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must be cleared out AT ON CE, in order to do so. ‘we are Offering Ei-‘tdoi°dinary Discounts.
“Dress Goods 25 per cent Discount '
All Gents Furnishings Neckwear. Shirts, Collars, etc. 25 per cent Discount.
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Men’s Working Shirts. Underwear and Sweaters 15 percent to 25 per cent Discounts
Children’s Hats and Millinery cut in two. Ladies’ Ready-to-wear 25 per cent Discounts.
THIS GRA D FI AL CLE NCE SAL
STARTS TUESD , SEPT. 3rd, AT 9 . .
VVhen Prowse Bros advertise goods at a certain 'price it is
ou to talce advanta e o it Because ou know they
upf0y 9 fl ly
mmliaowiss Bao L1 1'rED-
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province
-JOINS BANK STAFF-Mr. R03'
Phillips, Suinmerside has taken n pos- ition in the bank oi’ Nova Scott". here. I1
-JUVENILE COURT-Four .luv-
oniles, charged with theft appeared at the police court on Tuesday before His Honor Stipendlary \VYf1U- “itil” giving the lads a most instructive icc- ture, his honor released them on sus- pended sentence and certain other restrictions, which should 511100 Umm in better behavior. ll
-NORTH BEDEQUE RED CROSS
-The Annual meeting of the North Bedcque lied Cross Society was lield in the' liall on Thursday evening. Aug. 15. The attendance was large. The- president, Mrs. A. Laird out lined the work of the _mar The treas- urer. Miss Jessie Muc(‘aull reported that $ 419. 15 hud been raised during the year and $291.37 expended. leav- ing a balance on hand of $127.78. This report evoked considerable en- thusiasm. The Society covers very littlo more than the North Beth-lille School District and its contributing families number only 27, so that the average contributions per family was about $15 each. Besides this, con- tributions in cash and socks were
made by members of the North lied- equo lied' Cross Society to the Red Cross Society of Sunnneisidc. Since the Society was organized in 1914, u total of $1279.19 has been paid in by its members and sent overseas. either in cash or In comforts of one form nr another, making an average contribution of $47.38 per family.
The Secretary reported 18 meetings
during tho year and the following supplies made up:-160 pairs socks, 15 pairs mitts, 1 pair gloves, 72 flan- nel shirts. all of which were forward- ed to the _boys overseas. ln addition to this, Xmas parcels were made up snd forwarded of which no account was kept. 1 1'
The following oiilcers were electedi
-Mrs. Robert Baker, President. Mrs. Ardiibaldi Stsvert. Vice_~pres|dent, Miss Jos& MacCa\ill, Treasurer, Miss Jessie Cllrk-, Secretary.
Gall? Hliiil
Dr. 1'romo||s'l»ll¢urs\ #slr Roster-
nm, usd ss an-sem. n pw-mme to restore my iisir to its nstsrsl col- og or mono; _rsfuI_|dsq, l?ositivs1y not
s`d‘ys sas tiwiprtoas. price $1 90. mms is I "wztsfods is, sum'
i, NMUK.
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-TWO CENTS PER WORD ouch
insertion for advertising in this col- umn_` Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live cents.
-Miss Iielen Dueliciniii. of (‘.hm'-
lottetown is visiting in Sunnnerside. the guest of Mrs. Ii. A. Compton.-li.
-CHURCH NOTICE. Mr. J. D. Sea- man will speak on work of Bible Soc- iety in the Malpcque Hall on Sunday Sept. 8th at 11 a. m.
-DECORATION DAY.-The meni-
bers of the Prince Edward Lodge I. 0. F. Suuimerside will hold their uu- nuul Decoration Day on Sunday next. -L.
-BUY OVERLAND CARS-Messrs
Russel Oulton and Herb Champion of Albcrton recently purchased from Brace. McKay Co Ltd summerside an uptodate (lverlaud car apiece not McLaugblins as reported.
-ENJOVED HOLIDAY--Mr. and Mrs. Harrington. S.'Side have return-
llolitlayswltli friends ut Vernon River, Avondale and Rocky l’olni. Mr. liar- ilngton speaks in glowing terms of tht- crops in these sections, grain being an exceptionally good yield. H
-SATISFACTORY RECOVERY. - Tcnnison Rumsay.seven your old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ltain.-say. Hamil- ton, who has been a cripple from in- fancy, left with Mr. Nelson Owen some time ago for Boston. Mass., to be trcatvd in the (`.hildren's Hospital there. After eight. weeks treatment he arrived home able tu walk and all are glad to henr the good news.-L.
-SERIOUSLV ILL.-Mr. Lawrence Gallant of Sumlnersido received the following message on Wednesday re- garding his son _ who went over to England with the 105th Battalion- "Sineerely regret to inform you that No._70290 Pte. John Gilbert Gallant. infantry, ofllcialiy reported seriously ill in the 8th General ilispital, Rouen. August 14th gun shot wound in right hand and thigh fracture.-L.
-SHIPPING-The schooner. lion.
L. Langovin, Capt. (ierre is in port from Capiin River with cargo of cedar posts for Messrs. llolman. Ltd. The Leila Linwood. Capt Trenholm from Sydney with coal for Mr. Grady. The following schooners hsve arrived from Picton with railway coli and are waiting their tum to get discharged: ids M., Capt. Des Lila; Marguerite, Capt. Douesmi and 'rho Daisy Capt.
