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for s day or two.

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The undersigned will sell on the premise; at French Riiver, Lot 2i, in Queen's County, the farm of the late Charles McGregcr, comprising one hundred and sixty acres of land, a little more or less. on Sat- urday the Nineteenth day cf July, Instant, together with all the mov- john

Twelfth of July Celebration ~

. GRAND GATHERING OF ORANGEMEN AND OTHERS AT BORDEN, JULY 12TH

Most Ilnvltlng spot on the Island for an outing, Pipe Band, Parade, Cpeeohae. $50.00 for Athletic Sports. Tug of War. Fair ladies will provide excellent meals, Usual refreshment

Orphanage, New Protestant and 91'1"!‘ H1110. Bordon. Special leaves Charlottetown at 9 a. m

WM. McLEOD, Chairman.

JOHN HOWATT. Secretary aize-s-aoiumi,

TENDERS

Tendare will be received until '1" 19"‘ '1')’ "1 W1)‘ by the under- signed fer the painting of the out. Iida of the Canoe Cove Church, with er without eteek.

ALEXANDER McKENZIE, Secretary, Long Creek

Palmer & Palmer n. J. excuse. K. o. . ., lerrieter. its. ,- .-. Jloney ee been Ink oi Neva leetla Iulldlng Chadebtewn, I

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This Letter Will Tell You How

rsntford, Ontsrio-“I was always tired and the lcnst exertion I hsd s. pressing pain on the top of my httxil’ my neck, and when I stooped over l could not get u

batik wcll and was nervous at t u lcust noise. I keep h could not sweep l

I did not slee I was such a wreck that down alherwards A friend livin Compound had dons for her, so l. and got so that I could wash dishes and swc lain bottles all told and am now all hcttcr.

horses. isiix milch young rattle. also one light driving wagon, one truck wagon, one jaunt lng sieighmne bob sie-igh and other n"°"-k‘”"“

‘ii; CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE

AT LOWER NEWTON, LOT 67,

On Thursday, July 10th At 12 Noon Sharp

l nm instructed by the heirs of

the lute Ale-x. Mcllougnld, to soil ou

his late prcuiiscs. his. fzirni ol‘ iii)

acres, with or without crop, also

stock, lllffll implements, etc.

Sula positive no reserve. For full

information see posters.

J, A, MacDONALD, 1 Auctioneer

“f9 909-0 90004§§O§O§+¥O§4+

Spray

Potatoes

‘Arsenute of Lime “Kalcikill” Brand -Piire~Paris Green ’

Bordo Araenate r "r llraying IHRUIU. ITO,

leiuin any euditity. I Vidal-MA}! "a: , nersu.

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hc floor nor wash thc dishes without lying ld me what Lydiii. E. Pinkhiimb Vegetable cgiin to tiiku it. With the first bottle I felt brighter i without hiiviiiiz in lie down. can truly say iii.it your wonderful medicine cannot be beat for uttiiig hcnlth and vim into a woinaii.”—.\irs. Janus H. hlAcPnEn- sou, 309 Greenivic Street, Brantford, Ontario.

This letter is but one of a great number received every year . from women, young and old, and from almost every walk of life. These letters testify to the merit of Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound. , . , Mrs. Wiley suffered mentally as well as physically, because i her home and her children demanded the care and attention which she was-iunable _to give because of her wretched health. Finally she tried Lydia E. Pinkhaiifs Vegetable Compound, and in this letter tells what it did for her. The Vegetable Compound contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and can be taken in safety by any woman. livelihood depends on your health. So try

g Lydia E. Pinltharrfs Vegetable Compoun

LYDIA E-PINKHAM MEDICINE CO.

LYNN. MA5$e

three

and four 0l\li'¢31

Kingmiu

vehicles, furniture and utensils. "reams AT SALE. Belkvm" ELIZABETH MaoGREGOR HUGH MORRISON.

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Hamilton Brsntiord Gall

Windsor

Regina la

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Veal.

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would put me out _ p: ii in tho ns without hclp cause of pain in

I have taken

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Vancouver

eon and hard wood.

This eeuare lloik ed land. ileeeted

lnnle nil If r Marti locust). In eenter a the seeuunn ens pree- n ' wjlf mm: Mann“

llary IlePlierscn; Oreilell-d, Florence Henderson Grade f-l, George Henderson: l. bears Isndertm. Egrfect attendance-Katy llsrtla iileream McDonald. Phonon eed Ibdl Fanny C. Ilneli

1a fine view or llelpeqiie lay from harp" “"1... .. _. ._ _ .. .

