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So extra deliciou Mt]: lresli fruits

No other food has such an appeal on a hot day as Kellogg's “WAXTITE” Corn Flakes! They win ﬁckle appetites, they satisfy hungry iolksl As an extra-summer taste thrill, eat Kellogg's “WAXTITE” with the luscious fresh iruit now in season. Such a diet -i.s not only ideal from a health stand-

THE csillltlt

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per chart

this coming term.

E. I. Light Horse be returned t the Armourles Immediately.

sale a . I ~- write fo our p. r- "M... i.\.i_.; "t HORNt .1. -_-. - -

~—'l‘bi- lllSt‘0VIJl‘_\' and coiltiscatiou of three stills, all in good work-

ll"

k You Needn’t Be Afraid of Hurting the Enamel

OT water and soap will keep SM? Diamond and Pearl Ware perfectly clean. But take a steel knife to scrape the pot if you want to. sometimes, than leaving it to soak. You can't scratch 8MP Diamond or Pearl Ware with a knife any more than you can scratch n plate.

5 M P... MWARE "A Face of-"Porcelain and a Heart of Steel"

Scrstch-Ifitoof, rust-proof, acid-proof. Coated with the wonderful. SIP enamel over pressed sheet steel.

Diamond is blue and

You'll recognize them on sight; _ white outside and milk-white in_s1d¢» F1111 11"" °°‘" °f enamel. Pear! is grey and white, Wlihjw‘! 11°“!-

‘sure o! the trade mark, _5M ,

word “Qualit-y," in the pointed shield.

point, but lais refreshing!

You‘ can eat Kellogg's “WAXTITE" Corn Flakes liberally at any meal because they digest easily. Let the children have all they want.

‘iwlixrlic

l ‘ ' \ Wig/w"

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Make sure that each

buy is sealed slr-Iillit with the wax DlDer ischt.

COR}; FLAKES

All, mm‘ u - . nltoctrs sad xutoctrs IRAN, tasked "a null-a

in}.

hi ha! D’ d or Pill‘ 'd$;,’.°',..°i‘i§. .5... ‘$3711.50 ﬁn‘ c," b. bought now for 90 cents

n, Shoot Metal &":'--ad..*s'i.s $0.,

manufacture offhouiebrew" wa the result of up unexpected visi

distilling operations.“ cut short and tliosoi-g‘

city. 51b

' IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM c. MacGOUGAN.

lPrincetowu congregation by the

massing ziway in early manhood 0t‘ MY- C~ 13- FTCLHBEHn. Munagoir Mr. William c. itoccouguu or of the ‘Royal llilnk. New Glasgovinl

SHOP from Holman's Catslogl COME ONE AND ALL to the

IMPERIAL POLARINE OlL8.— —tbe Scottish Gathering next If s better Iubrlcantvfor Gasoline Wednesday st Abegwslt Park. Engines could be mlde, Imperial] AusH-ll Oll, Ltd., would make it. Use as

NEW TYPEWRITERS, ADDING beheld today (Tuesdsyyfrom his MACHINES, MIMEOGRAPHS, etc, rﬂldence, 223 Queen SL, at 2.30 at the Union Commercial College pEIIL, to "the People's Cemetery. 2029-22-11 SYVlCB at the house iit'2.l5.

, . . . , .

IT I8 NEOES8ARY that all CELEBRATION ‘COMMITTEE equipment. rifles, etc, of the P. MEETING.—A meeting of the gen-

t 2040-22Jl in the K of C. Homeon Wednes-

SECRETARIAL COURSE. Worth attendance is requested. hundreds o1 dollars to the stenow grspher. A new feature at the HEAR TWAL BRAW PIPERS Union Commercial College this skirl the Gaelic music. ‘Twill dse term. Write Priil Moran for par~ yer liert guid tae bear them. An’ ticlilars. 202-22-11 dinna miss the bonnie lassee in

