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1 . .f You may want to change l your automobile, or your ’ piano, or even your home-

but you will never want to

' change the COFFEE, -when

. once you taste the delectable .

flavour;of Chase & Sanborn’s

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is “SEAL BRAND” COFFEE.

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The Summerside Driving Park,

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$70031’ IN PREMIUMS $700.2’

Entries close June 26th, I917

PROGRAMME

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Get Your Picnic

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HWCYY Wi if f mniwm Wm nm Wi T --

"ll Everything necessary to m akiiei your

1. Free~for-all Trot & Pace, Mile Heats, Purse. .$300.00 2. 2.25 Class, Pace, Half-mile Heats, Purse . . . .$250.00 3. 2.40 Class, Trot, Half-mile Heats, Purse . . _ .$150.00

The Summerside Driving Park Co nlii 'i CREELMAN M|cARTHUR, l’re\'t .l.F. ARNETT, Sec’y-

1 Supplies at H-olman’s

picnic a big success-bottled drinks and ciders, cigars, confectionery, biscuits, fruit; also popular games, “ree-hot” selling picnic specialties,

We will-also loan glasses, bottle openers,

barrel taps-and co-operate in every way to make your picnic an immense success fin- ancially and otherwise.

You will find that apicnic will prove

the most successful means of raising funds for church, Public lustitutions, Patriotic or Benevolent purposes.

_ 'We will help all_ these interested in a 'picnic--offer suggestions-render e v e r y possible assistance. ~ .

_Write us if you plan on holding a picnic

advising us the date, and we will prove that ` we can be of service and assistance to you. `

R.T. Holman Limited

Summerside

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ie _ ` Wet nesday, August 8th

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HOYSE REICQS

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f-an ‘ -The Semniersiile Driving Park,

A Tonic For llie Nerves

I Nervous people who have not yet developed a disca.-e that can he ro-

' cc-gnized and trezitvd by the medical

profession have the greatest trouble in finding- relief. Irritation, honda lobes, sleeplcssness, nervous tlyspops lla. all these illscoinforts make life miserable, but are endured rather than run a doctor's bill without definite

lic-pe of an improved condition.

of the nerves is not restored.

nervous svsteim. A iii~:~\-oiis or

is more. the benefit. will be lasting cause tho trouble is attacked at

building up the bit.-od restores

Pills always feel bright, active strong.

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prisr-.d to see how i1iiit'kl_v the

former eiiergy i'etiii‘ii. You can

dealer: in-r by inail at 50 cents a

Ont.

' Absolutely

I Kills Moths,

Bugs, Fleas, osquitau;

_ ' F lies,

'» -- Roach

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Powonn

" ASK any rsturncd

soldier how much

I they valued Kentinfa

at the Front. lt's won- derful. Send your sol-

Sou flier boy u tin. V I _ `1¢`i~n;-wlmra lk"

.' , su¢»A¢¢|\i»r..ic.....i. ` H. F. Ritchie dtCn.,l0 Mi:Ca\|l5\..Torohto

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§7o`i».oo nv rnslviiums $700.0

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7 lsntries close iiistakt-s June 25th. in other class g I

/lrgi st 4th, 1917. l

A l Freoior-all Clan, Trot :mil Pace, Purse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $300 " . ' T $10 00 fi . ‘

.I 2 2.25 (fills, Trot and Parr, (Stake) “ . 200i Rosmel won th( wld medal "ms (r Seam"

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The Summerside Driving Park Co. cnisiiiiiu uaiinrnun, i»...'i. i. it. iuinirr, s..',.rf....l uw

Baron Rossiier

(Enrolment N°' ‘Al The performances ofthis The Pure bred Ch-d°sd.._l. sires stick is hc-comirg ton

Wil' familiar to rtquiie cvniment

make the season at his owners herein

roi

stallion ‘Banu Rossitt-r

stables at Marshiield “lla

lor the best Canadian br Clyderdalc stallion any age

1916. WILLIAM ll. GODFR

4iti,is,i2Mti»,lmo ' -

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province

-COAL CARGO.- The schooner,

“Mllabar” Capt. Razavet is ln port with a cargo of coal for Messrs Jose- ph Read & (fo.-H,

-ON FURLOUGH. - Srgt. Leo

Mcintyre arrived in Summerslde l-‘ri- day evening from Aldershot and went through to Alberton where he will Bllend a short furlough.-H.

