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BE Y0UR owN 0 contralouardlan ` coming l we MARKETS

MONTREAL Que June 22-The

LOT 65 - Tea Party, July 2nd. ' " ll ‘e ru

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ill ' ourself

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‘. money tiuit tvtli arrive st the

‘ _ dzite you need it most. An

\ Endowment. Policy with the ~\ Maritime Lite makes it pos-

sible.

Premiums are low because

speculative features - and Ullllfgvs -- :irc climirnited.

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July 12th. 6141-6-21-31 _

POLICE COURT-At the Police

charged with driving a cor while,

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6 la mw5_ foreign demand for grain cts; am;

,day was of a limited chartgd !

. 'th l b iness transac WHS 8-

nom) S TAx"_Pn°n° M3' Em' -- \ Elm: ldlads dlfswheat and oats. There - °

Mon lprice sellers would not accept and

Court yesterday morning an autoisti . isalw were made at the close of me

lday at 6'! l-4c per bushel. There

drunk was fined $20.00. `- - » _ was some demand "om local buyer;

___ f oats and ales of ro 3 Canadian

RECRUITS WANTED _Fm B Vlilestern were made ui. 6 1-4e per

J '°‘ °"'*‘"~--~- - ' to camp duly 3rd to l-ith Apply ati X _ i -

_, _ *mm . tl , C I F Moi treal, and No, 2 feed

J( ¢ 9 to Cunt R is 1~l_l>wnlli.Si>rl_ns - I “Wild GCBSC 'oiifnged nandslut ooo c 1 F The

e n w ere

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lvvt in payment of taxes. ~- lfrom dealers for nigh gre e " _ ' ` ’ ll>~.__\

i Messe” H“ds°n Jeffery I-*°W°" and further sales of Ontario extras ¢ `~ \ ~ - /_pl- _ _ Q

'ri-is MARKET-The market was Bedefiue. and Ralph Campbell Cllel- .were mode ot as 1-zo ner dozen F 1° . ~" _ \ -~ _‘

fairly well attended yesterday. But- mn Were ln Clll'l9l»°Yl Oll ThUl'S<li1y O B shipping points and British *ir

ter sold at 350; eggs 30c: chickens CV9l`lll”l8- Columbia extras sold at 32c with _ _ A

$1.00 to $1.20; fowl $1.25 to s1.40;l -- _mm at aio per dozen F o is vnu- i ' _-___-ll, ul _

"hubarb 10c. bundle. The first wild lVll”S» Charles Campbell. Chelton. couvei' for shipment next i1=.:k. The .

' strawberries of the season were on hi?-S returned l-0 her lwme l\fi»€1“receipts were 1,834 cases. There was C li t' " \ '

sdentisicau D ’ d "ale may “l 25° per small glass. Siielldllis it few days with her ‘ es f°l' 0- tr ` 9'- ~ . - `\

_ y Hay 756. to B5c; oats 90c to 95c; daughter Mrs. J. W. Waugh, New -°'f \\ ~~\

T* T d_ "traw 500; white potatoes 45c to Annan. -_ ' ' '_.__- 1 ~_

Wu '»0c; and blue potatoes 65c to 75c.'_ _-___ - steady demand from loc uyers, . ,~_" 64" /` ¢g';'»Q)\ -K' '-_. __ ‘ There was a large supply of fresh Mi' George Taylor, Bedeque, paid The trade in imported new crop po- \` \ ',§¢;'"`/ _/_ 5;-_

The Fireulone lreud W” not designed with la__g°_ ish but no haddook. ,ii business trip to Central Bedeque tatoes was also reported fair and as _ _ _ .'§l€,»__________»< _lg

° ° li f k l - --_ ifm Monday. su ies were ample for all require- _ . -‘ >\ _(_/s \_~._ _ _

massive pro_|e¢ om or appearance or to ma e p ausible umTl,luAY l.AR»l~Y_On Frlday .- - » _ \ <~ __ 1 ,if \

ill" \|'¥“m¢“t~ on ill* coll'-\’ll'Y» lll¢ Pl'°_.le¢ll°l'l§ °f “N last. the little friends of Miss Mrs. Charles Schurmnn, Chelton, 1 EW-de ilt $4 Der barrel. and f°" no' `l"\ * Q " `

croll-and-square tread are-small and the rider strips nar- 'T-ladys Doucette gathered at the was a visitor to Summerslde on 2 glade ill $2775 Del' blll'l'€l~ GX -`1f°l`0-§ '- 1” » ` \ ov

row, perlnlttmg the tread to yield to irregularities mg 'Game of__Il_f_lr.si_lnd Mi-sh Joseph _Coyle. Tuesday. ‘ 3goo_d s_teady_t3a<_le c_<i_nti_i_l(lic;_t;>___l;c __ __ ~