“GREEN SHEAF" Binder Twine, iiielan’ (IHIKTOS. Scottish ‘Gather- the best Twine on the market. lug on Wednesday. p Augzz2-ii Selling -t |0'.""st prices. Whole- i

lgreatest day's sport of the season

FUNERAL TODAY—’l‘bo funek ral of the late Issac Marley will

o eral committee "b! the“ scottlib Catholic Celebraiion_will be held

day evening at 8 lfdock. A full‘

their kilts an plaidies In the

r .\llnnrd‘a Llnlinent for Dandruff

OFFICERS MAKE BIG HAUL.‘

Mr. Louis Hughes, city, return‘ mg on,“ a large quamm, M oil home lifter n pleasant visit. in moonshine llnd solue frost hard Avcmdale-

information iu regard toi the

paid that section of the country 1301111811 P9081111)’- bet-ireeli Peakes Station and Mor- ell by lulalitl Revenue Officer, M1‘- Ilurold MucCormack. cltr. Sam F, D0y]e_ prohlbltlon 0m. has returned bome after a pleas- cers Barbour, Haywood and Brad- 11111 V151! 111110115 111911113-

loy last Saturday afternoon. The ""—*-'

officers on the first stage of their M155 15111191 Andrew 01 E1151 journey were successful in pro- Rﬂyﬂlly 5119111 11111 “"3911 91111 111 Curing the silly m“; not the Over. Charlottetown the guest of Miss I ator. At the next stop however, Winnie Arblllg- they were more fortunate and budl '

the Drlvlleze of " witnessing the Miss Adulll. Boll left Fflllll!’ ~70 THE HOMEWH/LE THE ‘ ' These were morning for Portland, Maine after CAN DOAQQI>QLEASI§K lfghgm] were spending several weeks vacation .. ' taken Into custody.“ tter visiting mi the lsluild P111’- glle-‘ll 01 1161' several other pre e5’ and add- grandmother of Bousliaw and Mrs. ing further to t ii- bdpture - the James Arbing, City. officers called it a day alid re-| ——-—— turned with their booty to the Chas. Campbell, Jr., of Wollas-

which gyfnpﬂﬂty 11115 been “Bus. at tho home oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Neil lioned among the, members or (fampbell, Kingston, P.E.I.

s Mrs. Alex ‘Walker and Miss t Minnie Trainer. city, motored to

($7.

§HOUZD m: WOMANBE r/zo "

ton, Macs, is enjoying his vaca-

cusitnimw 4“ I .

Mo»

A nllluiilc 1ATTRACll0ll-‘ll0 y Prince Edwardr l

. TWO DAYS—TOMORROW AND THURSDAY Curtain Rises Eveningat 8.30

IT IS A FACT THAT EVERY MARRIED WOMAN AT SOME TIMEVTHINKS SHE IS UNLOVED!

tion at the bo-lue of his grandpar- ents, Mr. and iMrs. Neil Campbell, of Kingston, l’.E.l.

——“ b'tt lh b I Miss Jessie Souden, of Quincy, m‘ We: an“! y lMassu has returned home lifter e ‘ ‘spending o. very pleasant vacation

ilvlalpeque from the home in which Nis, Mrs. Mcbuggau and children,

he ‘was the loved husqmnu and are visiting in the city. guests oi‘

father.

livas born in the Baltic section of

{the above named congregation 39 111155911 E11111111 Whfflﬂll u11rl Slellﬂl

I William (Ianipbeil IIIacGoaganIiIHUMT-‘i.1W11CK1I1110l1.

llis Honor ‘Lieutenant Governor

years ago but during tho greater Doyle of Prowso Bros buveire.‘ {part of his life be resided, in Mul- turned to their bolus ili this city

among whom be will ‘be renleili- and ri-lulivos ili ‘Si.’ Jolin and k-_..~ ,, . ..

