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Sailings

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The followlngfirst class stesmers will sell from ‘London for Halifax and Bt. um. N. B., returning from Bt. Iahn.

B., for London via alifsx.

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ilii iiiiill PHYSICIAN

"Fruit-a-lives” is ills Standby ~ in lilis -ilniarin Home

Sooruxp, Ont., Ang. 25th, 1918. '

"Mywifc mrs lurfyrto Cndipaltan. We tried everything on the gglmdq

_without satisfaction, and spent large » sums of money, until we happened on

‘Fruit-a-tives’. We have used it in the family for about two yean, and we would not use any-thin' 91” “ 1°” ll we can get “I‘ruit-af-tives."

I. W. HAMMOND.

"FRUIT-A-'l'IY'.ll8" is made hom fruit lulea aaa mae-in mos la action-and pleasant in hats.

50o. a box, Gfor $2.50, trial lilo 256. At dealers or seat on receipt of prioa by Fruit-a.-tivu United. Ottawa.

The Eastern

Guardian '

..’°|-IIVERSIDE PARK HORSE races

July 10th. 924ss-13m3l

. .'T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

--*PEE SECURITY STOCK w’th

extremely low capitalization. 20 per cent guaranteed cash dividend adver- tised in today’s issue. 9232-5_13M&E8l

Guardian agent for Annandale and pk, cluity.-..; _ ;il__ _'.3

..*PA'rnlo'rlc wonl<. -`-Last week

the New Perth Union Branch of the Red Cross Society forwarded to Mrs. (lol. ings another box containing sixty two (62) pairs socks. Of these Rose- neath contributed 35 pairs, New Perth 20 pairs, Union Road 7 pairs, 2 pairs of which were donated by Miss Margaret McPherson, Union Road. New Perth has also contributed to- wards the Belgian Relief Fund the following: Proceeds of social in New Perth Hall $9.50, Christian Endeavor $5.00 and $2.50 _contributed by Mr. Wm. Cain, New Perth.

..°Mr. Fl. R. HOWLETT il.

a few lobstersare however reported. -Mr. J. M. Morrow, merchant of

..~ANNANoAl_e.- Rev. wm. Mc- g§f,t1,m;`;,_('°"“)

Leod, Dundas. preached at Annandale Chickensflb.

on Sunday last at 11 c’clock, Subject Hay (pressed), ton

Spring, which was much enjoyed.Rev. Straw (Dressed) 1011,-

R. N. Rana preached ln me evening Pork lb. - at 7.30 to a large congregation, the Tumips. bus. f Baptist Church being well crowded P°.“"‘°°5v'bu5~

.rllslmbiect was part at tue me .ol Oats iwpitei bm. 5 _ ’ V

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.`»Ja.cob and, wals very»wel| explained- 0°” (b. bm' 5 ' ’ ‘ ‘_ ` - " _’ ......,»......... ... ....1 .. ... ..._ w...1>»~».»»--. -0 some Premium to be._placed_ on exhlb l-an mngwsll or Lime River out to C“"'°"- "°°- 45 -- .' _ , meeting again; also Mr. James Dun- ;v°°l im' lb can. Poplar Point, after his recent "Bn P" '

illness.-- Theice is still preventing 09°"

the fishermen -i'rom\flttlug their traps Duck' _' 1

in working order. Some herring and ¥:3_;’;ys; Der m_ “

..°|1' Pm/s ls any ln this Pl-ovlnsoi . some oem' por were each ln- 0h"1‘0WN MARKETS

sortion for advertising in this column. ____ “sh mu” “°°°m9““V °"d°'- Butter (creamery) in prints ' 85 `

. .°n. F. Tlennev ls Guardian re- g1',;§2§(('f,‘:,‘3,)"’,'|,_

pressntntive in Souris. lnetf Eg", dom

'80

32 to 35

12 t0 18

13 to 14 _

12 t0 15 su to sis , . _ _ _ 12% fgiio ` if ' ' 'A ,,=g,gq_§g _, Ask your Grocer about our hancii

5 _ ~ .

