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Montague Horse Races

` ‘ ' " ' -IT PAYS to buy in this Province. I _-ONE CENT per word each inser- Monia Au ti ziii 1914 ---. . --

Q Q -MR. l-‘RANK_ LAI~FER'f_“l ‘ ls Cash must accompnny order, Mini-

-THE MOR.\'lNG l)AILY Guardian -SUBSCRIBl!lRBThould renew a

` can be obtained at LafTerty’s Tonsor- ‘

' Races Start at one o’clock

There' will be the following classes and purscsz- ii

Free For All, Trot and Pace, Purse $200.00 2.24, Straight Trot, . Purse $150.00

five

2.30, Trot and Pace, Purse $ 100.00 ,‘,`

Guardian Agent in bummerside.

ial Parlors, Suniuierside.

-MXLPE UE- \ lar 12 audi C

esday eveiilng to hear the pasto1"s

ENTRIES, close Tuesday, August the l8th_. Entrance fee ;,, per cent of purse, five per cent from money winners additional.

-MR, -7. G. LEWIS, Guardian re~ resentiitive in Atherton, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter. ti.

. Q . .- g 'en e

sreiubl-ed in .llalpoiuc -Hall on Wtd-

Lon "Did Uritain draw the 'urd for iiniiglit'."' ~

Five to enter and at least three to start. Purses divided 50 25. 15

--FOX WIRE.--l.arge shipment -to

and 10 per cent of purses. Races to finish at the end ol' the fifth Hfrivv at H01"-'e“'S, Siumiwrside. in _ heat. All mile licats in harness. one wet-ku time. nook your order.. Pi-emler’= 9¢ef°"\¢"¢

. _ . ,,

Any horse distancing the field or any part thereof, entitled to "

first money only. lright reserve_d__to change order of programme or to declare race off, where sufficient number or entries are not

received, and make new class, to rc- ject any entry, or bar any driver. ices not .sinilluy in Muliieuue Pres-

Any number of horses owned or trained in the same stable, may l'

start in the same class. National Trotting Association Rules to ;:;__§;ét"\§f,t,““,;,H' #tm \',,hd",st,.’;'°',f‘,‘,';§ govern except, where they conflict with the above conditions is ' ' ` ‘ '

No intoxicating liquors, or intoxicated persons will be allowed ,,,

on or near the grour. ds. Hot dinners will be served on--the-grounds, mfr' m ' `

and will be under the same management as on former years, which

in itself is sufficient guarantee of the best mealin the town There N°*""‘°'° M“i”° f“”°h'l”°‘1 mi“k- _ _ . _ . . . 1 _ bl will also be well stocked ice cream and refreshment saloons, and ,‘,,,,°,“,'§t°,l,'§§,:_y Nlfstw iileasonu B the usual amusements. to

iv, and make sure of delivery.

4016-8-10.\lGi.

-\l.\I.l’l']QUl<] SlG‘RVI('ES.- Serv-

'tirliin <'hui'cb by the pastor Rev.

lf, for? Evening subject, Strife a-

ong thc nations.

-HAVE ON HAND a number of

the time

mum charge twenty-Hve cents

Week 0|' tW0 h8f0l‘8 the time they have paid for has_expired and thus not nziss an issue, as all papers are

discontinued prolnptly on expiry date. Mgr,

WVER _A lil-lill0N

l for wilt uno

'Lai-4 Kitchsno-_Ann for 600.000 Men

ll an Addition to the Army-

_,,

The liouso of Commons unanimous-

ily passed n war credit oi' $500,000.000 lf0r the increase of the British army. - This is tho second war credit passed by the House, the sum of $52-5.000.000

Premier Asqufth informed the

members that Field Marshall Earl Kitchener .ranted power to increase the,Britisli nrmy...ot.600,000 men. On the new War Ministers’ behalf the Premier asked the House of Commons to consent to this. The Premier de- fended Englo.nd's course iii .lollllus ill the war. ln strong language he de-

and open up the pores ull ate ‘ These organs immediately throw oi! the accumulated im urities, 'l`nd‘Bi|i. ousness,lndi tion.§;iv¢rCoiri ‘ ' g, Kidney Tgoubigsf Hedidachel, Rgriilrxn. atism an si 'ar nil ents va ' Dr. Morse'l

£6

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;:Not¢' the spienaid`ran¢nii{g` Ei- _ rnngement made by the Promoters of '| 'rim M.-vrciii.i-:ss siLvnri BLACK ‘

=.-rf °°°e-weiirifeil l i Y.()l11'S:-.

