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And thara'a no fuaa or bother. Your famil , friends, and b

nan associa as want your por-tralt.I

Malta an _ paintmant today ati

The Bayer Studio* '

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Good Photography ‘ Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Ain-

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Feed Wheat

We have just received

into WAREHOUSE _

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The BEST and CHEAP- EST FEED for Hens

Imperial Chick Food ,. -FoR- . YOUNG cti1cKi~:Ns

WHEAT and CHICK FEED sold in any quantity, lowest

price. _

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Many who .for years have ffered intensely from chro-_ ic sick headaches, using rugs of all kinds without! enefit, have found immed- teand permanent remedy n properly adjusted glasses. ecause eye strain was the‘ suse. We remove the cause nd our cure is iasting. » 3

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Size 2 1-2 to 4 _

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small feet to get areal bargain. _ . I

Shoe Sale

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"Every in our store

"going atI a big discount

shown in” Tah`I,`f lI’aIteIii`tII" Gunmetal and Kid sizes mostly from-2 1-2‘ to 4-1-2:

' $4.ooin5.oo'siioes“ for $2.98. _:_

$3.25 to 4.00 Shoes

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$2.75 to 3 25Shoes_-il _

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by local applications, as they cannot reach the disviisedlpoition of the ear.'I`here is only one way I ` rstitution reme Y B _ _ - ‘5‘ ‘hgilsed hy an inflamed condition ofthe mucous llin-ng of the Iuuslnchian Tube. When this .ube i i

_.*8TRAWBERRY l0XE8.- Best'

Nova Scotia stock' and manufacture. standard size. $6.00 pe-r thousand. :Phone or mall your orders at once to R. T. Holman, Limited, Summer- side. l70i.l,7.18M6lE3i

EISYEIHI PERSOIIILS

..'»'M_r. John D. Steele, De Gros,

Marsh ivus a visitor to _Georgetown last week.-&. \

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..*Mr. and Mrs. Willlim Ed-

monds at Georgetown are visiting friends in Eiliotvale.-&.

..I';Vir_ Ephraim Swallow has mov-

ed into Mr. W. W. Jenkins house Grafton street, West.-&.

.,.*Mr_ Arsenault shoemaker has

moved into Mfr. Andrew Laver's l.io_use, Upper Kent street.-&.

..*Aimoiig the visitors to George-

tr .vn during the past week were Pre- mier Arsenault, Mr. James Mclsaac. ‘Federal (Yiiiitlidate for Klng’s County. Mr. James D. Stewart, Conservative crndiclate for the Georgetown Dis- trict; Mg. G. S. Inman, Barrister-at- Law, (`liarluttetown, Mr. S. S. Hes- sion, Barrister, Montague and Mr. Ross McEwen, Commercial traveller, ‘St_ Peters.-&.

..'*Mr_ Hugh Yoston has returned

from the North Side where he lias` been working for some time past and has taken the contract of moving Mrs. Michael'Burkes’ house from its pre- setit location to a new site on Glenelg street. Mr. Ybston has also taken the job of moving Mr. Peter Gotell's residence to his lot on Viptorh; street. Mr. Uhar-les Thistle is associated with Mr. Yoston in the work.-&.

..*Mr. Cornelius J. McLean. agent

for the Empire Cream Separator was to Georgetown on Saturday on a biisl ncss trip. Mr. McLean, who also rs- prosents the Great West Life Assur- ance Company, reports -business good iii' his line, notwithstanding the firin- ncial stringency caused by the war._ Mr. McLean taught school for many years, retiring from the profession in_ June 1916 in order to devote his time wholly to his present occupa- tion.-&.

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Cntarrlial Deafness Cannot Be Cured

to cure oatsrihal delfn ss. and that is bv _a

' ' al d E tavrlisl Deafness

is inflamed you haves rumbling sound or im Berfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed. eufness is the result. Unless the inflammation

can be ndnrqd and this tube restored to its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed for- ever. Manv cases of deafness are caused by Catarrh. which is an inflamed condition of ther mucous surfaces. Hall’s flatarrh Uure acts thru lh~ blood on the mucous surfaces of the System.

\Ve will give One Hundred Dollars for any

/ ptlclan Pr6i'Erlp'tIoI|`\IIIDrugglat

I rim.. 15, mouji'Aoue..P.E._i.| F-J.

