. Anna»...

' {tennis Gill, e son. Conxrstulations

; ' lIIffl-L-tat tiio ‘Charlotte- Wn Hospital on July 19th Jo Ir.

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FLY PADS

WILSON '5 v r titre tutu»

IORD¢¢Qa July 1-1tli, to Ir; and ‘ filo. Cophss ll‘. Ford, s daughter.

“°NTl|TH-—1Al Clisthsni, Ont, any ll. i020 to Ir. um 1m. ‘Hplnld uomiui (mi-moo; um

In. John Griffith, a-dnughter.

‘YIAINDII—M the Charlottetown nlpitai on July 19th to Mr. iinti ‘ rs. Ernest Trainer, s son.

Clea; to it“. Sold by all Drugglsis, Grocers slid General Stores

A(.'I".N’l‘.*l “ZFNTIKD

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DOYLE-int t Charlottetown Rvlilltel on J 10th to Mi- and llrs. Pstrick Doyle, a son. ‘

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qsq.>__._.._.____ _-_ ._.__._.._... iipurt- Limo agents waitti-d fur Ibarritiiiitl t‘Iirt:iiiii.i:: Hartlii. izt-ntittii t ‘ saiiipli- Ilttilii and tiill Oitlllplli- I .

iron. Lot-goat niitl most |)li|‘it\|‘il' .1»; tit-lion tin tht- tiiitikvt. \\'t\ will :\|lt>\.' you lit-w tti mtikt- iti]; money iii ii few liiittrs t-neli wet-k. Siitinfnr-tiiiii i- Ifltlllt-y iii-funded. V-‘rlto tilrt-ct.

lleKtlNNON-ALCHORN-At Char- lofletown on June 28th, by the RGV. G80. TIYIOI‘, R. E. MCKIDIIOD iunutuctuiorti, 122 Richmond “Rx-it.- to Lens May Alchorn, both of Fair Tnrtitlw- " View. ' _ __ ___,___ ____ __

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DEATHS

~ »-~ Annual Shooting WHlTI-Jfliere passed l1 -

sway at Hunter River, on July 19. 1920, Michael White, aged so. ti». Provincial Rifle Association of

‘triot please copy. .--—<0>-—-——- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND t0 be held on

Minartrs Liniment Co., Limited- Dear Sir,—'i‘his fall I 80! throw“ on a fence and hurt my 0h“! Yell’

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bad, so I could not work and it hurt me to breathe. I tried all kinds oi Lintments and tier did me no s00!!-

One bottle of MINARUS LINI- MEN l‘, warmed on fluniiels iind ap- plied on my breast,- relieved me

KICXSIIMYION iiirnr: IKANGE AUGUST 4th, and out. i020. twini- iiiencing tit 8 ll.. m., Austin! llll-

(‘onditiens wiii be the same as the U. C. ii. A. Rifles will bt- thi-

Db

d wary DAY at ii ii m. (AI ntle uni-ti

,_ e II tribe n“ vlu loll Illvttwfl et-i ltihec due Baum

ml W: urmnys o Inuir-uv trti» sin "irent to Room! lit. . e n l- I.

S. M. L. wind vases will H“: be used and if iurulslit-d \vit.i rifles they must be sci cttntraiiy".

completely. C. H. OOBSAIIOOM.‘

Roseway, Digby 00., N. S.

W. B. PROWSE- Sor-Ffrvtifl-t h. Id. l. "*“'“"“ W"“""’-"' 1889-7-i7-14ithAuitlIih. _ ONLY HATISFACTORY CAN‘AI|~ KAN lllSTtlIlY GREAT \\'AR. Lair - ediun authorship. Introduction b)’ General (‘uri-Iti. Many mukinif $10 daily. Great opportunity for re- turned men and others. Sumtlle fri-e.

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Auction Sale.

