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Judge the roominess of the Whip et from the inside. Step through the wide door opening into the surprisingly large interior. Due to its unique body,_a`nd dash con- struction there is actually more 'leg'-room than in any other automobile of this price class. Note too, the following Whippet features, all of them hitherto unknown in the lightécar field. O Four Wheel Brakes-a safety feature demanded by modern traffic conditions. Unequalled L Eeonoguy - more miles on a gallon than any other ear.,

Acceleration-5 to 30 miles f

an hour in 13 seconds. The VVhippet’s flashing pick-up makes you master of any traf- fic situation. Low gravity cen» tre adds safety. ~

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185 .GRAFTON STREET _ _ ,;l\\l1___;i_¢fiii_l:cy_§l_ino_o:_(_\\__§;;e§tee_ as Speakers deemed the retmgre CHAR|~°TTET0‘W‘N ll in the whole wmmunm, oi the world to which four

gl; ‘$51 be Sadly misged responded with remarks-ble

In spite olgthe inclement coudit- fluence and persuasive mme in

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3UM‘MER5‘|DE' P- E- |- MONTAGUE, P- _E. |- |:_“[“p‘;£)I§}'ee ‘;;’i‘:igI'l(;‘e(;arl§;rCUnfii(;,L;:.: made with the steady advn

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Speed _ more than’ you'll ever need. 55 miles an hour is all we claim. Many owners report 60. p Adjustable Steering Wheel-tall or short, lean or stout, the Whippet fits every driver. Beauty -The smartest look- ing, most modernly designed light car on the road today. Long, low, graceful lines. If you have never ridden in a Whippet we suggest you do so before another day passes.

NEW LOW PRICES

Whippet Wl\ip;~¢_¢ “Six”

Coach ‘ $ 965'. $12UU ' Touring ` 950 _1150 Roadster 1040 1225 Coupe 965 1200 Sedan _ 1100 1300 Landau 1140 1375

Prices F.O.B., Charlottetown, P.E.l. Attractive Q|1e_d_it_.Tern1s.

OVERLAND

MR. JOHN MCMILLAN

The death occurred at Canavoy

on May 18th, of Mr. John McMillan who was the victim of a mill accident on May 16th. when he had his arm completely torn from his

Jared. resulting in death therollow

one ‘adopted sister .Katie,‘u` niece Hilda .Dunn in .New York, to"n1o_nrn their irrepalableloss. ,

The funeral from his home to St.

Andrews .Chnroh 'was conducted by Rev. Father Macl./ellun, und very largely attended, irieml__(,_c_om- lug in large numbers to pay? their

,last tlibute ol' respect to a well

_ Iknowll und\highiy respected resid- __ .___

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lcn yearn ol her lllu wus seldom u td ,b t , _ on ___ I ._known to be slr-k. During the wln_t~ .ivolijlflcls Zrzslllngaqhettjl 0 ve( l or .she Look “tha void" llui wus :lb e - ,_ 'lu dl hm o\\n llon~o\voll\ meted in li gexmml Hemel' T"e

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hog' premium, on selects ~ mal; _Camden N s_ May 27_ (spwlam cut per hog on shops 8041 .Miss Mary E. Trainfar. nl med ,to hav, a V ry .severe

per hog clit on henvles. Saws Mr _|_,F_ 1~,-51,19” ‘ , . . pm"

1'Bll8ed from $7.50 to $3.00- Mrs. Jas. Trainonizud son ‘lineb-

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H11. whose sad death has cast a gloom olver the neighborhood.

The following Mass Cards were

rccelved:-Allnll and Mary Mc- Millan, Gregory Mcliachern, Katie .Vlci<Juc-hern. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Mc- lfacheln, Mr. James |McAdam and ‘l<‘umlly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- lnnlald. Charlottetown; Miss Kath- vrino McPhee, Charlottetown; Mr. und Mrs. Arthur lloll, -Charlotte- lowll.

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MRS. ELIZA J. CAMPBELL.