‘bered for his genial disposition. \Voodstock. His illness was only of a _, few -weeks duration ‘but until lbu last Mr. Jaliics Bradley, Ilfllggiﬁlutlf ifew days it was earnestly hoped the Two Macs, has returned to tnc “Anna/ix, Aug 21___ (Quota. that he would recover but on Sun- i-ity after a pli-asullt vacation [ions furnished by J/Jknsljn iday morning be passed away to spent in Soutb Melville and vlclni- win-d menliim-h- m» [he Mann-bill ‘the land known to us only by ty. Stock Exchange.)

lfaitli. The funeral service which ‘was fittlngly conducted by ills pastor ltev J. M. Murchison and fubiy assisted by Rev. Malcolm ‘Campbell .l<‘irst Mctboilist (Yllurcb. Montreal was beld ili Malpcquo Juesbyterian r-liurt-b oil Monday ﬂftcruoon, Aug. 14th and tbu largo and representative congregation in attendance was lui expression oi’ deep and true sympathy to the relatives and especially to the ;young widow, formerly Miss

|Minnie Mountain and to the seven vcry plcnsantly spent in music Am, Locomotive . . . H.122

small children who have been so llud gables, JlliPf‘ which refresb- Auierican Slllcllingsbltcfililng 62% sadly bereaved. We believe those luoiits were curved. Anacnudh (lop-per .,/.. , (i494 little Ones will ibe the particular 01111111111111 P1111111! 11i111‘\1'?l.\’ --144‘/z cure n-t’ Him wllo said “suffer little Mr. Ernest iieatoli, co-lnpilcr New York (it-nlrul 9914' children to conic unto me." The and pubiisilcr of Iioutonks Annual Union Pacific . . . . . .. .150% deceased is also survived by his is spending a {cw (lays in the city, ‘Clillll (lune Sugar .. ~-

futher Alexander MilcGougali, a gues‘. at lilo Victoria Hotel. Mr ‘Crucible Steel . . . . .. .. . 931A; Baltic and three brothers, Neil, Jlrlatoli is interviewing niolnbcrsl international] Paper . . . . .. 58% Robert and Albert of Western 0f the Government and the (llty Kelly Springfield . 46

Canada and two sisters, ..\lrs. Jas. Council with a view to giving the MEX. Petroloulll .. .. ...l2.'i1/;

MaoNe-ill. Nlouiaguo; and Mrs

liud

Allitiibl Mm. Mary L. Brollaut rnf (‘illir- Shmwlnjgnn latte-town whose lnilrriago t-ums Law-Qntlde pun, _ _ _ _ __ _ place this uioulb was ic-lidi-rcd n .-(',.na,|,'un Gould-u] meun-jc luisllwollunvous sbo-iver by her girl 431,113,111“, gwalnshh, pom frivuils lust Friday evening lit the Agliegwg (‘Om _ litlllif‘ of Mlﬁs Mildred 0. Taitttm. Douiilliull Bridge 29 Elm AVE. Quite :1 liumbr-r of Montreal Power tile girl friends of tbu bride to ho Wiliilipcg Electric .. . were present, and showered Miss National ilircwerlos , , , . , . . .. .52 ilirobaut with useful and valuable Atlantic Sugar “1041/2 gifts, also witll their best wishes Atcbisoil . _ , , ,_ _ ___1041,{, for the futilrr: Tile evening was Am C.lr & Foundry .

province and city some publicity International Mer. Murine 64

Mental 1'0 IOIITO Edmonton Vlnlﬂlvlf i j

:1 ‘S. .7

Well to the i_ . lulu-Fresh“)

' I rbillli 1f»

L8”, Ytloxntrssl Ar. Charlottetown cnsl-lotesmvn

and leave for M. John's

-..- .

Jlna 24 _ Juno 27-" ltiiy 8 .‘ July 11

luly 22 I ‘ July 25 August 5 August 8 August ‘ii? i August 22 September 2 f September 5 Uaptember 16 September 19

For further passenger and freight Information apply to

"(Z/ARVELL BROS.

