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Cherry Jam.

‘iam Buss, 21 air uid long dis- MANY NEW CARS--Many

' `“ itnnce runner, ywho set out_ from new “T3 UF N108 bolllm |11 Bum-

iauswu ui 9.45 wednesday night in merside aria in must ewes the price

Y run the 250 miles to Times Square is 11° °bS¢l¢l¢ IB there seem to be n

e e O in 48 hours, reached his destlns- 3793* "WHY Of lhe hlgherpriced

V _ _ n automobiles be

ADD delicious Chen'y Jam and Cherry Jellyto

your preserving list this season by using tl!

Certo way of attaining perfect relults with this favorite fruit.

In fact, without Certo you could not make this

fruit jell successfully because it lacks the natural jellying element, which Certo supplies.

'rue mmm, shun-buii memos was cam de-1

lights housewives everywhere because it is so simple, 5 so sure, and their jams and jellies have such a natural | fruity flavor. They are made so quickly and colt less than by the old uncertain way. `

There is a recipe booklet with every bottle. Smd

the coupon and we will mail you (free) n; colored booklet of recipes and suggestionsforjanh and jellies.

CERT ‘

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'lb-*_:YY V- Y _ _ Y i t frlife in the natlveV` ihlbiiiliczfltiimon othe North-West fron-»

.` F Y6arsl1ier of lndia_wns given ibi' Mig? ' ,Clarke, the medical msn onary

or lPeshswar, during nn address at

i _ "'-'_' ,Dunster (Somerset), the other day- - (BY Bflflsh U"'¢°d F"'°°°) i Miss Clarke said that frequently LONDON, July 19. _ AH DIIIU-1' the natives insisted on their live-

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Are you supplied with all calming requirements? A visit

to our Household Department will show you many things inn wui msn nur unpiemui nu much min. '

Preserving Kettles . . . . . . . . . ... Metal!-65

Wash Boilers . . . . . . . . 0.20 ull

Enamel Spoons ..';L.`........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... liotoillio _. _:M ., V .

Wooden Spoons .,-.f . . . . . . . lla

Jelly ,8'......_?J.¥._....’ leo

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A raolr be found most useful and will _

Iuumtlui danger of broken bottles. Only _ . . .., . . . . ... ILM

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_ agony ucssrsriiciér npinumtjtsp ss _ in _oar stack.

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' s ie non sto iii his to Euro . ' D - ~ M°M‘"'d°

kC:oi)vIds at thepliaftery broke iihe- presided 'we' “ “mst en-l°Y°b|e 3°' to tumultuous cheers of welcome aSithe“n3‘ A" address W” fend' *md the city tug Macom nosed into Pas- me happy °°“Pi‘°» Wh° U5 Mm ‘ml sage A with the flyers at noon. V hue 'md hemty' '°°elVed “ P|'eS¢“°

_-,-,-g-gg; The Maoom came from quaran- mmm °f tw° E5” Chai" ‘*m°"F

- - Montana. P. -I. I.

| sources,

'*_"'“ *IONTAQJE HURIE RACES --00 10 Tal UANQ N GB! i-- Wednesday August. 10th ' mon get ’I'l`iursda.y July Slat.

.___- Atllllhllml 25 Bulb. 7970-7 I9 2|

°DON“l' FOIGIT the Presb! i --

Dwlnl e

..°NOTiCE. - 'Macllae`s Mills. -_-

°°“l~lello, the St, Peter's Dram- __

lnltieo.

ning shoes. alone and broke, Will- _

The two Boston men, James

pushed on alon ex ectin to lmplemenl-1. mwlliller 0!

ing, when he arrived, hut Green Bell- A1530!/~

under them as they took to the Sinclair ne haw of Mr

tine where it had taken Comman- “her sms' I ~ ' der Richard E. Byrd and his three *_*

Northern Knight. to Halifax. '

ss his donkey could come too __M E ie V

ning a prize of $5,250

it was n common thing for cocks Tuesda ha"

When a native came to be treat- and Mrs' W' Bentley'

ed, all the family insisted in coni-

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il ltlll loud, thoy gn qgggn-_ Ing twice or stares tlmn their nl- kttlll l>0rtlon nf. :urn fares, thnl rahhlnr other vital organs ol

their mntivs power.