Winston Co.. sondinl 1316s.. Tor- Dhli). =:::’_f;_—'-:r? --_~ “at - 0n FriJi-y July 21th. 1920. at 1° 'o’t:ltit-lt, I. lli. at the Partitzliittl ' i\(lil.ii‘ and u}! the atlitilllllll! Ill"‘l‘"" "Mfr lsvs of .-\. Uoniitt NIt-lloiiziltl, bi. The first club tournaitient tmix- (ivorgtis. 1:1; iiiit-titiii nilii’ will IJI‘

ppttl tit’ zlflflii, ttiriii, iiiiploiiit-nfs. some household Iiiflllillft‘, a tittan- lily of hoards, Ilarti Wtioti :-.titI ttprtit-c, IiiiI'(i‘\\‘ll-)ii plank aim rar- rittgtls, tdvigiis autl Ilttrlltlss‘, t-tt:..

Ont- Iltlfltt’, fl _\'l'lli'.‘i 01d, IlI;tl't‘ ll years. tn ifti. 5 yt-urs, lllitl‘\* L’. _\'L‘lll'\

ed doubles! oi the Sfiilf-IOH betwven the Park and Si. James Tennis (‘tithe wasut-oncliiriedn mi Sziiurl aftern0oii_la:-:t. The result watt, win lot; Si. James’ by Illi KIIYIIOR to 87.

The next meeting i)\"i\Vt’<t-'Il ttit: two clubs will he in men's doubles and will likely take place mi Thursday next.

Five iiittch cows, one due to freshen soon, one registered Ayr- spti-o Iioifor i7 months oltt. ftvt- young cattle anti two ctilvtis, om! ‘intuit-in hull two yx-ars old. two fat hogs: one pure bred Shropshire ram, thirty sheep and forthy lambs. hens, ctr.

Manure spreader, shot-p shearing machine, one binder, (Nictftiriiiick) with tongue truck nearly itew, oiio mower, one tctiiii rake, t-levattir potato iilssvr (ok-i sum: tiltrwo single plow, tit‘. t‘; \V. No. ti) disk drill seeder, pin Iiarrtiws, lever spike barrows, spring tooth cutli» vattir IIIWV Inst spring, disk liarrtiir, sit-oi land matter, 0 i’! witlo, tit-iiiilei"

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- To. close-an. estate we arc in- structed to sell at a great illlfK-‘lill ‘to quick purchaser a set of Den- tal instruments also some sup~| plies including goldieuf teeth, &c._ lThe seine wit... IV‘ lii=iiit~tzt~ti at

ofilce of undersigned. PALMER d. PALMER. Solicitors.

1747-7-21 6i. . (new) ltain ivagoa with box. siivl =—-—-~~-~~-- VIIIK anti seat. two cart I ktrtistint: rnizinv, i'lli't.< . ~

cleaner, Fttaiii crusher. itrattvr, mot ptilpvr, sprayer, circular saw anti '-~~~— tliorcli two outs ttrivtiit: ittirnvss. Fvflllmllll WI"! l1"! I591. P010" team Itarness, two pairs extra trim- Ltd. will (‘dole thel store 6V9?! 0s with pritI-i, extra working and Byiillln! ‘K090i 8319MB? l" 5 driving collars, litiltins liritilos anti 0c och. We also ask oiir [llilffiiln 91mg), r t, to keep in mind that we close, one {jug}, “my”, new, (‘rl\|i:1l: “w” ‘vedlleflday “leflwml llvwfifltifll txilrcstii Wiivflll and rtiti-J 12'3" “7|"7'9'mw n cart two driving sleigh‘; tlirt-ti. _’__ __ |\ViiU|I slniglis. cross cut siiivs, shov- ‘ ' ”l els, forks, hoes, etc . Unn (5I“ilIll separator, large bar- rel t-hurri and hiittcr worker, two _ washers, ivringor, tubs. stoves lawn ' , . in ~ Iil.,li-ci s. Iiiiifl, I‘ Wm 5e“ by public “mnmn 3v‘ l j-wititi’. illgllrliiiiitq tillftelt- flltxnilt. Ilabili). I79 Wval" st- a“ Thumduyt ‘hilyi sAl‘. .~it'ii.-. iilliity‘? $5.00, rash (Wt r 32nd l" 11011001‘ “Don 3 mowed that timtttiil 10 months crtitilt on “ma!” Wm‘ mmfl“ C°""“m"n°""" approved joint. notes. Discount ti

