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Introducing Miss L. M. Saunders

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The World’s Finest Traction Duster

-BUY CHOW in cubes if you

must have it, at Bruce's. 5100-6-9-21. - s Convention of the Oouservsii

-l-M. FIN! MIMI.‘ MEAL for u

puppies, sold _at Brews. 6108-84-21. m"; ‘m b, h“ u, 5

JUNE 18th t 2 017L002 P. in —X-1 AND X-I shredded wheat in ' . M” [stock at Brace's.

—WEAB-EVEB. heavy aluminum feeding pans, sold right

-SILVEB FUR FOOD 656 lb. cani, » ,~ 8 cans to a cue, lower price at fie Gfafltfflg 5028-04-21. .

-SIIORT BREAD. — Quality the g 0 f T l t l e s

best - Always on hand. Robinson's Bakery, Summerside.

Brace’;

._--_. -—lli' YOUR STOMACR is bed. drink Mac's Hop Ale end feel bet- ter. There is only one Mac's Hop Ale made by Summerside Bottling Works. 49B6-6-3-tts till June 30.

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-KENS!NGTON DAIBYING AS- SOCIATIOPL- Butter in 10 lb. lump 26c. 6 1b. lump 37c. Get paid order from Secretary. Hamilton factory

open for cheese-making, Monday, June 22.

—'I‘ENDERS.—I will receive ten- ders untll July fifteenth for my ex- ceptionally fine farm situated at the entrance oi Borden Road, location ideal. school within two hundred yards, churches within two and one hhlf miles, Carleton Siding one quar- ter mile away, house and barn equip- ped with water works and lights. The highest nor any tender not nee- essarily accepted. Inspection invited. W. 5. nluttart, Carleton Siding.

-—XNDlA.\' RIVElh-The May meet- ing of Indian River Lnstltute was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Mac- Lellan with fourteen members and three visitors present. Roll call was answered with "Ways oi making money," and many good suggestions were given. Gifts of oranges and vitone have been bought for the sick. It was decided to purchase two new books for the use of entrance pupils. It was also decided tn hold a Weighing contest at the next meeting. After a delicious lunch was served, the fol- lowing program was" rendered. Or- an lec , - ' , §,..,._*T,.§f,f,‘f,‘,,““§f,,,f,f‘,“§§§ m? vi United Church on Sunday at el- pa. w“. “Elva H" m, docked n terian Church at Wood Islands. Ber- their, wares. -s hotel with a French Richards; Solo, Frances Shea; Violin even ‘m’ ‘Rev’ M’ K’ charman’ put‘ “m” m u“ 8mm‘ wmwd u’ kmw 1'- what the cmt was oi some noble- man or other from Old France. Another was anxious to adopt a flag and didn't want to be laughed at by the occasional bookwonn or history sketches of old costumes tum up with the demand to know whether there is anything wrong or

and organ music, Brendan Driscoll and Madge Branden‘, also Roderick S. MacLellan and Mrs. Edgar Hickey, and lastly a number of organ selec- tions by Madge Brander. The meet- ing closed with the National Anthem. Next meeting to be hel oi Mrs. Wilfred Gillie,

--Mr. Reuben Dickieson, Mill Vel- lfiy. recently had a very successful sale. The property sol cows netting $65 and $70. The farm will be occupied by Mr. Cecil Paynter. Mr. Dickleson will retire to take up residence in ‘Thrice welcome is he.-

Tommy had handed in his home work and the teacher it closely. “Tommy? he said, like your father's wri you got to say?"

"Well, teacher," said Tommy after a considerable pause, "now I come to think OE it. I llled his fountain peg-L"

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59794441- HALL, Money liver, for the nur- "'—" a pose of Nominating Two Candidates

I -B.ICE FOB. FOXEB. sold right at Hm“- 5103-6-9-11- hovinolsl Election. Each mu onu- —IAND AND 20W!!- mest chop- pers, order now at Blade's. ' 6070-64-21.

5070-84-21.