FUX CO!lll’AXY'S Directors, ' also the very low ranching charge of 5

per cent., which is an exceptionally ` attractive point. 4015~B`-10Mlii. `_

"POWDER OR PASTE, N0 mattqr'

which form of dentilrice you prefer you will find the right article you want here. our ltexall Tooth Paste rind Iiexall Tooth Powder cleanse the

prevents tnrtnr and decay--n clean lJ€Slf." tooth never decays, either 'style `25c.’ __ W ,_ , N . MacKinnon Drug Co., C0r"'“TTr'e'iII"”*“-'Y"_

George and Kent Streets. ’ l']`tI.‘

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'l he track was neven so good, there will likely be some former in

race records broken this year, will you see them? . Hove also number of rnarten. fisher.

The management has added an additional seating capacity to f°“"’ U' “U "mas at "°’Y 1°“°‘“

their grand stand, of five hundrr d, s_o their should be plenty of room "F

for every body this year, there will also be an additional ticket

ofiice, at the gates.

The following train arrangements have been made, carrying <l<'<\U1 UC‘f\="¢1l uf U01' 1101"” i" -`-`~“f“-

horses as well as people.

STATION

Sun m _-rside,

FARE TRAIN DEPTS. $1.15 6.30 A. M.

Kensingtoii, 1.10 6.55 " Freetown, 1.10 712 “ Cape 'l`r:iverse, 1.25 6.00 “ Emerald, l.l0 7.23 “ flradalhanc, 1.10 7.30 “ Hunter River, l.0U 7.54 “ North Wiltshire, 1.00 8 05 “ Royalty jct. .90 8.38 “ Charlottclo .vn, 1.00 0.00 “ York, .80 9.26 “ Bedford, .75 9.42 " Mt. Stewart, .60 10.10 “ Elmira, l.l0 7.15 “ scorn, mo 2.15 “ Bear River, 1.00 8.43 “ Sr. Pclcrs, .90 9.16 “ Morell, .75 9.38 “ Peake’s, .45 10.30 “ Cardigan, .25 1l.00 “ Montague, Arrive, 11.20 “

Returning special train will leave Montague after the races

Teams will meet the trains and convey passengers to the race

track at reasonable rates.

The management have spared no pains in preparing for the

pleasure, comfort and convenience of the ublic.

We had about four thousand people at our _races last year, and

we trust to out number that this year, your friends will be there,

to see you, and we will be looking for you.

ADMISSION---Adults 25c, Children l5c

T. GORDON IVES, Secretary.

5002-S-l5I\/I lift'

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Tenders for Silver 'Black Foxes

Sonic-il ti-nilcrii will lip rcccivcll by the iii'.iloi~slgncu until 26th, of All-

guiit for the piirvlno-in of tivo |»,,.|'s vitro Hllvcr lllnck Foxes, owned liy 'Jn' lilliloriillo c-‘ilvi-r lilnvlt li‘|»X \~.., ..Ld., one pair two ye-iirs old, linv- ini; had it liltcr this npriiiiz, the other piiir pups, bi'ut.linr nnil sister,

The pnlr .,f pups muy he tendered for together, or sopuriitely, as suits

buyers.

Inii~iEni.\'G, &_c.

The two~v<‘or-will f~‘u\:\If'. nl.-io. the noir nf pups, is nik.-n from intern oi

.*'mt. fniiioiis fox sl.yli~<l lu the I’ros|,n¢;;iin of "The .\`ovei';-ii-u Silvcr llliick Fox f‘o. l.iil." lkigo 3 ofivliicli Ilr. fliiltnn is cliuii'in»:in, “the most prolific fox in thu woi°ld."

