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mst is _humanly posible ls being done to see 'to it that ‘he is well led. wsli

clothed and, efficiently huuinpéd.

Organizations like the Y. M. C; A. ,rg looking to his physical comfort ` healthful recreation and clean fun. ll he is sick or wounded the ned

CN” will provide for him with ten

der. lovln8 CBN- > Yet there _is one thing tliat_ wil' _ bring a smile to his face and _a_3o5/"tr " his heart that none ohthese can’g'ive-_ that odly you can glve-- Your Photo

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._*|1‘ PAYI io buy lu this Province.

..f'I'\N0 CEN I PIR WORD Olch

`.n_sertion for advertising in this ooi- uintil' Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-nve cents.

"rig L. 0. L. will parade to the Bap- :ist ‘church Montague Sunday the 28th _ -'ly of July. Brethren from other lodk- ':$`f cbrrllelly' iuv|tqd`f to participate.

_>. in. Full Regalla. '

..*RE8|D!NCE FAiN'l"lD.- ianies Hesslon ci the Prince .Edward Island Railway has had his magniilc lcnt_¢lwel1ing house corner oi' Kent 'ind Gort`.'.>n Streets, Georgetown new ty piiinied the work' being done by Messrs Charlie and Joseph' Johnston whose names are a suflicient guaran- tee i’-or the very' beat workmanshl

..fL.`0.L.-L'l`he Brethren of Sterl-

Parade leaves the Ornnge"h_all at 2.30 '§‘°"°W & Cp" md' 'MFE' Mcmrlane

,_ _ s. ~`: Co.'s `new_lt'ore 'is nearing comple-

`_l»|i‘. IAF. f-Mr. C,-_Myers lg

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each bottle tells how. |230 s bottle

A elivered. Hone Book9,Rfree.

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" e ` larged G|and's,Wenr,Br\iisoi,Vs';ifc¢:¢¢&eiiisy, - Q » ‘ \ hells _Sores. Alleys Pain. Will tell you'

Mr. Hessionhad `hls. splendid resid- fnce completely remodelled last sum- mei making it one of the show .places oi' Georgetown. Mr. Hession who has been for many years in the employ of

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0| delivered. Liberal nlal for-lk atalps. q W.

ii. is. iron, sun.

- _ Good Photography Moderate Prloss Personal attention to Amatsu' llfntography. 7 _ .

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t-he ~P. E. l.Rai-lway- is a ‘brother oi' Mr. S. S. Hesslon Barrister at law oi Montague.-&. ‘ y

..*R~EMOVE8 T0 G'EORG_ETO»WN.

< Mr. D. L. McAuls.y w'lio_has been liv-

ing in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia for some time past rem'oved* to George- town some months ago and purchased Mr. .Thomas Henrys house and lot on

Gordon Street. Mr. McAulay who held

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We are showing the

i good position in New Glasgow, sold his property there for a handsome figure and lt is pleasing to learn in tonfss to -becoinma permanent resident of G‘eorgetown.He is having his dwell- ing house rernodeiled and when com-

: __°,Ml\. H'~AlOl:.DfP.' ‘GORDON is the Georgetown Guardian representa- ilvs. __

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._~_ANNANoALE,- iisysis about

to start with--a better drop than last

year, H.l1d'!BV6l‘alf hepvyv pleges 0; clover. Mr."J. Jenkins, Durell, has _ ihe banner field, and withilne weather expects to harvest s good crop. -The ‘lllhlug ha.s‘b_oen good lately, Messrs.

have had fine catches, but bait' is tcarée. A party of nsuerihes left in

-‘or Plctou to get herriri -Morrow In 2, 5, 10 and 2|

pound tins ‘

and 3 lb. “Perfect Seal"

starting to remodel his stoi-e,"occuf ` Glass Jars. pled by Messrs; Morrow &» Co.; this ‘

store, with‘.Mr. E. McF‘arlane's make- 11 busy rlfwe and nofzloubt when thc ;ill comes( much "produce will be __ nndled. -Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jock- izin were recent v2s;.ors here. -Tht

jloxi, the nlasbll work being 'done by

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loo makin( homemade oandy-for all THE CANADA s.r'A'.¢H~:¢°l'_;;.

|iakia|~ss a sauce for desserts-on -' |.||A|'rs:o, U griddle cakes and hot biscuits-uso this “°~."“A|_ delicious table syrup, inode from oora caaninst,

-and thus save sugar. AslcyourgroceJ _ 70”* Wiki-|A\I»

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communion services in the I’rcsbyter» Lumsden also preunhc.; to a large last week. -Mr. J. G. McDonald, lan church on Sunday brought out a congregation in the B.iptist church.-~

‘.'.rge crowd ot people. ~Rev. Mr.

