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line of cold creams. toilet waters,

of King William L. 0. L. No. 1166 on

Mn' H. VTiIRe rTv§o has been

_ ' |"' PAYS £0 buy in this Province Fon aunaulm, h most complete tilrls mom” for

» New o|.Asoow sssvlcss. - powders, soaps. sic., etc., sr Johnson M1" Mary Cvfivh Of Mwre & Mo

~ Rev..lolln Stirling will preach on Sun- & Johnson. 1049-8-245111 Leod's, is visiting in Emerald, the

Jay, 25th, in the Presbyterian church -E. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKen-

IN st-New Glasgow, ht 3.30 nm. I THIER-E wlLL as s special meeting

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Th _ _ who have ,ought for you and who ___ Fort Augustus were in the city on

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'lead wo;-k_ They did their duty by lid' of Clyde River has received word _ =-hell' Country; they will do their duly that her soh,' Pte. Nell Fletcher Mc- ‘”“°”“ "me “"“’"‘g h°’“° M°“'

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ENCOURAGING NEWS. -The tol- 9Wil1g telegram was received yester- lBY by Col. S. R. Jenkins, from Capt. .\_ M. Plumtree.-#Following cable 'eceived from Commissioner overseas. Cflllt. Law. assistant Commissioner FPBHCG; reports that' our advance stores were moved with the corps to the new battle front near the first nain station and that all necessary :omforts 'were there. When the wounded started to come in that' ow- ‘-HE to the nature of the battles he has had some difficulty in keeping track of the field ambulances, but that 'they have all been visited as of- _en as possible. He speaks in the llshest terms of the work done by lis staff and transports and at the time of writing he had not an unfill- lll request for supplies."

COMMUNION SERVICES~’l`lle reg

‘liar annual conlmunion services o he Hartsville Presbyterian cllurcl were held on Sunduy las-t. The du; was delightful and the congregation: .vcro unusually large. At 11 a.m. tht English service was hold in the church lnd was conducted by Rev. R. ll. iiavert, assisted by Rev. D. M. Math :son of Stellarton. N.S. At the sum( lour Rev. A. D. McKenzie of Montre- ll conducted the Gaelic service in

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The Anglo=American izelegraph Co. Ltd. has appointed

Agents and opened offices at the following places. where ielegrams will be accepted at the regular Telegraph rates -

_ 1 was was crow e md a large number in the gallery. File public hall was well filled with those who enjoy the Gaelic service. Aft 5 p.lll. the church wlas crowded ‘llroughout. Rov. D. M. Matheson 'lrcacllcd and was assisted in the ser- :icc by Rev. R. II. Stavort and Rev. \_ D. McKenzie. Six members were ‘er-_oivc:l on proi`esslon of faith. Quite t number of frillntls from Cllarlottc-

own and surl-ollniling districts were :lrosont at the services. ` Tile pre- colnnlunlon services began on Wed- lcsday evening and were held both morning and evening on Thursday. Friday and ‘Sa'tul‘day. The last ser- vice of the series was held on Mon- lay at 11 z1.ln. ln all of the services :he pastor was assisted by Rev; A. 1). .\IcKerlzie and Rev. D. M. Matheson

vllnard's Linlment Co.. Limited

Gents,~'-I cured a valuable hunting

log of mange with MlNARD’S LIN! _\/IENT after several veterlnaries had

OFFICE AGENT _'willed him. without aolhg him any

Abrams Village.. ._ .-S. E. Gallant

AllJ8Il . .. .. . . . C. S- Delaney .WH~:FR.ID GANGNE rates, the thanks of the Convention

lermanent good. '

- Yours, dec.