>-llic was forini~rly owiioil hy the lion. Gimp, lh,ll_nn_ ,md mrpirg the

aluiniiuini button in licr cur,-ri-fi=i'rf»(] fn on sonic pogo of iihove man- tioiicil I‘riispt»."tiis, in `l`lni'.~\. ll:ilt.<ui`H certificate, iiu--"only used by llini ou his best stock."

Hhc raised 45 pups in sovcn years for Mr. Dalton, (l.-clog of n nervous

toiiipcriiiiwiit hor rciinivnl to new qiiartars iloiilitlons oiiusinl tho Ions of licr litter l:1Ht. Y<‘ul‘.l lllio your liowz-\'f‘r. sho wus unit'-tl with _-, splcmlid young ltuymfr dog. und rniscil fivc black hi-niitics, two of which we now offer lor siilo.

.\lr.ll:|lton has tested the Lonllon mnrkct with n few polls of licr oli-

sprini-; sonic yours ago, and some of thorn nearly touchcil thc $2000.00 iii-urk.

The unite of thc two-yciir-old female was sclcctcd fi'on’tl\c lhiltnn rnncli

under ii wrlttoii iigvvvon-lit., hy , foxm,,n und fur ilculcr ,ind prouounccil hy l'rnf(-nsor -loiics, ns one of the bei-it spr-cinvnn was ever pi-lvlltidg oil tn Pro.

fn coiisiilcrrition nf tho nbovc, all of which we min prove by documen-

tory nvidciir-o if m\i'cssiiry, wc can justly cliiini this qui-.rtctic are gquul, and in sonic rciipci-ts siipcrioy-_ tr, any fnxng on the |n,,rket_. _

For furtlior information, opply to iiiidersigiied. Address all tenders,

l<}l,l)()lt.\l)() Slf.Vl‘]It lil..-\(‘.l\` i<`()X V0. LTD.

4 cure of Presideiit, J. K. Stanley,

I-fnrdwuru Merchant,

fhnrlottctown, l’. E. I.

37911-fl-.'l.\lt.fAil[. 26th,

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buy. l)on't wait too late as ey are bound to advance in price.

icen. R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.

3322-7-lihltf.

-MISS GRACE ItAl\dSAY.-- The

lerside on Tiiursiluy evening of .\'i7.~l. (lracc liziinsuy relict of the lzitc .loliu Iiunisny aged 72 yciirs. l\e~ ci-used had been :tiling for sonic time and duntli was not uiiexiicctcd. Shi- wus it native (if N. Ht. lsllesili- ore lint hull resided iii Su»npi1ci'si\lo for it niinihei' of years. She ieu\'\:.s to nuurn three sons and three ilauqii- t»-.ru. 'ine sons arei- Ai'Chi!ulll Ai'll~ur mul Gooilwill, :ill in ll. 5'. A. 'l"ni ‘duiiglitcrs iircz- Mrs. \`iun~ ili-rs in United States, Miss Agnes of High Hcliool Stuff, Siiirimerside, :ii~'l Miss iii.-rtlin ut liun:.e. Messrs i‘-.iu- cuu and Donald -,Mc(lalluiu, N. St. lilciiiiorr :irc brotbernnnd Mrs. Don- iilc' ltiinis;.y_ Fortune Cove, Mrs Jus. Mcliciizii., Wood Islands and \li‘u. Molcol... (lainphell, Victoria \‘.'e.=t, are sistfris of tlic deceased. The fun- eral takes place this (Siitiiiuliiyi 1;! l.<>i'iiooii from her late residence io lim Vliliiior, Ceiiictery.-J.

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Everybody

feels better when Liver and Bowela are normal. Keep yours toned up with

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tended intervention, denouncing Ger- meny’s attempt to bargain with Eng- land at the expense ot France.

"lt would have been infamous for

England to violate her treaty obliga- tfons," he declared, amidst a storm of cheers. " We had pledged our honor, and to have refrained from action would be to say we were no longer capable of keeping our word."

The Premier told the House that

the white paper issued by the Gov- ernment showed how strenuous and unremltting had been the efforts of Sli' Ed'r.'ai'd Grey, the llritisli Foreign Secretary, to secure for Europe an honorable and lasting pence.

“An Infamous Proposal."

