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‘A Hearty welcome

to

the

Officers and Men of M. Canadian Navy

and to the

KlllGHTS or PYTHIAS

Notable line Assortment o1 ‘Travelling Goods

Our “MEN'S STORE”; section is showing this week a particularly ﬁne

line of Trunks, Ba

gs and Suit Cases.

These are being offered in all sizes— coming from the three best mtakers in Canada—and really ﬁne values tare

offered.

Trunks at 5-1 $13.00, $15.00

u 50,

$8.25, $10.00, $11.00

, 11100.

SuitCases $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, $3.50,

5.00, ~ .00, $7.50,

$9.00 to $2200.

(‘lub Bags $6.00, $7.50, $8.75, $13.75,

1316.50, $18.00, -, 26

50, $33.00.

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Charlottetown

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JAPANESE SELECT NAVAL DELEGATES

'rt11<io, Aug, 111. Vice .\11111t1-=-t K1111“ 1111-1-1-1111- o1‘ 1111- tiaval stall COIL-git, has lit-t-n inio-i-itially swli-t‘! ed to ‘llt-iltl this t-outiti-i-‘s 11111111 delegation '-1 1111- t-onft-rent-t- on 111w‘ armament and i-‘ttr l-Ittstt-t-n till-sl- ions, to he. 111-711 in \ ' nnys i119 llldVfpllllt-l‘ Nit-hi H9 1,; ti, h!- 11t-t-1.i|1pitt‘..~l llnitt-tl Stan-s, it is sttitl. bti talus K. Yaiiiaiitishi and Y. \',vo1ia.< Xagiit- o1‘ Nations yﬂgtit, 111111 Nix other attic/is.

Th1- Lt-agut» 1.1’ Nation- .- t-ial- lon 111' Jitpan 1111s otlotiti-tl rt-stiltir- 11m; stipporting t.lit- tptzﬂnt-iplt-s- 111- tuntitig President l-lai-dint; in (1111-

li.~ ‘matnt-nt t-tintt-iw-nt-o.

lutions :-'la1t-tl_ - - I-XlPt-lll-‘l!’ dlfl-g-til! 11s loiig ' i llrt-ttl ll-ke 1111- l'tiit111 States i-t-ttizt‘ . side of 1111- lJ-ttlfllt- 111 . ' Uniit-tl Stair-t ]1l"p1t~' an international t-tinir-rt-iit-t» no it utitlotihtmllv ' in the right dirr-t- ion. "1 1 - ese Lt-agtit- o1‘ Nations .1\.~.-ot-i.1tion hope-s similar .~ot-i.-ition\- w-ttttli- lisht-tl in vat-in t-oiitittft-s to flir- lhf-r llii- ti-‘rjvt-ts 111' 1h1- 1.1 agur- 111' Nation-t will itst- i'\’4-l‘_\' ll1“ill’l1~' at their tlistiosal 111 achieve a ittlut-i- n 11f tilmillnt-nls. ‘Tit-Is tissor-iatio-ti earnestly 1111411- 1-1; the establishment o1‘ as t-ttmll‘ lete an nntlotzs-latllng as puss 111t- among 1111- ptwvt-ra ttiiitr-rnwti l'1-- gurtling 1111- pr1zhl~ ms of tht- Pat-i- flr: and 1111- l-‘ar l-Iast \\'Ill1'l1 may "Olllt- up i'1-i- tll-‘l-llt-lhllltlll a1 \\‘.|-l1~ ington. togr-tht-i- with tlit- t|:i1-~ti.t1 of tirmaiiit-nts. In its tpinitttt i111- utmost t-ar» should he 111111-11 in 111t- gt-ltt-tion of tiiivs-Iin; 1t1 111- 111s- (‘IIR-‘Pil, so 'I1:it ti11 11i.ttt i- -1li't-.-i1l_v lllspttttf-tl 1*‘ 11v intt-i-iiational t-otii- pat-tit should 1m $lllllll1l1i-1| 1o 1-o11~ ttltlt-i-rttititi at 1111- t‘t1fli'1‘l‘l'!If'". "l1i.~.t1~~ions o1’ ~iit-l1 mtittr-rs routltl 11111 11nl_\' to ll‘,l!’l‘llllli(llllll discord ‘l‘i11- t-xtisvtt-nt-e oi‘ :1 sti-tmf-Z Internal inoi t1i-g1in"a1i1tn i.»- net-- essnry to 1111- snt-t-tws of’ an)‘

