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iluonnlir ~ ' 'unit onAnLo'r1,i}t-own otmnpiiiir _ _ AUG T SI, 1918 -_

-WANTED-An experienced hard-

ware salesman. Apply at once. R. T.

. . . . . . ... . ._ _ ._ Holman, Limited, Summarslde.

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` -i'r PAvs to buy in this Province

-CHOICE CATTLE.-Mr. Arthur <7. G ;en. Scarietown shipped at Port Borden I c;i.'.0fid oi' choice steers to St. John inarket. in connection with shipping cattle Mr. G.‘.‘en also has an up to ditto meat shop at Port Borden.

-CHOOL FAIR.- Inspector Gul-

lant met tho teachers oi' Egmorid Bay recently with i1 view ofcoiitiiiulng the organliatlon for a school fair. A good deal of interesting discussion took place and the sug-gestion was made to hold the school fair in conjunction with the local exhibition. 'I`iiis how- ever will he decided shortly on the advise of the Inspectors.-M.

-GOES WEST ON TRIP.-Mr. Pro-

sper L. Gallant one ot' the iriost pro- gressive farmers of Eginond Bay. left

Monday morning for a tour through- out Western Canaria. Mr. Gallant has a son out in Alberta who during his

stay of.sevi-n _rears has siii-rceiieil' very well, having rnado ii lioirirstoaii for himself and gone in for intensive farming. 'l`ho old gentleman will no doubt enjoy his trip immensely ns irr- is ti keen observer ami his sojourn in the western provinces will be pleasant and instructive. A severe shock how ever was given to his anticipated pleasure voyage, by the sad news ot the death of his son Antonin at the front.-M. I

-KILLED IN ACTION.-A yloorn

was cast over Abrani’s Village again on Mutiny, by the arrival f it tele- gram for Frank F. Arsenault, stat- ing.that lils son Theodore had been killed in action on August iltii. 1’te.

'I`hcoiloi'e enlisted voluntarily in thc first stages of the \var and has inadc the supreme sacrifice after passlné through much fighting. llis was an- other instance ni' pluck and seltdon- lal, for lie was in a nice home, and only the call of duty could seriiice him away. There are left to mourn this departed hero, a father and riiotlrer, :i brother Camille at the front. and sev-

pral _younger brothers ant? sisters at home. lie was about 21 years oi’ ago. Tho sympathy of the community goes out to this deeply afflicted faniily' Something somewhat peculiar about the list of casualties for Eginonil Buy is that the four killed are nil from Abrain's Village school district. Oth- ers from this district and other parts of the parish have been wounded.-M

, -TWO CENTS PER W°i‘°_ 03°* FUNERAL 'roosv-The inner-:noir insertion for advertising in this col- _hc _uw Li_______ H____ke__ Wm mkoplme "“"“~ LW" "im" “°`“”"‘i’“"y °“i°" today ut 2 p.rn. from the residence of iitiiniinum charge twenty-live cents. _-_-_:___ w_ "_ H__c__O_. ._._____ luuural win

i --- he under the auspices ot' the Masonic

-DUCK SEASON opens September' Lodg`e_

lst, Get guns and ammunition at Hol-

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T' _Pure _Munllla Binder Twine, 55|) feet

”_.,0pER_A1-|0N 3UccE33|:UL_ _ to the pound, per pound 261:. Phone The' twelve-year-old daughter of Ai-'°i` iiiiiii YU!" 0i`ii0l` lii`0mi1iiY- R- T- am, Arsunaun, Miss F10,-encu_ was Holman, Limited. Suminersido.

taken to the Prince County Hospital.| Sutiiitiersidc. oxi Saturday aitcrnoon,i _scH°°i° w°nK""Mi5“ Exon” the 17th inst. Dr. Tanton lnid l)coniAr`3ena“lt' teacher' has Uluirgc °fMi3' summoned and had her removed tliltli-i"°““i“’ Bciwoi this year' Miss Arsen' cr in his car, as the patient wus suf-luuii may we" bi’ classed as “"0 M thc’ fering acutely from appendicitis. On ‘wry best wuciiers “ml the miepayera arrival an operation wus performed, of me “imve mentioned school ‘"9 and though at first the cuss looked ioriunuw in securing Such ‘I °°mPei‘

ent teacher. M

hopeless it is pleasing to say that now the child is well on the road to recovery, M

