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vour monev. An exceptional hotel is The ' . ' te line, Queen Hotel - - - a famous

We also carry 8 ¢°“‘Pl°

F P Staphsv Laclng cuisine specializing in _sea

girejn N25; Hinges’ pox foods - - - excellent musical

Tgngs, etc. `

programmes daily - - - 150

comfortable rooms all outside

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phones and reading lamps.

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New York. N. I.

Limited I A. G. Sampson. Managing pl;-ow.,

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(Continued from Page 8) dictum on necklaces at the momei-it,I gaining ._ lovely' youthful ‘km au

is th handsome rope of a dozen' not only in ‘electing me mum:

65 I I erate effect which distinguishes the iw the skin me right treitment

I Mr, A. W. Stewart is attending smart costume jewelry from the both before md “ter

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:tha International Rotary Conven-:mere novelty beads. mme* n' M'

'tion at Chicago to which gathering? ° ' ‘ Function M um PM”

the par,-Igd greetings from Charl0¢f,e_I For those who feel that the bright' The skin musthe Drsperly cmtnsm

.t bi _ ' b _ littl I _

Itmin Rotary. _ . . I a rn pur=e mai ecome a eI“Ith soap and Wat" hero" mlkbup

too common one small leather shop

is used and cleansd again thai-

. The hostesses at the Charlottetown |l0ff<'\‘S B BlImm¢‘r MK Of ‘Vl1itl"\\'H5h- ,ughly at bedtmée CHM mly m ah:

Tennis courts this all-ei-noon will beanie rid. lf. can be l==l»t wick Ind .Hn the bm mum In "mm

:Rt-v. R. Moorehead Legate, B. D.,lHU

Iam! Mrs. Lt-‘gate_ He came by carl Iand is accompanied by Mrs and Miss

Iylfgmhew of film-,¢,I~e31_ They gl-eI_l\/Ioritreal this morning to rrsumeIt _.topping Wm-, M,-s_ w_ M W;-ight BtIher nursing duties at the Royal -

\vifei-mere. and intend visiting ull- wria Hospital. Montfe-11.

.\fl.ss Lilian Duchemin_ Miss E1eannrIsl‘» Toon-lbs. Miss Hazel Moran, Missyef.

Kathleen Hornby. I ` s o s

Mr. David Legate. assistant lIt~r-IDo

Miss Muriel Weeks. Miss Grace

_-,rv and dmmatln adm" of ¢,h¢IPrlnce Street Teaching Staff. leave

Montreal Star. arrived in the city th

iferent points of historical interest. On the return trip they will be ac-_

'. . . - M V ‘Vfr and Mrs H. W. Longworth`LP

Is morning for New I-la.mpshlre,I

lin. night nn ii visit. in his parents, Maine- where they will Slwud the' I

mmer months.

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uglas and Miss Jenn Rem, nf theI I

Miss Norma Jamieson returns toI

The hostfsses at the Silmn'\ersideI

,-,Impm-,Ied by My ,md Mm L;gaf,l=__'Golf Club this afternoon will bel

rs. H, B. Schui-man. Mrs. L. G.

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ln: today for Shaw's Hotel at Brack- lc_v Beach for the summer months.

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Miss Georgina Pope is expected

from Halifax l.nl= week to vim neil

sister Mrs. Bfairsto_

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_ Miss Carmen Harrington is cnloy-_M-‘\»'S~ hd" fffllfned V’ her _h°m° ml ing n very pleasant holiday with

friends in Quebec City.

and Miss Rose Longworth. are lcav- |M

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When the Berengaria sailed forI

New york !(.,.Pnt}_\. ,he mm-I¢d alien at hfr pretty home in Summer-

coll~ction of snnpsliots taken by l'to_valtv which will be exhibited all 'ovn the woi»‘rl_ln am of m=nlllils._ The Prince of Walr-:Ins a mldship-I

IAlev<:irldl'a_ Another. taken bythe Duke of York. is of 'Princess Eliza- hcth: the little Princesa is shown* standing' in a bed of Madonna lilie,s.i

n`.o<t. of which are rather taller thanI she. Goldsborough Hall has bee1iI snapped from several angles bvf ‘Princess Mary. The smallest. pictureI in the exhibition is on llncnnven-I tional snapshot of the King and Que-cn in holiday mood nt. Balmol'al_`

token hy Prllicesé l\’lnr\~, A very http-I py picture of the Queen shows her; Iln a garden against ii hackgroundl ‘of silver hirrlies. Travel photoglmphs 'usitul~all_v lzurc largely in the col- Ilcctinn; of these. many were taken by Prince and Princess Arthur of

Connaught while they were in Som.hI _`AfrIra. The Queen of the Belgiansl tis nuot-hcr Royal lady who Is both' traveller and photographer; notablei are her pictures of_ the elephants of_

the Maharajah of Benares in their-I State trappings, and of a native `r1'1mir_v m r'»*`ne Belgian Ermgu. 5`mlrr interesting travel photographs arei shown by the Queen of Denmark._ The Duchess of Aosta, cousin of the King of !taly_ contributes a striking.

