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A _lP¢=l‘i'r¥rriirrii|s

-1 asa n .toes er 33°;

!ea1;so had that my clothes ‘wssldtbewetthresgpnrimes

YU lditbs,Ia`ulered terribly.

V-,I getasralipfustllltriod

_'lbs tteshaeatiavsmsrallef.

loam of 'Soothe Salvs' and twool

‘Fruit-Q-iivss’.aad snr entlrelyweli"

6. W. BALL.

B00! Glide sterling refmedlu _are

sold bydalass st we.abox,6for U-U. tisant oo reodpt of prheiry fruit-a’-thu United, Ottawa. - “hit-s-tives" is also putnpias our up 'mea ara for za.

~ I ki ' l .nc eoamo and _ ‘ l _me olsurir; Irr`p.<:;_5 benuhon; are _ V Mm Mme Picknd of s.chVmeVV

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_ _FURTHVER PARr;|'flCSL`l]&GnRe?Qi(Te-

White

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| -ITEI OIITTED.-'lil the le- icount of Kensington High School closing the following was omitted. I lvexy sweetly sung song by label ‘Lynda and Eva Bowness also s rec-

, _ _

:lution by Anna Sheen.-R. num.” ““_ pn” “_“_ p_|‘:gtn eastern Kinfs .county are

1 . INDI' C0.. Ll-Q. 1|(-7-5.2L

-Potrcs counr.-ror rrssiarng _ 5

too` freely on Dominion Day. two drasks formed the docket at the Pol- Ilce Court on Tuesday morning. His :honor Stipendiary Wyatt set the nom- ¢lnal` line on each of 85 and costs Or :ten-days both lines were paid.-H. I _ ____

I -P. W. C. EXAl8.- The en- grrance examinations to the Prince of fwsles College were concluded here i1‘lrnrsday there being thirty two stud- senta participating. They report the Qexarns as being fairly dlillcult bu no doubt when the results are published _lour Western students will as usual igive s very creditable account of i themselves.-D. ‘

5 -COMING 8PORY8.- Prospectel

look ben" than Q,” for t good hm-"I to Summerside after a visit to Wind-

frace here on the 12th of July as the-

lstarting and yererythlng possible 'is

~sure a good days sport.-D.

.\lrs. Harry Hunter

received the sal? news iher sister Mrs. Eliza ‘widow of the_late Mr. -bury. which occurred ll. f'. on the 2nd lust. of her husband. who was for some lrlmr- an official of the P. E. l. R..-

of the death of D. )letberall.` Wm. Scantie»_ at Vancouver After the death

rg. sg; lil; his

I 5 -STIIAWIIRRY IOXKS, lull

_UID-SUIIEI IILLINEIY SALQ .`-For ths balance of the season we ‘wil1allowaDl.aeoanto!83l-3. ` eent. oil untrlmmed Hats. and 50 Q 1 coat. ol trimmed ones. htate .iamei Kennedy. Kensington. 106-7-llil snlsl-_--3.

` VESTEBN PERSONALS

_ -Mr. Thomas Trainer. Roseville, ‘was in Bummorside on Monday.

-Miss Nita Hensley has returned

sor. .\'. 8.-L.

is visiting in Summerside, the guest

` i being done by the management to en- °f Ml” Nfl* H°”°|°Y--L t

-Miss Etta Trainor and Private ‘Alfred Tralnor of this city spent Dominion Day in Summerside.

visiting in Summerslde the guest of

-Mrs. Gagon, Nashville, N. H.. is‘

_her aunt Mrs. P. C. Gallant.-L. i

--Mrs. G. W. Irving of New Loni

don. is visiting her parents Mr. and'

Boots

fthe flew-eased went to V her two daughters wh _' mourn.-L.

ancouver with 0 are left to

Mrs. John Agnew oi Aiberton.-L. '

V Mr. Charles Baker of Antigonlsb.; 4 `-N. S.. is visiting in Summerside thell

‘*rs°"~§?

