|MPORTA_NT
iisli s_Ei.EciEn .i= on isis iieEiis__i1i=ws For iris ouiiiniiss sinlimllr
Niliiil MUSICIAN
ill MUNIREAL iwit-»°i's
of Stanhope.. r i
Pte, 60th Battalion,
me. H. 1.. Pot-“ _ _
amouu Fruit Medicine. _ Q,-8 Battalion, Bloomfield. - *__* " READ DIRECTIONS
M_'s__ A ,,,,., ,,, cintrullr Ano or the w. M. s. ~....-‘ix _\\_ _FOLLO\‘{_ THEM
was held "` -J-"Y - "_-
when the work (iii - i.\\ EX ACTLY
and tire- \\ /
dlle - .-.. _ _
s°C|""` For more rifectivc than Sticky Fly
ul _Calch¢_rs, (`.lcn_u .oharniilin Sold by
Advisor The Ula Of “FRUIT-A\-TIVES"
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589 Casgruin St.. liiontrcnl.
April ‘.'0th, 1111.3.
"in my opinion, :ro other mr-iii;-ing,
iii ilrn wiirlrl is so 1-rirzliiro for iii/ri/i/»/:_ limirim//1:rI'i;g/‘ilimr n.$*“ l<`rrri1_.;| _¢1\-(._`_H_ 1wii:;rrs1iili‘ri~rfrurn liivsir r‘ornpl;rint5 for UV" )"`iU`i"» “Wi lily S1‘<li‘nl:il'j,’ i:\~:‘_ili1:l- tion, Mii:',if-, lrroiight nhoiit ri. kind ol Irrli‘slin:ll l’ni’:l|)'sis--willr mit/v //r1liI- flf//f'-‘. llf‘if'l|ir1g gas, ririr\\siiri-ss iii`ii‘r rating, and l‘rlin in the l`»a<'l;. l trim]
Pm-‘i -'lnil innilininns oi' |\ii_\':=i1~i:'.i|<, l\ut_ noilrir1;;ii<~ipoil ure. Tlinn i\\'irsintlrr¢-¢-(1 to try “ l°`riiit-u»tivcs", anti now for six montlrsi have in-nn entirely wnll,
I it<l\'iso any one who sililbrs from that
horrilrle troiilllo-Clrronie i 'onstipaiion with the rcsiiliant irrfligvslion, Io try " I~`r:¢i`/--a-_fiz»e.v", and you will be irgrccahiy surprised at the great bonciltr. you will receive". A. ROSICNRURG.
00:1. n. box, 6 for $2.50, trial slzo, 255,
A t till dealers or! sent postpaid by Frriit- I tives Limited, Othwa. _
iii?-‘-;\
' - ’ of money as such. though cg .'~:_~ _ _ __ _ r ble through the ordinary __ r _ __ ` " it finance. They are of ' '_ _' ~ ‘ ood deal larger' than the . - »,i . ' I ' . ~ 1” a pint- tree. hilt nothing .T _:, ; , _ ' _' , aviphera-ble. On the other'
M i Jie to iriake out the words
fl Ai-conrrnodatlon," and the
5." Owner. we presume, some by proving property
i for this ad.
A Healing Salvo _
Qliickl _.ReAiievea_,A
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' > I-leaclaclles
Neirralgln.
M
Catarrh
_ Anyone trmihlwl with . `“ sore, tired or :wiring fret
sl1oli‘d use Mentholatum nccoriling to the directions
ht with the jfir. M
i Always lteep a jar handy.
Mentholatum _
~ lr. _sold and rcftoiliiireoilrd
lrv tile lozitlirrg ilrll{§:Ii:~.t;r
` tlrrrnrglioilt the Mzlritiirre
_ ._ ,~ , M lio(\ince_.. I
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'_ 2 sizr:s-~25c and 501°.
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" The Meiitliolatum Co.
20 Lewis Street M
M Brldgaburg.. Ont.
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HY the three la~
ittlngly. The ofll-
_vear are: Pres. |
Sec'y_ Mrs. R. J.
