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LONDON. Aug. lop-Twenty thou- lanrl pounds ($l00,000)—the ereater part o1 it in sovereigns and halt- iovvrcigrls oi’ Queen Victoria's reign e-was found recently in obscure cor- licrs o! a little house, La Rertaite. at at. Onzh, ln the north-west corner o1 Jersey. Channel Islands, where a lib-Hilly named Hubert lived for gen~ lrations. The gold was removed in iwo potato barrehl.

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who owned some very line old lur- niture. a number ot letters written by King Charles II. to Bir 000116 carteret, at that time Lieutesnt- Governor oi the Islind- We" 1mm‘ in a. secret drawer. Mrs. l-lubertwas a descendant on the maternal side oi the Carterets. Several days later po- pers were discovered relating to the State and Royal Court o! the island. These wlll be oi great value to island historians. ior some date back to 1320 and deal with matters oi which very little ls known. The let- ters and papers‘ have been handed over to the Jersey Museum.

Mrs. Hubert lived a. simple, frugal ilie and refused to make use of a bank. ‘

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. —- ' —IAIGAINB IN IITCIIN UNU- lih 5t Bruce's ‘IMG-fl-H-Sl

\,-roa sail-rm new ta load condition. Barrels tor cash. Ross wrlrnt. Bodequo. nsa-s-vr-al.

4U! GUNB, rifles and ammuni- tion at Bruce's 1804-11-31

-uac's Bop Ale at rel:- mundl: ~ ms-s-is-si

-rr;asur.rorrrs and, batteries. new stock at Bruce's. - ‘Ml-l-ll-ai. -nuv BONIMIAL, alialla meal. tins charcoal and yeast for tomes at arm's lsss-s-i-l-zl -a.anro on! and vat more

batteries in stock at Bruce's. lsca-s-la-sl.

40M! T0 ‘III IOI OIIAM social time, Monday. August 19th. ruse. The grounds o! the United much, Bedequa, South neeequs Mll- sion Circle. 7378-34741- -BE'I'IB.!NG—M I am retlrinl from acflve business, I oller {or sale my old establishment and lucrative business in Summer-side. hater-died parties can got lull iniormation on application. w. A. sicwsi-tnssil-s-ll-il {.1 Q 1

-orncs CLOQID-idy oitilce will be closed irom Friday. Aux. 10- until Monday, Aug. 2d. 1L '1‘. Calvin. Opt. D.. optometrist. 7820-B-15-9l

-KENSINGTON L34. Olubload- ing hogs. lambs. tat sheep and veal calves Wednesday o! eaoh weak up till noon. John A. Douales. Secy.

4001186 UPPII CANADA AND UNITED STATES-NI. and . W. J. Buchanan o! Summer- si . accompanied by Mrs. Buchan- an's sisterfmrs. Howard Weeks. oi Fredericton. mt on eaturday mom- lng tor an extended trip through the Maritime Provinces, Quebec, On- tario and tho. New mgla-rld States. Their son, 1dr. Eldred Buchanan. who arrived from Halifax on Fri- day evening, is one o! the Dilly. A host o! iriends wish them a ‘pleasant trip. B.

JNTERTAINMINT A’! SUM» MERSIDE LODGE-The Bummer- side Lodao or the L. o. n. p. eh; tartainod a number o! ladies and gentlemen from the Charlottetown and Lot i6 looses at their lodge rooms in aummerside last week. At- ter the meollna a social hour was enivyed _at which several vocal and musical numbers were delightfully rondorod; also some veryflood road- lnss and dialocuos were appreciated. Reireshmente were served by the Summerside ladies at the close of N" Dfvlflmme. A vote oi thanks was tendered to the Bummerside lodge by the visitors ror a. very- ea- Joyable eveainc.» B. -

-soene or ‘SIVIIAL noel. DBMS-Ball's Bridle. about one mile ellt of Bummer-side. m‘!!! hllhwly. has been the loans‘ o! more! resent motor car accidents.

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ty Hospital. consulta- tions were hold. mommy catn- allmootsd-tho hospital on their no.- to-date equipment. and the’ no‘ Nurses Home. 5.. .

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-'ro visrr eommtsma-nr- rsnsomsata have been made roi- reception oi_ the Roms. P. A. Oar‘- din/Minister o! Merino andlflsh- erios. at lummerslde nsxtofiaturdq- alter-noon. Aulult 24th. when he will meet the members oi ‘the, Bummer- aide non-d oi "nadskhd represent- atives o! the diltersnt fisher-men's organisations throughout the coun- try and any others who are inter- ésled in the tishlng industry. mill inlormation will be given later. S.

-DIATH OI FORMER ISLAND- II-p-‘lhe triends oi Mrs. my nevi- can will "not to lean o! her death in Dot-cheater, Mass. on August third, at the early age o1 twenty seven yolre. Mrs. Davison, was tomnely Miss Lottie Day, dauzhtel-‘oi ma. William i Day oi Wllmot Valley. qhe leaves to mourn b05166! her our ____ husband, 1 two little sons. Preston and Gene; ~ her mother, Mrs. William Day, one sister, Mrs. Elissa Bryenton oi Bur- blnsion, P. Ii. 1.; and one brother, Harold, at home. The luneral service was held lrofn the swushion street Baptist Church on Tuesday August sixth. Her mother sndslster were pre-

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—Mias Helen MeQuat-rie h" mgv- ed tron Montreal on a visit. to her wean. Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Mac- Quarrie, o! Summerslde. B.

—Mrs. Bennett and her two sons, m"! 3°08 ‘Island, New York, are Bllflndlng a pleasant vacation on the Illllld. They ll’! the snag; ‘hi; week o! Mr. and Mrs. n. n. Richard-l son, o! Summerside. s_ ~

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..'MAC'8 Hop Ale {or thirst and health. Booth at Fair grounds. - _ ‘l374-B-l0-5i ..'WI'.LI_| STAGID PLAY-On ‘hlesday ‘main; Aug. 18th, ‘Ifrinlty church. Georgetown, presented Hec- tmatarooinoneaetmacapacity house and toooivod much well men‘ ted applause as ills play wu on" seedinlly l-fllo ‘to lilo and very bumh oroua. To dacrimlnate among the Illltyors would be uniuse as the pom ‘were adaiitobly taken. The special-

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.\ tion Building.‘ ‘ ' g y v _ . _ ~_ K I " . ‘ ' v l d The Enterprise- Monaroh. . '\l‘he-Enterprise Monarch, supreme ‘in the ‘best kitchens‘ of Canada, ii shown here in highly finished white and egréyenamel. ~ The Monarch has

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