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EMPEROR SEND MESSAGES

I.f)I\”I)O1.\I, !\i»a_\' 17- -- 'i`vl<\i€i‘11mS

exuhnngotl hetwlicn iKng fic1»l‘i:<‘ and hhnperor Yoshihito ul' .inlliln were publlslivd tmlny. Tho n\<>..-;-

cu\|nt1'ius.‘

--- -- WESTERN PERSONALS

_“agp uf Kim; George expresses carbollc acid is kept for u_se in grunt pleitsiirc at the visit c'l` the cautermng Wmmds and Cui!! BUS' .l:x.p.n\c:<o (`rown P|'in-cc. I-le says it is hoped that " this visit may fztrmttgllir-n thc ties oi friendship wliif.-li so happily unite our two

3*- . ' ~ ,K1 V- Mr. S. J. Durant and child left

Far and wide the infor- mation is traveling that

PosTToAsT1Es

Are Superior Corn Flakes

Ongjhe creamy-white heart of e choicest corn is used. daintly seasoned,ro11ed and toasted crisp and brown.

Get the Yellow' 'and Red wax-wrappedpeckage -- ` your guarantee of goodness Ready to eat-Economical

Soldéy Grocers Everywhere

Made by Canadian Ristum Cereal C0. |.td.Winclsor, Ont.

it SpI_ead’Ihe Good News! I

‘of their nephew, Mr. Fred John-

a talented lecturer and singer ln

treat no one can afford to miss. St. Paul’s Hall, Summerside, Thursday nexlt at 8 lp. m.

-18HlPPING.- Calpt. Weston.

owner of the schooner Maude

Cousins, entered port on 'Sunday lumber laden, also from Richibuc- to. the carge is for I-Iolman‘s Ltd.

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gree staff of the Maple Leaf Re, bekahs met at the home of Mrs. A, F. Bell on Monday evening and

silver and an address. The address was read by Mrs. -Dickie, U. G., and the pres entation was made by Mrs. Cobb, V. G. A. A very pleasant ev-:ning was spent.

-WEDDED IN BOSTON.-The

marriage took place in Boston on Saturday, of Miss Margaret Mc-

side and Mr. Bennison Craig, form erly of Malpcque, both bride and groom have a host of friends in Suinmerside. Miss ‘McPherson was for a number of_ years apop-

-A BIG lMPROVEMENT.- A

vacant lot on the corner of First and Central streets. wfhtioh usual-

pleasure to look nt, not only by the owner but also by the passer by_ children also will benefit by the

several vacant lots through -the

pearance by at little la\bor and ex- pense.-H.

merside is an indication that he 'was born honest, at any rate, in 'the opinion of one of the leading |grocers of this enterprising town. The grocer in question forgot to .lock his shop on :Saturday night. and the neglect would probably not have been noticed if two tot.s_ usuul customers of the store, had not found the door open on 'Sunday morning and went in, with a pen- -ny' each_ to buy some candy. Find- ing no one in the store, they 'began ,playing .with the Yale lat h and locked themselves in. In vias their battering on .the door that brought tt few rescuers and the proprietor who was much .pleased at finding everything in the store intact.

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:na prime_ dressing for wounds.

-tin some factories and workshops

tained by the workmen. For bet- ter to keen on hand o bottle of 1),-_ Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. It. is just as quick ln action and does not scar the skin or burnthe flesh.

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for Halifax Tuesday morning.

-tivir. ‘Lee Rogers has returned

home from Toronto.

-Mrs. J. J. Gaudet left this

morning for New York.

--Mrs. Stetson of Charlottetown

is the guest of F. W. and Mrs. Manson.

-lMr. Philip Callback who had

been visiting in Moncton has re- turned to Summerside

--Mrs. D. J. Coffee who has

spent the past week in Summer- side leaves this morning for her home ln Boston. Mass.

-Mrs. Largey of' Bangor. Maine. has left on return after spending the :past week in Sum-- merside.

