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lessaijy articles reqiiir'cd‘ij_i

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15,6 ¢0i1vehientpa_ckil80 ‘*'¢nU-livl wats- or emergency ne¢¢i1|j" `

li coming nil nie nee ~°'¢-i"°~»-if I--.~-im ‘

such cases and also. for

every day wanl.. , ' In it you will find Ad- °”°»’ P"”‘°°

T0o\`11sche`P1asters, Mus-

Crenm, etc.

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and are put up in this way

for advertising purposes:

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‘ Lord, perlb. ‘ -. 14 to 16 <1

3 Hunted number Beef (small) per lb. . 8 to‘16 P Should procure one im- sect (quarter) pei- lb. si to 0

mediatelrh ifork ._~. . . sto 10;

pnngnppcnpr

E F l/lution il to iz

, A _ Oster Butter - ~ 24 to zu e

1 Central Drugstore oats 40 to 42 t

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day: . D. Porter, Mrs. J. D. Por e ne W a

“L Miss porter, _ Minn Jann P0,-ter, . ; their mill here. But as far as tile Spokane, Wash.; F. J. Rogers, Alber- igfifn- d1\¢;i0h8€i_mgI0g<J;F¥r!_1BCk. vséglgg hhlatter of financial assistance went,

ton: W. A Mackay ,_,T_oronto; B. E._l‘0 “me Wm IE 11 5 0" ' at was a question that wo.uld _have fr i 0i'v 'ii i b 11 0 ti, .,. .

F8.ii‘J5v‘ 81111. '3°~“3ht~él‘- N°W G1°fSE°W? day last' after visiting her “ister ‘md to be nut to the citizens. Fdirih df llriélllywtlo tllieve .;,1me£l‘icannAm€-3 liildliifl1t‘l£‘SilJ£l<?i~?0lg:’iql2l`d: syiligilee

rr W_ 'A1 .grghhhhr _,Bnmmni-side; J_ J_ -other relatives, but isinow delayed Connriilnr Riley suggested that as hhssador Mr_ Morgan rh the name NorthSlde.Phona3a0‘|. dltstf

~ ` Mé"Q7<w§§n,`hhd-f,€vi!e, Richmond; Mr. and in 0ha1`1°tt°_t°Wn 911 busmess and in' the establishment of the mill would ' ' _ _ _ _

Hr§.1-JGi`-‘A;- .~Ch1oi,1olm. Nsw Glasgow. “"5” ’°*“"“"‘H in B f°W “YS ‘°° “ef be ol advantage to the whole Island, i§l,.3,,~ V' _. 1101116 in 3011115- the company should go to the Gov-

" " _ ernment for theiiliancial assistance

'riidlollowl “e me ed t tb R THE SUPREME COURT

‘lg 1' 5 1' 3' 9 °' ' they desired- second suicide in connection- with the

vere Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- i- This suggestion met with general Austrian war -Department has occurr- dayl.-'A.-Gallant, North RllSti¢0; D- Pursuant to adjournment the Su- approval, and after further discussion! nn, Lieutenant Lehe1_ who had been A McGilvury, C. G. Mdi-food, B0B‘t0n; preme Court in its Trinity Session it was agreed that Mr. Wheaton andlnmplayed at the War Office, for thir- S `f'in_gau, North Rustico; B. Gillis, was re-,opened at the Court House. his companions shiould postpone their* ty-five years, after a conference with East.-P_oint; M~u1lins,, DeSable; J. Charlottetown,- yesterday morning. departure from Charlottetown lmtil the hand of his department, General A M_é_Dona1d;. 30l-‘F1920 J; J. McLeod, I-lls Lordship Chief Justice Sullivan Thursday in order that it should be von Kiss, returned to his oilice and Brad%lbane;_,J. A._'~Gs.lldet, Hope Ri- presides. As intimated by His Honour arranged for them to meet the legs. shot himself through thh heh,-h_ lver;l'0.`.‘Hl\lliv-lil. Y.°l`D°i11RiV°"F A- W~ MF- -TUBUCB Hn9z“l`_d On \‘-iw Previous lative Council and discuss the mat- On May 26 a tremendous sensation Clements, 'Murray 'I-Tarbor; J. ~McIn~ occasion of the court’s Sitting. 110W- ter with them. The meeting is'to be wus caused by the suicide of the chief nis, Elmira; J. C. McDonald, Victo- ever, the business on the docket nr-ranged for t0.mr,rraw_ or the general gran Oi the Eighth rla;' R. CL McNeill, New Dominion; was not taken up yestergay in view Army (_~_0rps_ Colonel Alfred Redi, He Mrs. Ferguson, Hampton; J. J. Red- or today being Dominion Day. There- -"*"‘_”'“" was stationed at Prague, but was in