Tho nlnli--is osrionl physical

disorders-often In tomato parts

of tho body.

Two out ol ovary ton people

l:¢":‘ “lah flbll. got t'h¢ rsnl onion

0 ron s I o toll ls t -annuals una! » ¢n»r»u:s '32 'E' “'h°“¢ nmlnation discloses the facts. but

lf than is any reason wh".

our to suspect sys sinln, gh. eolnlaul lsnlo tMl|» to do ll to bus a thorolah oxnnlnulon

(PIT THR I'A("|'l Ah0U'I" 'ltllll £131,

H. J. Mssolii ovrouefnisr,

rlvliirnl n nr

erim lee-cream mm in Baptist -'nm mulls or nr, runs Church Orounth, Montague Thurs BYTBKIAN CHURCH are making dgy evening, July 21st. 7915 T 19 Zi- the picnic at Tyne Valley. Julyltlth,

>- a a ev nt of the season. 7933

He ltherdale will only operate Moll- -Till BIDBQUE DBAKATIC

diy and Tuesday of each week un- guy) ggbmsun, gh," pay »~y°q;- til August 10th., will than close for ,mg bu; »|~n,|_h_-- in Q15"-y Hgu repairs. 7953-'l~l9.2| Thursdny night, July 21st. Admis-

. --- sion 35 and 30. '|934-‘I-19-31

atic Club presents their uproarlous _go A¢*E5 "Ay _Wm be som Collwdy in SI- 0907801 HH" °“ at auction on the Jamal Rnnaghan - Fridly ev0l1ll18. July 22. 00011 HP°°' Farm, Maple Plains, on Saturday,

" 7996-7-20-31 July zsrd. sale stars 1 unlock

sharp. Hugh Morrison Auctioneer.

Reaches Naw York -aio svswr at Wilmot valley.

July 20th. Come to the l cream

party at Wuinot on Wgdnesday,

`_____ July 20th. Meet your friends and

V ` NEW YORK' July19__W|th his enjoy yourself. Don‘t forget the '

toes sticking out of \JBd|Y'W0|'D 'Un' date' 7'20'2'~

tion at 1040 a m yesterday, te ml dl8|!0Ded of in hours over due. WW" and C0\|F\tl'Y-

Anderson and John Hall, his train-, -PUBLIC AUC'l‘l0N¢-There will er. who had started out to accom- be mid bi’ P05110 Al-lotion on the puny him by uuiumubiie, had ian Pfemim at Albany on Thursday. him nt Springfield, Mass., Thurs- JPW 21"- 1927- b98|l1hi\'|8 st. one day evening, Bush said. He had °°l°°k P- m- “ll farm Blbok. fllfm

e. p g Y the late

find Thotpaas Green, the Boston Th°m5S_B¢_|_|- F01' further particul- backer of the run, awaiting him “F5398 hand bills. Terms made with funds and a change of cloth- "“°w" at "le-_MU Th°m°-5 ,B-

failed to appear. ` 7355 7 15-2| 30%-Tues

FIIQPS Return -so yslms Monnmn.-ur. and

_ Mrs. William Mclilurdo celebrated

To New York we ww -ni-»--ry .ir our mu-

riacgii on Mfondsy. The event was the

__T h oc on o s grea celebration at

Begg?) o¥?:éI§_' c‘2;]gtr£nen’° tg; the old McMurdo home at Kelvin, men stepped back today on to soil ggw.If;]wnEd by Mr' Atmme M°Mur'l they last saw dropping away from ' ere were “b°“ wo relatives

and others present and Hon. John E.