CONSERVATIVE OONVENTION

FOURTH DISTRICT OI‘ KINGS

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Electors o! lilo Fourth District of ATUBDAY,

THE MURRAY RIVER PUBLIC

tooonteat the District In the Coming

mlllIl-llolllllloetlngofhisfoll and choose ilvs delegates to represent his Poll at she Convention. IIIDIBICK n. naansur, GEORGE A. POOLE,

‘ Convenors. 4918-6-1-8-6-8-11-12-61.

V ._-.._ (Canadian Press) UITAWA, June iL-Prdbably I am a reactionary, but I think it is far better to be Knlghted by King George

which cannot be paid for in money. At least I hope so. In my hum

the greatest honor s. man can gel; is recognition from his Sovereign. I fiill

of the function exercised by the Pope '1 and every foreign country, especially‘ France, which has been acting as‘

____._._____.__. MOUNT STEWART AND VICENITY wmipletea seeding operations’ and --_.__.

misses com and Jenni Douglas are now busy with the work of pota- e .

Charlottetown spent the week end

at the home of their parents Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Douglas, Mount as Wm be planted this year as last’ Stewart. _

A large quantity of fertilizers are be-

in ll d ell stabl manure. lVlr. n. B. lRattray and daughter g “pp e as w '5 e v Roberta, Charlottetown were visitors to Savage Harbor recently.

b1“ reruns mop mp vicmn‘ opinion, being a Conservative I think

At this time of writing, June lst. a gloriousvrain is descending, glad- 1:05“ why m the 3mm‘ mp1” a denlxig the whole face 0t nature with legitimate King should be deprlvedms enriching effect M one o: om. ocal poets puts it: A dry May and a showery June, M k th f histl a. merry

part of the Liberal party machine ml a es a annex w e

tune." the Province o! Quebec.

to planting.

Quite as large an area of the tub-

Messrs Poole and Thompson's larBe shipload of fertilizers for Murray

Harbor North, Cambridge, Sturgeon Services were held in Mount stew- Petefs m,“ and vicinity mwed he;

Eastern‘ Guardian

$114-

..'A TAILOIID GU!!!‘ for ltik faction. Place your order at Land's. soul-is, 5032-8-6-10-21. l‘

..'MAC'8 I0! All, wholesale at Clark 6s McDonald's, Charlottetown. also P. O. Box M4. Bummersido.

QOM-O-S-ttl-tfll June 80.

Lodgefs Theory Of New, ,World

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(Canadian Press)‘

LONDON. June 8.-Sir oiivor Lodge nearing so years is quoted b! the Daily Mall es predicting that the next ievolutio ary development of science will be the discovery of s new world. It will be a. spiritual world which interacts with the ms- terlal world and vet is not o! li- Be said it will be discovered that man is not the highest being of which we have cognizance, but that there is s multitude of other intelllgencee. than to be a member oi a fraternal gomedfihmem ‘Elam ha? organization, stated Arznand Laver- V325 is £2,103.32" énd mo" coup gne, Conservative member for Mont- Flex than we thought and we ‘m’ magny and Deputy Speaker of the {I House or D om‘ speaking today slowly awakening to the discovery o o, his resolution w “store the gran“ a new world to which our senses ‘give ing oi titles to clinicians which w’ “will “ °1“°- mlmm‘ w m‘! have been banned since 19m I do 80th birthday next Friday. he said as not believe in democracy except when 1°"; a‘ m“ c“ keep we“ the” is tempemd by molmmw’ mid ML plenty for him to do whatever his Lavergne. 1 believe in tines u, diff- m- m“ i‘ l“ *‘° i°°d dmpu“ erentiato Canada from the United 81°“! i“ a ‘m’ °' “m” A m“ States and to reaffirm our c0nvlc- "my l” W“? at “Vmty “d w° tions in British institutions arid tra- 511W" =11" "l 1M" '-° b” l‘ mm‘ ditlons. There are some services "d- '

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Mr and Mrs. Harry Davidson and child. motored from the city recently visiting relatives at Peters Road, Al- liston, and Cambridge. ~ On Sunday next June 7th Rev. P. Watson Currie oi Murray Harbor North and Peters Road. Pres. conne- gation will excha-ns! Pulpit! Wit-ll M!‘ Yeo student preacher of mummy-

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The Loss oi One oi Our Directors and Vice President oi Our Firm»

Afternoon

To Allow the . Staff to Attend the Funeral .

