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CROCKERY WARE .

MEN'S SUITS, REGULAR PRICE $45.00 FOR ...... .. MEN'S SUITB, REGULAR PRICE $30.00 FOR . v MEN'S SUITS, REGULAR PRICE FOR‘. MEN'S SUITS, REGULAR PRICE $28.00 FOR_.

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PCK. TEA--RAKWANA, KING COLE AND SALADA, ,

PER LI. 48c ' BULK TEA—BE8T QUALITY, PER. LB. 40c FANCY MOLABSES PER LB. . 80c TWIST TOBACCO PER. LB. . $1.05

REMEMBERI 3 DAYS ONLY ' ._ , We invite you all to come and get a_ charm.

l. ANDERSON,’ s. Peters, eri.i..i

Siiuris Horse > _ WeiliiesiiayJuiy 27th»,

PREMIUIVIS . . ‘C?

$600

The following are the classes, and conditions govcrlilbgflhytie: 7 ‘ I

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i Free for all Trot and Pace ...................................... ......... .. Puree $300.

' 2.22 Trot. 2.25 Pace ........ .. d3 Minute Trot and Pace I Ne. 3 only open to horses owned In King's County.

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n‘. Purse $200. Purse I100.

. Entries close Saturday, Juiy 23rd. Entry fee ,5 pilr-eeent of Purse, i must be remitted with entry.

‘ Purses divided 50 per cent to first, cent to second, 15 per cent to third, 10 per cent to fourth.

Records made on or Since Juiy 1st. No bar.

This meeting will be gdverned by the Rules of the National Trot- lAesociation except where they conﬂict with the above conditions.

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YOUR ENTRIES EARLY EVERYBODY WELCOME

H. H. ACORN, Secretary.

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Silanhope Beach, Prince Edward Island ' ’

Noted for its Surf Bathing Season 1921 opens July‘ 1st Completely Renovated Throughout Cuisine Unexcelled Terms Moderate

J. J. DAVIES, Proprietor?

imperial Fox

Llliflctilflfl at Ch-Jottetown, P. E. I. it contains the whole wheat "ii PURE GOD LIVER OIL.

mm"! "ti! goes into these Biscuits has been Government In-

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Bill Passed

WASHINGTON. July .21.--'i m! “Wilmer Protective tariff bill. s». ilmiiwﬂ by. Chairman r‘oriiney ‘itu arise around live. hundred million

oliars in revenue annually, was Passed ivsixhz by the House by u vote of 289 to IZT-precisoly the "919 by which a Democratic motion for elimination of its United seam; valuai-Iim llrovision was defeated.

Boron Repuhiicns voted against m9 "mature. while the snme num- ber of Democrats suppongd n,

OIL hlllﬂs. leathers and asphalt “i004 llil against a determined figh. 1° i" 111cm and remained on the free list. The Longwor-th dye cm- MPEO. first of the five contested ﬂchoduleslto go before the House Broiler for a separate vote, nnii backed bv most. of the Republicans "f the Ways and Means Commit- tee, was thrown out. 200 to 193.

There was not much chance of lmllilslﬂ! a duty on hides and coi- ton after the House, in committee of the whole, had defeated amend- "mllls carrying compensatory rates on their manufactured products. When the oil amendment. was reached there was such a shout of noes that a ,roll call was not de- manded. A moment later. Chairman Fordney Jtrylng to make himself hoard above the din which prevail- cii during three hoursof voting, an- nounced that sentiment in the com- mittee of the whole against taxing asphalt had been so overwhelming that it was not worth while to g’) . through the form of calling the roli.

' LAN iIPERlTIilN

IIopc Nearly Gone, Iiut Lydia l. Piukhais’: Vegetable Compound Saved He:

Star, N. C.—“My monthly spells

, they would last i two weeks. lwaa

relief and they both said Iwould

' y of ever getting anyhetter. I read sboutyour medicine In the ‘Primitive Baptisﬂdsager and decided to try it. l ave so Lydia E. Pinklium's Ve etsble Compound and Lydia E. Pin hsm's Liver Pills for about seven months and new l em able to do my work. I shall never for t your medicine and you ma, blahthisi! ouwsnttoss it .3 e."—llre.J. .Hunsmr,8tsr,N.C. is another woman who adt timony to the menywhose lei- ters we have dlread published, 8r» lug that Lydia E. kheru's em ts le Compound often restores lies to suffering women even after the have gone so far that en o etlon p deemed-advisable. There ore It wil surely pay any woman who euﬂerl from eucli ailments to try It.

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FREE, i

AT THE REXALL STORE '

For nine days only, a full-size - I cake of Kienze Toilet Soap FREE with each purchase of the new, large family-size tube of Klenzo Dental Creme. KLENZO TOILET SOAP is pure, cleansing and seething to the skin. Gives a thick creamy lather and has the deep-woods scent of pines. KLENZO DENTAL CREME makes your teeth white. and shining, cleanses the mouth and leaves a wonderful cool feeling. This new, giant tube contains enough Kienzo to brush your teeth twice a day for nearly four months. SATURDAY. JULY 16TH

This Economy Offer is good up to and including Saturday the 23rd but no later. Lay in a supply. Orders filled by phone. Make sure of yours by buying early.