man crew of the monoplane Am- _LITTLE BR0ADWAY'°Th¢ Ni"

erica. and Clarence Chaberlin, pilot dum" M me “Wm” °f e|@°U”\°

he liner Leviathan, on which the street 1" me "mi" °h°f°“Khfilf€ Of etumed from Europe y Summexside gives the street the sp

li pearance of a little Broadway-es

PIIESQUE ISLE WILL pecially on Saturday night wl1en|

nom Ms!-:T FRIDAY there “fe S0 many ws 'Parked

.__ Very complimentary remarks are,

PRESQUE ISLE, July 19__Mu;. heard from visitors who are loud ini nee races are announced on the their PTB-l-90 0f the Plil-Sill! and Northern Main Fair grounds track b\‘|Kh¢ BDDGBFHHW Of 01|! ll¢C¢l0h Oli or pnday, July 22_ with entries the town. The thanks of the citizens| from horses not out on the Maine and Others is due $0 Councillor J.; and New Brunswick circuit this J- MCNMIY Rnd U18 TOWTI C0unCil week. There will be four classes. Kifllefillly 101' their lhfbrwl and Gut-

of the monoplane Columbia from "gms “°"°Ss the- “ew C°n°fe"°:

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____.,.,,.. Douglas Plcldng Co., Limited `~

_,tg Cobourg, Ont., Canada U 1

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_` _--» __ \ new colored booklet onjnmsindjdllta.

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V ' ' Addffs’ ~- - - - - - '- - - ~ ° - ~ - - '-°- °‘*-\ showing line form in workouts and PERSONALS

-_.__ ----l--i-- ' _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ ___ __ ________ ‘_ - will probably be started in s. free-

Juhri R. Braden 12.04%) retired ernrlse in B0 improvise tliahown. community owned pacer, has been ‘V-

for-allagatnsi; High Knob Beauty, -Miss Doris Leard, Summerside, Tramp, Aline, Fannie Direct and returned Monday night from-a visit

-Miss 1-:ii s ii. ron -

wok coming iv the Jwsrlw with iuru-,town uayigitingniiie suriimersiiie

them. One man who was very ill (_ th 1 B flatly refused to enter hospital un- R e hi-,me 0 Mrs' C' 'Jelly'

merside, wamthe lucky 1°/noi in last

and they had to take the donkey. ' ~' V,

Once the hospital at Peslinwnr _Mn and Mrs C B Jelly and,

10 - . _ The donkey, he said, had slept with r' rn M"Qua"i.e" Sum I

was asked to take in o camel, nnil -Master Keith retérneé their home

y ng spent. the week end

and hens to be put under the pat- ients bed tied to the hedposts. in Charlottetown me guests M Mr'

-Mr. Chas. Bentley retumed tohis

iii. ‘SIL $..i‘.§i.”.“iT. i“.".§’.i"i..’.`°r'i.‘.§"l¥‘ h°f-= ff- Cha-‘Mawr S-°-my six ur his family and friends in mei h“"‘"3 °°"‘l"°*‘“ ‘"5 Y°“"'° W°"‘ “° had with mm_ isummerside High School. Being a

great favorite with the young peo-

ii P’° he will be mud- missefi- , . ,, . _. J. 1 _

ray.§.§5.."ri ' Mo-Tian ol |. - _

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MONG the leaders in providing the modem con- veyances which make mountain sight-seeing the omfortable outing it in to-day, the Rocky Moun-

tain Tour and Transport Company will be 'recalled by many whose tours have included the great National

fsrleclif which Banff and Lake Louise are the scenic ew

This famou s Transport organization, after several months’ testing of Marvelube in its fleet, followed by a ,;:ax-eful inspection of all equipmenqordered Marvelube or 192 7. ,

The letter of<Mr. J. T. McLeod, Manager of the Rocky Mountain Tour and Transport Co. Limited, ln which he confirms his Company’sintention to useMawelube, is of interest to every motorist. It reads as follows:

"Having just completed a thorough overhaul of our

fleet . . .we find that our motors have had perfect lubri- cation by the use of your Marvelube . . . We are confident that we are now usin the most efiicient transport equipment on the marget to-day, which we feel is necessary in the handling of the enormous tourist traffic over the mountain highways . . . With the use of Marvelube we have apparently eliminated any sign of lubrication trouble, and we find our power plants in muclnberter condition than at any other previous overhaul. We must n w admit your correct- ness in recommending Marvchilae.”

