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Mans from r. n. ISLAND OATS, and crushed right here in (‘HARLOTTETOWN.

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makes a

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Doiio up 1n bags of 1

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10 cents less if bag is not . ,v ‘

ONLY $8.50 PER nae Much cheaper than QATBItry it. ‘

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~ '%P‘$Nrty at Brighton, the aucj

- Chester N. Brown in charge. Ser-

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V‘ lerdziy. for nigby, r has afisurwiror cottage ‘pads; yilyll

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oo s o at. ,_..,.——- araltta..er..etts' or:

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,-.»‘-* -— c ridtntnwn out-aim.

P [~10 BALE. Anti-ed hlckard luld i‘ . _ 1353-14-41’ V I

Jriil therefore be cancelled. A ‘AF: cLEANER yo“ ‘M,’ . zoudflbzl ehoesH-dileneo, price l6 cents-all Johnsgn -& Johnson, Dru!:ists_ - ‘ - 2100 -a ‘out.

‘» "QflNGLES — Just arrived-one tisgyffilxingios; lowest cash prices awhile‘ unloading. P. J. Noy and Kart 2045 a o at.

SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Char lottetbwnfwednesdayjhu us] 11m. for Montague horse raeg“ ,at_ 8.45 a.m. Second class return‘ $1.90.

FOR F|$H|NG TACKLE {hill . . insures a “Big Catch" come to nqmn-lor more’ a" abogggffiqy“ , Johnson 8: Johpson, Druggists. . . , 21oo__a o at.

CHURCH SERViCES.—Rev. 1..., E. Aclrland pastor of the Baptist Church, Woodstock, N. 13., will preach in the Baptist Cbiifllli. K111i; ston, 7.30 a. m. Sunday Ausustl 8th. . I

TEACHER WANTED with‘ first class license for Summerside» High School. Good supplement of- fcrc-d. Apply at once to the secre~

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AT UlGG-Rev. F. Stewart Kin- lcy, pastor of the Baptist Church Windsor, N.S., will conduct ser- vices next Sunday in the Baptist Church, lligg, 11 u.m.. Grand View 3 p.ni. Eldon, 7.30 p.111.

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CAVENDISH CONGREGATION. Mr. J. S. Bonnell, B. A. will preach in New Glasgow at 11 a. m. and (favendish at 7.30 p. in», Sunday, Aug. 8th. .

mourn s-rswsnr ctncuirr. mo “us,” Bum, Ann“, m, 0mm.

_ , socla at (‘a c Traverse llall Aug- vipes as follows: baturday 7.30 “S, ulmh 8 lg m p_ m_ 3| p. nt., (‘hurcli Road Schoolhouse. Siindziy ll d. m.; MAiPlE, t1 p. m; Mount Stewart; 7 p. m. Dunstaff- nngc.

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. . . Boston s Financial STILL MORE ORDiRii-Tbe W. . - RQSPIK-Liltirdwaro 00.. sa-y they are - - having n lwonderful response to a lllfilr advertisement forEnglislr fox ' ' ' ' ' wire. Every day they receive 0rd‘ ‘ frs by wire, phone or letter. Yne- lefdfly among the lot was a speci- fication for n five pen ranch. tMr. ltogors feels pleased that he has so ziccurtitcly gauged the fox wire requirements for tijls season. -‘

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rru: RUSH or amen-reuse mvssrone on m: OFFIC- es or dint-use PONZI HAS PRACTICALLY cessso

f BOSTON, July 3l.—Chnrles Pon- zl, the self styled financier who

‘is visiting in the cityu ~

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August 4.-~Word was received

Dfllrmw- hare today oi u" double fatality at ~5 31- Perham near Caribou. Me. Howard

Holt, a prosperous farmer, and his son, Gerald. were instantly. killed by lightning when it. struck their barn in which they were working with a hired man. The latter was severely injured but will recover. The other members of the" family were ‘in the house and were not injured. .

The barn house, four horses and five COW-s were. burned. The fire loss- is estimated at 37,000 and is partly covered by innit-ones, , ,

. . .

- ltisltisoislirls ‘Mrs. 1.11.0. McLeod. of lhlbahy. ,, . .

Mrs. tDr.) simpaxiir,‘ Brllfgewati- ,er, N.S., is visiting aatrAibany, ‘the guest of her daughter Mrs. L.H. D. McLeod» '

. .1 h‘ Mr. A. S. MacDonald or Car- digan, was in the city yesterday on his way to Winnipeg. wherelhe takes part in an interesting event.