-Wire. Howard S. Weeks of

Froclericton. P. E. I..1Mrs. Will- nrrl Enmrm of Tryon were in Snmmerside attending the funeral

sion.

~Mrs. Geo. 13. Hlllls who has

i'»r»-mt vlsfttlnz her miiehts. IMF- nnd Mrs. H. A. Compton. Sum- vnersllle. the past two W60i¢9 T0" for hs-r home in Halifax Tuesday morning.

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l€l»NG3VtllLLE.- ONT.. Mav 17.--

'Phe plent.nf tho Brown Woolen! trmmpany, Limited. valued nt. $150.- 000 was completely destroyed by ftro of unknown orlsln -yesterday. Fort hands are thrown out of om

-SCI-i00NER LOADING.-f1‘he|

schooner. P. F. Cousins. is unload-QKIMMBIR" "‘Monl Lt’| a bmw ing lumber for R. T. Holman's Ltd nicht the nicht." "Whaur?“ Bt.

-JU~8'I’ RECEIVED a lange ship- sion 86c. Benefit of Ldbrary.

men-t of Canadian Handicraft l

Goods, including dress ~goods_ bed V spreads, slumber rugs, etc_ Mrs. M. More fresh 'herring have -been J. McLellan, Bookstore, Summer- landed here this season than for 9

_.EN-|-E31-AWMEN1-_ _ Dmy; however. and' it is likely the fisher- miss the entertainment in Center- m9D_Wm 50°" be takin! in "W" vine Han on wednesday. tho mn nets- H

Chqd;-eu 20¢_ ` item in the issue of the 16th inet.

-COME IN YOUR CARS f rom ` .

. Event l\o. 4. in the 18-14 age has

e country to hear Mr. Malcom been changed from a Runnmg Hgh

‘tslcotuna in song and story” Mr J“'"'" '° “ P° “ ' ° N

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Frank T' wands me leading music third series of events the aKe inn of the island will also take instead M being 19'” -annum have

part in the programme This is a beg” 19 yea" and ab°v°'

Scotch son and also 1 a

Weston, has discharged h-is cargo of Dram, gsso\m;_ Thisnwill 'bean U' mmbe’ and is ”°w takiug °“ “ event for lovers of goo-l music and 'md uf Produce. WW' Uma- etc" for. s full house is extpected. St. Paul‘s the return trip to Richibucto. The, Han Thursday, the 19”," Admls. schooner P. F. (Cousins, Calpt. sion 35 cenm

,..-.Pl`tESEN'l’ATiO-N.-The' De- .i¢¢>._‘l

present-'id Miss Bessie Lord with -Mr. E. Mloidarlane of Redcque

Pherson, daughter of Mr. and Wmlum CM-m¢_.her,, of fgm-den Mrs. Geo. McPherson of Summer- matured to .5“mm,,,-side Mondo-,-'_

\ ulur employee of Sinclair & Stew-

art.

ly grew a crop of unsightly weeds. ‘ '-‘C‘1Df- Joh” L~ Read of U_‘°'("lf has I-ecenuy the.” ploughedv hav Ferry P_ E. I. WAS Visitlllg lrielllis rowed and converted into a flower `h"e ‘M°“day'_H' | garden, this work is highly com- -__- mended as in due -time it will be a ‘ -Mr. and Mrs. Elias Biailfili.

appearance giving them up 0t;_|ect.i -Prohibition inspector Barbour lesson on tidonesg, There are ‘made on official call here on 'Mon-t

town which could be greatly im».`l2\‘etty dull. :Mr. Barbour is n li_vp proved und given an a»ttrsc-tive ap- 1111111 and HIWHYH ready £0 0fll‘1'y,,°“

