you‘ ask" for flour

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will» llvw- g‘ =.-1- i- -'

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twl).

‘Purity flour,‘ forvall your h _ ~~ .. ~ Yad» Pi¢8..¢fll€es,“bisculta,l,_ ' . cochlear-whatever. you bake. -~ When.

Fndflietter Bread.‘- ,

insist on getting‘ 3 ' " '

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' Kenning .. ‘J l ' f

l ' Wediisntlnil- evening July. .t20th,_ r fment. ,

‘t "53 ‘lily 01' aux-July sale. every item, ' _,11l lama sq a

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- sat... to" 111695’ Jilly 20th.

_‘ s “‘l"'*-5—~'i‘\'-!-\'~ t.- ., s1". MARMBE_TSYTEA§IQ»_RGB- drve Wednesday July 20th, for the tea at St. Margnrets.

fiOFFIcE REMOVED- Dr. War- flurton has moved to his new of- pes 184 Prince Stu-adjoining 591m. son and Johnson's drugstore. ' __._. w-qq - ‘m: wo EN‘ m hunter Rivelvwillshold gllfcglrihg; estlvtslpear tbwiQllOOL Kliqlluds ou

(‘ole

'P"°°°°'~.131 11-1 Mil p! School ,, ,,eguip fr WE HRE- HHLNING AI BENGAM ‘ON/u- ‘DTQKTFJJI for cach-senlain- usotionltlhllve. Match.

0",“ ‘til fen-inlay. Prvtena nah,- . ~-

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' The remains oftthefiate ‘ Mr‘.-

cllsslllllll fADVERTlSIlMENfS .

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.--——- .. .31‘. rnacmzns wslvrnn m PRINCIPAIJ/“I ’ W. torts school, 1st ,c,ass male pre- perred. Sulmienmat voted- $200. Apply in person ifwossible

Boswell, Socket Tllrusiszees.

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WANTED-Znd CLASS TEACHER for ltltwalblon chboLSupplc - ment $100.00.'A|,1p y,l<‘l!d Robert.

son, Sccy.

Justin eon», rm; morrrll ~

Wiltshire School. a teacher, 1st. or 2nd class. Male preferred, Sup plement $126.00 J. T. Godfrey, Sery. "

‘TEACHER WANTED FOR THE Mermatl School, supplement $100100. Second class preferred.

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MAKE MONEY AT HOME"

"i0 3'00 paid weekly" for _ “W36 ‘H1110 writing showcm-dg ‘"12? No canvassing, We instruct and ' supply you with work. West-Angus Show Card servlcfi» 57 X-r Coiborne Street, Toronto. _ -

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FEMALE unu- \VANTED

‘WANTED FOR SIX WEEKS~ A luuld nccusiolntetl to cooking, n0 washing. Good wagcll. liirs. Rich. “Til-film. Georgetown.

WANTED A MAID FOR QENERTL house-work; one witll experience

Jolln u. Smith, Sec. of Trustees, iZ“°i@""1~ N0 Wnshins. Gnorse

3,5,22,71,20?‘ 4g_ rorbes, Vernon. ' ‘TEACHER WANTED FOR KIL FOR SALE

muir school. second or first class '

$100 supplclnrlnt. good school. g T

J. hlcllouald, Sccy. of Trust-cos.‘ plglgersAkpEpzHlfiAggrdlsrovg? TEACHER WANTED FOR Qcehn'_“°°'

Vim-w School N0. 154 2nd or tll-irll nFoR SALE_ SHORTHORN

t‘iass. Supplement $75.00 Mid- iiulnlnel‘ vacation. Apply to Mfll. Sarah Rockwell Sccy. '

‘WANTED TBAcl-ll-zn FOR PRIM- ary dcparbufcutcf Mt. Stowe School, supplement $110. Apply l0 A._-_Eil.v“llfl'lglli,, Secy, Central Bedeque. i ~

.____..__.._...____.i ‘WANTEDA TEACHER FOR Brookfield School, Supplement $100. Everett ‘Johnson, Secy. 'l‘rusteas. "

WANTEIT- SECOND Teacher for Caledonia ‘School. $75.00 Supplement Spring Fall vacation.

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‘TEACHER WANTED FOR WINS loe South School, N0. 99. Supple-

ment $100.00. Midsummer holidays. JoIJmDIanlond, Secy.