“" mond, Vernon; J. P. Smith, 'J. A. fore a holiday, and the adjournment _

Kelly. -T- A- Shfeennn. J- A- MGP'h9e, this would necessiste. Accordingly U16 ::There is just one Harmony Rose later disclosed that Colonel Redl had M D.. Kinliora; R- J- M=\1rfov._ Min- court resumed only to bo immediate- soap and that is the one made by been betraying Austrian military see- 1'BY.R0Bd; J. P- Bmdlev End Wife. ly ndl0\li”n2d t0 l30nT1°I`|`°W at 11 8- Harmony of Boston, the famous per- rets to the Russian government. K'elly's Cross; C. L. Strickland. City;_m. _ fumer. It is a transparent soap, made No cause has yet been assigned for R A- N0W0U» -7- EVE-D9. HBIUBI; M. i A number of the P_¢-tit Jury WGN in from 'glycerlne and vegetable oils, the suicide of Lieutenant Lebel. F Riley, Belle River; J. W. Donahue, attendance, and at their own request, absolutely pure and have all the con- BERLIN, June 27 (Specia1)-Pre.=li- Lake Ainslie; W. H. Hogan, Hope Ri- -Albert Gallant of Rustico, and J. T- centrated goodness of thousands oi dent Wilson has been violently _at- ver; J. A. James, St. Peter's; Jean Cudmore oi Winsloe Road, were dis- fuiphiowh rr,sen_ Extra large cake tacked in an editorial in the evening F Cameron, Clark Crosby, New Glas- charged from further service on the 150, 2 for 25n_ The Manxinnrm Drug edition of the National Zeltung. gow, N, 5, jury at this session ofthe court. ,_ Co,, Corner Great George nnd Kent Under the caption “The New Dan-

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v ‘-'F'-2 '=--~~ ' 1-' ' , 3i;,~ MM, ger" his address to Congress is ullar-

Food Needs _

` For Summer

‘ Call for easily digested cereals, fruits, etc, and less of the heavy, hard-to-digest kind. ` '

But the nourishment must be there iw

food known is `

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on work would be expansive in both leaves -Charlottetown at 6.45 a.m. ases. He understand that the Lord. Special train leaves Charlottetown roperty could be got for about $3,- for Surmmerside horse races and base- 00 '

nemb, per lb. (smell) 10 to il v

Eggs, per doz ~ 26 T

Sunnyside Hay (Pressed) S 2 to $14 tb

tion work Councillor Riley said that

F ' S . 'lie did not think the Council legally FOXES ARRIVFL” The mt of fox'

I 0 '

_ S I et d L had the authority to vote any such ss referredth to 1" the (6_'_3sl;“t°l'C§l““'

_ Mr. Frank tan ey r urne o m0ney_ and the honcerrrrhh of hphhi where n is issue art er in ar-

.Ex ert watch and clock re alrer. Glace Bay yesterday after a short nmong the coimniiiors was thatorn Iottetown lust night-

E No, 168 Queen Street. visit to Charlottetown. they gavc exemption from taxes and 'i °°

phone 3g7_ R_ _--- _ free water and a site they would be

[R;v. George lélshér and M_I,‘S._§iBgh€;‘ rhloiing fwlrlry wegl amd as the raw ma-

O hrrchhver _ __ are E en rr era 0 e hand was rar ahead or

:B““tm"' Ben & C0" mr best' coal' few days on ,the Island and are at the prodl f

ice o other places, that __'

iowa” prices' 9'23Mtf' present the guests oi Mrs. Fishe1"s should be suiilcient inducement to the

, _ . . _ ' LONDON June 20 <sneei..l)_A st.

-_______.-____ _ _ tbor_r>ther, Mr. Aubrey Mutch at Hope ;:]i;;1_i_pany to establish their business Pete,,sh,,rg’,reSphtch to the Starrdhm

.. p _ ' ' ' I T _ __ 'l"h°e Mayor said that there was no izggnggeséigggazvooiggxehvgilrzinrr li?