A new American high

buckskiu white la c e d b o o t-high leather en- ameled heels-V-sometting new-regular 97.00 value ...... _.$5.00

FINE CANVAS

High top white canvas

laced boot- made with l.\'mt

white enamelled leather heels-_-all sizss

Only ..... ......$2.95

Alle) &C

_§mmstnv- _

_ I mn The Newest 1Mf~¢»-=~» nv-

. ,.__¢.i» .-,_ ,__’_,V¢-

f f r

Designs

in pcture frames in all sizes and

stylds. moderately priced. Call and sea Oskaloosa, I 010111- l dmply in misery _

The llaver Studio

_ 1 _

1 For

in camp or at the front: _for your Sailor Lad patrolling

:`__V the high seas; from you to! ‘L-_._ rum in mass his hem ughtg

and to help keep tight the home iles.

your photograph. '

»'-'

._\§}_\_i 7_asa\\\\

3 .= . . ‘D . D

:Grade ll jr. $1.25. Stephen Burns;

, Waiter--"fIan't you tell .Chronic Grumbler-“No." Waiter-

`*"\‘Vcll. then. what difference does itl

..._

1 Q make. V

Your Soldier Boy

l _ -Fauumc acHoor._-The eros-I ing of the Fanning School .\ialpeque.! took place on Thursday June 2'»'th.§ IAmong the visitors present was in-l

ort programme rizcs given to The winnels of

.=.pc<:tor iloulter. A sh was carried out and p

the successful pupils. ithe prizes were as folows: S40 schol- arship. Grace .\ir.-Gougan: lst prize. Grade \'lll. senior S7: .\iuriel Mc.\'utt,.V tlst prlze_ Grade Vill junior. S5.00,_ Florence Peake; lst prize $4.00. _Grade VII. I-‘rank Woodside; lst prize’ -Grade V. $3.00. Margaret .\icGougan; . list prize. Grade IV. $2. Bl1lC€ MC- ;.\“utt; lst prize. Grade Ill. 81.75. Er- win Taylor; lst prize. Grade ll sr. ' 130 lilian Cham ion* lst rize.'_

lst prize. Grade l. $1.00. Gregor Mc-

"Here, Waiter.

mb or pork ‘."'

Chronic Grumhler- what are these chops. la

by the taste?"

YEARS I

Was Curgby Pmkl1am's Vegehlib I

Compound.

I _"FOI

women 'l for it

work for me and

others if they will give

guest of his mother Mrs. Jas. Perry. 13

` -Ill. MAIN-IP. @lD0l| D

~ ia.

1.' ’CRO,P8 IACKWARQ- 'HIC

backward owing to the very

cool wet weather ol the int (gg. weela.-S. ` _

._.°¢0AL LADEN.-The ,schooner

'Geneva hhei is in dlachlrthls I load oicos! ior_&2snis°8on& Oo.. The schooner r

lou having discharged' a

for the F. E. i. Railway.-

- ~°UEPA8`l'UR¢ _l._EGllETTED. -_ ¥r.‘.loseph lltcheil and _family have., removed to the United. States. l'r.‘ Mitchell has sold his cottage on llain Street to Ira. lsllick. lr. Mitchell was one of our esteemed citir.ens.l The Methodist Sunday School pre-` sented his daughter, Kiss Grace. with* aaraddreea and A purse of money in recognition of her valued asslstance‘ in the School.-B.

_.5 ' as 3.3

FOOD SCARCITY.-It is be-

wmlng apparent that there is golugl o be a scarcity of food in Canada be-, fore the next harvest. Would it not be a good idea to call. meetings in vsricus towns and sections of the ls-l_ land to impress upon the minds of the Deople the urgent necessity of saving bread. beef and bacon for the soldier

bring facts right home to our people.

..'8YMPA1’HY EXPRESSED. -

The profound sympathy of the people of Souris and surrounding country goes out to Senator McLean and fam- ly in, this time of their great sorrow.` s it is feared their only daughter,

llottetown in his car Dominion Day. VV__s _ _ _

boy, 'ho must be -fed_ This ,UUMV arrived in Souris on their way back

S. °

-H

-L. i

-Mrs. L. R. Allen and Miss Irene!

have returned to Summerside afterl spending a few days_in St. John. .\'..

B.-L. §

-Mrs. Martina Mclilunon. of]

Grand River. Lot 14 is visiting her( sou W. A. and Mrs. McKinnon of Al- berton.--D.

-Mrs. W. .\i. Smallman, oi Wolf-

villc_ is spending a iew days in Sum- mersldc the guest of Mrs. John]

Smallman.-L. I

-Miss Ruth E. J. Rogers of Free-_

town has returned home after spend-l ing a week with ber friends in Ken-|

'sington and Margate. V

_--Mr. James White Customs Officer.. recently retumed from Charlottetown, where he was undergoing treatment in the Hospital.-D. i

-Mr. Eric McKay who has beeni

attending an automobile school ini lriontreat retumed home to Summer'-‘ side on Thursday_eve_ulng to spend his vacation.--L. _

-Mr. and Mrs. .l. S. Wedlock and

family of Charlottetown passed °hrough Summerside on Thursday cn. their way to Newfoundand where they' will visit friends.-L.