_'|`"3HE~. Mrs. Tholllsoii.
was horn at Lot 48 HB0, the son ot' John
Christina McCallum
Pond in the ear-
fiivourably known
had a pleasant
and hc will -be and much missed
widow he leaves to
e brother Sylves-
OLD COINS. lli\\\'r-\'l>l‘. wiili 'utllei' will' |li'uil\li‘-I Siiiriiireisiilil. saiys the
hir. Fr(-ii* \Vriglll lrus l sonrcthllrg worlll
n
digging up a pie;-1*. of tl . ' ’
not been iultlvaieil in
of the oldest inhabitant.
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i_____;___m__ ,¢/5 Y. t e usua _ummersiis
_ - " // -_ . he has only yet unearth.
f
' - \ _ ' --‘ tr and may or may not he
thoiigllt at first that he
ipon Captain l{idd’s long
ins. They are. howi=_vi>_i'.
nt There is on one ulrat
rsiraii, Covehcad, has re- following letter:
. lVlai'slrall.- l am writing _ lines to sympathise with » e loss of Merrile' who was ‘ r a short while prior to be- ' e all lost a real good boy \ ave lost. him, as 1 assurr- . aluays cheerful no ina _r wi had good work
to do, l was not able tr 1 whr‘n"lre died. as he was y srongth about. two 'e thl attack. and you may as nrry to lose such a
"ll nil-hlarted hoy. l~`ron1 W (1 fnnl some of the boys 00 is pracefully beting con- H<‘-l 115 minutes before the eni `. orplain how s:.lrocke'd i WH lit., but we must all Uh roineriiber' that he has
ore us, and that we again in a happier
5-£5;-it-
tn try and hr brave.
deepest sympathy.
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Use .Newbro
f ~ |N.TlME AND YOU
_‘Sa f NEED
Wfsrinfg false hair :is a`harmless
fit-1-mt n which many ladies are guilty. 5 These women are all objects or sympathy rather than criticis . Early- neglect' in the care of tlhpe
scalp has caused the loss of so much hair that their personal appearance is sadl _ - erred. To correct_this de- fect t resort to artificial hair horing -i~ so doing to hide the re- su ts o f lrgi;,earlrer inattention to the de - ' -their toilet. These un- fertuna M-e deceiving no one but themsn Qi. . was no
artifici alr no GCINGW G' ING!!
matter wcost- ' ly, eve .f. the _ snap a -_'<luster
nor .~,__`,w»‘ be 5 made .. as-
'c If
rett.y_ ‘ _ d atf ' ractivlo as natural h a ir. Most. _ladies would resent ally impu-
tatlonipt perslrnal carelessness and neglect ' And yet. very many permit the r naturlhllalr to become so dull,
kgititie mid htilsisrgss that lialooka no
ter an at ug t at esters. All this is as unfortunate as it is
lmnecessary. Hair that is unsightly
or thin' Tay unualflky be attributed _to the des roying e ects of Dsndruif. This dastruct ve formation shortly
robs the- hair of life, with the result ion
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.loi4NsoN A .ioHNsoN, Alm.,
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80hLDlER8.-Amoirlg i\ t\ke on supplies for (lilo light-houses w 0 arrived in Hall / from Cape Jack to Co llstreani I-lead. from En land ' ' After completing this week the will
K were
l.lth at a
llruggists ar... brocrr. cvt rywi _ c.
-SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Hugh
li-laciiay, of Kensington, received the sad ne\vs by telegram on Saturday last. that his sister, Mrs. l<`rarrk Gib bon. had died suddenly at her home irr Boston. Mrs. Gibbon had lived in Boston for about twenty years. K
CARDS OF HONOR T0 COME .-
Word has been received from Captain M_i1ry Plumimeir that recerltly she had received 64,0 cases of suppllesfor distribution. She has sent out 700 bales and hoxcs to the Canadian forc- es. The supplies included 2.366 add- ressed parcels to be forlvarilc-il. Cap tain Plummer- has ii “Card of Honor" to be sent to all the patriotic work ers who have knitted one hunilrci’ pairs ol’ socks for the soldiei'.~l. Will the parties desiring these i:ar'iE's kind ly send their name and address to Mrs. G. E. Full. Charlottetown? -
LAID T0 REST.-The funeral of
the into i)r'. Blanchard.. which took place irorn his late residence. Water street, oil Tuesday afternoon. was largely attended. The pali~besrers were Chief Justice- Matlllesoli. Mr. I-l. W. Binrrlng. Mr. W. W. Clark, Mr. il. W. Longworth, Mr. T. C. James and Mi'. E. il. Haviland. Rev. Dr. 'Fullerton ofllciated at the services at the house and the l’eople's Ceme~
,
._*HERO WELCOM<ED.-The town
ot' Soiirii~' turned out “en masse" on iioiniay evening. June 25th. to cx tend a welcome to a rcturne'd hero Bdr. Charles Mcilrarrt. who has been under treatment for some months ir the (lllnrlottetown Hospital. Ililr' Meuranl. was among the very first tr enlist in 1914 and was so seacrel; wounded in the battle of the Sormni that he has not yet recovered suill cienily to walk wltlrolrt crutches. For over half an hour before the train nr rivcd the station platform was crowd ed with citizens and friends eager ti extend ir hearty ivelconlc to one wh' had done his bit nolriy and wa-
spared to return again to his naiivi
town and to his home.. After beinr greeted by rousing cheers led 'hy thr school cadets, Bdr. Meurant was es corted to- Senator- McLean‘s bar roilclre in which hc and his lrappf father drove to St. Pat.rlck's Hall The cadets formed it body guaril. ani' the Souris Citizens' Band led the parade to the hall. There eloquent ad dresses wci'p_de'livei'eCl by' the Mayor
V J._ B. Ma`tthsw.`Judga".Fr‘dser, Fathe.
.loan Macdonald. nev.‘E.'il. styles. Senator McLean and J. G. Sterns The band gave' some good patriotic airs hetween the speeches. On lrehall of Bdr. Meurant, _ Yllayor Mat`tlre»\ thanked the peoplefor the recept.ioir Tim National Anthem brought' thi -n»reting_ to a close, after which thrm if-using cheers were given foiwihi ii.-turned hero, and qddiing ~a_ ver' houghtful touch or s true soldier hi iiquestetl the people to give tlirei -:liners for the brave hbys still il l-‘ranc-c.-* '
A sale organized by the people of
Tryon was held in the hall orl Mou- ila_v afternoon i`or the purpose of riiis ing funds for patriotic purposes and reiilzed the -niagnitlce-nt suin oi’ $000 which will be divided between the lied Cross. Belgian Relief and German l’risonel's.
The people of th;-_ t`o1ir afl_la`cent
school districts were invited to con-' tribute Articles of ally description for disposal, with the consequence that 3 regular ,lunr_lrli=_ sale of live stock. wagons. provisions, etc., e-tr. rrrilterial- ized arril was largely patrorrlzed. Al the close or the proceedings, Mr. Ho watt called the meeting to order slid announced the result amidst enthu~ slustic applause. lla then invited Rev. J. J. Macdonald. Organizer of the Patriotic Fund. to address the meet- ing, and the Rev. geiltlernan heartily congratulated the audience upon the astounding outcome of their efforts and the splendid pace they had set the other districts. He referred to -the enthuslasnl with which they had taken hold of tho patriotic fund and the gcirarosity with which they con- tributed last, winter. He told them that they were evidently conscious oi` tlrclrmiluties and obligations in pa- triotic work aiid referred to the great necessity for maintaining contribu- tions -for t-his purpose. He spoke -illrout the intr'odui'tion of conscrlption in order to nrilntliirr our army at the front, ami said that though some might regret the necessity for such ii step. yet they had to face the facts and thc stern rmlity oi' the situa- tion and do their duty so that the _vonrrg men who had already gone vo- luntarily did not shed their blood in vain. -_ -
Rev. A. J. Mclutyre also spoke at
_annie _length in praise of the magnifi- cent example of patriotism they had shown to the country at large. He referred' to the fact 'that the Allies 'wird were 'engaged in fighting the ilunn werenot so nruch afraid now ‘nt the enemy as lost those for whom they were lighting should fall to give them the support they needed. lf every ‘one would rnlly to the cause in the prai~.tic1l way of the people of Tryon on this occasion it would he an encouragement indeed.
