important 0 “OW OW he can Save m°H¢`»Y on a custom tailored Made-to-Measure Suit

as it is to know the news of the da

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All he needs is a little piioclcling. Ask him why he does not drop into one of our 22 stores and tailor sllops and gpg what sort of tailoring :incl fabrics lic can get Sing'-‘cet tint if

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