After roncling Sir l<Jdwai'd Goschcn's

(lcspntcli. saying that Germany had made "a strong bid for Llrltlsli i.ou- trallt_v," the Premier reniurked that Gerninnyrp suggestion amounted to “the infamous proposal- that we should give her u. free hand to annex the whole of the extru.-liuropeau pos- sessions of France. lf Great liri- taiii had accepted, what reply could she have niado to the Bclgians’ ap- peal? She could only have replied that we liz-.d bartered iiway to the power tlireateiilng hor our obligations to keep our pllglited word. What would have he-eu Great flrlt-.iin’s posi- tion if slit- had assented to this iii- fanious pi'opo:-ini, and what was she to .!1°.t.. lu. ictui-nf.- Nothing. init. .a Dro- mise given by ii power wlilch at that moinciit was annouiioliig its intention of violating its own treaty. “We _should have co\‘ei‘od ourselves with dislioiior :ind betrayed the interests of our country if wc had accepted lt. We are entitled to siiy for our coun- try that we have made every efiort for peace, and that war has been forc- ed upon our country. The Govern- ment is confident that the nation is unslicatlifug tli¢ sword in ti just cause. We are figlitliig, firstly, to fulfil Inter' niitional obligations wlilch, if entered into by private iiidividunls, no celi- respcctlng man could have repudfat- cd; and secondly, to vindicate the principle that small nations were not to hc crushed fn defiance of interna- tional good faith at the arbitrary will of ii strong and overiimsterlirg power. A Clear Conscience.

great contest with a clearer con-

is striking for the defence of a prin- ciple, the maintenance oi’ which is thc vital civilization of the world. As

not only those of the United Knigtlom, but those of the vast Empire ol' wlilch it is the centre_ are thrown into the scale." The Premier made u brief reference to the appointment of Field

iWar. He said that Earl Kltcheuei"s connection with the Goveriiiiient did not identify liiiu with any political party. ln a great public r-mirrgeiiry f he had responded to ti great public call, and lie would have in the dis- charge of his most arduous task the complete confidence of ull. ln be-hail' of Lord Kftclioner, the Premier asked i power to lncrrasc the nrmy by not less t than half it million iiien

. “I'am eu-

courngcd to ask this," he oiild, "not only hy reason of our own sense of

ly .red to

the utmost limits of its possibility, both in men and money, all the help h it can afford the Empire. The mother country must set an example wlille at E

turns of the outlying members of the

family."

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roi; SALE

CANADA SEND8 FLOUR.

Une Mllllon Bags to he 8ent'0ver to Britain

Canada fs giving a million bags of

flour to the Motberland. Action has been taken already, the offer made and accepted and the flour purchased. Within the next few days the first cargo of this gitt will leave the shores of Canada for Liverpool, British cruisers keeping within striking dis- tance all the way to safeguard the passage of tho ilour ship. The price r~id was $2.80 per bag. As indicated l i the cable acceptance, and in other i ‘ssages received by the Govern- i.. nt, the gift is a most welcome one to the Imperial Government.

lu addition to the tree contribution

oi’ flour the Government is acting for the home nutliorltles in the purchase of other stores. Members of the Government are now obtaining from representative packers in Canada an estimate of the available surplus of meat, etc.

French Army Advancing

Unofficial depatches reiiclied Paris

Sunday saying that the French army which is invading Alsace, and wlilch broke through the German defences at Altkircli occupied the heavily- fortlfled town ot' Muelliau.-:en and has pushed on to Colniar, 22 miles beyond Muelliauseii.

British, I-‘reiicli and Belgium troops

are said to have effected a junction across`tlic llne of the German ad- vance throug‘i Bolirium.

To Cure Ca arrhal

Deafness aid

He d Noisci

Persons suffering from cntiirrlnil

to linow that this distrci-isiiig iitllic- ii

them. I l »

may but

I cost * wear

cheaper ones.

, suit

xtra

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1 And His Clotlies

Keep you hustling, d ’

on t they ?

