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Two-BEAM LIGHTS ON CUSTOM sEDANs

A "ight driving problem. as old as the automobile in.

'why itself, has been solved by the lighting system em. P|,y¢¢ in the line of custom designed motor cars recently inmdwcd by Studebaker. And while this new system gf illumination definitely and completely removes any "gr°p. WI. ,|qr|9~ the highways while passing another ear gf- ln ,hy driving where bright lights may not be used it is just ntimpie In operation as It is effective.

instead of using one beam of light to show the road

:held and reducing the efficiency of that beam when pass- |,,| mother car on the highway or ln cities, the custom de- llgned Studebakers are 0'-'lU|PPed with a two-beam system. When touring at night the long range beam, which lights ,ht msd ahead for a considerable distance and throws a lm ollight to the sides as well, is utilized. when another ureomes within range of this powerful beam a mere touch al the control conveniently mounted on the steering wheel bring, into play the reflected beam which is of full density brilliantly lighting the side of the road. yet so angled down» wird as not to confuse the drive of the approaching ear.

In city driving this deflected shaft of light proves its

Wpgriorlty over the old-fashioned dimming practise as con- qpicuously as on the Open road. irregularities in pave- ment. bits of glass and the unilghted parked ear are |71-cught into bold relief by the strong rays which spread lanwiee from curb to curb.

CALL AND SEE THE NEW MODELS AND ASK FOR

A DEMONSTRATION SHOWING THE WONDERFUL RESULT OF THE TWO-BIEAIM LIGHTS.

SAMPLES NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW ROOMS

AT Ci-IARLOTTETOWN AND SUMMERSIDE

A. 'Horne & Co.

Dealers for Prince Edward Island

at ._‘, ' " '

` THE UNIVERSITY OF

Antigonisll, Nova Scotia

_ 1926

DUCATION. today. is an essential. not

E a mere luxury. If you send your boy

out into the world poorly equipped

you start him In life under n severe handl- cap. Aoourselat St. Francie Xavler's will cost but little and will train him for his battle with the world.

ARTS, SCIENCE, ENGINEERING

CLASSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 15, 1926

Matricuiatlon Examinations September 17th

1853A

si. Francis Xavier HIGH SCHOOL

CLASSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 16. 1928

Write To-day for Colendar and Full Particulars

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'rl-us TRADE MARK olNo'r:s ALI. THAT Is cool: IN' BINDER TWINES. D0 N01* at rnwaoso mar owls ‘rwmlx alll as cooo on urvn BUY ONLY: “ILT EDGE. ro. MINI.. Iso at cc. is tm-D LEAF. n....I. can n. ...Is

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inanvronn onvanlo

Twine

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Ggarantccu sro fest is me pound, mac by the ensur-

_rw D ooI=roAoE co., LTD., the un-gut maker. or BINDER

INE in the ‘BRITISH EMPIRE.

' We are SOLE AGENTS Iior this HIGH GRADE TWINE or P. E- ISLAND,

Ei/°l‘y hall of “Silver Leaf" Twins Guaranteed to ive

Ngvilulisst satisfaction. Made in both the OLD STYLE and

s'rvLE -san..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at factory prices.

CARTER & COMPANY, LIMITED.

Binder

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. George's Dnrlsh was united in the

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*<0->__ tracks by Henry Leger. track ‘pat~I

,_ . patrol duty about 5.30 o’Cl0ck YGS-

I AM FREE YOU MAY BE

of dlsilgurlng hlotohea and akin irritation and so if you a|__;,troubled with this annoy- infroondltlon your but ln- terosta' will be eured by using

WAMPOLE’S GRAPE-SALTS

in 50 oento and 01.00 sin

bottles. It la the beet lum- mer medioine extant.

Haroid L Worthy

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HEAa Mr noon and Mr. cunning Am‘°” & C° mans 3'

Wcdnesday night. 1310-8-17 2| i

A cA3E FULL op NEEDLE. _ reader of the Guardian that has

that ls what you get h-0,, 'uh Wh.. received our casa of needles has new or renew” ,uhm-ppth-,h to me been more than pleased, they have Guardian.