Aqants

hic

41m 1 wu- our»

in ,<d'liilr~_ hi» use» eilihe’ “MANOA” Iraassnger Steamer 6,000 Tons Displacement.

Ar. Charlottetown

You P Well water or Tank water?

Our water systems deliver water DIRECT from The tank is used to store air only. I iter at all times, and no frost troubles.

thlngwbove Qﬁllild to freeze. 0hr‘ system _ ave established s reputlition on Island for ddpondﬁle service.

eept finubstiiuu. ‘ They are sold ONLY by

TheéT-siéiislﬁ Well Co.

Don't be deceived and so-

. Kenslngion, P. E. I.

UNLESS you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you

are not getting

(Irolds A Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia - Neuritis _- Earacha- Lumbago v ., _

Vi? ~_--

Thom ".. s." liort-liostl-r, M: s. through his widely circulated an- P1985 Slcvl Car . .

Th1 - "‘l . “i-ssrs. ulllll which is regarded tbrllugh- 11611111113.’ .. .. . . 781/5; 5mm - -,-» ' . ~~ out the Dominion as an authority smllhc-ru Pacific 94% mm,‘ w. . -~~.ll.-11| Slllllsllcs an‘; gen“. Studebaker . . . . .. . “M12814, Gillig . . .....>rmatlnn. lllnli (Topper . . . . .. .. 671A.

'" l.l.1S. iSterl .. . . . . . ..10 MONTREAL EXCHANGE

1937i Victory . . . . .. . .. ...l0Zi.:'l0 1931i Victory ..4..4 N4....l00.25

1922 Victory _ , , _ __ _ __ __ i937 Victory . , _ , , _ , ,_ -

BANKS Bull-k Royal ....l97 ' Bunk Mtintrcul . . . . .. -—— Bunk Nova Scoiiii ....——~ ‘ " a WbeutLSept. 99%; Doc. 101, , May 10ﬂlt.

sr0cfdU0il1Ti6iiS f‘

4 1 nut! outs commcucod ulld will be

. Bring your dauqht"; and - Bring your sweethearts so save them a lifetime of you can both have a better of the= marriage

enlightening ' understanding

problem.

SharpDoors Open 7.30; Matinee ‘Ilhursdayl

_ .. 2.30 Sharp. i MATINEE THURSDAY FOR LADIES ONLY

52c_-BEST " SEATS—52c-NO CHILDREN ADMITTED

NIGHTS, 52c, 80c,‘ $1.10 FOR EVERYONE OVER l 16 t The Startling, Amazing Sensation _A

LUST

Bring your husbands a; et them see conditions as they exist in many homes today.

AT THURSDAY’S MATINEE FOR LADIES BUNNY WILL DELIVER A LECTURE 0N ' ANI) DIVORCE

A PLAY THAT HAS EVERYTHING~LAITGHTER AND TEARS— THRILLS ANI) THE SWEEP OF DRAMA, WI'l AND ROMA'NCE—(CARS AT 10.30)

mew, ,,,,,.,,._ m. W, ,,,,,,,y ,-,,,,,,,, “w, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, m, H, ,,,,.,,.,,|

Cropdltport I

- . (fon-iitiolis goIlu-rull_y' uri.» ftlvrnui

11111" 1111'1»‘11E11Qll1 thi- lu-uirii- PHH":

l i

iuws and yiwlil ml lll!‘ wboh- u-iil, lii- sulisful-tllljv. Ulllurlo and tgllv, bl-c urn bzlrvi-s-lilll; lilo llvsi gi-nnr.’ ill crop lll _\'(‘lll‘S.- (‘illldillillls ill

lll!‘ illuritililil I’l'i)\'llli‘l‘>‘ urv iligblv sutisflli-icllgv. Iillins buvo ilupru-v. rd roots and llilrilllfl‘ in ili-nigh (flllllﬂiblil. but grain and bay; Yli-lill-l are below vl-rzlgc. l)l'lllll!i follow. Prairie Provinces.

