Smart $7.

This is one of the prettiest skirts as well as one 0f the best values that we have ever been able to of- fer you-in fact it's better value than even before war time.

A fiili range of sizes and lengths in the handsome, quiet, dark 'Ilar- tan 0f the famous Forty Second Highlanders (the Black Wlatch) very smartly tailored, pleated, all

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TH! LAT! n. MlDDbE-‘ION (“"111 the f‘ ensnel. B. C.

it's 00011 e Feel“

—-ARRIVED HOME—.

from (‘hut-ell Point, N. 5..

(‘onvention

—-OREATE1S

on exhibition

Candidates and their friends expressed themselves jag h

given.

V-BRANCH STARTED- branch of

M rs. Micheal Glludet_

Judge Arsenault, Rev. P. i‘. Arsenault Rev_ Father Goutbier. Adrien Arsen ault, Emanuel Arsena-ult, and J. l~l.| Gallant. arrived ISaturduy evening _ “'11‘_’1‘e tiiost they were attending the Acudiau mm] l

tNTERErn-Tigs Guardian's Special Prize Phenols. in l-folnisn's Music Section, Summcrslde. has been the centre-oi’ a great. deal oi’ attention and interest during the past week.

pleased ‘with; the demeiliitrstions

the Cathoti. Woman's League oi (‘aiiada has breenstarted new oh mo,“ Oh the" hmhany in Tignish. The following are the "l "'9 "S1 "i ‘"1’ . , officers: President Mrs. Dr. Johns- the“ haw ‘hhhs’ “ch whh h chm" ton. First Vice-President. Mrs B.'hh»" h? 10-100 ghhl" the chmhhhy OQConnoli, Second Vice-President 1W1" he 1h h hm!" Mrs Arch (laudet, 'l‘iiird Vice~Presl 51mph“ the“ h‘hr°h"‘"""- dent, liirs. C. F. Mbrrissey. Secy, Mrs. Frederick Conroy, Treasurer.

-_vl_oi.i. HOLD A PlONlCs-Tlle

nesday afternoon. August 24th..and the plans lprovide for one of the enjoyable his year.

distress sighted by a vBsseLtllltt was tilak-ing its way to Summer- side on Saturday was the means of saving two south shore fisher- nlen who had been thrown to the tnercy- of the sea when their motor stalled while they were out over- hauling rheir lobster traps.

hive ighiy

The holdian Oil (‘o/under the direction of Manager Ellis, ha; erected three

town. With

position to

-HARVESTING GOOD- The weather for some time past has btcn verv favorable for harvesting

stuff of 1R. 'l‘. Holman. Limited. Suin- merside, will hold a picnic on Wed-

functions of the

—8AVED THE MEINW-A ling of

--_NEW_. OIL TANKS-The Cun-

Observer)

We] .

iilillllAC, II; Restorer of Health

If you are all flgged out at night or have polno across the back slid your folio looks pale and drawn, REDMAO will put you on your feet.

settlement. Mu‘. Middleton's

When you find yourself nervous you can no longer do your day's work without being all in. do [not wait till you go all lo pieces, and collapse in a state of nervous pros- trntion. or until in u weakened condition. you contract some sert ious disease. hut take R-ELMAC at ' mice in help to enrich your bloot! and to strengthen your worn-on nerves. _

ll‘ yotl are nofstrong or well. yotl owe it to yourself to tunke the following test: See how long you can work or how far you 01111‘ walk without being tired—next take REDMAC for a few dayb- ‘fllen test your strength again. and

diam cause of his death.

h. 1853. the deceased speaks

Yale. For the next ten years followed various occupations

now u successful rancher

nlained with him ten years.

The death on Tuesday morning. July 19th, of Robert Middleton. one oi the host known and molt highly. ' esteemed clf our citizens, makes an- other .bres.k in the fast-diminishing little hand of pioneers w.ho worked so hard to open up the Cari-boo ft:- end came with startling suddennsas, alf- ter an illness of only two days, and 1 herore iimnw of his friends had even learned that he was ill. Heart failure, following an acute attack CII stomach rrcubie. was the lnilue-

BornWit Charlottetown. P E. l..|

is early years there. 1870 he dbclded to go west, and started for Cali- Jorula. After spending a year there he came toflsrilioo, coming in via he be- fore finally taking up land at Alex- andria. where he developed one of the finest ranches in the district. the Western Slope. For a time be had as a partner Mr. Geo. Plckard. near Soda (Week. and later on MtxJ. Hull son. now in New Zenlllnti, who re- l\ir.