Notice

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"For particulars apply on pre- PM. can, ,0], Cash 711x22” M 3mm I I' ilay tiiifavtiittiiln rtiic will b- 5 ~- hii thfil'l 41:. "~ CAFE" l7!l(li<7(~);0-6l;tI.0 n“ Hg ‘y Auctioneer. t ' -LT -' --- il—;-————~- —---»-<-- .- .'.‘_!§_. _' __ _,..

KINKURA Home RAG ‘I <- 0N wstmssosv. JULY 2:51, i920 , $800 IN PURSES t

Following are the clasiitis and .-;,n,|||p,“_.,;_.-

2.17 trot and 2.20 pace pm- qgmroo 2.24 trot anti 2.27 pace l‘u]'_\',(\ ggstioo 2.40 trot, stake (entries closed), $300 0t.

Elli-TIER f0!‘ the 2-17 "'01 lllld pz-ce and 2.24 trot and 2.27 pact:

close on July tith. , Entries 6 per rent of purse. No tiorliicit-ti money from money wit: hers. .\'l races mile kotitn, IIB-ii 3 in 5 to harness. utttl to finish tit the end of tho 6th hont. when mm w‘ will ttt- r,-w,,,-,|.,,| ;|(;;-t|ri]]=||| to tho standing in tho summary. \

Purses dlvlt‘ id, 60, 25, lfi, and l0 per t-t-nt.

The horse n-sttinclns thn field or any part Hit-root ls v-ntitlt-ti to first money only. The us-uil ntiowutiott for the trotters It seconds floppies allowed in all VIIIHNGIL l’- tti IIntt-r anti R or hit.» to start. classes itnt filling may b» dot-lured riff. ’I‘he rttzlit resvwwl to t-lianire order of brosram, dot-lino any entrits or any tii-ivt-r, declare oft and refill, wiihotrt advertising any ruco not ~~iIi-ifiit"ti-'I\,v tilin-t,

This ii-ni-tt t< it int-miter tiifiilin lt-tittiitt-i ‘iv-t-vtvv siitfwtii br- pgtivnffit-t! t.» lts rm...» wit...» titty flflllfiiftl with the shove.

' Hay, straw and stnlile free, PITEN RANAMAN.

.,.,..,,..t.,ti..vt

JOHN F. TIANAHAN.

L Proprietor. _ Sticretary. lllYl-fiintlflwsititwttl. __ __ __“ _ _ Kliiktirs. 4=-__~,~_- _.- _..___;-.~ --- ~.-- trr - . . ‘Eastern steamship Lifiilfi, Inc.

l\'PI'IN\\'I'lIl'Iol. mull; “IIIII II Vnllll nil Pan-ammo Qervlre Q! Join and lloelon

jfl"“fldyjfjuf moqtiair wtit leave m. Jone wet-y Wm» .1 l» I. ' HA I. I!

_ IAII flan itwmsmuousis nee up _ w eon eagles will flwtroyoltteo Line aleumnrr'for New Yorir ---

io , Inul. gut

JUST ii GIRL

~ sv um: sultan OOOOOOO-Q

A PROPOSAL

Chapter .64

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"Zena-q may, call you that?" Then, without waiting toi- an‘ tin-f nwer: "i insybetpresumptpous. but Zena, I love yoiiil am poor, but I huvn just hail my Silitiry raised. I could not have liati tho cc-uraw zvi tell you otherwise, and-Jlona, will you marry me?"

