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Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck. arms and hands each day and seo how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.
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The Womans Home Compan-
ion August No.
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Y* AUGUST MAGAZINES
All the best Magazines pub-
lished received as issued.
Canadian and American News-
papers received daily.
New Books and Novels for
Holiday reading.
500' reprints from best Auth-
ors reg-ulnr prices $1.25 to $1.50 each. Our Holiday prices 50 and
. 75 cents each. Come in and look
them over.
' Our Bookstore closes each ev-
ening (except Saturdsy) at ii o'clock and at one o’clock on Wednesday during July and August.
Carter & Co Ltd.
Books and Stationery -l___.l
- -I PAYI to buy in this Province-
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-AH! HARVEOTEHS FEW?-Not
according to a correspondent who writes: Judging from the number of sturdy msn folk who spin along -in autos throughout the country it hardly looks ss if labor was scarce for the
ileld Presbyterian Church was the
others, strictly on pidncipai came on foot. The causelof the “full house" was that it seemed to be brides day. Three happy buxom brides appeared out. They not only represented our own lair province, but, also the “Great
Bi-udalbane, Mi .and Mrs.Ernest Has-
Co’s store at Kensington for the past year and has many sincere friends who will miss her in their social cir- cles. Mr Walsh is one of Su~qimerside'1 popular young men and is manager of the sporting goods department in the R. T. Holman Co., Summer-side. After
the ceremony the happy couple mot- ored to Brackley Beach and other points, where they intend spending their honey moon. Congratulations. (Summerside papers please copy.) R
-WEDDING BELLS-A very pre!/ty
July 23rd, at St. Mark's church, Lot 7, when Miss Mary Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, and Mr. Edward Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin. were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Father Stephen MacDonald.. The bride was daintily attired in a dress of battleship grey satin, with silver trimmings and wore a bridal veil gracefully draped with lilies of the valley, and carried a bouquet of Kil- larney roses. She was attended by her cousin. Miss Josie Callaghan, who, wore a champagne silk dress with white hat, and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas. The groom was ably supported by his brother. Mr. Thomas Griffin. Tho_ wedding march was beautiful rendered b Miss M
relatives witnessed the marriage, and fitter the happy couple had been show-
_Now in st0(.k_ ered with the congratulations oi' their six hundred "mes ‘"7 the New Jersey
friends they wended their w.i_v to the home of the bride, where at the hour -if 12 o'clock u wards of onc lliiiidrec
ous dinner. During the afternoon the guests were entertained by music, singing and recitations, after which they left for their homes aiiiitl show- ers oi good wishes. This ended the enjoyment of the elderly people., but. before the shadows of the evening had' settled the young folks came crowd-
ful evening in dancing, music. etc. A; about midnight all sat down to a wedding feast served in Mrs. Doyie`s usual good style. The groom‘s giit to the bride was a gold pendant an.i to the -bridesmaid a pearl covered prayer book. The bride's gift to the groom _was n ring. Amid showers 'of good wishes the happy couple left on Wednesday morning for their fut- ure home in Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin were the recipients of nisny handsome presents, which testified tu the popularity- in which the young' couple are held.
Ask for MInsrd's and taks no ofiisr.
haying season.
if _-LOST-Automobile top dust hood".