-SAFE ARRlVAl..- The following

telegram was received on Friday from Lieut L. McDonald who went over- seas with the boys ol’ the 105th refri- forcements. Lieut hlcDc-naltl was O. P. ol' the soldiers quartered at Suni- merslde during the p':-ist wintérz- “Brigliton, England. Miss Annie A. Cuinron. Sumniérslde. “Arrived safely at Shoreham by-tlie-sea... Sgii. McDonald.-H.

-WEDDlNG BELLS.- A quiet

wedding was solemnlzetl at the hc-me of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brown of Margate, on Wednesday the 13th inst. at 6 o'clock a. ni., ,when their eldest daughter Nettie FI. was united marriage with ilarold M. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dougaltl Stew art ot' .\'c-rboro. The ceremony was performed by the Itev. ’l‘. W. Good-

" 'wili'l'i`i` the"p`i'ese`iit‘e"of`the"lnTmetiiate‘

relatives of the coiitracting parties. The bride who was dressed in ;| trav- elling suit of blue serge with large picture hat, eiitercil the ilraiving room leaning on the firm ot’ her father. while llliendeilsc~hii‘s Wedding March was beautifully reiitlcred b_v hcr sister Miss Jennie Brown. Tho beau- itiful and costly presents received by lthe bride bore testimony to the est- eem iii which shi;-, was hr-ld by her friends. The grooni's gift to the bridc was cl be;iutii`ul pi-ari iiccklai-e,and the presents from her l`atli<.r, and father- ‘in-law consistetl nf bank cheques for one hundred dt-liars from each. The ceremony over, the giiests sat down to a sumptuous repast prepzired by the hostess in her iisual good style. after which the happy couple left amid she-wers of good wishes on a wedding tour through Western Can- ada.

Every sufferer should know the

danger oi’ such a condition lo the ner- vous system. Nervous debility and even paralysis -in-ay result it the tone

The one big fact that brings hope

and relief is that, the nerves can be restored by building up thc blood. it cannot be too often repeateil that only through the blood can nourish- mont or meiiiclno reavli the nerve-s. Dr. \Vllliams` Pink l‘ills make the blood rich -and rod and qiiickly re-

store vitality and energy to ii weiilt.

son

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who gives these pills ti trial is alnirtil certain to see good rnsiilis. and wli-'it

REY. |lR.lllFlS Will llNllWll lSlllNlllll

root. This blooil makes weak nerves:

nerve force. That is why people who occasionally take Dr. Williams Pink

and

li’ you are wcik nervous, or feeliv "out r~f sorts." give Dr. Willianis Pink Pill trial and von will bc sur-

ner

vousness will pass away and your

_ get

these pills through your .medit-,in

lg - Sho after oiiiciat

-MR. W. K. IMGOUGAN is Guar-

llsn representative in Biimmersida.

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-SUMMERBIDE SHIPPING.-The

schooner F. A. Higgins, Captain Lord, is in port 'discharging coal for Holmims. Ltd. The schooner Bonus, Captain Straight. is at the Railway Wharf with coal for the P. E. l.. Railway.-H. §

-THE NORTHUMBEilLAND.- The Northumberland made u special, trip to Point du Chene on Sunday. ar- riving back at 8 p. m., with a fulll cargo, including three cars ol' flour.l three of cement. one car of binderl twine, one car hardware and one of iron pipe. There is still ii large quantity of freight to be brought ‘ over from the Point. -H.

--l-lANDS_OME FILLY.- Mr. An-.

selm 0'Brien, a popular farmer of| Eimsdale, is the owner of a beautiful two year old filly by the celebrated Stallion, Baron liighball. dam by Brazilian. The lilly is now at the Sum nierside- Driving Park and is being admired by all, the dam has now n t`ap.t.. Aubry at foot which also giv- es much proimise.-H.

-IMPROVE BUIL,DlNG.- A num-

-ber of wrpenters.4ire at work :making further /improvements on the building formerly known as tile Cnr Ferry Dining Rooms. on Water Street. The building has been raised anti put on to a solid foundation, most ot' the interior has been torn down and is being rebuilt in a more modern style. An entire new front will he put in and when' all operations are complet- ed the lirst floor will be divided into separate oiiices or shops.-l-I.

-FIRE SUNDAY MORNING.-The

Suinmerside Fire Department was called out at 8 a. ni., Sunday morn- ing for a blaze on the roof ot' a tene- ment house' on Ottawa Street, for- merly the lEsstern School building. the tiremen promptly responded and soon extinguished the tire which. caused only slight damage. The tire started. evidently, by a spark from the flue.-H.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Gaudet.