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CASTORIA
' :For Infants and Children In UM For 0vo|j30 Yoon
the
R inure ol '°
THE BRANT. The S. E. Brant .
'T P.-iz.. Doubles: F0-<1 C--Add-ill
The Prohibition (Ionrnrlssion met fe' i 1 \.
oirganlzattioul in the (i`ounty tion? ol' _ . . _ ' _ ANDTHS S "lf -eo yes criay morn ng at r ever ~' ' H .. G .Yr "T If AN.-.UE “UL . - 1 l HOW _ iiiiiiiropdppoiiiiiair Ii~iri{lr`rir'ari’ ' Mriiiilonliili- 'l!fLm'ie‘i;{1flgs?2TT?>AY rigs PHIL J Gi:/Q Pgociz sowilef ill FROM MARY FE*-T WE" "E *U‘°'T: Henry Smith, clerk of the County WWYE At~ti3Tg¢_\_ mg Qqmlb THING TO`iHlNl< ABOU v' -
Court, wan ap.pc.lnted aec;'aisry ol . WHAT SHED l_1l<E" L..-
the commission. i '
SUPREME COURT.- Before thi-
Suprerue Court yesterday the' case o Victor Antoine vs. George Mosher war'
so on delivering supplies on the N. B. coast as far as Bay ('lraleur.
_'zac-
PROHIE-lTlON COMMISSION.-
gg. T;
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6:#
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i ll elected.
irears in order to set that judgment aside. A rule nil'-i was granted re- tnrnahle on July 12th. The court ad journed to Tuesday next at 11 it. ur.
--THE NORTHUMBERLAND. -
The Northumberland docked at tl o‘cluck Tuesday evening thc cargo consisted oi' two cars llnre. one car -ans, six cars wily freight, four' autos_ includilig ri Studebaker' and a Mitch eil, also a band of two wagon loads of Gypseys with their equipment. Part oi’ the outward cargo Wednes- iuy morning was twi.~r1ty'three head 'rf cattle shipped by Mr. E. Wediock. iluutcr River. to the Halifax mark- et, H '
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heard. J`udgmor|t was recovered l_i: 1 ‘ /I Fwy . -~~ ’» l _ lill5 against ileiendanl. He now ap Q _&`.ir- "lt &_'.i)_/1_'_;~ ,d l'V"""‘ " fi' . ‘t l1§"‘lll' " `
"1 ` V W 2 W" _ 5 ‘ *+__`
--MEETING OF AUTOISTS. - A
rpecial meeting of the Prince t‘_ount\“
-\utomobilf, Association was held al ~liin1lrie|'sidv on Morrday cvt.-ring.. Mr 'reelrnan MacArthur presiding. The rolnruittee appointed to look alter the
inarlting of the road‘s reported thal-
i
he goveriiluunt would see to this _ind was instructed to keep in touch with the work and see that it was :iirrieii out. Mr. i\l:lcAl‘thur reported is to the work done on the roads ‘asl Wednosii'ay and stated that sim lar work was needed to be dolre on ozids east and west of Sumnrersido .t was moved by Dr. Tanton and url- irlinrously resolved that the Associa- ion pledge itself to assist the gov- rnment ollicials. Sherltl \\-'riglrt and 'irief of Police Oakes, lil the prose- irtion of all lawful complaints ug- ln.~:t all owners or drivers' of vars. 'i-irspcctivc that they he nienlhers ol he Association. A discussion iooli :lace regarding tourist nrotor traffic ntl it was proposed-to present all 'isitors arriving with autos with :i opy' of the laws regulating the run ling of cars in this province. The iccretary was instructed to co-oper -te with the Provincial Association i Charlottetowll to endeavor' to ob aiu the lowest rates possible on autos ~wried by tourists coming to and v-:ivirlg the province on the boat; al tr to write the government for firl' nf‘or'nratlon regarding tourists' llc ~nses.---l"ai'mer'.