- i-chrpne looking to tlit- i-r-tltir-tltm o1’

nrllllllnl-llts, 11r olht-r tttr-asltrt-s linv lng for tht-ir objet-t 111,. llllllllitll

hail ltulul lwngnizéd 1:-

1 III. .ﬂl.lnmll-

a-it-t- 1-3 a tlui-ztble peat-e among nat- Eon-y It is tlit-i-t-fore bPllt-Vﬁll that Amt-r ‘it move has gi-ven an t-xcel Lnt 11l:i1t11'1llll1l_\‘ to tiowi-rs already .111iliat1—.1 \v,1h.lh1- League o1‘ Nat» i-tns 111 ext-rt tlit-ii- lit-st t-ntlotivoi-s in ptrs-tiatling the l'nite11 States

Strenuous Session Expected At T. Aiitﬂ. Congress

'l'()l’.(l.\"l't1. ().\"l".,' Slttlllltllls limes art- tintit-iptitotl at tlit- t'!11l\'1'llll()ll of the 1111111125 .1111] laiioi- t-tttigrt-ss whit-h tipt-ns at ‘Wiirttitit-g on .\lon1la_i- nr-xt. .»\ 111-.- wnition 111’ abuut :25 is going tt-oai 'l‘oron't1 l1tit the tttiota from Que- 1111-, Ontario and the '.\llll‘lllll11= l'l'41\'lllI'l'.\' will not 111: as large as ' 1111- 111111111111" anti \\'itt1~.-

n1-1-. One of 1111- tnost

ls to he dt-t-izl1-tl \vil1

1-111111! of lht- tlt-lt-gitit-s re-

.t. writing 1111- (‘tinatlittn llrotht-t-

hood of Railway l-Jnipltiyt-t-s, who-11- \'11'ltll'_\' in tlit- (‘Otlftt-l 1111- (‘Ulll-{TPEJS to rt-taln

liatian it-. tipposititb It)

i1 ilt>Sli'i' 11f thr- ltlxt-t-titlv-e

‘- tit-ii t1i't1ie<‘11ii1,-r1-s<. lt i5 ai.~

that tlit- t-xt-t-utlvo will

a strong stand ttgainitt

Aug. lti ~

illr-ll‘ a111- tht- t-x-

t'1.p.--t1»1l maintain lti-1i'h-11it:oti in vit-u- tit‘ the fact that there i.»- :in international ganiztttititi 111 tlit- saint- craft ln l‘: 111111 .»\nt1tli1-t' 111g problem to i-t-t-tivt- spt-t-ial zittentipn will he that oi‘ nnt-tnploymt-nt. it is t-xpt-ttt-ti 11111 very progressive. ll1t‘ll>'lll'"l4 will b1 atlutitetl to 11111-- viatr- thi- situation. »-»--<0a--—-—- RE LOBSTER CANNING

I ‘ft-urn. .\‘.S., Aug. 15th, H121 'l'h1- llt-tiat-tnit 111 of l-‘lsherir-s ()1- HlWil, hit-t lust lit-turd n pamphlet 01' tmnt- 111i tlit- snbjt-t-t o1‘ n Stand- 1'1l‘1ll1l('kli' for Lobster canning in the pamphlet l am matte to say that the |1l't)]ll'l‘ strength oi pit-kin should be 21,4, p. 1-. 'l‘li1s ls per- 111-11‘. correct, but, ln the receipt for tiialtiiig tht- [tickles tht- figures whit-h a1.- givt-n show that l am lt t-oiiintcntling a F» p. c. pickle. \\‘il1 you tilt-ast- therefore, Sir. itwcri for tht- ht-neilt oi your rena- tti-it. tht- follow-int.- paragraph lls :1 ('1ll'l‘t‘(‘i stittotnl-nt of the Wtty ln wliltli 1111- pit-ltlt- should be made. .1.\ simple rule foi- making ate.- ilizt-tl staiilttrtl tilt-lilo. that is. .1 'i1i1klt- f.",~’_- p. 1', strong. would 11-1 t0 add 1'1 ouiit-t-s oi’ tlalry salt to 121/, gullotn oi fresh water (l Kal- lon~l0 il1-.1 Stt-rillzt- by boiling briskly for twenty minutes anti keep 1t in :1 covert-11. sterilized earthenware crock. This pit-kite is at ﬁrst only 1% p. c. strong. but 111t- bolllrig reduces the volumi- or water by about one-half. and therefore, at the and of the twenty mlnuleg boiling, the strength o1

1-oiiipelletl-

tlit- s1 tiling of tlit- tlt-lt-gtttt-t-t of the‘

l or-

rniii otuitnnnw F SUHMERSIDE and

--HARD COAL-Book your or-_

this month Poole

ders at once. Due by Sebr. Victory Chimes. 8t Thompson. Ltd.