H. J. MABON

Preecription Drugglet Optometrist

M. Luau‘

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Phone Connection 4

" all who had the pleasure of her iic-

1_ given up all hope .

documents were

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A gloom was cast ooer Corraviile and vicinity on Wednesday July Bib. when it became, known that Death. "The Grim ‘Reaper!’ ha'_1 claimed for his own, one of the most highly respected residents n1 that plare in the person of Mrs. D, A. Wilson.

The deceased had been in failing health for about a year but no ser- ious results wereanticipated until about a week prior to her demise when complications developed which sudden], rent. in twain the slender‘ thread of life already weak- ened by her protracted illness.

' In the passing away of Mrs. Wil- son a void has been createl in th-~ hitherto - unbroken family circle which the healing lapse of tim- can never completely effnce. Ever solicitous for the welfare oLthose around her she endeared herself to

qualntance by her spirit of true charity with which was comblne-‘l those priciples of integrity and fair-dealing which made of her an ideal neighbor and who highest type of christian woman. ‘Throughout her last illness she was frequently visited bvher pas- tor Rev. A. MacAulay and when ii. became apparent that. the final hour of dissolution was near she‘ was fortified for the ordeal by the last rites of the Catholic church.

Her funeral on Friday July 8m, was one of the largest ever seen in this vicinity upwards of 100 carriag- es followingjher remains to that. last resting place in S-i. -Petor's Cemetery. A high Mass of Requ~ fem was chanted for the repose of her soul by Rev. A. IMacAuIay after which all that was mortal of an af- fectionote wife and a kind and duti- ful mother was tenderly consigned - to Mother Earth. .

She leaves to mourn besides ha!‘ Borrowing husband and a wide cir- cle of friends. Two daughters, five sons, two brothers and two sisters. Evelyn at home and Mrs. F. J. Mt;- Vinev of Boston Mass. John J. of Cable Head East and Jefferson. Daniel, Albert and Jerome at home- The brothers and Sisters are : Jeremiah of Southampton John Al» frcd of Gloucester Mass. -Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Rose of GIUIICSIBF Mass. .

The heartfelt sympathy of the whole community goes out to the bereaved family in their hour of sorrow. '

-—-—<w>——-—- I Italy's War General i ~ Robbed by Thieves -

MILAN, Italy, July 2l.—The villu in Florence belonging to General Count Luigi Cudoru. commander- lii-cliicf ot‘ the Italian armies up to. and including the Bottle of Cupo- rctto, was broken into last night and several important documents bearing to the war was stolen. The ihelt appears to have had a poll- tlcal character. because silver, ornaments," cutlery. rich rugs. furs‘ and other valuables in the house were left untouched. I

it is believed that the stolen some General (‘adorn planned to reveal in the war histories he ls writing. "Cer- iaiii uiiidentfied political enemies of the former military hero of liaiy knowing that such revelations would throw a very bad light on- them. are thought to have decided to steal them. Among those enem- ies nre believed to have been the men who let Oadorna bear the res- ' ponsibllitles for the Caporetto dis-- aster. for which they really were to blame.

The thieves were not content. however, with taking the docu- ments that. would have incrimin- ated them. They also stole all of General Csdorn-fs military decor- ations, as well as tho-so which had heonged to Cadorsifs father, Gener- iil Raphael Cadorna’ an Italian hero in the Crimean and Papal States wars. Among the medals stolen was the Collars Annunciata, a decoration Cudornzts father Ililtl won in the Italian dependency wars. it is much prized because it entitles the wearer to call Ziim-

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Depart for England

QUEBEC. farewell to their Excellcnceis the Duke“ and Duchess of Devonshlrc this afternoon was a most. impres- sive affair. The Governor General and theJ. P. V. Archambault, D. S. 0., M.the ladies present boarded the Em-

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Use it direct from tnc can a! i cream for coffee, tea, cereals or fruit.

In short——the purity, freshness,

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C.’ Legion of Honor, was present

press of France at four o'clock. and was inspected by His Excel-

On the wharf were Sir Gcorgelency, accompanied ‘by General Foster, iicting Premier; Right HomIDundry, (l. O’ C., M. N. 5, and his ti. J. Doherty, Minister of Justice; staff. He said a few words to the Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, Lleutcn- uiiiccr in charge and Lieutenant int Governor of the Province oi Colonel (lliasse. and ilion joined Quebec; ‘Hon. l’. E. Blonilin. Fedor- the group of indies whn accompan- iil Posimﬂslvr-Gcner-iil: Premier led Their Exellenclos. bidding farc- Tnschereaii. Hon. Martin Biirrelb well to those gathered around Lady Fitzpatrick, Mrs TuschereiiulTho vice R9548; puny pl-osritﬂled to MPS- Bales. Lﬂtly Foster. Mrs- ihe reserve subs. which had been Doherty and Mrs. Blondln. decorated with pink rosesthrriugh

A guard oi‘ honor supplied by the ' the kindness of Mrs. E. A. Taauher- 22nd Battalion in charge of MtijOftﬁlill. Lady l-‘oster and severiitl of

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to the wharf. His Excellency and the Duchess appeared on the dock a few minutes later, and at 5.15 the Empress started to move slow- ly away.

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