I-Iatohl Moore waited ioinmy an- BIWQI: I

t had t-oiijzciitni U111!" iii‘, in i-‘l upon-i Hun-titty aft: rviooii wi'li itliii. W- were sPti-ig .ai the some Inticli whore we liati rostr-tl on lIl~ t tirst Sunday I had gone out Iwitli him. In spite of Mary's ivarningtt, I was stirprltirti and a hit shocked. I knew I Ilfti no Iovr- for Ilaroltl Monro, lmt perhaps he Iltl'i (EOIVIIIPPNI friendly Ill-Ilillfl‘, my t-onsentlng to go out with him‘ occasionally, on- coiiragement. < =1

"No, Mr. Moore, Ivcannot marry vnii." I said in a stlltnd manner, im- like llIlY usual style. “I would not marry a man I did not Iov". It .rtiiiltlii‘t he fair to llilll-"I1f1l‘ to mo,‘ aijvgihtiiights Iva my; to Kcnnt-vii LflWfPliP".

"lint Zcii i, i love you so tiearij; I ‘

think I could make you love me if you would trust me."

. "Ne, i cannot marry you. I‘ni S01". ry," I INILIBLI, “sorry it Ilizive liJilli

an oiéféiitiwtotitt “Vital: liblots‘

Makes Men and Women Strong. Go to your Drugglst and get a Box and he Healthy.

Since the introduction oi’ VITAL intotfanadu the sale has boon phenomenal. VITAL is purely tonitifllt builds up the run-down system, creates a new lease of lite. Irivoryliwtiy should take a tonic. Tho onIir question is what to ttilui You .-‘-:in re-ly upon VITAL us one oi‘ tho greatest, it‘ not tho grt-atrsi that man ever prescribed. Every ‘Tablet 0i this wonderful French ’i‘onle contains life. Your nerves ait- ton-id up to flit-Ir proporimt- ion. ’I‘ht- stomach und bowels tiro made healthy and strong, while tlio kidneys Lllti liver iirt- cleansed and pitt in good working nrtlor. Iletid- aelies, Iilliotisness and all Iliillii impurities are at once removed 'I'li~ Hifill litirtiiiics irienr and Iieiil- thy. VITAL. in short, will trhiingti, your ivhoin. sypatt-in, iiittkiut: It pure rntIlit-tiiihy. Your tirtigflst will refund your money it i‘. falls. Prist- fiflr. a box

Sold in Charlottetown tit Foster's Ilrugetore.

TiIUFTItiNGSKtI-i 0F PRQIiIIIRTY

I will st-ll the estate of the iilifi Joseph (‘artt-r, situated on iliizh- land Ave. No. 94. If not sold by private salt- by July 26th. it will on that day he sold at ptilii aiittlion on the. tiretiilsos. At I2 til-lock iitiriii This property consists of tiwtililiii: Iiouse, stable and barn, spltintlitl tirt-liartl with fruit i.l'tll_s,~; .11 iio-tr- itigfriiit. Apply on promises to Ni .. Mary Anne Carter, or Ill-n] (‘artt-r tiuciitinoor.

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AucttonhSiiewiloi Ilay

To Ill‘ stilt] tlIl I"l'itIi\_\', .I|tI_\' " - llll-"l "l ll IFt-ltitilr p. Ill. tiii iii.» iii Jtiruqili liiitmit IIPVPN

Iltltiilli" I iii Iota to suit tllllt-lvttru-iz-i. ‘Pt-riiiti fniii‘ Illtinlhn t‘|'t't'ii tin tippt-tii-t-tl Illlllfll.

