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SERIES 20 Bic-Six A i Unusual strength is" a feature of the BIG-SIX springs-they are tested in the’ Studebaker

three times asgreat as isap- plied in ordinary

Aslasaboavtikapasolisaandflnsdlaaaa BIG-SIX GIIIIII In [dill-

, lib-HP. dslachalsln-hoad meter. III-inch whsalbsan, jinn snpls rssnm for novel edits. All Slvsdshshn Cuaaniqlbnld withCei-d Tbes-nnothas-Stuflebakor precedent.

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The Best Boots r for Boys

UTFIT the boy with Palmer- llcLelian Patented Farm Boots and he will have Footwear that

will stand the most strenuous wear, in all kinds of weather, outlasting two - pairs of ordinary boots, and will not rip or lose their shape.

We own exclusively the patents on tinge boots. They are made from‘ heavy Palmer-McLel-lan Chromoil tanned leather, shaped on right and left lass, and fitted with strong coun- ters to support the heels. The soles are nailed on by improved machine method. These boots have all the foot-fitting comforts . of a real moccasin, but will hold their shape and outwear foot- of much heavier con- st-rpction ior they are all

solid leather.

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APPLE NECTAR CREAM SODA IRON TONIC LEMON SQUASH ORANGiE SQUASH.

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The above Beverages are “THE FINEST THAT CAN

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lated Sugar, Pure Fruit Extracts, and NACTERIOLO-

GICALLY Purs Water, in a MODERN PLANT, by up-

io-daie Machinery and Equipment, and under the

,‘ strictest Expert Supervision, as regards SANITATION

'- and Manufaeturs. These "PEERLESS" Beverages are

:- sold throughout the Province POPULAR PRICES, ‘ and in Pint bottles only.

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JOHN A. HACKETT, TIGNIOH J.J. HUGHES $0., LTD.,BOURIS C GEORGETOWN

J. & r. MORRIS‘

Manufacturers of the now Famous

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-IHOI FROM HOLIAN , ' - lan- 0046x331! -IUDOI, delicious coke pod ice eresln, fruit‘, drinks and even a fish pond at the big bazaar and social at Borden on August ll-th. 2021-8-l-7l.

p-IHEREIS JUST ONE IVINT in the summer l never mien-anti that is the Montague races, and l'm again on Wednesday August l-lth. Come along, that's the place you see them all race for ruossy; i

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—-WEILCOME Vl8lTOR.— Mr. Lmvrcnce Mblfllllifl of California, ls visiting his fbrmcr home in Grand River, rlfter an absence!!! 50 years. Mr. McLsllsn looks hale and hearty and his old friends wcl- come him home again.

—OOME TO THE ice cream soc- isl and bazaar to be held on the grounds of the Gerard Hotel. Bor- ien on the evening of August llih. Commencing at eight o'clock. if weather unfavorable the following oveninx. The proceeds in- ald oi_ n Community Hall. '

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—6 STARTERS IN THE 2.17 ‘mix on class, 8 starters hythe 2-40 fro! and ll starters in the 2.25 pace fit the Montague horse races, August 11th. Will you see them? Why oi course. Every road lends to Mon- tague on Vlednesday next "ooi-s-e-si

-FORD TOURING CAR FOR ssle.—— Has been thoroughly over hauled and painted: tires new; has "Easy Steersr," bumper and other extras and priced to ssh quick. Have several other used cars at bargain prices. Colin H. Stewart, garage opposite Holman's Ltd. 2055 8 4 ti.

—-.WELL KNONVN RESlDENT DEAR-There passed peacefully sway on July 10th at his home in Hunter River. Michael Whitchagc 85 years. Ho leaves to mourn a sorrowing widow and a family of three sons and four daughters to cherish the memory of u kind and loving father.

(Boston and Seattle papers please

> copy.)

