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-CHIEF DEYOKAH at Freetown

the celebrated Indian entertainer. C

McFarlane, Freetown. 4777-5-25-dl

-Misses Vema Shaw. Mary Stew art and Winnifred Wright motored to Bedeque from Charlottetown on Fri- la day returning on Tuesday. They were the guests of Ivliss Wright's parents.

-Mr. Borden Ling, Bank of Nova. of

Scotia, City, visited friends in Link-

letter overthe week end.

Island, recently visited Georgetown.

Mrs. William MacDonald, Panmure

Island, recently visited Georgetown,

Mrs. John Jerrior, who has.been ac

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Mr. Charles Jenkins, Georgetown,

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Mr. Frank Paquet, Souris, spent mg

Mrl Arthur cuncn, cnarlctfcccwnf ‘his

of his sister, Mrs.` Fred Delorie. the

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Can You Answer These Questions?, rela

Do you know why external rem- `

Why cutting does not remove the ster

cause?»

Do you know the cause of Piles is

the parts almost dead? .

less intemal remedy .for itching,

HEM-ROID banlshes piles by re-

moving the cause. It stimulates the

circulation in the _lower bowel-drives Mr- out the thick impure blood, heals and Souri restores the affected parts. This on 5

remedy h an almost unbell vable

as 0 Nowntgatvtihe lobstermiishing sensor; , 7 p_ m_ The speaker in the morning

record for sure, safe and lasting re-

A n25and35cen.Don

‘fail to hear a thrilling show.

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songs and myths of Indian life by F1’

hl~l'1°¢W¢0WD. m°¢°l'°d 0° G¢0r8¢- her home in Souris last week from

Telephone 898 or 699.

Complete change of program. Silas '$1

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Mr. Edwin MacDonald, Panmure Mr'

spent the week end ln Georgetown. sm

visiting menus in st. Louis, return- P1?

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ML Dame] Mccormac' Boughton Donald, who also oiiiciated st the ____

Ve' The sincere 5-Ymparny °f “W .Mr. and Mrs. S. Green, Charlotte-

Island, recently visited Georgetown. gm

ML Thomas Mmdam’ Johnsons sisters and brothers. (His mother

getowu, the guest of his sister, Mrs. ye" a3°') Rest' in Peace'

ry.

, The grassy meadows now present

Misses Bessie Macnomld and Mm_ a scene of verdant beauty, standing

recently visited cnanottctoum. Sime °’ me ’“°‘° °””S°“° °f ‘he

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those obtained last season.

' Mrs. George Holland returned on it

Wednesday evening to .her home in Elmira, after an extended visit with

tives In U' S' A' Mrs. F. S. MacDonald and daugh-

ca'c cl t 1 ik d - M" en; i~e11(;ffw eve que an perm!" cently purchased a new Ford road-

D° Wu kmw mmf were is 5' ham” Mr. Stanley Fisher, South Lake, is

llollols Bras., Ltd

` WHOLESALE MERCHANTS

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FIRE INSURANCE ~ BROKERS I Our pulley has always been

and will continue to bez- “Every customer must be oom- alleetflly’ and sat-

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Mrs Thos Cullen, St Peters, re- _ -* ,__"

ntly visited Georgetown

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Mr. Acorn and son Ralph and ` the guest of friends.

G 0,, Fdday evening' May 39¢,h_ he” daughter Ruby and Mr. and Mn

ed Chandler and daughter Evelyn: Mrs. R. C. MacLean returned to

SOURIS

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to her home in Souris. liter conclud-

` ur. and Mn. occrgclxeele. or Charlottetown, were motorists to this end ot the Island over the week end.

` Mr. Upton Seaman, of Canadian National Railway. Silent the week end in sourls visiting relatives.

Miss Isabella Paquet, Charlotte-

town is at present visiting in Souris

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OF LINENS!

mu Helen Mwmn hu returned ' '~ Lines Uf

an A” livin. 'rabies clcu.. and sei.

