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Mentors _ Boots $4.98

1- Giliressing disease."

iAhou_t 50 pairs of,

‘ Wifi- 559398808. boils, plmples,

Fashionable boots . in

black and Brown-end

of season's. selling reg--

ular $6 to 7.50 styles.

Seeour window.

were co

I i _ _ that is humanly posihle is being done

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» liked and efficiently equipped.

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'|`|ie Btst Eye Service 1-

Havin receridy return_ cross wiii provide for him with ten-

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ed from 'goronto where I at- °

l$€lld€d`_ 3 graduate bring H. smile to his face and ii joy to C0l1l‘S€ 1l`l 0pt0Il16l2€I‘y and his heart tliiit none of these can give;

was awarded my diploma, I th

am now in a _position to give '"‘“’*‘- °

my patrons the very best

eyeservice obtainab e.

My parlor is fitted with 12

the verybest and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- iors in Toronto and Mon-

treal.

We guarantee ' you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you

;;_§i;fi;:5eei;egarding the care of Bayer Stu

_ _.We are also expert- re- 'airers of Eye Glasses, gpectacles, etc., and will at-1 tend to same while you

wait. _ _

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_ Graduate Optomentist,

.. Montague. P.E.I.

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Do '-You _Know-

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That we operate the onl 1 uns Grinding Plant fm ii

E. island?

'lfhat we employ a skilled - 1

_ Su_r_'face Grinder, and are , daiy grindiuti from the 1 rc_u§l_i glass- e most com-

plicate kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which =

mean a good deal to the . Glass wearing public, doing , away with thi. annoying delays caused by sending

away for special lenses.

your glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them bac Drqmptlyan in perfect con- dition.

_" phC&l_l in and look over our

_ me awake at nights. I used nn-

uso' of this wonderful healer, how-

are looking to his physical comfort,

l`|ie Studio

Olitimetiist and Optician L ' Books and Stationery ~

_ ... l.!..."l,!‘!i°$.._» . 20;; uaiiiu co: Ns?Dr;,m.,

_ r three years I suffered gm-ipiy X gl: eczema-on in-y hancg, 'rpg 0 ng was so intense that it kept

morons 'wosiled 'eclem cures." bm ¢°\__!!° _b_0ii»_¢_lt_ until I com. mshwi Applying zum-sux. 'rim

WSP. bas-entirely rid me of this

hm-Bnk is s.loo the quickest and

surest healer in the ease of ring- worm. salt rheumt scalp sores, ul-

\>l°°d-polsonins. piles, burns, scales. outs and all sliin injuries. All dealers or Zsm-Buk Co., Toronto, 50°- 502. 3 for $1.25. Send lo. stamp (for return postage) and ro- eeive free trial box.

Zam-Biik

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see to it that he is well fed, well

Organisations like tho Y. M. C. A.

ealthful recreation and clean fun. lf he ls sick oi'_woundod the Red

r, loving care. i Yet there is one thing that will

at only you can give- Your Photo-

The Cook Studio

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Invites All Summer Tourists

to Call and have their Photographs Taken while in the City. _ _

A. E. LYON Studio

Good Photoglmpny Moderato Prlool ` ,.

Personal lttention to Amateur

hotogrnphy. _ _ _

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_Carter’s 1

-Now in stock-

Tho Womans Home Compnn- I

ion August No.

AUGUST MAGAIINES

All the best Magazines pub-'

lished received as issued.

Canadian and American News- `

papers received daily .

New Books and Novels for

Holiday reading.

B00 reprints from belt Auth-

ore regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 each. Our Holiday prices 50 and 75 cents each. Come in and look diem over.

Our Bookstore closes each ev-

oiing (except Saturday) at 8 o iloiviv and ‘aft one o'clock on Wednesday during July and Aus'-ust. ~

Carter & Co Ltd.-

Booksiore

‘ with the latest discoveries und

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..°iT QAYI to buy in this Province.

'J ..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is _tho Georgetown Guardian represents- itivo.

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`~'. ..'SCHOONER _ MINNIE/ LAURA

arrived in port with a cargo of coal fur J. J. Hughes, Ltd.-Sf

..°HAYlNG OVER.-The very fine

westlier of the last two days has en- =abled farmers to house the bulk of _their hay l_n very good condition.--S

..~sMAi.i.Pox.-Four or live

illes in Rollo Bay are quaraiitee d _by an eldemic of Smallpox of a 'iid type. Dr. A. Mc-Lean health oilicei' for this district is waiting on them. »-S.

..*SERl0USLV ILL.-Capt. Dom-

inick McDonald is somewhat seriously ill with influenza. Influenza ox' La- Grlppe of rather ti virulent type has

'prostrated a number' of the people of Souris.-S.

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_ ..*PRICE8 SOARING.-Within the

_lost few days the price of eggs has Jumped to 48 cents still, while tho consumer winces at this _price and al- so the pricc of beef, it party' recently ariived from Boston tells us that ,these two commodities' are there costing 7i3c.-S.