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cgiglgllfsagsgtph Cfiiavigisrciilgrsc All llIi'Iu\l lists. 75C.

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items have been received from ltollo Bay- and Brudensll, which await -the senders’ name.

__..°Miss Hilda Barnes is spending In

her vacation in Gcorgetoivii the gusst of he-.~' pai-ents, Di-_ t‘_ L_ and Mrs. Barnes. Miss Barnes has been studying music iii the lfrilted Sinte'.= dur-ing the past few mouthi. -G.

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wth ICIVQBR about the h0UeS_"lIday coii‘_iy_ arrived t'rom_ New York city I the summer, in Western Qu(_.__ns_ but and hziiie to her native provlnco for a _ the heafol' the for-eiioon was follow- ms* I°°m° ll""’ “K” ‘“l""‘ U°“ll ed by cool, refreshing' shower-.4 in the b°"°’l':> the old Nlethodm "l'""‘fl' , (_vemng_ Sureily M is an mem _gromng bullillnx (over it hundred years oldl

weather!-° at

___ liuiiilirig traiisl’oi'|iied into an artistic :

__»cARD|gAN N01-ES__ In (._m__ work room 25 thy !ll'» tee-t. where this I

diiraii and vicinity the hay and gram tale-iitcd island lady has a number. of

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VFCDS “ink excellent for the time oi' hei'__il_)_l§'_:_l;";‘:_o’_'; 0l,l_'u:lvat§I_’I °_‘)l0r“‘tadnu Sivei-iicv Madam *Vi Ville R Miss i

` g I X I B U I \_. Sixl>_v (site-wir). Mis. l°`islisr, Mrs. __ ' * - ’ ’ ‘_‘,_‘

tho`senson- Mrs. Webber O'Holl- 'm

om." and her SOIL Jo§(,_Dh_ of G!_e_en__'I`iIe buizk giutiiid or walls ure covereii I field, spent Siinday' iii (‘a.i'dig&n_- “Il _ | Messrs. Joseph Quinn. i-`i';irik Sulli- i“3_‘Ia"_v“"' wh"“Ih glws “ "IW "III l<` ,mm Joséph Oipiollorun and Miss tistr_c oflect, and adds greritlv in bring- ‘ Rose Sullivan, look ii short visit to ‘"5 Newport Sunday night.-~ Miss Anna D”

uinn, teacher. has token rr osition ‘lf

Q - - D ' . in Glemanning S,.hm,i__ _\.|,._ Sydney sitiori the writer foiiiid it diilicult to A McLean_ and Mis.; _c;U_1|_l Anal were interview Miss Doull about her pro-l

recent visitors to Mitt-hcll ltiver.-~ fe

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Mr. Cornelius Ryan, tho new and "i“_ _ _ ,, popular rondmaster, has riiade great Pam* “lid "ill"-" "|il0S- ll |1119 been improvements ou the roads during SMU "11 llll0Dil€'i is not wiihoiii lioizci-

this Iast season- Mrs. Ambrose 5” Sullivan, Misses Katie Sullivan and th

Blanche Murphy, Vernon, passed' UW! the people oi’ this Driiviiice iiiuy 1 through Cardigan 0,, mlm. to New. learn of Miss Doiill‘s siict-ess. and be A Dom tb vm! f,-|end5_ _S Miss Ma,-y proud oi' her, tor long arid taillitul

Redmond has returned home i’i'oin;Dl” St. John. N. B.. on a`viiciitiori.-Miss W1 Rose Sulllvaii. Gree'niiei<l_ is vlsitingille her stint, Mrs. Wni. Sullivan, Miss;

Christy McMman is busily engage); road to art." which suggested the tol-

in getting out her' wintrfs wood. The 10W _ _ _ I0 Sullivan Bros., have completed the Y9i1l`S i1€0. the __:xuthor, alas. lor fume. 1,

li-avr- forgottciz 'I

contract oi’ erecting it concrete' cel- I lar wall for' Mi. J. fi.. Sullivan, tho

popular blacksmitli_- Miss Milllesill

McNeill has resuniccl liei' tiuties as teacher in Seal River school. lt is Tl hoped that Miss Mc-‘Neill will contipue hor work in the same skillful man M ner ag last school teirii.- Mr. Sandy _

~ A, d_ L _ V 1| y_ ig visit. Collis his very soul I _ _ ' , Nell MCI” ome H (I \Vm.k thou fm. pleasure maiisliip. but like hiplirig there are 0 And it may be I"

ing Cardigan on a business trip. i ‘

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Ptistcuiwls :intl Stniiips

Iii Coiiiiiieiiioiaiiioii ot' ls!

