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town Tea, Jul 10th. y 5353_1_15_;11_ FOR AUGUSTUS LADIES are i .___ Roi-Ed 10f 111611" 800d cooking. OOHW Miss Fannie Rogerson, of ‘lryon. a (mum; 01.1) TEA pAm-y _ ‘and sample it on Wednesday. July snent last week-end with relative: Fort Augustus, Wednes July 111"» 5“- st Orupuu- 18th. Bigger and Better than avg.

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Restless nights-followed by dull and dmggy days-make existence a real burdenl, Ne,“ zirne you are troubled, rum to Bno for relief. A dash of Ends “Fruit Salt" in a glass of water takes the fever and fret our of your system. em! wind. refreshing sleep quickly

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er has been ideal for picnics, nnd let me add there has bccn a zocdly supply. On July 4th the Baptist Sunday school held their annual did Rainbow mm: have been taken picnic u" the Baptist Chum"-

. s _.grounds at Tryon. The day bein" out of Keeres Lake Sm e the "as ‘an ideal onc. together with the for:

on opened on July 1st.‘ Mrs. 8pur-| , J 1 , _ , 1d; t1; famed culinary ability of the,Bap- ‘Econ fink n8 Mt Albion ho e tist ladies, helped make an unusu-

. , Jul “1123-1-11-11if.%°2$..i3..“$ii.§‘23°31..?'$°..3T‘5...?any successwi amic- THE LAW OFFICE o, J, Q a ,crai weighing 3 1-2 lbs. have been Campbell will bC-UIOSCCI for the next ‘itaken by different “ngmx two weeks, during the absence o! POLICE COURT Another

Mr‘ Campbell from the ggtgfvicfva, Ilarge docket featured the morning's proceedings before His Honor at the

D A _ Police Court yesterday, morning. 1iers2i1iv Ehgggngoiakggxgir Tw° Pmmbmo“ "3585 were dmw*d Scotchfort Memorial Celebration m’- bmh b91113 awarded 51x "mnths please have with or noufy w_ D_ in Jill]. A spender WES fined ‘I030, G11115, and costs. Another autoist was fined _ _ "$5.00 for operating without a. lic- Rgsgnvg Tuesday, July g4 1°1- ense. Three boys charged with in- Leu puny M, R011.) 133M decent assault were given a severe 3351;_7_15_31__mvys, reprimand and a suspended sen-

____ ience. A man charged with using vlsrrong [My AT T111; y, M, g, obscene language was adjourned un- A. Boy's Camp. Sports in afternoon 111 1111B 11101111118- 0110 drunk. $10.90- and grand concert at evening, to-g‘ day, July 1B. at Canoe Cove. 1

COME T0 Rollo Bay _____ July 24th. RESERVE Wednesday, August 15th for the big Picnic and Celebration! at Tignish. . ‘

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Another year has rolled on its way and the children of our Public Schools arc enJoying their mid- summer holidays, which wcrc indccd welcome to both teachers and pupils after their strenuous year's work. Our teachers of last term. Principal (Miss Margaret Howatt) and Miss Retta Toombs (Assistant), I have been informed, have both rcsigncd their positions. Several application: are in, however, and I have no doubt our worthy board of trustccs wiil' ‘choose, as always before, competent, ifaithful teachers, who will uplift the, ,minds and lives of the rising gen-- eration.

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RICE 2 lbs. for...

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Miss Maria Campbell, Chelton, was n visitor to Clcrmont recently, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Mill. Miss Campbell has been visiting j. New Anniin for the past week and returned to hcr home on Friday ev- cning.