..*MEMORlAL SERVlCE.- A
ifirutliul and impressive memorial
'vice for the late Bdr. Edson Con
‘oy who was killed in action on thi- i_h of June. was held ill the Met.ho»' ‘ist Church. Souris, on Sunday even -ng. June 24th. 'hire pu-lplt was ap iropriatciy draped with the ilag\ for which the hero died, and a_ beautiful avreath of flowers, donated by Mrs. EJ. Stewart, hung on the Honor Roll. ho central photograph of which is ha; of Edson. The music of the ser-- 'ice was- very suitable to the occa- ‘lon and the solemnlty was enhanced ‘ry the rendering of the Dead March rl the close. The pastor. Rev. E. E. §t_vles preached very earnestly `hough tenderly. from the familiar
mssagsz "Who shall separate us from ‘he io e ot God? Shall tribulation. li'1tress_ nakedness. or peril? As it is written, “For Thy sake are we killed all the day lon'g.’ Nay. we' are more than conqueror-s through - Him that ‘oved us. For l am persuaded thai neither death. nor life, nor things present. noi' things to come. nor height, nor depth. nor any other crea- ture is able to separate us from the love oi' God in Christ Jesus." He inr- preseed upon his hearers that as
they th-ink ol’ this young hero cut or
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in the prirrre of life. they are apt to look upon it as a defeat. while in 'i higher' rind truer sense it is ri :lorilous victory througli sacrifice ri- orindlng us of the victory over death zained by the Soir of God when llr gave His life in sacrifice for ns. Thr- rervice was well attended, there ln- `lng several of other denomllralioirs' present. t.hus showing the heart-fell sympathy of every one \vit.li the iw- reaved members ot’ the tarniily.-*
'i‘hs 42nd Annual Convocation of
the Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. of P. E. island was held in Sum~mersid1-
yesterday with the largest atteli dance in the history of the order. M. W. Grand Master A. S. McKay presl- ding. `
The reports of the Grand Oiilcers
and dltiereilt conrmittews showed a
magnitlcellt year in all branches of
_the work and a goodly increase in membership. I
The following oilicers were elected
_ind installed.
AR\"Slciie'riwsiiri-ly;r}li1z.'l\r. She hits' so lnixcil l||r thc ici- - _ ters in the nanrcs oi llrirn;-a :~l-is woillil like l'cr'i~y to give hcr for hcl' birilidaiy gilt; that they spell soirrctlililq' tlrffcicnt critrrcly.
Sometimes she has r-vi-ri |1r.i.li~r\\l> or 1liri--- words out of unc iiailic. 'us in nuirlbcr
nine. which ilrriioirlro-lily i~i “iii-mrorul l<inp_"
l-Zach of thc xnrirws in hldr \ '>~ lr iii-'r r--|»ri~~i nt-r u pri-=i~rrt that :uw girl worrlil like to
Rccive for hcr Lrirllirlirv. \ou lar-1-xv one ill' tln~|n; rim-r try to solve thc rviviiainiiig names, and win-n you rio. ri-~wrE1i: .\i'ii~_"s lizttr-r, fniir.-iiiirtiirg wi\.it you i-irrrrzuli-r the correct. names and scnd your solution to 11:. 1n'ilr_is irrtcrcstirig contest wc offer 4 l . A 1 91 7 Ffrd Touring Car (value $495-00)
.
as Adde Grand Prize and $5 1 0.00
¢ .