' ° ' _ ' eymou .. on te occas on of ' ____ 0110 l”l m,l°°l‘€ Ca -' ll - » ' `.

dm' tn the road' gwmg the. gre-.Rest non skid ulrhfe' ‘ier birthday. The little guests were Mrs Gertrude Murray is spend-lpues on spot were none wo large \ f/// '

By means of the exclusive Firestone Gum-Dipping ushered by Miss Reta Doucette into ing a few days with her neice Mrs. fm” the l`°‘1‘lll”°m°’llS me l°“9 °f me ” ._ ' 'AW

_ .market was firm with sales of cur- ' '

procou every fibre of every cord is saturated and innu- lated with rubber, to withstand the extra flexing of the Firestone tread.

If you want the economy, comfort and safety of

Gum-Dipped Tires--lee the nearest Firestone Dealer.

FIRESTONE TIRE H RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, Limited

1ulMii.'roN, oN'r/imc

MOST MILES PER DOLLAR

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5°” Mr' Justice Haszald- The def' deque on/MOHCLY evening' liellillxyg marked prices i0c per barrel! Li* ' _ ~ _

andant who is wanted for that in ' ` _ _ Tll -g d demand ' _ __ ..,.___. `-'

Oregon did not appear and bail am- tom: my Qhskdvlvumn; aligns’ Falefh llxlizlm Enilslzshwiglpgr-tzrgafiir supplies _ _-f"» ____ _ -""\.

ounting to $500 was forfeited. a e pe ng R ew nys ' l d the local and country trade al- i` I -~ ' ' ,f

their daughter Mrs. Earle Pearson. all _ _ . __ ~ _-_i .I _

QUer~:N's coUN'ry coUR'1‘ Ch°“°“' iso srifwed iimptril)vemmdlti<ilihe;i`lfo `~‘ - f ’ ' ' ‘

_ - ____ -no c ange n e con i < ~ __ , _ *_ ' ___

The JUN! SESSION Of the Qlleelfsl M F ,lm lmarket for winter wheat flour. pric- `

County Court which opened °u'~ 'S "mk Jewell' 3°” vm' was, is i innintn ned with only e 7"? ' -" ' _ i " -1 V *T-:Er _- Tll€S¢i9~y W9-S 0l0S9d yesterday B-fWl':l8' vtsiwr w Bedeqfue on Monday' liryeriigderate tlrade passing. The ‘_-'_ l l _. ‘ L 5- i -_-_e-» ____

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‘hc dining room which was prettily

'he little hostess presided over a

in her usual excellent manner, for me Slxleeli youn uests. Late the

iuusic. and all departed wishing Gladys “Many Happy Returns" and heartily thanking Mr, and Ml-5_

decorated in rose and white. Here,

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evening was spent in games and'

Fi-ed. H. Clark, Chelton.

flaillliy ten. -prepared by Mrs. Coyieiitor to Chelton, on Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Eliga Simpson, Bel-

mont, Lot 16 spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Sinclair Affleck Chel-

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Coyle for their hospitality. _

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l1’5’-E-iafyi ~ -» ~ i . __ __ THE__guo;gi-92?;nggvQ1__.§uA_npi§N_ _ _ __ _ -PAG.E»l‘lFl=”=lf?!‘.-

awarded $75 to the government of Central B°deq“e» h°ldl“g “vang” 'Th t d in eg s was faiily active ‘rinse Edward Island, plaintiff in Rlhsuc services' He made many f"le“d‘“.antl tl; etone if the market was W A . ‘ case against W. Gardiner for neg-“nd acqualntances While hel`e» ]flrm_ Thci'e was a steady demand .` A /_ __~* » _

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li _ lwas a good inquiry__ from3Nev_ys‘l'1¢;l;l;