SEIDLETZ POWDERS per box

EATONS GLYCERIN "-—-' Miss Adelaide Ivcs, teacher at; 3 (1Z_ 110a],- _ _ SUPT- GRADTS IWPEAL “Bideford last year, is spending hcr‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ___ Superintendent T- B- 51115)’ 0i mflvacatlon with her grandmother in ENCQURAGE T111; Boys o1 the P. E. I. Railway during the course Trvov, ,» y, M, Q A, camp by 311,911,111“; of the inquest yesterday into the '\ 1'11!‘ 11f"; iv] w] Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, i

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their visitor's day and grand con- ‘lie-Em 01’ Mls- 1141131111111 Cmkenv who 9 OZ. ]3.I‘ . . . . . . . . . cert at 8 p. rn. at Canoe Cove, July ‘"85 killed MOHdiIY by 8 10001110111/9- and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arthur, i8. said that the Railway regrets very of Elmsdalc. recently motored to very much the md and tragic 00- |Tryon and vicinity, where they vis-. currcnce, but no matter what pru- ited relatives. 1 cautions are taken "Safety First" l 23nd, 1-11g1111e11111 u, m_; pfluce- literature and devices the railways Mrs. J. A. Patterson and two 1Qwn'R()ad, 3 p, m,; Wlnslqg south, put out, there is always some per- small sons, Junior and Cecil. also 7,30 p, 111,; preacher, w, 1-1, smug, [son who is taking a chance. Hi5 Mrs. S. E. Reid. arrived home from

CHURCH SERVICES — Winsloc Circuit service as foilowsz-Sunday.

Mr. Gcorgc Cass, Summersidc, gas a recent visitor to Traveller's cst.

Boxes

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Mcssrs. Clarence Wood, George Smith and P. Wood were recent vis- itors to Ncwtown Cross.

We ‘have received one carl0ad185,000

Strawberry Boxes

direct from the manufacturer.

' Made from clear whitcvv0od_ regulation site unrequited by the SMALL FRUITS ACTK done up in crows o! 1,000, 500 and 250 to the crate, but sold In any qlllntity.

Among thosc who attended the Mr. J. Ernest H. Worth, city, was Summcrvilic races on Wednesday

Mr. Alden‘ Moiisds house been nicely painted.

deed. A Macnovmd has unwed home and “so to those who persist in this commumvv are pleased w havev guest 0f 1101' 111111"- Mi- Cm“ holidays in the city. them by tlioiTghtless and reckless Mm John m“ Lea’ and “ca, n, the “ma, omc, m,“ u“, irecentlypurchased a new whipiivl . and Mrs. Amos McWilliams. of NJa recent v,s,,,m_ to Montague, iwere, Mess“ George Jenkms, E, SHE“, cuts, I, ,5 thought that the has Cumberland County. The marriage Mn. E. 1i. RAYNER, President week-end at his home in Tryon. ‘View '°°°“uy"

.14 .18 VITONE BEING DEMONSTR ATED - TRY IT Mr. Jabcz Mill.‘ Clermont. has ___ $1,161,161.15 Wei-e .111-@¢ted partieular- Somerville. Mass. on Monday even- wmpleted the painting of his rt- 110mg on VACATION _ Mr 15.1w .10 3111131515 who are always try- ling, and will remain for a. fcw weeks _ . from Scotland where he has becnipnssing in front of a moving train.,them in their midst once agairw-nd _ , ,3 hm Of-me glasses 1n his ngw Mrs. Hariy Waugh. Wilmot Vlll- attending the Unlvermy of Edimine Sam ma, me raflwav men 119,119 hope they will make their sojourn a, Ifonuac Sedan broken, The accident | . . - - - schunnan’ —-—— P0011111 W110 wmenmes do m” real" “me occupants. The glnss was broken in Miss Doroth Kni ht of Boston ENGAGEMENT -— Mrs. W. W.Iize the danger until too late. He Y 8 . . n great many pieces, but luckily no can ncunccd the engagement of her sis- fto respect all crossings and “sslsrtigvig Tryon, tor, Miss Bessie A. Moore, Alma, to,unci at all times ma e a . Dunphy, A, Drgkg, 13511191111111 J01,“ door was warped and 1irobably the Mn Ham“ Mabev, of the Bank Mr. Beverley Vanlderstinc anrlCummings and Wiifrcd Mclnnis. 1111 i-"lve 11.1111911- is to take place at her old home. Hawthorne Place. V1110" 305d. L011 and Gena,“ Manage, of 13, H, Ray- | .ncr Limited. 450 St. Peter Si... The Rev. Mr. Brinton, pastor of

