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IN RUSSIA - lSoviet has removed to Kronstudt he»i _PURCHASES 3CHGQNER_..(;ui,. _ 7*' C3080 Of iHS0C\1I‘ilY- 17020115 Of i\I`l“‘i tain Louis Razavat, Summcrsidc, has
cd peasants are reported marching on ini,-ciiiiseii the sciioonci- Rosie M_ i;_
hctrograrl from surrounding districts.: “ow anchored at Raiiway Wim,-i_ Tiiél is visiting in Moncwm N_B_ L Thlfl’ df-`Clal`° UWB’ “FU Bf~`i-\"Vif1S- and schooner is in good condition and well ‘
LONDON, August 15.-The Sovict
government has issued a proclama- tion declaring that the Russians are
-IT PAYS to buy ln this Province
I -A GOOD CROP.-The hay crop is about all taken up around Albeiton ami vicinity and y all accounts it was _ considerably above the average.-D.
| -TURNER8 LIMITED, 0'LeB.ry
i just received two cars of Fresh Poit- land Cement which they are selling ` at 90c a hug, and' will refund Sc each
for bags when returned. §reensheaf Bindert-wine at 26c a lb. 896-8-17M6i
| -ILL IN SUMMERSIDE.-Miss [Annie Cameron of Atherton left for isummerside recently where she will i undergo an operation for appendlcitis iin the Prince County Hospital. Iier _ many friends wish her a speedy rec- overy.-D.
-NOTICE-Come to the Ice-cream
| Social at St. Eleanor's School Grounds ‘ on August 22d at 4.00 p.m. If weath- cr proves unfavorable social will ho held first Une day following. Pro- ceeds for patriotic purposes. By Or- der of Committee. 968
in danger, according to tclegranis
"Om H0lH|IlSf0I‘S. received in Stock- holm and quoted by the correspondent
NCWH
Soviets is prevalent in Russia.
that the Red Guards have stolen allf rigged i-0, can-ying c0ai_ This busi. their food. Dissatisfactioii with the mms the captain intends to engage in
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T H E R O Z
H Tue Latest and Greatest
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and Sto cs which will sell while they last at 75 one stove and box of cubes complete.
Thercz Fuel Cubes are about an inch
square and come 25 in a box. Theroz is the cheapest and safest fuel and one cubeiis sufficient fo prepare a breakfast.
us demonstrate. _
Colin A. McDonald
The Up-to~Date Drug ist
981-S-2lM3i.
Wig have Secured a supply of Theioz Fuel Cubes ot' Saskatclicwnn. ilcr many friendsl
cts wish her all kinds of success. I , _
It would take a whole page to tellof theinurner
ou; wandertul qualities of 'l`heroz. Call in and let
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KENSINGTON HORSE RACES
Wednesday, August 28th, 1918
$650--lI\l PL] RSES-$650
FREE FOR ALL TROT--PURSE $25() 2.21 PACE ..... $200 2 35 'IROT . . . .._ __.......$2OO
In addition a prize of $10 will be given the fastest heat
in each class.
Entries close with the Sec. Aug. 13th, 5 per cent to enter
and 5 per cent off money winners.
All races to be mile heats; best three in five. Races end
at the end of the fifth heat. _
The management reserve the right to change the pro-
gram, postpone or declare cff any race for any _good_cause.
National rules to govern if they do r.ot conflict with the
above.
Dinner. Tea, Ice Cream, Temperate Drinks, Fruit and
C-mtectionery will te served on the grounds.
As this is the first race on KENSING TON DRIVING
PARK the management will spare 1'.-o pains to make it a grand success _ _
REM i'Z\/IBER THE DATE._ AUGUST 28th.f
Admission 25 cents. Carriages 25 cents. Autos will be parked adjacent to the Park.