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IIIPIIBIIIB GOVICIINIIII DINGLEY \ Ii. and every Siltllrtliiy n! 0 The Wednesday trips are vln ldnntpilrf an O B. Tliurldili- The Nutllrduy trips lire

lily It 8 n.

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Ilooton Mondays and Fridays ll l0 n. I. art. Ilubcc In! St. John.

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vlll leave 8t. Julin every Wednes- p. m. (Atlantic fine) for llostnn. d Inlbrc. due Ila-ton nhouf ll to lionfon direct duo Sundays

(Daylight STATEIIOOM! 0.1.00 up

DlIQI-l e n II t ‘II f llh fh. M. nelglt mh§1'.-:'§s°s'l'.3 Yell-k via" Q "mum". l-"eua, n.‘ For sInleroo-l, rnten and ldfltlonnl Inlormntlon apply to

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second year residence for man North Went Ar . . IIAIILIOROUG for women ntii en

tobln all facilities Flnll students and Dentistry, wh inter on Sepia-min- Oetober 8rd and 4 students munt In]; r

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LIXYIUIIIII IlEfiII Wednesday, October fith. IWIII INFORMATION

I. non o ollnfgo of ti:

rillclnr, 7'7

uENTIIAVIYH PICIIULAIINIIIIWI flvo Awarded on results of

ill‘ $100

examinations fithr-r 1, 102i. for ilaliiax (‘ape lire-toil. and

one for Prince Edward island. FIIIIT YEAR IUIIOIJANIIIPHI Three of $200, flirt-e

n! $100

Awarded on results of first your, and tenable during

lmtvnnsutl "Au.

on banks of

HOUSE til.

REGISTRATION DAY!

(except for in Medicine n mils! IF]!- r Nth.) are. th. Halifax infer on tho

r llv lotfrl‘ o President.

f’ I'll

Cape Cod Cnllnl.

A. O. OURlIllL-Lflclf

loll. I. I.

viding new crank shaft

From the horn came hoarse shoutsi

about the structure with pitchforks,

meats clutched hfids. Auley girl answer given to those who

morning at l a. m. "Did you send

drastic action without otiicial sanc- tion. and rattle of one of Ilenrys best products as it kflllle to a stop near

Todd Guardian representative, who were < ozcn prisoners if the occasion de-

mitched, waited and cheered on tile , nmciaisv the three muskeleers we“; midnight noises were followed each Slowly m the bum‘ cape“ upon me time by satire-ridge in the roll call

proceeded to enter and mount stairs to the loft. shots with pl'zl.ctlcaiy' every Top. illhlfilit- m“ It [he dining m!“ “in lhffiilfeil sttifi‘ in the belief that tteir V ' -' V ' ' 1 ' ' . > J. y last moments bad come, the tlnrk-|11('W~ 11111911 W11“ Wltle 011911 111111 Ben‘ had suddenly Immune" m tress gave tip proved to be Wanderers who llllfl been New Annan with their presence 116111101159- fcr the last few days or so and which had given rise to belief‘ that nc of them wasconcerncd in the no-

froni (‘harlrittetoyvn and the other gave his residence as Wellington. Under the glare oi the firolight and

bad gathered. the men were given

New Annun in a like tnunncr-again. And so with the morning oir gath-

and the cold glances of the farmers

be ns it should. at tlint, two other suspcptcti murderers of the Mic- . Auley girl were allowed the free- 4 dom of the open rend;

' ' Many filrlners in this section have -P D .—. ~ . . g lhslzvggsleigggorhlmsy finished cutting their grain. a large s employer and other memberslhlm ‘h. which an“ remains h‘ ‘he household were away m the stock. Tile straw is short lli