HEAR THE LATEST liti I __-

n=ws at the meeting on Weslieulza-y “El-U/'B CROSS--Grand Tea night. Menus Robb and Dunning iParty Wednesday. August 18th.! will address the meeting. See Provost the great dancer. Good'

1319.g.17.2| time assured. lf not _line tea will boi

held on the nrst hue day following.

l RbDD'8 TAXI SERVICE Em- ' 1337» Dire llotel, 225 Queen Street.. _-- I Phone 443-J. ..THE BIG ROBB-DUNNING

MAJESTIC M01-gp 0||_ and be ihrosdeasted from the Prince

cariond fl-etch stock jug; received Edward Theatre. Parties having Illrcct [rom the refinery. W. H. "3dI°' °"‘ k|"d'Y ¢'-"‘° I" "ld °_'!.' Aitken & (;0_ 131g_3_16_3i joy the meeting in their own

I ,_homes. 2|

nIssAPoINTMEN1'e _ ss _mai

‘ be avoided. Get our Case of Ngglli PERs°NA"3

ies hy sendln in a you I ' I-ehewh| Bhhscgrumon to lgenalrmgil: ‘Miss Josephine Doyle, St. John. [hh and heap from being dingy N. B., is visltlng her home In this pointed. wily- .

MR DUNNWG ¢x_M|n|"" 0' Miss Lottie McKinnon, Charlotte-

Ranways and J_A_R°hb_.x_M|n|.¢°'_ town. leaves this afternoon on a

i of Finance Wm “nk on the P°m|_ visit to High Bank. the guest Ol;

¢,| .|¢ua¢|°,, on wednnday mont Miss Sadie Glddlngs.

r.fi.;t.".§ °Is..°“I.“°°: Admitiid Padding

ces, the 18th? C I on agu°1§I;I

on. HEATH McIN'rvaE's EIGCIZIOII'

Office Will be closed from August

W" '° 3°” '“°’“““'°~ 1312'16'5'- COLD r.I.fII<n, Alilcrzs, ang. ua

-Admlttlng that as registrar for

THE WALKER SISTERS Ill II

_me single and double sword Zane; the split poll at Cold Lake. ln,_thf-

dlrect from the refinery W H

READERS SATISFIED _ liver!

pronounced It the best yet. NOW ls your time to act.

meeting Wednesday evening will

several fold.

advantages of registration.

Prompt and Bet_terrSe_r_v1ce _ I by -' 'I `\American Fox Institufte

_ The Herd Book, registration and scoringvrecords,

transfers of ownership, affidavits, are now being handled by a large staff of efficient: employees to I insure prompt service to all.

Foxes will be scored this fall -by a larger stall’ of competent official <

judges. Routes are being laid out in advance for the judges, so that foxes in each section of the United States and Canada can bc scored when in prime, and thus reflect accurately the true quality of the fur. Breeders are asked to send in their applications for scoring as early as possible in order that the schedule may be arranged to ac-I commodate every one at the right time.

Foxes can be registered and transferred on the records of the

Institute, without being xcored, where Correct Pedigrees, backed by " an affidavit of pure breeding, are available. A sample copy of the Certificate of Registration will be sent on request, to illustrate

NEW ANNAN RACES WMIDUBI I

,,,,"m||mmmum- C6IlI1I`3.I Glla»I'dl8II1 day August zstu in-we-7| ___

EDB TAXI MAJESTIC MOTOR OIL- OIIG

"cm Phone 6:37 uggnslfm "F carlosrl fresh stock just received

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The Institute registered and scored five dimes as

many foxes this year as last. Next: fall it is |

expected that the number will again tlincrease

1925 Federal election, he had fie-

mghlund Fung' etc" accompanied llherately padded the voters' list by PI” B“"d' M°“"’5“° Rimes- Mm-un N nous com Lake fIsn.~I~- luis 1stII. 1a-zl m Y ' '

THE scar YET _ that Is what gh

our readers say when they are » ._ handed the Case of Needles. Do S? by Mr' Justice Clarke” comm'

you want the best yet? Renew. to» th :lay and get yours. dr

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“Z6 HORSES answer the hell at son ng

Montague on Wednesday. Can the h Pup win there again? There will D hu some hot dogs after him this m

