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l] Miss Grace Henry oi Fredericton, '_ N. B. returned to her home on Mon- I day. While here she was the guest

oi her friend Mrs. Alfred Gordon l (nee Eileen Keenan.

Among tire out-oi-town guests for >thc week-end were Messrs Sidney Fielding Roland Loughlin, Arthur iSeaman, Allison Huestis, Upton Sea- man, and Roland McArthur.

Mr and Mrs. W. R. Oulton recently lneturned from a week's visit to |Montreal.

Ii MiSS Janet Seaman, of the Royal ‘Victoria school oi Nursing is spend |lng her holidays with her mothc

Mrs. Mysie Seaman.‘

Miss Anne Keir, Malpequc, is bl ing welcomed by her friends duri" lhcr visit here as the guest oi’ her lbrother Dr. Keir. and the Misses Fraser. g 1

i Miss Gladys MacNutt. Miss Muriel ‘MacNutt, Mr. Gerald Montgomery, ‘and Mr. Day Motored from Mal»

peque to Charlottetown to Alberton I Thursday.

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l There havcbccn a number oi uielightfui dances given lately; a- ‘mong the hostesses oi which were

‘Miss Florence Keefe at “Brainwocdf tile Misses Kay Gordon, Blanche

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ALL ROADS lead t0 JIOIIIALBUQ races, August 1st. 6189-‘1-28-31

RODITS TAXL-PHODG 443. Em" iire Hotel.

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MONTAGUE Horse Raoces. Aug- ist "lst. a 6768-‘1-28-01

MONTAGUE rronsri rmcas big-I ger and faster than ever beiore Aug-‘ ist lst.

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nasrzrzvr: Wednesday, August l5th ior the big Picnic and Cele- )l'8I.IOI1 at Tignish.

Wm. E. Profitt, returned last vveek irom a very pleasant trip to Boston where he met quite a iew of iis Island friends. While there he vas the guest oi his three daughters drs. Stanley Sherritt, Mrs. Harold ‘aynter and Miss Fannie M. Profitt.‘ Ie was accompanied by his grand- on who will spend his vacation with ris grandparents.

ABLE T0 G0 HOME-Many ‘riends oi Mrs. J. M. Murchison. vife of Rev. J. M. Murchison, field ccretary ior the Bible Society in he Provinces of New Brunswick and ’rincc Edward Island, will be glad o know she has improved suffic- ently in health to be taken to her romc at East Saint John. after icing rpnilncd tb the Maritime Sanitarium ior several weeks.—St. lohn Telegraph Journal,

ON HOLIDAY Tram-rue fol-l owing sail Wednesday morning at], en irom Boston on the Prince‘

irthur. Mrs. Christine Conway Mac-' '

Phee, Miss Clara Murphy of Lem- i mister. Miss Machcl Finlayson, Miss Margaret MacPhee. Mrs. Conway ‘ms not been down to the Island for‘ iouricen years. Miss Finlayson and i; Miss MacPhee, have been in Bostonl "or the winter. They left from Miss! ‘iinlaysons sisters, Mrs. Wm. Irwin' "May Finlaysnn) oi Winchester vherc they have been spending a "cw days. Their friends in Boston} "wish them the best of luck on their .rip and hope to see them back in Boston soon again. "

MARIE W. I.—Thc regular mon- .' ‘hiy meeting oi Mnrie W. I. was l '\cld at the home of Mrs. Tirucc Webster, cn Friday evening, July‘ i0th. and W85 attended by "rinc g members and three visitors. Meet- ' m; opened by singing Institute Ode toll crfl was answcrcd with " 1.2L Toatircr.“ Th: minuits 0i pr“- iirus meeting were read and adopt‘ -

hiMrs. J. F. Whltc at “Maplehurstf

iChamili-in. and Jeanette Izarken.

I ,Mr. Nelson Corner and Captain Gancau cl Columbus. Ohic, arrived Sat. night to visit with their wives at Ivy Cottage as the guest oi Mrs. lccrncws Mother, Mrs. Rogers.

Fncd White, Jr. of Boston, Mass. i~ spending his vacation at his hom here. v

Rev. Mr. Christie and family motored from Chatam, N. B. to ispcnd several weeks here. Mr. Chris- itie is a former pastor of the Alberton ,Unitcd Church. Their many friends m» givinng them a cordial welcome.

Big Liquor Seizure

FREDERICTON, N. B., July 25.—- Contraband liquor, said to beival- ued at approximately $10,000 and believed to have been smuggled into

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reflection Ice Cream has ALWAYS bu“ “perk”- m the most exacting legal requirements. n Is pure-POSITIVIILY! ‘M fl,v°r|nn_ mum] and frozen by hyllflle 1110119?" mc‘h0d5' “who and delivered with aefllplllflil! care.

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‘Pic-nice and all W5‘ lIc gatherlnl! $9M?‘ ally serve reflection. You can always tell s; the taste-the gmooth, velvety tex- ture and plellilll Ihvor makes thIl tasty dish LIWIYI

the province by rum-running schoo- ners from St. Pierre and Miquelon, was confiscated by ofllcers oi the New Brunswick provincial police ano the the Customs Excise Preventive Service, working together", on Mis- cou Island, Gloucester Co nty, on Monday, according to wor receiv- cd at the provincial police head- quarters here today. '

Authorities have been carrying on investigations at Miscou for some time but it was not until Mon- day that the flnd was uncovered. lScrgeant Smith, of the provincial police, brought the illicit gods to Bathurst today, it was said, where it was stored in bond until word is received irom Ottawa as to its dis- posal. It is understood that the seizure is composed mostly of whis- ke .

Constables 3t. Pierre and Thide- beau of the provincial police and Excise Oiiicer Robichaud, oi.’ Ship- pigan, assisted in the seizure.

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xi, Painting the interior of the‘ school was discussed and the "man-- tial report oi the ice-cream fostlv _ submitted. Correspondence was r": i,‘ ‘tlntive to thc appointment of dcl- i cgates to the Annual Convention to’ be held in August. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Cullen were appointed as deb‘ ‘gates. Two new members were welcomed into the Institute. Limcli‘ "vas served by the hostess and the’ ‘nneting adjourned. by singing the Vational Anthem. Next xicctni, vlll be held at the homo of Mrs, Mnbbs, and roll cnll to be nnswcrrrl‘

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i IIOTEI..-- Following‘ were recent guests at the Orient! Hotel, Victoria: R. S. Holman. ' Claude I-Inpgood, Summersidc; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jenkins, Pownal; Everett Acorn, Pownal; Cyrus Jen- kins, Pownal; Mrs. W. S. Grant, Miss Lula Worthy, Charlottetown; Miss Ruth Rising, Moncton; Miss Ruth Unsworth, Charlottetown; Miss Jean Grant, Charlottetown; R. J. Harper. Moncton; C. L. Dun- lop, Toronto; Mrs. C. H. Benoit. Miss Claire Benoit, Mr. and Mrs.‘ Edwin Johnston, Charlottetown; Dr. and Mrs. A, B. Martin, Mt.‘ Stewart; Dr. George Green, Char-l lottelown; Stewart Clements, Whitc Sands; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. New-

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Exhibition and Races A T Charlottetown, P. E. island AIIGIIST 20, 2i, 22; 23 anal 24 '

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TIIII.lNG HORSE RAGES

Nine Glasses, Nearly $5,000.00 in Purses, and Special lirizes to Drivers a

WEDNESDAY, rnunsnrv use rmnrv, Aucusr 22, 2a and 24

Best‘ Racing oi ihe Season, See Local andForeign Nurses Fight out Each Finish 00 NOT MISS IT.

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