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.ire looking to his physical comfort. healthful recreation and clean fun.

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emo win provide for him with iso der, loving care.

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Happenings of the Week

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Contiriued from Page Four

\Mrs. J. K. McDonald and children

who have been visiting with Dr and Mrs. McNeill, have returned to their home in Whycoconialgh; C. B.

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At the christening of Lord and' Lady

.lellicoe's infant son, which took place at the Iale of Wight recently, Admir- al. Sir Stanley Colville, cornmander-in' chief at Portsmouth, stood sponsor on behalf of the King. The ceremony was

performed by the Archbishop of York, and the child was given the names of (ieorge Patrick John Rushworth. Ad» nriral Sir George Callaghan presented the son and heir with a gold cup sub scribed by iiag- officers of the Royd Nhvy. The King also sent a gold cup.

` I U O

The summer colony at Keppoch had

a pleasant social evening last Satur- day at Mr. Winchester’s pretty cot~ tags. Music, dancing and dainty re- freshments were indulged in and' a substantial collection taken for pat- riotic purposes.

O O O

From Paris comes the word that

autumn hats are to 'be developed in subdued colors with silk and satin :is

‘the chief material. Ostrich feathers ire to be used in profusion. Fall tiill~ 'ired suits will he fashioned of tricol ine, imitation fur and cheviot. The skirts are as scant as can bc, and thc coats are long. a trifle below thc knees.

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A gay crowd of young people camp

ing. at Rocky Point held a clam bake and dance on Thursday evening which was greatly enjoyed 'hy all.

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Dr. and Mrs. Reddy. after a most

enjoyable rnonth’s holiday at Kep- pocli, left Thursday on return to Morr- treal.

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A London paper says:-"Miss Agnes Dennis, daughter' of Senator Dennis. who is well known in this city, has just returned from ngtour of lectures in the counties of Fife Forfar and 'Haddin~gton;~Seotland, on the sulhjecl of "Infant Welfare." She has receiv- ed an appointment. for a year in Franco and will leave for that coun-

try August 1."

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Although lM'ar‘y Plckford, who was

married during the past week, has been playing in picturos.in California for more than half a dozen years, on and off, she never appeared in a par~ :ide on the coast until the recent visit of her regiment of Field Artillery. Then garbed' in the complete uniform of an honorary colonel she rode into the city of Los Angeles at the head of the regiment. It was estimated that more than a half million people lined the streets and cheered the little Ari. craft star and her fighting boys.

U I C .

The unexpected death of Mrs. W.

H. Crosklll came as a shock to her many friends here among whom sho was so highly esteemed and deepest sympathy ls lbeing extended to her daughters Mrs. Bremner and .Miss Evelyn Crosklll and son Jack who is

OVGFBGHB .

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' Miss Dorothy Grierson, daughter of

the Rev. Robert Grierson, D. D., med- ical missionary of the Presbyterian church in Korea,who is spending some time in Canada, is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grlerson in Ottawa.

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The hostesses at the Golf tea this af-

'ternoon will be Mrs. G. W. Harrison and Miss H. Warburton. The Links have been the centre of attraction lately as' many visitors are to be seen daily enjoying a. round. The guests of ‘Shaw's Hotel and the Char- lottetown members have met several times lately in friendly rivalry on the Brackiey Beach Links and at B_elvi» dere.

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Mrs. Johnstone of Watertown, North Dakota, is spending some weeks very pleasantly in the city the guest of her sister -Mrs. James E. Grant.

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The annual aesalonvof the Knights

of Pythias brought many visitors to Summerslde this week, who while at- tending the several meetings, also found time to enjoy the 'beautiful scenery along the "Dunk" and through western Prince County. -

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:splendid weather favored the visit of the riotdrians irom rnuiiox and si. John. Together with the members of the local club they had a good time. finishing npwith a splendidly served dinner at the Clit! Hotel. The visitors ‘one and all. expressed the pleasure

' '; of the visit and promised "to come

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The disconsolate lady _had a war

garden all right and now she is sit- iing wondering what she should do about it. Her companion, who hii~r been canning and drying and making her' winter preparations for weeks past, has just been telling that what she needs to do--and to do in a hurry -is to write to the Canada Food Board for its 'five centibooklet on tho drying, canning and storing. of veget- ables. Maybe then sho will find out that winter is coming, that hcr cellar is empty and that it is time for her to hustle along and' make her storage preparations for the most irlfportant of all vegetables-Mr. ‘Miko Murphy Also for- his companions.

Here is the whole family and a rec-

ord of their keeping qualities.

Beets will keep till May.

Carrots will keep till May.

Cabbage wi_ll keep till 'March Celery will keep till .lunuary

z Cauliflower will keep till December.

Onions will keep till May.

Pumpkins will keep tlll January.

. ‘Parsnips will keep till May.

Potatoes will keep till June. soioiry win iroop iiu April.

Squash will keep till January. Turnips will keep till April. , Tomatoes will keep till December.

Apples will keep till May.

provided they are all properly stored!

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

Mrs. Nicholas Jenkins. l’eter's Road, ras received the following letter from ier son:-

France. July 20, 1918.