Miss Ruth ilodgersdn and Miss Ruby McDougall, of- liunter Rriver have returned to their homes after

vcry plcasatit week ‘attending-

"_—-_‘ H lcE CREAM 5°clAL~’-'C°"‘e to thc summer scltool trt‘ Sactkvillezm‘ 2 ‘

Mrs. F. Nelson,‘ returned from Montreal 'i‘hursd~.iy' evening whom she bad bcen visiting for the past two week with licpliuslilitiil (Yam. F. Nelson, of thetSflkCanadiun Tower. . ‘ '- “t " '

‘Mr. Aul“. III-tinstiltl, 0f theQDc- partrncnt of Agriculture lcttycstcr- ddy f r his honie in Ta_vi-stock,,()nt. Mr. iianshltfs friend's hope tosce him rcttlrn to this city in the not too distant future.

Miss .\l:\ry Virginia Gardiner has returned to her home in Elmi ra nftcr n visit to Halifax where she was thc guest‘ of Police and Mrs. Arthur Mclsaac. ~ t

Mr. and Mrs. Ilixby, and Xhcir nephew, Muster Iloiiglas Ncwing-

claims to have amassed millions within n. fcw months and who hns maid to the public large profits on their investments in his deals with international exchange, appeared- to have almost satisfied question among his investors as to his sol- vency. Only a short llnc formed bc- fqije .,t_hg_ payment‘ window of the Ponzi off ccs this morning and wlicrl”tli'§§ti'r§e‘rri'ciit ‘was resumed,‘ clerks said they were paying off ai-I "most nsmiuch on notes matured

tgqhyiiwiwtvpynilt in 45 ‘days as e ' we: “t etfirnlng Zfritwnczl fnveatnrs __ in!’ prikncl n i icrqfli o . lyrics surren- Edelflxslt t Vr-ity, The "vir- final end 0t’ thc five day run was in

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Continued from Page Four - “ Miss Kathleen Dang has arrived frmn Ottawa and is thc guest oi her sister Mrs. ii. G. Coomhs, ilochford Square. _

Mr. and Mrgffij). . Ramsay, Summcrsitic, Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis 11nd Mrs. liodney, Clinton, motored to the city yesterday. ~

. Dr. s21. Partridge. of Cantonese» Lilian, who haaalmerzg spendjpg a;

spend ~~‘~ie time there before re‘- turning to Pnnibrltlgc.

Conn. are vlsitine lfipvnis and ; latlvcs in this Province. was

Miss Lucy ‘M911, at $1,500,000.

"And we have twice as much money rlglitlhcrc in Boston as Mr. Ppnzi owfm 'so there is no need of

‘Mr. PM. Arsennult, packer. St. (‘hrysostorm thc city yesterday.

lobster was in

Mr. W.W. Anderson rcturne i. \- .- .. yesterday from Amherst. Ni.$'.'?§ii_ oalliigmg nervous SM added‘ proceeded to his home in Mbrell. Timzl a “Yew “Y” ‘ll-w annmmced

that his liabilities were about $3; oooooo indicating that, public par-

‘ Mrs. lllllfo McDougnll, New Gins- iiow, 31.8., is visiting Charleston ‘town.’ ’ "f L‘ ' _, , has been ‘reduced by one half with

further receipts stopped by his ag- -r ‘eknpnt with thc authorities to ac- 02m’ ho riforo iundspuatil investi-

gation of his ticcounis is completed.

bliss K.M. Sllllkcr, nf the Tele- lllltlfle 'l‘7X(‘J1fln3e.;Ncw.G sgow, N. s., and Miss IlhodziTSmalfofs t: town are spending their holidays in fbarlottctown. I _ ~ - —~.—— .. . 1 v 1,31. ' dllrf" i-lenry Gaskin, zofifltz‘. Tomi. N.B., is spending rvvacntion in Charlottetown.

to mQfi/ifdlsstlltdell said, meant more money 1 the alrondy bulging \

pockets 1' I’ i and unnia-tured t \‘ 1 ' t ‘—"" . ‘. Tm) ' 4;} r he basis

Mr. 11.111. transform-Tinted: ', . g‘ , presenting the Orlando cigar, isfi M ll’ l estmeh" l H‘ '~ the city. "Their money biastb =wo n}: for us all this tithe, and Mr. Ponzi now can keep the flfty per. cent. profit which would have E0116 1° these people. Yon will realize this more wbenl you. ow thrlt nearly

only on

Mr. (Li). Sollnrs of the Domin- 10ft Atlliflllc Rnilwn-y, who hug been “Pending several days 1n the city, llczft yesterday on return to linll-