On Thursday, July 5th, the par- ishioners of St. ‘Joachimfls Parish, Mi‘. George VanIdcrstine, Mill-Vernon River. were honored by the He is visit of the Papal Delegate, and siness they extended a wonderful welcome to his Excellency, Andrea Cassiiia. Archbishop of Lconopolis. and Dclc- gate Agostoiic to Canada and New- ‘foundiand. He was accompanied by a number oi other clergy. who wcrc, the guests at the supper givcn for the occasion by Rev. P. D. McGuig- , ‘an at the Parochial Residence.

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.22 OPERATED BY sidence, which looks very nice in- Arthur Mavnomfld Son 01 M1- s ‘ing to beat the train to a crossing vacation. Their many friends in icy, spent Friday in Bedcquc, a burgh He W111 spend 11w summgr,practically every nerve taken from long one. ,3 a mystery as were was no one . . . l Mr‘ Ernest Mm‘ Cmmont‘ ha“ Anderson. of Alma, N. 8., has an- ‘made a special flppf-‘Bl t0 the liilbilillMass" were recem’ visitors Dr Mr‘ onc was injured except for a few Mr. J. D. Smith of South Brook. First" the slogan. of Nova Scotia, Victoria. spent last 1111111131. city. passed through Mill- J _ —--—i--;—-— 1 Iracticai Harness 5i, P. E. I. in the near future. —Ne\.v

Among those in tiic city Tuesday afternoon were Messrs. Irving Clark, Reuben Large, and Fred Stavert, Wiimot Valley; Mr. Harold Moasc, Mr. and Mrs. James Marchbank, Miss Emmeline. Miss Margaret and Master Clarence Murchbank, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moase. and Master. Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waugh and Master Charles, New Annan, and Mr. Tyndal Scmpie, Kcnsing- ton.

Glasilmv News- IMontreal, P. ., arrived on the late Tryon Baptist Church. dealt very we” purchased a “°w_ cm‘ Etram sagurda? riighi; for a visit i-Olably with the subject "What are we carrymg ‘m ‘m extemdve b“ , CABLE HEAD EAST-The clos-ims navwe P,_Dv,nce_ M,’ Rayner living for?“ m ms Sermon on sum in his garage, and the public cei- lng exercises '3‘ Cable Hand East€will combine business with pleaS-Iday cvening. July 8, and was cii- tamly apmecmtc havmg a c“ doc" school were held in the schoolhouse um vvhue on the 151M111, and ex- _ioyed by the large audience present, tor in their midst. Friday evening, June 29th. The poets, whfle among us, w add a few| 591111131 W115 mstduny decmated for fish stories to his present collection} IViiris Edith O. Lord. of Summc-r- Messrs" Jenkms Bros" Mmview‘ the occasion with ferns, cut flowers He reports an Improvement 1n ;11e,5_1de_ was a V1511“ to Tryon on sum had a new Monitor gas tank instal- uiid P0111511 1111111155- The lmPus were general condition of the Fur Mar- day, led recently. They are now able to examined in the various subjects by k3,, which was very quiet through- supply the motorist with Premier or the" 191mb"- A "'1' “"31"” We‘ out the Spring Season and informs Mr. Neil Bradshaw. of Middie- 114mm"- Mm E1129, wgugh, who 511mg 1,118 pared P1981111" W115 “med ‘mt m" s that the finer grades of Silvcftown, was a visitor to Tryon on Sum, wintcr at the home of her daughterld" the “"3919” 0f the sunshine '

