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We Kve on hand here a

splend array ot good china -- some of the very best work pro- duced by Japan. France and Austria.

Whether you wish a complete

set, or=-individual pieces for is collection. you will ilnd what you wept here.

Particularly nice is the hand-

painted Nippon China dinner set 97 pieces, selling, now 1or.$28.00

Black & Co.

Sunnyside _

,yo ' A V . P .gi __ .Mrs. Brookins.-K. ""'*"°'-"""“ __ , E.”

4"`r§' 1; ' ls _ 1 . {.'

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and Rolls always turn out right when .1 ed

0 resident of Seattle since it was'

- practically a frontier town containing'

only one church till at the present.: d ith ttindth kbl-

ypu use _

is because the llouris always the tame. It 'is milled from blmled wbut. Ontario fall _wheat, strengthened with western spring when. Being blended in exact proportions, Beaver Flour is always the same in strength and quality ; and always gives the some results, no mmef wha;

or when you bake.

It will be 1 change for the better when you change from wenem V,-},“¢ Hour to Beaver Flour, milled from blended wheat. ,

.tue vvwaeern uuarwwl 5 5 ¢ -‘v“==~=w . ' I

'._w. ig. uooouosu. oiotio no ss- omo. ' _

can be-obtained at Lailertfs Tensor isl Psrlourl. Bsmmenide.

Donald College. Montreal, visited Miss

Freide Campbell-her__»%il.--at Park gn Corner. Miss Hill- lea ' vie. Char h

pils,-Miss Fraser. in Nova Scotia.

Mantle Dunning oi' Clinton. who has

~ been attending the Bryant and Stret-

ton Business ot Manchester. N. H., for the past year spent a very pleasant M _ vacation visiting her father, Mr. John U .Dun-ning oi Clinton, P. E. Island. Miss th

. Dunning join in wishing her sucoess. of She was accompanied by her sister, t

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____ _ ' Thursday, 27th uit, when fifty people

..-='li_l%-'"5" Firm ` "

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_‘ _ /l/_'//_ _i | _ P3 eg _..- . -~- .» s,

well singing. Everyone present en-’ yed s good outing.-K.

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chmgahduirdtaaagentlafsammen t ty

--‘ro-is uqhnmo o/u|.v eau-dum scvtuos o; nascnsx summei-nas.

. on n . J.. A. simon.

. -vielron 'ro-Paax coaNea.- su,f,,,',°:,,'f§';'f ° mp M2, ‘ Miss ‘A.'E. Hill, teacher in the Mac- ' '

lottetown to visit another oi' her pu~ a

` Brece’s, Summerside have the right'

' __ ` paint and at money saving prices.

RETURNS T0 COLLEGE-Miss 1258_8_1Mh"Ef2wkB_

r. and Mrs. 0. E. Pettman and tam-, y of Chelsea, Mass are visiting at

Dmmmg left Friday morning for Mm* tutan being Mr. 'Urch’s brother~in-law. chwten where she Wm resume her Mrf Pettlnan is interested in the Iox_ swdmm The -many mend’ of Ml” business, and speaks optimisticelly

rlnce ward Island, comparing irt

man atglres the rural beauty of vorably..with old England oi’ whichl e he

o t ‘together for sn outing. Some fish' ere secured from.a passing boat and

ish dinner was prepared over a mpilre, and eaten by the picnic, rty with great relish. Miss Mamie oss of Charlottetown and Miss Lena' icholson oi' Stanley Bridge did some!

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"*~_`@[°/"ey, / EVCIY Blrrel, ‘ \ 5' ` to

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' ~ Cther Barrel' i`§'..,_ rail' .y.;f.'i.'_°"1MiI..if§'i»'1'liL.‘.lf.K§E-."1i'.i”i_ '

One reason why the Pies and Cake, Bread igiutofrio°tli:i};el@;em`::i;J§;n};r 11551;'

--SEATTLE VISITORS TO KEN. NGTON.-Mrs. McLean and dough. r Winnifrod, who is a teacher in e Lincoln High school, Seattle, vis- _ ed their old time Seattle friends. Mr.

. \ ay esaae_ eremarse_

L _ g;‘owth oi! population-oi' 350.000 peo-

. p e ~ provement in the rural sections of P.E.

I.. but depiores the failing oi! of ship.. ping and coastwise trade from Sourls

‘ and the oas&rn coast. -K.