Siiniiiiyensidet motorcd in their car wltli some friends to Tignish on

Saturday afterrlqon. 'I'-hliy lritugletl on Sunday after enjoying a p cas-ant ir_ip.-HL .

WESTERN P£itS0ililLS

""livlr'.' 'Héfn-"y'T.é`w‘i=i,‘ ""Aib'i-'i~ion ‘rt-i

turned home on Friday eve-ning being in Sunimerslde on business.-li.

Mr. H. B. Huestls, who is en-

gaged -ai; timekeeper at the- Mniiitlon \lV0rks in New Glasgow, N. S., arriv- ed in Sumlmerside Friday en route to his home in 0’l.eary where he will spend a few weeks vacation.-H.

N

` Ho Succumbed.

“A couple." saiii Mrs Sinipkins.

go( marrled'1r'*few"rlays -ago after a courtship which had lasted fifty years."

“l suppose," replied Mr. Simp-

kius. "the poor old man had ht-i-.onie too feeble to hold -out-any longer."

llllS SllllllENlY

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Prowse Bros Ltd. N

Queen Sr;-get , Richmond Street

June’ s Prettiest , y

Summer Frocks

- Revelations in Brilliant new models extgiisite examples of summer styles made in shirtwaist e ects, . sport models 'and one piece styles, Buttons, Gay ribbon ties---many. smarttrimming. _ features. Pleated;-gatllered some with collars and cuffs of Voile organdie or White -

pique. .

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Breezy Skirts for Summer Days

These airy wash fabrics and chic sport designs suggest delightful

sojourns in the country and enjoyable week ends at the beaches.

White wash skirts in Repp cords, Pique;-Linens and sport styles Price $1.25, 1.35, 1.50, 1.98, 3.50

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Children’s White Dreses

Children’s V

» h Made of line White Voile I Ging am

or embroidery, with double

_. Dresses - . , _

Coats

llounce and colored silk -

A few C h ldren’s Coats of

Fancy dresses of Gipg; Sliepherti’s Check. l\avy.

hams and C0’f0US Wli ribbon around waist line.

fancy 'cuffs' Endwcollar, size 2 to 14 years. Price ....... 78c $2.50

Price 1.50. 210. 3-75

'1;‘Zf.¥;‘;’ Prowse Bros Ltd. :ggi-;=,,,,

Copen blue .and .red. Size 2 to 12 years, to sell for ..... ...$2.98 3.98

We pay the

ing at the wedding ceremony of Piper

pan. Rev. Dr. William F. Tufts, for six years pastor of tllie First l‘i‘esli_‘.'-

I ‘“ ieriau church Columbus avenue, vas 10X

or six boxes tor $2.50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville

stricken with la cerebral heniorxige

- lie is survived by his wife and i~;ic

daughter.

Dr. Tufts appeared tofbe ve"_\- tlrcd

V after the wedding anti l'ei'lln"ti on a

roucli, when he was t'oiind iiiiroiisci- ous. Dr. Jauies Morrison, l'iii l`-.iinily physician. as siimibioiicil; Iir. F. li. Lund, siii'gcon at the lleat- -ini'=.~' ilos- pital, anil two other pity; `.~.i;i:is being sumnioned later.

Dr. Tufts was born i~i llalifax.

and ret-eivorl his c‘i:'l_\' education there. He was graduated from liai- hnusie (foliage 1' tho prize nian unil leaiicr iii his cl- - :_ lie .spoilt three years at l"rini-¢~‘ »n in preparitioii fi-.' the niinii-tiv an 1 took tiio years' work

` of A. M.

ileturniiig to the Provinces he was

licensed by the Presbytery ot' iiallfax

` and ordained hy the Presliyteriaii uf, . Prince lédwarrl island. ills first..

7 charge was at iledeque, his second at

llawkesliiiry, (‘. B.

and died at the Deacons-ss' l~lc<spital.'

Sharon l'liurt'li. Stellarton, N.S.,wl\ei‘e-

' he roiualneii 12 years. l`ontlnuing his

studies in New Testanieiii cxcgei-iis. he oblaiiiod a your's leave oi’ ibiii-.rice- for rnsearcli in tho British Ivliisouni.