WAN, TT-zn-T-Eusfil’: s, "s? class. for‘ Water-vale School No. 124; supplement $75.00; John T. Grimes, secrcta '.

‘TEACHER WANTED FOR CROSS llotuls SchonlfiExperienccd, first class teacher preferred. Supple ment $200.00. ‘Nathaniel Moly neaux, Secretary.‘

‘WANTED — SECOND CLASSl teacher for North Milton School, No. 165. Queens County. Supple-

rment $100.00. C. E._ MacKenaie,

cy. ' ,

._

WANTED—- TEACHER _FOR MID dlleton. First (311155, school 1N0. ilil_ Supplement $170.00. Write or

_ CLASS .

has

grade cow, 4 years, with calf 2 tiilyfl old. A. M. lilckcnzle Lung Creek. .

MALE HELP WANTED

‘WANTED, NEAT APPEARING Ymlilg Single men of good habits to travel ln the Maritime pro- vinces anll solicit. Exeprience un necessary Reference required.

Address H. C. Looper, Summer. side. P; E. 1. in care rot General

Delivery.

in: news and special for daily and Sunday newspapers we will show you how. Send f0

Prospective Newspaper llonlients." National Press 1 elm.- Buffalo N. Y.’

l ‘ivii~~,intitl—a HELP WANTED MALEh-Q-“ANY intelligent person. anywberlajwho ‘ would like to earnmoney writ- rarticlss

ri free booklet A Straight Talk tu C9111‘!!!-

Bur-

~ iinsh Grmdwllivol this city who ‘"911 "l. 'Mt. Stewart ‘arrived ' liy l lelynnins. ivore -.taken .10 Sh. Dunst; ant (lutheslral thence to-the Rom=

this Innrninlrs Erratum-drain. "Blur ‘van Catholic Cemetery for burial.

217 Trot 2.21 Pace, The » king I'm class at Kenaington 0n July 20],“. hook at the entries. (‘an you lllflkl a winner. =We _carl't:-Kcmmnil Aubrey is almost flying. Miss Belle llico sprouted her , wings Jarr Winter. Skylines llihlt is the sky

and what life‘ rest 0i the entries ‘can't do 1sn‘l wortliilteiling. Don't _ fall 1o seetlle fastgpt and harllesl fought race of lllO- season.

LECTURERS T0 SPEAK.4 Rev..l. (l. Silva-rel‘ of Toronto, travell- ing secretary of the social service council of Canada‘ and Professor 'l‘:lil of McGlIT University, will Sllfiiilfrllrllle Presbyterian (lilurch at Ilunter River on 'I‘hursday even» ing July 21st at S. p. m. Professor Tait vsfllfiifystpltv. iris denture by optical-views‘. whtipossibly can, should make" Ifolhtto hear the two learned is , vrs. ‘Those gentle- men will spunk at Iiradalbane Frl- day Julyhfliii. "" ‘

WEDDING ,BELLS.—— At 5711311113’ hour on the 14th, insL, at St. Julln Anlllicnn Church St. Eleanous l’. l~‘.. 1., the nlnrriagc look plat-c oi‘ Major lfrctlerfck F. lllfli-IY. only snn r01‘ tlurlale Robs-rt and l-lcnrictte. l‘. May of (lllalilottctowb. to Mlafi Mabel ll. Andrews youngest daugh- ter n1’ the late William and Mrn. Andrew of North- St. Eleannrs. ' Uwing- in recent brrnavclncnls ill the falrtllielrot‘ both bride and lll‘lil‘l=- groom. only the inlmediatc relativ-

ccl-olllony. The (‘lllll'_t‘.ll was prettily ilecorllted with HOAYEPS by friends of the bride. who is ll graduate nurse of tile P. E. I. llospitalKPhe bridc looked charming in a navy blllc travelling dress with a hat

1 #*'f1iii~~tElll1lit-'

es and friends were present at the‘

i! J _ (all

fiwanw» ~-

:e= l any”? "

bow-r-Poseafl _

gestival this evening in aid oihtle

rptsstant t0} has ,to _-b ed

ow‘ Qovernlnent -- jllildstr-‘grltundr. -li.illa.il.and.,.ln,.nttenlldrllfles-~t.~ ....