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Dundas_ or Bridgcton................ Mrs A. Martin ,',,.,,,,,,,,,,,,d_ Am 3, --“_ md to the G<=_n<=\a\ Secfemv and fe

Centervlllc...... W. T. Bowness ` ‘firing omcllrhl Mihai rlehsllllmhl tulg \ < l`(‘ Cornwall ._ .. S. Scott _ ‘ __ _“g‘“‘°"“ °“° °" ° S Coleman_.._............. _ H. Bears ~ -- ,hem ,,,_,,ng,he yea, the ,deal soho,

Cfapaud .... . .........MlSS HOWHET S t d S .al ls it is _put before them in the stand Ca eE mont _ ,0l60I'i A1’S€Il2l.1llIf _ a s lrds for Sunday Schools. Rev. M

D S P ' _ ___ _ __ __ _ _ _"___ ______M|SS B_ MCDOU aid Ltoss then gave an excellent ad'dl'es

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Hlllsboro...... ._ . . ..._.Mlss F. White

J mes Raynor brought the convention to a close.

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St Chrysostome...........................Xavler Gallant to a ¢u5tom¢|°_

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Wood Islands Taylor Blanks are supplied at all the foregoing offices where

written messages can be filed.

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NEW POTAT8 BUG EXTERMINAT- OR.-A Carlboo farmer tells us, says the Picton Advocate. that he has- nn.- been -bothered by potato bugs this year. He says that in the fall when

cleanlng. up the fields he lputs a little pile of small potatoes here and tberr and in a _Lew days on turning ovel the pile, he finds great numbers o* potato bugs. By this simple strata gem he clears the neld of bugs in the fall. H there are any left for till Spring he takes a. bag full of hens and :lumps them in the potato field. The hens gobble up the bugs and are sr keen 'for them that, the second day they -find the way to the potato floll` themselves.

S. S. CONVENTiON.- The annuu`

convention of the Sunday Schools oi South West Queens District was hold 'n the Long Creek Baptist Churcll ol

August ‘l5th. There wereisesslons at `i and 8 p. m. 'l`he President Mr Hector Murchison performed the dnt `cs of Chalrnlall. In tile' unavoidnlllr lhsence of the Secretary Miss Ret; firuwys, Rev. J. Heaney acted al lecrctnry. Aftcr devotional exercises ‘ed by Rev. A. llurll the minutes lf lust convention were read and ap nroved. Tile reports from officers whf were present were then received. Thr `ollowing were appointed as lnonlinat ing committee: Mr. Hugh M@lVlillan Vlr. Harry iM.` Hyde, Mrs. W Stretch. Rev. A. Hurn and Rev. J. deaney were appointed committee or "esolntions. Rev. W. A. Ross the

lble and efficient field secretary gavc ln address on Sunday Scllool stand lrds und- chartered the school on thf basis ofthe reports. This was follow nl by discussions of plans and prob `ems. The evening session was opener vith devotional exercises led by Rev \. llulll. The report of the nonlinat ‘ng committee was adopted and was is follows: Mr.--i Thomas- Morrow 'long Creek, President; ‘Mr. Hector Vlurchison, No_r_t_h River, Vice Presid mt; ltaynlond Barrett, Kingston, Sec ‘story Tl‘ea'surel~; Mrs. William §tretch, Long Creek, Superintendent `~I~lenlentary‘ Division; ‘Mrs. Colin i~‘rnsol~, Clyde River. Secretary Divis ’on; Rev. J. lleoney, Cornwall, Adult Division; -Mr. Heber McPllail, Ne'.\ 'lzlv0n, Ali'lllllllsll'ation Division; 'Mr 'larry M. llyde, Cornwall, Education ll Division; Rev. A. Hurn, Nortl River, Bible Reading Department. Thr 'eport of thc Resolution Committe- vtls also udcpted and inclllded a rer llutlon conveying to the friends o ong Lreek, wllo entertained the dell'

*he desirability of keeping ibefor-

#NE

_Something lliiferznt Soap Dyes

That cleanse a n d dye

Garments in a single opera-

ilon.

Conservation is a word

that has been pretty badly overworked-but it applies so well to the use of Sunset . SUNSET SOAP DYES _ that we cannot refrain from

repealing it here.