,_ _ ' ter for toug no. oa

onnioi: 'rc/L-At canoe col., \ _ds ___ ___ ____ _“SML C I F A

/' ‘ treal were made Friday Wl'll¢fl `

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/ up LLH I6 d Bfmalba 9 - 4- ______, __ tl-ado in car lots was moderate with € 1 __, -.,_,|r.. _ i V2) V) - equipment and the new Highland . ll Cl ' ll pled . - . " /_/_ :_ _ _ _ _/}D Cn-FICE HA|.ll='AX.CAN. _ uniforms will be issued. nedeqlle Alld \,lCinii».Vi§&uuI:lt;_y BTO tlglgce lullll-lel. . 1 ~ _ i _

_ ,m I‘- \\. ni-:N i'|.i-;v iinnugei ioi- ' '__' _-_ ' ‘strength in the cash wheat situation _

I V Y' V 1 - ""“"" ”"“""‘ “‘""" “ML F0RFE"`ED"°Th° “se °f Mr and Ms. Percy Allan. Searle- lat Winnipeg a stronger feeling de-_ - ‘pp _ _

_ __ __________ xtradltion against Dean-alias Drew lcwn_ were vlsllms to cemml Be_,,,eluued lu me local ll-lariget foi- -' \ -' - Ei _\_\

was resumed yesterday morning bc- ' - rl when fluul. und mlllers gurl-

noon. A number ol civil action. l lllf d -iq t was moderately ac- -_ _ __,,__;"¢g were on the docket, most of whichl Rev' H~ Wllghl' °‘ N°"°~ S°°ll“il_1l\ve aellhmflslgudy llndertcne. The' ` - ~ r’ ` -; Were "Oi C0lll€Sl-¢Cl- Y€Si'»€l'd8y l”fl0l"»rewmed Monday to his home t'here“ni`arket`for standard grades of roll-

nins His Honour Judge Stewa1't.“f'”’ ‘Pending ‘l °°‘“l°1° °‘ Weeks i" ed oats was quiet and unonenged .- _ il

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tatoes br? the uiidertone to the

market was veiv ilim with ii good ka Y

a, ,, ac e g _ \

iiul 4 ments piices were unchanged foi no ‘ ~ _ V

lots of choice white handpicked at'

Mr Lloyd Best' Kelvlnv was ll yls_ $3.90 per bushel and broken lots at ____

.$4.10 per bushel, ex-store. A feature .of the butter trade was the weaker

scored a decline of 1-4c to 3-4e pei' lb. This was attributed to the in- creased ofierings and of the absence of any important demandwlth the

' ”"° ,result that only a small volume of

Mr Fred Murphy' Chelton' mid a business was done. The receipts

1 . , g trip Summerslde on were 4.676 packages. The ch(-csi-l months of July ,md August th ' » trade was quieter owing to the lull

_ lfeellng that developed and prices r

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I Mrs C‘°l`d°“ M“cF“l`llm°~ Augugl' ~coiie1icc trading between liousr-s on

3 _ _- Bumps The 0NLY ;‘;;§}“;=,,;“u;;Sl 1331;; <§°u"~l_<=lif_n;_ M.. J.i...13;K.1.f Wm.-....{..""“““‘ -

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ur eucllln H0 ev 0 n Tum Mass has returned to her old lioinci ' EGGS

! Mum' g' . We_ve" °"f'l"gv if in l“cl'nwooci. slie plans on i-ciniiininil \

13lll)l,l5f, and Central Chrlsllasl ’*"" in thc foreign demand iiiirl in con-`l

Churches will hold u it d _ i _ ` "' fourth! July the meexilihtgs ctllselme Cove' was the guests of Mr and Spot was Somewhul' M a "'“"'ed iieid in the Baptist Church witlilMrS' Rufus Bagmm central Be* °h“ract'e"' Spot prices were "n` I Rev. Ross Elltorl ll,-cuclllnu and d‘~‘¢l‘l9~ 0" 3llll£`l°~Yll1Sl- changed. The receipts wt-rc 9,046

_ Y inorrow in the Baptist Church with - 'i ‘markets continue firm today with

_ we si:i.i.