M s tc M M u N tn B a Club The 11111111111111! w“ ‘he 1"°‘ g1“ Pelts tairiiebsriiixilfgnifgh: 82131111321655 day’ I 1‘ rs. co c ur o, or e e-, - an any - ' ' ‘ ' - r Ch r O Canada: reading. d l" H fi d d li ht d tol qua’ is now at her old home m w" geaatixzidce ‘£71122!!!’ monologue, Joseph tor‘ Agumg “is; €1e125r11<1gsr1:)1€;an‘1-'thaifllviéemnggi lsc sigowley impiiwf; Messrs. C. Williams, city, and Mc- loving Redeemer. Miss Murphy,‘ m?’ vageg’ zhem she 1S Wamfly Sutherland andTena Wilson; chor- 223?: hisreggg smce June Flrsvllng at tfiechnrlovtewwn flospltauDougall, Saint John, were in Miii- during her long iifc enjoyed the‘ we come ac . "s 171193110“ Time; readmg’ “(mm-d Twenty-Four Pelts at the following where she was taken recently withivlew Wednesday‘ be“ of health ‘mm m” 1551 few I iii/I'D id; d t. Francis and Cece- . . t 21000; 3 b, k n1 _ ycnrs. She was highly esteemed RIBS’ RASPBERRY’ etc" a" lfagy éflend? m1: viclnlFyJe-iliac Sfiiltherlang? chorus, Cable Head g Ziogégtgoé-Z :1, 325099;,“ o e cg 1 The many friends of Mr. George and loved by hci" iiuigiibors. Hcr i" 1'11"“ ibie irriws- grfm ° a?’ g 1,1 9r "c1515 -° R rsflscnooi; reading. Marion Sutherland; 1 a,‘ ‘ $265 0o- g '51 szvsoml Mrs. Phillip Holland, Tryon. hardball“ Helmmige- “"3 ‘"1’ 5°11!’ 1° “"11"” “m1 S151" Pmdmusfli 11" S ccl ll I | ll. w 11m larhe ' {rave c“ es I m°n°l°guei “mm” Pupusi duet’ 5 at $30901)‘ ’ 2 at $350.00; lMrs. John Albert 3059,50“ of wcsbilearn he has cntcrcd the P. E. Iva short time mo. Hcr remains were P i 9W l" 11° ll 0 8 0f We 511C010)’ 0P9 01‘ i1 5909(1)’ Til-Lena wnson and Joseph suvhe,“ at $700 00 5,, '0, whwh were reg“? moreland were recent vlslmrs voh-Iospitai for an operation. ltaken to St. Joachim‘s church. Very 5000 Boxes andover. cover” ‘ ‘lurid; $011K» 31111101? P1191155 Present” ed by private sales. Mr. Raynerhlharlpttetown. where they visltgd P111118 01’ Juli’ 1 Mi Elli mu Cl t ~ ‘tiuu "1 Publl" s°h°°1 “emmaies 1° cx resses his opinion that notwith-‘thcir mother. Mrs. Dunbar, who 151 5111- and 1011110111’ 111111 t0 rest The 5s c l s’ ermon‘ {may Marion 0‘Hanley, Imelda McKin- s, pndm the sharp decunes in pried, patient m the hospvval them pail-bearers were: Messrs. Boswell. ed through New Anna“ Thulsday non. Aiycia. Sutherland. Emmet Mc- 6:0‘ Sig," fox pelts when the large ‘ , ‘Jenkins. Owen Callaghan. Patrick afternoon. gums, Remarks by Mn H, D, Mc_ b 1k of suns h" the market that. Mn Charles Horton, 0,, Charm“ land James Wood, James Hughes. . . . , .-Kinnon. Presentation to teacher. “l: ease“ Wm close fairly svrongfltetown, pmd a flvmg v15“ to Tryon Messrs. Chas. Rankin and son, of and Fred Duffy. xTvlhe ‘vuiiliclilizrscévitces, oifnMvh The? Goodmye song, God save the Kmgflana sthat there w,“ be a good de_ on Tuesday evemng His many OlwMt. Albion, were in Miilview Sun . r.. i i . - . . ' i crfeafn sociaitoln the illtth EISLWCWCTE mflfld 111 the December sales at {fiends Here were very glad w See day. ' much appreciated by the A.Y.P.A., MURPHYJHJLLIN NUPTIALS___ prices slightly lower than thoseugt, 011M116 again. sacrament was held m vh-e 3,1,0,‘