__HAPPY .mDIs___The summep Finder communicate with J. W.
centre ot attraction. last Sunday, af-' ‘ ' 703' ternoon. the people coming- ln car-' ' riases or an iiiuas, automobiles- sus' ""'° W"-°=“' M" B- H' RMK'
West.” The bridal couples were Mr.| V and Mrs. Alexander McDonald of] _'FRENCH Fm/ER NOTES _Miss
mm of Springfield and ML and Mrs_iWarren, of Ch'town are visiting in
French River.-Mr. Duncan Mac-
H. O. H l Cl lil , it _-R
as am M ares 0 m A a |Kenzie made the round trip to Char-
\ _ _wgppmg gE|_|_g__A quiet wed. lottetown Thursday. - Miss Carrie
ding took place at the Manse, Ken1'Brander_is visiting in Park Corner the
singtori, July 29i-ii ut 2 p. m. -when Mr. guest °f Mr- and M"-_W~ H“"dl“S-
F F H,,,.,,,,, R_ Walsh ,md Mis, Grace C-_ Miss Nina Bernard and Miss Charlotte
or Bowness were united m the holy Bernard have returned home after
` bond, of wedlock The wupla were visiting in Charlottetown.-Miss Jen-_
nm" ' 'Mk' bum! !°“°-n .5 unattended and the double ring cere~ me K"YS-"7 Malden' M“’“‘~' is spendms homo foflfsw MMO; T17 W- mon), was ,.ecned_ The bride looks,-__ her vacation here the guest oi’ Mr. and
charming- in her beautiful traveiling_M"B~ I- Bemard-
suit. Miss Bowne-ss has been in the: _W mlllinery department of Kennedy &- *A SURPR'3E~ PARTV"'°O“ FN'
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I "2 ,_ wedding was solemnized on Tuesday. _THE NoR.rHUM`BERLAND__The`
ly _ y aye: l_____
Brennan, and the nuptial nigh mass TANKER GOT AWAV FROM :lung by Mr. Patrick Butle', inter l GERMAN SUBMANNE posed by the hymn ‘Adora Te” A _--
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D l ’ and fifty guests partook oi' it sumptu~' The U`b°”t' sighted' when eight
ins |11 “mil more than eighty ¢0\1rl¢'=§' had assembled. and enloyeti u delight-,
-TWO CENT! PBR WORD sacii
lnssrtinn for advertising in this col- umn. Cash mast sooompsny order. Minimum charge twenty-ive cents.
_ .-DON’T FORGET to patronise the Patriotic Lunch Saloon at the Big
Races at New Aninan on August 14th
Wrlsht,_Bedeque, and receive reward.
ham, Fredericton is preparing to erect an up to date residence. He sold his former residence to M-r. Wm. Tinney the expert cemetery lettérer, and pur-
chased the real estate of Pte. Golden Weeks. .
Fannie Warren and Master Edward
evening, July 26th, Mr. and Mrs. Edword`Griilin were completely taken. by surprise when the young people of Burtin and surroundings entered their home to welcome the newly married couple in their neighborhood. They didn't foget to bring a good violinist with them. Consequently the even- ing was pleasantly spent in dancing until the wee sma hours when the company dispersed after onice more wishing Mr. and Mrs Griffin a prosperous journey through life.
boat docked Friday evening at 10.10. with 121 passengers, one car salt, one
cor farm implements. one car lim-e. one car sugar, five cars mixed freight and one car autos consigned to Messrs. Grant & Kennedy, Charlottetown; and one private auto owned by Mr. B. W. Yulll, Moss., who is touring the island on u. pleasure trip. There were ill out\vurd passengers on the morninig trip.` There were tive cars of outward freight on Saturday morn- ing, also one auto accompanied by the owner, Mr. Frank Arsenaul-t, Sum- merside, who will motor -to Moncton, Rogerville, etc, The schooner Gen- eral Middleton, Captain James Camer- on, entered Friday from Pictou, with coal for the P. E. I. Railway: H
er as ar ve ere a er a ve
hour fight with a German submarine
coast. late Friday last. The shlp's cook
was wounded in one leg by shrapnel during the engagement
miles away, tried to head off the tank. er from the land and then opened tire. discharging about two hundred shots. The tanker replied with forty shots from her fourdnch guns, as she raced wway, sending out S. O. S. calls by wireless. The submarine was fully outdistanced . -
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But when you tire of treating eczema inter-‘ ‘ naily as a blood disease . and apply'Dr. Chase’s' Clintment you will soon _ be convinced _which 1 _form of treatment is] ‘ most effective. V
Naturally and gragi
dually the skin is heal-' ed as you apply this soothing, antiseptic ointment. The skin is soft and smo_oth, and you only wonder that you did not try this
treatment sooner.