V S l some sections but the graiais wall t» w»! was idle in the garage at the house when! is "ls" h m" where his sweetheart worked as hhhhh“ ‘hvhrhhle 1h qh"1h3""“H'

-'|"llBI1 girl and treated her to joy ride through the surroun|ling' —P°L1CE‘ COURT- All stricts of the western capital. lie j’>111‘11911 "1180 11811111?! f1

d not inspect the Gill“ before or cllarltv-tl with keeping an

ad- citizen 0V8!‘

after the ‘irive, however, utlti as ti supply of gasoline on ills premi-

sult is facing the expenssot‘ prn- sr-s, \'::ls tip on Saturday at tllc ilr-al-lngs ]‘.')i1i‘(>. court. 'l‘lle defendant was r the cat‘: which were found ex- tonvicini and fined $5 and costs.

ceedingly defective the next time An adjourned case iigainsta nio-

e owner tried to drive. lvrist charged with an infraction ti’ the “Motor Vehicle Law." was ttirther adjourned until the 27th

-NOT THE RIGHT MAN.— i:ist.-—'H.

-.I.NTER'ESTING SCENE8.—A t-‘sit to the Adagwaasook Fishing ('lub; and inspection of the fire devastated hreu of Ricbihucto and a cnll ht Buctourhe were features ti‘ the llolidny trip made in the schooner Maude Weston last week by J. lxlRoy liolman, vicmpresi- dent of i1. T. Holman. Limited. Sunt- merslde, and ills son. Robert T.. uc- companied by Robert Gordon, of the ilfiice staff. Near the fishing club grounds the party was shown a young moose ‘which is not yet a us: 11110159110111 pet by one of the spnrtstnen of the district. This _young moose wilicfl is not yet a year old, is as tame tis a lamb.

defiance while flames froln a rm yard fire lit up the faces of e embattled farmers. standing

aves and other warlike lftlpl?‘ tensely in their “The murderer of the hic- is in there," was the llail ven up their warm beds to creep to the cold air of a .\'ew Annnn

r the police?“ was the ilusry‘ from ose who did not want tn mke

The answer was the roar

e crowd and dlsgorged Policeman of Sumnierside, Constable; and I119

_.TOOK PRECAUTl0NS.--Oft in the stily night. to quote Mr. Moore. a hottseyvife livinz in Fum- lllersitie hips itccn disturbed by the prttiests and cacklcs of some of her poultry, in the back yard. 'l‘ilesst

case of Sunlmerside

i prepared to take at least n

undetil While the eager throng

motes to kive up in the name of 01 chlhkhhs hexiumohhihg; "hhhvh c law and receiving no answer, 1119 1111111“ 1'" 1119 $11111 "£1111 1‘"~“ meebanti. "and ill soon settle tile hash rov‘,lvplv of that blankcty blank citiekon

ill ' rm -'l'lizit night he kept ii mill»

which overlooked the back yurd, and was rewarded about one (Yifilf/Clf by see- ing a stealthy fortn creep to the While iving the nutr- auder time to selec his ciliken. the waiting Nrtllesis fitted a blank shell into tile old reliable shot glin and when the, hen-thief came into tile “pan “[1311], he was greeted with a blinding flash and roar that put hint into high speui the first jump. “Guess be will run for a week." said friend husband, as he piit away the fnwllng piece and retired for the night.

two forms,

flavoring the community of

rious St. John murder. One of e men, on question, said he came

the presence of the crowd which

strict warning to keep clear of e conrmunity. coupled with sonlei re threats of what would happen they inflicted themselves upon

WESTERN PERSONALS

—~Mt. Chas Livingston ol‘ (‘itarl-i lottetown and party passed through

ing them in its cililiing embrace Skmmwrside Saturday m ma"

owing that rtverything might not Maud’

~~Mr. and Mrs. J. llpfirttntlage,‘ Halifax. spent a few days in iown littring the week-end. ‘fhey were- tlle guests of Mrs. tiklpt.) James Walsh, Spring Street-ll. t

~»Messrs M. Tompkins, Gene-

011905119 11- 13110111111115 morning. hir. Gormon still has a. kindlry feeling for the door little ‘tlsle. as be makes annual vlsitsto

the old home.

