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Fletcher's strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.

for babies. A babyls medicine

Remedies primarily prepared

UG not It was the need of

` il remedy for the common- ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,

u Ind no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30

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'Cgstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,

Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. -it contains

. neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its

age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for time relief of Constipation, Flatviency, .Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Foverishnees arising -- therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Boweis, aide the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’a Comfort-The lIot.her’s Friend.

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benefited ae crops and pasta

ed and printed 06 oente per thou and at Brace'a. Congoleum rugs big reduction. Write Brace’s f

ee, sbel/le, spokes, etc_, at Brace'

-MEETING-'l‘he.Bedeque R

is invited. _ _,I

-A COL\-ISION.-A slight col

lision between an auto and

Sureet, Summersltie Saturday a

each party .to .go 50-50 on the r pairs.

iacreaset. the night watching stat! mg "ne-‘_ in me summer and 'Jude

ylhug by the showing vlhlch' they

gales' and dry weather' mr me san; have already made. there is every

regular evening train for-the we

up at . ll, for a few seconds owing to a smal

train. A passer-bye took charge

arrived here lately is in far fro

per shape. li.

_. f E t' l-'ith bet c>>"”‘:;' reihitgaise toiae obetaingd L

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i BEAVER FLCUR.

‘ Beaver Flour “gives to brend s distinctive, . delicious, nutlike flavor; and makes ples,

cakes and pastry ot light, even texture.

" The only reason why every Canadian house- ' wife is not using Beaver Flour is-all have _

‘store was entered Saturday nigh lor early Sunday morning. by push- ing the door in, breaking the con- nections of the Yale lock on thel

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inside Everything inside was tu ged upside down and two pairs ,pants are missing. The door *Rob-ert Fraser's. next ddar, w

iaiso talniered with but the burg-

l iars did not get ln.

were suffering from want of rain.

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spcelal prices. Get ready for Domin ion Da Races, sulky wheels_ tub-

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Cross Society will hold a meetln

in Central Bedeque ball on Wed- nesday. June 15th at 8 p. ln. Misa McMahon will be present and will hddiresa the rneNilW. Evqryone

carriage toolt; place on M/ate

tornoon. The rear wheel of -the car- -THE BEDEQUE Tuxls Squar

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-A COMMEN-DAB\-E ACT. --

The City -Fathers of -Sunlmerslde

last week end owing to the heav

ty of fire protection. This wa a step in the right direction an the citizens are 'loud in praie for their important tboughtflrlnes

child being on the track, who seem ed amazed ut the approachin

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--A BUSY SPOT-The armour

Keeper assisted by Q. .M. Sergt. _ _ pamgmg are wopktnx em-ly and -Mr. George Dalton and Miss lm.. making .preparation for B_‘ Viola Dalton. Burton, Lot 7. were squutl, P. E. l. Light Horse which visitors lu town vu Saturday. H.

leave for camp on the 28th inet. The saddliug and equipment which -Miss Annie Morrison, Summer

good condition, requiring much ex- tra labor to put everything in pro- _

-TRAIL RANGERS.-On Satur-| -Mr, W_ M, McKay of the cn

day afternoon, June 4th, the Pros- pferry, Prince Edward. spent th

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-wetcoior new-'rho show- -ttoesrens acAitc"e-'-ow' or

ers of Sunday have greatly reiiev- ga pw ed the dust eluatlon on the streets, r

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to the heavy gales the _et days practically no iobst 'rs we e

which nad become almost unbear~ landed on the North llde- of the sble_ The country will also be much island and many trrps are repor tl'

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in had shape.

-sN.|ovAs't.e rims.-.sandy

-MII-K BOTTLE et°i>i>ers wax- Meodregor was in summerside

I- Saturday evening whore he gave

a good time to the boys ofthe Y. M. C. A. after which Sandy in- rited the bunch to'Bunn's Cafe where-they were served with has cel-am. ` _

tl ‘ _:main Fntam-.Enzo Hone; tt -A runaway caused great. excite- ment on Water -Street. ‘Summ

at the train and ran in full spe ti through the autos on the str , not touching one. The horse w s

. stopped at the West end of Water B Street neither the lady or horse , was hurt.

