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You don't need wdcr after a wash with "Baby's Own Sou . It leaves the skin fresh, smooth, white an with the delicate aroma of the Roses of Franco and Geraniums o Tunis

to which “Baby's Own” owes its perfume. t In the interest of your slrin-Buyﬂiaby’: Own Soup".

Sale 0f i mples of new

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IIere’s something that no well dress- ..ed woman cap afford to miss. Had a ‘chance to get hold of these samples at a very attractive price—we are- there- fore putting them 0n sale away below regular. ﬁ

$1.25 Brnssiercs for . . . . . . . .980 1.50 Inner-stores for . . . . . . .8119

2.50 Brassicrcs for . . . . . . . 1.79 2.85 Brassirsres for . . . . . . . 2.19 3.35 llrasnlorcs for . . . . . . . 2.49 4.00 llrnssieros for . . . . . . . . 2.79

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The North American Life Assurance Co. A o A.’ ,- “SOLID AS rut ouursr" jlgcnts wanted ioryunrupresented districts-

J. K.’ ROSS lfroviocisllldaunirr» ’ I Royalglnk guiyding. “Charlottetown

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J. R. Dier, Mana 1'

log. 9046-5-11 tf -SILVIRTONE V_BLOUR Costs

$39.00 at Batman's Bummsrsido.

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l -oussu.,oAsoL|us.-snorher curlodd of lemons, powerful Queen Gasoline Just arrived at Batman's Summorside. 3816-8-31-3i.

-6HOl6! jLABRADOR Herring |Wholes, Halts. and Quarters-dxigh ‘quality; low prices at HOLMAWS .Grocery Department. 2547-9-1-2l

" -OOME TO THE FIC l0 oi St. Mark's, Lot 7, on W dnesday September 1st. The last but not |ihe least enjoyable outing of the season. 4 4i

-HOLMAN'8 ARI NOW show- ing. Women's -New "5llt'l"‘s9ll PlushCoats at 840.50 and $65.00 at 9-1-21.

--L08T between Bummer-side and St Elesnors, a Chevrolet Crank. Finder kindly inform‘ Harding: (liar-ago or Austin Scales, Bummer- s do. 3i

THE STORE OF R. T. HOL- man Ltol, Summerside will be closed Monday Labor Day but will remain open all day Wednesday Sept. 8th. 2547-9-1 2i.

—8UC6E8W-'l1l.' OPERAIITIQN —Fru.n~cis Robinson 5 yaarsold son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Robinson, Pope Road, successfully underwent a severo operation or Pus up- pendicitis in the P. C. Hospital this Monday morning.

-NOTICE.— Parties oiiforing mcnl. Fish, vegetabldh or any kind of merchandise for sale within the limits of the Town of Borden are hereby notified that they will have to obtain a license to do business from- the Town Clerk of said Town.

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They bandaged the hand, withplentyofMcntholatum- Pain soon stopped and the broken blisters were gently ‘ healed in a few days.

The little band was wall Mcntholatum in good for many "little illa"—such as cuts, nervous headache, tired feet. etc.

Hontholatuon l: sold on! when: in 25c. and l0c. fill,

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Combined in s few words the answer is: Because it ll tho boo investment u former can Inch.

Time spent in osrryin; water, in pumping water and in taking the stock to the watering trough h time that can be used to bitter 0d vantage at other work.

Tho mutter of homo comfort also Ir important. isn't the wtfo of tho tumor lust u good u tho cit! womunf

What about tho children‘! Is thsro any roslon why they should not bars a homo equipped with I bath room sad inside tolm tut like their city relations?

And to thing what it moons In one of tlro to hsvo a hon handy und eighty pounds water proo- suro to tight it with.

Csllinthonsxtttmoyoloroin town sud look ovor our dorlonltrat- tng outﬁt.

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closed all day Lsbor , ,

all d8! the lollowlng Wednesday-I" - . 2541-9-14:

--WOMEN'8 NEW EXTRA quell- ty Silvartone Velour Coats at ll. T. l-l ‘ Ltd. Summoralde. 1541-" D-l2-2i.

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-FAVSHIONAILI TWIIC- Win- ter Coats or Women at $27.85 and $28.76 upwards at Helium's Sum- morside. 2547-01-21’ V_

Hector McGregor, Master. having finished discharg- ing coal, cleared on Monday for Sydney to reload another cargo of ooul tor Messrs. Read 8: Co., this port. , H.

—FOR 5ALE.-- Two bedroom suits. Ono brass top bedstead, com- bination book case and writing desk one "hall rack. a number of chairs and tables, stair carpet, baby's sleigh and bath tub. Goods can be seen at my residence, Russell. Street. W. M. Humphrey, Sum- morside. 2553-9-1-3i.

-EXPER'T PIANO TUNING - Mr. G. R. McNutt, formerly head tuner in the Heintzman factory is now doing work for Holmun’s and is free to tune and repair outside pianos at reasonable prices. [As he will be hero but u short time orders should be left at Holman's Furni— ture Department, Summerside at once. 2551-9-1-2l.