On Monday, May iltll, Mrs. Eliza

.L (fnmpllell, ol' Froetuwn, passed 1lc»u<:el'lllly away at the age ol sixty- six _vt-urs. The deceased hud been ill failing health for about two weeks. Everything was done lo prolong life, hut the hand oi deuthl was upon her and she calmly hreullled her lust on the date men- lionell above. Mrs. Campbell was n iii'e-loin.: member oi’ the Presby- lorian cl\ur'cli, and a life member oi' the W. M. S. She was widely and favorably known and will be missed by a large circle ol relu~ iivos and friends. The funeral was hold on Tuesday, May 10th, Ser- vice was collclucted by the Rev. Mr. Williamson. She leaves to mourn their loss ` two sons und ihrcc daughters: Mrs. George W, - linrns, Albany, Mrs. Hurry E. C. Webster, Imperial, Susk., and Mrs. _ lllrnest L. Pnyllter, Lower Bed-' eqnc; Geo., of Freetown, and Har~ old, oi' Lower Bedeque. The pall bearers were six nephews ol’ the deceased, Wm. H. Mayne, George .\iayne, James .lal'dine,` George Jar- dine, Colin B. Campbell and J. A. (1n.mpl>ell. Interment was in tho

Poople`s Cemetery, Freetown.

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MRS- JAMES DUNPHY '

Ono rcudg ol' 11 gloom being

ras! over 'a colnnlunity by the dc:lih_c-f one ol its residents. Anil .wnll muy it he called n gloom-xl gloonl thai. only i'lo<l`s lmnd can liitf Such were 'thc leolilltrs oi the . people nl' lionnzh and vicinity ‘ when lhey learned of the death.on|

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CLIPPER’s full, rich flavour puts a new joy into pipe smoking.

You get a lot for you'r money, too-1/9 of a pound for 15c.-- 1/3 of a pound in the 45c. tins.

Every package contains ONE COUPON - every tin THRIIE COUPONS, good for valuable presents.

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lim! f"‘"" ll l"fl”l’S_° M me Com hu' ‘Mutt-h Mr -Fl`toniR'tynol~ 'and

‘.l~\ hcl tondltiun lnpldlv improve _Umejahm Jlho Bm‘)sumt’ed in ‘no scllouq lesnl‘ uns _anticipated umwomame ubqence of Mm

lloucvel on April 26, She suddenly

look :L tllalge for the wolse and W°°'l The lP°“'"“lI lem"

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‘l‘“‘l”'r‘;H“" l:;'_f_“"l¥c‘l‘&liIggebmsigd Judson, (Leader) Miss Mabel

- _|n»_n<-r_ n Y. ot" aommi Donald, Mr. 'Harold Smith

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,_ . ,.ch_ Fort Au “sim The audience was pleased and

__ 3' 5`|l][€;,l;k; §:(:,_ie,,, ,High Mags was surprised at the ability _' 'l " 7 -"- "Y 7' ` Y celebrated hy Rev. Father lCrokeu. by the ymmg pabple' and

pair of top cows $8.00, good cows medium to good qllallty veals “ml ,mer which all that was mortal 31059 Of the debale W8S

p were $7.00 t 037.50 and the bulk several small lots ol’ _fairly S005 was md to rest in me “mowing know which side had given

_._ _ v f glare $7.00 to $7.-50 and the 'bulk onels were sold for $7.00 Hill] 57~50.¢emeiery. ' better ""'5`“me“t' The -wages'

