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followed by a ball game in the ev- l enlng. Reserve Wednesday, July 63 for this annual event. 3865-8-22-21. '

A June Sale Offer!

of 20 of

Patterns

Your choice

the b e S t

U ~ There are Papers for

Living Rooms, Halls,

regularly priced Tc to Dining Rooms an d

75c per roll.

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WAL PER `

It is an offer that can

last only ns long as

the stock lasts. Re-

member, the best will

go first l

No matter what the

regular price, you get every second roll for

only One Cent l

Z Church and Cemetery. Rev. Mr.

Coleman conducted the services, _PICMG AT CuN1:0N_The

Lot young ladies of Mrs Jellys Sunday

S 'Q/6 assisted by Rev' Mr' Aitken of School class and the boys. of Rev.

1 a h h Th 6 t t e mme ° pan bfuers Mr, Wilson's class had a most en were Messrs. John Stewart, Colin

_lovable picnic at Clinton on Satur-

McKinnon, William Baglole, Wil- ~

day afternoon. Swimming and

f liam Barlow, Cecil McNeill and

_ John Baglole S games with a sumptuous supper at

` the close of dny was the order of

W

-' the program. S. 1,

with children made their way to

S the rough highway leading to 'RA- d gina. The competition was in the Y morning, and the Actonvale children A 'were almost the first on the prog-

lawn mowers and rakes at Bra'oe's.

COSTS-A motorist from the country appeared before Mr. John Uampbeu J. P., at the Court House, Summer- side, on Monday for driving without markers. and was fined $5 and wits.-8.

Mr . . - . ward Fletcher and Mrs. Mayo.- daughters of Mrs. Joseph Cameron, who passed away on Saturday at her home in Ellis River, came home

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on _hu parents, Ur. and mn. Ind

"'- 'Bowman of alantroae. Her p sitter,

mnneuy some ef summarise is also spending lm' vacation at imma. a. ‘ ___._

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--BUY GRAB! uid hedie [hens

3859-0-23-21.

-FINED FIVE DOILAIB AND

-DELICIOUS.-The Tea to .be

held at Bedeque Rink, Wednesday, July- 6th, Moyse's home made ice

reain for sale Usual attractions

-VISITING IN ELLIS RIVIE- s Frank McDonald, Mrs Ed

from the States shortly before their

1-nother's death. Another daughter,

Mrs. White, was unfortunately not

‘able to accompany them. S.

-surname couar-The su- ‘

preme Court at Summersido was, occupied on Monday with a Cus-; toms appeal case of the King vs. Warfield. Appeal taken from the Magistrate’s decision disn'iissing| prosecution for having possessloni of a still under the excise act. The | appeal was dismissed. Mr. I-Ieath‘ Strong, K. C., and Mr. Wilfred

CAMERON-The funeral of Mrs! Joseph Cameron was held on Mon-'_ day afternoon from her late resid-f ence at Ellis River to the Port 1-lill

-ATTENDED DANCE -- There

were a lrage number c! young peo- _NURSES PwNlC_The mme SIDING-fur your lfcw Summer House , ‘§l.`i._f.'°.§’l..°f.`.‘.’“.`.".f.IZ1.°2.“2.§f..‘.’.“`§.§ at ih;P“§°<= ,;§°““;v,“°§}°§;‘;n‘;,;

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M a c D 0 N A L D R 0 w E line; Raymond Archer, banjo; Jack Mme

i nurses returned home feeling ver

Schurrnan, traps. Fremont Archer m gmt their oumm s_

assisted at the piano The players

Woodworking Cc., Limihzri it mo M 1 h

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Tobacco is found in many of the The first time I read an excellent

Southem States of America, we are* book it is to me as if I had gained reminded. And in some cigars, a new friend..-Goldsmith

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To the Purchasers ' of Memorials

We offer you a unique service :-`-

‘ __ because we are fully conversant

In Dawg" with this phase of the craft, and can serve you with the best that the leading designers of America have to oiler.

ln Material- }’§§,2,“5f,,e“§ug‘;§§§§ §f“fth=§=fi;=fi=: monumental stones in America and Europe. We Itsisli

bf glad to advise you of the quality of the different s ones.