THE 8. S. CANADIAN BAPFER snils from Montreal July, 39th. Shel Will be due 1n Charlottetown. Aug. jzndapd lo dsgensralcurgo for S! Juhusfilvu . BuntainfBeil ‘and Co “with; . s -

". ISLANDEIR AT CAM!‘ BQRDEN

n

"Clinliiiizin ' r‘ ‘sortie’, wil?) "hi" at" ‘Southpbrt, has“ been ‘eiylsllccessful while ulillergdlng‘ traihin-g’ st -the‘tlying _ __ Bbrdeaj ‘Ontario. ‘ -Mr.‘ frrainor has iieéfi than n'n tllssembpermaueltt ‘establishment for a iturtlrer ‘period hltwa rhdnlhlm; 1' ' ' ~' k .. . q, . .

DIED ¢I_N , y/sucouvgsj-f On ,:lut_y.11_t_h, aftera short illness that? it

‘passed. quietly away at 1,119,!‘ s ~ jlerdaughter, Mrs. Fred

"Hon. Georg Simpson of_ Bay V-‘ieur, I’_ IE. l.‘ She was a daughtelj of the" late Neil Taylor of Malpeque" and was sixtywfour. years-of rage. She lr-avesxto. mourn theuloss Q! 111118: voted another, twodaughters. Mrs ‘Fred Haljwoml Sand Miss Laura, 150th of Vancouverfalso one sister, Mrs. George Greemof Vancouver and one brothe Charles Taylor of Malperlhe» ~ _ ~

. , - ENJ-OYABLE ' PICNICS-i Last week succeqrfful,.,.ta;jqygypwp, e were held at -Darn1ey and Elml . the former on Wednesdlty-arrd, the latter on 'l‘hua'r'ltlay* afternoon. . -Al Dal-airy the ‘picnic was-holdup Rob ert hieNlittsdield. Fulks-cameflrelll far and near bringing their lunch with tileln, lvhile thelatlies '0'! the llarnley Institute conducted, t_l_ic_l'c freshment booth. ‘fhcre was n good baseball lgame a between plcilletl lcalns, and otherathletlo events under the direction o1‘ furs-lames- Penligergaatfln the course ofethe afternoon spcecheis were given by lion. \\'lll_tcr Ni_ Lea; Mr._‘King,' Livu Siorii ltcpresontlttlvc, Ml; W. J. Kt rr, and Mr. J. If. Sinclair, Ill, P., ll! ll\\tillli'li_' on the Imnefits o1‘ '1 ' nonlg the farmers

arranged by the

a oi‘ ‘Kensingtonl

and _ their‘ spokesman. (1<-lr~;r> 1i. '11. it was.‘ announced

thz-l. others o1‘ the killd would be held izltrr: At Flhnsdzllc the ladies served lr-a in the hail and from 4 till S p. m., except during supper hour, a vcrj attentive audience was addressed by several speakers, including Mr_ S ll. Huger-man. Tvia rrgcr of the lifariiinle Farmer (‘o-operative (Eompany lstillfSof Jioncton, Mr. J. L. Kiiifl. Nlarllltlle Representative of thc Live Stobk llrnnch of Ottawa. W..J. Kerr oi‘ (fhnrlottetown, Mr. W. R. Shaw of hiocton. hir. A. R. Brennan, Sum-

to nlatch and carried n boquvt of Orphelia roses. willie ihc groom wore the service uniform oi’ his old

--,26th", the N. B. anti l’. E. i. unit. The wedding was performcrl by

nlersilie and St. Eleanofs and there were no attendants. After the cerv-

lfftidVfitlillillg‘ trip to the mainland. Orr their-return they will reside in St. Elednqrhl Numerous pPESOIIlS rwere received by the bride fl'0ln her many friends... .

mtselrrs GETiN A Panel-s.»

able .111 year commission busi- ness of your own. Every property own-er needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Tag trees and plants. No capital needed. Complete equipment and instruction free. Write Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

'6A|-E$MEN—WE PAY WEEKLY and offer steady employment selling our complete and exclus Ive lines of whole-root fresh-dug to-order trees and plants. Best SLOCKVBIJdUBGTVlCB. We teach and equip you free. . A money-

. man ab‘: perfect

Hm. IBGMIC. ' ’

Send IScJoITHeISIzp .- rll‘ T. HOPKINS VMAI -_ Gnu r'-:tud's

Oriental Cream.

Overseas Battalion, “til-q Fighting

ural Dean \Vllll0, rector of Sum~~

mnny lllajol‘ and Mrs. May left for ~

ulerside, Mr. J. IL McGrath of St_ [Louis and tubers.