Sirc ( r~ sccus 2021-A

Uilm Cn-scent by Ira

» Wilkes

lliis pun- Hreeti speed

slgned's stable Klnkoia.

e c Mares at owners risk. Mares F' coming from a distance will

the Charlottetown Exhibition in be met at Kinkora station and

attendedto at modeiate rate.

l=Y MICHAEL fniuuisn 113.1' In ,charge

B95.li,SMtiies,nfi‘t,lhvks. ‘

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ills longest pastorate was in tho,

nos'roN, ruy ~ kk i__/

Jainics ('anierori. oi’ the Kilties‘ Band A £5 B- _li

classes of llr. lliarcus Dlrzls in New College, Ediiiiboro. A1 the closq of his stay_ abroad, Dr. 'l'iil`ts look his _examination in New Testainent exegesis nt the l‘I`€Sl\.Vl€fl' an (`i~lle;ie, Montreal. Ile ret~elve1l an average ol’ more t"' ' ’ 'l pei* cent- lllld was awarded the .ic,',..~e of D. D. in 1908 he removed to the presbylery ot Boston anti issumed the pastorate ol' the llnion sqiiare dw: "li, Somerville. being installed July li. `

ills greatest success has been in

Sunday sclieol work ind especially in nit\.n's'classes, in which he was decp-

ly interested. i

CANADA'S TRIBUTE T0

SIR JULiAN BYNG.

(Yl"l`AWA-General Sir Julien

Byng‘:i rct’-rc-nieiit fiom the (Tanaillaii command in l~`ran<'e is flf'€lll.\' l`0i!l`<‘l- tml it\ ollii-ial and military t~irt-los in thc Capital. ills Exiclleiivy the Duke oi` Devonshire has calilcri his appro- ciation of General Byng in thc t'ollo\v- ing, message:

‘On behalf of tho. people and

Government of (‘.nnuda"l desire to ex-.

press my deep regret. iiint your ns- snciatinn with the (`nnadian corps has como lo a terniination. ilnilug the _voar you have been in 1-ominand von have gained the i-onllilf-tire and

' an Miss Beatrice Craswell, of lilattni p- 1 _ 11- h-___. --L- - --

deeply appreciate your line Sci'\'li'cs to Canada and the Einplrc wliilc lu t-oininand of this corps. and send our thanks, together with our host wislies for every siircess iii your new sphere of activity."

It is bel-loved here that General

llyng has been given the coniniand of one of the large lirlitish armies on the western front. There is no ques- tion of his popularity uinung thi' (`an~ niiian troops, and his i-uinniniid has been a brilliant siict-css, culniinatlng in the great. vit-tory at Viiny llidge. Canadian ollicers from the fiont -state that. ir higlioi' coinniaiid was otl'ored (ieneral iiyng spirit- months ngn_ but he .preferred remaining with the 'Uaiiatiiiaiis until they had coinplcteii the task i-ici tliinn. the <~apt\|i'i-. of Vimy Ridge, the strongest Gerniuii position on the western l't‘ont. it is hoped here thai olthor General Tur

.ner or General (furrlc will siicizecd

(ienera'l ilyiig in tho t-oininand of tho (‘anatiian army. li' ii tlanadian is

is _, ____..__ ..=

'selecteil it \v-ill probably he General Currie, as General Turner is required in Eiiiilaiitl to organize reserves and keep the illwisions ut the fi-ont to 'full s-trength.

ily Us Next' 'l'ii_n_e

When Requiring

A Shave Hair-Cut or Massage

We are Specialists in all branches of the

Tonsorial Ar

You will find our

parlor compares with the best in point of work- manship equipment and

Duriniz- this year he also took thel

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George Cresceus 4z246\g;i\;;-n1rlili;'3l;-:i(;;:;';-'_t:F- wr~l"»iniiig _\ou`

producing Site will make the

' season 1917 at the undet-

i-arnt-d the gratitude of nil. and i trust, the mt-niorlcs of this cvviilfull period will bo as fz|‘alii_\'iiii; to you as they arc to t‘annila. l liopc we shall

scrvice.

Drop In and sec us-

MILTON BELL

Fine Services. ~

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Sir Robert Borden sent the to1low~

ing rants ihmnzh sir George Perlev

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‘ghd 'lmlailiave lezllned wilh regret that

‘yon are severing your ctinnectirn -

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Monuments t* ai endure the Ravagcs oi Time

AFC what You seek to inlike

‘"9 *TRW 0 f your departed ""g‘- We Simply no others.

ur Monuments are the best

tobe had. Estimates given.

60 Kent Street

14 (0-10-7tu1mo.

H Chander -& Bell

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‘lt you want to lea some cut-

glass values that are away out of the ordinary. bot.h for Dl|<`-9 and quality. eall in anrl soo the line we are offering 'how HOW-

Otir window /SW" *li Mr

idea of the quality” but "W boat. samples are inside. Clll in. ,,

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