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,_»|1' PAYS to buy in this Pi-ovlnce.`

__ac0ME to the-Garden Party this

",,n||1g at Crapaud -Corner. 417 .._,_.

__ewE BUY FOR SPOT CASH and

up right. That is tho reason for our many satisfied customers. See our

`,¢|_ in -todays paper. C. E. rrm in

son, St, Peter‘s. .107 __

,IPOPULAR TEACHER.--Mr. J.

A' H, -Mac-Connell. of Georgetown, png been engaged as teacher lor the c,,m|ng year in Btrathcons. His friends wish, “Jim” every success in his new chosen work.-G.

...*THE ICE-CREAM 80`CI"AL held

on _I_he lawn. of the Christian Chin-¢p on hursday Ang. 14th. wa.s.on’e grand success. The night wus 'ideal and a 'large crowd attended. The financial part"wss very satisfactory. '

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_JDECCBATION _ SERVICE .On

Sunday 17th. The Oddfcllows. of Mont- ggue decorated the graves of their de. parted. at Ge-o. Town. and Lower Mont- ague cemeteries. The ltebekahs also placed flowers upon their sisters and brothers graves. ‘

..*NEW TEACHER.-~M.*. lluctnn altiei. ot’ Georgetown left on Tues

D' ' - . day to take up ills duties as teacher

£t Albion tlross, thc_ ratepayers of which are to be congratulated on tin-ir securing S0 eiilcicnt o -teacher.

...ry .

..*A TREMENDDU8 BODY OF

MACKEREL.-To load a boat with Mal-.kerel ironip the hook meant some "sloddingY' with the Jigs. Ou Tuesday afternoon the fishing boats at Rock- bnrra, actually loaded their boats with Mackerel. Such fishing has not been known along the Eustern shores in the memory of the .oldest inhabitants beautiful fish, too. _

..*ATTE_ND I. O. O. F. Those at-

- tendlnil the l. O. O. F. convention at

Moncton fruni Montague, ' report a. most .ol1.l0yable trii>- Two of the of- licrs ofthe ‘Rebekah assembly for next year are from the Islund. The President being Miss Kate Milligan, S'Side, and Out-side Guardian. Mrs. L. ll. (Ioll'ln'-Montague. We extend con gratulation to those two Indies. who are so highly qualilied to holj thos., responsible positions, especially the Presidency.

..*l. 0. G. T.-At_the last regular

nn-ot|n¢ oi St. Gcorge’s ‘Lodge N0. 109 I. 0. G. 'l‘. ot- Georgetown, the following oillcors for tho ensuing r|uartcr were elected and duly install- e.| bv the Lodge Deputy Hutton lonlzlel. 'Chief Templar, Seymour Gorrlori. ‘Past rtlliiot' ’I‘<-.mpl~'\r-Mrs, (leo. Yaston. Vice Templar-Maud llr-nry. Recording 'Secretary Janie llunler. Assistant R. Socretary- Arthur Lovers. Financial Secretary ~~l-.villa Ross. 'l`rcasurer,~Kutle llanson. tlhaplaln,-George Yoston. lilursuil,-'Lili-y Hcmphill. Deputy lilnrsimil Elsie Layers. Guard. Joseph Johnson. Sentinel-Earl

éuivers. Organlst.--Laura Yostofi.-

..*L. O. L. DECORATION SER-

\'I<‘l‘J.--'llhe members ot’ Star of the East I.. 0, 1.. No. 236 of Georgetown observed their usual Decoration of all the graves of their departed- brothers, Herbert Parker and George (iotili, in tho Presbyterian cemetery, nt 2 p. m. Sunday, August 10th. The oiilcers and mcmebers of Star of the ldusl Lodge, assisted by the me- nilims oi l).\l1.lei Lodge, of Murra

W .._`:,.'_-.,. , __ __,__',I_

liurhor und of Sterling Lodge of

ltlontugue, murclied i`rom the Lodge room tothe cemetery where the graves were decorated, the devotion- ol scrvlco being led by Rev. Mr. (lroenlees. thence to St. Davld's Presbyterian Church where sn elo- quent sermon was delivered by licv. Archibald Sutherland, of-Murray ilarbour North. A special offering was taken in aid of Mt. Herbert 0I`i\lumage. The parade was led by the Worshipful ‘Master of Star of the East. Lodge, W. H. Yoston, and was marsiialied by Brothers Millan Mc- (‘uunell and\Glen Jenkins.--G.