A. HUINYICH. Aiit-ittiiiteei-

ITIlII-V-Lltl-JI.

indignation Meeting I\'_otice

All llvllttiiailon li"l"fit‘llltr will iio h» Id in t apo ‘Frzivtereiti ilall tiii rh- tl:.-_.' 0V"ll|ili.{, Jul 2. ti at R trt-lm-lr !'.".i. in pro-its! attriii-gt ti," |,._.,|_<. Ill-ll"! lll-‘lsttl .t Ilit- Ftif-"lli sersltiti of llic Prtii-inrial Imglsiirtiro, ziii.t t-i talc \\'iI‘.i fiti-ilit-i-‘at-tiiii iii:iv Ill! tit“ turd :itli'i<:tli‘r= ill tho lat II’ '<"' ti.“ the Prtivint-v. itlvt-ryoiiti. iti- ' ‘ictl is cordially invited ti, tit

tlifiliit ti) ALBERT SHERREN, JAMES BELL, Lilfvrals.

(‘arc Traverse. July 19th. i920.

In the worldl

_ many IIIIIIIGQH. iiitiitisst-s,

A man t sixty‘ V9811 of age is or a succ 'mtlr3IE‘l<Il8I-lzfi‘lI/1fr§ ess. '

PILLSha bee ' -'

yesnsnd lilslse

illions use 1 '

l-"Imwlfll-iiuali- tow-emu;

flfivilllli’ tfiiiliré ‘you illhvlj‘;ll cared. I have not meant in, 1 11,-t,‘ "llivyed your friendship-but I can. ll-" m rrv vcuJ’

“You have done iiotliinq with ivhicli \'lil should rcpr-ggmp ym". "ell ‘l "f?" "PM '-'o mitt-Ii iii-ii I IIFIV" ilflrtilflflfl magnified your 1mm. "PP-s to mo. Yon are silrn you crin- iiot care~rvor?",

“Qttiie sure,"

If I wis a hit piqued that he took m-y rcftusal so calmly I nr-voi- lot “"1 "ll-“flcet It. VI was verv young, a bit romantic and sentimental in siiitn of nli I had gone through. II}. mtirle no protest, simply chongen the subject, and did not refer in it nwaiii ev-"n when h:- said Bood- niglit .it the tioor of the Iitinriiitig- house’. “ Somctliinfis Iiapponcil. Wha: is It?" Mary asked when l went in.

"IIow-tlti you ‘know Illiylilillg has happened?"

"You have a Ktiiltv It‘ Ik- IIaroItI "alt YOU to marry him?"

“Yea...

"You'll believe 1110 now wtim 1 ttilI you things, ivoii’: you? | imp“ w. wtiii'.l do it. Ilid Ilf‘ tt-Ii- on how he was going to koop, you?"

"ll" ‘h. s IlPF-ll given airtitlvtitico,"

"Their-you nrt- twin-g to lllflluy him?" Ilcr eyes widti.

“Ne. I am not iitlllli! to marry T1itii."_l ‘llilllitilti ilt-l‘ tone.

"I":mi' follow! I ivoirtler ii ho wilt sl ‘i iitijiiiii: \ ll ':tg:ii;i.".-'

"‘i‘tlfl'l I!" -l - ', Mary. l a1. '“'"=‘ fool as i-I I fiiltliliti give up my job."

"H3: ytiti who 'iii‘ ridiculous. Why "htiultl you siiirvr- just Iict-atiso ti fellow asks ‘yflil to marry iiliii?“

-l no not-t i.) l)(! tiiixitius ahotil ...-iti:~.- a} itit being vllliliil" iillliLii ..iiiit- vuiy st-lltim, llhvflvri spoke pitntsuiitiyt. and tit-- cnsionally left a flower hesidt» my plate. IIe never tipped aiic again. and i-iradtiztlly ct-tisetl (‘Illlllllg al-

tos. vt-ry lactftil, ‘nil ‘I liati foil little or no tiiiiliai issiiiviit ovt-r the affair. My tiitittithts of liiiii \l'\"I‘t' always ltiiitily ont-s IJCPHIIS" of this.