-DEPARTURE OF MR. FOUND. -Residents of Clifton and surround-' ing districts were surprised when Mr.l Found announced his intention or

selling out his goods and chattels and'

V llll

not soeompany order. lini- wen -tive cents.

-GENUINE ENGLISH Isaac Nlsh

’ ` ` 1258-8~lM|.ufEi2lYks.

'7°i11_nA©%snsnm.\

-Psaruas tor- 1 s-4 sores for

-BRACE'8, Bummerslde are show-`.

g some beautiful sets of driving. _

rness at best prices.

1258-7-1MtufE_i'2wks .

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-NOW is the time to paint up.

--VISITORS TO KENSINGTON-

e home oi' Mr. Ed. Uirch, Mr. Pet-

the`(uture of the industry. Mr. Pet-

is s native. He and family enjoyed bi ic t N London on

m Kensington and Stanley Bridge

near approach 'to New England!

Works for P. E. I..-has not visit- P. E. l., for 34 years, having been

.` Mrs. McLean notices great 'im-_

DEALElS~wrlte ns for prices on Feed, Coarse Gninl and Cereals. 202 $01113 to the U . S. A. 1158.111. In these;

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'- all

`_,1 _._.. 'io even lrctlcr than he has done here.

\ Mn and Mrs. Found have always

been ardent suplporteraof anything

_ tending to the uplift and social en.

_- ___.»' joymont of the community in which'

___i _f __t_. they reside. Mr. l~‘ouml is a genuine:

3;, _ __. horse lover and enthusiast# horse-

\--__--li ~ _ '-1-' _. .:',,-:_..`_ racing. He promoted the ew Lon-

. ~ ”'-f-S don Driving Club. which held so

of interest.

2.

_DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE °

OTTAWA.

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Are You Going West -._-outa Pleasure Tr p Q or the Harvest Excursion

if you uogolog woot to uikoom to no hose smut#

xxerely going for the trip-you need tocome here for ` _travelllnl stt9lIl|éi.:i=W_dfsli§_Iil!fi4lF’Sloii'want;‘ ' * "

iii If you are working st "tlte“hsying at home, come' here

your supplies

shade hats

"?

tiiorkins onus

' ' ` I ` ' many good races on New London ice`

during the past two winters.

V ~ middle oi' August as soon as pos

“T - _ sible after which he and family will Fl

depart for the Unied Qtates

Free_ for all Trot and Pace Purse ...... .. . ........ ._ $200

........... ...........$150 2.30 Clase Trot and Pace . ............. $150

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THE 1-_ |.{_ TAYLQR ¢g_ UM;-fab _ _ ` days of time “full dinner pail" and' I ‘°°d "’“°“ °” P' E' I" " “ '““‘°' th”

' exception to see a holder of a tint.;

farm .property sell out and leave. but- '

5 Mr. F‘ound‘s friends and well-wishers

hope that he sees his way clear to

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Sent direct to boys at front 68 pn; Thomas W May

js _'_ _- . ., .__- _ Previously acknowledged $520.65 Total nuniberoif socks sent from knegt '5 00 T B_ & D J Rue ,& ‘ FOR THE _ Further donationsz- this society to d._1¢ts ' 734 pre. H' .pclfrn D mm y

» ag _ \ __ _ _ Mrs. A, M. Monoo $1.00 also 141 pmow cases to Charlottetown °“- G “r °° “

‘i="Z‘~.,'if= - `\ ' A ` Mrs. Ailired Jenkins 1.00 since last list published. Pr°*5° Bm" =‘“‘ ' -. ` Patons' 1/td. _ " ' Mrs. Jane Myers .50 D ld Ni h I

' ~__ W R L 'rotor to obovo doto 5523.15 M°“‘;, H ° ° “°“ __ 5 00

_ Further donations of socks. etc:-___ 8. L. JENKINS, Cr-ahh; H:-_>_§_l_1_K:_____e Co. 10.00 - I Horse Races iii *iii 71111112.32 2 1. 1 _ sa: .........

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(fro BE lssuen IN SEPT;-:MBEn_' ____ _ ____ ___ _________ __________ _ _ _ "l "

w d A d 1916 m'_1______________

-` _ e . ug. r

By purchasing a bond you will help Three classes Purses

to WIN THE WAR and obtain for yourself aninvestmsnt of the highest class yielding a moat attractive rate

` $500

19 Class Trot and Pace

_-._-_

races mile heats. Best 3 in

to end at end .of fifth

per cent with_ entry _ rceut from winners.

c oss August 14th. or-more orses to enter.

or more to start in

. ' il,

more horses by the

owner or trained in the stable may start in the “w_._. _ _ .