, Mr. John P. Irving, Cape Traverse. dlliiculty in the giving the colnrpany newhl of the treaty of commerce “_ _ _ g “_ y

. .. ° owner °f Tunnel Track' mme to 8' free Bite' free talxatlon and free wa` cept on the absolute condition tllat Assistant- Personal Attention

' Charlottetown yesterday and entered ter' The only dimculty he °°“1d See American Jews are allowed to enter and Prompiness Guaranteed

the P. E. Island HOSPUSBI for treat- was the financial aspect of the quss- Russia freely '

The followilng registered at the Vic- nivnt- It in Elllenitd that Mr- Irving tion. 'Ihe Council would do every- R10 DE JANEIRO June 25 (She_ short notice

toriafi-Totel, Charlottetown, yester- Wlil bl? Ubin i0 Fel'-Urn i`10n’i€ Wil’-bin thing it could as far as lt could go ¢ini)__1n rnc0gnitlol\'of the demon.

J ` th xt fe d ys' - to help the ‘mmpany to establish strations showered upon Dr. Lauro

" _ Both Gained.

[HE HEATHER Man And Wife tFatten on Grape-

Nu s. _

THE TEIPERITURE __

The motion that meat is necessary

#_ _ for real stren th and the foundation

THE wEAT|HER___ Yesterday was food, and the undigested portion is

1 beautifully mild and clear contlnu- Elfaggef i“§° whglt tis ptr“°t'i5“ny th”

il di td (35733 _ n o po son a acs pon e

Probably the most nourishing. most ess Y Kes e 1 lnihzil héilhterature ____ three dclock blood and m_W”_ mm getting an

this morning by the Rexall Store t|’_f°“3h tl" °y°t°m' t t ,, nt

, tested thermometer with a northern I was A h°“v,’f mg" ea er' W es

exposure was 46 degrees above zero 5 W°“t°"‘ "“‘“' ““ “phw 125° §'°"{S and with a southern 44 above. ' °g°' W" in "ry 9°" ea' ' “ul”

The highest temperature recorhed tered with indigestion so that I on y

yfgfrdxg was "genty'tw° degrees welglhziil is lilatdtpdddbout Grape Nuts

,a e d the low st was illty three ` above. The lowest the previous night f°°dh°§d fecidedt tg, tl? ;t'tMy hwifia was forty-six above. At nine a.m.it lang ° “ “‘° “ dr' ’ d‘r'r W ri"

~ f was silty-one nbove and at nine s.m. §°l“°d t° 125 p°““ 5 B" °l 5° ne'

ticipnted when they nude their estl

f hm hr hare rn chvrom mates, and so he wanted to know ii Cui-es all blood humors, all

sewn-have e»»leme'.1v'e emu 6. §§"’;"?:‘; ‘,';"n"°‘P eruptions, clears the complex-

rne., 'wel' .eine sinensis... si nn. ion. creates an spponfo. side _ were ar-_ no ri.. prebspmty el :be digestion, reheyes that _tired

wr- 25352. ‘.’.f..-f.‘.`.i .l3§“.§'§£.§“2§”.2.‘.? f°°1ms-g'v¢3;{;f.;°f,#n,;{nm,_;

ngdt w:lilitr_»ord's whsrt crinlxntlltns ¢° in:°i°f£:'l'i'°s.l`.'-»fe»;'ul°L'. “da irish;

». . ° °°° ° ° “°°°““'Y rg ° ""7

h¢31V°. Plisttlf, Abaurbent *Subscribers and others are asked “légpt 3; wrirrmgb 5°” tottriomfrfn; .

Catton-, Com Plhsters to remit bflloney Orde or by Reg- sa °°‘ r' 81”” ° B g B N I

_ . - _ 1 “tend Lat” Th Gmhdhn rl _ t that was the diiiiculty experienced

£$geBt“i;Tab1et8’ vltqllet responsible for rerdittances iorwarggd ‘;’g;°c¥:;‘;°d“§_‘; when B' “imm” q“°°' --

898,4 alcum Powder, °¢l=°\‘vil° fb" “ °"°'°' mm For lunlsell, zur. Aitken, ns one el DIARY 0F EVENTS

the land-owners that would thus be --

turd Leaves, Shaving n:-:;h°lron?u;:f:::, '3fr‘:,'f,;1,°‘;ff1'3’,‘r§ involved, made lt eieer that nlere 'ro-DAY.

Province. All: such litem; should be W°‘“d bl’ 11°. hl“?h`““°° t° ‘ight °f . . _ .d

mailed to "Th, Gurdrhh News way being obtained across his proper- D0nnn10n DRY-PUb_11¢ i1_0l‘ HY-

Thtse goods arg made Dept., Oharldttetoyn immediately ty, Cricket match, Victoria Park, 9

i - < ‘ ’ ' 1nrep1tlvl.R'l, i lube-m.

by J°hn5°n & 1011950” “lt” th’ °"“" °”°" “°" °'°‘;‘;§;‘; site be douid pielerley dbgatgn Sports at Abeswoit A- A- sr-'»“nd~=.