—FUNERAL TODA_Y.-— ....The Iiinerul of the late Wm. Bownes-i lilkl-‘S itlztt-e today. tThursday) n! L’ p. in, from Dr. l-‘rank Bow-nests‘ resident-e.

-BALL GAME.— The baseball game this w-eek was between Mui- peque team and the Pioneers, the. score being S to 8 in favor of Pioneers.

~-Tue.sda_v_ the opening day o1 the lobster season on the south side “'11s a day oi much activity 0n the water front but there was 111111- progress mode on account 0t ‘the stiff Westerly breeze w-liit-h ~ blew

~~ The condition of Mr. Neil Bai- -bour. Alina. is reported quite satisfactory: at the Prince (‘o..| ‘hospital. .\lr. Barbour had purchas- ~ed his ticket tor the North \\'e.st harvest excursion on the 4th. inst" but on reaching Sumnit-rside he was stricken with appendicitis, anti ‘being removed to the liospi, m] an operation was performed - llis friends will be pleased lot know that he will soon be able to‘ I return tome. | -—-—<0->—-——- TRIBESMEN BEFORE SPANISH STRONGHOLD

HONDON. Aug. 1.'1.-~.\lt11‘11(-1.1n ' tribesnien. who two wrt-ks ago >111- nnlly defeated Spanish il'0(1|1.-§ in; l.\'oitheastern_ .\l(ll‘_l)(_'(?0 and whoi have been pressing their advantage i since that time. are reporird to‘ have appeared in force before - xlelilla. the last stronghold o1 thet Stianish -'n that section of the t-oun- ‘ try. lt is asserted that. pnnie reigns in the t-ity and civilians are seek-- ing sateti- on tboard ships in thef

harbor.

Fnt-ertalniy surrounds the fate. of (lens-ral- Na-varro and several‘ hundred tiien, who were reported last ivt-tk to have been surrounded by Moors on Mount Arruit. Madi-itl advices indicate that General Sil- iirrtfs forces have been lillllllllllllllﬂl. l1 was reported from {Madrid last night that the body of General Sil- vestre. commander m‘ the Spanish troops which met deteat two itveeks ago, and who comtmitted suicide tol- lowing the reverse ut the hands c-I‘ the Moors. had been. found.

Spanish soldiers have been land- t-d on the Moroccan coast south- east of Melilla, where they are un- tier protection o! the guns oi’ war- ships. but it would not appear they have imade any serious ttdvtmce against the right flank of the Moor- ish ,ariiiv atlvtincing upon llelilla.| nt-iltatelies- state that the tribes- me-ii have been shelled by the war- ‘ships.

‘White, Albt-rton. passed

_—LARGE CROWD AT RACES- Nearly four hundred people from auiutuerslde and West. through yesterday afternoon, on their way to New Annan races.

-HARD COAL due to arrive this month. Book your order now to insure delivery. Ex Vesse- Poole & Thompson. Ltd.

--—-{0->_'-_-_. Auk for Dllnnrd‘: and tale II Qllel

. I WESTERN PERSONALS l

—1.\liss Mabel Miller. Halifax. N. 8., is visiting Sunimersltle.

--Mr. K. Sharbell. merchant .11. Portage. was in town on 'l‘ii1-s- day. - 1i

—-.\lr. Geo. Mt-Donald of Bangor, Maine is visiting :it_' his native home in Ilayside, Lot 14.

--.\lrs. Ewen hit-Kenzie. Rustit-o. is visiting her daughter. Mrs Elias Bishop, East street. l-l.

— .\lr. John Tliullman of 11111- man‘; Hardware Dept. 1'5 spending his holidays at his home at Rusti- co. ll

' —~-.\lr.=. lluhert Ramsay. has ret- urned tn town after spending her holidays with her parents. Mr, anti Mrs. John Rose, Betieque. H.