The decision of thisbig -Transport organization to definitely adopt Marvelube, was made only after the Com any’s expert mechanics had for their guidance the observation of an entire season and the result of the season-ls operation.

Then, with engines dismantled and with Murvelube superiority made evident by the Freedom from Wear _ ex ibited in the exposed working parts, the were so pleased with this proof of M.:|rvelube’s perflct lubri- cating properties as to freely give credit where credit

belongs.

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

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A 1.". ,r-¢,,,¢|,., ,g ,U gh, 'export trade in grain in the Mon i

osrvollurn, "un,-nd In . ltnal market md” showed n0`

norm r ox no - _ Y -- ‘~ "" -- '~’ -- . .

mt or - P’-dm il ‘ _ znaxxélfagedilaprggement' but theretion of stocks on spot the undcrtoneiextras 31 1-2, flrsts 29 1-2, seconds35. seconds 29. _ Hmusg be -sn. sr. un.. uma u uf ' ° “WW ”"1“"Y wday was inuiined in be quiet but 27 1-4 f_o.b. but no sales are re- vlmoouvsn.-Dealers continue G " unsure A can ann-is h vnnm g|‘;=';é';’Bm;]‘°”'5“k°°[;"‘;!E’ md fame the Prices unchanged l>0rtcd'as prices are too high to quote Producers for unsraded “mm

as WOT e MSI] ' ° -

spans wheat American new cms The volume of the business was TORONTO-Market is quiet. eqzs delivered cases returned, ex.. wmwl. when and canmnm “ca .sma,1|_ Eumm Townships N0_ 1 pas. prices to retailers are extras 38, tra-B 28, flrsts 26, pullet. extras 23 to

There was no further change in fburlrcd was quoted at 34c to Ii4'<.-c UFS*-S 35» 8¢¢0l\C|H 30-31- 74-

ths condition of the, market for Pe' P°“"d- The receipts 'Were 334 MoNTREM""The 993 m‘"`k°t is W

gi-g|n3_ prices generally packages. There is an increased in- st°“dY- Dealers “Te b9_\n8 Dime in t ,wmv Wh B moderate qui” from Engng, ;m,,0,,m, for u iobbmg way at extras sua, ni-sts all y

amount of tmdmg gn cm- mm cheese, but as the prices hid were 31'-”'=- 5°¢°¥\d-S 29~ The west ls 933' The d¢mBnd for spring and win- *‘°° Slilisfactory the volume of bw, ing 27*/i for seconds on this market.

M no," conunued ness was small. It was reported that WINNIPEG'7‘ThlS mlfket is

wer, uncMn‘,d_ further sales of Western No. l steady with dealers quoting country ed the go me mm feed grades were made to United States shippers,'extr`as 28 to' 29<-flrsts 28 to B°““¢Y

strong owing to buyers at 18% cents per pound 27..seoonds 21 to.23.- f°l'"{Bd in from an ,°uw“_ waxed. 'l‘he,spot market was quiet - g ihntibeauty

-M standard nu” onbut ggeady_ -Western grades were SABKATOON-Prices/remain firm care of the

was limited and pmui;suoméin$mru cents in 18% cents with B 8°°d wmvmntlve demand. ent have not

" - and --quamge, M 15 w 15% Prices to retailers are extras. 35, proper seriousness

all grades of eggs wers_°¢“¢S D" P°\1“d- The receipts W¢l‘¢ nm” 33' seconds 28 w 2°' The-V P°l“t °l»l,¢

under . qui” de_ 1488 boxes. _ CALGARY - of Beauty elected

receipts were ass cues. OTTAWA. ont.. July in. flirsizsi mm Ebesiers are now bans or Berlin to the continued indiifor- -_N0 further change is reported gndedg °°‘"‘; df S ppers for un- ples gf Benin-|

for hung, (Wm ,H from canadian ess markers mu.-ry. .mu Qgug f8§'§'°d.°”°s '°‘“"‘°d' “°' merely lu bvllliy

the steady Mwmulr A cm. |, offered from Mmuopu my-és to my rs .seconds 20. Pric- beauty ofsouli

British United Jul -A

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