irl Cash Prizes
l-ith (lush l’rl1.c._....._$5.00
Ist Cash Prl7.t‘,....-$130.00 2nd Cash Prize 7o.00 3rd Cash Prize 50.00 4th Cash Pri'/.e 35.00 5th (luilh Price ._ 25.00 (ith (lash Pri/.c 20.00
‘ 'ltlr Cash l’ri1.c_ l'-.un
lirh Cash Prize _ _ _, lI.i,i|:l
‘ 9th Cash Prll.e,_ _. 10.00
10th Cash Prize __ limit llth Cash Prize _ 5.00 12th Cash l’rI>/»: 5.00 l3tl1 Cash Prize _ __ 5.00
and Fifty Cash Prizes of 51,00 €2lCll
Eacll cash prize c:i1'rics rr ilir:rl>iii1g; lrolillri hy wllrvll thc wllirrcr lii.ry rcf‘c1‘.'l‘ LWICC the amount givt-r1ulro\-c, irnikiili;
loth Cash l’rl1.e.._ _ 5.00 l7ll\ (Juslr Prize. _ . $.00 lilih (Linh l'rl1.e__.___. 3.00 l‘)tl\ Cash Prize _, 3.00 20th (Instr Pri/.c _ 3.00 list (Lists Pri'/.e_ _ , 2.00 Lind (1-.isl\ l‘rl/_c _ 2.00 Llfd (Irish Prim: .' 2,00
h (1 h Pri 1: I0
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$l‘_’.2£:9.°
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WILI HLLP \\irir‘ri ri iki rliii into rrtslor .i gill so lliiL lic
rn.iriy rrarrri-s would lit tin: pirz-fling wo ' '
lurpriscd to find tlic niiiniri r of uit c tlilirg_s our: could uct for :\4l1li'l. lor vr‘_ry soon his list contirrrri-il thi- iollnwixirrz .\`-rwiilri Srl. \lllll’f\`l|*‘»,“’!‘-*L ""‘“."i‘- Fm* waist., manicure si-t ji-url i~;\~i~. l.‘il glow- .law lrrirrilki-ri-lri<-i<, rrapkrrr ring.
`¢ar§inq¢=,sr1\-at r1\i...`i.:r-, .1i1m...i..1 rms, t~.\.\.iy, 1.1.1.1.. fm..-_rr--1-1.111--»~.1»....l<l, bmcelct,slippcnr, card t'.i_~\-, li.n.'t-ilim: ling, r-uisc, llrniri-ii. shawl. toilct set,
perfume. flowers. si-t of i\rr-. ilu-Q cr-llrrr. vw.. ~‘tC- may help you. C-ct a pencil and pai-cr and try l
How to Send Your Answers
se nnsmenitrier-MQ.-1.1.1, r.. it-.-lrmgniir :lim-'.4 _letter :mn at-t-yr lr ur.; same in 1... mas ent-rr asia-L-.
_ mcrcly suhrautrrrinrg your >r-ruiiirrr tri ilrc fir-nrcr names in place of rncrnmlllcil out-_~r. in the lower lair hand cs.-nn- ivntcrni of me ,..._~r.t-1-api pin ,-...ir nur nametsiarlngltlr.. lllirrsnr .\r.-~__rrr...r \'-yur inn ;nrilrt».~<.
Any-thlnBelsi: munlrc twirl.-rr ima sql,"-.irc slit-i-r nf paper. o not :-and imrcy, ill-.in-rr 0.- 1,-|..;\\-1-liwnzrrr. lwers. A contestant may svnil :rsrrrnny wr tlrrfc s:--r»r ul answers to the nur/1.; inn only one sctrnay it-in n prize. and not more llrim one pr-._-c \\ ill iw n\.~.i--.itil in lm* family. l-`.ntry to thc contest is I-v ii-rt-it tu llll unl- pluyees of this Company and lircrr rr.l.ilr\ cs. No Expense ls Attached to this Grout Con- test-Any One Clin \\'lir u Firrc Prize
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51917 Five Pasrvngrr Ford Ta1m'ngCr1r, Value $405.00
MAGNIFIED COPY OF MA|lY’$ LETTEI
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fuily_ihc copy of I;-iVv'.nr-vl'oxiAs'n \ll’rlRr.n which we at-nil r-eu, snow ie to the members of yourfamrlr uni lllsciliislt with your friends. To qualify your entry In sniml for m¢r'\ri1¢l|r¢ .mi awarding nr rar.-is his L-nit 1- » ti- ii- it - r lr lp 1 in-alter arirvl--tru and
rlliiiinzint- item: ilruiluuird in Lan; ar.