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-THE Houesr 'rowN.- 'rnel

que; gmt a man comes gmm Sum.-, ::When a. mother detects from

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_“WHAT'8 A' THE STEER,

Ptaul’s Hall Thursday next. "Scot- land in Song and Story". Admis-

--HERRING PL‘I‘NTliFU-L. -

number of years_ the catch for the last few days has been declining,

-~SPORT8.- In reference to an

regarding Y. M. C. A. Field Sports in Summerside on the ‘ll4tl1 of May.

le V ult Ala in the

--'THE MUSIC =LOVE-R8 of Sum-

merslde and vicinity will welcome the opportunity of -hearing Profes- ser Watktis, of Charlottetown, as accompanist to Mr. Mnlcom's

number

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::Mr. Man-do you enjoy beat-

Ing dusty carpets? . A “I-to-over" ln the home makes carpet bcatlni unnecessary. -Beer 6, Weeks.

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was in .Summerside Monday.

t-Mr. John ’l‘-hompson of Mar-

gate -was in ~Sumimerside Monday.

+Mr. Ray Morrtis and wlt'e of

Grandville matured to Summerslde Monday.

-Captain John L. Reid :md

-Mr. Philip S. Howntt of CHDG

Traverse was ~in Suminerside on- business_

-Mr. John A. ll§‘erguson, manag- er oi’ the Sussex Mineral Watert Sussex, N_ B., spent over Sun- day with former friends here. }{

Summerslde paid st visit to friends at Rnstico during last week. H

day but business in his line seems

his official work.-<H.

the wrlthlngs and fretting of n. child that worms are trou-bling it, she cu\\\rocur-o at reliable remedy in Millers Worm Powders which will expell nll \vorms from the sys- tem. They may cause vomiting, but ` thlsneed cause no nnxicly, because* it is but n manifestation of their thoroughness. No worms can long ‘exist where these powders arc -used.

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Kensington Stake Races

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20TH, 1921

217 Trot 2.21 Pace Second Payment

Dr. W. G. Church. Sunimei-side W. B. MacArthur, Kensington G. R. Hooper, Charlottetown C. H. Benoit, Charlottetown Hammond Kelly, Southport Edward Stewart, French River A. L. Rogers, Kensington

2.25 Trot 2.28 Pace Second. Payment

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\VESTERN PERSON ALS! ~ "

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°rrniIlB:;°¢\:§°|:?::if'i\;°C:£€;tl:lil;ls§ing -gan F rogaine; io!t.>:|`;:'- rfhht, dal Studebaker with U. S. Mail in pictured arriving at

ales 3 hours 47 minutes 30 seconds Ahead of “Tho Lori(

-gust? four records broken by the car. , tr . . .,

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New Llcl-lr-Six

.°s1viAs1-iss ascoaost

` Carrying U. S. Mail, a Studebaker LIGHT-SIX has established four

V E speed records between San Francisco and Los Angeles-traveling A ;` faster than any automobile or train ever made the trips before-

il and proving LIGHT-SIX stamina!

Here is what the LIGHT-Szx did. "

Made the round trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles, 864.8 miles, in Z1 hours

23 minutes elapsed time-a new record'

Made the one-way trip over the Coast Route, 453.7 miles, in 10 hours 12 minutes

30 seconds elapsed time-a new record.

Made the one-way trip over the Valley Route, 411.1 miles, in 9 hours 15 minutes

50 seconds elapsed time-a new record. _<

Beat “The Lark,” fastest express train between San Francisco and Los Angeles, by `

3 hours 47 minutes 30 seconds--a new record. '

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This car was duly deputized. upon orders from Washington, to carry U. S. MaiL

These remarkable records--this exhibin.-on of speed and stamina-prove how the Studebaker NEW

, L!GHT~SIX can make long~continued runs without mechanicatnrouble-the car established its records " on two trips, and was ready to start on the second immediately after completing the first. 0

You can have the advantage of its motors wonderful gasoline economy and the satisfaction ot' its

smoothness of operation only by owning e Studebaker LIGHT-SIX.. We are ready to demonstraii Amd make deliveries. ' - 1- _> /.-