‘B5 to 40

‘it tlon ln each locality. _ V,

14 £0 `5 ~_=`

_______ ”° "ii Save your Coupons on; our

Annandale has b purchased a, large _ .. Gasoline Boat to e used for his trade ' SsSIDE 1\IARK]¢TS 0 ' as packet in carrying his merchandize “ 0 ` _ V __ rea an o ma a es.

l Buckwheat, per bus. .75-1.00 9610-5~8Mw!m1mo_ _ " _

..~colNG ovenss/ls. -on wed- B'“`1°Y- 11°' WB- -75 --9° Y

nesday afternoon the pupils of the Bm-"°"' 99" lb' d“h`V~ '30 ` Princlpal's Department of Sourig High B“"'°’~ 9" “" "°“‘“°’°y- school assembled together to bla fare- C°\f°k*“=» Pe' lb- -15 ' _ » well to their teacher Mr. Emerson E555- P9' d°Z°“- 1,9

_Warren who has enlisted for oversaw Hay, IOOBC, DBI' £011. $10._$1‘Z. LETTER OF SVMPATHY.

service in No. 5 Siege Battery. The Hay- Pressed- Pei' tim- 10~_15~ W*

. .0 .60 Mrs. Thomas Easton,_

mourn, and wc know that he will never leave you nor forsake you. Although

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following address was then read ac- L“mb PBM- each 4 _ cumpanled by the presentation of a Hides- Per- “L ~14 fountain pen. Mr. Emerson Warren. oatmeal-:Per 100 H15- $3-25 Principal, Souris High School. Dear 9“f9- bmck - P0’ b“5- -55 Teacher. We your pupils in Grades 0*’-'-“» White' Pe’ b“’- -52

Dear Sistcrz- We, the members of

Triumph Division, North Wiltshire wish to extend to you our sincere and _heartfelt sympathy ill the gl-eutloss you

you will oft-times fell sad and lonely

we feel assured that you will ling “His Grace is sufficient for Thee," an that you can look forward with hope to glad reunion, i-n Go<l's good time,

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their health to it, is it not reasons- ble to believe that it is an article of

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GEORGE DALMENY 14228

PURE BRED ENROLLMENT N0. 21

PARKLIGHT

GRADE N0- __ ` ' _ _ _

George Dalmcrly 14228 by Lord Dnlmeny (7269) (12219) he by Royal

Corrick (3533) (10270 out of Maggie Taylor (11065) (15355) Dam of George Dalmeny was Nyanza imported' (8766) by Laborie (4770) (10791) and out of Pilobe (8770) (18194). George Dalmeny 14228 ig a bay stallion four years old weighing 1500 lbs. He has plenty of' good wide flat bone, fine feather, set on best of feet. Is stylish andoactive, in and out of har- ness. in fact a typical type of the high class finished Clydesdale family. He has won two first prizes, and he comes or winning stock, his sire Lord Dalmney was a great show horse in the Maritime Provinces, as well as the United States, and his dam Myanzaholdg five first prlzzes anddiplomas. as "Llke begets Like" this grand young stallion is sure to produce stock that will likewise be prize .wlnnsrs, and net their owners large figures.

Parklight by Parkside (9280) racerlrcord 222% Daii‘i.Nelly by Hernando

second dam by imported thoroughbred "Abel" third dam by "Deerfield" son of “Saladln" one of the foundation sires of our trotting stock.

Parklight is full brother to the great sire and racehorse Parkwood

2.21'/4 who is sire of ‘Lou Helen" 2.2133, Queen Marie 219%, Nelly Bangs* 2.22, Mabel T., 2.23%, Leewoad 2.26. and other fast ones.