-—~WEDDlNG BELL8.-— A vrry pretty wedding took place at the homo of ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Mur- ray of Graham's Road on Wrrlnt-n- day, July 28th. when their daugh- ter, Mary Lillian, was united in mnrrlags to Mr. lW. A. Heuth Clarke of Wllmot Valley, Lira core mony being performed by the Rev. Mr. Miller. The "bride looked very pretty in a gown oi white satin and curried a showor bouquet oi rnscs. Only the immediate relu- llvcs oi the Contracting plrtlcs wcro present. The bride ivas the recipient of many beautiful gifts. After supper was served. the hop: py couple lcit for their new home In North Bedeque, followed -by tho best wishes of all their friends.

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lLEMON JUICE i FOR FRECKLES

Girls! Mike beauty lotion for a few cents-Try it!

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Squeeze the Juice oi tvro lemons into a bottle containing three ourc» cs of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the has. freckle snd tan lotto, and com ploxlon besutifler, at very, vary

- small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply thrso ounces of orchard while for s few cents. Mas o this sweetly fragrant lotion i u the face. and neck. srms and hsnds

ch day and sos how freckles and b omlshss disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white tho skin ba- camos. Yes! it is harmless and never irritates

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M. D., C. M. Phyalelan and Surgeon Has opened an office at KINKORA, P. E. island

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merside an experienced dining. room

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-rn's scuunmau oorA-ro ans-can will be on exhibition at

New Annsn Races, Aug. 18th. Orders taken. 2063. -vsnv HOT-Sunday u;

decidedly the hottest day ,oi the season, when, it is stated the-mar- cury registered as high as 93 in the shade in parts of the ‘town. H.

-IRANT CALLER-The C.G. S. Brant of the Marine service called here on Saturday evening. The Ostrsa was in port over Sun-

ay.

-4OHANOE OF APPOINTMENT. —Mr. Michael Mounts/in section man, Summsrside, has been appoint ed foreman for the section at Kons- ington. Mr. Mountain will move io his new charge in the course of a few days. H.

—SHIPPING.—Thc schr. Minnie Mac. with a cargo of railway coal. arrived here on Sunday. The. 5c . Edward S. Falt, Capt. D Fergus , and Lelia Linwood, Capt. Frenholm, have finished discharging coal and cleared on Monday for Flctou. H

-—8HETl,AND PONY FOR SALE. --—Kind and well broken to harness and saddle. Veterinary certificate as to age and soundness. Also pony carriages, sleigh, harness and rid- lng saddle. All in good condition. A bargain for quick sols l-o settle

an estate Apply to -MsDonald Drug Company, Surnmerside. ,, 2092-8-6-31.

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—HAY MAKING-As hay mak- ing is now about finished, it might be sis/ted lhat the continue/l fav- or-lhle wcniher condition-s ior the work, will warrant an excellent qu-nllty oi hay. however. “mills and pots-toes are making little pro- gress, and farmers" fear that lhc grain crop lg ripening mo bisi all on account oi the excessive heat and dry weather. ll

-WOMEN'S lN8TlTUTE-»7The annual meeting of Trsvellvfs Rest Women's Institute was hold at the homo of Mrs. Major Town- send, July 22nd, with an attend- ance of 35. That the members are lnirnwcly interested in the work of its ilnsihuic was shown by the large number present dur- ing the busy hay making season. During the year, $321.00 was raised by this Society. $158.10 of lhls was collected by house‘ to house canvas, and is to go "into lihe Wnr Memorial Fund of the district. An ice cream festival was held in Jilly and 885.00 roa- llzed. This is Ito be divided oven- ly between Traveller's Rest and Sherbmoke ‘Schools. Committees have br-en appointed lo confer. with the school trustees as t0'lh-o wisest way rto spend this amount.