Sailor's Hope, is hauling lime from

Mr. James Duncan, Sr__ went east here for his new building. _0

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SINCLAIR & STEWART, Limited

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A most remarkable offer and coming in the proper season shoulrl

if W A ` Sleeveless Cunt Suit

» 10 Fancy Voii~ Dresse; Worth'$4.50 to _ ` ' _ _

- l $5.o0_°ciearin§ai$1.9s e ~ R"’g""“" $675 ‘°

0 Clear at $5100 '_

most fashionable oxlords ul made. fn

eted lt will be one of the neatest and ost up to date dwellings in the town

prove an interesting prf~;o.<iii--n Just lf) flrt-.ws tw fell. Assorted ki' di S0me in white v-nies wi"i lan col nor* ir muiin 0 htm; '

Skirts are of_white drill with

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The most delle lous and roi'reshing__ |1011- intoxicating

_ _ __ summer beverage.

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-That we employ a skilled

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rctgheslass--the most com- pli ti kindsoflenses? I These are facts, which mean a good deal to the . Glass wearing- public, doing away with-_tlie annoying delays caused biy. sending

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A new P/at(-mt light I Mr. William Bachilder.-&. _ eight oxford made with '

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Street oxfords madein A,

mwn_ and Black Calf- kin mllllary ht el :mly though the labors they performed up _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ._.93 .50

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mention may be made of little ten _

’ year, old Austin Ross, of_Lower Monta- 0 g'ii nite ani 1

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That’s what you get when you instal Warm Air Heating System

The system th a t

means perfect winter warmth at war time

economy. L

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80 Grafton St

Mable oi Cardigan were visiting

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-Flour

overed Fr. nch hi-_el for ress wear ....... _,$6.50 ,O

Othcrline i K`d d stent with high heels

- ' ' ' - ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ - - ° - - - - '~- $5°50 recognition of their valuable services

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Montague High School, where alter

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‘ excedingiy happy by having a badge

,_ _ _ .°Mr. Elmer Jenkins, Georgetown, ` motored to Brudenell last week.-G.

' ‘ *Mrs S C Kn ht and twol

Optometrist and Opticlan

Made from choice

Silverhull Buckwheat Made at Belmont Mills, f r e s h supply received

A careful select

tion" ofgevery line ofjewelry miirks _ out'jstock.‘ _

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Buckwheat Pancakes,

Buckwheat \'_2ak¢»

Buckwheat Porridge

Sold in any quantify

All wholesome & Tooth~

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the work is being done 'by himself and

. .’*S. O. 8..-Professor Mcharty, Charlottetown, recently met about rty oi' the Soldiers of the Soil at the

d'dreslng them at soe length -he Dre- sented each with n badge or pin in

in this time of need, of larger produc- ion. These boys were very hjllliiy l0 'he so remembered. and all looked as

on the farms had made them even more robust -than formerly. Special

ue, w o was q un er e usua ge to receive' n‘ badge, 'but it being proven that he had done the work of in ny a boy of fifteen. he was made

pinned upon his coat. Austin is a`son of Mr. D. Ross, and is a very' bright ‘ sturdy little chap, and looks as if he will be one of the coming great men . ol this beautilul_province_---T.

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children visited Bruderfell recently.-L G. `

..‘Mr. and -Mr-s. Nathaniel Mac-

Lnren, Montague, visited Brudeneli on Saturday.-G.

_.*Mrs. D. Gordon, and Miss Ethel '

Knight, Georgetown, were visitors to Brudenell Friday.-G.

..°Mi'a. Herman Lhvender and' lit- tle daughter Dora of Georgetown spent the week end iixthe city.-&.

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..°Mr. John Johnetbn and' daughter

friends in Georgetown on Sunday last. _ -&. ‘

..*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry.

arid Master Daniel Henry. George-

..°Miss Laura Ycston oi' George-

town is spending her vacation in Char- lottetown with her grandmother Mrs. H H. Crossman -&

..°Messrs Joseph and Gilbert Lav-

ender returned to Trenton on Monday last alter spending a week at their home ln Georgetown.-dt.