I run. vovfinLs ‘Mr. H. ._iiitflson, Halifax, ‘

fi visit tn the city. ~- .

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Mr. and Mrs. l\‘_ A. Hewitt, of Cardigan, motored to the- city yes- ierday.

Mrs. Minnie Muray, Altantia, Mass.,,anl.l Mr. and .Mrs,J A Allen, cl‘ West Cove Head, were in the ‘ city, yesterday. ;

Misses Edna and Helen Harper nf this cityare visiting friends in, Hermitage. _

. Mrs, J. A. Doyle, city, has gone. tn $0l1ris to spend two months‘ vacation at her farmer home.

.

- mlrlawj p. Earle of Iirockvillc,‘

' 'OlIll,'.il_l'i'lU6iI in the city last even-

wul; omex visit

to ills father, Prof; Hlfarlemlrl. faint -

rs, W. I-l. lllacNeill, of f-lnston. is vis ing the province and is

Dhone '1‘. W. Bradshaw, Scere- making opportunity. Lllkffl Broth "rapist red at the Revere Hotel,

tury, Kiukorn_ lt.-.R. on’ Nurseries. Montreal: ‘ _ "' f‘ , _ ‘ 'b'ity1""‘ . ' " ‘ WANTED.-3 ‘For: nos-r HILI “SALESMAN WANT-ED. -8ALES- ' “ i » -_ " . .

$011001. district No. 4 Prince man a self respecting salesman H , F '

County, a first or second ' clalsis whose ambition is ' beyond his _ — teacher, supplement $100 . Arc present occupation, might " . _ _ . ‘

Ellis, Secretary Trustees. . find more congenial empioymellt “SUMMEH CDLPS‘ ATTHMA‘. , . " with us ad at the same time dou- l MW" mini! l 551ml)‘- WANTED A SECOND. CLASS bio his income. We require a

teacher for I-lopedale School. Sup plenlent $75.00. Apply to D‘. McDonald, Sccy, Hunter River.

‘TEACHER WANTED FOR MUR- rnv ‘Harbor North School. Sup -

lsiienleut $100.00. Harry G. ltein, e0. . , .

‘TEACH R WANiE . For ELF licfi School, first ~or second class] Supplement $150.00 (not includ- iiig Minimum. Midsummer vacat- ion. Apply to J. it. ‘Mcwilliauts

‘WANTED- SECOND CLASSl tnarrllrr for Fnrtunc linnd fiClItlUl‘ N11. 12s, Kings Cblllilyv supple‘ 11101115100 Iir0ckep-l_lj' _ McLonald Sngv lied llousc P. E. l.

‘$00 ‘QUALIFIED TEACHERS ne- quired for town,- Vifllglrnndfilrlll “"9911: in Saskatchewan, Albflfili. opening after midsum- mer iloiidnys. Favora l9 salaries obtained App at; equally “_- lions to Can; in my 3..

, U‘. @1101’. Box 14, ldtéii ask.

‘WANTED A TEACHER FOR Bracklsy School District No. 85,‘ Siliwlemant $100. A ply Arthur 306K800. ‘Secy. Trus eels, It. ll.

ggllflrlflttilfnwn, P. n. l.

TEACHER WANTED.-~FIRBT OR Bfhfonll class for Rennies Rosd| Niiimi. situated one mile frolu| Hunter‘ liver village. Supple “m”. 3150-00. Maid summer 1121-, 3mm“ Anvly to Donald An-'

‘W5. Secretary, Ilunter River.

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wmfliilezhlgnnftedn Uecomt

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m" school N“. K Cumberland, Disment one Hundred midsumme; Soc].

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vacation, T. P. Rileyi

man of clean character scan i; mind and body, of strong per- sonality who would appreciate a life position with a ‘fast grow- ing concern where Industry would be rewarded with far ‘above average earnings; marri- ed man preferred. Apply to ‘Mr. '1‘. E. lloif. second floor Riley buildlnlz. Queen Street. op- posite Prowso Brothers.

Residence for Sale

Sitllatc in Georgetown, one 10 room resilience, rcccntly -l‘E‘lll\)l|(¥ll' ed; sewerage, hot and (‘old water,

hard wood floors throughout, ideal situation. Price will suit purchaser.

Apply L_ R_ MEECH,

Georgetown. P_ 1G. 1_

farm all»: Sale

of 75 acrcs situated zlt (‘alwlcn- ia, 60 acres clear, 15 acres of good hard wood, buildings ‘good.