Iplcture-the highlands of Tangan-‘ _vlka forming an appropiitaa bank-I ground to the barbaric figure of ii native huntsman taking aim with his enormous bow. Photogrphs deal-I Ing with sport include many bigl _game shooting pictures by Prince, and Prnlcess Arthur of Connaught~l views of tigers shot by both of them.l Princésfvfctoria took a number of'

snapshots during her visits to Italy,I and of these several are displayed.,

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Now that long dresses are once]

again in vogue, bathing suits, wo-I mens in particular, will soon lose. their brsvlty, according to speakers* an th a nual conventlo of the Ns-

iri Toronto this week. "They said.

long dresses would never reutrn, I said John Stem, Chicago. "but they

have. and there will be a correspond-I ing change in feminine bathing oos-I t.umes." Infomation received froml Paris that the trend on the part oil smart women of Europe was away

ing suits," and that the sun tan Ivogus was a thing of the plat. was

gates, who considered the possibility of a style change on this omitinerit.

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Flovered silk-tiny flowers on a

pastel background-is having a de- cided vogue in Summer lingerie. where aometiiing which is dainty and plquant without being elaborate seems most fitting for informal holi- days. It appears in the shops in quaint step-ins and two-piece sate. O C O

Perry cuffs and collars have by

no means run their full gamut, for new ones continue to appear. OneI set. with about twenty-four inoh| neckline, is of white orlandie piped with a bright shade. and both cuffs and collar are finished with stiff mile lnioi mas in the rind eme-

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tional Knitted Outwear Association asoiarsus

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from the vogue of “backloss bath- i si thoroughly discussed by the dole- ‘*»~,

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Miss Muriel Lea arrived in Bum-I mcrside this week from Toronto tofa

spend the summer months. I

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Mrs. Edgar Clark. who has been r

visiting her daughter in Bostonn

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Mrs. Ray Tr-intnn enl.crf.ainc/l

side in honor of Mrs. George Dickie-I ron. of New Glasgow who has beenI \'i.~lt.ing friends in Summerside. `n

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Flowers have been so much im- gl

proved of late. that the old time fa

plants can now hardly be recognized. which mix- wit.h'the natural eecreI

Annuals-”-Aster, Plilnx Vcrhena, mms of the skin In form l m.easyI

aste. When more faee powder is,”

stock, Pciiinia, sn-cel, Alysum. Bel- samn, Cosmos. Marigold, Bnapdragori, ID Lobelia, at 301: rlor., postpaid. ‘ll

Flower Plants Started in Mid- Itll

Winter. _ Kochla_ - Salvia, For- ‘IS

liet-me-not_ tcomlrionl. Chinese For- 'In

Caliicrblliwlicll, Delphlniilln or per- I‘ cllrliril L”il~I<_'Ililll', SWf‘r‘tI \VIlllnm. ith

arion Leard. I W

egula.rl_v cleansed various complexion troubles develop. To keep thi, tag- tlire ofthe skin smooth and fine, thorough cleansing, mwaga, frlcilnn I nd refining are very naeaggai-y_ 'n'Aft.er this the foundation or base

number of her friends for ==flr°l10°n 2"’ ""'k°`"° """v b” °‘°""°d °° °“` ' iiilna. Remember that ina rinlsninsIdln1n¢ the day. oléansafihe I

cream must be applied lightly and first with a cleansing cream or evenly and avoid using too much. as and remove it with tissue or cle this will spoil the total effect. Then cloth. Then wipe- the fue with 5 apply your face powder and rouge. mild letfifzent or skin frel-ianer so

Weekly Check-Up M

It is most importart to remove all _ldust from the pores before |,pp1y-Jig

ance the natural beauty.

ecessary to improve the circulation =~a to keep me facial musolesiil-nl °’ nd the contour youthful. Remem-

man_ is the silhicci of one of the f , IWW *haf enlarged fuim ores H at most intprcstilig p‘lloI.'i1l':iphs; it. was S ' ` ` ' ' P with token tlvcntv \'c»1"- 'wo hv Qlveni llazy' rehxnd mms th” .re noti

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akeup_ but to keep the skin in

:ood condition and ms gsxgiifo

or 'beauty and health should know is the function' of the skin pores, v.h`at these millions of tir._v openings n the skin are for. how they gel. and react and how they should bg ‘treat.~d_ Remember-that the skin is e live thing it breathes and the 'ny pores should rot be allowed tc become choked or smothered so that they can not breathe and function ‘correctly

Facial pores usually do not come

Ill' for the largest share of attention _although many women are troubled

ith enlarged facial polres and'

rough-looking skin, especially at thai sides of the nose and on the ehinI

Hd cheelrs_ Thw! tiny pores ui; ag' lime traps for flint all-i ina mike-I

p and unless they are propel-ly mdl

Keeping the Skin Young Im

Facial treatments and massage are

that are fed our rations as below recommended. invariably grow (gm, llller. ltralahfkl' l¢lB¢¢l, and in turn Produce better pelts and make ,uri er breeders. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. We invite you to come visit our raiieli at Summsrslde and see for yourself.