_ _

-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred' Mcbonaldl

of Hamilton. Ontario are visiting in; Summerside. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Monkley.-L.

-- I

-Miss Helen Bell who has beeni

teaching school near Alberton spent a iew_days in Summerslde last week. and returned to her home at Antl- gonish, N. S. on Friday morning.-L

-Miss E. J. Ryan arrived home in-

Summerside last week after spending the winter with her brother Mr. J. E. Ryan of Minneapolis. Minn., and the past two months in Bt. John visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris.-L.

__._p._ii__-s

THE IROWN KNIGHT’

-llrs. Lrzzza Cotrarunr, _ West, Oskalooas, Iowa.

An old woman prayed by a shrine in

Francs. `

"God grant the Germans may not

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The Cook Studio whr-ww----1---i»»»f~»¢-1

Proletsional Cards

is day, year rn and year out, sudsring auch misery as did Mrs. Courtney, when such letters as this areeontlnual ybslul

biiahed. Every woman who suffers

F displace ta, l larltl li'~'~ darghradon, ul:;:stion,nh?kach:'ner _

vousness, orwho is psssingtiitonghfth;

Challis of Life should [life this flrnbuf'

rnotand herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-

'DR C L _ hsm's Vzssiable Corn nd, s trial. For

' _ _ ~ I - mggiln élaesivr-|t»,§`.§rs E.T§is|rimVr:

_. | My “fs C rf!"

°""°N'c °'9'A'l° of its isag exparlsncs is at your service.

CURATIVBZ TREATMENT by th

month- in srlvnrwo. Victoria Home (.hario_ttetovrn, i’.E.l., Canada.

' HOURS, i2 to 8 daily. NOW

ti. ri. IIESSIAN

. larrfatar, lolioltor, T' Notsryjubilo, sto.. f MONEY T0' LOAN. ~ - _ laairtapua. P. l. I.

f _

f- J. in. srnvva-nfr. K. 0. Vllarrlater, V Solicitor and ' ’ N0*-1;v_;Pn\zlls" ` 0llos__Nswssn Block. Sirsristtstown lraneh Oillea, Georgetown

VV I9” is Loan en lsal latats

6l\l3£\l@"

§ For First-class Quality I in Fishing Tackle. Now

n - I '

r I - -

on we can fit you with l

» 0 imept such as RotVis.Lin§, _

Ais' halt for sale 171 Great

Georg Street. Pitons Hifi..

_ lgmon a naivrnnv I. ‘Ui"s: ssrmsy. rt. o. '

_ osiss-essu sf n. s. ctarsag

oasnsuemm. r».s.t. ‘

-i w,__ ' __i,~»_V_-_,__ at 1\ ’

V that the fishing season is _

everything nc c e s s_a/r y from our large assort-

Reels, Baskets, CBIU,

Flies Nets arid Waders. I

I _

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1-:l|.‘.rrer......¢,._us. I

._ l.°°t.'-'.°:?°“"' MONTAGUE- “tf 3'.-°..*_`i* '°=

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sr _ ‘

Miss Rena lost her life when the Hos-

pital ship on whlchshe was return- 5 ing to England was torpedoed. Miss e McLean was a general favorite. and hear; sympathy 'nh ‘ML He de_

,< . clared according to the oiliclal re-

?) her cheerful disposition. and was Pom that -he had uhm” been B

endeared herself to all who knew her-

specialiy admired for her devotion

to her chosen avocatlon. caring for 5 the sick and dymg_ .rms is- me sec_.sald, that Parliament would be ut

ond bereavement which Senator Mc- t

Lean and family have been called to

bear. their younger daughter. Miss 'J Winnie. having been accidentallyja rowned at Mount Stewart some

years ago.-S. 4 :V

a. general assent of Parliament.

ireland." said the Premier, "because

ugI\_|.nrv Prone

Hood’s Sarsalparilla removes

scrofula sores, bo' s and other emig- tions, because it out of e blood the humors that cause them. Eruptions cannot be successfully treated with external applications, because’ these cannot purify the l blood.

Hood’s Baraaparilla makes rich,

red blood, perfects the digestion,

'and they have always ended lu a `dispute. But if a scheme is adopt- F ed which would give equal treatment on a Federal basis to ireland, Eug- ,land. Scotland and Wales. you can :say to lrlshmen: "Weil, we are giv- 1 ing you exactly what we are taking ` ourselves. and what is good enough for us ought to be good enough for

you."

can a»¢.sm¢,.., % darn twenty-svstesa'l:'

frozen squid for halt.-8

Prince of Wales Colege is belly held in Bouris this week. There is a rum our that a school teachers union for the whole island is about to beorgau led and a possibility of a strike may occur if salaries and supplements are not increased.-S.