Wears out clothes faster than you like to b_uy them,

eo- and month, harden.. ,he g,,,,,,,_ and then he never hasa suit that looks just right “for

Boys’ clothes require even better and more care-

, ful making and better cloth than i_nen’s clothes, if they

are going to stand the hard banging that a boy gives

It’s because we now have some wonderfully ser-

viceable clothes for boys that we are writing you. They

cost you a little more than you’ve been paying, you’ll find them the cheapest in the long run that

you ever bought. To buy a suit of these clothes may

a trifle more than common, but your boy will it two or three times longer than he has his

, The difference in time and work between a good

and a poor one is too small for consideration. The

e cost goes into the material used-better cloth- better linings-better thread. You can get the acme of value-giving in these Boy’s Clothes of ours.

Come in and let us show you the good values-

, better still, bring the boy along and let us fit him with

suit-let him wear it-then if you are not satisfied will gladly make it right. ‘ f 5 f

Prowse Bros Ltd

-v. nie wrsirini ouiiiinun 0. nf I I

cure _ m __o il f . .;:~;n.si..‘:: i:.:.'iti.*:r1iil.t~» - l I

ff°m_ !|!¢ some ,muse-ii .ny _ f ,

clogged wlth"impnrities. Tlio gm. i

cause the bowels to move _ ' ly, _

strcngtiiéii and stimulate tlinilghl . . _'

L. _

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lioine by internal medicine that in an of 'Commerce at Summer' nony instances has effected ii coin- Side,P_ E, I, will be received by

plots cure lifter nil cli-ic luis fiilcil th d ' d

i»‘l"1 Ai i' could i-iiicl lieth e un erslgne until Saturday :i!"`»i \'il() ' "i`.Cy I I (_ ` vxiiflrli fri; have had their lieiirlng 29th August 1`)14‘ Ihe lowest or

l "No nation ever entered into n i'-'-storrd ti: such nn exteiit that the any tender not necessarily aCCep`E

tick of ii. watch \vas,ploinly uiidililo tfid- _ _

science or a stronger conviction. it seven or eight inches iiwuy from ci- PIHUS and Sp€ClllC2itl0I'lS CHU be

tilt? ~-"~f» , seen at the Summerside Branch

'i‘ncrcfor| 'if you know snnirono f

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Tenders for Bank, An Opportunity

Building I

ilfhifiiess :inwlieaiil noises will be glad Ten(-lefS for the Construction of

a brick building for Canadian

on can bc successfully trentvd :it B k

Owing to ill health of thc active

partner we are compelled to offer for siile our large general business in the tlirivliig villuge of 0'Lcury, .l’. E. ls- liiuiil.

This is one of best locations, and

the business done, one of the largest: of any country store on 1*. E. island.

The stock comprises n complete line

of Dry Goods, tii'occi‘ies, Hardware. liouts rind Shoes, Gents Fiiriiisliiiigs nn.-_\ similar lines carried by modern general stores.

'l`hci'c ure also several good agencies

_ Pnrniiut. (Doiilile Strimgtli), nliout

Marshal K;tchenor as Secretary for 75:: worth. Take thi h

to , 1' t of hot wutcr and 1 oz. of moist or granulated sugar; stir

uiiti'l dissolved. Take one tablespoon-

ul fo ti .

most ilistrcs-iing head iiois ilulln

mucus dropping in thc back of tlie thront ure other symptoms that

li r sh V V pared fo send us two divisions, and by 'ms Bmcm“'°"s treamwnt' Newly] every one of the sell’-governing Dom- ninety per Cent' of "ll em tmubles fnions has spontaneous offe nm 'hrectly °""s°d by °“l“"`hi there'

foi'e,_ there are, but few people whose e ~ '

simple home treatment. Every per-

thp Hume time responding w|th'gmt|_ es, catnrrhal rlenfness, or catarrh in

turlo and affection to the llllal over- any f0l`m F|‘0U1d give l-hifi prescript-

ion a trial. There fs nothing better.

mn ref it for you: if not. semi 75¢

Secure from ytlir driliggist 1 oz.

