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-PROHIBITION CA8E.- Before

Judge McQuarrie at Alberton on Tuesday the 20th inet. Bella Jones of Brocwn, Lot 4, was on information laid by George Barbour, prosecutor, cvonvicted on a first offence against -the Prohibition Alct. and lined $100 and costs. 'The new Prohibition Act pro- vides that the Judge shall hear ev- ery case at either one of the two circuits in the county. nearest to the residence of the defendant. This is rather an awkward feature in the new act, as the cast has to be tried, al# ways at the court nearest to the place where the defendant lives and there is no provision made for the Judge hav~ lug to travel to the different circuits every time the prosecutor- wishes to bring on a case. The old act provided that the Judge could hear the case at any of the circuits at any time. in conviction just obtained, this feature was met with by the prosecutor, who thought he could bring action at Sum- merslde, but he 'found it would have to be tried at Alberton and Judge Mc- Qusrrie kindly consented to make a special trip for the purpose.-H.

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-PATRIOTIC ADDRESB.- Miss'

Carrie Holman will deliver an addresf on her experiences in Red Cross wma in England in New London Hall Mon- day August 26th at 8 o‘clock. Silver collection. Sale oi ice cream at close' Proceeds in aid of Patriotic work.

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-AGED VISITOR.-Mrs. J. ll.

Crawford and her daughter, Mrs. W. Wallace ~McNelll have returned to their home at West Point after a

week spent with Mrs. George C. Mc-l Phcrson, who is also a daughter of Mrs. Crawford. While in Summer- side they mot many old acquaintanc- es, among whom were their old pas- tor, llcv. William Mclieod and family, ' who arc about to leavc for their new home at Leitchc Crock, (3.13. The old lady, though 82 years of age, enjoyed the trip very much, partlcuarly thcl part by auto.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mrs. Willard Colburne of Chelton

is visiting friends in Foleigh Lake, N. S.-L.

town is visiting friends in Augustine Cove.-C.

Miss Ruth (7ameron, Augustine

Cove. is teaching in North Carleton this year.-C. ,

--Mr. Willard H. Carr and bride 0."

Sun\n\c1‘si<l‘o left this week for liali~ fax whole they will reside.-I..

-Miss (‘clina liowatt, Augustine

Cove, is teaching in the primary Dept. of Carleton School this year.-(2.

-Ml and Mrs. Iicnry Webster, Mr. ami ‘Mrs. Chas. Bell, Miss P. Bell. motored to Charlottetown last week. -C.

-Mr. Morley Newsome, Charlotte- n

his firm.-I-I.

any the guest of Mrs. Geo. MacKay. Transfer Depsxflgm mtg Wikia;

_‘C° shape.

-Miss Reta Buxton, who is training ML Hal Wan,en_ who has been yard

1" N°"'-h Adm” Hosplml' M““" is master at this point since the lncep~ spenddng her vacation in Augustine "oh of the car ferry len for Chariob C°v°'_'C‘ ‘ ~ tetown this week. and will make that

it hi 0 h i .

-Miss Helen White and Edith Love Svsne hir fi;d1Hurtel:' Iigomglttely

of Charlottetown arc visiting in Sum- general I`a;'n_“eBwu:‘:llei)y hzsreadi

;‘_T_‘_“i:° _m°Lg"°°t° of Mi" Mildred ness to help out. His friends wish

P an °" ' him a “Juke” time and more "green"

W' where he goes.

-Misses Ida Bernard und Pearle . ° ° ° ' '

Mclnnis of Summersitlo left for Mono- Mrs* (Calm) _smg M““”°Y» of Tm" ton on Thursday morning to spend two "nw “nd Prine” Albert' who lm” bell” weeks vucau0n____L_ spending her holidays with Mrs. T.

' Munsey and family ut Capo Traverse.