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C0llI(‘(l(‘lilll0ll IH.~lll0(l _beaumm mms mlgmbe (_0nS|_ler(,_l,h__ artistic scenes would receive ri wel- tt

_ lc,.ml;(,n pf H waxy pel.S0n_ and ,IIN coine_ at Uape Traverse by visitinI

0'l`TA\VA.- Tile I’0Si Offlife 0692"" brings to mimi ariotliei' question: ll'

ment are issuing at the present tiiiie a \v1mi 1,; m0,_\,.y7 ,\m| hmfs un

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cird, with an inset containing inform- § hgppimgg and we p,,SSp,,,~t In every. the Garden oi the Gull'

ation in regard io the urea, population ' w geiit-ral developnicrit and industry oil in

the country siiic-§__18G7. lm

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'llie departnie has also iii roll inohle nrriiy ot' autiioi‘::_ poets, preach-

tcniplatlon the issuing of a trtriiinieiir _ ers and artists wiio, often spend their or-alive three Cent HIIIIHD- IU COHHISI lives trilionored and unsung trying to a oi' an engraved I"i'eproduclion oi Har-‘ hrijtcn up our existence.

i';s'ii painting "I~‘:it_liers of Coiifeilera-l

tion." This stamp is now in course soii Doiill's i’iiiiil`y. l learned that very or’ pwepnratiori, and is expected to he' early in llr'e the subject ol' this sketi-li _is.‘u;ed on or about the iii:-it oi' Au- showed riiarked signs of an artistic l

CHENEY.&c0 Toledo DMD png; next, lteiiipci'ament_ which has bee-ri uiisel- Pullman Porter-Lower Five, sah._M°D0"“ld- -

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A few day’s ago, on a business trip Pape Traverse i had the pleasure

(‘.ipe Traverse and has had tha. ‘

ii retired, and very modest di:-po

sion. duly at-knoivledged and nppro- '

vc iii their oivn i'oiiiiti'_v,” it is to 'C is Hifi that this article is written

€t_4€l/Prrilrce in her Ichoscri calling, 6 icrc often an artist has to die ilrsi.

t‘i>i'o being iipproi-lated

Miss Doull stated, “itIwas a loiit;I Yurkz 191]' ew'

Work thou for pleasure, I

The tiring thou love‘dst C

longh the bod), starve riectiuii Miss Doull showed nie some who worm fm. mn orders loi' Miniature Portraits of just

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lest; oft the goal! if Who works for -riiofley

thee.

der.-il by iiiariy. the soul aint iii life Sl

avi-uiiiulatc and possess tire, above

liero but to Heaven." And it* this abr-_olutely true. don‘t you think ore ot' us should appreciate the

From other niiimbers oi’ Miss Alli- f

tlllue years study iii Paris among the best leathers has placed this lady umoiig the best artists. not only in oil \\.itei co'ois. thins but the paint

be o' iiiierest io read clippings from

.~\veriuc. .\li;w York (‘iiy, and Paris

i-_ting Miss Mary Alli.,n:i lioull re- gears In n mi“i"‘"‘"I" pnlnler- I" the `

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‘lriiriiiiirg and delightful, and some of

1 _ _ _ ____ _ __ .\oriiii~up_ Miss A. ileddin. Miss E. II Iommml bI0“II II' 'Ian ‘H II"°I` reiit, .vii's. ldiigleliniit, Miss (iaigoliue

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out the cliarm and beauty of Mi . Mm SW(I'Inw,‘l" Uri lf' I" Ste‘"’“”“k ull‘s studies from rialiire. Iieiil: fr” 1405"! l. \\'illianis_ and Mr.

ted by artistic people in New York, I'

ins lines l» committed tn nieiiiorl' IIII0IIIIIIIaI WIA imerviewed B” fm"

g_ 0,. Wim or (.m.e_ lldys and _weeks and months that i I

ng vit iirinintiire portraits it .- 5

rt puliliiuiloiis in other 1-ities as inl- ows: Miss Mary Allison Doull of 965 Fifth

n which latter cily she spent three _

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rift . hop hers is a perfectly charm- ng exhibit oifsome of her work. Her rcrtriit-nr of color is exquisite. Misa oull's -:niitinturcs are well worth iioi-c tlinii one visit. .They are so

he por-ti'a_its are truly iiotalile. Among _ he r~:.\r:iinplt=s of her brush are por- _-

i'ulii;_ol' Madame Stern. Miss Hamil uri-Williams, Miss Dorothea Mg.

lltlleliart. Master* M. Mrs. Il. Lor

`odii.