Ali-s l-Illn Green or Summer-.- sidi- is spending a week with her? t-otisin, .\lr.=. John I]. Fleming of (‘hiti-ltitietovvn.

Mrs. Leigh Warren of North River is spending a few day, iii Summers-lilo, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Warren.

*Mr. and MP5. Harry Walker o! New Annan left this week 11111 t‘liauviti. AltlL, where they wilt.’ reside in iuturt-

—1Miss 'l‘essio MeXeill and Miss] Ethel Swint-hotnttiei- of .\'~\v‘ llampshirt- arrivoti Tuesday night; to Visit friends in Suiiimersltic. (

Mrs. Orland of Sh]

. are visiting Mr. ant;

Mrs.» D. Gordon, Summei-slde. I

—-.\lrs. John 1i. \\'ootlside, llziiit-

ilton, is tlit- guest of 111*!‘ tlntightotxl

-.\ll'.\‘. R. M. Owen. Prince Str1-t-'.| West Si. John. N. B.

and Mt‘. \\'. l). through here on ‘Tuesday ﬁYPﬂlXlg. retiirn~ ing home hat-int; motored the! rontl trip to ('ll1'll‘lOlf-'i()\‘v‘ll. ll. I

~ -Mnj1'1r 11111-11‘

SNAKE DIDN'T KNOW E JUST FROM UNJUST, 1 .\'.»\l'\'0O, .»\la.. Aug. 11;. - Williant‘ ‘tl-Jtlniontls is in a l'l'lll(‘1"ll t-ontlition tttitlay and his brother. ltev. Albert] l-Ydttionds (white) is seriously ill the. bite of a snake. said to have bcen used in a religious service’

at a revival near here Friday.

Rev .\lr. l-Jtlmtintls l~i saiti to have told his (zongregatinn that the trite beliovet- was impervious to the bite 1.1 irptiies, and invited non believ- t-i-s to bring polstinoiis snakes to

Ill" ﬁt-rvirt’. A t-tipperhetitl was captured and taken to the 1111113- inr. \\'illiatn l-Itlnitinds anti the inln- ister were bitten nntl immediately ‘Ibt-t-anit- ill. William l-Jtltnonds. 110c- tors say, will die.

tiit-kle has been brought

2'11» p. 1-. _

The ziliove pickle is intended for]

use with lo11stt-r< whit-h have bet-n ‘bollrd at iii-st in fresh water. i. however. the lobsters have 11nd tlit-ii- first lioilng in salt watt-n, then a tiit-klt- inatlt- 11y adding throt- ntinvt-s of duirv salt to one gallon of watt-r should be used.

By inserting this letter in your tinpei- you will. l tini sure, confer a favor not only upon mo, but‘ upon all your l'('illlt=l‘:i who art- iii-l ll‘l(‘>‘i1‘1l in the Lobster Canning lntltis-tigv.

l am, Sh", t-tta. A. l’. KNIGHT.

'l‘ruro. .\‘. 3., Aug. 1511i. 1921. i

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tip to

Dominion Garage R. D._ Withrow

Sntlliactlon Gull-intend.

1 Low

Prlcol. Water 8t.

Opposite R. T. Holmana

Qummornldo, P. E. I. Water and Queen Strut

‘ WECLDCKED

~~Mr. Martin Ke-hoe. ‘frytm. was in town on 'l‘tiestla_v. he was tiet-oinpanietl by his son L-n. who will remain for 1i intv days at titt- Print-e (‘11. llostiitttl treatment. for tonsolitls. ll

~ Rev. .1. 1'. 11111111111111 oi ciim- _

toitt-ttiivn, who has bet-n visiting Siiiiimt-rsitlt- foi- several 11113-11 past the gut-sit o! Rev. J. .l. MacDonald‘ ‘ll Si. Paul's Glehe. is now visiting in 'l‘ig1i;.<1i.

.\lr. \\'1-ldt1n t‘. (‘t-ossiiian oil the t-t-itiptising room ftirtt- of the Boston ’l‘t:1vt-llt-r and a former; Suinmersitle boy. zirrivt-tl on thei island Tuesday night nntl is spend-- ing his vacation visiting relatives! in the province. ‘-

-—~Mrs. O,.\‘eil 1-1‘ Samerville. M: who hntl been visiting lit-r pat-en , _ '. and Mrs. 'l‘hoinas lint- ler Sr. Glengary. lt-Yi on 'l‘ues1i;iy' for tioiiie where her son (‘harlt-s is re-portttl seriously ill. ll.