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riage was demolished but tm mot- held an r.tternoon's sports on June ter was settled, it ie understood 3rd consisting of .pole vaul-tl

e- running. Jumping. a bicycle race

etc. Mr. Simpson, the secretary tf the Y. M, aC. A. was present and assisted in carrying out the sports.

The boys are training up for _ a

d 'indication that they will be able B to put on something pretty good. , in the line of Field and Traci;

kets with them, and after the

_‘A NARROW ESCADPET' The sports two of the ladies served

st lunch inthe schoolrbom of the

Saturday evening last, had to hold

fu- vet end °f to W; f.’.§‘;‘.’.?.‘i' .§."§..'.‘I.°..”...`.”.‘.‘.§f"i’.‘,..l'.°',..I.‘.§2.

_ -the some evening,

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the child and the train proceeded. ____<o>---

y WESTERN PERSONALS

nl side is visiting at Dane Wolfe, guest of Miss Belle Howard. H.

-Miss Gertrude Gallant, has re-

turned from Charlottetown where

-sunol./ms srtl.-|_ susv ln h h . 1,, fr, suM|vlEn_e|oE.-Mr. charles Ar -S ° ad been "ing °“d°'

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enault. who conducts a tailor shop _Mr and “rs J I Mumwnd and lon Granville Street.founo that hip. Mn J. T0dd‘m0l6m‘d to M`sco“che|,(.h,,,.,,|,' gummerside, in the mn.

on Sunday. They were guests of Mr tlut-ting of which two of the boy-l

,and Mrs. John Gillis.

m"- -Mr. Frank Brothers, Verno g River. spent over Sunday wit

oglfrieuds in town. li. as. . ”*“

-night making the trip by motor; | ____ _

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slde. Saturday morning when a it-om Mrs. Gilbert, or Greencastle; horse driven by e lady took fright. pm who Bam she had maya” m., Q . . eet `

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Field D'\y which they purpose hold-_ ' M. cg A, may 1921

events. The boys took their bas~_ a large extent' u preparation for

n part-nts tor their support of the h l“to_\x-’ Work. in addition, Y. P.

-Mr. James Allen, Emerald was

a visitor to -Summerside Saturday

2'! sA'ruaoAv, .lutv oth

From Left To Right'

,V BRIGHTON, June/il.-Tre ques- tion' why -the mackerel ht the aq- .usrium here always swim from left to right round the rock in their ,tank and never vary the direction

'Q ftheir endless journey has puz- vled many and even when the luestion was recently asked at a plbeting of the Sussex Sea Fisher- Committee no one was able to` supply the information.

At a later meeting of the com-I

mittee the clerk offered a solutionl _of the question. ‘ " 1-Io said he had receved a letter

ticla in an American paper about this mystery. 'Sho was of the op- inion .that Uhe reason for tre one- way swimming oi’ the mackerel was that they swam in harmo/ny with nature, or. in other words with -the

‘motion of the earth. | "Phe latter has been sent io the British Board of Agriculture.

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REPORT OF COUNTY SECRE-

TARY, PRINCE COUNTY Y. ,

- To the President and Members of the t'ounty Committee. Gentle- ,men-1 have the honor to report as .follows for the month of Moy.

This month’s work has been, to

the sun.mer’s programme. The

change from indoor to outdoor' work has been gradually brought about; and conslderable,tlnle has been given to the stimulating of' cleun sport. hikes. social events, etc. These will form it consider-

able pazt of the midweek activities; during the summer months, and- wlll, supplemented by the regular _.Sunday meeting. bring the boys. back in the fall better equippot`l.| mentally. physically, morally null' socially, to fulfill their more scr- lous obligations of growing .(‘_llri:~lt- lan Manhood and Canadian Citizen- ship.

|'I`hroo Sunday afternoon imset-

ings for boys and lnen were carrier. on in the .Sllmmersltle “Y” during the month, two of which were con- ducted elltire'ly by the boys them- selves .md the third addressed by the Rev. Mr. Hurding. On Sunday evening. May lst, a special Boys Service was held inthe Methodist

t took part. Your secretory. at this , mectirfz. made an appeal to the

l', nml l’les. Prayer Meeting, Sunl-

_ lltorsilio. on May 20th and 25th and

_qt t-:len meeting emphasized im-

Sumillerside Races

.byterian Trail Rangers of Sum- tmerslde visited K-ensington and

side.

week end at his home in Summer-I

- not yet tried it.