I will eeil the entire block el

ths-seronil-pu rt.

"Priiig i‘iillniii.“

lion.

truth l"

(‘ha rlcii reucbcil

eyc-h,

pointed :

lirciith sharply.

his friend's ivife."

lml iiic explain. iioiiiliig from you.

ii-rrui-i- d rifti-rl iii

uiiiiiiliiriil ulilliirus.

iiiiin lo Murlaiiu, l

lhiiu will! IIIIY 1'9“ ulioii.

"Don't you sue?" hinfly, "I'ui not.

iiny loiigi-r. lim- Uriiig (‘ulliiiu. It or iiol."

hiiu."

iii lovc with llllll.

do you?"

Ilc ignored _hcr lmr si-nrrliliigly. you?"

slightly. "i ‘ttfiilllily not."

iiuputir-ul gesture. l don't know nnyt

your wlfe———- iahed fur her.

Thcrc wii s n

retire.

Cullnm‘: theatre. Copyright 1924.

McDonald.

John McSwsln.

son; 8,

__.-- ‘Ill! (JONIQIIOI

All during the warm, summer afternoon when she bad re- mainpd in her sitting room and ment- ally rehearsed what ebe should tell (‘iisrlrs that evening, Mariana had na- cuiisriousiy visualised Charles wildly protesting, rather iiiid somewhat ridiculous

‘sv wuuiv s. ronrsn »

She hadn't fnrseen a miraculously endowed with dignity.

Now when. lu response to her an- nminconu ' that iibe wished her free- doiii, he said 'lii that curiously quiet volt-v: "Who is the aoised with suddi-ii panic.

For ri long iniiiule she hesitated. 119T hoods trembling slightly Iii her lap.

This is a series of articles per- taining to maintenance and repair of your Automobile. We will be glad to answer column. questions regarding your car or its mechanism.

She fulriy hrciithcil the name. (‘Iiarh-s wiiu gulvuiiiswl at inst lo ac-

"ci-iuiii" he echoed iuinriiis. hw "1°"'1Y~~ "N‘""“‘“'°l “ toniobiiea, "The Guardian Pub-

", u, “n,” you m, "u, isblng Co. Ltd" Charlottetown.

uiiiiwureil. willi lowered lids.

A‘! this time of the year we hear many complaints regarding tbe' heat and the strength of the sun. and deplore the effect it has on our Often though, we are able in n few moments to counter- act any discomfort by the use of cooling beverages, in fact bever- ages of all kinds.‘

At this same period your car is under-going the same strain and it is dependent upon you for the cori- sldsratlon it deserves.

Do not leave your cnr standing in the direct rays of the Sun; it will ruin the finish in very few

strides, caught bcr chin rouflhl band. Iliill forced her to look

She shrank a little at what abs saw. The riiililinese had left his face wns quite pale and bad stern

where his good-natured grin llla eyes were nicely riiid his jaw iiiiiiit. For the first lluie, abs sci-lug the niuu of lliiflllirli kind, indulgent husband w pad her and yielded to her Marina's lips qulvered, but she re-

“l am tellliil You the tr (‘iiririrs released hcr, drew

"l u'(iii’i Iicllcvc iii "““'““! He,“ "M " c“ iUse heavier oil in your engine. ..|.|,,,,,,._" Muriiinn put ou touting liniid. "Don't iuisiiiiilcrslnud. Ci-nig Cullnm stole

I hnd reused tn

iovi- you before be cnm l illdu‘! rrnliar it. it w iuiw liliii lhul--l kiiciv." (‘Iiiirli-n hnll 801"‘- 1i by tho fireplace. Ills I lu Iii-r so i.liiii. uliu fiicc, liiil Rhc llllll(‘l'f i-lii-d uiiill the kiiuckl n-iilliii: oii lhi- edge of the shelf iiiid his Iiciiil bowed over thi-lu. ‘Piii- frsgriiiici- of lIlP roiicu on the ll‘! lbrouirli the of?!" rpiiig .of crickets d that broke the

more frequently; ‘the same applies

Wash your car more this helps to keep

See that your fan belt is tightmnd that your front license inariler does 1 1"" """“"‘ cm" through the radiator.