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ed to their homes after spending their
l -Miss Maude McMillan. Blooiniit-ld ls visiting in S.'Side, the guest of Miss Eliza Ryan. ll
-Misses lncz and Pearle Gorrill oi
Sumerside spent theweek end visit- ing in Northam.-L.
-Miss Frances Rogers of Alherton
is visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mrs. Chas. Rogers.-L.
-Mr. G. P. Walker of the firm of
Messrs R. T. Holman Ltd., has left for Toronto on u business trip.-L.
-Miss Annie Fish returned to ber
.homo in Haliburton uftcr visiting rel- atives in New Hampshire. U. S. A.-L
5 -Miss Llilda Mahar, City, is nt-
tending (the iuillinery openings for the iirm ot' Rogers & Co., Ltd.. Alber- ton.
-Gunner Frank Pidgeon, has re-
turned to llaliiax alter spending a. furlough at his home in Kensington. -L.
-Miss Marion Read, has returned
to Suinmerside after spending the sunnner with relatives in Sydney. N. S.-L.
-Mr. Alvin Gay of Antigonish, N.
S., has returned home alter spending his vacation with friends in Summer side.-L.
-Miss Maud McDougall of Sum-
merside spent the wcck end visiting in (7lorn\ont. the guest of Miss Marie l\(cCarviile.-L.
-Mr und' Mr'-\ Wm ('urtis of Sum
spending the past month nt her home _ln Georgetown.-L.
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-Misses Florence lleckbnrt and
Irene Johnson spent tho week end in North Wiltshire. the guests of Miss Gladys Campbell.-L. -
-Mr. and Mrs. J; Crockett. of Mr.
and Mrs. Firth Bowness and Miss Jennie Clark of Summersido spent the week end visiting in Alberton.-L
-Mrs. E. Hudson rotumed to St.
John, N. B., on Tuesday morning af- ter visiting in Bummerside. she was accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Howatt. -L.
-Misses Florence Phillips. Lorst-
linery Dept. of the iirm of Messrs R. 1'. Holman, Ltd., left on Thursday. morning for St. John, N. B., whsrs
they will. sttemi the isll openings. L._
ts McNeill and Sadie Love 0; the lil-i
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weeks visiting in Moncton, N. B.-Li.
-Miss Davidn Baker of Alberton
who has been .visiting at the home of
Mrs. Jos. 'raglan summemds iéft for Charlottet `wn this week to visit
her aunt Mrs.'\V. A. Huestis.-L
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GERMAN MILITARY WRITER
ADMITS GERMAN CAUSE LOST
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 6.-“We have
everything to lose by a big enemy ad- vance, while if we advance our .:n~ emy's loss will be comparatively lit- tle beeause they always have the open sea behind tliexn, d0n\inat_-d by the Allies," declares Captain Salz- niann, military writer of thc Vossis-
che _Zeitung. “We cannot.gi\'.- in, We must continue to iight. Il' we had Foclrs inexhaustible ' human mater- ial, we long ago not only would hnve been in Paris but would have spread
over the entire world.”
AFIREBTS IN MOSCOW
AlVlSTElt_DA.\i, Sept. 5.-The Rus-
sia newspaper Pravda. says that num-
|ero'us oiiicers and members of the
Socialist revolutionary party have been arrested at Moscow in connect- ion with the attempt to ussas:=_‘:-' _ Nikolai Lenine, the Bolshevik pre- mlerf
Sun Burned
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morside have returned home after
You waht a healthy
summer tan. But some-
times you get it too quickly an then there is a few days of suffer-
in% _ i
he application of
Dr. Chase’s Ointment takes out the stinging and burning and leaves. the skin delightfully soft and smooth _ _ ' Because it is 'eqim-lip.
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You cannot aiford to be indifferent
every Canadian Citizen must realize that the Sailor's interest is your int- erest and all should consider it a privilege to help by contributing to the support oi the widows and orphans of the Sailors.
Evory Merchant and every lfarnier in prosperous l’.E.l. now has the opportunity to lend a helping hand by
subscribing to the Sailors’ Relief'
Appeal.
Remember there is no pension or
Patriotic Fund for Sailors oi the Mercantile Murine.
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SWAP CZSRET8
"Come over and help me today. Mrs.
Brown, and I'll be with you tomor- row. W|e'll get along in great shape then."
This is a vary sensible way of go-
ing about the business of canning. Two women can get along faster than one. Mrs. Brown helps Mrsi White today. Tomorrow Mrs. White helps Mrs. Brown.
Besides, Mrs. Brown knows a few
tips that Mrs. Whito does not know and vice versa. For instance, she knows that beets will turn dark if ex- posed to s strong light and also if they are allowed to stand in tho para without wster for any length of time before being canned. Boots should
Finest Pure Genuine - Apple Cider
Only the richest. ripest, choicest, Annapolis
Valley Apples go into the manufacture of our An- napolis Sweet Apple Cider, made right in the “Valley” from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh with all its refreshing, health-giving qualities.
The old English process improves its delici-
ousness an hundred fold; 'positively will not fer- ment or become alcoholic but rrmain crisp, clear and delicious the year around. .Write for price by the barrel.
Also write for price PICNIC SUPPLIES, .in-
cluding Fruit, Cigars, Candy, Bottled .Drinks- Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat riotic or church picnic an immense sucess.
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Summerside
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