.‘.Edm:nton District -—"\VlIf‘i’li ctli~ tlug di-luyod Iby bcavy rlilils which urn lii-lpillg illtl- sown grains, and for-d situation. (‘rupee vary grl-ut‘ iy; wilolit will rdllgu from 20 bushels ‘in sumo pbllacs to (‘Ollh lib-lo failure ili. Wotuskiwiu; buy Vi"? lilllll. Calgary District- Modterzlti- ll!lll])l'l'i|l.lll‘l‘ wilb min bollufitlillt; llitc sown grin,- m] pastures. cutting izlillllllt‘ll('l‘il ili Northern studious; yield culilnaltws slightly increased. _ Lelthbridge District— \\'l~zltili-l' (YUOlLEF. ilyu all cut and tbrosiling in progress ~~yivld good. (‘llttillg 0f wbcztl.

gcliurzll ibis week-average yieldl 0f 30 ilusiliels cxpcutod. At Cards- iuu and Medicine Hat (be crop has been improved by ruin; bay fair, pasture gonlL. Saskatoon District —— (‘uniluui-rl favor-nth» weather has llliprovori conditions uud lutc grains ilavc br-llofittcd; _Vl(‘lll on tile Wlltlll‘. Pllﬁllilll be fuir.

Corn. Sent. 58%.. Dec, 5m. ‘mgﬁsts, Sept. 30 5-9, Dec. 313%. May

Aspirin at all

tcntl yof 011s holders of the five‘, und s hull’ per cent. wur loan’

financial operation entirely u do- mestic one Iby offering tn ox- cliange the maturing bonds for new bonds bearing the sumo rots‘ of Interest, running for cithaii five years or ten years as tliell

' ti. uni-m "r I'.'l"l\I‘ Riﬂﬂﬂlﬂﬂilfrn '

lliondll can he made at any branch c

, "who do not wilb to rr-invosi. wIU I

- .. 1t Aspirin Illvﬂllfl |lllVrl _ __ ~ 1- N. , msnufiit-tine, in fisrlﬂ m. pup ll‘ im- liHlf iliili-IIIIIYIH,‘ ll ' |< tun! Hoyt-r comp-ili! hp 1mm In (“J1 on the 1st‘ DPCJIMN‘ (‘nndnmn ‘ind, prﬂml n "hnlm will be stamped \.ltti incl: gantrsl trade ii-slh, l... "....;ti clogs," ember, . avenge y|e]d_ 1- “h! 15 goo,‘ cm,” l

cutting will be general lll fcw days; uliht ilaliingo in osme sec- tltllls from szlwflly; sniuc damage

1 f llil tM l.l'---‘. . -

Bonus For Investors 5515i}. ’ ‘i $3.553,‘ Ditlitlﬂ i.'..";. - - vesting. n u‘ swng, wboai i I- 111R lllfth. Localities llﬂflllgrliilf

w. Glndstou suffered slight hull and OTT' WA’ A“; 21___ The at wind damage on cvenilig of liltb.

bonds maturing December l. 1922, “'““' ‘"111 Wmllg “f "-115 1111-‘1 1111011 is directed to the offer oi‘ tho min gmlemli “M” Pmmlﬁe 1" be 11 lute, ("ﬁnance to “new the 1mm good crop ﬁnd grass pasture gem on favm-Jiblb u.|.m_q_ The m“ (van crallv is In flue conllltlilu, Tilo. tilrougbout; reports “man. 1mm {ms ‘placed m NH“, gout-rill consensus of olilllioii is ulous that yield I York a; n snllgfnulnry Pr“... Thplthnt all crops will ‘hc the bust ill -' ‘urinister is making his present l""11"1~ ‘

'nr illi- ('llilY‘l"I‘l'|l bunks. lloldoriiii“!

