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-IT' PAYS to-buy in this province.

-CRUDE PE-T-ROLEUM-l Get.

Brnce's special price on this splendid. cheap rooting. D 2w

"'** `ces-prices and quality guaranteed.

_-POTATOEB.- l-`armore‘ are now selling new potatoes in Summerslde for 50 io 60 cents pe: bushel.-H.

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-FLY OIL. 60|: per 14 gallon cau-

protects the cattle thoroughly.R.D.lri.

2 w ,

-HAV WlREi- Looped end, cut

_lgpgtlis in 50 and 100 lb. bundles.

Right price at Braces. I

6070~8-30Mthu,mon,Ethu, 2w. I,

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-SHIPPING.- The Sehooner,Three 9 Bells. t`Ipi. Skerry. entered port. b Friday morning with a cargo of coal T for Messrs Joseph Read & (‘o.-ll. ,_

_GENWNE ENGUSH NASH there were acres of them in Mount

SCYTHES-A shipment just received U“"”°"l se"‘i°"' R

at Brat-cs. Right prices wholesale and

retail, Tues. and Fri. Zlw '

_BRACES ARE SELUNG H|GH on Friday evening included a car mnil.

GRADE PAINTS A1' Low pNgE5__ one tar drinks, one car machinery and

Get plires and shade i-ard from head lb

quarters. 6050-S-29MWed.SstESat2wks freight Saturday morning consisted ol’

-- one car eggs, four car cheese and four'

-FRESH PORTLAND CEMENT.- ca Braces can make immediate ship~ - ment at right price. small or large quantity. 6012’-8»-28)/ituetsl’riEfri2wks.

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-MR. W. K McGOUGAN is Lluar

dlsn representative in Summersitle.

-ROOFING AND ALL BUILDERS'

HARDWARE can he supplied by Bra-

6050-8-29MWed,Satl-]Sut;!wks.

-Loasrsn Flsnune. - i.ou.~ie»~sl

are very scarce on the short-s of Mhl Carmel. and the heavy href.-zu is :ilso on impediment as the fishermen are sometimes unabllo to reach their gear for three or t'uur days, such as last week. R

-THE GRAIN CROP.-The people

if Mount t'ai‘mel have begun cutting 'aln. some of which is not what was'

xperted. The damage was caused'

y the heavy wind three. weeks ago.| he beans have also been blighted., ‘his will occasion a heavy loss, as

-NORTHUMBERt.AND'S CARGO. The .\'oxthuml»erland's inward cargo

ree cars way i`reight .The outward

rs way freight.-ll _ l H. .

-WOUNDED AND ILL.-l\lr. .f\l- xt Riley. of Linkletter. received :i`

_SMELT Glu- NET5!“‘ RTECS* telegram last week stating that Pio!

are headquarters and fm' immediate Edgar l~`A (}oldtliwuite_ i'il`:\I.ir\'. is re-I

orders can supply the right kind. all po

rio.: i|a1i\;7.‘:'o\i.\\' ill :ini .Iii ~ in,

sizes-length. quality and price guar~ I-mm __ __.un_h__[ _,mm _._ .lu _

anteed. 607_0»8-30thu,mon,Ethu, 2w. 1,1

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-OLD GRIST MILL cod liver oil

fox biscuit-absolutely the best art. icle of its kind on the marki-t. B'

shipment just received at Braces. `

6012~S»28MtuesfriEfri2kkE-. E)

-WANTED.- An experienced D

able Sales Girl for silks and dress `\_ goods. Position open latter part ol ll' Sept. None but a person oi cxperi

C. (Zi.idt`n\\'aitc. who 1.; `_`_ _\'_~;\ o. 0.-is Ivlr. Rili~y`s nephew nnfl had

lived with him since a child until he went West about ten years ago. lie

lg enlisted in Manitoba, wont overseasl

ver a year ago and had het-n in tliol renches for several months, taking art in many engagements with the' 'lunitoba boys who have won so nlut-hf

atini~tion.in the recent offensive. 1

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-ENJOYMENT IN TIGNISH HALL

em? warned' Good wages U) UW --On 'l`liursda_\' evening the lirst day

Tight Peril". Apply personally or by If

letter to SlN(`LAll{ & S'l`l']\\'.»\R'i`.

-SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT. 5

A Prohibition Case tried at the- Sum. _

mersiile Police Court l"rida_\' morninp_ _ resulted in a conviction tor a second violation of thc Act. The il?t'ondvnl`

was lined $20() and costs or four _

months in jail.-H.

-PROHIBITION CONVICTION. -

At Harmony before Mr. Michael Mo t7ormack and Mr. Maxwell Currie. J. l‘. Lewis .\lat~donald was convicted oi a iirst ollencg under the l'rol|ibitinn` Law and was lined $100.00 or tliree‘ months in prison.

-Mr. and Mrs. \\'illiP.xn ilagen

Granville, sprnt last wet-k in Sum- merside und attended the Mission a' Si. l’aul's L‘hurrli.-ll.

llllllll Wllllll _ Fllll SIBK WUMEN

The Woma.n°s Medicine Has Provedlts Worth.

When Lydia E. Piulrham'l remedies _ were llrst introduced, their curstive _ powers were doubted and had to be proved. But the proof came, and grad~ uslly the use of them spread over the whole country. Now that hundreds of thousands of woman have experienced the most benehcisl olfoctl from the use of these medicines, thlll' vlllw |18! |70- come generally recognized, ll1t|`LYdl\ E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound ll

the standard medicine for woman.

The following letter is only one oi _

the thousands on tile in the Plnkham _ olllce. st Lynn, Msss., proving that Lydia E. Pinkhsm'c Vegetable Com- pound il an article of great merit. al shown by the results it produces.

Ansmoss,Iows. -- “When I began tak-

ing Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Com- pound I suffered with s displacement, and my system wss In n general run-

down condition. I would have the head- _

ache for a week ond my ‘back would ache so bad when I would bend down l could hsrdly straighten up. My sister wsu sick in bed for two niofithl U10 doctored, but' did not get sny' relist. Sho saw sn qdvsrtlsernont of your med- doe and tried it and got better. S_he fold me what it had done for her, and when I had token only two' bottles oi Lydia E. Plnkhusfs Vegetahli COVE' pound my hnd began to feel better. l oontinued its use ond now I doo’t have any of those troubles" -Mn. L. J lmnm. R.F.D. 1. Anmvlhy l°"l» _

Taildfintg

I have facilities _equal td an_\

tailor shop- in Prince Edwair bland, tor the production of hirh grade vtorlf. _

Ladies and Gents’ tailoring promptly atte_ndei!‘t»- ~ ~

JOSEPH McCULLOUGH _

the 'l`eai'lIers’ (‘onvontion_ thc

_ .\ssoi'iation as i-tistouiary' at tht-sc 10214)-l;\lF11Ii. \.

early gatherings. arranged for an'

v_‘;~iIli\g`-s onjo_\'tneIi_t. whtii-h was at it'ct~t-ss; dui» to the contrihut_io1is ol' hose interested. Songs and mono-

ogucs were contributf,-1. .\lr. 'l`ardit`i. if Ottawa. gave it few rt-tzitiitionr. and :t;rni<'al songs, all ot' which \\'0rg <-n~

yed by the audience. Miss iflarico

Gallant of lyioosejaw, Soak.. also lurn- ished songs. which, on in-cotint of hor trained voice, were admirably reint- areil. and Di-oiiucei? great enjoyim-nt for the altilivnce. Mcn1l>ci`s ot' the

-lergy also gave ii few selections, well ap|n'c~iate<l by thc eager listeir ers, The Misses Richard. from 'l`iH- nisli, also rendered admirablc selec- tions of songs, all of which proii'uce<l

loyful emotions. ll l_

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--MOTOR BOAT RACE.- The mo~ lor boat race for the A. ld. )li~i.caI\.