Kensmmwn‘ A quiet wedding was solemnized on ‘hf beginning °t last season‘ y - M 1 4Hill church on Sunday, July 8th.? Miss Jennie Gordon. B.A., Toron- Ju1y 151; 1n 51;, Peter's church, Dor- H" 5W5 that the Island is looking e08 0v es were held m Cmlr There was a very large attendance to, has arrived home to spend her

_ h b ht sud Hail on ‘riiesda i , i -‘ chester. MESS" Wheln Igatthegingo C. aziélliailvildhgmgstavwaght,esaifiggay stead of Wednesday?’ Ifvggarfge I?“ at all the services. Rev, Mr. Mc- vacation with relatives in New Perth. Mullin, of No. 2 Gen rec, r-

_ _ _ n1 ms, but neverthele n c ‘Dougaii gave an impressive sermon.‘

chestcr. was married at '1 p-m. w "w" 6m 7 m n ingthe good quality orsiircopicliilrlézsc. 1 °“ Twsd“ °"°“‘“1-’- ‘"111’ 1"“- ‘he $1.1m, L, Murphy, of Belchcrtown, iEvervone expresses themselves as Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Weatherbie, young ladies and gents of Water-v M1155» 113/1119 Rcv- Father Cmlghlm-i delighted with the mime “what a and family Montague. were visitors vale and vicinity attended one of Mrs, George Magnum; 55w;- of Gm should Knows. starred by Pa,“ to Pownal Sunday. {the most up-to-date ice-cream fes-,?

the groom, was bridesmaid,‘ and Mr. Ruth Mmcn ‘tivals held in that vicinity for some, . Gcofgc Mcxljnjfln best; man, 130th Miss Daisy VanIdcrs-tine, Milivicw, time. The festival was under the, of Belchertown. Mass. There was irmass, celebrated by Rev Father 1), M,” Enid Rogers, or Charloueniis spending a fcw days in Montague, supervision of the Women's Insti-, revenue“ and supper a; the blqders F, Shcedy, at st Johns church_ at town, is vlsitmg m vv_ Tryon, mdvisitingold friends. |tiitc, the proceeds. which were. home with near relatives and a few a o-clock The 11011519 1-111; 591mm guest of he, 3mm Mm Bruce HOW. '8b0li1. $45. wcrc for the school, 11,1 friends present. Thc wedding march was “sat Fonowmg the ceremony,“ Messrs. Aeneas Curran. Frank was hcki nn the lawn of Mr. J. C. was pmYed “s the bride entercd their wedding breakfast was served at “W05 Mid Jflmvh‘ R055. Milivicw. WBHPY- The D1111“ being dewrtcd‘ house. by Miss Miney Sanderson, anvhc bcaumul new home of Mrs, motored to High Bank on Sunday. with bunting. Chinese lanterns and, intimate friend of the bride. Thehrhomfls Tmnor, 515m,- og 11w bride. |fi0wers. the moon shining on the Mr. Percy Wood. Southport, was water. and the merry-makers step-l: in Milivicw recently. ‘ping off the fantastic, miidc a lovely,“ scene, such as one would expect to Miss Mary McNeil, who amveu sec at Miami. Much credit is due‘ home from Western cungdu lusgithosc women who went to so much

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1 at Mt. Albion on July 4th. 10211.1 Mr. James Atkins, city passed Miss Hannah Murphy. having re- through Milivicw on Wednesday. ,ceived the last rites of the Catholici

Also pint gin [o1- CUR.- ,‘church, passed beyond to meet her. IMNTB. GOOSEBERRY.

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ail strictly hand work of the bcsl land most painstaking quality-As our business. Wc guarantee satis- faction to every patron because we put into our Iiarness the best mat- crinls and the best workmanship We solicit new customers ‘

.wc know we can please them and give them hcticr quality for tho ‘same money than they can find ielscwhcre.