Regine Dlstrict- Oililook promis- iulg with crops v.'lr_ving from aver- ago to good, wheat filling ivcll and

Province of Quebec. Grain crops continue to look

Provlnceof Ontario.

{hilllflmll hcnvy crop, wr-ll bar- iod. scar-null crop lll good —r'lli- Ipiz-‘cnlumcnrr-d. Roms ari- ill

ONLY GRANDMA MARRIAGE, LOVE

lulu time. '

A Story of Thoroughbreds——Women and Horses

PAIRJLINE lfNREDERICK ‘ “TWO KINDS 0F WOMEN”

clothes of flannel and lea-

She rode bad horses and ‘

So he disliked her.

Then he saw her In a

Don't miss this great

story of iovs and adven-

ture with a great star In

M ULINETREDERJCKI

KINDS "OF ilWO ' c, E_/_C_T_LJLR. Eu

“SOMEWHERE IN TURKEY”

Harold Llhyd Comedy

a great role. S

IYOZIUlItBS lm- licavy

llops will be good crop. apples average crop, pasture good.

gan Duchess apples will roll hell?- ily next week, foir size 111111 111m‘ Maritime Provinces.

drop dile to dry shipments heal/Y“ of all crops will Ill‘ llbllvv llvl-rllgc with exception (‘nrleton and Vic- tnrla (‘nunticsp N.‘ B, wbern onLy MM of uvi-rugu yield expected nu w 1 n h - H llPFiOlllll of rust and ttrm try well ler as 0Ilil)(i(l (‘OI dilute ltagvesting to procci-il rapidly and _\'lf'l1| anticipated. Annapolis Val- . nlicatlonl-i are for best all rnund b» uppi Accept only an “unbroken package" of “Bayer Tablets of bondholders may primer. A funPFOP for sbmc yours: fall wbnlit 111ll1_\'"-'II|l(:ll' Aspirin," which contains direciions and dose worked out.by ,‘""t';£":|"“"rmi']*,f" "i" “wtwnr illnldzgrzilififlmyliullli in 131:" “m! wmqwﬂs “r . ~, . _ , ; s n ee vs llllﬂﬂll! o one r“ ’ i‘ I‘ physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for nmnlh-B mmranw Th, Lem“ M, (spring who“, barley M"; .1... n... fared are decidedly favorable to 1111 11,111 Ml 1110511? llﬂrveslcrl. izood the investor and it is printable Worms“ ¢‘-1"1l1- 011111 ls gmwrnl. lu Prluvu ldd\vui-d'l.~il:liii| expected that n lilfge part of the maturing ylnld is bcitvy-‘nnd of good quullty. _ _ ' ' Joan‘ will be renewed. Arrunge- Peg smttll acrcnzu~~goorl crop. P31“, “Rams; =1.‘ mews for the exchange of the corn ilow promisl-s good "Prﬁilﬂ"

‘Handy “ll:l_v¢r" bdxes of l2 Liblgitir-Also bottles of 24 and-

Aspirin HI Ih" trade mnrk Irr-cl tor II l? (‘ llCPilfﬂﬁillllyll-l‘ d! rnllt-iliunil-l ' l

broken iii Nicola Valley. destroyed 19°“ on large areas if Iltange lsiid.

of liOlJlllPi-l ili

A ili-uvy l‘l'Il]I bu; bot-u harvested throughout; lilVfYlifilllll! for Illlrvc-sllnlr.

in ho lll!‘ brat in _\'l'l'll'S.

--1‘1'0"III<~<* of Brilir-h ﬂililliilllrt...

2a a: oh for noisy"! llrrrul emu-rill Pnlllzselumn irnzivi-Iisn- proved root and paultirn prospects 1| l‘ but. ton lain for grains, which will yield only 70% of

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