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tmrnrsnuo t» a a llNNdgiiifllilililiil

Messrs W. B. Prowse and‘ D. A. MacKlnnon propriet- ors of the Vlmy Fox Ranch. Norwood Road near Char- lfllielflwfl. P. E. i. are pro- pared to sell n limited num-

ingnto Mr. Vol11,! of almost $500,- "000," she’ suldl vi “f, Ponzfs manager ‘said !BhB‘Q1§ll séen not 1hr: shim’ iIlVBBU-Ftflli§Pfi as yet, although Federal, Slate and Conntydiiqhiries nre under way. Then- s40‘. ‘she continued were

|spent thc past

(Thursday cvcrrinmtltlio ‘ho ‘o

— sight, with few auditions to the 1115-‘

til". twp. Rnckllam and l1ttlc‘-‘np_ 1' c," _ , daughter Thelma of Ansonian’ ‘ a t ham outw- me you. tiller brittle rufybéitziin ‘on Monday

estimated by his managcigl

lticipatibliliil hi8" schemes ‘already 1

Tbe_ run m" rrlgtiitenaii_.aqy.siito,rsj, tor. .

one million flvehundred thousand“

lmlllllllt which W5 “We mm out hnslup n partnership in n garage in been 0n iiinmaturcd notes, a BM" that city. Mr. McKee is a rcturnes soldier, having prncccrlvrl overseas

ton, of Stellnrton, N. S., who have few weeks in (‘hnrlottotown lcft onrcturn home yesterday .

Mr. idrncst Ax \Vo1"tliy, Mr. Hor- don Nlciairo, and Mr. Grant Mc- (fnllum, of ilrackloy’ Point, and Mr. Gum-go Ax tWnrthy of Wlroatley iliv or]. loft yesterday for Western Can- ill n.

_a._q . - ~~. ». 4b..‘- Miss ll.l\I. Gilli; £11111 its! Etta Gillis who have licbii vlsi-firii tifeir

|0ld home in liclinst, loft yesterday

the former l0 rcsunie ller nursing duties in New York and thc latter i for Qlnncouvgrfi B. L‘ . ' ‘ I ‘é "It ‘ “" ' _. . L essrsi‘ i lornfl Raftrnlfig thin onnld"s, anflLcwis '1‘ ttlfc firm ‘of Sfliuel Kc '01 left yesterday morning: for Regina. A large number of their mt y Tricnds gave" About“ "tar ‘ i. 'ill€ll‘ sister Mrs. M. Cutlniore, City. licst WiSIlOS follow tlicm in their future enterprise.

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Atiill-iflill ‘Franwcll rcturnrrl on =Friday from a three wcclrs vaca- tion WiliCil he spent with his fntli- Icr-in-lmv, l~‘.A. Gcrow. llzillfnx. liq was tlttftllllpflllied by Mrs. (Iran: well and little dang-liter. '

cycle, accompanied by hcr son, Mr ‘Frank (lerow. They were wonder

thought they had seen

nptliing pct- .; i‘ CONCERZ-A concert will bc

given in the liall at Victoria, by a number of the summer boarders

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from thc Beacon linu ,. assisted by ,l 1 talent Tuesday vejilng ncx r-USI 10th.’. tent training pr

lirtllllilli? lieglhn m; at o'clock. Ari- inlsslon 25c. 1001110 and flll the hull. 2033-8-7-31

Lm-iliiréi angthiq. s.“ ‘up

ng re , _

yt-sterdnyl- for l§¥oitmtylry_tf’j, 1 c a

' (co is to

wliorc lilr . l

with tho 6th Mounted iliilcs and

its? "&'::.:‘.."i".1r.i':.§ib‘;"ri“?

Ed- wanl island, who has bet-n a patient at the (itiheral Public Hospital in

John McDpugaill of Prince

l ous furs in all colors; all varieties,

F‘ atqilfillsft‘ jis

Mrs}. Gc-row, lili-‘lifalgr, mother!‘ of Mrs. Adj. Cramvcil, canto to Char- lottntown all the way on a motor the question of responsibility go

lt.i.. Mcfice of n left IE. kc

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stalling a new san- itary outfit. Have us o-pverithe ‘job x011, t , 1i and tell. us I

ber of foxes and ranch them for parties if they so desire.