c $21.00 was voted- from tho lnsli-

tute funds to help in the repaint- ing of Traveller's Rest Hull. At ‘the close oi the meeting a dauinty lunch was served. Next msotlng is i0 be hold at ‘the home of Mrs. Leighton Mll-ligan, Thursday ni- idnmdonl. Aug,,;1-9t5h, when Mllss Holman pf Summerslde, ‘will speak on "Rural School Condit- ions". Everybody welcome.

r-MIEADY-GVLLIS NUPTIA '8- Tho marriage was solemnlzev lit Sacred Heant Church, Albsriion, at ll o'clock on Wednesday morning August 4th. of Lorells May. fifth daughter of Mr. Puulinus G lls, Montrose. to Mr. Gonzales Am oa- dy, son oi Mr. John M. Ready oi’ Tlgnlsh, Rev. Dr. Campbell ofil- ciating. The church was‘ beautiful-

ly decorated by friends of, tbo bride, with ferns and. polled plants. The bride, who was, 8s-

Itoried to her place by M!‘ brill-hef-

Mr. Alfred J. Gillis, was simply but tastefully gowned ln ivory iuniiem, with knife pleating and

with which she wore (1 lace hal. wlthlwuchss 0f silver and carried n bouquet 0i white cnrna-tlons and maiden hair fern. She was attended by hcr sis- ter, Miss Katherine. who wore pile plnk gcorgcttc with llfli l0 mil-Ch- Hor bouquet Wflg pink and whim sweet peas. The groom was will!“ on by his cousin, Mr. Klnch, Tignish. Appropriate music was furnished by Ml" 3hr?’ Keefe rendered beautifully whim‘ grin‘; Wedding March as tho bri- dal party entered the church. J3!!!‘ lng muss a choir oi tom-ale V010“ “n; gullible hymn-s including an "Ave Maia" at the Oifertory. Fol- lowing the ceremony lllllchm“ was served at the homo 0 U10 bride alter which the happy cou- e left on s wedding "lib W‘! bride travelling in a tailored 2i" p1 navy tricotlne with taffeta l’ w Numb, flflflnly congrat lotions m, me good wishes of all. go with this Wllular younl www-

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._Q,5TM Saturday list IMrs. Neil Mclilnni"! oi Grand River. Lot l4 celebrated her 95th birthday. midstsrsll W‘ lolcing oi he: family who subtr- ed together to celebrate the ha y event. Mrs. Meltlnnon still rot l. all her. Knculties and entellfllllfid tho companymlth Jokes and plea- sant stories of the P"!-

i}?- WESHTEJRN rnnsosn Ls

—Mr. Stanley Donslrls oi Malps que, left for Jiuardlsty. All-FBI"!-

—Mr. Eva Wright, Victoria, is ‘spending a few days with friends in Alberton.—V.

Hum Iiouisa. nliuu of Dorchssi- er. Mess, is visiting in Summer- sids, the guest of Mrs. R. Geovcn.

—Mr. "Paul ‘Pony, of Antlgonlsh, N.S., is visiting his parents Nr. and Mrs. L. Perry of Summorslde.

~—M“lss Barbara Bishop. of ‘Bos- ton, Mass, is visiting in Summer- ‘side, the guest of Mr. Goo. Bell.

~IMiss Grflcs Romckc. 0f N.Y.. ‘Romclto, oi Summon-side, P.E.I.

merside. has left ior Edmunston where he will spend a few weeks.

—Mr. mersldc, has loft on an extended trip to Chester, ‘N. B.

—Miss micrufiuen n spc-nd- lng a few das at her home in Ri- ver Philip, N. S.

—Mr. and Mrs, J. J. McKin- non, Charlottetown. were visitors to Sumlnarside on Friday.

—Mlss M. Wilkinson of New York, ls visiting her parents in Alherton. '

~Mriss Olive ‘Doherty is spewi-

' Jnz n few days at her homo in 0’Lea.ry. I —Mlss M. ‘Mc/Dougsll return-

ed to her home in Richmond lifter spending the past few weeks with friends in Summerside.