summnrolde. P. E. I. Water and Queen Street

crop and- ltime b_v taking Retlttinc, the King

. 1111c home of tray to the western section nt tile [Boyw an,‘

Jegfifbetipfiglhgjliéiagard 0f Heal

see llow much you have K11111911-

men and women. who are and ailing nil the while. ltnvfl W011 and endurance in a few of Toltics. . Any tioctor will tell the surest wav to keep

of pure rich blood in your and to take care that you have 1111

to develop within mysterious powerful that nature made

you

that would take your life.

any l-rol organic‘ disease. Stu- buildlng yourself tip. Don't ble with your druggist rind get a bottle

made front foreign roots, You will feel better alnlos ililmeilialely.

Chief on the outside.

The 2 Macs Wholesale tutor for l’. E. l. Sold sold at Gal Hunt's Suttimersitle. Ill O'leary bllltllcsons. in Alberton lit W1l11K11~

iit ‘Mallons Drugstore.

IN- PMEM0RIAM

JOHN BELL

A IIPPITSIIHlIOIV of gloom was sud iléllly vast ‘upon liuF-Sllil}? and vici- nity early in thc itiorning of Aug -15lli when it was learned tiiut one 1r»: its most protllising youth, Jolitl

coluplicntiolls following tin tipertl- ‘lion for iippendicits, fie ucnt to town Friday. Aug l2 in apparently good health, but shortly after two o'clock was taken suddenly ill which n-er-esrilatetl his removal to {the P. '13. island ifbspifnl where he was operated noon. (‘0111111101110115 .set in shortly after thc operation am] p0 ppggsd pgnceftllly away Sunday at midnight. lie was cheer- ful up to an hour or so before his domiep, l-ut was eudtlcnly called away to that land from which co mun cver returns

A loving quiet and genial bov he Wns beloved bvnll who knew hint. and was followed to his last rc-d- ing place. besides bis mother, who |pietieceascd liillrby one year .by many sorrouing hearts. llis loss in ‘iis uncle. “DEF-Pl his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce is irwplucc- tble blit they‘ bov» the tisrttrance flint he is not lost, but just gone before.

The funeral which was fro-m tlln Presbytvridil UllllfCll \\'.'l.“- very large i_v attentietl and was conducted by R99. ‘Mr. Fitzpatrick who Taro-lubed

years condemn At the going down of the sun and in tllc morning. We will remember lliur"

Thousands of nervous, run-down weak

-llll_\'iit‘lill strength and enduranc.

'l‘:tke REDMAi‘ to salve you and to but You right. before you have 1111111111111‘?-

ggufl- survives him. Hgemgo in ills two nieces also survive, all living n; 11115 in the west except on... nephew. liv vrontlerftll strength giving fggfonq- ing on the llolnesteutl.

tivv. lictltllac is u simple rcmedytl herbs flnutWetlnesday afternoon. the body be-

1 . Georgetown nt Knights. ‘Montague :11 ‘he 91d 171M119

Middleton. then successfully con

years ago. when lie retired

licrticulttirul Association. .0f late _\'9ill‘S a Liberal in politics.

in 1899 (iecensed revisited his and was tnarrietl 1119i": to Miss Efi-izatbetb (Yliowen,

The funeral took place at 2.30 on

ing taken first to hte church, whore a service ivas held. and

G n‘ “m, Rodnma Every thence to the local cemetery for mmfglge';xlilfipnlp {WM M m, India“ ilflfllllléfll. The pa-iibesitrers ivero

,Messrs. Witt. Webster. sin, Jas. Sitc-

mstrl, phertl. J. Iii. Yorsto-nf l). fl. Antler-

son. J. (‘raig and H. Mnffait. Tile

at obseqtiies, despite the short notice

given. were largely attended, many o! dccsettscti ronl Alexandria and other points ,i10\\‘n the roud attending i0 show a last mark nfrespet-t to one who

‘was csieeiuetl by all. Tile beautiful ill-e

Jloral designs which covered tcttsknt werp tliutc tavidenre of the esteem of sorrowing friends.

trict will be extended to Ml». dlefon in her bereavement.