MInard'e Llnimont Cures Dlstemper

Mother and the Girls

don’t mind being photo- graphed--why not persuade Dad and the boys to make the family picture rccord complete?

THE C00lI STUDIO

Phone I59-J

'_\-,E- LYUN. s is ¢l.i.‘§i.§‘.‘€..‘l'J$’.ifTi¥.°E'_‘i.

__ Photographs of all sizes, films to -\t_ all size amateur cameras me re- fblved fresh every week.

Moderato prices

Personal attention to Amateur

` Photogr nphy -

..°'r-wo csrfvs Pen wono earn

insertion for advertising-in this /col-

umn. Cash must accompany oirder minimum charge twenty five eeud,

..°A BIG CROP OF HAY. The hs!

crop East and.North of Sourls is a_ _big one. the biggest hay crop probably-in several years. The grain crops, too, Premise uimnduntiy. E '

..*CARDIGAN SCHOOL. - The

trustees and- ratepayers of Cardigan school have been fortunate in scour. ills as principal Mr. Hodgson Mor- _PISBOY df Georgetown.-G. - I ii. \

..*WE pUY_,FOR 8F01' CASH und sell right. That is the reason.

for our'm-any satisfield custoniersl See our ad. in today’s paper. C`;»f E." Pratt & Son, St. Pcter's. U 407.

\ ..'NEW MERCHANT.-lMr. Harry, R_afuse. returned soldier, has opened. 'u novelty store on Main Strcet,' Georgetown, and has already receiv- e;i a considerable patronagef We wish him every success in this line of work and the returned men should _be given every encouragement. His |i‘rlends feel that his eiforts will not be in vain.-G.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Mr. Jno. Allred McDonald. H. S.

was a passenger to Bedford. yesterday on business

..*|Mr. Albert Yoston, late of the

ll. N. C. R. Halifux,`is now visiting his homo in Georgetown.--G.

..*MIss Jessie Dalziel, Georgetown

spent the week emi visiting friends

_ in Charlottetown.-G. . ---

..‘\Mr. George C. Walker, Charlot-

tetown, visited Montague and Brud- enell on Sunday.-G.

\ _ ____ _

..*Mr. lWalter M. Walker, Charlot-

tetown -is spending 11 few days in Cardigan.-G. .

..*Mr. Joseph Bailey, Elmira.

returned to his home by the evening train from a business trip west satur- day evening.

..'A very large crowd from Monta-

gue went to Ch. Town on Tuesday to pay their respects to His Royal liigh- ness thc Prince of Wales. _

. .*'M,lsses 'Margaret Davey and

Ads Bell, of Murray Harbour are visiting in Georgetown the guests of Mr. .and Mrs. James llossian.-G.

..*Miss l"ruser,' dapghter' of Mr.

William Fraser, Postmaster, East Baltic, was a passenger on the Souris

West.

,the West of the Province.

MacLean, of Georgetown, left on

Ing profession.-G.

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..’Mrs. J. W, Macl’heo, returned

e - -

‘after spending the past few mouths

U. S.-G.

gor, Montague for the past six weeks. left on return on Aug. 15th.

turned to their home after a very

feet relaxation and rest. __

Luminoscopy Shadow Test

System I.ooking‘into the Eye

The most advanced science

of Eyesight Testing known. This system meiisures and corrects any hidden or latent trouble. It is especially valu- able in old chronic hard cases, and those who have not recei- ved satjsfactory results else; where. Wé also use in our. Test room the Ophthalamo- meter' Retinoscope. Phoro- meier and other delicately adjust _d apparatus for deter- minin€ just in what degree if any, your eyes fall short

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ilave Baby’s Photo Taken

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of perfection. If in need of glasses come in .and_ "SEE"

Superior Eye Service.

H. J. MABON

Optometrist .&: Prescription

_ Druggist

Montague, P. E. l. Next Door Bank oi Commree

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“HOLMAN S .REVERSE .PRICES "

Catalog Brings _ the Store to 7

Holman’S '

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afternoon train Saturday on her way.