' A. A. LOCKHART, E. URCH, Secretary
for the rest of the season. H
-T-EACHER GOES WEST.- Miss
Kathleen McEwen of Sherbrook one oi' ithlc lislanrlis most successful tcaclicrs wiio has taught for the past l'nur years in North St. Elcanor’s Scliool left by the No`rthum‘berlantl on 'i`liu|'srl'.iy morning for Western (`:inada, accompanied by her cousin, Miss Helen Johnson ol' Long River. Miss McEwen has accepted 21 posi|.ion| :is .teacher in one of thc leading towns
-HAY GROWTH.-Some idea nf
this yenr’s growth of hay can be form- ed from the fact that your corres- pondent was shown on Saturday tlircc stalks of red clover taken from the. farin of\Mr.Williaiii E. Nooiiaii,Albaiiy. | The stalks each measure 5 feet 4 inch- cs in length and were taken from a fluid 11/Q acres' the crop of which is almost as good. iMr. Noonan has taken therefrom 10 large team leads of hay. Mr. Noonan is rated amongst the most prosperous farmers of the province and his crops .this year are excellent. These stalks of clover aiel iinw -on exhibition in thc show window
of Mr. D. F. McNoill’s oilice, Water' Street.-H.
A,
-SUDDEN DEATH.-The news oi’
the death of George =Megg.ison, Junior. son of Wir. George E. Meggison of Point Brilliant Farm, Cascumpec, nn Monday August 5, at the early age of 21 came as a great shock to the sur~ rounding community. Though in del- icate health for some years, there was nothing to indicate that the young lite was to be stricken so soon, and it was only the day before his death that par- ents 'and friends realized that the end' was near. He was laid to rest in the Alberton 1"res»by'tei‘ian Cemetery, the funeral service being conducted by Rev. Principal Fraser of Montreal College. Syinpatlietic friends made the church beautiful with flowers' for the service . and all hearts go out to the sorrowing mother, ‘father and sis- ter in the hour of their great trial.
roleytouring car.-D.
N.B., spent the week-emi visiting in
President
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Insertion tor advertising in this wi. uma. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.
-EVERYBODY you want to see.
and some you don't want to see will be at Kensington, August 28. ~ 870
-RAILWAY TIES.-The schooner Emeline Burke. Capt. Arsenault in command has arrived in port from New Castle with a cargo of Railway ties.-H.
-SATISFIED W`lTH RACES.-
The local horsemen returned from the New Annan races, well pleased with the results, High-born Lady and Sister Patch. giving a good account of themselves.-D.
-SHIPPING. - The following
sdhooners entered port on Sunday- Blake, Cn-pit. McLean, New Castle, with 2200 Railyay ties, Nellie J. King Capt. Murray, Picton with a cargo of Railway coal.-H.
i WESTERN PERSONALS
-Miss ‘Inez Gallant, of Summcrside,
-Mr. Phillip ,Perry of Summerside
is spending his vacation in St. Nicli- olas. L
-Miss Roberta Godkin of Summer-
side is spending her vacation visiting in Crapaud. L
-Miss JeanetT Patterson of Chur-
lottetown is visiting friends in Suni- mcrsidc. L
-Mrs. John Toomhs and son Irving
of l~‘»earlctown are visiting friends in i.`iii;lctler. L
-Miss Wanda Farrnnt, of Sum-
nierside is spending lier vacation in Georgetown. L
-Miss Sadie Mclnnis of Charlotte-
town is visiting in Summersido the guest of Mrs. D. R. Morrison. L _
-Mr. Ralph Noonan, Summerside,
left Thursday morning for Toronto, where he has enlisted with the Royal
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An Exceptional Valid, in
Silk Boot at
YOU WILL NOTICE THIS OFFER- SHOWN- IN
ONE OF OUR WINDOWS TODAY*-~it’s a really good value, and we’d like to have you look at it.
The asrnrtment includes. Sand, Alice Blue, Browns,
Pinks, Grevs, black with White s’ripe and a“lot'of fancies. "l`lw silk is high-more than usual “boot’.’ length, the 'style and colors are good, and the value is 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
Orderby mail-retrlrn and have your money _re'
funded if not perfectly satisfied
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PARASOLS AT 1.00 i
Just as you enter the main store you will notice this
small lot at the front. They include some very handsome' parasols-silk, in gn ens champagne, black and white. sime with fancy borders.