Mr- Tllrller preaching, Mlfs' Joh" Jeffel'5'» Lilwel' B'3‘d0‘lll@» lspecial strength evident on the

___ was in the city on Saturday. ‘grade of exlrau

-- | TORONTO'-This egg market is

Mr and Mis Lorne MacFarlanc.liirm and higher Dealers aio quot-

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In M r' 0 lChurl0ttewwn."were the guests oflin countr sh" ers for un rnded

0lIi0 13.111 H Y luv is

the formeis mother Mrs. Howardeggs delivered. cases returned. ex- |MacFarli1ne, Fernwood tras 34; iirsts 31 32; seconds 24-26

' ` iuits.`r:uPm:M1.i MACLEAN _"_ l ‘prices t° retailer; are exmé 39405

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Mr Herman MacFarlane was a firsts 36 37, seconds 30 31.

visitor to Summerside on Sunday l MONTREAL-The local market is

_ __ _ ll- le )_lll.s_ on .June sth. 1920. there passed ` .___ ` n d ' ~i iti .t~ ` T e I I penccfuny away nt Desable, P. E. IS- Mrs_ Cllmgrgn of Summerslde is i?&(lll'laéni§lld;3i}.pxEc)Ei3l‘;lS iiI'€all`i

7' _ ll. aged 96 Cl~lel|;0n_ ' _ sumption heavy.

Ill Ao lyears. Deceased was a dau hter of _ i VANCQUVER. - The local e

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_ _ the late Alexander Campbell and market is uite ii P i i

_ E STRELT _ _ Mr and Mrs. Walter Bartlett and ll fm 9-y 118 DI' CSS

GREAT GEORG' E ISLAND Euphemla MacLean his wife, andlMr and Mr, purcv Allan ulreuueulto producers are unchanged at ex-l

land. Euphemia Campbell, widow of the guests gf Mrs Earle pellrsglrlticularly good demand with con- the late John Macliea

ARD . - . '

THE ULDEBT TIRE SHOP 'N PRINCE DW brother of Donald Campbell of Flat me servlce ln Central Belle ue‘tras 26-28' tirsts 23-26' pullet extras

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i River P. E. Island. She leaves one Church on Sunday e,,erllug_ |18-20. Two cars have been sold re-

" ‘. __0___ SM E BY _ daughter Euphemia Belle wife of _l lcentiy to the east at extras 32; firsts

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Fred Campbell DeSabie. Mrs. Mac- Hel. mum, "lends are glad w leam 30, F O B and Eastern buyers arc Leah had enjoyed comparatively Mlss Aunle Cameron Albany ls eager to take further cars at these

A & good health for one so aged. but of lslraully lmpmvlng ln the P_ C_»prices but local dealers are reluct-

» ' I 5 irecent years was afflicted with loss Hu-S lull after her severe lrllul-y alll '90 l90°l¢ 0l”d9l‘S Hll€Hl`l~ I .l’ i s'r. JOHN-Tn 1 i it t"

of sight and hearing. She was most_wl»llull she ,ecelved E few days asm ___ holdhm mm ew_o_l:_a t_€;§Edmar ed

KENT STR-EET, CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. l- tenderly cared for by her daught/er she ls very much mlssed ln Mn Mac_‘ __ d hi __ 9 €l\'l&l’l

i ` lJ€l`S0l”l °f humble and d°V°“l' Mrs. Heber. E. Myres, North Carle- _____<»>_.____

l0lli1l`BCl»9l'- Many had enl°Y°d thelton, spent Tuesday with her sisterl

hospitaUly Of l‘l@l‘ hom? Mrs Henry Affleck. _ . _ The funeral was held on Monday MMKENZIE Kms “ED

Unifor I Accurate ill Vallles June llth. to Argyle Shore cemetery Mm _lolm w_ Ruse ul- U_ 5_ A_ l5_

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and was largely attended. The ser-lvlslung llel. daughter Mm Angu_l_ A _very qulet but pretty wedd_ng_

` ° s vices `were conducted by Rev. Ewen MacDomld_ Chellurr t k l t S lll h Ml Mmfch Laying Mast- Mmtiii vu-d ~_ ..i';..:..';2°t'i...2;i.;i: t.;';..i:

M0n'a.rCh Scratch Graln- _fl‘€¢lll€lll'lY~ and was Bblf’ t° Wu °f Messers Walter Wright and John -bl-ide of Joseph A. Hopkins.