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-TEACHER GOES W.EST.- Miss

Mae Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brennan, Tignlsh, one of

-WED OF WOUNDS--Thu Illilllyitiie Island’s successful young teach-

friends of Mr. and Mrs. Prosper L. ers feft on Monday for Saskatchewan Gallant. of .-\hram`s Village, will synr wiiere sho will continue tho teaching pathize with them in their recent profession. Miss lirennan's ileparturc berezivenient. On Friilay foronoon thc`wiil be keenly regretted in her home shocking telegram was sent to Ab- town. She was the guest of honor at rani's Village that their son Private an iniproniptou dance on Friday everl- Antoin Gallant, was dead i`roin.ing. in C. M. B. A. hall and at a wounds roiroivctl on August 9. l'te. party at "\Vill0w Lawn,” the home oi Gallant had been in the treriulies sev- Miss Mary Kinch on Saturday UV0Ilil1C- eral months, and had over a year ago Mi-HS Brvllllilll Carries With i101' tilt lwori gassed, but had returned to ac- iJOSi WiSil0S Ulf llllllly fI‘iGl1li'B-

tive service._ Deceased had enlisted ____ in the 105th, nearly three years ago. '-WEi3DiNG BELILS--'Tile milfri- nnd when this regiment in England one .tuck iii'-we 't Esluoufl Bay cliurcli was sent across in drafts_ iii- was am- \V0dI\0Siii\Y llli1l`llinl§. 21St il1Hi-. 0i` eng the first to go to l-‘i-nnet-_ 'i‘his_Thc0ilcrc Gcnan. son of Octave Gen- brave hoy, wiio had attained tho nge HIL Oi C8iSBi0. ii0 M3119 Ai'B0I1i1\lii.

of 23 years last January. was :1 typt-iilinigliter oi' Joseph A. Arsenault, St. of sterling manhood and had sl1own'(`ill‘¥S0Si0il\0V ROV- I"illl\0l‘ B01lli- hie pluek hy giving up u ¢0m|`¢,;-i,1\,i/J`roiiuit pertorinod thenuptialcereniany. homo in gn to battle for his country. '1`l\c- srouul was sur>v0l'ic<i by Mr- Au- HQ wrote to his parents regularly, toin Gallant, oi' Abrain's Viliage_ wlillo though. as is the case with many, his Miss Justine Arsenuult, sister of the ietters were sometimes delayed on the bride, was maid of honor. The wed- wny, so that several would cunts in dine rmrtv were in cttcudfulcc to the a bunch. The same week that th: tea liiiiiy iii Mi- i`1il"lll0i. and U10 OV-

toiegrani name. his parents hnd re: ching was spent ut the er<wm’s home

ceived two letters, both of whit-ir_\vl1c1'c 11 number of guests were as- were full of hone and entiinr»~.insn1 nnti Sciubicd- The lmnvy C0ui>1c were the inado the woetul tidings ol' Fri<liiyi1`l‘CiDil‘-“ii Oi U1-'UIY DTGSCHIS- M more crushing. There are left to ---_----- mourn this brave hero, a father and MURRAY HARBUH MARKETS-_ -~ mother, two brothers, Cyrus, now ai -

the homestead, and Alphonse in West- (Friday by T"|°ph°"°)

ern (`a_natla, anti three sisters, l)ollr\u.i “__ OMB bus attending college, Mrs. Emmanuel ___ OMS b__S_ Gallant oi' Bath, Me., and Melina, who “utter lb _ 35 is also away. The heartielt synipa- Eggs dn, _ _ _ ___ ____41 thy of the whole community goes to Wm; Washed the sorrowfuliy afflicted family. 1\I.Calf skins -bl

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WESTERN .PERSONALS

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“Mi” G‘il¢iYB McCormack is spend- ing a few days with Miss” Dorothy Hackett. Tiznish. _

_ -Mrsf Alexander Cousins is visit-

her sister Mrs. Samuel Carruthers.

-Mi” Miiiy Caswell of Charlotte- i°Wii is Visiting in Sunnnerside the guest of her sister' Mrs. (Dr.) J.' A. McPhee.-L.

-Mri Frank Arsenauit, Tlieoiogian

from 'Quebec 'Seminary is spending a montlrs vacation with his parents ‘it Abranrs Village.-M. ‘

-Misses Hoa returned to St. John

on Thursday morning after visiting ln Sumnnersido, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strong.-L.

-The Misses Mao Brennan,'Beatrico McCarthy and Zeta Hogan, Tignish DHBSCG till'0\l8li Suminerslde Monday

at Malpeque have returned to their .home in New Glasgow, N. S.-.L_

..*llev. U. E. and Mrs. Arinstronf:

Montague spent a. very pleasant week at Brudencll recently the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, S. Norton.--T.

..*Mrs. McGregor ami little grand-

daughter of Westville, N. S., are vis- iting at Montague for a few weeks.

- -Among. the visitors from Kensing- ton to Port Borden on Sunday last \vere: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dunphy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hughes and Mr.

-C. I-liltz.

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-Mr. and Mrs. Aiexantler Cousin

and child and Mr. and Mrs. William Cousins and Child were visitors to ordcn on Monday. Mr. Willard War- ren, was chauffeur.