Stiiiittitiie-s I \\ilI‘iii‘i('ii why II ililfifllii! ivtiiiltl i‘\'t\]' ;i;-,'.tin':i iiit- ll] marry tiirtii, if l hwtl rct‘ . 01W tghatti-t- i mitiltt Il.lV_t', llaiailtl liati Iiet-n the only trtit~ »gt-titi.'iii.iii t hid talktgtl with sliimi ‘I left Il-Jllltl after liati tiieti. I l-ltlIllPiillltE-i wou- lt-rt-ti that IJIFII‘ ivorltiiii: ttirls lit-pt as good as most of IIl-fllll do.

Often. as in my. case, it is liii~ iitissiblc for them to lllPt-i t'iiili'l‘ Jltllllij "lllt‘il oi yotiiie; wtiuicii who are cup-able oi’. Iielni; ui Iicip to iht-xii. And all work and n-i play-is ll -liartl lift» for u young girl or Iioy. In nry 038i‘, my rarly life, my fami- ly, kept coarse, coiiitiioti pIt-astiros from appt-tilitig to iite.

-I3ut thtirc tire iii.iiiy' poor glint Will liavt- liati lit) early zidvantiiges, niaiiy who have littlt- or iio tint:- tltitm save that tit‘ tho shop anti '>~‘l't"'I~‘ Yvl iill g.‘ hti-p IIIUIIIHPiVUS ivholesnniely good, and often ro~ .~i.-t lt-llilliililtlli tit t wottli give ‘liri-i t-tiiiittirt azi:l cast! from liaiii work.

and I tronsidtirczi myself fOTitlllfiL‘ to have ht-r for ii friend. Aside from the conipaiiitinship which I enjoy- t-d. she stood Iielwot~n int- tiiiii a hiiftoi- for me iti many ways.

liati it not boon for her I rziitlti not have oiitlurrtl my Ilfc- at tinir-tt.

To-tnorrow- Dissatisfaction. IiOi_-__-__-

“DANDERINE,”

toptsiilair Coming Gut: Doubles Its Beauty. <

A few cents buys "Donderlne." Alter an application o! "Dande-

Beecflgflg

together. Ill‘ had Imtin Vt‘.l‘_\' KUHOI".

-......t' st t why.

l bm<<44oo$o+e

. ,.;*'i‘ P‘ it Iiiiitsiortii l; av Ateeslr t.. _t:i.oueii

fhooo-o-ooooroooqvveo-oooo-ow

i C. G. writes: Frequently, ot’ late,

"when I ani driving my cur ovt-r

"rough places in the road, -tli8. steering wheel shakes from stool Io sltie in my hands and the Iroiii. whrtils do the “shimmy? _ Se!" vict- station men have tried to pre-

‘vent this, but no good results. ,What is tho mutter‘! _ ....Answ°r: There must iii‘ excess" '

hive lost motion tirtho mechanism somewhere between the steering wlicvl ntid the rrizitl wheels. You better jack up both front wheels and have Btllllfllllli! dt-tieci tlit-iii from side to sido, wliilc tiir- lirintl wheel is held and ymi are Wllltllllll!

=ii’lt'\ movement of all parts con- tflvrllfii. You can thus locale ivlit-rt- tho lost motion is. Most

ottoii it is largely at tho two mile of the drink-link or steering coir TIPCIIfIII-fflli, that runs from the

lower end of tho column to on" front ivlietl. TIIFF-t‘ oll'i xiii-it".- mnnis should be suitably tight anti the springs provided there

should be working properly. There mnynlso be lost motion at the whrclpivots and thr- tltr-rotl PfltlS anti there may ho rind-Dilly or other’ lntist-tirss in the column iiieclitin- , ism. Arc you sure that tho road wheels are properly tiligned, that

thr- front spring-fling are tight. the column is secure on the framc?