gh Lai . t liinon. ' ;was waited on by Miss Aniia Dem-

__ l_ F nge; ‘;;___d_f rx" _ -__---_¢»>--- Mr Theohlplus Enman. Central llng_ cousln of the gruum_ she wore °“ ry a ' ‘ ELLSWORTH HENRY Bedeque, was in Chelton on Wed- n pretty gown of honey dew canton

‘ CHAPPELLE, llesday on business. crepe and carried a shower bouquet

_ Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd. ~ A ____ _________ ____ ____ ml _» __ _ _..__,,_l._;.._$._._§__________________d________

' mme of_ Mr and Mm Hurry chul,-! Mr and Mrs. Arthur Affleck arid `MacI{enzie, brother of the bridal

Pelle by the dum ol mere ulueul children, Doris and Ross were in The Church was prettily decorated

' Ellsworth all the Chelton on Sunday the guests ofiwlth cut flowers After the cerem-

d .

';l_‘$\,b::;v§l lilwlears and 9 muurhu Mr and Mrs. Hemy Affleck . ,_rlny a l‘el:_¢_aptlon was held at the

He was of a kind and lovin! dill- ‘ °m° ° ° 5"°°m~

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~ her l‘l€0D »l‘€ll8l°ll5 °°1'“’l°l'l°“5 °“d‘Bishop. Searletown. paid a business, The marriage was performed in!

Monarch D€Vel0plng Feed. lprayerful condition which were trulyllrlp lo Bedeque Monday e,,el.llug_ _ su Thomas Eplscopul Cl.lul.ch_ Som

M h G ~ Mash ,satisfied and fulfilled _in her pass- _;__ _ el.vllle_ Mass" on May lfl_ lugs at »l.

- onarc rowlng ° ling irll»0 _l5l_;?l'l`l“l h“PPl“3_;__t Mac Mr and Mrs. Hermas Myres at- _o'clock. The bride was very prettily

’ . he PB ' 9f*l'°l`5 were . ' tended the reopening of the new rittired in white satin and all over -

Monarch Mash' !D0l1Kl1ll- D“n`¢°l1D§“ll_‘_l_’be_3l-c§'e°d' !Church in Victoria on Sunday even- ‘lace with large picture hat. She

|erick MacLean. na “ an' lllk- carried a shower bouquet of white

Monarch Chlck Feed' 'Angus Cameron. and Duncon Mac- _l roses with Lillies of the Valley. She

with Whom She lived- she had 8' Leods.. store where she has been a can re C 9 y cm extras and mms'

` ' Wlde Circle °f relatives ‘md fl‘l°“d5'prcficient clerk for a considerable ‘Prices t0 ccumry shippers are “n`

throughout this Province and else-|rlme_ ‘chgngzezd al' extras 32~ llfsls 273 Sw* where, and was well known as a _______' °n S ‘

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Eaton being ab it f tl ‘

__ __ _ _ ____ _ city united seivlccs :sill begiiil tty- them fm ‘I few m°""l“ ' OTTAWA. Ont., Juno 22. - Egg

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*Wes ‘md friends' ous ll was Miss Kathleen Frlzzell. teacher at Maritime Provinces.

ferer for two long years. e_ l A _ nt . never heard *»° “l“"““'- He W” lliifilirllmg oridtes l$::ents€hii'r.u;iidviigi;nitiii?f

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' iff”-*ment 'mm ul' U' S' Al Bm' ' Hopkins is proprietor oi’ Genness déslllll ill medic” ‘km 'md kmd ____ Bros. da Co., one oi’ the oldest trans- Bhd l0Vllll ll\“'5ll'l9~ he pm” l’°°°°' portation concerns of Boston. Mr. lfuiiy away Oli Jllllv- “ll *D llls Miss .innie Bnidsnnw, iviiddieton.,uopi¢ins also sei-ved ne on nvlamr

‘ , t llicaveniy home- He leaves lv m°lll'll spent me week end in cneiton. dui-ing the woi-id war.

ii heart broken father and mother

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‘ " Mxhlm hom,” V N" 14 ‘V :Rub ole Calvary libide With' Me. `\\ \( 'l` puma" 'he 'kin °f children 'nd °

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V ' -~ .Tobacco L_” . Toliaoloddorbit. J. D. Corbit. Jennie lightly conditions. _

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