" Use Beaver Flour' and note the difference

played a game of baseball with the.

Kensington Trail Rangers, which __M,._ _mmns pendergasl was 5,, resulted in a victory for the visit _smmmeratde samrday, M-ranging

iii". rp .rtfmfw .rv-rt ' rr-.rm”-i‘-1f+`-

- in your bakirlgs.

Sold by your grocer qin

_ ' p ` under the direction of thai; ment p

Mr. Mckenzie, and Mr. ampson, _ _,

THE T H TAYLOR C0 --=~. » 'ue "Y" --we-fy which r=~u=<-fl ....l“.3'§.‘i.21§’...%‘.i`ii2`?‘i.i‘§§'.IZ£ii..

` and Track sposts were carried

ing team. After the game. Field ,for me .mg D,,mm|0,, Day Races

0”. and Sports. or, _.___

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LIMITED & ”"~ ‘ . “S '°"°ws: Pole va“.u°_`1s'§3 %°‘a“d,_in§ their honeymoon! throuathout

LVM' 2“‘1‘m°k S°h“‘m°“’ ‘ L°“"Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

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CHA1-HAM: ONT- H5 is iViorr'son Height 6 feet and 5

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" ' I ' . _ ' _ to Summerside 'Saturday evening.,

Orville Darlach. Time i3 25 sec HIS many fnendapwere glad to Se

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Iontls. 60 _yard das-h-lst .Er

-; 'public policies. Ami then it goes Morrison. .2nd James Morrison. are-_ -

.. Orville Darrach. Time 9 seconds. , on to assert that the future of . Standing Brand Jumpglst Erma _ML “Pagan Mcwnnnn M S

*he C°”S°"'““"° P‘"‘Y We ‘""'l:vlol-rlscu. and Roland Lyle, sm Louis. Mo.. who spent the ous WSL 15 110'- 3 C0n9ld€T3“°n for the James Morrison, Digtapge, 7 feet, ‘WGGK ill -Stlflihliirhitle left Silturtlfl

judlcary," Who said that is was? Suitable prizes we\l;e given hyd ‘e ~

I 1 _ d I ki th p t | 1 business men._of t e town, an .n -1”* 1 1,1 lid sc?l;e;tn:;v;]glea;edav:h(;_ utitlition, foe cream was served to -Mr. Wm, Wood of

'= U 3, M" y 4 :bmi _wa Ars umm me of the the visitors. lt ls -understood that arrived Saturday night to visit h

_ ul' _,,;. g , _ \` f et' - V- 9 W _the Kensington boys are to come fat-her, Mr. H. P. Wood who 7, -;;; `- u\tlllT,g.1‘-',-T f...'°' f sworn judicary, OR ONLY AN AC- to Summerslde for a return game seriously lil at the -Prince Count

' cl<:»l>'rl-:»n <1A.NDlDA'l;E ron THE 4. the near future. Hospital.

l‘0Sl'I`l'0N. Anti having done that

th ltter -Messrs E l-lennesy

it should have reall e e M D- m L-G0 It _- which it was trying to make cap- ‘ _wANTE°_A 'ALL GROUND Agents” 0'; Bgrdggemdpdietl

» f. Iital out of, T() SEE WHAT WAS -With the brand of baseball that Summerside Sunday evening , 4 IN IT, before making an oss of it- "is being' giventhe fans of.»Summer- --

lself upon the subject. There are S540- me “Wd 0' 3 s“"'“'b‘e dm' -Mrs. (Dr.) Guenell of

-t _ mond becomes more and more ap- Mass" spam me past two

some thin s. a rt from interpre

; ftatlon of lgaw Iwnhich come withinipurent' At lflremmlgmih semor "`|sm"§ f"°“d“' While 1" - .the 8 1' d ri ht somelgameii 5’ We a' ‘Q e ° gf merslde she was the guest of 1 cope o o ju ges it _ J uven e ones, are payed on t e mn,” Bunn Mm Guns”

or whom have esteemed it to be a Bchvul ttfouuds. which are skirt- fm- ,eww gum,-day m,,,,,\,,g_

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th morning on return

‘ed on three sides by town streets

sacred duty. _

. or country roads. To get any idea. _Mayer Campbell' Dr' Tama

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or the game' N '"0 See tm play' L Moore James Morrison and