. said that one was about equal to the 2 P- nl-

MONTAGUE M_ARKETs_ _ other, _ _ _ Ba_sebe.ll_ _game-'Halifax Wanderer?

Tllé tl Corrected for every Wednesday and But-“ld Mr- RUBY- the” in 8- dlf- V5' Ab°g“°‘t“' at latte' 5 g"°““d“' ‘

P ce 25° Won not '_ saturday irrshm ference in the matter of price. . P- fn- ,

begin tg pay for ltlhls path- potatoes 25 t_Mr.wbeaton said that the lonndn- Toe Party at St- Peter*-train

age, an 3.5 WC ave On y B68 ,'D,el` A105. 12

_ ball game at 9 a.m.

In reply to Councillor Riley, Mr, Special trains leave Charlottetown romanliausel' said he would prefer f0l' lie" PHI`l¢Y at 1093 al? 9-10 3-m~'

Fowl 9 to 13 the Lord’s property, and 1 11.111.

Mr, Jenkins sented that the pres. Special train leaves Charlottetown nce of the members of the Board of f0l` MUFFHY H0-i`b0l` at 9-10 5»m~ rade was to show their interest in Excursion l-0 Orwell-_“Wilmer Har' ba matter, which was in good hand§_ land leaves Charlottetown at 3 p.m\.

1 $13 e City C0nnci1'n_ , Excursioél from Summerside to

Hay (Loose) $12 to _ Mr. Stewart expressed himself as P0155 du h9“°~

...........u."...............,....z=r. Pork 7} to 9% being in sympathy with the move-

' 'L' -JF . ` ‘AA 5 "_”`°*i*'- .ment to ~enc0uragg tha gompan to TO-MORROW

-9 _ 'locate their business here. y

D071 f N eg,€Ct Mr. lvleoreedy said be was very Half-yearly meeting of rnrnl denn-

glad to Ilud that some persons cry of P. E. I. at Kensington.

Y -__ abroad were interested in establish- 0hM’10i'-i0l10wn Police Court, 9 am.

OUT W(ltCh 'rim INWARD '1‘RAiNS.- Yester- ing nn industry in Charlottetown. Supreme Court. Trinity Term. ro'

_ _ - day the eastern ex-press arrived in They were all very desirous of some- 0119118 11 a-ln.

,Ir is adellcale piece of machin- Charlottetown at 9.50 a.m., twenty thing of that sort being esta-blisbed

ery and must be cleaned and oiled minutes late; the eastern a_<_:common_ia- here. They wanted more industries fIHH!`Y`n<;nYb ¥Ii01€l1. 'fn¢_ <10I1;Ei;if“l 0¢qn5i0iig)1y_ tion at 6.00 p.m., twen y minu es in the province. soap mace v 8I‘¥n0nY 0 05 0"-

- ~ - late; the southern at 10.55 a.m., Havin 0 o r. made from choice vegetable oils and

igive ever; facmtykfor turnmg twenty~iive minutes late; the western besides ixiniptiohn Mfrolvlhizigg tg; fI1Y°@Y`in€ and deliilhffililv Hfientefi

ml e Vefl’ 9-‘lf W0! ' at 1150 a_-mu tim minutes inte and water and .a Site, the company \,',0um with the aroma of Venetian violets.

All w°rk fully guaranteed and the Calle Traverse at 10.20 a.m., like to get financial assistance from Exim 1111116 Cake 150. 2 f0l` 250- The

personally attended to by twenty-live minutes late, the city in order to meet the extra MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great

. _ ____________ expenditure necessary for the founda. George and Kent Sts. MEtf. J

I I I

Muller in the United State the Act

of the government. The federal Senate also will give a banquet soon to Mr. Morgan.