. .°Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Compton and son Arthur of New York City is visit- ing Mr. ICompion's -parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Compton, Georgetown. " -¢- -

..*.ludge and Mrs. Mclnerney, St. John, N. B., with their four children _ are spending a vocation in George- . tmvn, the guest oi Mrs. .M_clnerney's-

'morning n'¢vios"st‘ the christian

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aneat stripe effect, any .if wiii.;h inalif-s .i .ln.ity flreifor summer ' wear. They are not new this -ai--fini... this tact wo-url no doubt sug-

~ gcstitself to _vo-i when vo l n »t- fu e --<1r.»in :l 1 |_» v ii.;u we they :ire sell-

ing at.. But a very little .iltera'i vi v »i'd .n do-_ them q iitc p 'io the minuteinstyle. and you hive a -re-ttf drifts for any occa-_si »n ar. less than the-cost of mitiri il. With ii an -53. ll, yin' :h »i:e ....6 1.98

coats in colorc-tl m itcri il. Whit.- wiih Black Stripe and iuaiz - with Pink Stripe, coat is made with out sleeves and is fitted with b lt. A neat and tidy summer suit. Priced 'at $6.75. Now offered for special clearance your choice

- . _ E $5.00

Two_-Sterlipng Values in _Summer

_' . Waists I " '

_'The selling' of ,waists in this department is reach-'

ing marvelotis proportions. 'Never before in anv season have we enjoyed such a volume of business as that accomplished in this one p-irticnlar line. Sfyles and values must be poeitlv-:Iv right or this would not be so.' Here ,are 'two lines worthy of your notice. Worn_e_ri’syvhite voile wai<ts_ n -west soring and sum- mer iriodels, ncailv made an ltrimmed. Easilv W...-th 51_~25,specially priced -for mi hummer selling, owly 98c.

- White Wash Silk Waisrs. A dainty line made in either high or low neck also voile waists in white and .light summer shades. Regular $1 75 to $2.00, on sale special now youtychoice.. $l.39

' QTHER‘ 'MODELS in silk and crepe-de-chene,

waists _aresliowu fin an _excellent range. of styles and prices at from $2.50 up to $12.00 each.

Sl 50 Values in Natural Linen Shade Drill Skirts on Sale

at $1.00 e A

-A most serviceable skirt for general wear as it

will not soil so easily as white and will do up nicely when washed. Properly cutin the regulation skirt model and neatly tailored. Worth $1.50. On account of being justa few left we make- this special offer while they last. Each $l.00 _ _

_White Wash Skirts $1.00 to

- $4.0() each __

Nicely tailored, pr lpfrly cur in good fitting

models and easily laundered. -There is nothing nicer for _lulv and August than one ol these skirts. They come in piques, drills, gabardines and cords, and when you see -:them you can hardly fail to select the one? you like best. Special values at $1100. $125, $1.75, $2.00, $3 50 and $4.00 each.

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DESIRABLE DRESS FABRICS Fon SUMMER

S Now snow-ING IN nav coops SECTION

American Printed F oulard Cotton Voiles `

Regular 90c for°55c per yard

` Abanner value in- a seasonable summer dress material, Colors are navy, copenhagen, sky, grey, champagne' gree`n_.Ialso in white:_ These are shown in se|f_,stripes -and floral designs, 34 -inches - idé. Worth_.regula§ly pl-_l0c. Special offer -for summerxell- ing per yard Sc.

A ~» -Printed Foulards _

Very line* iniweave and texture, suitable for

waists and evening wear. Colors navy, green, rose and mauve on light grounds." 34 inches wide. A notable value per yard 75c. '

' Striped Ottoman ’

i' if/i J intl ,' , agrees .T5 .i“°,,J.1‘,?.§‘.”°w'L“i§l'.¢°‘I...i..i.i nicely nlsli _.._t;vid`tli 32 inches. Price 75c per -yard.

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Minas-os ‘Llnimsm Lumbsrmans Friend-

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-A daintysummer dress or blouse material, shown

in neat check and stripe design, shades naw, copen- hagen, mauve and tan, also in black, on light ground, 28 inches wide. Price only 25c per yard. - _

_ Fine Quality Cotton Crepe de

a _Chene _ ' ~

lu plain colors of rose, pink, champagne and grey, width 36 inches. "Special value per yard 75c. s

Superior Quality Crepe de Chenle

35 inches wide, shades of,navy, copenhagen. pink'

also black, A choice line at the price, per yard $1.00

Cashmere Gingham 1 S

_ -A very choice fabric in light and dark plaid effect, 30 inch widths. Price 50c per yard, --f -

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Qt. ` l ,,*lMi~s'Bis_set.t, and daugliter, oi l

dlildsor. N_.‘,§£`. are visiting ot the

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