, —4M s ‘Margaret Mulligan, or st, John, .B., is spending a Iew weeks with her mother Mrs. Pali- rick Mulligan, Summerslds.

-»-~Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morri- son of Montreal, are visiting in Summerslde the guest of Mrs. L.A_ Wright.

—-Mrs. James Sullivan of Camp- beiiton. and Mrs. P.L. Butler of Glcngurry, were passengers to Sum morside on Saturday.

——Mlss M.M. Bonshard left Sat- "Pdfly IuorninB fonhcr home in Montreal, allter Ispending a few weeks with friends in Summsrslde.

—Mins L.C. MocKenzle, oi Mont real is spending n few weeks in Summcrslde, the guest oi Mrs. L. A Wright. I

Miss Aneliu C. Mill. Clermont. is visiting in the city, the guest of Mir. ahd. Mrs. Nell Robinson, Richmond Street.

——-Mrs‘. James Sanders of Boston, Mann. and son Theodore, are the guests of the Misses Agnes and Bertha Ramsay. of Summerslde.

—Mr. Stephen Gaudot of Sum- mersldc. recently opened up g new grocery store, in the-Jones and Mc- Neill building, Water St.

—Mlss Katherine McCsilum ha. left for Wellingtomafier spending the lust few weeks at her home in St. Eleanor-s.

—Mr. Charles Peters of Sum- morside, has left lo spend n few weeks with friends at River Phi- lip, N. S.

—~Ths muny friends of Mr. Mi- chael McCarvill oiCarlleton. will be pleased to ses hlm homo siter haivlnggsuccessfully undergone an operation in the P. C. Hospital.

—Mr. Vern Stevenson of the Royal Bank o Canada, Charlotte- town, is spending s few weeks with friends in Summorslde.

-—1‘Mlss Tillie lipwatt returned ‘to her home in Cups Traverse af- liar spending ithe past few weeks

with friends -.ln North Adv, Mass. .5

_--ligis's Katheleesr Forbes 9e- IMHO“ lo her home in Tyne al- ley ter spending the wi ter gionkthe with friends in ii".

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r-Mr. ‘and Mrs, sent, wiinsius and daughter,

Minion, who have hm visiting fiummortlde rqr he p two mon , lest _

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is visiting her mother Mrs. R,L. _

—Mr. Georg: Sudsbury oi Sum-

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H. O. BROWN, Manager,

Chsrloltewwn Hotel 00., Ltd. . Proprietors. uses-rm.

lO@Q'OQ-QQvOfiO-.Q§.¢O.fi-Qfi.v VIC-TORI. . HOTEL

W. T. Wilson, Ottawa; ll. A. Low, Montreal; C. McArthur, Sum- inerslde; P. G. Clnrk, Summer- sldc; Mi‘. Blltl Mrs. R. Deans‘. Whit- inod; P. V. Dawson, Toronto; Jo- seph McDonald, Boston; C. H. Letc, Detroit; W. Cf Rcxtlow, Al- bany; M. Hood, Toronto; W. S. Offer, Tcron-to; Mr. and Mrs. ll. Mu|lcr,'Amhcrsi; Mr. and Mrs. John i-l. wmu, Si. Paul; Mrs. James E. Dore, St. Paul; Miss Mary S. W. Willis, Si. Paul; W.A. Ford, Toronto, OnL; (7. ‘F. Doiron, Efnernld; J. A. MacDonald, Chr- dlgan; Mrs. Frederick B. Brown. Montreal; Mr.‘ and Mrs. J. W. ir- vine. Boston; Miss Little, Boston; W. Burnett, St. John.