VIENNA June 26 (Special)-A

Vienna on personal business It was

ncterized ns “disturbing thc hopes

of solid flesh is how no longer as

(special to the Gunrdlnni prevalent as~1orm=r1v- ‘

,r.OR0N,r0__rury r_ Light to m0d_ Excessive meat eaters are usually

_ crate winds has and wnr.m_ sluggish a~part of the time because

they are not able to fully digest their

Made from prime [wheat and mailed barley. itll' ftady 10 it was fifty-three above. she _thought she would eat Grape-

The tide Wm M hr h thrs mhrhrh Nuts too. “Now she is fat and well

eat direct from the package' digfsls geneflfv in 9-5011! 011° 11°\1f: R at 1 1s- tomorrow aiks 04 and Thur: “fl 'W' ¢‘““°‘l\ 4° "°““d'- W” ”°"""

, - 1 “ - . -

,dhy ht 555: it Wm he high tonight have indigestion any more and ssl-

and contains the true brain and muscle building materials phced hr ,_r8_ tomorrow at 104,, had dom feel the desire for meat.

inthe field grains by Nature for man's ure. l

Thursday at ILM A neighbor of ours, 68 years old,

was troubled with indlgestion for

nd: thx. evaémm' 2-°m°"°w years, 'and was a heavy meat eater

. ;it - '

o N is feed his dellelens um- and is Pure whole ' :dived nf;-nliir »-nd? 191--re<1»i`;~°' txt N" “‘“°° “° 1'” ""°“ °“"“" °"“’°‘

flpe. U , » ‘

some and a “builder” in the truest sense of the word- an i<i¢2l

summer dish that not overheat the body.

“ I here 0. Reason" for Grape-Nuts

V Canadian Pomlm Cereal Co.. Lid. Windl°i`- Ont'

4_3 and Friday at 4_15_ . _ Nuts regularly, he says he is well 'rue moon sets uns evening nt 5.51 “"4 ”°"°' 1'” ‘“‘"'="°‘°“~

_ ‘hd tomorrow ht 7_o5_ I could name a lot of persons who

The mah hhrthr or the mmm was have rid themselves of indizestion hv

4 on ,rhur.hdh;Jhnh “th at L41 h changing from a heavy meat diet to

Grape-Nuts" "Tllere's a Reason."

m. ‘ There will be a new moon on Fri- N°m° Fw” by C“"°‘“““ P°°°“’“ C°'

_ dhynruly “h_ at L00 “_ m_ _ Windsor, Ont. fxiwd _iihe_little kbook, ‘ 'rue lenztb ol today will be lllteen '“‘° WW* *° °“’ ‘°~ 1*" l’ "~

' i hours and forty-two minutes and of 5"" 7** 'lx *|","',°.'°"°'§rhA '“"" 1":

L tomorrow fifteen hours and iorty-one "'f°°"' '°'“ "'° ° ""°' °’ "° ‘

s, -

ing Minister ofF'oreigll Affairs, Dr.

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the late Mr. Joseph McEwen, was

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gn;

. Wholesale ff? Retail > , '

` iiali a dozen

A Snap on Preliy Curtain Muslins

Some irilled. some plain. all _c ‘

gular 274:, 30c, 33c yd "

very dalnly-- all fresh, re- _ 4 0

You can’t go wrong on these- see illelu in our window.

Twenty-two cents a yard for these regular 270, _3oc, 33c,

muslins.

Tlley’re just the clear thing for bedrooms and sitting-

rooms-they’ll wash and “do up" splclldidly-they wear like iron. Made in Scotland and lllude for wear.

Don’t wait llntil “week after next” before taking advant-

age of this bargain.

patterns -270 to 33:: values -220.

F Elegant Library Tables

In iumed oak, golden oak, golden wax and early English

Sollle ofthe llandsoulest designs \ve've ever sllowri are on display in our

window. - These are the modern styles and finishes---rigllt up to date.

6-26Mtst3iEfmw3i.

Beer & Weeks | Furniture Headquarters | Beer & Weeks

Funeral Director and em-

balmer-MissA Fer uso Lad

Ambulance calls answered at

SPE(lA|.'l`\ES

Disinfecting and rumlgarlug

Fumiiure Repaired and |(eup holstered.

bilent Salcsmen made lsorder

more dangerous to Europe than thc alkan dispute. Mr. Wilson is described as "a lec-

turing socialist who is convinced that he must reform the world.

The newspaper adds:-“God help

any one who still doubts that l‘resi~ dent Wilson is one of the mrlstclllll- gcrous agitntors of modern times in one of the highest offices ill tllc world.”

for trnnqllility in the time of ll crisis

B I' 11

WESTERN EUAHBIAN

-'PHE MORWENNA.-The Morwcll-

Montreal arrived in Summerslde at 5 o’c'i0cl< yesterday nlornillg and left again about noon for St. Jol\u’s, vill Charlottntolvn. She hail n small ill- warrl freight. Her outward cargo consisted of 525 bags outs, 500 lflrg.-l potatoes, rive llcull of cattle and :l llumibcr of sheep.--J.