For further information apply to

LAUGH LIN MacLENNAN. Caledonia.

“lillllll

Do not forget the Sale of the

inglflo. Sup- Fishing Plant. at Fro! Pond. nour- dollars Tlgnish. on Friday. July 22, at 2 p. m. Bargains for somebody. W. E.

Agnew.

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. v Of __ ‘ PERFEUPION ICE sharia a '

m" some of the following . flavors will tickle your palate ' and make a frlind for Ill. _ Strawberry 1. Orange Maple Chocolate Grape-Nut Caramel " Pineapple

THE TASTE'LL TELL YOU

Central Crtalllerlts 5 - ' Wholesale Only ‘Charlottgtpwn

l U on following-day.

IIiAZ - MAI-l

Pibitlvely atop: these irpuhlen l" imagina- weuinlrcouehlns. we mg eyes aren't necessary- uni usyou like being that way.

f H.017 at your drug rat's, or write Templeton. Toronto, or n free trlv‘

' Sold by Reddin Ilros.

. iAuctionl Sale

l hm instructed by ‘Mr D. A. hiansnn to sell by public mlcllun. at North-(hulleton, Jilly 25th., 1 p. ln,_viz:-—-

1 nlare, (Black Knight) with colt ilt side, “mare i! years old. (strait), 3 miicil cowswox 2 years ' itL-heiter 2 years .0111, 2.021.011 1 ear oldlleifer 0ne\ yea _0lil,_ one sow duettdfrlrrow Sept. ' Liilsprinp, pig's. pure ‘ibreirl hcnrtf‘ ‘m5 I. Red's) disc arrow, truck wng~

. can.‘ mower. lav rukc, spike har-

rows. (iron) sectlQRi-Ifilseedel", (all McCormac), cultivator and plough. (Bishop). tbrasher lam! flleilliPft" (Hull's), set fnnnera courplete. cart. wood sleisil. .dolllll.c-wood-§1eig1|, llhndslelgh, wheel-burrow. cnsks, barrels, 1 rubber tired Waggon. 1 runabout Waggon, 1 semi-speed driv

. iilg sleigh, 2 setswork harnessrpsti ‘Utilize their resources, their wealth

and brltchell. cart saddle, ‘ilayfork and rope, forks, shovels, hoes. has- kets. pails, quantity ‘of household furniture, strawdnatting.» oakrocklng, chairs, etc. Everything in good condition. Itfliate should prove unfavorable salawill be held

TERMS: All amounts 09810.00 and lmrler cnslpjovpr that amount ll months cisdlt on approved joint

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. LY, 15f,"- 55 ‘ffiltf-l

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_‘...1$"| b:

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firookfieid. Stanley Bridge,

-- Mrs_ (IN; Harvey, Miss Ela Har

"Friends wil be pleased to I urn , ttzhtl A_ u, . P_ Awrrsluu Jr "

circpift, Camp firm.‘ has finished his business in

ence 0 , ‘lfzirwiibwjyvancouvcrnfs. (3., Cathrr Montreal last evening ltccompanicri lfte frSlnibson, ‘widow of the'_lt1te "'Y'llin‘li"\lili1-l<=1'. Miss Jenn Currie

' ofmtawa. are home on a visit. in

_, »..~.."+.. ‘y mfoqltnrin .

‘ more‘.

chain, 111'"!

gal-thou, armaments p“! .5- _,,.

' lit-

the...

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ryt/Z‘ riis‘ f’ l ‘lo llflfigfll. ‘lift. All H ‘thin ,1 tumlhl‘ home a 1 Si" visiting friends ‘at

V6.1’ 11ml Ml‘. Gen. Sheppard, of To- 1900. -.Ohl0.. are on a visit to the city. ;

Dru l. Jr You. wife and nurse of Charlottetown are spending u few LIHYB‘ asthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. EA. El Forsylh, “Brookside" Alber- on. .

ill-Y c. B.-("illisiian, pf Halifax. has been making ‘extensive ' disses of‘ mackerel for his

the province.‘ s l» r Siriffharlés Dalton, A. ‘E. II. Mur- phy. Mrs. P. c. Murphy. l\lrs_ Y-. A_ ‘

‘Hackett and Master" (lllfford ' p through

lfefi are on a motor trl New Brunswick.