The Vlmy Fox Ranch wad established in the fall of 1919 and hns 39 ‘pairs ofrfimx- oe 27 of which are owned by Messrs ‘Prowse & Mackin- n'0n_ and the balance are boarders. The ranch has been

0 lantern-lisp management of t ' r. e An revr h

¥°§bles~ ; Pnces been one of the ‘all’? stilt?-

r] who province,- Iiiq

use o! Ii-l o‘ e pair. Tnfl we think wil éornparoffavor- ably with ‘My ranch‘ in the province having strictly 1019 puns.

‘lflilgrkmabshin a; ‘ll-1'lll. .- ‘

bny and feed the very b food. Results have justified this course. The number‘ of pairs can be rsnched will be limited to fifteen so por- idesjvho de ire t guerrilla ‘no

llrstbli. iraiuor I l ohe 398-1

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_ ssful i M Qrs have to- . M 07 l ving pijfiflr up aver- l.

The policy of the mane -‘ ment was to select the ve I boat foxes that money co_u j

Patons Ltd. have just opened a, shipment of furs sent them on ap- proval, the order having been can- celled when the ‘luxury tax wus levied. These furs, a comprehen- alve showing of the fur stylti! T01‘ the coming season, will be return- cd wi:hin n short time. so the la- dies of Charlottetown“. and mim- too, are invited no call and see them within the next few dnYB. A glance a; Patton's windows is but an index of the wonderful range in the main store, where numer-

unrllwonderfully aitrentlvehstyles are shown; among . them mink,- beuver, fox, lynx, opossum,‘ Hud- son‘ seal, etc. Como. in anrLsee the showing arranged for your conven- ience and inspection; irrfact suci n ravishing display of beautiful furs was never surpassed, and-in. face of the high pticesbf the-fur ‘murkct, never so chcapws Puton's ‘offer.’ "

in small furs the cape effect‘ is very prominent, with beautiful-lin- ings, t-asscls, etc., and in 501116 111* stances finished off with. tails. Natural red fox necknlsces are priced at $40;- Patent. 1025; Coon

'qulslte sable ,_cape effect was tag-

"Pawns

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ged at $96,.whlle-a-ceal, rich and lustrous, was marked $58. There are also-hosts‘!!! otlielrmmell. pieces... The fur coats arediig and roomy 38 to 40 imheo‘. ~ long, chann- ing-vooats, cut and fashioned with

Rama's furs. An Oiltafqilding vaiue was‘ noted in a smart Poppy coat with de p éollur. and com of bed- ' ver, pri ed atitlltjil. finiarmotaif the softesfishade, ‘was made this a captlvatingAiL-ipch coat, lined with. radium satin and priced at $535 mvA mufniot w

- -~. w.» “rs” 1-r<i\--'~<'<'-r combination n! baa er and, "irresistible at solo.‘ ‘It isxlou tan if there wore t-vcr richer seal coats shown, at Paton‘ one cspeciailo/ nice coaijstraig lines, with‘ "' flaring , klrt, has}! ' large, 1'2 inch] sable collar, belt and. large cuffs 0f same. It wits tugged'$26ii: A“ miiskratcoat 0f specially fine skins is shown at $300,, and a scul and opossum corn- binotlon, two. of the riches‘. com- bined furs, sells-utiflfi, while the straight Poney comes n: $210. t‘ lkelliélill)?!‘ these fur-i will only’ lie-here for n"'little’\'vlillo,“so call

$05, with muffs IOWIH-llitll. One ut-

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early for- first choice.

i. . s 3’. . ‘Prairie, Iii-an.

POlVFAGE LA PRAIRIE, MANa Aug. 2—“C.liccr Up and‘ get loge"- ther," this said Premier Moighen in an address to the people of Por- tngn in I’f‘~tlil‘i8"liliS afternoon, is what (lnnudlans should do if they are to eliminate existing differen- ces and unrest.