'-,\ri.~ni .yiiiry Allison riouii_ as Finn ‘ ' / venue, New York. is showing an ex- / The Fita-U Eyeglasses are lnad¢_

ella-iit exlilbiliuii ot' miniatures and ortraits on ivory. Miss Doull has xliibit.|=_iiIliei' work as follows: E\liibitor nt Suloiides Artlstes Rruri-

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liei chosen profession. in New York

city where Miss Doull resides after'

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liitcriialiurial Ari l`niori, Paris; `?}` l"°nd°°°*l"°"“l’

mio. 1910. rail. 7'; Pi-iiiisy'vnnia Academy ot' Fine

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iii, r>iiiiiiii@innni`i wir. II The Art institute ol' ('hlc.ago: 1912. New York Water Color Club. New

it is rehitod that hipllng wh;-H in

l’1‘l'|l1\vS S0. but there are lots ot

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Jewe‘er & Opiician i rsusr-iziiniiustnimo. '

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ws: is it triiti .you get ten dol~ I ,.5 for every word you write now?

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annol write uiiything. Ili this con-

few inches in size t-ontructed for.

oi- $300.00 and more dollars each, a riliiita _of artistic people oi' her' work- h

LETTER OF SYMPATHV.

On the occasion oi' the death Of er husband. the following message f sympathy was forwarded to Mrs.

_“ts ot' il;i_v.~i_, wcclr.~1 and rll0r1thS.I D. Livingstone. High Bank. P. E.

Tliese things may also coriie ' to ll""I"5 “°u““g ‘lomg-'I l

_ by thc members oi' the Women-u

Miss Doull intends spending the & 1-‘_ M_ Society; Dear Mrs.

In thpse “meg when _mmmv is mn si.iriiiiii»r' iiioiiths at Cape Traverse. be- Livliigstoner- We. the members ot'

de her sister' Mrs. Lord and family Home and Foreign Missionary Soci-

I tiiii quite sure those interested in. iI»t_y of Little Sands Presbyterian

hurch, wie-h to extend to you our nce-re sympathy for the great sor-

_ _ 8 ai liss Doulls study this summer. i'o\v, through which you have lately

| ll iS lu-‘ll illlssiltle Neill Year. lllllt; passed. in the death of your beloved

post card in comimeinoralioii of the rins\wr to that diiesiioii that won ii “°"“"`“l of -“ISS DUUUIH Sludellls Will l1USbrHld~ W0 feel U18! U18?-9 feeble i'il`i| :iii anniversary ol' ('oitt`eili=_i'ation. | humi,-(id lioiim- prize; “Mignev ig mel i1Cl‘U'Il1D0I\.V llel` io the Island and paint \v The Card used is the 0|-tlinnry pngtlm,;v,_,,-,,a| I,,.(,vmm. of (,v,,rvlh§n, bm from n.'itiii~e some ot' the beauties of our united ra er for vour welfare

qi-ds of consolation are vain, but

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o out to you, in your hour of trial.

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WILL S. LOUSON. for where the mourner sheds the sec-

ret tear, our Heavenly Father is

*-in keeping His watch over us, and we

' know lie r-ares when we have said.

Druuiuier (just arrived)-Is this “

Hotel Clerk-You bet it is_ \Vait

Good Bye” to the dearest of our

wideawalte town? earthly friends. ' '

Signed by nieriibers_- Miss Janet

ill you hear the cats tonight. McKay, Mrs. J. A. Gillis. Mrs. J. D.

.__ Livingstoiie. Mrs. J. J. Stewart. Mrs.

Dc-ntist~Which tooth is it that M

_ N. McLean. Mis. C. McLean,

rqublgg yon, Sam? MTS. B9SSie l\/lclllieull, MPS. A.

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