In workmanship-‘;§§““;§ag§f ;°‘;<;;ge=di“§»- craftsmen capable of taking their place in any nionu): mental shop on the continent.

In Price___You will find the prices of our monu-

ments to compare favorably with those

asked for monuments of inferior workmanship, ma-

terial, and design.

VERE BECK & Sllll

Leaders in .the Creation of Beautihsl and Lasting

_ Memorials.

CHARLOTTETOWN ENJ0

| ‘mer me dancing was over' S' Mrs. G. T. Harmon, of China, wh

_VISITING OLD n0ME_MisS have been visiting their son, Ber

nard, at Bummerside, leave th

B. McDonald and Miss R. McDon- ald motored from Boston, Mass., in

quaintance with Mr. W. J. Lid-

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Tanton for the appellant and Mr. C. D. McCallum for the respond-I ent. S. l

-ruivanai. or Mas. Josrlrrif JACKSON

their new touring car to visit their . E 1 d in u h from Bu_

old home in Coleman. They passed `m‘ ng an on u 0 8 h th

through Summerside on Tuesday dm' Dunn; Teufsgay ers Mey! morning and renewed their ac- were the guess ° r' an ‘S M"-_.D~,E.1-ON WOMENS

H. H. Li _ Th were widely

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morning for England, where they will Join their son, Percy, who is

entertained and had a most cngcy- l

stone. They say that 'zlthcugh d h bo see their Maine has many lovely farmingt gliiiiirigrrgdjnirientdze some time i.i 'me May meeting °f lm Middle'

district; it ils alot ‘td \;e comiwfcg the Mm S [ten womens Institute met at the with e Is an or eaiuv ni. ‘ ‘ _ ,home 04 Mm Elliott wruym uns, prosperous looking farmhouses. S. PERSONALS img opened with 0 Ummm gona,

d b the Creed in unison. Fifteen

NAno'5

HOLMAN’S JUNE SALE

Extri Special SLIDING COUCH

$9.75

NEURITIS j>._.f-5-_'ei-i..:'.-pi'-.:. ts.:

i ». 111111 uhiialnam

lllilr ln.

Pain oasis ofll

| Miss Irene Cameron. Indllll

infantl. and the child will

not be got if the

led with worms. Miller! Powders will destroy worms and drive them from the system. and afterwards the‘ah1ld'l rest will be undisturbed. The powders cannot injure the moat delicate baby, and there is nothing so effective for re- storing the health of a worm-worn

infant.

LITTLE SCHOOL TAKIS

morsoosar. wk.. .mae 21- (By The canadian Press)-The ii-me wwu ax udruzart is mud

of the chi! and of their teacher. Mila Thelma Brown. Btr\l3ll11\¢ l/0 th* lnnllu festival of school musioatlllbllhlih aid cars. the pupils won first hm- crs in the province. althoulh ©1107 slant imow that ull they wt bwk home.

so pupils under her, has entered I

chorus tlval. But it looked difficult thll iyear. Mc'I‘l88art is prwtlotlly 0° the buckle ol saskatchewan! dr!

belt w seriously hit. There is no money for anything except necessities and there was little chance oi raisinl leuough money to send the WPUA who had been practicing for months, to the musical festival in Regina. 54 miles away. - 1 But the teacher-refused to 85” up, she appealed to the farmer parents of her pupils and Ben Mar- tin and Bd. Cragg volunteer use of

‘their cars-if gas and oil could be .supplied Miss Brown had a little ear. and also needed gas. Eventually

small d for the purchase of gas and oil and thing.; appeared not so bad. “CGW 'there was room for only 11 Pllillli

'in the t . ‘ Bo in early inorliing darkness

d ,`ramme. They arrived all right and E after singing their simple choruses “l packed back into the cars and e _

as Y they had won first prize. On the

way back they stopped for their

dhome-packed lunch of sandwiches and fruit. ' °\ Twelve hours after leaving home

1; the little mot/arcade returned, the

children tired and dusty and happy,

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HONORS IN MUSIC _--

dren of Actoiivale school

For years Miss Brown, who has

at the annual musical fea-

here farmers have been lo

onationa proved sufficient

hree machines

hree old farm automobiles loaded

tarted for home, not knowing

with their parents and teacher. when they leamed late that night they had won the first award.