-PORT ENTRlE8-—Schr. Eu- rauia. ,Capt. Allen, from Pictou, ‘with Railway coal, Strathcona, Capt. Boswell, Railway coal, Har- ry B-, Capt. Dupllssey, lumber from Mirnmlchi for =Schurman Co. clear- sd. schr. A. C. Newhall, Capt. Sum» be! with 20 tons hard coal for Port Elgiu. H

—WAITING FOR LOWER PRIC- sa—~A.lthough - the “preserving season" is now on, and many rev Dorts to the effect that the price )3 Bllxar is on the decline, while he activities of sugar speculators ‘IN! admitted to be responsible for ‘I181! prices. it may be just stateu that economical housewives are suiting up their _,t‘_ru_it without su- zur till the -_fruit is placed on 11w ‘able. ' 11

-MEAN ACTlON8.—Certuin In- lividuals, have recently taken the Drlviloge of leaving the Chinese restaurant here without paying for he meal which had been Oidoredi. llltl served. This practice has be- omc prevalent amcng u. certain class who, on leaving, laugh over be matier, but it may he he"; azated, that His Honor, the Btipen. Harv Magistrate has. some time xgo, slated that these foreigners ire law abiding citizens, My an taxes demanded of thcm and con~ Willlenlly the law must protect ‘hem. H ‘

WESTERN PERSON A Lb

—~Dr. J. B. Champion orlolmanrl was in Summersido Monday on pr0~ ‘esslonul business. ‘

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—Mr. F. W. Strong loft on a rhooting trip through the Western "mrts of the island.

—_Mr. and Mrs. George Perry ’f b‘"""°"- M0883. are visiting ricmis in Summcrsldo und Link- letter.

“Miss Edna Harding and hm ister Hazel of Norboro spent lhr vcek cnd- with their sister Mrs N- C- mlbeflﬁc". St_ Elcunors.

—'.Vliss Lulu J- Curils of Wllmol ‘Iaiiey who spent the week end at ‘Tho Willows", Wilmot, the guest if her aunt Miss Marzurol }-1_ Sllliker left on return Tuesday.

~Mrl H. C. Mills left Tuesday morning for Montreal where he will enter the Royal Victoria l-los» oitulto undergo a serious opera- Ho was accompanied by Mrs. s.

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—~Mr. Claude Lcurd. Boston, Mass» is snendlnr his holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Leard, Granville Street. 1i

~—Mr. Andrew Bowncss und daughter Mrs. Joan McFadyon of Kvllslnslon. loft mecontly mu an- extcnded trip to Edmonton und rthrr western cities‘. They intend, ‘Pelldllllt some time on tho coast. before returning. '

—Mrs, James Thompson has rc- urned to her home in Mediord. ‘Muss. after spending [he p351 (m; months with friends and relatives on the island. Mr_ and Mrs. Willis Warren of Summerslde and Mr_ and Mrs. Earls Reeves of Kenslnglun ‘accompanied her us far as Borden‘ by auto.

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Mission Band. Mrs. Thomson gave

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7.; Hilldlllllllt‘, G53- "l have bled . your remedies for. only ten month!’ 4nd they suv- -. 1 l ad ms from ll!

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tourced to stay in bod for la week at a time with weakness and pain. b“! has done 80 much for mo that l am recommend- lug n to all sufferlll! woman- It certainly is a great medicine and is a sure road to health for women. "m. may publish this letter if you like." ——Mrs. W. C. Little, It. F. D. A.. l-lazelhurst,.Ga. ~ Women who suilar from head aches, nervousness, backache, the blues and other symptoms or a functional derangement should give this famous root and borb remedy, Lydia E. Plukham's Veg- etable Compound, a trial. For forty years it has been over- coming such ailments of women after other medicines have failed. l! you want special suggestions in regard to your condition, writo Dydiu E. ‘Pinkham Medicine Co“ Lynn, Mass, The result of long experience is at your service, and your letter will be held in strict conﬂuence. d95-

W.M.S. ilonvention

The Annual W. M S. Convention of thc Summorsido District met in the Methodist Church, Tryon, on Wednesday August 25th. The morn- ing session opened at 10.30 with dc- votlonal exercises conducted. by Rev Mr. Fitzpatrick. He took for his subject the necessity for prayer in Mission Work, ‘basing his remarks on 11 Timothy 2, 1-8. Mrs. Thom- son, District Superintendent thon took the chair and the rest of the session was devoted to the hearing of Reports from tho Auxillurlcs, Circles and Bands.