INTERNATIONAL FOX FOOD PRODUCTS I

DAILY RATION FOR 20 PUPS i

Evening Feed: 2 mo. 3 mo. 4 mo. 5 mo. 6. ir 7 mo,

Meats..................._..30oz. 7001. 1000;, 130,-,L 130" Milk(raw)..._.._...__..._..5pts. 7pts. Bpts. Spts. gpg, Sklmmed Milk powder . _ . __ _ 8 ol. 12 oz. 18 os. 16 oz. ` Cut

Biscuits, Chow, or

I Morning Feed:

Shredded

:month and we one of the mm Yilieat _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .» 15 oz. Z0 oz.. 20 oz. 20 0;,

mD0l'tant thinls that every seeker D ' ' ' I ' ° ' ' ' I ' 31;): lszoozz' in 10302 20 gn'

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I Vegetables ..................8oz./10oa. 15oz. 20oz.

Fish:.................... _.._30oz. 6001. 8002. 800:.

DAILY RATION FOR 20 ADULT FOXES TO NOV.

20 os. 20 oz. ~ 8 oz. 20 oz.

80 oz.

lst.

Meats 90 oz. Bread. Chow. Biscuits or Shliredded Wheat Z0 oz. Skimnied Milk Powder 1 pound, Skimmed Milk, 6 pints; Vegetables 30 oz; MEAL- B' "WD, 10 oz., VITAMINERAL, 8 os.

NOTE: Meats as above 1-2 olalz 1-2 red or muscle meats. Vegetables

consist of green materials, as grass, lettuce, tops of vegetables etc.

Be sure you are including _

VITAFUNERAL and MEALBLEND

in your rations for both pups and adult foxes ,

Vitamineral: 10 lbs, 5500:. 25 lbs. $11.25; 50 lbs., $20.00

Moalv-ea: so lin. $4.75: ion lbs. $9.00-

Order from

B,»a¢e.M¢Kay E-3 Co; I-Iolman's Ltd; or International Fox

Food Products.

Sumnierside, P. E. I.

Iciiried to be oily wipe the face with I

ild astringent and allow it to dry.

The Powder Base

New we come to the foundation eam. finishing cream or powder

base to be used befor the applie-

ion of rouge and face powder. and is is the last step and answers the

nciionirig correctlv. The tiny oilIbe““t~V CI’-'°5ti°“' "5h"'" I “se 9

ands fporesl become clogged with'l° ce powder, rouge. dust and grime M

nwder base?" To this I would say, Always, because it not only holds the face powder smootl-1;; but also pro- tects the akin fran wind, cold and

n." In general. the dry skin on

lsied on an oily skin to cover up which 5'” “"3" l°°k5 fuk’ Med' e slillllness before the old make-up 'Bn °"7 bu' 5“°h “ " Mfhweizm removedihe amourt of oily paste :wld °1'“m- Ully l°"i°"‘ °" milky

_ _ _ the por:-S. is of course.. increased gf°u“d“f'l°“~ "’m°l" "My be “tad °“

““""““'“°‘ ‘"°“ " ’°‘“““' ""5" <5 that it alrlencs ini limo as of 'the Skin Ind then Wired off. leaving

DOT I

e skin, When this process is re- 'a

thin' film that is sufficient to hold

Larkspur lin l”ralicc_ fnclyl. Douhlc pcatcd dav after' day the facial pores'¢h° D0'“‘d0l’- Vlnishml GNIM. U-

_ come greatly enlarged arid so can jpedally Wh” it hu "t’l“3°m‘ 9”'

Perennial Larkspur, 2 year old. (loc Inot fwdion pmp\,rIv_ AI mst they pangs' I5 5 Iooa pan-4”' 5". gy

Hollyhook_ :it 60c per doz. postpaid. ‘he

each lton llirire llv mail l I

Vegetable Plants---Extra early Cab- 3

liege, Clary and Cauliflower 25|: d0z'lf

make-up thoroughly before going tofff

on a little oil or tissue cream after U1 the bedtime clearsing and leave it on overnight. If the skin is oily or! the facial muscles are relaxed. mass- age the faee for a few minutes with ' X, a special astringent cream and

lotion. Once a we-k study your skin pl in detail and live It a thorough over- y hauling. using the warm-oil facial t if it is necessary, the warm witch-

re not very noticeable. _but tri- time. lf°“nd"i°5 "nm 1°’ °u7 '-W! Wufh

llasel packl ' bleaching or other W special treatment. bl When the make-up needs renewing

get

to remove the fatty pa.rtlc.la; and

esh powder and rouge. Do not

bed each night and to give the skin apply fresh make-up over old make- wl-lstever special treaimcrlt it needs. UP lf you would retain a youthful If it is dry. scaly and wrinkled, pat Complexion and a smooth, fir.e-teil-

red skin.