Prowse Bros i...

Artie and his sister Mrs. Bessie Gra- are still selling everything from

ham, recently motored from the city automobiles to hairpins. 'I'.l'lis an-

vlsiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ben- nounoement was made A cently by

\ jamin Clow and family, Murray HQI- E. z. Massicotte, Court House Arch- bor North, Mr. and Mrs. William J- ivist here. He seld that writers of ed

Farmers in this vicinity have about Mel-Mn‘ and M”. Wm. lacmmm

and family Peters Rom.

creasing tide of requests to the er-

‘eats. "What is the right date" is

ovau

Mr. Johns S. Pierce

In Honor oi His Memory This Siore Will be Closed From

2 to 3.30 ‘p. m. Wednesday

_ MlLLElt-TRUEMAN

A pretty house wedding was nized at rout o'clock yesterday s: . noon when Miss Jean Alberta .. vertising matter from James Bay doushter 0f MI- Ind Mis- WA. to the gulf of Mexico have found Mm"- 349 Euswn street‘ W" "all" that the colorful and sometimes leg- i" Milli“ l" Mi- Allie" will“ endary history of old Canada makes Tmman- PMWP °l “Bil-iii all“ good “copy-L The result is an m_ Allison University, Ssckville.

The officiating clergyman was M, St. Clair Jeans. oi the Zion Presby- chives for correct information. “flan Chumh, city. mist“ by my. Oopy writers and artists are equally W. I. Green, of ‘n-iuldad, uncle lit distributed among the correepond- the bride. Mr. Chas. F. Johns 0i SB-Okville, one of the most frequent queries supported the F001". While Min from men seeking stmospherg to "11 Ruth Miller sister or the bride ind

signed to Fortune and Annandale. P-lll-

m“ Hm“ mm h” "turned t° Mr. Harry Miller,‘ iMiurray Harbor » he’ h°me m savage Harm‘ “m” North had charge of delivering om- from YBPOYl-B l‘! the dlllllfeflli 1°17‘ ‘Pmmng the Pm ‘ell “mil” ll" n hl u dl or m tei-‘risuiug areas in which man of tending Prince oi Wales College, c“ em w c were sposed s y where she successfully passed her ex- aminations and received her certifi-

Mls m I b The funeral services oi the late Mr. W. s. Fraser and Sons are utll- V “s e Gum 1°’ Mmmt Sm“ Mrs. Benjamin Richards (nee Laura izlng their 18-189 lelant at Greek 31V‘ ‘rho "history advertisement" be. art was g visitor to the city recently. May Hlwnbomnm) Cammdm we" a. m“ “u” m, m, “sewing o! Mr d M W J d1“ dim held on Thursday May 28th in the lobsters procured from the coast wat- - a" ‘s- ' i" ° "i ° p u cm Church t mo“ Road ers of Wood Islands and Little Sands gmnddaughter Came’ “W” “med ATP/jelly 1132c O-SSCIIIbIBaEG oi’ relatives and taken by motors to their Plant me u mum‘ Found rapidly m the on the Island from U. S. A. liar. l ~ _ m '__P . u» a m o an. ‘;:.":1.::::;.::."*:';*- :1“ "' Mo» we “d e . Head °t Humwwugh and is having Gibson oi Montague and the hnstor _—_—__—__ "man. And Mn Mmlcottes m‘ s, new house and barn erected there my Mr 0mm o,’ Mm“ Bu,” Anvssrlsms SEEK refliviidenw fyle allows it. besides several other improvements North who reached a mo!“ p_ mroausnon mom F1" Y“ m» 11° “i! "m? i-iate some: 0n the occasion from Momma A3051“?! letter‘ we" mimly ‘mm the seeker . t l 1t l1 t , 5B Miss Marion L. Coffin” Mount Stew is], 21L‘: Jpn‘: £52m MONTREAL, June a-(By Th, lflme classical seat or learned indi. art spent the week end at the home ‘ _ Canadian Press-And here is some- ‘mmfl "mum °“ hm'°ry- thing even the most esmest stud- m” ‘my "9 “mum! by "l" ‘mm s11 regret that the condition or m- m" 0i his“? DON'T know! 01d “' “m” °' ‘h’ ““’°'“’“‘F "l" l" Archie Awrn Alliston in his sudden "ouch-venue. and the slemoroue "°m°"““' dm""“*"" Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pigott, Sav- ' ' dgygof 1,141,“, musk u, 1 I _ -—-——--_- 88a Harbor, were visitors at Mir. Pi- serious “mm is not impmwm ‘c, ma bu", “m, lennmzdmztd mm" lvllilfliflifi "moves stains- Boifs home at Peakeb Station.