The Afternoon Session opened at 2.30 with singing and prayer was offcrerlbv Mrs A. T. Wriwhi Ncr‘

the Minutes of the morning session The hearing of Reports was con~- eluded. Mrs. Barraclough, Circle

ducod t-J the Convention. She guvc nu interesting address speaking more particularly to Band Lenders. ﬁbe said tho iuturo hope o! Miss ions was in‘ tho children trained in tho Mission Bands. The Leader must prepare ciarcfully beforehand for the meeting and present the lesson in an interesting way, nlded WlIOIICVLI possible by pictures ole, to appeal lo the children's interest A paper, "Whui this Convention means lo rue". was road by Miss one on ."0bodlcncc" by Miss Louise Culbcck, and one on “Band Work" by Mrs. John Friz- icll. A ycxercise "Sowing the Seed‘ was g ven by 10 children of Tryon

s. short talk, illustrated by charts, A paper on “L0nfluis" by Mrs Westmorcland was rend by Miss Lizzie LCRHl. Mrs. J. W. Wright ‘hon conducted an Auxiliary Con- ference which was tnkon part in by iho Delegates und provcd both in- Lcrcsiing und helpful. Mrs. W. A. Thomson was rc-rvlecled District ‘Supt. und Mrs. J. W. Wright As- lOClELlC Supt. A paper on "Prayer written by Mrs. Rlcc was rczul by Miss Muiturt.

The Evening session opened at 830 by singing "Onward, Christian Soldiers". The Scripture Lesson ‘rom Romans 10. wus road by llcv. 10o. Ayers. After a selection by the Choir Mrs. Thomson proscntod ier report of the year's work. She mid the your had been strenuous but the giving had been simply‘ nrarvellous. She found that those societies that started tho your with 1n objective had done lho best work. A ncw Auxiliary had been organized ut Dcsublo. During the your 4 workers had hecn promoted to Higher Service. Mrs. Thomson placed a sheaf of white flowers on the table in memory of tpese. 'i‘he otfcring was thon taken, whilc the choir sung un anthem. An exorcise entitled “How not to do it" was given by olght young lzuiien from he Bcdcquo Circle. Mrs, Burrs» clough gufvo on address entitled Experiences among tho Flathead Indians" illustrated by lantern vlows. An interesting Pageant (on: turlng Brittuniu. und hcr Colonies ‘

‘hanks of tho Convention lo the ncopls of Tryon for tho royal way ln which they ontcrtnlnod lho Do- legntes and Visitors, to the choir for their excellent muslchond tof all who hndein any way- contrlbutyll. ed to the success of tho Conven-

the meeting to a close.

tlsld, returned mllllﬂﬂiry of Bom- bay, India. Secrs W or tho lntor church Biblo B ioty gave a vary interesting sermon in St. Mary's Church on Sunday ovoning.

—Rev. und Mrs. Jamos Strat- ford and Mr. ‘Tango are visiting in In 4 ldo tho ‘ dhtﬂbﬂhfg. ‘l. n. right. Mr. ratford oc pi Ibo lbulpit in tlioﬂlothodtst chino on Bundny last.

--Mr'. and m». warms lnnun, Indoor-go Ives and Irnloloph

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--*Mr_ ksr of Ayers Cliff, Quebec, wl1o| have been yilsiting the farmer's V] l b_ parents Mr. and Mrs. John Silll- . °‘ l iﬂl

was given by the Mission Circle oi Tryon. ' j Mrs. Thomson extended the ‘

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_1ur. and Mrs. George Thomp- son, Mr. and Mrs. passengers on Tuesday returning to their homoat Me.. after spending their holidays with former trisnds at Alma and Lot 4. H-

patterns, the rough and tumble game v yard they are well tailored throughout and we guarantee them to give entire satis- faction.‘ / t i_ Prices Small Boy $5-75 "P- Prices Larger B03’ 357-00 up’

We have a complete assortment for Boys of caps, stockings, shirts, etc. at prices that appeal to the economical

Invite“ . .' i, Prowse Bros Limited The Clothing Men. i

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Dorft delay getting that new Erchool Suit-get it at once. See our splendld as‘ sgrtment, all the latest stylcsland‘ lqvell’ these Suits are made I0 Stalgfl s of the school

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on return Frhiuy. Mr_ Sillilu-r is ol‘ the staff of the Canadian lluuk of Commerce, Alycrs (Jliﬂ. QM‘,

#Mr. und Mrs. Wlllium lVl. ,T"lynn and Miss Arm-s Flynn. lull 'r-n 'l‘u'.~:1vluy for Souris whoro they

~ =- , ‘ ~ i b “d, Mr‘ Harold Ha“ Sn“, will iomdc. Mr Flynn huv m; ceu

ltrnnstl-rrcd as station agent "to ihut‘ place. Tho vucuncy here is Mr. John Nicholson of g ‘courts. ii.

"m. or "ThciWlllows" Wllmnt, loll. ::A Sufo Pill for Suffcrlllﬂ w”.

mom-Tho soeludcrl lilo of womol which (pcriuits 0‘! little hoﬂll-llllll exorcise -is a fruitful cause 0f 110* raigements of the stomach and liv- cr and ls accountable for ‘the 113"" und lusltude that s0 muny 0f "m? cxporicnco. Parmoleekl‘ V9891!!!" Pills will correct irregularities 0i the digestive 011;!“ "ml T” 7' hon-Ill: and .vigor. The most 1"’ cute woman can use them with sufcty, because their ucUOD. "PM effective, is mild Mid Hfmthlnﬁ.

O the man whrTonjoys a rich, satisfying pipe tobacco, R OSlEB UD is as sweet and _' fshgrunt as the flower after which it is named.

‘ll i8 nlwnyt in condition. You can cut it to

suit your own taste. Sold everywhere.