Just a small lot, very exceptional valine, worth _to
$4.00 each, and closing at each .... ._ _ ._ ... ....... ._ $1.00
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Mr. George A. Perrior and daugh-I
ter, Miss Annie, of Halifax, are vis- iting in Charlottetown, the guests of
Mrs. (Judge) Blanchard. ;
-Miss Alfrcda McNeill of Grand
River, left this week for Calgary, Al- berta, where she has accepted a posi- tion as school teacher. ` L
--Mrs. D. J. Coffey returned to hui' home in Boston on Saturday, after, visiting in Snmmersido, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. M. Noonan. L i
-Miss Eileen Murphy, daughter oi;
Senator Murphy of Tignish was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Joseph Keele of Alberton the first of the week.-D. ‘
Sergeant Cornelius Blanchard, of
the Canadian Army Dental Corps, stationed at Camp Hill Hospital, ii spending a week's furlough at his home in Charlottetown.
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--Miss Nina G. Waldron and MIss_
Gertie M. McNev'ln of Tyne Valloy_ have returned home after sipeiidlng n week with friends in Cainpbellton, Lot 4, and Alberton.
-Mr. William Paynter, Kvnsiiigton,
and Mr. Edwin Payntcr, Long River, are visiting in New Brunswick, the guests of their brother, Mr. Thomas Poynter.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean and
Mrs. (Dr.) Purdy have returned from Hampton nnd Crapaud making the round trip in Mr. McLean’s Chev-
-Rev. Bowley Green of Moncton,
Summerside, and preached a very ltr: man Chamberlain disclosed to the Sen- lefemng 99"m°n in the Pl'@5bY¢°\`|““| ate that General March, chief of staif
Clean to lil DNS'
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» church 011 Sunday m°r11i\1S~ 1- 'nm told the Mmm committee it vm
Men--Your Chance to get A Nifty “Toyo” Hat $2
These “TOYOS” have b=en very popular this season-
they are woven white hats, verv similar to a nigh class panama in appearance-Alpine or Telescope shape mostly with a fancy band put on something like the one shown in
the picture alongside.
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They are regularly $2 75 to $3.25 and for Saturday. you " '
_ may choose at ..................... .. .....$2.f)0
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Three wonderful bargains in in MEN'S STRAW SAIL-
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M ORS too $1.35 Hats for |»1.0’.l._ $1.75 Hats for $1.25, $2.25 $5
Hats for $1-,50.
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-Mr. Richards, cashier at the
Baal: of Commerce is visiting friends _in Boston.-D.
--Rev. Wm. Cameron and sistcr,
Miss Mary'_ ol’ Grand River, left on Monday for Calgary, Alta. L
-Mr. Fraser McArthur the ener-
getic and popular insurance Agent, is doing a rushing business in Albcrtcii and vicinity those days.-D.
3.000.000 U.8. TROOP8 BY JUNI 30.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-In ro-
porting the administration man-power bill extending draft ages today Chair-
up to the United States to put en-
ough men in France to win the war on the western front. The report reveal- ed that the new American war pro- gram calls for eighty divisions or something over 3,000,000 mon ic France ‘by June 30 next year, with eighteen more divisions in training at home then.
::Miller's Worm Powders, being- in
demand overy.w'hcre, can be got at cvoiy cheniist's or drug shop, at very small cost. They are a standard rem cdy for worm troubles and oandbe re- lied upon to -expeli worms from the system and' aibate the sufferings that worms cause. 'ihcre urn in ..\_\- in nh-
er's that rejoice that they found nv- uilalble so effective u. .'.,..lelly .`or the relief of their children.
iFl.owe_r Pots ` Jardimers Lawn Pots _
It you want to_8lV.¢
your flowers a suita_bllf setting see our showing
of flower pots. ‘jardirlififil etc. __
Made from good sfade
earthenware. and stone-_- priced right t00.
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