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Honorable Mr. Arsenuult was for- ced to resign, is absurd and incor- rect." Wherein ia the absurdity and incorreetness? Could he hold .his judicial position anti AT Ti-l.E

TH-E CONSERVATIVE PARTY? (lr perhaps the half baked writer doesnt know fwnat the word "lor- t:etl" implies. It cunnot realize that a sense oi right and propriety

_ is estimated as u force by nil hon- "ofst people, never having acted un- der such an influence in its own

, In the pages of Judtcml history the inns have to stand on the die- ' ' | _ there are countless instances.where 11191111 Sm"»°f me” mm’ with me hsriixny lilitfllnnidirx i1lFtiniei‘h:ii?mf‘isl?iat` i b ‘result that the first bag is usual- y

_ a/ge' and an inspiration which could for an athletic carnivn . V

not be taken exception to, even if

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Japanese Mission

`h can l m , o fl ' _ tliewHdt;lii'lersn)den lirorile “tile niierg' ink’ °°`3=“°f,' 'mr throne of Justice itself. When be gala: of or me Uzuensq' commended to the party he was ~ - "0 gh, g on

leaving, to live up to the "aepirs- `

tions and ideals of its former -°--' leaders," he was directing them to VLADIVOSTOK. Juno 18-Com-

the ideals of those who are the mlll\|0li-|°|\ W"-ll K|l\5l\'0\|ll¢ lil-I honored Judges of the land, whom, |199” ¢‘|¢ 03 “il 'W9 “lf ll 01' if their ideals were not ot the lon- ifreued for the nloty of the -lam- |¢|,¢ an mm; ,»||m,em,, kind, nose military minion_ther_e.

would not be honored with those, ' . _

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immediately under the erm ne ro I hlockpd b B www" “oth” mp accompuled bv their Amherst

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cs, and direct from the very bench (iowa is at gina’ and th; catcher m_end3_ who le" by ,mrferry S‘§_ p O v

____ ltselt the most worthy and nblest usually has to mme” me ba" nrt-ay evening for their homo in _ , '

‘of judges have gone further than when it 8°,” bm (mm ,mower ho” Amhefut. A l0“Y H005 lime 19 T0? ` ‘ » ' _ . ,the lion, Mr. Arsenault did ln this of baseball fans who take up their ported' » ‘ ‘ . L _ \

'm,,mnCe’ in giving approval to the stntionsh behind Ati ttllle list ___-<-o>-- _

course of honor, and commends- 3:38-So_f sngnpignggs "Datum: 2

U0" t0 €ff0\'¥S fm' the P“bll¢ 1:1' brand of ball that was as good as A

terestl-\_ Anti when the Hon. 1'- any that ha been shown p ._

Araenualt expressed confidence, 0l‘:stth£nd|l£ggs;i0\'alF6325”-Lnz’hB:;‘F_ “ME T"”E °°NT“"UE T° LEAD. zllgsoftfgafu ‘1f{}1l_‘\"te lu; ion of was ou-cc autumn gym- "Bayer" only is Genuine '

_ ' '_ ' ' in-the wool fans. A larger ield,

pnrty‘wlll retain the aspirations. with facilities for erecting grand , 5 _ mul ideals or its former lenders stand and bleachers. is what ll - .

tl wil strive to steer a course W“m°d”“"'d` “ch B "am °°“m H ,_._,F*'

an l well accommodate the athletic

‘N KEEPING WITH HONOR AND activities' of Summerside well, with ' I THE PROTECTION OF THE PUB- ,n running track. jumping pit, hur- 1

rl( |N-|~|.<v;|.13'r/5 he ugedglmrgu Idle course and other clonveniencea

' _ You will find a wonderful array "of Parlor, Living Room, Dining

Room, Bedroom, Hall and Kitchen_Furniture. The most popular finishes - V are here-the newest: design.ln short you’ll find just what you want’ at mo-

ney-saving prices in I-Iolman’s Furniture Department.

' ` Mny we not hztvethe pleasure of a visit from you-SODNY

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l-‘ree for all Trot and Paco $150_ 2140 trot $100. Ii minute Trot and Pace $i00_

. Purses divided 50, 25. 15. and 10] percent. Entrance 5 per cent of‘ purse and additional on winners.