lMlss Helen Peters, Montreal; C. Archibald, Montreal; Mrs. Elmer Harrier ‘hos Angeles; H. A. Palm- er, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Hume. vBosIton; Murdock McLeod. Mocc- ‘ton; Miss Amy McLeod, Moncton; lMlss Evelyn Patterson, Hunter ‘River; Mrs. W. McMillan, Hunter ‘Rllver; D. T. Fraser, Kingston; T. J. Quinn, Montreal; R. Perlcy. Amherst; John J. Lawson. Mon- treal; Mrs. E, T. Madden, Smith ‘Falls; M. b. ‘McEachorn, Bos- ton; M. Snlllvnn, Boston; R. A. "Shnttuck. Boston; Mr. B. T. Ran- kin, Boston; Mrs. C. N. McLeod. ‘Montreal: Mr. (IN. McLeod, Mon lreail; Dr. l). U. McKenzie. Mon- ‘treal; Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Whit-- man, Halifax; A. Gallant, Rum- iord; Mrs. Jolln McKlnnon. St.

Wlohuiu-Gt-T. Rogers, New york; R. D. Hughes, New York; R. M. ‘

Kecr, Halifax; Maud-s E. Water mun. Washington; T. N. McKen- zie, Si. John; B. A‘. Burke, Bos- ton; Mrs. Pratt, St. Peters; Dr. b‘. 1D. Madden; Smith Falls, Ont. Miss M. Mnclise, Mass; H. Howar‘. Moncton; 0. Eddy, Montreal.

REVERE HOTEL.

M. Johnson, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Whitman, Halifax; J. W. Currie, Poakcs; Miss McDonald, Vancouver; Don. McDonald, Mont:- lon; Mrs. W. L. Gleason, Avnn~ dale; J. R. Bigger, Moonson, Mo. M. A. Mitchell, Moonson, Me., J.

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tors-ills the amount that-ALL THE small bills make- when they’re added together.

Thank you.

Charlottetown

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this morning.

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_ _.. . _ .; _~ - L ‘Mciiormuck, Dorchester, Muss.. aide Nettle Arscnnul 3m Miss ii. McCormack, Dorchesler. side? Ame‘! Alsellaulh ~- slde; Sam Blgmy, Mnlngf Brwn,Y k;li.Wlh,, ,. P. Moran, Cnroqucf; J. L. Belung- “no; w_ can Andefixinfiigdos

er, Quebec; u. u. Cotter, Freder-‘E. n. Paul, s1. Paul; m. n. lcton; C. M. Fitzgerald. Gcorge-‘Dimald- York? U- U- Hflflly. ' town; John Samuels, Ottihva; H. :?n'n2nt6n¥?"1a';d J. King. Ottawa; '1'. King, Oiln- News}, 5,,f,,,,,e,; w_ ,,_ a, wn; John McMurrer, Everett. hnn, Si. Lewis; J. L, Bu] Mass... Miss F. McMurrer. Evcrell. Quellec? 39$" Drlscmb 0"!" T Mass, ll. Sims. Konslnglnn; L. grsuhllf"), ‘gfigngos? “c” Gordon, Konslngiun; Mrs. J. Gal- 9,,“ Boston; T. Trenhoim dughcr, Kcnslngton; Mrs. (‘- Pcntz. hcrsl; Louis J. McDonald, . "Fruro; G. R. Webb, Boston; Mrs. l-"mlilnl MT- and MP5~ Jvhll G. IL web“ "fifihxn; Leo ‘Klnnon, Maine; Alex Watt, ll Donald, Lurnwall; W. E. Mac-

ircul; A. P. Cairns, Grecnll

L. Chisholm, Boston; J, L, Swecn, Broolclield; Larry Douglas, Mt. Stewart.

Mlllan, Boston; James R. I Currie E. Trefethre, Summer-

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BEAVER rtou

Beaver Flour ives to bread o distinctive, delicious, nutli e flavor; end makes pies, cakes and pastry of light, even texture. The only reason why nmy Canadian house- wife is not using Beaver Flour is-all have not yet tried it. "

‘Use Beaver Flour and note the difference In your bakings. .

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