Lovely linens direct from-Irish Mills, including dainty table cloths and - boxed sets of Table Cloths and Napkins to match. These are lines that we are cancelling from our range, and in order to move them quickly, you are olered a generous reduction in price. _

Boxed Sets

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Week end in Georgetown, the guest over me week end included Mr. scott Mrs. Gaudet’s father, Mr. Simon gown, ' ,

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Dalziel and gh”-lnggegqwn, gpm; 4 few gay; in “Silber Shirley- Murray River. are some tnls wcclc visiting at the ncmc itlng in G001'€¢%0WD. the BUESY- 01 of Mrs. Worthy‘s parents, Mr. and

Dalziel‘s mother-A.

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' SOUTH LAKE NOTES

OU the evening °f M°nd°Y» MW tive homes, after concluding their

me guest cr nel- sister, Mrs. Knight, 18”* H Sh“d°W °f S“d“°“ ‘"5 Cm studies for the year= The Misses H11-

__% over the community of Elmira, when da Mmgachem, pawn, paquef, and

ML Kenny MacDonald_ Char1otte_ Mr. Joseph Cheverie, son of Nell Winnie MacD¢mB1d_

iliszz' ... Sheetings and Pillow Cottons

_» Mr. Lawrence Maclnnis, Char-

M_,._ ,md Mm Edward Clark and some three months duration. The de- 10tmown_ smut Monday in the cut-

'daughter Marion, Mount Stewart, ceased was 9' y°uth °! high m°“*l ern metropolis, the guest of rela

ndards, of a quiet and kindly dis ' _ F

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position and was well liked by all his __

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ng made at St. Columba Cemet-

extended to the bereaved father.

deceased him a little more than a

in bold relief against the con-

sting dull, red colors of the tilled Celebration’ Whlch was held on

ds.

farmerslhave begun the spread- of the fertilizer for their pota-

the week end in Georgetown. vmes’ °f which' “P” "mm" qmbe 3 this and other localities availed

_-_ large acreage will planted again

season. Hopeafare entertained

recently visited Georgetown, the guest th" mmm” pm” 1°' the tube" in the hall was crowded to the doors.

fall will be slightly in advance of

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Lewis Stuart, South Lake, re-

irom Thomas A. Harris, Elmira.

internal? Mr' James Grant' smuls East’ McQuaid have returned to Souris to That there is congestion of blood P35525 f'h"°“5h 5°"-"15 I-'W9 155°

in the lower bowel-the veins flabby, week. '

M155 Elleth Whiffé. Pll1!l'1l1l‘9 I8- to Souris, after concluding his year’s hd. Teeehlly Vlsikd in G€0l'B€l1°WD- studies at Prince of Wales College.

spend the summer holidays at their respective homes, 'after having con- cluded their years studles at St. Dun- stsn’s University Charlottetown. -

bleeding or protruding piles discover- at Pl'°S¢nt 9~S5i5°1“8 Mr- Paul °7°5¢Dh ,__

ed by Dr. Leonhardt and known as MacDonald, East Point, in his agri-

HEM_Rom that is guaranteed? cultural activities. Mr. I. C. MacDonald, oi South

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and Mrs' ‘mm E' Mamomld’ The regular Sunday services oi the &;ini1zd

Lake, was a recent visitor to the Eastern Metropolis on business.

s, were visitors to South Lake SL James Umtéd church' Souris’ “tummy evening' were held on Sunday at ll a. m. and

Mr. Frank Maclnnls has returned

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Mr. and Mrs. William Worthy, of

Mrs. John Garrett, of Souris.

The following Prince of Wales stu-

dents have retumed to their respec-

Sunday at the home of his parents

town, were motorists to the Eastern end of the Island on Monday.

The Salvation Army Band, accom-

panied by Adjutant and Mrs. A. W. Martin, of Charlottetown, spent Mon- day, the 25th instant in Souris and conducted an Empire Day Musical l

grounds of Main Street. In the ev- v ening an open air service, after which the band retired to the St. Patricks ` Hall, where a Musical Festival was held. A large number of people from

themselves of the opportunity to hear the band and at the evening festival

Everybody greatly enjoyed the selec- tions, which were rendered and hope that in the near future, the Salvation Army will be able to pay another

visit to our town. '

ter Elizabeth and Doris, oi Souris, spent a few days in Charlottetown, this week visiting friends.