, GEO. E. BAKER

om tot.-il deafness. The prcecript- Sunlmerside ion can lic prcp:ii‘cd nt. home und is

nindc :is followsi. -

3984-8-7,l3,l7,&20.

s omo :ind udd

it 1 fin

ur mes n iliiy

The .first dose promptly ends the ~ - cs, ess

londy thinking, etc., while the henr- ig rapidly returns us the system is

nvlgoruted by the tonic uctlon of he treatment. .Loss of smcll mid

ovi ,he presence of catnrrhal pois-

arintz cannot he rcstoied by this

on who is troubled with head nois-

Important.- In ordering Pnrmint lwuys specify that you want Double trtngth; your druggist has it or he

o thc International laboratories: 4 St, Antoine S

The Desirable Resid-

ence of J. LeRoy Hol- man, Fitzroy Street, Summerside.

The house consists of

eleven rooms and Bath, Furnace, Grate, Refrig- erator,Hardwood Floors Electric Lights and Mod- ern Plumbing._

The Lot is 76xl40 ft.

with lawn shade and Fruit Trees, Garden, Ice House_ and Barn, with Electric Lights. _If interested loose no time_ in inspecting it. as this is an unusual chance to procure a very desir- able property.-

I 3741

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in. i< ii-oiiilicti. with penn noises 0 the Bank and at the residence

we have entered the struggle let us catnrrli or catnrrhni deafness, cut. of

now make sure that all our resources, csv-nf: renin poor sufferer perhaps

`§.f§4ii_7-i sivn-it il mo.

which will go with the business.

'|`he biiildiiius comprise ii large and up-to-date store and two roomy wnre houses on rnllwuy siding. | Tenders will be received up to nlld including August 15th, 191-l, and BB we mean biislness each tender must. be accompanied by u. Cafillled Che'-file for $104i0,0li pnynhle to the Bank of Nova Scotia, U'l.e:iry, Same to be T0'

turned if tender is not iicce ted

p .

The hignent or any tender not D80" ssarily accepted. Remember opportunity knocks hut

once nt. your door.

For furtliei' particulars Cflll UP

write tn .

... KENNEDY & C0-.

()'l,eaf'y, P. E. Island.

“FOR SALE”

Foxes, Silvers, Patches, Reds.

Greys very lowest gricea, Island and young stock o er few pairs skurgi, Mink, Fisher. shams in relia eCompanies

Bradalbane Fox Exchange

t Montreal P Q `7°29MWS8i B

-- . » -. radalbanc, P. E. I.

'“’ ""“‘° “ ?"°°‘“"Y °' ii- 1 3754-7-30Mtst1mo.

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For these hot summer days no gar-

ment for youngsters is so comfortable.

t healthy, and cool as our wash suits

as shown here now, an excellent display of all-styles and all sizes for children up

_ to nine years bid.

P _ \ Reuben Tuplin & Co. i

’ Kensington '

wash suns »

‘Seeing is Believmg’ If you want to see the

fruit of expert shocmaking, look in our_windows. A trimmer looking, finer feel- ing and longer wearing shoe than the GOLD BOND can not b_e found. Seeing is believing but wearing is knowing. '

T . Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.

Morris & Smith

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,- Q ".,rel,§- .»-"~ .ci . '. .sys-.. .‘.1~_,,

ri, 'f gr' .y fr. 1.,

fi 1/< _` fr

' nwni.i.1N.: iiousn, s'rAnLn AND '

Loi.

ly private siilo iry dwolllng house, stable and Kensington House 24 x 54 well finished containing Ili rooms and sitiiiittd ln the most convenient place in Kensingtin An ldclll l0CalZ~ lon for 3, first class Hotel or prom luent bonrdlng house. Stshic noar by, warm und sufficiently roomy to Bc- commodate 12 horses and carriages. A giitisfactory supply of Pure water on the premises. Telephone connec- tion. I.ot, 100 ft. x 100 ft. This property is offered at a bargain. In- pection invited. I( not disposed 0| within the next

four weeks, it will be offered by suc-

I offer, during the next four weeks

I I lot in

I ' ' _

tion on Friday Aug. i4. I

147 Queen Street Terms on application

‘ ' . luis. vm.Lniu ctovii.

' _ The preserving season is now withus a lain. A

p e e-and we will be pleased to supply you

Pinto Quarts

< Mqsgn 75 u ' 85 at

. Schram 35 ¢»

~ ' Extra Rubber Rings 10c and 15c

City Crockery,

BLACK' & C()

Fruit Jars '

Jarsm com I _ _ g susual our stock of Fruit -.

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