-C-AT’I`LlC I"UIl(‘-HASE.--Mr. Frcll

Clnrk of I.ce and (`-lark, Victoria, left by the Empress yesterday morn- ing for Edmonton, taking with him 16 hcad of Holstein cattle. sold by his firm to 'Mr. I-lkibert, of that place. It is said that one of the animals was solfl for $650, which is lively the larizcsi. sum ever paid for an Is- and-bred heifer.-J. '

-REIJTIASED ON BAIL.-Alexander- McDonnlrl, Lot 10, wllo was recently sent up for trial at the Supreme Court on a charge of concealing sto- len foxes was released on bail on Sat- urday last, 'bonds to the amount of $6.000 hazing been furnished. ‘He gave $2,000 himself and two other securities of $2,000 each.-J.

--THE LATE MRS. McKAY.-The

death occurred at her home in Sum- merside of Mrs. John McKay. form- erly of New Annan, aged 65 years. The deceased who was a dau hter of

held in the highest esteem by all who made her acquaintance. There are left to mourn two brothers, Wesley lillcllfwen of Chicago, and Frank Mc- Ewen, Summerside; also one sister Mrs. David Montgomery. Her hus~ band predeceased her about eighteen months ago. The funeral takes place this afternoon at one o'clor.’k to the Peopie’s cemetery.-J.

NESTEIN PERSONALS

-The D. G. S. Brant was in Sum-

mersidc yesterday.-J.

-Mrs. R. 'i’. Mussen of Stratford,

Ont., is visiting her former home in Sllmmcrslile.-J.

im|e.frue.u\l fullol Immun iniereai._ __,Mr._ and Mrh_ Brewer mark oi. _ _ _

, , 4 ‘

_ _ .- -. -1

%Clcvcl:lllil, Ullio, are visiting Mrx. and -The tug May Queen from Port El-

" Mrs. S. H. Clark, Silmlnel'slde.~-J. gin, arrived in Summcrside yesterday

_ G. D. W rl ht _

venillg und this morning will take

-Mrs. R. G. Stratllle, Cllarlotte- on board a full cargo of lobsters

town, is visiting in Sllmlnerl-lille, the from l<`. Mc()-cc’s Summerside.-J,

guest oi the Clifton 1-louse.-J. i --

-~Mr. and Mrs. W. Stnvcrt' and

*Ml and MPH- Wilfrid f"DflnCl’1»? family arrived by the Empress Inst.

lioston, arrived by the Empvess lust cvcuillg to spend the summer on tllo @\'0ninK fn Sbend the silnlmcl in Slllll-| lslnnd. 'l`lley will spend some .lays

l‘2‘”fI`Sili€---T- \ isiting Mr. Stavert’s former llome ill

-"1 nummerside.-J.

-Dr. Alex. McNeill returned last

evening from Ottawa and London, ~- --°- -' ~ - -

Out., after attending nlcctinifs oi the nn! A- wr

0l\'l`AR|l|'| PUWIJEII cs

Doniinioll Medical Coullcil.--J.

is sent direct to tile diseased parts b lhl

f Improved Blower. Heals thi- niherr.

clears this air passages, stops. drop-

ings in the ihrorit nndécrmaneni- Br cures Calarrh und iv" I-`v\'er. 25s. a box : blower free. Accept no

i sllbziiitutes. All dealers or lllllllllllnh

--Mr. and Mrs. Jollll McKay, Sum- mersido, crossed by the Elnpress yes- - terday morning oll a visit to friends

ill Dalhousie.-J.

lliul I UG.. Llmltads TINIIXB

na Of the Black Diamond Lille, frollll.

Delicious Ice Cream In 3 Minutes

Consider the great convenience of having your own

Ice Cream Freezer at your service when you require it. Many times during tlle llot silnlliler your appetite will demand a cool, refreshing, ice cream, and when you can get it really at llolile in so sllort a time you will appreci- ate it Jllllch more. Blly one of our freezers to day and so prepare for the llot days. _

< The Dana Peerless F reezer' > _i

This freezer is the latest out. It is con

stlucted with tubs of Cypress held securely

welded wire hoops, which prevent the tub from in any way. A very important feature in this

the pressed steel frame. No cars on of order, all gearing is ‘ cncilsefl. A

it without trouble. The c1:l' of til

is the smallest in diameter, and ie

reatest surface next the ice whli the

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