May 23. - Live oi’ the plain cow.; from $5.00 -tn and the best were picked out ut Hier husband and foul. daughters consultation completed t_h_eir

receipts 584, sellers $6.00. B"l-ls were from $5.00 lo$8.00 and .$8.50 very ordinzlry ‘l“*‘l' paving predeceased her, there are cull Wk and 89~Ve lhel WW'

and as n $7.50. lity calves sold in Straigllj. lots left .[0 mourn three sons and four t0 ‘lie MV 'H"be"l_.l€”'"" bb’ th

were Quotations --- 'Butcher steers i'rom $6.00 to $0.75 and thin lH\l|_,|m,gme|-5, na.mely:‘»Ianles, at home IUWFOW Imlrgill Of 10 P01015 Out Of steers choice $9.25. good $8.50 to $0.00. fed calves $5,50 to $5-75~ Q"”‘_"'F,10lm_ Portland, Maine: Nicholas, 3 l0U1|. °f 430~Tl"'°e l1€H\‘1Y Chee"

or .'50 odd cows amiblllls 0( medium ‘$8.00 to $8.50, cmomon tions -Good vealg, $7.50 to S3~""0`Brokline, Mass: Mrs.‘Wm_ Trainor. were give" the Wm'“e“ “nd a v°" quanly The fbaisncs 0l_ the $6.05' to $7.76, butcher -helfers modlllm $6.00 to ‘$7.00, common, ML Ryam R_ E_ L; Mrs. M. J. Of thanks to -the debaters and

were mostly plain cows with medium $7.‘7L5 '_to $8.25, common .$5.00 10 $7.75, sheep receilllS Mm.n,,ghm,_ Tm-anm,m_ p_,E_.|,; M,-,_ judges.

lots of common to medium $5150 to $7.50, lnltcher cows good, A few spring lanrbs \VEl'@ ll""”h“”' George Simpson, Portland. Maine. NM the °°“°l“sl°"' th” lP°“’"al $9 30 was likely`io`1J's the $7.00 to $7.50, .medium $5,00 to ed at 18 cents per pound alld it and _Edith BomC_n_ Mass" beside, League entertained the visitors at y ,peels . _,__ _ _ $6,,50 ,owners .y3_00 to $3,541, fm. couple of the ‘best brought 20 Cent" a .large number oi grandchildren. the -Pll`S0l'l8'Z€ Where R tldillhlflll l nnspum ,wars .bmu'glifsp to ter., $3.7-5 to $4.-25, lnncllsr buns Der pound. The ‘balance “fel” 50”’ Joss, Mrs. simpson and Edith, hour was went. l , and the bulk of 'the common- good $7.00 to $7.50. common $5.50 by the <l0ll‘8I‘ at l’I‘0'I“ $600.1" _“'00 arrived home ill time to attend -the _

__ _ $7 00 ‘ to ';7_.5g,- one to $6150, cull receipts ~2.061. ' ggcgt-_ lSheepd_soldt frolll__t$5.;l;_o_t_° funeral; also An_:1ie Dun,-shy. hi: A Sure Rehef F01'

eier brou ht Y. " nd a There was a air demand for . accor ng o Illlil Y- ` mnddaughter, w o was _roug .

K "T" .W ° . - toons,-lowes at sms w 51-50- 5,, at se. gf...¢mse.'.. ~ Kidney Trouble

-Y _ ____ _ - - Il-logs receipts, 2,308. Tile ll0S The pall-bearers were: Joseph

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made the opening o"f°l"1S°S Pawn" lol Driscoll, Joss islam-s, rstrlcl so says Mrs. F. Memnlan of _ an _

$10.~ll0 10410.75 on c lun basis 0.H_ap0,an, and 'rhomss lvlcsdsm osders Kwnsy Puls _

on one market there were less The following are the`_.M/ass ,, . `

300 hogs oillersd. thai! Paid Cards and'-Spiritua-l Bouquets: ' Na sam, Lad suuued Wm,

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was $10.50 .for uses smoctns. M/iss c/mos s°"°'° '°"”' A°'°" H°", B'°k Q Q37 M

.Mr. and Mrs. lM.J. Murnaghan

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Mr. and Mrs. .William Trainer. Mrs. Gec1-ge-5i|ipson.__<t_ ._»<l- _

'Miss Annie Dunphy.

.Miss Katie Ourrien ~ ~f-~ f -

.Mug Ilrefllle Brawl. f - ~'~ » l' Misses ucy Mc_Q\lsld ond- Mary

'May her soul rest. lil swoon,

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