2 Entrance close on Saturday. July nd. _ T-rack is a member of the Trott-

portance of Boys' Work. On May 22nd met un tldlllt Bible (Blass ann had an interesting discussion re- Knruing Home Training. The boytl bud several meetings lu the Hull during the month ut which physical exercise was given, follow- etl by the singing of songs and hymns. and the meetings closed by prayer by one of the boys.

'The County Executive, which met on May 10th, expressed its :lp- provnl ot' the holding of a Field Day on May 2-ith, details of which they left to 'the Local Sultllllerside .Committee to nrrunge. According- ly, on May 24th Field Sports were ht-‘ld`. open to the whole county. There were 15S entries over U. '1‘. boys unll nlen from different purtl of the county .taking purt. Prizes were given in each of the eleven events by business men of Sum- merside. Keen oompeti-tion wus shown and the sports were an uw qualified success. Mr. R. C. Sid- enius, Field Secretary. was pres ont acted as an official. On

ing Association.

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Mallory Hats lt not

Mallory Hats have- been made by Mal-

lory in Danbury’ Conn., for a century- tllat’s why Mallory Hats are good. The lat- est Mallory Hats came in Friday-6 hand- some new shapes, six smart new colors.

MOORE & MGLEUD LTD.

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culllilllhh \vho was leaving Sum-' Lou' Buckley._ our General Sec- mersitle in the near future, nntl an retary spent the 18th in Sumlnev

address and presentiition given illm

side. ln the evening he addr-8556.1

by the members of the Victor it prayer meeting, after which he Stluure. met the Local Committee and dis-

(ln May 21st fl visited Kensing- <‘llSSell the situation with them. Lou

toll and found the 'fralil liungers iS Cflllllllii’ Ilgilill Jllnc 5th and (ith tliore doing good work under the. when nc will touch~Alberton anti tllrertioll of their energetic :md ef- Sunlillefililie-

t`it:it-ut mentor, Mr. Mulienzle. Thu' on Ma. 5U A seth ..n.l mb I spent ln Albc.-ton the Sec,.e’,a,,,’ Arif; (§;‘;"r‘foue1:f,’:I‘”

und t)‘.I,t-tary. :mtl found ll good in- 1,,-unch of, me Y_ w._ C A m

tcrest in baseball. Sllcceetled in

Sumlnerside girls and 4

getting rcp;'t-sentatives oi'O'Le|lry meh. work with ,num ,nl rs to nu-ot Aiberton und Tignish boys deserve' much gr-“gf gf" the work und forth u league. The West which they have .elrggdy accom- l‘rint:e lizlsobnll i.eagut=. Mr. Mol-' pushed, and with the cornillg of full risey of Tignlsh very kindly uffcr- ,md more thorough organization,

en a cup as trophy for 'the season

big things may be looked for from

Mr. John A. Lea has made n sim- '_heC_(;_1_'1'_gro\lps. ilinl' offer to tho Trail Rangers of on the whole the outlook for

Summerslde.

country work anions the boys lu

0 Zllztv "l Sand Maotiergnr promising and. with a foundation

gov; the bo:‘s|n.nd giyilsa real treat started. the 9°!-Blbllllufli Of UW

‘ - r immeasurable. No in

in Epworth l-lull. his .Scottish future a o - s.,n~¢5_ |mE|-5\,e_,-sed with page ad- vostmont will give as big returns vice. making a deep impression. as a little time anti interest given Sandy has promised to como ognin to the cominz me” “f OUF C0\1l1l\‘i'- ut an early date and meet the l\0y5 l Hill. l°0Sll'2Uif\1llY Y0\\|'fi- on the gym floor. We can assure H. H. SIMPSON

. County Secretary.

hllll u hearty welcome. N __

, The reputation of Holman’s Furniture Department for supplying

goods of the highest standard at consistent prlces is far-reaching.

There is not alcorner in Eastern Canada but 'what orders furniture

1 regularly -from .Holmlm’s-iand this 'volume is increasing from year to"year‘

as the reputation o_!`Holmnn’s go further afield. “

- _ Whether it is a gift to the Bride ora complete outfit of furniture from '

Kitchen to Attic, no where ln Eatern Ganada are you offered a bigger var- _

lety-better quality-lower prices than at Holman’s i_ '

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