Fl!.\Nitl.Y this great contest is intended to advertise
[vrzesue r an you o r u _ rm-oducc rr hy- showing your sample copy lo mst three nr lnnr of your lr-icmis and neighbors who will asp.-ce. inelnis worth wi-illc Canadian magazine and want It in came tu time every month. You can marry reader this simple int-nr and rirmtrrrli lr an anldlilnrml C-arm Reward is rzuararrrcurl and will be paid to yoi 1° nnc¢_
How the Prizes Will be Awarded “O
S snnn as vmtr :inu\‘c‘rs :ire received, wc will write and itll yullthl mrnrlwr nt namvri _@1111-i-lit-nm-.~r|y, sen-1 \ on your-fret- copy nl tha rn.nr.<»rrrn= and rim 1-rg inn ni malt pi-ami :uni -cwarrlu that ymican
win, rw wi-ll as rrarnt-s and anti--ussas of hundreds at winners ei hill Prizes from F.\'lf.|i\'woMn"rl \\'on1_i».
lll~:irirt|inu oline emi-iss will ln- in nw harm ol' thru. lmtervaarnt ;n.l,;.»\,1r.1»-ing nn ronneciiiln with ilrrsirrm. wimsr name- we will lcll you in line ririirsr. and contestants must alrce ln lliltle hy their
dfriarnns. The an-.1»-ll; will he gin-fr in rin: st-.mera ol the hui net; of ;m~i\\-ri-,u qrrslrrim at-i-nriilng to thc run-vi and conditions of the cmrtnl. Jn irnlglng lin- rntrws rn thc puzzle, points ofmerii will he (arson havin! most cm-rust saw-frsrihl in-nt-r.ii ncainusimnd appearance at me army
.,\: immiwrriinr. spelling, prrnrrrraiimr and stylc an being eonridcmr. All / answers must tnllm-/rim li..-nr -li lun.-y‘¢ ruler, huccurrrzlnina the sen-
aswa militias- mr ms pmvff mms smaller fm- asm-¢_ an--vu. in any our r for-m will not im cmrsi-ter-.~li_ The --irritant will clan pmmpltv at
` 5 August '.’llin. promptly, alter which iurlgtng will he commenced
:mil he prima awarded. Snray Mzry's len" and try for the comet solution now. linrrrclv ln ati-1nlrm ro the competitive grins, an extra cash rewant is guaranteed and may he secured at once y every aontes
tant complying will-i the condition: of the contest. Send yourauwertac-
The Contest Editor, EVERYWOMAN'S WORLD, CONTINENTAL PUBLISHING C0., LTD.; ' 'Z4 Continental Bidi.; Toronto; Ont.
M.W.G.M.-Benjanrin Rogers, Char-
lottetown.
lvl.w.o.o.lvi.-i.. A. M¢kirmf»rr_f
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Mc-ntagiie.
M.W.G_S.W.-Rev. J. Mcl)ougall.'
Cape Traverse. ~ _
M.W_.G.J.W.-Hon. W. S. Stewart.
Charlottetown.
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l\i.W.G. Trees.-Alex. Horne, (Thar-
lotietown, reiected.
l\l,Vi'.G. Chap.-Rev. Major Fuller-
ton. .
M.W.G. Leet.-E. T. Carbonnell,
(Ill-arlottett-wn. - '
M.W(}.S.D.-W. A. Mcquarrie. '
C-rapaud_
i ll/l.W.G.J.D.-J. M. Murley. Chariot.-
tetown.
M.W.G.S.S.-Wm. Mcboilald. Mon-
tague. -‘ i\l.W.G.J.S.-A. D. Ross, Eldon. `i\i. W. G. Master-Sydney Grey, Charlottetown.
i\i.W.G. Sword Bearer-G. H. Mc-'
Cullum, Siimirrerside.
M.W.G. Purs.-W. C. Lawson, Al-
berton.
M.W. G.-U. A. McN'utt_ M.W.tl. Tyler--John Hobbs. Char-
lottetown.
The Grand Lodge closed in time for
the brethern to leave by the outgoing trains. A- number of brethern from
Cllarlottmtrwn and othvripolnta made the tri.p -by alito. 1
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