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stove lengths $2.10 cred to any part; "lit-A. Aylward

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IIATHING SUITS 1Q! style and conlort ht Patons, You'll like the colors aud materials, _Soo them‘ tbdily. ' .

Jr-{IDAY SAL!‘ _ vng Monday Juty 17, Emeroldplf erativo For. morn Co. ‘ .\ nhfiv nouazwi wear fiblils-iihousedressbs Kai: aprons.- ldiuerailce, 98c,_up. 3 -,

5 OATS, we’, 5e " quita s - tow choice seed" ts we ar sell lug at tee,‘ l qlfiwugive our‘ horse the’_bes arvolLBrop. ' ?$._Qt;é;*‘—;l0l‘nt meeting on’ \ d8)’ M at 8 dcizt-lk ‘to ror or V

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‘CHURCH’ MONEY

i'm too small to buy a ticket “i0 a good movie show.

_Au instance oi the tnomentary success m thewislléclion has been noted when the nlinister published the ioiiolring aoliioquy in the par- ish magazine:

“i am n fiVE-("fllt piece.

"1 am too small to buy a loai o! bread; l am lno small in buy one half pound box oi chocolates;

even to small io buy one packa; oi good cigarettes. “Nevertheless, seem t0 think I'm 50mg mun when l come to church." . -

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All connections arshoecurely roinlorcod and there is no danger oi any leaks. it has a capacity of 54 gang". am; y. titted with two screens to filter the liquid. -

A vertical agitator lo used for keeping the liquid thpr. =~nhir~mlwv<ed and it to impossible m me“ ingredient-s to i-cltli while ths machine is In ‘moton, Tthydriyivng powor xctveionea from both main wheel: and everything is per: ‘ y balanced. thereby allowing all working part; to ‘tart "‘"3""Y Won the movement of the machine.

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it turnout under the auspices of the

G. W. V.’ A. at Spring Park this

‘week. This is the “T81 appearance

in Canada oi this company which

comprises in all ten big shows, in- cluding popular Circus Side Shows.

Ex-Empress u 3 To Staydn Spain

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IDNDCIN. July 1370i is unlike- ly the Allies will allow the former Emprons Zita oi Hungary to go to Germany. Ii was iniorrued today in connection iwith ‘the report. that she is planning to go to Grunt-wold, near Munich, where her‘ ‘mother 11B now living. _

In tact, it is understood thatshe will not. be allowed vto leave Spain for any other rplsce oi residence until she give: a "vpiedge she will aibstaiu from all .i'u-rther intrigue for the restoration not the Hops- iburgs to the throne.‘

On her previous? departure from Madeira she was not required to

day heal is being compiled by Mr. E. ‘F. Acorn, President oi’ the Charlottetown Driving Club‘, . . i —-..-—' ‘I I Arrzilppom, nlolrtmv on. EBRNTiONP-‘Mrzfilud Mrs‘. James Paton are at present spending a it-w week; in London betora pro- ceeding to Scotland. ‘Mr. Paton re- ports rainy wegthor in "London and cdol" enoughito wear! a light ’over- coat. On Dominion Day he attend- ed a number of services in West- minster Abbey and enjoyed it ex- ceedingly. A presentation of Cana- dian colors service took place in which the Duke oi Devonshlre and the ‘Hon. Peter C. Larkin, High Commflsioner o! Canada, took part. From 3.30 p. m. till 5.30, at zhe Ritz Hotel, the High Commis- sinner and his lady gave an At Home and at 7.30 a grand dinner was given in the Connaught Rooms, His Royal Highness, Duke oi York and Hon. Winston Church- ill. making speeches. Mr. Paton at- tended all three iunctious and was "It: only P. E. Islander at the diu- ner, but at the alter-noon raceptiou he met several islanders, among them the two Miss Paimers, 0t Charlottetown and their brother, The service at the Abbey was] very impressive and the singins oi: the Canadian (Hymns by the Abbey: “IMF-and Colllffliintion were love- ly. The ladies will be particularly interested to iulow that the cheap sales are now on, the Landau Fwres "Ye. 89111118 out the balance ot their summer stocks,‘ and m‘; Prices are much I ‘cheapo;- m“ ree Years ago.