Cup was run off on \Vr>.ilnosiiu_v alter- noon without u hitch. The interest lakl-n was very kc-en and the large crowd present seeineil to tiltjuy thom- selves to the t'\tll. Mr. W. A. Sio\vart Suininerside, acted as starter :ind .\laj.'or Morrison as tinie-lu-epi~r.' There was nigh; entries ami nil st:irt» ed except, Mr. Stanley Thompson and they finished in the following or-` rler: James Winchester 1st. Harrison Maynard 2nd. Nelson Owen ‘.lrd. Frank McDonald 4th. .Iohn Thompson

"ith James (`ha»mpion. 76th Robert_ Harding 7th. Mr. Nelson Owen \vbo_ mon the cup last yi~ai'.Mr`. lfviiirlics-i~l or who won it this year hoth hall l0_ horsepower boats and w(_-re handicap-

ped. Mr. Winchester stated alter tlie_

Pup was peraented to hitn that il it_ was agreeable to all the boal owners that he wished to harnl the ("up back_ next your to he ruled for by smaller horsepower boats as that was the 01* lginal intention that only lobster beats around live horsepower could enter. and that classes could be ar~ ranged i'or the other boats.

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-AUTO TRlP.--.\lr, Paul l'olrier.-

who has spent it few days in 'l`iI:- ii:h. I*eturnf‘|l in his llolou ln St.

_\'|rhol:|s on i\lond:i_\" in i'otIIpuny_ .,~.vlI|\ .\li‘. llvni.: .\I.<|»ni\ult, who hurl been nltvndiniz lhf- tozlrlltwfv' convert-` tion in ’l`icni~li. :~lonn~ liitli- repairs

f\\¢-ri' el`l`i‘i'te~iI in l~1lIn.=i|al\‘. \vhii'li oc-

'iipletl ii l'i-w Ininlitvs only, 'l`h<- next nop \vns in Hloirnllielir, ubullt noon, lr jiwt in 'imc lo enjoy thc noon .ni-il. as guest ol .\lr. and Mrs, Ainotle Gallant.. »\l`ii~r dinner they prnreeil-

_»-Il as lar as l’ortaue. whore a stop "wus lnnilo ill order to ui-<~onlmoIlnte Mr. ('_ A. .\i't'hibulIl. oi' Truro, with ‘t car rliize as lar as Mr. John lill- l|riilo"a. Lol ll, aint tiwitve back to l’ortagi». and on to Sinninerslde. in time for supper, after which Mr. l‘olr- ‘ 'cr ret.u|n»_-d homo with his friend. Mr lisonault, Mr. Poirier ls a rnrcful Iriver and illI‘ his utmost not to Ill- ~o|ivci|ie|ii~a- dvlvcrfi of nerv`~ one horses; although not one oi’ ihliv typo was met on tho whole journey. Mr. l‘oirlv|-, since lnst »\prii;g, has al-

Opposite Holman’s Store i

St|mm» rsirle. - 1389-tsmrmwiuio. _ __ _

rnitrlv mnilo 3,000 miles of road with

his mr. Ho int_i=n<l.~1 to r-x<'l|:|ngf ltlit

car for tt Mclsaiichlnn next spring, R

CLAIR RT Llmltedd

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Announcem nt I

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I _ _ In a very few weekswe expect to move into our new and commodious store, erected on the site of the former

building destroyed by tire December 13th, 1916, due notice of which will be given later. _ _ _

Owing to conditions which prevail at the present time throughout the commercial world, viz the higher cost

of merchandise, and as a consequence the larger amount of capital required to conduct a business such as this, and the necessity oi keeping our capital busy all the time we have decided that on ai ci alter October lst of this year. we will dis- continue the credit system and conduct a strictly cash business.