EASTERY_ PEBSONAI S

'American Consul Pierce of Char

lottetowu has taken a cottage in Sourls for a summer outing.-S

._.°CusLoms Oilicer. M . W. G Bruce. who has been relieving the collector at Souris returned to Char

..°Rev. Mr. Templeman and Urs.

Templemsu of the Magdalen islands

to the islands. They are the guests f Mrs. Fred llorrow.-8.

BRITl8H PRE“l¢l\ ON

THE IRISH QUESTION

LONDON. July 6.-Premier Lloyd

tion from both Houses of Parha- ment that called on him a day or wo ago to urge the necessity of peedy adoption of a scheme of Fed- ral devolution expressed himself in

trong Federalist He realized, he

erlv unable to deal adequately with

at war problems if at the same me it was taxed with local affairs f Scotland. Wales and ireland, that

would be impossible to carry

hrough such a measure during the ar unless assured of something of

"It is never very safe to indulge n prophesy when the talk is about

here have been so many prophecies

"That," said the Premier. “would atisfy the Domlnions. which on the

and builds up the whole system. In- sist on having Hoodfs. Getjt now.

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BEIIBBHNHNKBBBRBHKKBNBKBEKKEKSBEBKEEWERK E

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whole are convinced that we have ,not extended to ireland the measure 0 ».

--'$31' lGAl_\CE_.-The llshnrmea

lfelll hamperedatpresentowin to wma; sesurer sm sesmty or mf I A508 for Him

war. V

iv.

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N 't' 9

-. larr aamvu.-rss seem “ - ~ - osuoos. cape. nas une. srl'-:rvsa 'rl °.‘“-PV Sourls Tuesday _with 5000 pounds

M&'a lid. lhliaa

°P. W C £XAls_--The sum “`

tnatiol of candidates for entrance to

srl' rs-ll

38 l;

George, replying to a large deputa- _ _ _____A_______________ ___ _,___-__;_._ __..

CANADIAN THREAT TO GERMAN

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LONDON. July 5.--Canadians in

'their recent offensive against the Germans at Neuville Vttasse had an interesting incident. Four Canadians were ordered to take in a charge a Union Jack with a letter attached, sweep past all Germans. climb up the slim remains of the tower of the church_ and fasten the Union Jack with its message upon it. This they did whllh their comrades were busy capturing and killing Germans.

All next day the flag remained fast-

ened to the top of tbc church until darkness. Then the Germans, reach- ing it and taking it down, found the accompanying letter which said that German officers were no good because hey' would not come out to fight but remained behind sending their soldi- ers up in front.

The Canadians were tired of this.

therefore they proposed to followthis. raid. which was a mere preliminary. by another shortly in which they would ignore the rank and file of the Germans and kill none but olhcera. They would go to headquarters in

order to get hold ofthe German ollic~

ers who linger behind.

“D1 the Kaiser." ended the

1‘freedom..!tidclt__ls_._her due.

. 4 “__”

July 22nd ro est

Message in big capitals.

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ha-utauquf eck

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The M05! Nomé/e all/eek of I/ze Yea

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.~" -I ' (Learns M QUEEN fr. wud' G

_ _ _ _ V . C _ -one o t e o s rest War Correspondents: he spent over three months rn the tren

,4~,.,,¢g ' ’ ` _: ‘gathering materralfor his lecture.

_ And strengthen the Enllish knights _ own

. - town!"

And steady the stalwart knights in

brown. '

Who came to our sid from London

wvhyrs

A soldier knelt inV s chapel and pray-l

' ed.-

' '(3-od grant the German flood bs

sta 'ed

in br .

Who rams to our aid from Loudon

Two children knelt in evening prayer,

"God lrsep the 'Germans from com-_

I ing here. ' ` And bless the brave young ltnlg ts in brown ‘ _ "

Who came to France from London

town!"

LA German knelt. and his_ head was I bowed.

He did not utter’ his thoughts aloud

Bur, the prayer of his heart was just _ the ssmo._

"God help my`brown knights play

the same!" V

rss rt;sshVot_the knights their sr hll

t l* il! '

"gsg [sig my knights maintain 'their owir. ` ~ My brave 'strong lads in their costs of

And comfort the women of London

town!"

"Wa _areliolding the line.” said

l h fi in browi

The asf ts_w o_ ssilVa5'3i from Lon; "“ ojigjowrll ‘_ ' '

And browri knights k_e_ep what they

hold. you know.