‘ Mil”. i7. K. Currie returned from

who will spend her holidays on the

land. -

Mr. Adolphus Foley, of ‘Scuris,

flfll’ .Mr. Foley accompanied _his sister Christina who la returning tonlgew York after visiting the is; n .

_Mr_ and Mrs. Jellies A. LcClair,

‘his Gill’. Mc Lcfllail- is cnpioyed hJivlllL‘ Dom. Govcrnluent, Ottawa "Till i5.“ Son 0f Mr Dominic, Le (iiair, of this city. ' _ ‘Messrs Win. it. Stewart. R. ’l_ Mnlfullv. n. p. Stevens, J. ll. White of .Al\lllBI‘Bi_-, Mr. A. G. Sharpe, of Sackwille 41nd Messrs W. G. Or - rllond and J. A_ Dnucette, of Sum~ lnerside, nldtorcll to the city from Sumruersitle on Sunday

y’ 'Rev_ J. F. Johnston, of Montreal is receiving a warm welcome frolll illl,lll_5v:fl'li‘ll,tlS in the city, where he is visiting after an ailsence of some years. Father Johnston -wiil visit ltev. l‘. (7. Gauthier, Palmer Road, before returning to Mont - rcai.. _ .

. Mr. Leonard Nirl/lanus, of Lon- nlincsler. Mass, is visiting the ls land. the guest of Mr. l‘. L. and _.\lrs. Mclvianus. Mr. Mcnnus and and his sister, Mrs. Geo. Oatway. ulotored tn Tignish Sunday after- noon. Mr. McManus has been ab- sent for about thirteen years alld he reports the present condition of the Island much better than that 1n other places.

Mr; Joseph Callaghan of the of- fire staff of Davis and Fraser has

" "u... a" annals; "

Ml fii»l~"‘iif;?°ri.i‘.i¢“fiiiif% w

was .0. ‘visitor to the city yéster- ‘

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12'. "Mvjlgf ifl-Irn“

Referring to the word to the wisc is sufficient". The (lalcdorljan " (‘lub will hold their-annual celebration on August I

lbc list of events and medals they have held in years.

also be said that the athletic eve-ms Provinces, will he strictly. amateur

Putting Shot . iThrnwing Hammer Boys Race (under 14 yrs) . .. 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash

returned to work feeling much im- proved in health. "Joe" who is some jazzcr, arrlvedhome in time to take in the opening of Beech Grove inn. .\lr. (‘allagban some time in lllP/vl-llglllililllfi of On- , and-visited q. lte a number of American cities go ng south as as Miami Florida. He reportsa very dry season everywhere lint predicts on average crop this year.

Mr fiance J. Logan, ex- M. P. of Alullerst spent the‘ week-end in Charlottetown. He came over to conclude nrrangenlents for holding the annual‘ meeting of the Marit- time Board of Trmlc in this city next September, Mr. Logan left 10 Illlyltlll return to Amherst. The date of he above meeting is tenatively Iixediol" the 14th of September. Mr. Logan is one cl’ the leading orators of (‘snada and an enthusias- tic, advocate of Niaritilue Union. Hells Wesilient of the lviaritinlc Board of 'I‘rade and during his vis- it . conferred with representatives of the island Boards and lending business lucn relative to trade

questions. _-i<0->i-—

"lzzliorderfs St. Charles or Jer- seyttlvliikfwith the cream left in" is the symbol of purity and rich: nests. it Ls the best but costs no

3i llscific Problem, K Will be Discussed LONDON, July 18- Mr. Lloyd George, in the course of his address at the banquet of the [Coalition idberals matte the following allu- sion to “the remarkable invitation issued by the President of the Un- ited States to discusstlie Isues in- volved in the, Pacific problem, on which the future peace of the world depends." . -lHe went on to say: "l um hope- ful that it will result in a pact of peace that \v.ill make the Pacific's really pacific ocean. I also trust that It will load to a useful discus- siorllof the problem of disarlnulnent upon ‘which ‘so much ‘depends for the’ lluture of our race, because it matters not what treaties are sign- ed,‘ wbdrrplrcts are entered lntofiief tween nations, ‘w-htat understand- inmtthoy may establish; it makes no. difference what leagues ,ov_ as~ sociatlonsflfiéy May fella ‘ 1PM: tiopg up‘? "qgainsfeachl 211119;, for we». Mlfljliiblvill ensue in the and. "Therefore-mo treaty is of value unless’ it leads to ‘an understanding among nations that they will nbt