Messrs. Vernon Fraser and Melvin

endless parents. Mr. and Mrs. attending the closing exercises or thc P Um- University. i Roxen Lnvmv TABLE oalussx sars ~

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Billllll' Price

70x70”clo!.h with Blllplinll l»50for .. $5.50

! 70 x 70" cloth with 8 nnlikilll $ 7.50 for . . 5 6.50

70 x 88" cloth with 8 napkins Q 8.75 for .. S 7.50 'zz x iz" ncaa win. s napkin. s 1.15 for .. s ms 72 x 90" cloth with 8 napkins $10.50 for .. S 9.25 72 x 90" cloth with 8 napkins $14.50 for .. $12.50 72 x 72" cloth with 6 napkins $12.50 for .. $10.50 72 x 90" cloth with B nspklns $16.50 for .. 514.00

78 x 108" cloth with 12 napkins 819.50 for $18.60 'li x 90" cloth with 8 napkins $25.00 for .. $20.00

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Table Cloths Reduced

'lox 10” renin- sms fc; _m. 72 x 7!" regular 84.50 for .............., $3.35 '12 r 90" rendu- sms for 34,'-,, ` 'I2 I 72" remuu- Sosa for $55, 72 I 90” rerular was for 56;,

Irish Napkins

Reduced _

M x £0" regular 83.50 for ................, $235 22 x 22"regulnr $4.50 for $3.35 22 x Biregular $7.50 for 55,50 22:22 regular-$8.50i'or...................$7_25

i Linen Damask by the Yard

Unbleached with col. border! 64" wide 65c yd, Bleached, a good weight 00" wide .. 75e yad, Bleached, a fine even Linen 'l0” wide $1.00 yd,

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Medium weight, 72" wide Me yd._ Fine evenly woven, a wood welsh! 63" Wm* 25° Yd- Finc evenly woven, a good weight 72" wide 30c yd. _|:-me gvcnly woven, a good weight 81" wide 3-ic yd. Exim heavy quality 63" wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c yd. Extra heavy quality 72" wide ..... ...... 350 Yd- Extra heavy quality 81" wide . . . ... . . 38c yd.

cutout/in ; rn.i.ow corr'roNs

Medium weight 40" wide 20c yd. Medium weight 42." wide ............ 22|: yd. Extra heavy 40"wlde 3Zc yd.

Extra heavy 42" wide 35c yd: Best Wabasso 40" wide . 40c yd. Best Wabasso_42" wide . 42;: yd. Best English 42"v\'ide . . 48c yd. BestEnglIsh44"wide..... . . . . 50c yd-

ALL LINEN ROLLER TOWELLING

White with colored borders 16" wide . . .. 13:; yd. Close heavy Linen 16” _wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181: yd. Extra heavy Linen 1'!" wide .. 22a yd. Our best Linen ill" wide . . . . . . . . ... . . 2Bc yd.

ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS

A good weight 18 x 34" . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ... 50|: pr. Hemstitched with colored damsel: borders

18:34” . . . . . . . . . . . . ............95cpr.

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Large size Crochet Spreads 82 x 92" .. $1-49 el- Krinklette colored striped 80 x 105 .. . . Sl-19 ea. Krinklette colored striped 72 x 90 .. .. $1.45 ea. Krinklette colored striped 80 x 100 ...... 51.79 el- Rayon ln Gold, Blue. Green 72 x 90 . . $2.50 ea.