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, -Mrs. Pilimar., Jr. or Travellers member; gupouded fp mil all with c

Rest left on Monday for Edmonton. ‘My favourite flower, and how to we ~ Q _ Alberta to visit relatives.-S. ant it." One new member was ` "MM _

pl welcomed. School committee report- ed primary room wanted sand table.

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-alinlrma lowuldlostm.

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Full of tempting values

IS _THIS _ '

Sale of Turkish Towels

In this sale there will be offered a._ lot’ of Colored Towels in sub-standard qualities, good Towels, very cheaply priced-as well as a great assortment of Brat quality white towels with colored border.

Colored Turkish Towels “SUB STANDARD"

Size about 22 x 50 inches 49c Pair

Size about 22 x 50 inches _. .g 49c Pair Size about 22 x 45 inches 59c Pair _ Size about 25 x 50 inches ‘. 69c Pair Size about 25 x 52 inches _. ....._. . 89c Pair

COLORED BORDER

White Turkish Towels FIRST _QUALITY

Size about 18 x 3 4inchea 25c Pair

Size about 18 " 34 inches _. . 25c Pair Size about 20 Q .40 inches . ._ 45c Pair Size about 24 x 45 inches. . 65c Pair Size about 24 x 45 inches ,. . . . . . 850 Pair Size about 26 x 54inches . . . . . $1.35 Pair

HALF Piuclas .

Imitation Leather Runners, Centre Pieces and

Cushion Tops.

Velvet Cushion Tops.

Embroidered Runners and Table Squares.

Hemstitched Damask _Luncheon Cloths.

Embroidered Luncheon Cloths.

Colored Bordered.Linen Luncheon Sets.

Colored Bordered Linen Tea. Sets.

Lace Edge Centres and Tray Cloths.

Madeira. Dollies and Centres.

Ta.pestry‘ Runners. V ‘ Embroidered Centres and Buffet Sets. .l

\ Slightly soiled Linen Damask Table Cloths. J

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River, was the gues; ct Miss Leo- visiting committee reported a num-

' erslde for the ber of visits. New committees were W ~ _ __

fax N. B., is visitinl ll the guest of her uncle. M1' JOHN A

..Mi-_ Leith Smith. manager of

the National Telegraphsit Sum- merslde, with Mrs. Smith, left on Monday for a vacation to Halifax, N. S. S.

_Mrs. F. W. Smith of Frederic-

ton, N. B., is‘ visiting her brother, Mr. S. M. Hicks and Mrs. Hicks of Summerside. B.

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-ALL PERSON! ,INTERESTED

ip the Bedeque Rink are requested to meet at' the Rink on Friday. June 24th at 8 o’clock to plan for

the Annual Tea. 3865-8-22-ii.

_ii/fm Emma ,

. _ s mmusiae ,ci-s1¢.Move<i unit seiwoi eommitteei

LI \ . -‘res about wid miie and with me, _ ~- ~ r

' s ll nd Mrs. Sinallman.-8. secretary answer the questlonaixoai ` " ' ""'-""_""-1'-- _- " ‘I

I IVI E , "‘“ °‘°“ “ s,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Now DISCHARGING

tte ve Nport of '

‘program cornmi e ga

social. Mozfd that all bills be paid. Mrs. Ellio Wright read a never °¥\

Collection amounted to 80°.

One Carload Broken Muffets for

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of Blemishea

MUFFETTS (Wh°|°wheat) is superior because »lrrad'ated.

Contains abundance vitamin C. so essential to healthy grhwth

i °X0l» A Product of-Quaker Oats Company. _

wuou-:sate Disralaurons for cH.urLofrTa*rowN

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smallman of Hall- James Mccardle and Mrs. W. Mm wglzer Craig. The grab bu. which ‘ce “nm and can “G Be" the home of