_M133 Helen young has returned returned by the Ferry ou Tuesday.

to her home in l~`rcdericton after vis' Mn* 'M““s°y Wm visit at H“max f°|° iting. in Augustine Cove tho guest of 3 week' where 'he 'meets her m°u‘°" MLSS Alma nnman__C_ before returning to her home in On-

____ tario. Captain S. Munscy, who was

_Miss Muriel Lmlgllh, returned to wounded in tho Boer war, has been

Westville on Thursday morning alter 'Ewing in the Overseas forces “inc” sponding the past wet'-P. visiting in the “tart of the great Wan

Summersido the guest of Miss Jennie ' ' ' C15,k___L_ Come to Borden on that picnic or

____ joy-ride you have been planning. lt's

» a little bit the prettiest spot.; it has

-Mr. James liughes, Charlottetown me .bulmlest ah.; the sea breezes um

representative of the Great West As over and anon gently blowing; it has ”“"“""" C°~' Was i" S"'“"""5m‘3 Wed' a beautiful bathing bcach; itlhas tho csday on business connected with. mggest and juiciest clumsinthu world

and tho residents are always glad to

- see visitors.

-'M\'_ and‘ Mrs. Holden Auld and ¢ .. s

Mrs. Jas. Auld motored from Sydney The wrnor MW H party shooting this week and are visiting in .Sum down the blue cranes at Calm Tm,,_

merside the guests of »Mr. and Mis. erm mn other evening_ 'rms (enemy H- C' Mms'-L" should bo classed with the llun crew*

'_“"' of a Zeppelin, and treated in thc same

-Messrs. Wm. Drake of Charlotte- mannen

town and Arol Mallieson oi’ Summer- ' , 4 .s

side left ‘by Northumlberland on _Mr_ and MrB_ PL E_ Crosby were 'Thursday morning to train with thc MSL and hostess M "_ musical Dm_Ly_l “owl A" Fore” at T‘"°“t°'*L' given in their pretty homo ou Tues-

day evening. The chief features of the cvening's entertainment were tho

-Mr. John 0. Arsenuult off St.

Chysostome rebired school tewcher, recently returned from an extended visit to ltustico, and was pnesent nt the Acadian teachers’ convention.-M

violin solos by Miss Olga Crosby and thc vocal solos by Mrs. B. Strong and Miss Harvey. ol' Wolfville, N.S.. each

An ExceptionalValue in Silk Boot Hose atr-_-

You w1LL`Nor1cs 'rms orrsa snows IN

ONF. or ous wnvpows TODAY-ies a really goes value, and w'e’d like to have you look at it. '

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The asrortment includes. Sand, Alice Blue, Browns,

fancies. The silk is high-more than usual “boot” length, the style and colors are good; and the value ts exceptional .... ...79c

We shall be pleased to send any-' of these bv mail

postpaid, on receipt of price, to any of our mail order customers.

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just as you enter the main store you will notice this

small lot at the front. They include some very handsome parasols-silk, in gr. ens champagne, black and white.

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If you want to raise money for Red Cross.

Salt-iiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or any other patriotic object; or if you wish to help your Church, School or Society you can’t possiblv conceive of anything more popular or profitable than a Picnic.

' Holman’s can supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a huge success. There’s no guess work-no running around- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from Holman’s, because we will show you exactly when, where and how you can make money; what to buy and what not to buy. We have helped dozens of others make their picnics successful in the past. We can help you. l

We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, CON

FECTIONIERY, ii O T T L E 11 DRlNKS» CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES. CIGARS. We can also provision your table. equip your booths and supply you with red- hot selling money-making specialties.

Write us tor prices and particulars.

stating on what date youpropose holding your picnic. »

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number bearing thc classic mark. Ico- crcam, cake and confection were serv- ed during the evening. Among those present were noted Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tidmarsh, Chaliottetown, Lieut.

RP°"‘““H “mill “"’°kS "a°“"°“ "’“" Ainmt, o_o., Labor Unit. sem. stein- i'riends nt Bradalbane. Summerside hon. Corn Robmaom Mm_ E Shan»er_ ”"dL°t11"~`H' , Mr. Barnard Allan, C.E_. and Mrs.