of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry new at Pew" '

claw-S wk,“ on wwmsday gm, vices st Murray Harbor North at 1030 um A pom” o; the can, was Con. am. and Peters (Road at 230 and 7.30

the satisfaction oi’ all concerned. The 011i‘ youluz 111w an ifllfllfllfld 1Y1 W°llld student. fertilizers were delivered in excellent appfliil‘ lhll i! V911’ fill‘ "I80"! “W11 condition, l8 pl'@llblfl. Ill‘ BHCUUIIIIDI.

anything right.

Mrs. A. M. Johnston, who spent the

Miss Louise Trueman.

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SEEK TARIFF RAISE 0N U. S. TOMATOES

VICTORIA, 3.0.. June iL-Tesl field tomatoes sold at one dollarl crate, F. O. B. Texas, are iloodlu the prairie market and this will bi followed by a large crop surplus from Mississippi Valley unless added innit protection is accorded Canadian pic duoere, a delegation of Vancouverls- land tomato growers told the B. 0

gen about five years ago and is now widespread in Canada. The prao.

United States, especially for use in

The delegation asked that the pm- vlnce Join in representations to 0t tows, seeking a valuation for duty purposes of lil cents a pound. in ai- dltion to the present duty. ‘the hiiil- er of the two to apply Bllfllllil m‘ ‘ports to Canadian points. Vancouver Island tomatoes are 110' ening at the rate of two carlosdll day. The province is taking "P V" point with Ottawa. _____i____.

Island's Llnlment relieves corol-

of the ‘phantom fortune’ or

winter season with her son, Dr. L.

'\ Farmers the world over who have had h chance to compare endorse the Bean Duster as the best.

-\1\ It dusts evenly, lllsurllli-Z‘ Slllflclent \-

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for each ro

v The favorite model works four ' rows at a time, spraying blilh sides of each row. _ to rows 30 to 36 inches apart. Carries 75 lbs. of dust. Breaks dust up fine

Terribly Itch Pimples lIis-

- about three "r “I reed an advertisement for a free a Cuticurs Soup heeled}; (Signed) Miss Soap 28c. Address Can

figured ace. Cuticura Healed. ‘ Zertfiemei-hera Om Wm m!“ a ulm-e4

ed end bein I improved health, and all join in wel-

Olntment and sent usilng two csklee ff t wasoo to Alta. m”, y

pie. l purchased m es of Cuticurs Ointrne can Petrie, Diamond City,

ohm“ 35 l!" 59¢ Samoleesch free.

' A. o‘ “ ‘ and Mrs Johnston. Mon- tague, has returned to her home at

Her many friends are pleased to noto Mrs. Johnswrrs

. ‘For treeiin reeds d ' gg-Egrrgiaiod mm‘ h” “m” “m” ilustlees eurfseeaht a mar-film."

nard MacDonald, Montague, are glad to leam that he is st home Isl-in and greatly improved in health mo: his serious illness.

on request.

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