By doing these things you will facilitate Summer Comfort in driv-

g.

Above all, do not wash your car cuiu-iiiuiiiii. Till‘ "111 Wlllltll. ll. l8 warm. wiis the only Bill!“

n‘ seem“, "m, n; Quos.—l uni thinking of buying

‘biirlcs siild wcurily. a wltluilii iuriiiui! "P01111115 "When did Cuiiani thought we were nl thrr-c. lild he come ._||wi\y'! 0r did you incc ‘lnflllnglly smiiiiewliercl

lii- upoki- us tbroiiill in“ tiredness, iiiecliiiiiiciiliy I desire for inform-

|.‘liiiiiiy, ufler wh

court you? I l-iid wgyfl together, we

Ans.—1\Vs have no criticism to b9“ whlailuljxn: make on any iiinke of car through t this coluiiiii. i an overwhelin- cfellfiii.

Qlleflrw Tho motor in my —-———

.\liirlniiii's answer I whirling llrllllllil lo face.» her. "Ilu him never cou "'l‘licii lI0\V—\VIl""‘T.~'" Phurli-s uliircd at her wildly-

.\iiiriiiiiii spoke i111"

have gone ovcr can llllil nothing wrong. Are there ny cruises for this that we know

‘iiiiiihu

i‘ ‘iiiili. '

miwiiili: , l i iiilliiiiliiii ylllliiiillll ' llil Imp‘ viii

Qiiiiiiiiiiii

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WHAT a glorious thing it is ‘to be well, keen for work —-eager for eportl Why don't ou adopt the rule of health-A dash of ENO's in a glass o water each morning.

ham. NlPWI-lflldl. lrnflun

Appetia, Li“. Disorders, Slnflanuen, Rheumatic Cored/hm.

. .. " '1 s1." nu 4-1» no.1. won-u... 1mm; ram nssii ifms..'.:.iél‘.i_-'./;;fil'r'o I

to "I! be mpma only 1,1. c: Bu, 114.. use", Iqbal, ""0 jxlflfjgifi SalulbpvsmfethaeferNerMAnaerka! you new for eon-idling HAROLD 1r. nn-cms a» coqua. -_ - .. " "'" "'" "4" "l-W- ro

10-08 Ila-Canal .50.. 1DRON

ENO's,is ure. effervescent with life and action. it is the

drink of rinks for a summer morning. It helps Nature

keep you clean within. its regular use hanishee constipation,

purifies the- blood and tones you up to resist the debilitating ' effects of summer heat.

Slur! each summer Jay right-a Josh of ENOH in a glass of wafer.

Q . l" ' . . . g ' BNO Em? ' “”"""°°"' cooas n-is: WATIR Indigestion, Ilrarl- You DRINK ‘ .4 a...» ../ swo. "awn

S55

of this institute was held. Arrange- ments were made for the holding cf aii ice Cream date YLO bc set iutcr. The material has ‘been supplied for the Daisy Quilt for the Exchange. A committee was appointed to take charge of serving ice Cronin and Cake to the children at the School closing. A paper “Placing ‘the Family Pride" was read and n dis-

clieckiiig this trouble, would boas fnlll)WS2—-ASitillflllll§ the motor to be cool, start motor and in five uymm minutes fuel with the band differ. _____ cat parts of the radiator to ascer- . Lain whether there is s complete , . _ c rculallcii in all parts of the radi- M"fl“““'“ hm“ M“ n "We 0t h" later.‘ If not. one side will be dc- "" i" gin! Kllllli-{ilidfillly iiottor than llie other. it iiviiig up rolls natural for the top of tbc radlir with a verse." h. was decided to tor to get hot before the bottom. 'l‘hs next checkJs tlic pitch of the [an blades and the tension on fan Next is the timing of the-than; school closed. Committees Spark should occur on re- were appointed to write letters of lard not later than 12 degrees T. D. Next, valve seating Miss Arthur. Thc next meeting and adjustments, and finally cnr- will be held at tlic home of Mrs. kburetor adjustment.