_ We have_taken this step after due consideration and with a thorough understanding of whatfit will mean in hav- ing to refuse credit to good and loyal customers who have always paid us in the past, but we believe and we feel sure that they will agree with us when we_say_that we can serve them to much better _advantage in this way than in any other, we can and will make it worth their while to pay cash and to do their shopping at a cash store. _

~ We submit the following good and valid reasons and would ask you to give it your serious consideraiiooz-

1. The time has arrived when the credit business is not a necessity in this prosperous Province.

on _ts bogks The store that does a credit business most necessarily have (year in and year out) a large amount of capital

_ 3. Because ot this money being tied up it is not in circulation and is not being: turned over. Fonsequently the

camtal that is working must earn a larger percentage of profit to make up for the capital that is not working.

_ 4. 'I`h‘s being the case, the store that sells for cash only can sell :ll a lower margin than the stoic tl' at dt cs a

Credit business. . V

i 5. The store that sells goods on credit is sure to make bad debts. This is unavoidable and someone has to pay

for them. You as a cash customer do not wish to do this.

_ 6. Selling goods on creditentails a lot oi expenses: Bookeepers’ Salaries, Books, Bill Heads, and a host of other

things that naturally follow. All these run into money. If this is cut out thc cash customer reaps the benefit.

- 7. In other words, if wekeep our ca ital b , 1' t;'t _ 1| 1 ' h b _ D' r \_ ~

__I__fEv_v_e cut our losses, who beneiitis? THl*;S}lJ1‘l]§i{I%)l§S'2l`Oh;l)1l;.I?e‘l(fi we stdlsfte tlcgilgerlgeg, Svlliedi tlhiildllilg

To make a long story short-you do not want to pay for idle capiial. You do not want t » f - ~ - _

ary eitpenses incurred in selling goods on credit. You want to buy where you can buy the best and in (lllgie dozlyhnliillllllgsll- er prices you want to make purchasing power of your dollar go its utmost limit.

What is the Solution?

“TI-In CASH STORE” p

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Open alleposit Account and Collect Interest

in Place of Paying it '

For the convenience of our customers and also that they ma rea the e t t t f ' ° - ' '

introduce the following in regard to money placed on deposit vii: Y p gr a es ammm 0 beneht fmm °0'0P91'2\UU8 WIU1 US. We Wil'

You may deposit with us at any time (preferably the lst i ' l th f

We reserve the right to limit the amount to $2110.00 from any one cousidhihplaztlll t)hllsSaunTol)1nlnv3lll%)h:2;(l"(l&t§'2i)Pd)tr glgorgidhdfcéssgadeget g;e_r0:;1_nnum from date of deposit. You can then make your purchases any time through the month and have them charged up against your

You may buy as little or as much as you -wish up to the amount of u d 't d ' - - -

credited on the full amount of deposit and your purchases decluccerl from thevgottal. e`l)((c)>§ti vvllrl tlllils tsl; ?h]gt(llI30l daysfhe l'nter°eSt WI" bet are 'receiving it. Your money is earning and at the some time you are paying cash for your goods. p ace 0 paying Interest you

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But you say this involves Bookeeping expeiise and other incidentals that you tell us are to be c t 1

it I' th' 'ii ~i ir. in if I fi ba " ' ° ' “ °“‘° N9* '"_‘¥"- The ‘~""P°"“"‘ :_e_c_I_I_t___I_i\g___0__1_s v__v_i_c__n;_>S z_\_r_n_<_>_urI o e prover ia ea tc In comparison with the expenses _attached to a large Credo busmess conducted by

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We will guarantee that our prices _will be' as low, ard in many cases lower. than you can bu is h °

per cent to the good. 'l his is a straight forward business proposition that should appeal to you, Y C `eW ere’ and besldes you have ywr 6

THINK IT oven . 1

Yoiins Fon _BETTER BUSINESS

s1NcI.AIR& STEWART Limited

suiaiaeiside, P. E. Island. Sept. Ist 1917 r A

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