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race

rules to

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1 1-2 dozen Ladies and Misses white wash skirts-26

to 36 waist band -regular Price $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, for.. . . . . . _................49c.

2 dozen.Ladies and Misses 'Cotton dresses regular price

$3 00_,\to 9.00, for.._...\.......... ......69c.

A Limited " number of \i\/lisses dainty colored voile

dresses -‘-_16 to 18 year_s`, regular price $7.25, 9.00,

9.25, 11.00, selling now _at ......Half price.

A few Ladies colored voilehiresses sizes 36, 38, and

40, regular price $6.00, 6.'25 7.00, 7.25, and_8 00_ goingfor ......... ......... .. ,.......1-2pric¢°.

A number of Ladies tweed suits-sizes 34= to 40,

regular :prices $18.00 to 25.0Q;Y,_on sale pow for ........ ...... $7.00

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Ladies’ serge suits in navy and black, made irom an

excellent wearing fabric,very smartin appearance

_ regular price $14.00 for..._...........;..»:.......$7;98c.

Ladies’ cream blanket sport coats in sizes 34 to 40,

regular price,$l3.00 for................... ._..-.$9.00

Black and white striped sport coats,up-to-time-minute in

style regular price $9.00 for.....'................63Q0

White voile blouses (a few odd ends) worth from $100

to 2.75 sizes 34 to 42 for........

New colored work waists for......... ._ ........98c

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V » _:il " ,. ' < ' ' CROSS SOCIETY POWNAL Mrs. Henry McKenzie 1 pr. socks 5R|1-|3H SM-|_0Ra' RELIEF FUND. W. E. Bentley A

" _ , _ Mrs. James McMillan 1 lb rolls ..._.. W. T. Wellner' _ i

_ _ __ ' _ ' _ Aug. 3rd 1916. Previously _acknowledged 666 prs. previously acknowledged. $798.00 Charles Finger

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White middies with colored collars $1.25. 1._60...l.9_0

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Children’s white voile dresses,si'ses from 1 to'14 years- ‘~

_ I regular price $1.25 for 98c, also 1.50 for 1.122 ‘ir

2.00 for-.. t

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Children’s cotton dresses worth $3.25 for 1 98--also

_ 1.20 for ‘

Childr_en’s white princess slips from' 8 to'.l4 years. _

Regular price 145 for..........

Ladies white underskirts; embroidered fiounces;+§

2 1-2 yards wide. Prices 1.65 for 129 ~-1.35100' - 9Sc; 2.75 for.........._ ...... ...1.9_8 '

LADIES WHITE PRINCESS SLIPS (only a few sizes _

lefi) Prices from 1.15 ,to 1.95 for 98C. Ctlters worth 220, 2.75, 3.15 selling now at..3....'.

.......... _._.........0ne Third 0fI__=-

. _..

LADIES LONG GREEN KIMONAS regular _price .g

' 1.75 for 1.29; short Kirnonas 1.25 to 1.35 going'

nowfor.......

A few smartly trimmed hats especially designedjiof _-_

nobby wear in large and small shapes, regular 0_-

price from 5.00 to 6.00 for 2.00. Also a_tal)`le of

untrimmed shapes regular price 2.00 to 3.00101' 1

ooo...-~......... ..-U......»..¢~°--o-.»~-no -01 ° »¢~-~»~\49c I

hite middy blouses from $1.00 to .........,......§l.90l All gglorgd shapes going now at half priw, '_ __ , _ . _._

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3:""v,y` I _Q & Found' will can 8' big sale about the __.-.. - -~ _ ~ é--~ --- » - - - _ - -- . W 0 _

l . I V \" y | Eo . » t I ' V' I I' A I' z i . .it _ ‘ “ 5 ._ 0 ~ ‘ -. ‘~». 2°: 1 . I \. '- .

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10 00 Mrs Charles Flager v .5.00 Rev. Canon Machulich

` 20.00 Johnson 8: Johnson. (R. E. Col' 1'”

25.00

J. M. nuouss.

The whole country is buying this latest Overland. Its |16 l ri has . . ‘ spread like wildfire. _No wonder. A 31% ,u B eggs

nomical five passenger touring car at $890 was We could do it because our factory is the largest lit"-the world. `

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Come in and see it today

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