. _ . g tliiik rue. i r-ouldut kelp If ll seirc l ' i mid l0 mi yo“ ""11 ivlicibcr be knows ow,“ “,,.|m~" Iiegriii Charles IIFWIIKP‘ gypilly, "You menu, you haven! loll Iiliii you're goiug to can me and marry

riu. "Ob. how iifulilil. you are What were YOU paying for Cook- "1- "mm" 11"" “"1 ing Apples during the past month. The latest figures from - Ottawa we “w, ,.,,,,,e ,,, ,.,,,.,. g,“- someone visc- give these as the average prices. pm“, d,,..,..,'i u“... iuiiipcc u l But, since l buuik llllllllltl feel iliulioncnt kwl\1)lliff°";m:|’ this wiili you. i wniit tn Irate m“ so i ivuii’! have lo he diulu)" 1' 3 evoirlii iiiy lliaiuffliiil- u wife who ilocsii

question, looking iii

my piirl of tbc III!" Wt‘ “ \\'t' ivi-ri- iiinrrli-d to loll i-uc

't care iiiiy longer.

i?» WOMEN'S INSTITUTES OF

141'"! Cunflm mid you that he lovcs PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

‘EAST ninEronn-Jriic June meeting of this Institute was held at the home o: M“, shalom Sim-y, visitor attending. The chief item of new business transacted was the. it was accrued, ow. ‘ 'sioa to hold a picnic. Usual ing m limited funds, not to send ds- committees etc. were unrelated- legstes to Convention this your. It. A B00151 BVBIII!!! Will U181! 91110!- wu decided m have me who.“ ed. after which lunch was berved. cleaned thoroughly before examina- ' ‘i tlon time. The next meeting will sT- PETER“ QOUTH-a-fivllfl be held at the Schoolhouse and mamlw" "<1 011B V1915" mel- l‘ will be in the form of a social evening. Cold drinks and reg-uh. where the regular meeting of this “i” institute was held. After the usual

She lowered her

"TIir-u hoiv do you v lluiv do you know bu wuuln to iiiilffl _\'u\i'f" (‘liiirli-n persisted mercilessly.

"l ilmi't know it i" Mariana lllllllt! iiii

"l only tbiiik ii. hing except tliut l‘ui perfectly nuid about him. quite right when you said thiit ‘ wasn't tbs sort who made love to b a friend's wife. But, if l sin no 1on8"

..

eleven members attending. After

"it might he different." i meats will be served to

thoughtfully. lifter a uiliiute.

Mnrliiiiii broke by iiiuriiiiiring that iihr

wus very tired and believed she would and three vmnom met

"Pit-use think over Wllllt I've mun School June 17th. where the niul li-ll iiic the result In the moruliiif." shc pionili-il as she left. Aftcr u nioiiiriit’! lhouffllh wcnt to the telephone and culled Craig

OARDIGAN HEAD SCHOOL

Honor list for June:

Grads Vll—-1, Annie McDonald: 2, Belle McLeod; S, Sarah Nichol- How do prices in your locality son‘, 4, Jessie May Melanie and compare with other cities? Are you Mary Martin (sdiislJ paying more or lees than average? Crude V-l, Leilia McNovln. These prieee are for average qual- ity "delivered" goods. Tomorrevn-Bheulder Roast of

Fiili SALE

Valuable farm property, eensiet- ing c0100 aeres ohelee lend, ef r cultiva- d growth.

VICTORIA-The June meeting of this institute was held in. the twenty members and sixteen visitors being present. The Treasurer reported $16.00 sent to the Protestant Or- phanage and the sum of five doll- ::;°:',“:h‘ff,‘::n_“3,l'h:':f,§; ilimgz: s'r. Pmnirs NORTlL-Eizht t}: fixfirblthholflltltfzafe ifgflfi‘: the June meeting of this Clllll ed $125.00 which goes towards the “hm! w“ M“ l“ m“ - debt on the Hall. Miss Mathisson as presml and gave sting Demonstration on "Cakes and lcings," which was greatly enioyed. A social spent before the meethg

Grade lV--1, Flori-la Fersusnni 2, liics Nicholson; 8, Rose Bull Grade lll—l. Margaret Swain; 2, Marlon Florrle McBwain. .

Grade ll (Sr-l, Laura McDon- ald; 2, Louis McDonald; 8, Leslie

Grade ll (Jfl-l, Matilda Fergu- son; l." Nicholson. Grade 1-1, llslcolin Hayter; I.

Aiuiis ill. llcbeod. teacher.