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Touring Car,$2200.00; Landau-Roadsters, $2450.00; ° Sedan, $3165.00 `

.All Prices f. 0. b., Charlottetown, P. E. Island

STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH -CORD TIRES

A. HORNE £5’ CO.

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DEALERS FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR A '

Dr. W. G. Church. Sumrnerslde Alexander Kennedy, Southport C. H, Benoit. Charlottetown T. W. Semple, Kensington Hammond Kelly. Southport Wellington McNeill, Southport A. L. Rogers, Kensington. Dropped out B. H. Hooper

2.40 Trot Second Payment

James Arblng, Charlottetown W. A. Matthews, Summerside

W. 13. McNeill. Summerside J. L. Muirhcad, Summerside James W. OBrien, Elmsdsle

C. H. Benoit, Charlottetown Hammond Kelly, Southport

Wellington McNeill, Southport

D R. Morrison. Sumllerside C. H. Hooper, Charlottetown

T. W. Sample, Kensington 'I`. W. Semple, Kensington I Dr. Christopher, Tignlsh

STOCK QUOTATIONS

furnished by Johnson & Ward members

Exchange.) Atchison Cnr Foundry 81% American Car Foundry --

American Smelting & Refining

American Locomotives - Anaconda. Copper ..... 42-'IQ Canadian Pacific llnllwuy ll-l New York Cantral Railway JU-'A Cuban Cane Sugar - Crucible Steel __ 781,;

Mexican Petroleum 148% Reading ..... 72

I-IALIFAX, May l7-~(Quotntions

ot' the Montreal Stock

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nternatlonal Paper 72

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to yn? ~

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plovment as A result. The loss is i

Coolfnndlbnll Burns, ' Scalde, pic.

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Southern Pa-cific 76%

' Studebaker Corporation 70%

Union Pacific ............ -

United States Steel Corpora-

Kelly's Springfield Tire

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ay 148% July 117 59% .luly 61% Sept 6-l 39 Sept 40

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1921 ANNUAL MEETING OF

THE AMERICAN IOR ASSOC-'

....--IATION

The American 'Bar Association

has received from the Rt. Hon. Sir

John simon. London. Enslund. a

Annual Meeting at. Cincinnati in

August. Sir John Simon is said to' be “the most distinguished barris- ter practicing in England." lie has held the lmportaint4Gover.utnent posts of Solicitor- General, Attor- ney General, and Secretary of State for Home Affairs, During a portion of tho stay of this eminent law-officer and statesman of this side of the Atlantic, he is to be the guest of the Canadian liar Assoclut ion, and he w-ill address that body also nt its Annual Meeting.

At the two most recent Annual

Meetings of th-o American Bur Associstlon the members have had the privilege of hearing a -Lord and Lord Chief Justice of England. This year the representative from Great Britain will be the most dis- tingulshed representative .from the Bsrristers side of the Court.

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to address the Association at its .,._,,,, ..,,,,,, nga.. ,§. .-5, ,,,,,. -.,,§,.,. 4,... nite “~‘

‘ BEWARE !

OF OVER 'ADVERTIZED GOODS

Our ads are small.:-our trade' and

service are the big things.

Price and quality speak loudest- Come and -see how- we are smashmgf old prices. j , _

FOR EXAMPLE

Men’s Russian Gulf-Brandon' madc,oivi‘l,y tenmontiis ll.lf(t»g&~9¢n

*~ ensl or 'HGV

$1%7l5».M- e,n3\;toEg’£or $-9.83” old

§)ss$than cost. Ounbelit .$13.50 .Astoria-

r` / ` 700 Lladies Boots, Oxfords Bhd

Pumps at half price. t Just received 200. samllié Pliifzhgr half manufacturers gall; 0 new goods arriving ~ ` H05, i Headquarters for Holel>!‘0°f

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