~Mis>t l-Itlitli l. Sinallnian loft Monday morning for Scott, S .. where a Hospital position await her. she was accompanied liy Miss- Ruth Llnkletter who has aet-t-ptld a st-liool ln lll(' West.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

VCTORIA IIOTEI.

t‘. ll. Blﬂkﬁllﬁy hioiit-ttiii; f‘. t‘. hlt-lltititild. Mont-ton; Joint 311-111-1111 Souris: H. E. (‘ook Halifax: .\lr. and Mrs. .l. l-I. .\l.'i1-(‘o1l and (‘lliltl- rt-ii Mont-ton: Mrs. .l1-ai1 Logan Ani- lit-rst .l. A. (lagnoti (1111-111-1-1 \\'. l1. Arthur, Montreal; .l. A. ‘Mt-Dottall. (‘ar1l1gan: H. D, .\l1-l.1-.-iii. Sonristt

(ii-o. M. llinns, ’l‘orot1t11: l-Z. (l. Lea-i

(‘it-aver Sullivan Norah Sullivan, Nlttnti-t-til;

Elizabeth Sullivan. .\loi1tr1-.-11: R. Mann St.

Miss Ills-s‘;

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Plain 11111111111111:

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M. f‘. S. Aurora; (l. Kerr, . C.

. ‘.i 1 ‘S. RUS3 Hom- s1.‘ liaiiiiiilxliit. Mr. anti Mrs. R. C. 'l‘hotitt1tt. John. ‘ Mr. and Woodstock. 1111-. 111111111111. n. w. icing. W stock. Mrs. Liletli Johnston, St- drews, N. B. Mrs. Annlng,

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ll M h‘. .-\n1"11ru; S 'l‘apper, ll. 1\l.-C. S. Aurora; A. 11.-litter. II. M. i‘. S. Attr- ora M. \\'. and Mrs. \Vood, Highland F"! J-‘arm. V. .-\. Hunter. Mont-ton. N. l1. - \\'. B. Klerer. Mont-ton, N. l}. D. P. McDonald, Montague. A. F. Smith, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. G. Mont-ton. .\lr. and Mont-ton. Mrs. Jnnitt: E. hit-Donald, North Bodeque. _ llelen Wetmore, St. John. N. B, Sadie ('. Laird. North Boilotiue. .\lr. anti Mrs. l). Flanagan. Triv- ro. N. S. . Jean W. llootl. Alonirr-al. AS1189 P; llooti. Montreal. _________________,

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\\'.\\'. Ntihlts llrantfortl: REVl-lltl-I "(Ylsluvh .\lon’t-t-iil: Mrs. ll. \\'. l-Itl- ll. J Larkin. Alht-rloti; .l.-mien t‘ Nt-iv York; Katlilt-t-ti l-Itl-‘llirch. Alherton; D. White. .-\lllPl‘lllll .\'1-\v Yoi-lt; Mi>< .\'1-.<ta 'Iil Dr, K1013 Albt-rtoti; .l11l1i1 Lr-furgoy. .\lr. and i\lrs. l-I.'Siimm1=.r.<i1le; l). l1. Miit-tltitialtl. N. .»\. Stt-wxirfMBt-tlr-tiue, Margaret l\’1-ll_v, Mom“. gne; l-‘ltii-eiit-ti Kelly, hloiitagtie; 31r-1l11t1|\\'tn. M. Laird. Sl)lIl('|'Vllf‘-_ 11141143,; aiitl .\l-.<. Mr. .-ititl .\lr.-t. .l. ll. l-‘tiivt-ll. Mon’:-

lliitlt-r. ititi; .\lr. and Alt-s. Blarveyq hippo. Shinto-t. ton: Augustus 31111101111111 Sottris;

St. Andi-owl:

i F. \\'. Ostet‘. Mont-ton. .~\. Mt-Mtillen,

B. Mrs. L. A. McNult. ‘Mrs. George Sutherland. her. \l. S. Mrs. 1c. 11. 1111111. Atlvot-nte. N Mm. J, S. Murray. Al ‘ N. S. iA. l’. Prowso, Murray llarltﬂ W. L 311-111-1111. Pelt-Fr‘- "o" '1‘. M. ('hlslio|ni, Stinny 111-111’.- Mrs. John l-‘tilos, Amherst.

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