-—-—-—~—ifi3—

Ex-Kaisefs Plea Of Poverty Angers People of Berlin

BPJRLIN. Aug. 20.~’l‘he Kaiser's plea o.‘ imwrty rtcriycs letters

int-onltrous contrast to the sures made by the German of tho hnisers extravagance and 111R 111001110 in recent years. 'l‘

Tho German public now takes a

er's “notos with sorrow described. more than exhausted the

available for such purposes,

the ruio of exchange conditions

100 Gcrluiln marks. and as a result of the general increase in flit‘ cost of living in tllolland. too. hard: the most urgent necessities tun h

But the newspaper ilisclosiireg tell the hoarding of foodstuffs dur- ing tlla war nni of the payments to Doom.

and trunks full of luxuries. During much t

the tniiitary operations food was sent to the Kaiser at the front by special courier service, which in.

ducted the ranch alone until three and came to Qucsnel to reside (lispos- deriitlly increased their strengtnling of the property to W. Webster, weeks‘ sr.

The deceased gentleman possess- ed a very genial disposition, and you thafmade friends of all witil whom he yourself became acquainted. While he never from being ill is to keep plenty of took a prominent purl in public aff- vcins, airs. he was active in litany cf the ‘local organizations, and at the time of. his death was president _of the those (‘zlrihovo Fllrfllill"! institute. anti-bodies, also of the (‘oriboo tn fight the and millions of deadly disease germs religion he ivtis .1 Presbyterian. and

and Agricultural In

who Two nephews and

The svmtiuthav or the chm- (lis-

fottlncl" W118i] he asking for cash housc-tltyners donations for various cituscs is all .1t;l~1.)._tlt.> present thirty per cent over m“ hes‘ 1101199“ ‘h "‘ “m” ho“ "press the pence time rate.

' he m. been general throughout ‘crease in the cost of living in Gs.- Europe and which lnight be term-l many intensifies .1 feeling oihltti-r.‘ ml society's revenge ness cnusctl by these revelations.

less synlptttllic view of tlle,l\'nls- [hp nppl gone up about tenfold and but circumsmm-pg ha“, values neitrly twentyfoltl and funds renting out of dwellings has prov-m hhvewd “hove hh‘ “"“"‘h 1h"

m.) 6:1 a dead loss in most cases.

are for the management here posi- ilvPiy tinnlliiltltinif. for one gets on inn average four Dutch guilden for 1141M! renewed after June mounts

y ‘W91? TPMPT ill Germany, .- the rise in the price of bread from covered with the German money.’

. ' a »AUGUST23,1921-

r wfihhhhhth lmslmh-hwah. ' "“."" 4'1...» lnlvuu-aysshls-sahisluousahu

thnnnunslovc. _' < QPQQI Q IAIIIOII, QII.

§.'-"»_w-——

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ciuded even the transportation drinking water. The Kaiser's p fessell poverty conflicts Iwith ' known shipment of money from Germany, to the Kaiser.

An official of the Germany Tran sury department estimated that the total amount. of money sent to the Katiset- up to 1921 was 69,000.- 000 marks. Part oi this was front the funliiy treasure and 40,000,000 marks froltl the sale oi the Wil- llelnlstrusse property, The Knight‘ resented the government's delay in advancing him money for the purchase of his Doorn estate in| August 1919. and threatened to return to Germ-any unless the moo ey was promptly paid.

Tim Government's ruling allow. lng an increase in the price of bread and in rents will make even Plore difficult the intricate econottl e and financial roblems o which (lei-litany Dis stagglilwhllng exumhle h! hmhy" experts said today. To add to filo “hymn _, ‘vhh emihmfil t1 other tilfficulties with which tltu naked as shlh’ mvh" 111 11 10K nation has had to contend. i111. He ‘Yhh hhowh 1° 1111"? "T011211 extended drought has done i111, an oyster which whs "11111Wfl shill-e toward pushing up the cost rmmd t1‘) homhlh h 11111111 "1 t 01' living. the price of dairy pro-E swam" e value" Th? i1"111'l ‘ ducts and vegetables having been mining‘ especially affected tilereby. _ Hhyhm was