IIARTINVILLI lCl-IOOL. Honor list for June: Grade Vii-d. Annie C. McPher- sh snt McDonald; t, Norman Martin; t, Jessie llsy Me-

bour. s adjourn-

"IUIIIIOI nus amen. , - ~ me -

cussion ‘thereon followed. The meet- ing closed by singing the island

l Fnnnicnicrou. - The June meeting of this Club was held at the bomsof Mrs. Phoebe‘ Stewart, eight members and one visitor ut- tendiiig and answering ‘roll-call

hold an ice Cream social Juno 25th.

also that ice Crciiiii and Cake he served to the children on the day

sympathy to Miiis Mcbenuan and

Fred Weeks, roll call to be answer- cd with s "verso."

CENTRAL LOT 16.-—'i‘he June meeting of this institute "was held at the home cf Mrs. Isabelle Monk- ley, sixteen members and one

the Schoolhouse on June 27th,

opening roll call was responded to with "Favorite names." An addit-

EAgT BALT[(;__N1;;Q member, ionsi $25.00 was voted towards the the painting of the school, had a com- re. niittee of four we a were appoint- guisr monthly meeting of ti." in. ed to confer wit the men's com- stltute was held. After the regular Him-Be 1-0 IITIIIIKB W071!-

business had been conducted, ii. was decided to have the School- CYMBiA-—'l‘he June meeiins of you“ and fence whitewash“, and this institute was held at the home to put aluminum on the stove. The 01 Mfi- Ad!!! CPMWB". 3011111 next meeting will be held at the home o; M,“ Mae Mufphy “d m“ lng. After the usual business onen- cali will be answered with "Favor- 1118- 1118 "W" 0! the charity com- lte Month and Reason."

Rustlcontblrteen members attend-

mittee was read. and as the family are very needy, gingham and drill was bought to make clothes for the children, and underwear was pro- vided. lt was decided to continue sewing for the bar-ear, and pieces were distributed among the .. ‘\- era. It was decided to send some Handicraft work to the Exchange.

members and one vsiitcr attended

school- house. After the usual business lisd been conducted, the sum of 85.00 was given the Teacher for prises for school children. A new fence has been placed around the school. ft wee decided to make Fir pillows to send to the Exchange. —-—<ec>---_<

sammnooxm_cn h“ mm Minsrdfl Llniinent Relieves/Pain. twenty members and six vislors gimme of Mrs. Geo. llerrls, where the regular meethg

TffltHEliT Fresh stock sl- wsys on hand at

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- Rocky hoist Ferry

’ Me's

bttstewahl Ietatlarfagths lies

_ lelsws name (has! laadeg) ,. \ l0 leaky

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3555555‘: YTYYQPPII mnlm

2 o'clock the six , '

roomcd cottage on Young Street, ‘Phat, desirable residence of ths Gaylown, on building lm. 90 x 43 late RQILB. McGrath. No.19 Upper loot. exterior of house newly palnt- Q1159" 51"". l! "i! @9771‘? °' new“, .,,,,|n,,,,| an,‘ Queen and Chestnut Streets. House papered. Also new patent ehingied '1" hFP¢W°°l1 11°01‘! Ind ' CM- mncretn can" wmnmt talns eleven rooms and bath. Hot Aiisc well in yard. A real home and “m” "semis Ind ell modern Im- m m.“ c1896 mndmom p. vements. Barn in rear. suitable

HD. OF HILLSiBOROUGH (SCHOOL

"“" ii“‘iiiiil.i.t‘..“tii‘ifiil’°i.:i AT CORNV‘.'!.LL

place on Friday _ 27th, about twenty visitors were‘ on uoxnar. JUL! ma s":

The singing of the National An- them brought the meeting to a

FLAT RIVER SCHOOL CLOSING

The semi-annual examination and ' closing exercises June 27 were well attended by the people of the district. '

A thorough examination wse conducted by Mrs. Benton, Meseers Ross and Macltae assisted by the ‘ teacher Miss Catherine Bruce.

The pupils added to a well rend- ered programme by presenting with a. beautiful camera. The address was read h! Jenn MacKensle and Hilda Beaten presented the gift. .

Alter e short reply. complimen- tsry remarks were made bysaverai present. Wm. llscltas-rnadea mention of Curtis Benton who ,- nine years snd won the second urine hi. the "Bsvehrest Coated '1

TIIPBWIIICCI _II"‘I p ' 7m ladies themteeated sent with lee cream-and Clio} - '

Mlnanfs Llnliiientjfleljgfintl. .