Parkwood was not only a great sire but a. great show horse. He won

many first prizes in P. E. I., (his native province). and was sold to New York for a large sum, by his then owllcl- and breeder, John McPhl'.:a Es_q_., Freetown, and afterwards won the blue Ribbon in strong competition at the Madison Square Garden Horse Show. New York, one of the grandest shows in the world._ Parkllglit has size, ,welg-hlllg 1325 llll. Good style and action, and transmits these desirable qualities to his offspring, and is a most desirable horse for farmers to breed too. Giving them that most desirable of all things in horse flesh. Size combined with action, suitable for the farm work and good roadsters. -

These horses will be at owners stables for the entire season. Come

and inspect them before breeding elsewhere.

MARES AT OWNERS Fll8K_

_ J. R. BREHAUT.

Montague.

' Owner in charge.

9688-5-_11MW4lES4l. _

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We are exclusive Agents for~P. E. Island for H08-

BERLIN’S LIMITED, Toronto. This is the most exclgs- ive and highest class tailoring establishment in Cana a. Every suit. made to your individual- measurement, with oure all wool materials. AND THE. -BEST- QUALITY TRIMMINGS and WORKMANSHIP. Your. individual

ment of any kind is absolutely guaranteed as to fit. ~

Delivery within ten days from date of order. _

We also carry GARDNER’S high-class ready-to-wear

clothing and some cheaper grades to suit every require-

ment. ~ ' ' ‘ l _ -

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I L St. Peters __

‘Agents for Dominion _ ” coal c0.,Lld_~ "

slzlvlrmzl. _ _._ _ _ _ .fa-_-_.___

` use l inexpensiye i

you, our associations with you have been the most pleasant and the recoll- ection of your faithfulness and pat- ience wlll surely be a source of encou- ragement to us in the future. Though

Vll and Vlll feel that we cannot part P°ml°€Sf Def DQS- -80 with you, without expressing ln our P°"k» OVKBHB mid- Def lb- 101/J t0 13% own feeble way our deep regret that SUGW. Dfessedl Per WH- $5-50 you are leaving us. During the time Whenb Def' bus- 1-20*‘1~40 that you have been with us, we assure W°°l» Per lb- -26”'-40

on that. “Bright and Happy Shore, Where the Faithful part no more.{’

thcr while we know at a time like this Signed on bellalfof the members: Geo.

human sympathy alone is insufflclent,\A. Godfrey, Evelyn Clow, Eddison Eas-

sustained some time ago in the death of your husband, our esteemed bro-

(ihrlst has promised to comfort all who tel", Committee.

we shall miss you more than you may realize, we congratulate you on the noble stand you are taking in answer-

sincerely hope that a kind Providence may protect you and bring you safe home again bearing the laurels of victory. Please accept the accomp- anying glft as a small token of our sincere esteem. The Pupils of Grades Vil and Vill.*

EASTER-il PERSONALS

iqila

..*Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moynaugh.

Souris spent Friday in Charlottetown!

..*Miss Marys. MacCormac and

Kate A. Macdonald, Rock Barra have arrived from Boston! '

..*Mlss Fisher, Souris, has left for

‘New Hampshire where she will spend the summers*

...___

..*Mrs. Corbett, Boston, Mass, has

arrived in Souria on a visit to her parents, James 'and Mrs, Molan.*

..*Ca.pt’. John McDonald, Poplar

Point, wa a visitor to»Annnndale _ quite recently. '

..*Mr. John D. McMaster, Poplar

Point, spent Sunday last at Albion Cross.

‘..*Mr. Dan Mcnonala, Poplar Point the well known horsemen was in Charlottetown recently on a business trip.

..*Mr. Martin Duff, manager of the

Dundas Egg Circle. spent Friday in Poplar Point the guest of Capt. John McDonald. _

..*Miss Mary McEachern wllo

spent the past winter ln_Charlotte- town has returned to Georgetown and reopened her dwelling house on Gordon Street.-&

..*Mr. George Green, New London

arrived in Souris on Monday to take the position of Principal of the High School, recently left vacant by Mr. Emerson Warren. who has enlisted for overseas service in the No. 5 Siege Battery!

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