Blesched, a tina even Linen, our best 70" wig,

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by his pastor, Rev. R.. J. Mac- at Marshneld' UNBLEACHED SHEETIING BLEACHED SHEETING

Good medium weight 70" wide . .. 29c yd. Fine close weave and a good weight 63" :vide 36c yd. Fine close weave and s good weight 72" wide 40c yd. Fine close weave and s. good weight. 81” wide He yd. Heavy Hospital quality 72” wide . . . . ... 50c yd. Heavy Hospital quality ill" wide 62c yd. Fine evenly woven Wabuso 63" wide .... .. 50c yd. Fine evenly woven Wabasao 72" wide _... .. 60c yd. Fine evenly woven Wabasso lil" wide ._ 70|: yd. Fine evenly woven Wabasso 90" wide .. 80c yd. Best Wabasso Hospital sheeting 72" wide ._ doc yd. Best .Wabnsso Hospital Sheeting 81" wide . . 75c yd.

SPECIAL UNBLEACHED COTTONS

ltledlum weight 34" wide . . . . . . . 8e yd. Medium weight 36" wide . . .. l0c yd. Fine evenly woven 36" wide . l2c yil.

ALL LINEN GLASS TOWELLING

Medium weight with colored checks 16" wide l2c yd. Fine quality checked 17” wide . . . . . . . . . ,.. lilo yd. A very special quality col. border 22" wide 25:* yd.

ALL LINEN GLASS Tt)\\`ELS

Good quality Linen with col. borders 17 x 23 15a ea.

`Good quality Linen with col. typed borders

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COLORED BORDERED ALL LINEN CRASH CLOTHS

Medium weight 52 x52" . . . . . 651' ea. Best quality 54 x 54" . ... . 9.5¢ ea. Bestquality54x70".... . .............$l.'l.'=r°1|»

lief to thousands of pile sufferers. is in

S ng' rem 8 are genera was the regular pastor, Rev. A. D.

Dont waste time on external rem- that edies or think of an 'operation until* Dem you have tried a bottle of BEM- been ROID tablets -- Hughes Drug Co., guarantees money back if they do not end Piles in any form. M0

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OPTOMETNST motored to Bear River last DL J. H' md Mm Ayers’ of Chap

onlcs connected with "’°°"° ' icttctown. were recent visitors to

Souris

Ho Je ld Some of the farmers in this vicin- ' V S °"“¢'*°’° l ity are at present busuy engaged in Mr Ne”/Meme Nom Lak was

Qérg M?Pé"ff'é' spreading lime.-0. i ' f e' 5' i

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there is a good catch of these 1 th _ ' _ _r V r r Dada( some codmh also have MacDonald. The sermon n e ev __ _ _ _ __

can ht , ening was by Rev. Professor E. R. . 3 ' | Erccxcn, D. D., or Pine 1-lui Divinity

' ` Hall, Halifax, N.s.

st of the :farmers ln this vicin- ave completed their grain seed-

be next on the farmers pro

penmons' Pon” planting’ etc" Lakeville, is at present spending a

' few days at the home of her parents, p

' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moynagh, of W

Miss Dorothy Moynagh, teacher at `\ W

motorist to our town on Monday.

Last week a few catches of Cod

‘ Fish were landed at one of the

harves in Souris. The lobster fish-

, ing off this end of the coast at the

resent time ls just fairly good, hile we understand that over.on the

Souris. North side extra good catches are re-

rted.

Miss Olga White, teacher at Cable eao, spent the week end in Souris the home of her mother, Mrs. A.

Whita-

Congratulations are being extend-

ed to Miss E. .lean MacLean, or sou- ‘ or

Mrf wade w. I-rushes. of the fill” J. J. Hughes do Co. Ltd.. of G°°f'

rls, upon her recent graduation in getown, spent the week end in Sou~

Crafts and Fine Arts, which took rls

place at the closing exercises of Mt. Allison Ladies' College, Sackville, N.

at his home.

B. Miss McLean is a daughter of Mr. mira, is at present visiting ot ll"

and Mrs. R. O. MacLean, oi this h town. »

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Conroy, of Sou- w

Miss Helen Mooney, teacher at El-

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me in Souris.

Mr. William Neale, of Bear Rivtff as a recent motorist to our town 011

rls, were motorists to Wellington' this business.

week to spend the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fergu- son. _ a

Mr. Joseph Gillis, Bear Rlvtf. W" motorist to Souris on Monday--0'

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