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PERSONALQ

t ‘Miss Minnie Bcburmau is visit. fill; in Summerside.

-Mr. Geo. Duulop and bride tor- - “WHY Miss Zilln Morrison oi De- » troit, are visiting in Summerside, the guests o! Mrs. Dunlc-ys aunts the uWlsses ‘Mlltrhead,

_ Mrs. E. J. McKenzie, at Rustic-o, is visiting her daughter Mrs. E ' Bl-‘hi’? 0f "Bumibersidei

"Miss Hena-Md-lilgan, who ha; been teaehiin school in Alberta,‘ arrived Ill‘ Sllmmerside inst week 1° fiDBlld the holidays.

Sister Aline from the Convent or St. John the Divine, C. E, Toronto i8 vieiling her sister Mrs, o, c' Mom. 32/3Pl8l1ton Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Armeson, °¥ Qpflnci-ieid. ‘Mass, are visiting in Charlottetown the guests ‘o! Mrs.‘

Armeson‘: brother, J. J, 1513mm and Mrs. Enmau, 52 oregmghi Me- nulls:

‘Messsrs. ‘L. P. Tauton, John L. qodkin and J. ‘L. Brodie, left this "Win10! 101 Sydney io attend the 77th Annual meeting or the Na. tionai Division, ‘SDlIg oi’ Temper. once oi North America, which meets in that city on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday 0t mu. week,

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deuce will be permitted nor any money granted her from the form- er ilapsiburg estates untii she gives the pledge. ‘ e09‘ 79.000 AMERICAN TOURIBTS LAND IN FRANQE T0 JUNE 30

PARIS, July‘16."—'I'be present rush oi American tourists to France ‘constitutes a record, according to {the official figures. Between March '_1 and June 30, 79.000 landed here, three timesthe number tor the same period in 1919, twenty per cent more than iast year and neur- iy seven times more than in 1913.

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States 2,706 are womWrdtld 1.561 are men. From firs: age _'

your iuterestdn life." - count for the diltiorence. W,‘ that when adear youngda y oi 99 was ' man must be iletore she loses her desire to ap- pear young and attractive. she repli- ed, “Don't ask mnraXoudl have to iind somebody older than l ‘am.’ i-o-oo-i

MAY ASK RAYMOND POINCARE TO VISIT LONDON FOR TAJ-ll.

LONDON, July _16.-—<I‘reutigr Poincare oi‘ France will probably be invited to London immediately for 4115005510!“ with Prime Minist- c-r Lloyd George on the repnrat one question as aiiected by pre_ m. conditions in Germany, according to ofilcini circles here. , . -———-—£

WHEAT currmc suntan.

WOODSTOCK, 0m.. July '15,;- Wheat cmting commenced near

Woodstock on Saturday. The seas.- on is so early that the iarmerowere unprepared do!" it. The crop will be good, but below last year's aver- age: -

Thoalnlpiest ws to‘ end {corn Blue-jay. A touc stops the pain stantiy. Then thecorn" loosens-L v comes out. Mode in two lortn , mioriess, clear liquid (one drop itl) and in extra thin plasters. "Usd" whichever form you prefer, plastcrh or the liquid-the action ia the salsa!) gemle. ode in s world-famed id by ail druggistl.