W_hs_t_har the tide ruus_ high or_ low_}’f

“We are holdingths line in the lleids

ogfrssee

The _enemfs forces, shall not ad;

God wiil'p2&l'¢t his knights

Norms ll. Smith.

,f iruto touch with this big msn and

ceremony. He is a great thinker

rr vs '

will be more than delighted with “Robin Hood.” Manyrernember the famous songs-"Then Hgy r po, the Meny Greenw f- October Ale,"_ “Come Dreai_n_ So Bright." “Tin_lrcrs' Chorus," “Oh Promise Me," “Come Away to the Woods

Robin Hood

il.

on C

hear what he has got to say.

and speaker.

DR. SIMS. His lecture "The Calf Path "is of absorbing interest.

TIE LEGTUVIEIS Adi lVl_0Vl_|l_V Till' FUIEIDST ll Mllllllll

VV V cl

__ (]_!I`hen there is DR. HARMON. His lecture on “ The Challenge of Democracy” is so good that everybody should cm

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~ " Armenian Massacres. No man made a more profound impression on his audiences last year than did Dr Coan

._ ,

([_Finally. there’s FRANK DIXON. He has caused more thinking than any man on the lecture platform Hrs lectures

oftentimes mistaken as destructive instead of constructive. This confusion arises because he goes to the heart of things with

7- (["Thc Tragedy of Armenia” is the stirringlecture which will be given by DR COAV who lived th*ougb the days of

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V Till HVUSIBM. E_V_ElT8 CUIIPIISE :-

rr ' v ,,

Ho' Thedllor Joliriy," “Ye Birds rn_Azu`iV'c Wrrrgingi," "Armorer’s Song,” “'A Hunting We Will Ge " _.\hr I Do ve you

My Own" "Love, We Never More Will .Part," and others. Chautauqua will be the place to hear them ur the 0

" presented by s full cast of 35 people.

THE MCKINNIE OPERATIC COMPANY is well-known. There is probably no other musical company that eil

wholeheartedly into their work. No other has giyen__such cornplctc satisfaction. Each member of the company rs nn srirst

|]_'i‘i~lE_BROQl(S OIVICHESTRAL CLUB' takes first ‘rs`uk anro_rrg Chautauqua orchestras; For four years rt has prov:

the better things rn music when cspably and attractively presented are more appreciated by the average audience thump t and so called popular numbers ~ 5 \

Wrihm the l t few years. one of the big hits i'n musical iustrurn t _ r th rdi I

of a russia; such as PIETRD KORDELIA rs capable of adggdlngsmogtpplgfsrlrtgulnusild. I-lt:drl1tqrl|t€%hla'lsstt:t`r1glr'l1ll` rid hrs company which include the Misses Goldmg and Wright are red to grve as good iii errtertalnureai gg was a hsutauqua. Miss Golding rs an artist with the vrolru Miss Wright w ll delight every one with her singing il THE H0MES'l,`E_'AU3 Thi! ily 15,6ne of the br features and iV_v_e__n on the evenr ofthe tlrrrcidsy 'Yp s

course, heard o_f _ The Old Homestea Quartet. They will givd s pecisl“sftert|_ 'tfconcert of the amous old qltartei harms e to hegr, This is s real comedy quartet. ‘_ _Con1t,:_l|ld hear themihnd forget your troubles. Good old fashioned fun The srtrstic presentations oi Miss Janet Hershey will be a treat t Ch ut tr it di lr I s s Boston grrland wrlfesslly hold up the reputation Boswm has ogptndhguzghndumdliilzlzngtl 1 e mmh My Mi” R

forllldsexhhdel "

(L ROBIN HOOD rs by far the most popular American Opera and rs perhaps the biggest single attraction ever given 4

Chautauqua program If Chautauqua patrons were pleased with the Chimes of I\ormandy and Mikado' ru previous ve

ood

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Yau mkh* ' , -‘ mr* -~ V _, _V'V'l. _ WM s.

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Everyone is assured of,-a comfortable' and sat'sfictory seat in th ;Bl *Sh ' on P_rinoe__of' Walaa‘Goileg¢fGroun‘da. A-'ohsaitful abd ‘Plttribtio Eiedgragn. light W an W ' lil adlirityou to all the Lectures and Performances. (;~Fuiisr particulars r'é_"` y i

~ (L lf~you‘lrya out ofiown drop s,__ postcard to the Ghautsdtgus Atlvi. Oogniigtse,

_and s. program will beVVms,iied to you. QL The full program will be published in the

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Cause Coms BI

Who Cares I

Because st\le dccrecs tha

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