\VESTERN PERSONALS
-Miss Alma Harding, French River
is visiting friends in Kensington. R
-Mr. Stephen Bertram Fredericton
spent the week end' visiting friends at Clifton. '
-Mrs. Willis Warren has returned'
from Boston and intends residing in Kensington in the future. R
-~lVlr. Thomas Somers, Kensington.
has his house on Victoria Street. al- most completed and it will be one of the most up to date cottages in the town. R
-Mrs. D. McKinnon has returned
to her home in Kensington, alter at- tending the funeral of her father the late Mr. James Lalmont, French -River. R
-°-Mr. John Warren, Mrs. James Kennedy and Miss Rachel Kennedy oi’ Kensington motored to Bradaibane and were guests at the McDouaid- Todd wedding. R.
-Dr. Houston, and Mrs. Houston
and son Gilbert have arrived at' their old home in Kensington from Halifax. Dr. Houston is in the iiiiiitsry service. There many .friends ln Kensington and other places are glad to see them again. -- K.
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HUU SUBSIITUIES
interesting Statements os to
Prevailing Prices In Eastern _
Canada, . '
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tect the public against exhorbltant prices when purchasing substitutes for wheat flour the Canada Food
Board to-day issued a statement as to what retail prices should be con- siderable reasonable in view of pre- sent wholesale prices. lt is pointed out that in Eastern Canada white corn flour costs $11.50 to $12.10 per bbl. of 196 pounds and blended torn flour from $10.50 to $11.10. ' 1
In view of these wholesale prices
the food board states that the retail prices for small quantities of corn flour when bought by thc pound should not be more _than six and three quarter cents in Eastern Canada. Wholesale prices of rye ‘flour range from $12 .per barrel at points of pro- duction in the west to $13 in Eastern Canada. ilye flour st retail in small quantities should not therefor cost the consumer more than seven and a half cents per pound in Eastern Can- ada.
Barley flour wholesale costs $9. 5o
at points oi producion in the west to $11 in Eastern Canada. Barley re- tailed in quantities should not cor’ the consumer more than six and thrct quarter cents in Eastern Canada. The food bosrd's statement contains a warning to retailers that exhor- bitant prices for wheat must not be charged
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- Black and White Striged Voile Dresses $5.00 for ..... ........$3.76
Plain Rise arid Blue =o_ioied Voile in Misses sizes §$6.00..... ._ . . ,.4.50 .Tan and Blue Plaid Voile Dresses $8.50..... ...... .. 6.40 Navy and White VoiieDress $12.00 ......... .. . . ._ .....9.00 Ivory White Garberdine Dresses $16.00.. .. . ...........l2.00 Shantung Silk with Georgette Sleeves $20.00 ....... .. . l5.00 White Garberdine, Braided Front $21.00,: .. _ . ......... ._ ._ . 15.75
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EVERY FIXTURE IN THE DEPARTMENT MUST BE EMPTIED
within the month of August-to make room for the new goods that_are crowding allng each day. That’s why you 'can buy these lovely suits at §%c$ far less than the _present factory prices .for similar garments. Choose _
.J HERE ARE SOME 0F THE LINES OFFERED
Ladies’ Linen, Shantung, Taffeta and Satin Suits _ _
Ladies’ White Linen Suits $9.00. $6.75 Ladies' Sliantung Silk Suits $18 ._ .. _ _ . . .....I3.50' Ladies’ Shantung Silk Suits $36.00.... .....24.00 Ladies’ Shantung Silk Suits $42.00...... ........... .. .. ......,28.00 Ladies’ Taffeta Silt _Suits in Copen. and Navy $22 00...... ._ ..-..l-5.00 Ladies’ Taffeta Silk. Suits in Brown and Navy $28-.00....... . . . . 18.75 Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Suits in Green and Navy $32.00.... _ . . . .....20.00
» Ladies’ Satin Suits in Taupe, Navv and Black $38i.00..;... . 26.00
Ladies’TaffetaSuitsinNavy$55.00 . .....36.2l
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Ladies’ Serge Suits worth to $45.00 f >r.._.. .. 29.00
f Ladies’ Black and White;Ciieck Coats $9.00
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