T. G. writes: The Iroiit cyIintIr-r

plus of my Ford onglnc Iicronios i-wultit] with ' tarlmn~ stinir-tiinos dry anti Holllfililllfls tIflIll|)~-i\li(‘l‘ 6t: titties, tilthtiitgli I have litiii tits-inn» rings and piston cIiaiigr-tl. tho tin~ ginc rtiisntl in front to lowcr the oil level for this flyiilltifll‘ and have installed new ignition apparatus. IIow can I remove this trnuliio?

Answer: If it is excess oil that itiiils your front pliitx, find you have donr evt-rvtliing possible lift to perfect piston fit and oil-proof rlntzs, we suggest that you try Ill" following: Drill ti small hole in the-oil supply plpt- in such a posi- tion that tho nil escaping throiiirli iLSIliliI pass into the splash liasln of No. 2 cylinder, thus Ioiivinz r-oiiir-whtit less oi’ tho stipply to iiIl No. 1 oil pocket’. ‘You t-zin try it l8 inch hole in the bottom tii’ the pipe, which can readily he citistitl if the scheme does not prove sat-- t-cssftiil. If it is ox-cess fut-l that bothers the pltie. we stiggt-st that yoll try one of the vxhaiistliczitrtl manifolds, which should product- a dryer mixture anti flit Pvtitter tits- ti-lliiitinn to the t-vlintler»

ALL it... joys of life- i‘ ' _ BUT~FEW of the comforts of home! .

EXCEPT- YOUR Gillette Safety Razorl

NO MATTER where you are, WHY, when, or how,

SEA, lake, city- . FARM, mountains-

WHERE do YOU expect to be DURING the next few months?

CASTING in the northern lakes IN the grey of the morning

AND BRINGING in a mess of bass FOR BREAKFAST?

TAKING in the midnightishows, AND theit- ' .

SLEEPING in as late as i

YOU‘ can enjoy YOUR daily Gillette shave—

INDEPENDENT of hot water, SHOPS,‘ HONES, and such-like accessories!

‘BY ALI: means,

YOU jolly wcii want to? ~

QFIGAN IZI NG ‘picnics and dances UP AT; the Lakcview House?

TAKE your Gillette with you!

HAVEN’T one ? BUY one now, and insure yourself

LIFELONG shaving satisfaction.

$5 the Set ' AT ALL dealers .

YOU'LL THANK USI

MAKING an early morning start to SCALE some mountain top YOU'VE never “ done " before i’

GQLCING-canoeing-seo-bathing i‘

MADIE IN CANADA

..I tho -

Such a girl was Mary Zilurpgiiv v

t-inv" you can not (Ind a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new llfo, vigor, brightness. iimrt- color anti thickness.

GOING ’ WEST P

Complete information as to

':.-_>_:..¢ ~ —~~ :1: '_. “t: ::~

Qttintt wittrt

ratel, train services, con- ,

nebtlonl, eta. ete. _ . 'l‘c t-tit pii'p. by t‘ L. Jacks’. ~

contractor for t-Ziri (‘ape Brcntoru q l‘itl,v. atitl I“ por Po. on the wrst _ 1 ltiiiiit-li of Noiult ltlvor (‘ape Bro-

ton. F- | h d _ Wages {IJIVIIIICPII irom_$2 25in um 7 e Md u‘ "u". $2 7F- iwr cord. out. ant swamped.

or $3.25 per cortt to cut and yarn gorse and driver iuriilttheti frot-

"ittl fm‘ cord cutter $tl.00 ptir ,l;.-_,'. lWiII pay good mt-n $00 in cut by iht- "Vllliil.

Also wanted 4 nr’5 good woods l‘flll'll'. Mttst ht- first class. “Higcs $100 iper month.

Atldrcsii C. i... Jackson, Fielding Rmizl viii Jrizzieton, (‘.13.

(‘iiritire tn men who slay three

moot: complete treomfort and economy.

H. M. Davison

Leos! Agent

1650-74614! .

all communications to

serious nature.

ofthe

at a to 11,

force of g6,

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