_ ..*Mr. and MrsfI<]. S. Norton Emer- son and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Armstrong Montague are on a motoring tour in

..*Mlsses Adel'.Sniith -and Mollie

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‘ .Furnish Your Kitchen for Efficiency

A modern Kitchen Cabinet will save miles of step; in the kitchen, and you can

'secure a size and style to

received.

KITCHEN CABINET with two top

doors, best seasoned hardwood. ilnishod in iight golden color; iiuis-lint] in waterproof varnish; has lower cupboard for dis_i\es;- open spacc between tablc aint cupboard iittcd with remarkable swinging sugar bin as well as ten pieces litho- gruphcd spice bills, cutlery drawer. sliding she-li for puns, galvanized bottom that can be kept clean and sanitary; rack oil doors tor puns and covers. 'Upper drawer iltted with metal brcud and cake box, l:>\\'ur drawer iittcd for flour bill. l~`itElGil'l‘ PAID. Price $30.00.

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_.__ _.mfs-a2;~e¢.'1.'_'_.., ..'¢»_~|...h¢D4.» ,,»_

An up»to-date style KITCHEN

CABINET with aluminum top; has large uivtiil flour bin wdth sitter top," also swing sugar bin; a good assort- ment ot' tea, spice und meal tins; has sanitary_mouse-proof broad box as well as u cake box; insidc cup- board is iinisheli in snow-wuiio enamei,, cutlery drawer, sliding bake hoard, bottom oi iowcr cupho;u'<l covered with galvanized iron, strong rack on door and numerous otncr ioatlires that make it the ilir-xi! cutii- nct in the estimation of tue \vom\~:\ i'olk. FREIGHT P/\iD. l'i-ico $42-50.

suit your requirements from our' big shipment just

A nmgniiicent KITCHEN CABI- i

NET with every. ilnuginalilc con vcnicncn i`or thc saving oi time and tho conservation of eneiiiyl iinishcd inside in snow-wliite enamel; has sugar ond llour bins, sanitary metal hrczui and cake boxes, glusssplce hotties, cutlery drawer and numerous other features. it is clcur economy to install an article, ‘if IMS klllll when jt means so much to ting home, :ind since it is an. article that will lust time the cost should not be a consideration. FREIGHT PAID. l'i‘ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $50-00-

()ther styles ranging irom $lli,iii`~ to

_ $00.

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Our f'

Charlotte- _

Sample Rooms ' -

Visit our Cliarloitet/_own

<1 10 ff- # 0 Fl*

Sample ltoom or the Store and

see photos and samples of the -

nnigniilcent Kitchen Cuplioards ‘

as well :ls uny other lines that _

you should he interested in.

Monda for 'Saskatchewan, where

*P ‘_ ,.1 i Z " " ’

they expect to engage in the teach-

..'Mrs_ Gus. Ellsworth. Charlotte-

town, with her two childen, who has .been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Iledwell, Souris. returned to her heme Setestlsx, @~.!ts_r.;19_Q1i..

to her hom in Georgetown lust week

visiting lu Boston and other parts of -

Mrs, Smith of Boston. who_has been.

visiting her sister Mrs. Daniel McGre-

..*Mr. and Mrs. ll. S. Campbell and

children. Fredericton, N. B., have re-

pieasant vacation spent, in _Lower

Montague. Mr. Campbell declares the- ' re is no place, like our island for per-

Youir Last C ance

to Get One of these

onderful

Q .

Machines at old

Prices" , ,/

In tvvo_weeks _time this wonderful Gramophone will be advanced from $58.60 to

$79.80 and will be big value at the latter price, but if you wish to effect a big saving on a Gramophone you should lose no time in leaving your order at our Charlottetown Sample Room or Summerside Store, or if it is not convenient to visit either one of these places mail your order to us 'while yet it is time. Act quickly if you wish to save a substantial

amount. . -- _

It is only a matter of days before the bid price of

$28.60 for this Gramophone and four double side Records' be withdrawn and a higher‘ price go into ef- fect. In tue meantime you can benefit by this intima- tion by leaving your order at our Charlottetown

Sample Room or Summerside Store, or mailing it with.

out delay.

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This Gramophone with four double

side Records giving eight _popular selections for $28.60 is an of er that you cannot afford to miss.

This of-fer will be withdrawn in a

short time and a higher price put into effect. In the meantime you can save considerable by ordering one at once.

_ 0 Charlottetown and

° . Q , _ 0) Summersiclep