The use of those dye:-1

harvest leave. Their many friends are glad to see them again.

NEW YORlf'S FUR MARKET RE- PORT

Since our lust report, conditions in

the Fur Market throughout the coun try have undergone the usual compar- atively dull spell incident to the early Summer days. There has been a con- siderable renewal of activity, howev- er, during -the past two weeks. stim- ulated to some extent by the success- ful special August solos conducted by most of tile leading retail stores from coast to coast. These sales, which lppear to have become a. permanent feature ol' the Market, have tended to advance the season both for the deal- zr and the manufacturer.

All our reports indicate that thc

principal articles which have entered nto actual consumption at this time at full prices are Muskrat (both nat- ural 'and dyed), Skunk, the better grades of Mink, Sable and Marten ol ill kinds, Foxes, Lynx, Fisher, Aus tralian Opossum and Kolinsky. Rac- coon, American Opossuln and Nutria, ire also being sold ill fair quantities while Beaver, Erlninc. Civct Cat and hc poorer grlades oi` \Vild (Tot are not

telling so freely.

There ds no gaillsaying thc fact that _he Market ilnds itself in all excecd- ngly heal-thy condition. The embar- ro against the importation of furs rom Russia, Japan, China, Australia ind South America, far frolll having rad a denloralizing influence has illl- lroved the market for both foreign

lnd domestic goods.

The manufacturers anticipate an

sarly season ‘influenced by the scarc- ity' of labor and prospective higher prices for all manufactured goods. [`hc early dzrte of our sale is in lim vith this expected quick marketing

of nlanufactlured stock.

It is fully expectcd.tllal prices will vlth a. few exceptions. be sustained nd that some articles will advance

beyond last Sale prices.

Goods will be received until Sep' 3rd for our next Sale which begins

Sept. 23rd.

Owing to congested traiilc we

strongly advise shipment by exDl’0!l

wherever possible.

All goods received now are placed

in cold storage without extra cllarge.

Our market reports will be issued

fronl time to time and during the ill- terval our Market Service Bureau is prepared to send you, upon l'€f111@Sl lccurate inforlnatiol. as to prevailing market conditions regarding any orl- lcles in which you may he specially

interested.

Liberal advances will be made whenever desired upon recei-Dt Of

merchandise.

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For Freckies

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Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-

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uarter nt of the best freckle

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ONLY ONE MORE LHAPTER OF

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MONDAY .Cil.-\iil.F.-‘J RAY TUESDAY _IN “lilo ..-Ull”lER’S BOY"

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The Adventures 1 i “Stingaree”

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THOSJH. INCES QU! TANDlN__. l\l.»\ ll-

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Actual Sinking ~ f an Ocean Liner-Two Battlesh

sunk by U, 5, ,\ av,-$10,000 Used for Am- munition ln ~ nc Battle Scene-10,000 Horses in Thrilling Cavalry Lhalges 40,00L) l'». ople-Airplanes in Gi eat Air Raid

Shown ill :lil large cities of 'Canad -_ . nd United

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States ata price scale of srom 5.»l =0 $2-00 U

Regular Prices 5c 10c l5c

have a q pi , and tan lotion. and complexion benu» tiher, at very, very small cost.

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 'S99 how freckles and blemishes disappears and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.

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cN='<c1vf:s time, lab_.r, and ` v.llu.lblc: narlllents. The ho\~_~'»ewife‘ likes in llse them, hccnusc the work is so sim- ple--zlll of the labor con- nected with the use of old fashioned dves is eliminated

A C0\1Pl.ETEASSOR'l" M E N 'i` 0 F COLORS F R O M WHICH TO Qi-I§)O.‘iE l"ROM.\

n_n_t,-for

We hal/ll nearly 50 pairs WOMENS’ OXFGRDS mostly small sizes and some marked $4.00 and more.

They are worth very'n:u ‘h

more than the marsed price. But they have to- mov(-.

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