My Dear Mother.-Iii answer to

/our'. kind and thoughtful parcel which € received a 'few days ago, but did not :et a chance to answer sooner. l was out on rest for a month with the llatiery, but we airo back in again and 't is the worstfpurt of the line lhave

iver been in. The first morning we ilu, for it is announced that they got buried in rocks and old wood. I was all alone when I got buried in rnrold trench. but I got' out all right. i‘he other ‘boys were asleep in their lugout when a ‘big shell landed on np of them. They had a. hard time rotting out, for there was only one yay to get out, and 'it was filled up. .ant night one of our boys got shot n the head and the night before last me of our island boys lost his foot. E did not hear from Charles yet, and i am looking for a letter every day "rom him. If I had his address or iumber I would write 'him and if he wants to come I will get him in with me, and perhaps a good job. too, for I got one of the best jjobs in tho bat- tery. I am a fitter on the guns. All nhat I have to 'do is keep the guns in repair when they need lt. '

Well, mother, I suppose Papa

doesn't know how soon he will he called on for war iwork, but one thing neither one of your boys waited for ,hem to force them in the army, and that ls one thing you can he proud oi", even lf you do lose them. You know it was their own heart’s desire that 'took them. You had the pleas- ure of kissing them good-by, and you know that they had no fear of the snemy'or his big.shells.

i nm glad that Charlie enlisted,

and hope he has as good luck as I had. I am fifteen months now in France and old Fritz has not got me yet. so I guess he has a poor chance to g`et me now, for the longer a fellow is out here 'the wiser he gots. Well. mother. -w-ith the noise of the guns and shells I can hardly write, and I am in a hole in the side of a trench. trying to write. I guess I will have to ning off 'for this time. Hoping to hear from you soon. So good-by.

From your loving son

ALEX.

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(Friday)

Potatoes bus (old). . . . . . . .. . $1.25 Hly £011 ... ... ...oo . ...$17418 Black Oats . . . .L00 White Oats . . . . . . . ... 1.00 butter per lb .. . . . . .. _ . . .42-45 Eggs per dol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .45

Beef lb. ... .. . ... .. I8-I5 Lamblh. . .. li Hides por lb. ... ... I Straw $1! Clif skins ... ... .. 15 Poultry . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.26 to $1.75

Cauliflower head .. . ...5-25

Cabbage .. ...S-16

'Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd H

DEPARTMENT STORE

Summerside

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The Rearrang ing of Some De- partments ll/lakes Greater Con- y

venierices and Better Facilities

For Business

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iiiril liaii'il\\":ii'e l)cpiri'tiiii-rits into tho New Annex, iiiukiiig ri inucli bi-ttci' piiiccfor tin-.so gooili-i;-liirgvr floor a|mi'o. wr-ll iight- cii with front and brick critriiiicc, ailril our Uuetorlicrs are ,well

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That We Have Moved The i‘iien’s and

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Boys Clothing DOWN STAIRS

to the sccioion f`0i'i|ivi'ly occiiplcii by thc

(iroccrics. 'I‘lili~i liiiis been iittcil up iii the

niust moilcrii wily. nuikhig it iriricli more

convenient for our mon cirstoirn-r's, as it is

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lic-,i'r~toi`ni'o will lic foiiiid up-to-date in every

wary. both iii the i-ipiomliil variety and quail- ity of stock carried, und their nilileil facili-

depiirtnieiit.

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On the second floor., iii tho space former-

ly occripii-il by tht- Mr-n’i-i and Boys’ Cloth- ing. wo linvo oxtoiiilcd our Liulios’ l)opai't-

mont. talking in this

wliolc space, giving; us

double the room we had previous to this

and making what is proliably one of the

\ lnrgoi-it. most corivcriloiit. and hor-it equip-

poil rcail_v-to-ivozir ilopiiririioriti-i founil in

Eastern Canada.

Advance. shipments of the new fall stock

are now being shown to which we extend a most cordial invitation for you to see. In any case, whether as a purchaser or visitor

A to town, we would be pleased to have you

call.

We shall anticipate

' date.

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SINCLAIR & STEWART Limited

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Onions lb . . . . . ...U Beetslb . . . . . . . ... . - .-5 Blueberries qt . . . ... . . . ....S5 Peasqt. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... ....35

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IUMMIRUIDI MARKITI

(Friday by Telephone) .

Butter per lb . . . . . . ....42-46 Ihitter (dairy) . . . ... 37 to 30 Calfaklns per lb ....25 Hides .. .. .......13 Lamb pelts 75 to 1.26 oats (black) por bus 90 tow Oats (black) per bus ... 85

Eggs (per doz) TT. .. .. ....42 Fowl ...22 to 25

Potatoes per (bus) . . ......1.00

MONTAGUE MARKETS

Oats (black) bus .. ... .. ....$1.00 Oats (white) bua . 1.00 Fowl (lb) . . 18 to 20

Eggs . .40 Wool washed' .. .10-85

Lamlb pelts . . . . . . . . . . ... ....L00 Galfskins . .... 2|* Butter ... ....35 Potatoes . . .L00

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(Friday hy Telephone)

W. Oats bus ‘... ...B0 B. Oats bus . ..._.80

Butterib . . .l...85 Eggs dos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....4B

Wool Washed .. R5 Cal! skins bl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...30

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W0atl bus . ... B. _Oats bus ... ......B5 Potatoes bus . .. . .... ....... 'I5 Eggd doa. .. .. .. ...I0 Butter lb. .... ll

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