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Misses Olive and Hazel Smith and' Mr. Geo. Vanlderstinc, Miiiview. Scnd or phone us ‘your motored to Montague on Sunday.

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Mr. William Acorn, Willview, is remodelling his house.

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Mr. Sample, with his daughter. Miss Lconara, R.N.. New York City. who have been visiting his family at Cicrmont. returned by the Car Ferry last week en routc to their home. They were accompanied to the mainland by Mr. Waiter Rogers. Indian River.

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I CHRISTIAN-McCARTIIY.— Miss JAQHCS Louise McCarthy and Ml‘. Norman J. Christian were married yesterday morning at a nuptial high

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Mrs. Neil Robinson, Charlotte- town. is spending a few days with her aunt. Mrs. John Mill, Cicrmont.

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Sufferers from Eyestraln may havq perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence oi’ any eye defect.

Tho trustccs of Clcrmont have‘ been fortunate in securing the ser-.‘ vices of Miss Annie Mnthicson, of Traveller's Rest, as the futurctcach- er for their school there.

A party of Tryoners: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thomas, and little daughter, Mrs. John Thomas, Miss Ruby Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Thomas, Mr. Keith Thomas and Mrs. Florric Clark, motored to Char- lottetown and vicinity last wcck,

is u rfilistgzdvuurjf, "Whig, gvezkabrother-in-law of the bridea fir», 1113113’ mi” '1 P” °'““s u r‘ ted the groom. Mr. an rs. visor in prominent hospitals in Masslggzmvpin were the rec1p1en¢s of and well known to many Island many and beflumu] pmsema The when, they visited vaflous mums week, is visiting her sister, Mrs. trouble in milking their social cv-. young ladies. She is a daughter ofvbvlde ncewed a cheque for ‘loam o‘, interest, cmrence wood, Vernon Rlver- icning a success. MY- 911d M15- TPMM Munm- mrmffrom Mr. H. K. Richardson, of the Mr Geo J k, M U Mr G K f‘ 4 1 erly of St. Peter s. P. E. Island, and Richardson Insurance .g0_, W111. M153 Jean young, daughter or . . en ns, rs. Giles Jen . - corgc cc 1.. city. was in now ‘of Dorchestcr. Mass. The whom she has been emvfloved 101., Rev, and Mm a M, Young. pastor kins and Mrs. Finlay McPhail mot- Milivicw Wednesday.

8mm" 15 l‘ “Bu” °t MmflL a E' [the past seven years. and a set 0i of the United (then Baptist) churéh med to Murray Harm" 0“ sfiurdw‘

Island. They expect to make theindishes 001151514“; o; one hundred at Tryon, is vlsmng frlend m Tryon whcrc they were visiting fiiends. ,1 Lawrence Murdoch. Murray home in the near future in Southmeces from Mm H, K Rmhardmn, and vlcmm, iRivcr, 1iasscd through Milivicw rc- Portiand. Maine. where the groomhin electric outfit from Mrs. Eastcr- Mr. John Hooper, Boston. is visit-ccntiy. i has resided for a number of years,|b,.ooks_ and mvmv other lovely pre_ ing relatives in Miiiview. and the owner of a nice residencc‘sen1,s mo numerous m menflqn, The

Misses Edna Palmer and Jeanette Henderson. Freeland. after writing the matriculation exams. at Sum- mcrside. spent the week-end with the farmer's aunt, Mrs. Jabez Mill. Clcrmont.

The motive power nf the entire human organism is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes. it iii computed utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but vvlicn live- strain ls present. a much larger proportion is required. Ilcnre defective eycs, through their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En-

Mr, Lloyd Miller, Eilcrslie. was u recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Mill, Clement. v

Misses Louise and Evelyn John-

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BELL BARBISTIB» SOIJCITOR, ITO Gamma Block. Charlottetown. MONII T0 LOAN

. Dr. C. C. Archibald

Undiuie of N." I. Medical School and llnqital Practice United to I70, Bar. New t