_“_” Allan, Mr. and Mrs. B. Strung, und

"`M"' Robe" Mulrheud' St' Elem Miss'Jean Strung, Mr. Af Scott and

sore returned to Halifax on Wednes- ML V_ A McDonald_ 0'! the C_G_R_ day after u few days visit to his homo Eng Hmm Mn E_ Taylor and ML W_ during which time he engaged nine H_ ,1.0Wnshend_ of the B_&B_ d0p,__ men for construction work who accom- C_G__n_ Mn w_ G_ Bruce or H_ M_ l"‘“‘°‘1` h'”‘ ‘O H““f“~`“H~ Customs. Mr. w. H. staekrora, agent

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-1vn~s..r. Keirwooasiae anaeinla- "5 °p , , , °'“ ° ""5

ren, Hamilton, returned Tuesday night ML Harry .mdmarsh or Cmmmw from Boston where they have been town spent wednesday at Borden spending a few weeks. Miss Carrie motoring to town in the evening

Woodside accompanied them from St. , ,, ,

John where she has been visiting The runway yards at the Point are mmlds' . being enlarged relative to the wide

*_ guage being started from here. The

-Among the recent arrivals home railway department are putting a new

were Pies E. A. Mann, lrlshtown; VV. spur track and erecting a new shed A. Bassett, Darnley; C. A. ‘ML-Lellan. to accommodate local shippers. A Spring. Valley; \(‘.. \V. lleward, Mar- new automobile loading and unloadin; gate; J. W. Delaney, Burlington; J. device is also being placed and will D. Gillis, Norberough; F. Pldgeon. be welcomed by all motorists com'ng French River; D. McFadyen, Char- and going from the Island.

tottetown; cm-pl. J. Campbell, crm-.`

-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murray,

Boston, left by the boat Wednesday morning an return to their home after

' The entries for the Ken-ington llac

es, Aug. 28th. have closed and as will

be soon by the list an excellent day’s_ sport is in store for those who attend.

Following are the entries

FREE-FOR-ALL TROT

Colorado Ll, ilammond Kelly.

Brenton H., ll. C. Hooper.

Dusty Miller, Geo. Woodside. British Soldier, W. S. McKie.

Keltie, John McPhee. - Devilish Dorothy. Dr. J. 'l‘. Jenkins.

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Just a small lot, very exceptional value, worth to

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These “TOYOS” have been very popular this season-

they are woven white hats, verv similar to a nigh class Lpanama in appearance-Alpine or_ Teles nope shape mostly with a fancy band put on somethmg like the one shown 1n

the picture alongside.

_ ` They are regularly $2.75 to $3.25 and for Saturday, you may choose at

Three wonderful bargainsin in MEN’S STRAW SAIL-

ORS too $1.35 Hats for $1.00. $1.75.Hats for $1.25, $2.25

Hats for $1;50. .

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Abegweit, H. F. Morrison.

Lillian Patcben, J. S. Wedlock. Patola, D While.

Queen (iatlicrinc, Gavin Harding.

High Born Lady. J. W. 0‘Brien. Lord Hastings. Jr., Martin Kehoe.

2.25 TROT

Jelllco, Hammond Kelly.

Acadian, T. Sample.

Baby George, P. S. Brown.

Uscita, Dr. Christopher. Kakola Todd. Geo. R. Hooper. Admiral. J. S. Wedlock.

Mazie, J. W. O‘Brien.

Atzquiri Boy, H. Simms.

lottetown; on six wccks furlough from

Aldershot. Their numerous friends |

are glad to see them. _ 2-1 2- '*e:r_§__-_-l -"'-i-_-_ gi- 1;--

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srnucruns oF neo comm.

The red coral that is used for neck-

' laces is a horny axis which supports

a number of -soi`t»'bodied_ animals or polyps, the entirc structure bearing a strong resemblance to u. entail shrub. The fishermen, after they have brought this shrub-like colony to the surface. clean the soft animal matter awny. preserving the red core or axis which is said for the manufacture of iewelry- Altlicush red coral contains lime, it is largely composed of a sub- stance skin to horn, and like horn, it takes a iine polish. Animal substances of this nature almost invarlnhly

Flower Pots Jardinie,rS , , Lawn Pots

It you want t0_8lV° your flowers a Sullallle

‘ setting see our showin!!

of flower pots. i8fJ‘l‘l°’° etc. _ Made from good 8l’3d°

earthenware and stone- prlced right too.

f Picton S., P. S. Brown. vlifflllw their wloz' nv-1:; bm ,

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