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that he will gclJlIut-f the yiprgtfl‘ it it; his numb-grey . l .,. ,., pm all or the clubp ‘in rinynone shop are A-l Lo every respect. every head is ‘made o; ht , persimmon nor is’ eve; {the but selected hickory. true that only about one in twenty shaits are worth putting into a firs Class club, no busiaessHnyflp-giould throw 1-way ""1919?" 500512.". . he used one. if he dtdmtho gripe

have to be sold tor $25.00 m make up for the waste. v ._- _-, -_ .» The chances are that every elm‘ pilrchased would be “MpbYml-h’ club maker. lu this case it is up to-ttie- buyer to pick out.‘ good. opé, to‘ separate the wheatntropr the chair. ' ‘ ‘

The flutters and beginnerainovcr could tall a good dub-tremolo‘ bad one and unless "it was by chance. they would get the ‘pOQI. onem-r-iltt l5 ‘easy to be seen haw the best goliers get the best clubs just as a good workman uses‘ only the" best tools. - ' ' Beginners and duilers once stung do not change ss-qiilckly K5 aamr goiter when he iinds that he has :1 poor shalt‘ inbis club. rs little wonder, considering all this, lull; the bwenty-asd thirty bandl- dlflicult t0_ fe- ‘Thc answer alfirs ~t0 be simple on a steal shat}.

i Jock’s Villhltofioilar. l Jock Hutchisotfis always good natured arid‘ usually sees the fun; ny side oi the situation even ill serious "moments, _‘ Over in Soot land last summer some Scotch- man, :1 member oi the Royal and Ancient so the story zoos. asked who's bail it was lying ‘ill =1 "Ill! close by. zwben hie was iuiorlueu‘ that it was H-utchlsous he remark- ed: “Well l nope he stays time all day. That is what he deserves tor playing those ribbed clubs." Jock was very {and oi the Schen- ectady putter but he could not ust‘ ii. in England because the Royal arid Ancient had put a ban on it.

Cllfl). Hts , . . hitting‘ the bajli with the club that the United States Golf Association! bad barred this club from chant‘ piouships. i_ Jock looked the club over care‘ rjny spanned lei. ny as per-tee: a rive a; any goiter ever made!‘ ‘ e, that ream good," said Jock,‘ “pud they have‘ barred this club. Well, the uext thing ‘they do to liln wilLbe to bar my standing collar." it wiiii be remembered that Jock‘ occasionally lweans a high stir! coil iar in playing goli. _ l

bonridenoe important to Success i: _ at Gaff, There's a saying, “there's plenty g1 luck in goit-—good luck and- elm-i but the winning man is the one _w'.iu takes‘ both as they come. as part i the game." 1n the main most players rwili iind that luck pretty well evens up, but the trouble is that a. goiter will remember bitterly the put that hit the cup and 10m)’- pd out, or the bad lie ‘which cos]. n, short, forgetting the topped urashie that ran dead to the bole nrgthe fill91llllu-flllllllfitl- through a bunker iiliiid bounded merrily on the groan Ho will remember the short dour: floater that rimme-d,.the.,cup but iwlii have no recollection- oi‘ i-lli‘. ‘thirty-foot putt that dropped ‘in wlth a resounding oluoigantl saved the hole tor iriui. He will remem- ber the long curry that just caught the trap. Itorgettilng. the. poorly. played blow that lust stopped short oi trouble. ~- - _

Jusbthe reverse principle, how- ever. seems to appiylo the many.

during the course o! bin-link ca-.

wempons he‘ "hssowned which gave him complete satisimction and flllfl to recai‘. "the dozens he has cast aside a short tiimemmter bilyilllfl- During the recent father and son tournament oi n metropolitan dia- trictwat the Nassau Country Club. Giien Cove. Lu i., an elderly 8015- er, Win81], complimented on his hm proved gonna-was heard to declare:

“It's became or the putter .1 am

his bag one "qr the moot disrepu- tnMo looking ciuhs to be Mund Kllywllere; “It was the first ouo ‘Dover ' ‘bougilté-tiwenty-tlwo yeurs agoJ lfuséd it iiorflqwq qeasous ‘then decided it was no, "good and threw it in the attic. Recently l mmmLbgue and went through n wagon;- Mnorng“ them _ mimtber oi oi s.

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