..*MR. M-oi'SAAC‘iS VlS|T.- We

had a pleasant oall from Mr. James Mclsuac, M. P., today. His many friends and supporters of Eastern i(ing's will be pleased to see their genial representative. We understand he ls pressing for needed repairs ei. Souris breakw-ater and improvements to North Lake harbor.-S.

*MERCHANT ASSAULTED. -

Mr. J. J. Hughes suffered the indig- riity und liunilliiiting experience of being assaulted, _kicked and thrown oil the sidewalk last week as he was on his way from his place of business by two young men who appeared to be under the influence of strong drink. A summary conviction was ,obtained against iboth, and fines im- posed. They were tried before Mr. Michael McCormack, la Justice of the Pence for Klng's County, as we have no town or county stlpendiary magis- trate. The county sherifhserved the warrants, as there,is no town police- man. The expenses incurred by, the prosecuting party were heavy, most of which had to be borne by him. S

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Philo Hay Specialty Co., Newark, NJ.

We Are Modern Opticians We keep in constant touch

inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have it. Our optical office is of the most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances.

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a. special study of the cos- metic effeot to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses add a certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.

Chiidren'o eyes receive our

special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to Dt o child with child’s glasses. not with cumbersome glasses th)\t were intended for adults. I Shadow Retinoscopy test used. Bucceeds where others fail.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription Drugglst Montague . P. E. Island

Next door Bank of Commerce

ECZEMA _ j ` The E°8f¢h1___§§,1£er4i_en _________ _ __

.,°'i-Wo cliwrs sen woao mil iniqritoii rlir advertising in init wi- Uldl- _Chill I-Dill! lvcompyiy orderf

Minimum charge twenty-ilvo cents. _

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..°`posR£c'r»En ncponr.-_lt was

Pte. Gussie Hearts: _-ion of Mrs. Frank Grimes who was reported wounded ln head and thigh and not Norbert Steele as repdrted.-B. ` ,

_ .ATO EONTINUE B_l.i|LDlNG.-I Father R.' F. MacDonald informs tho writer that the excavation and con- crete ioundotion°as also some of tho

superstructure of the St. Columbia chapel at Fairfield will be finished' be-

fore winter sets ln.~S. ' l

..*NOTlCE:-A special meeting- of

the Shareholders of the Montague Hall Co., will be held at the residence oi Mr. John `J. ~MoDonald, Montague on Tuesday August 2'_lth, 1918, at 8 o'clock p. m. H. Nelson._ President; W. F. Fraser, Secretary Tres. .

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..*WOUNDEl".-Pio. A~i‘t-hur Town- send is reported wounded in the nriii according to a. cable to his unclo Wm. A. Townsend _of Rollo Bay. Pio. 'l'-oivnsond who enlisted in Sou- ris' over two years iigo had the mis-- fortune of losing his futher :ind moth-

er since he enlisted.-*S1 -

..*LECTURE' BY PRIVATE LUMS-

DEN, returned soldier, accompanied by inuslcul progrniiimo, will 'be held in the 'Montague Hiill, Thursday' ev-` onlng`at 8 p. m. August 22nd. Pro-_ ceeds for Patriotic purposes. Every-l

body come. Admission 25c. I

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..*GROW'iNG CONGREGATION8._l

-Rev. A. -‘McKay is to be congratul-f ated on the :prosperous -condition of his Sourls and Bay Fortune Congre-_ gstions. At n recent communion ser-' vice 14 new members were added to the communion roll in Bay Fortune’ ami' 4 in scum, and ri iniai-tiimai em-I ers at Bay' Fortune.~S.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Mlss Florence A. Wright is vis-'

itlng flier cousin Miss Pattie'tJ. Currie. |

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..*Miss Nellie Clarke trained nurse

from New York is taking- a vacation and' visiting her parents Mr. and Wu. » Clarke. Elourls.-S._ _'_

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..°Among the visitors at Souils last ._

week were Miss Sarah MacDon ld, and the little 'Misses Blanc'he_ ‘End Miirie Theresa li/iac_Dons.fd and Mai-

aret Stentiford. _ ,

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GHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

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Potatoes -bus (old) . . . . ... $1.25 Huy im... .. .'..;17=s1s Black Oats .1.00_ White Oats . . . ... . 1.00: Butter per lb . .. _ .45-46 lil3gspsrd0z.._ g .....42 Beef lb, .. . ... 26-85 Lanibih.... .. . _ Hide! D81' lb. .. ... . . . . ...

Straw . .. ..

Calf ikins ... .. . .. Poultry ... .. .. .~ 31.25 t0_$1.50

Cauliflower head ._f.. ........ii-20 Cabbage . ...5-15 Onions lb .`

Blueberries qt . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..20 Peas qt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...30 Rhubarb lb ...8

Kstisinaron Manners.

(Friday by Telephone) W. Qats bus. ... .y 85 B. Oats bus . 90.

Potatoes bus ... . . 80 Butter lb. ... ... Iii”

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Sendsome records toyour soldier. There'snGrnfonola

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177 QUr1ENi STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN '

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