.11, was tlic tlilly of the hour, said the Premier, to vigllanlly redress nil just causes for complaint in. (‘tinndn and to buck this Willi U10 “united moral force of right think‘ int: people." -

Tb Premier appeals-ti for a het- irr undcrsttinzling between Eng- lisli-(iinzirlintis and French-Fana- dlaits and in this connection he said:

“Wu ought in, we have to, KN n\vny_frtmi different-es that really nrltgfiot-rlifiercnces at all from the gbarirlpoint of the vital concerns, 0f the country. We have two great races. The fundamental 1nstitu~

lions of Canada are just us dear w

the onerucc as to the other. There

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order a

Whiting‘ l<ln'gli

‘ Tho Prime; fihistcrlot Quebec) the Iioh. hirJ-Pnschcrcau, said fnw nights ago that the time had conic when, what ‘ 1c rlirscribotl as the isolation of ueltcc, should peaszlsp.‘ 1110K. wlgcrn“ that‘ tn-nvinytlse stout vta 0' lls u par in c ‘government of this Dominion. Ho. nppculctl for n spirit of co-opcrn- tion tn take the pIIiCO nf a spirit of cslrangemcnt. l rc-oclio that - appeal. I bglitivc it to ho filly dutty to answer t at nppca to li(‘ u - most of my power. I hope it rc- culvcs n warm and cordial res- ponse ln every and of this country.

we will never gcl anywhere.

-l>Y 11ml let us look to the future. “The peril of every nation has

fully impressed with the island and be‘!!! t! lendellfly l0 divide llnos of meg, on lines of ncllglunvon lines 0f social cnstt‘. o nlipes of occupa- Wlit-n ms tendency gets too end if we do not come to- gether and reach a better under- unity 0i} tltlniis that arc vital and essential

aévfli’§’t}mffill p»

tion‘. strong the beginning oi‘ the has conic.

standing and a better

tétiillfé an e hlty pal in _a Broad Way

lion. Arthur Malg dresal of b , hlmnn his elevation to‘ 1e mlership and he did not tnlk poll tics. 1H1- snrvoyorl national con ("H0115 in n broad way and appeal ed for n closermpirlao .. co-opera t1, maroon? allcl: s . _ meq-gxpr ssb<l-li€ tlwu ‘and llielghcns‘ thtmks' or given him. it was

l1 was

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Portage‘

. q, _- 1., . St. John. for tho t a wt-ok as 8 we it s first liomc , y could not siliilty and moderation, i bull v Vdlleimayi’. spgcfio“ by nnymm mrcsut of linj riiis “Fc-MHI i gal - fro‘; ti, the demoni on as an the coitdlifilons of the-hountw n5 ‘ authoriiynnd would show thfll ing‘_fr"i§ blruln waségiscgttg on: rsii on f hi! government‘ ‘ or ‘hill rank" the c dit m; of lhé Ponzi h v ;more than enough m0 from‘ tint lnstltdlilon ' cdneed his poll lml do _ ru_ i5;- as‘ M“ d denind ih1_ they stand tor may to lief)? it'll claims. Exnmin- says a St. John exchange. H ___‘ an evidence of per friendship. gc er.

ATHE illl a ‘ * m gthe_.i_,Doniin_ion’s ‘Fit-st is“li’3lfi'e;lliiy. Prrtssétlt?

"an , friends of __law~ qmmriblo govcrnii writ among fugncb-(‘Lnatlians ' as‘:

Iflitnadiitlls. -

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A Survey of National Conditions

dd? ng a -n'on~pollt al gmlicring ‘fbllovwcltizkisfijhb tdl nor rc-

Thc Pre; s . the reropttoi! in

Prairie, he said, which gave lilnl ills first real start 1n llfc. and ilPN‘

N TY

0N1 . UFTHE HOUR

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presence ot Sir Jninesljatilit_lns .-

Promler-Nor-rls. .. “My struggles still are mainly in front and not behind," bc said.

t- -. wt!“ a g lie spoke of, the 'war null what ll had meant to [Portage lienlcs. "The war -wa“s "won ‘lidi there‘ ‘was rfced for- a. lot of reaWpdtriotisnW-"brftire the happiness oiilieayqnrs return- ctl. Tiltfilltili‘ developed epidemics of unrest and disorder. Grievan- ces “Lore lntrnsiilictisby suffering. “ Ixlrt-m sts n some countries hail lliroitilght millions. to- poverty am ton l. . - .- t. “Even on this trontlncnt and in this country. the fort-es nf destruc- tion arr at ivork. l nm afraid we nrwblinilif wo-ulo- not believe tlfat iota. ‘an il.‘.‘i".i"‘l.'.‘f.fli"‘f“ i . 11> i c s red ,' he said. “We should be quick to rfmegy injustice wlrevnevtvcr injus- cc oes appear. ‘in one per- son, lltzllfilgyillillks ,is right, ano-_

their. pe , n_ ponhstly thinks f1, c’, hould be m (‘V

wropg. , 3 v alert théfl to ‘iihminc. both ' cltlzcnsdilltl t governments, rv