-(Misses Elsie and' Mae MacKen-

zie and Miss Margaret B_i'o\vn of Moir- treai lei't by Nuriliuinberiand on Fri- day rnorniiig for their ironic lifter vis- iting in Surnrnersiile, the guests oi Mis, 1.. A. ivrigiit.-L.

Tuesday night after .spending two iiiontlis visiting i`riends in Halifax, Montreal and Boston. Miss Hackett will be the interesting figure in an event which is to take place ln Tirg-

nish, in the near future.

lui-2 in Carleton. She is the guest oi"

-Miss Marjorie Hackett arrived ironic ‘

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en route to Saskatchewan. |John Johnson, Miss Selina Johnson

were also visitors to Borden on Mon-

-ltev. iErnest ltainsay and family day. Their chatuiioui' was Mr. Wm.

who have been spending their holidays Jolnison from Margate.

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Miscouche, paid a visit to Ahram's Village Sunday. M

Bummerside, the guest of her brother. Mr. D. J. Donnell. L

daughter, of Boston, who are visiting friends on the island, spent a fcw days in Summer-side visiting Mrs. P. Mulligan. L

z--Mrs. Joseph M. Perry. of -St. Nich- olas and |Mrs. John S. Gaudet of Bum- -rnersldo,_wero visitors in Abrii'm's Vil- lage Sunday, tho guests of Mrs. John M.

left by the boat on Wednesday morn- ing on u visit to Moncton, while there she will be the guest of her sister Mrs. (Dix) Doyle.-H.

Calfskins por lb _ ....25 Hides .. . .......12

Oats (black) per bus 90 to95

They are guests at “tho Grove."-'l‘. Oil'-B' iilifwk) DBI' DUB

-Mr. and Mrs. Clement Poirier. of

-Miss Jessie Bonuell, professional urse in -Boston, Mass., is visiting in

-Mr. and Mrs. Dun Ellis and

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-lMiss Bertha Murphy, Summerslde

-Mr. und Mrs. John Payntcr. Mrs.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

(Friday by' Telephone)

utter per lb ...42-46

Thought Tne Farador

Was A l'lun~bug

The following letter is a. good ox-

ainplo of-how tho Farador wins its wuy:- ‘

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Charlottetown, Aug. 20, 1918.

Dear Sir,-I wish to state in the

most emphatic manner that I owe my present good health to the use of the Farador which I began using over it year ago.

Before that time I was a great suf-

ferer fr_oni sclatica. I could scarcely walk and could hot sit down in a straight position. The ailment had been coming on for quite a while and was ut its worst the last three months before I started to use the Farador. I spent a great deal of money trying to be cured but without success. I would have tried the Farador sooner but for the fact that I honestly believ- ed lt to be a humbug. At last I was driven' to try it on account of my great sufferings.

Tire Farador did not seem to help

me much at first and I was almost tempted to give it up, but decided I had better give it a fair trial. As time went on I tound myself improv- ing and have had very few symptoms of the ailment sinco last fall. In ad- dition to being cured of sciatica I have greatly improved in houith and

utter (dairy) . . . . . . .. . . . . . 37 to 39 _ strength _

amb pelts 75 t01.2o

ggs (per doz) owl 22 to 25

50 p. c. A I

Discount I

i The P‘arudor also been used b

other members of the family. W2" "

have found it to relieve pain., coma and favors with surprising swlftueu

Whenever l meet people who need

health I put in li Good word for tha Farador.

KENr:E'ri-i A. m`Avi-iieeon

- The foregoing letter is addressed to W. E. Enman. Parador, Its;-|r'@“m_ “live 22° Richmviid St..1"ciniriott.... town. Free literature given to all ap- plicants. ` - 1178

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.Fl`owei_f_`Pots j ' 'Jardiniers Lawn Pots-

It you want to give

your flowers a suitable setting see our showing

of flower pots, jardi|,i¢,-S etc. » -

` Made from good grade earthenwareand stone- priced right too; '

\BLACK’S

. Sunnyside

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Season

ii Preserving

Mixed i’ickling'Spices such as:- Mustard Seed, Cel-

ery Seed. Tumeric, Etc.

Qff All ' ruit Jars `

Perfect Seal Fitz-em-all _lar Rings _

Bathing

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C. _ Vinegar aps . white wine Mart cider

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STANLEY BROS STOC

The balance of this stock some $18000.00 u;-orth has been removed to our stort; and

mast be cle .ired out A TON CE., in order to do so." we are offering txtaordinary Discounts.

Dress Goods Z5 per cent Discount

All Gents Furnishings Neckwear, Shirts, Collars, etc. 25 per cent.Discounr.

Men’s -Working Shirts. Underwear and Sweaters 15 per cent to 25' per cent Discounts.

Children’s Hats and Milliner_v cut in two. Lddies’ Ready-to-wear 2-5 per cent Di3¢0unf5.

STARTS TUESI) SEP. .

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