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Father was standing onthe heart.

ug lecturing his son and daughter.

"The trouble with you young pee.. 8 of today Ls." no hallowed, mini

OU lmvllefl drink. dance. and flirt oo ‘much."

"But. dad. darling," pmlssfsd mi

Wwlfd dlllshter. "triari not crou- e, it's pleasure."

the skin is not thoroughly cleansed

$1.50 ,~.<»r lon, postage iso pn- loo. i"'f‘ry night end. 111°rl'1ns they be-

Laie (‘oullflower-Not ready before "9

me troublesome and very often de-

.Junc mn. znc floz..s1.0o pei- loli;,\'°l0n into crilarsrd facial lwres.I Pmmze 10, W., 100__ Ililiickhi-ads, rvhiteheads fleshworms

Lnte (`:lbhuge--liot, ready belol'eI"3'

plmples. A bad acse of enlarged?

June 15Ih_ .wc pe, IOOI by man 503 facial pores can not be cured over-I

per 100.

right. but this blemish will respond

Ext" Em). Tomato 50° d0,__Ito regular daily cleansing: with soap,

P,:_=_f_' :fifty Tomato 40c per doz.

Add 5c per doz. posture. If you wantI ripe tomatoes. order early plants they

and water and special facial treat-I ments. The successful treatment’ includes of course, thorough cleans-

wlll yield more of both green and ripe fl'u't. ' _

We will be pleased Io have custom- t

ers call at our garden, Upper Prince Street and l'crsonall_\~ select plant'I, bring boxes or basket,-I to hold plants We prefer not to accept orders for less than $1.00 worth by mall or ex- press.

Carter dc Co.. Seed Store, have our

plants for sale; they are dcliverd to them fresh daily, Please write name and address plainly, and enclose cash with order.

This advertisement will appear

every Wednesday and Saturday

J. J. GAY dl SONI

Phone 264,. Box 187 Charlottetown 4oln»5-za-wclnaiil.

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Do not apply fresh powder ovl I

old make-up ‘

‘ng of the skil with a cleansing cream or oil and ii soap and \'aterI \\'H-‘MHZ afterward. The second stepl E an antiseptic application such 55 borlc scld solution sl-_d thirdly n mild astringent. akin lotion or stlmll lator lifter after the cleansing, Once week a witch-hazel pack may oz

given.

How to Cleanse the Skin

'Ib cleanse the akin tharoiignly

first apply a cleansing cream er oil. as auch agents penetrate into tha, Dvres much better than the heavier* typea. Binoe it is the imbedded dirt ard dust particles which cause most complexion troubles and ruin

the akin, this dirt must not be, allowed to become lodged in theI P0\‘¢a. Apply a generous amount of the cream evenly all over the face. ara milk. 'nur will mix wlui uni surface dirt. dust and make-up and will also soften the skin. Leave the cream on a few seconds and then remove it with a tissue square or a clean. soft. cloth. After this wash theI fide in warm water and a mildI soap. Lather the skin wall and rinse in several waters. using tepid water and a ooid rinse last. Blot rho .inn ary. rf mm ii li deficiency! of natural oil apply a little tillue orsam and massage it into the skin Wipe off the exeeas cream and pat

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Watch Your Foxes Summer Diet

The summer diet is a niost important one, great care

should be exercised in selecting the proper foods. Meat

feeds should be reduced to a minimum and supplemented by

cereals and vegetables. IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS fed dry and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD with milk added make the

ideal summer cereal ration for both adults and pups. These

two highly nourishing foods ensure a balanced ration togeth- er rvlth an abundance of minerals and most valuable Vita.-

mines. IMPERIAL FOODS keep the foxes in good flesh and

make them generally healthy and active. IMPERIAL elimin-

ates premature shedding generally caused by excessive meat

feeding or an unbalanced diet, and make for better pelts when

prime. »

I Always keep a good supply of IMPERIALS on hand. feed

them liberally and you will reap results in highest class foxes

with highest-priced pelts. I

For sale by leading dealers in all business centres or.

direct from factory. _

Imperial Biscuit (iompany Ltd Phone 721. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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