U"le~ 15'2i on the voters' list' than thorn.

h PARTIES HAVING RADIOS Ilst names of tourists who we='f‘\

can listen in at the big Robb-Dum visiting Cold Lake Amrmg the.;-: ning meeting Wednesday night as 3

the speeches will be broadcasted. shy and W_ Ramsay, 0;- Edm0nt0||,l

WEDDING BELLS-A very prot- Cold Lake.

ty wcricilng took place in St. Gcorgc-'s church on Wednesday. July 28th., when Miss Margaret McDonald, daughter of Mr. and ' \II

y_ hontisp in matrlglony to Mré ar es IS, .r wards a, opted Son o

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. D. Erimoniis. , ar'

- hardstuff coming through to :I

A Summerville. Tho ceremony Was. ` _ .. _ f _.

V _...__ ;_)er[m__m?d KIYDHIS _lziaswr the Rem ‘(`,_lIl¢.ngo bakery. prohibition agt ..

,nsep ‘_ c Ona , D.. D. The I

_ - nd .spent a da unloading cg;-'I» __ _ _ _ __

»Tlr_Ison__1__o_hrl_<i_e witsuttonded _by b_;.r ;I:rkTndl|ng_ y _ P Iwoman had entered the apartment rival from ‘hor informant. Also appointed ‘brunette dr-it-olive ex- sfger as 'mire la MCDOHH d’ t 8. “Sure” said the baker “It's renii S since her mistress had loft. Sho sl ' '

§I0_;’mvwS “Sauter bytg friend’ Mr"Canadia.h hardstuff -~» hard cedar] questioned the butler, the maid. c

_fdéhnz ifcakastfrwase 55555025 chip wood for lighting the evening, and the house porter, All with street

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A home of the bride' The party than The agents are sen ng e cand alld invited the porter‘s lit- w

- Inoiormi In Charlottetown for din-Inter' I _m - y _ _- _

I m-moo-l- _ tie five earnld dau ht t

nor returning in the evonin _t th I , _ _. _ _ _ .. .. _

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ht where we Whh them many or me -British army in _France dur month, according to their physical

-V°*“`5 Of lrlllfifilli IJIISS. (PHll`i0f ing the late war, and Lady Beaver- “|*mu°5- __

ase copy.) brook, with her daughter, the Hon. in !Di0!ldld Ilhlldwrii-ills. clearly ‘ "

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Janet Aitken, who after passing ISKIDIB dolkito NB B89. U10 “M1199 I I gif, ‘ ' I " I1 few days In Quebec win Jun or the nesroes is slavery. their . Il. . . I _ I \ 4 ,

Lord Beaverbrook in Mgntreal. master-s an wa, re ~,¢L~\»- 1

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Dissolve Yom' Corns

In Hot Water "K5'i.Tf~".§l.i"?»?'i.2'3.%%ih‘°i"‘°“““°“ """°" PUWDER7

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toT:IIII Ilnéhsrncdlniq Los ANGELTSE.-<':aIIr., aug 16- N. Clerk MBGIIS

Perfectly clean and painless, al- Ami” lsemple M'~"Ph°"9°"» 9V““5°'

ways successful too. if you do it In ""1 and digmct “I-t°"“°Y Kaye” A

~f wr. "‘;:“..°°I‘Iz°‘::‘.“‘;° :°.“.°'z:‘.;° I -- ions with n low drops of Put- W ' 5*' “ “B ° ' ` . __ ‘ _ m's Painless Corn Extractor. Do “Bt 23 I” mumcipal *¢°l|\`£ Ot Your K9!;K_)N§;|£I`§;_ *;:g~ge_1_;_al p&I:;'85:__

,his mominx and night Take H hot news vendors charged with soiling ge-r dépnrtment of the C_N_R_ harm mth and me thing is dalm Sim_ indecent literature. The tour were _ms the ‘mmm of a shoékmg tNg__I ble? of Course It “_ succemmmsccused of having sold copies of a pd on me C N R mam "ne about Yes, it always ls. Costs but little. newsmp" conwmmg an °’_m`°m°'Y ,mg and 8 M" hnfes eh" of Mohc. UseIPutnam’s Painless Corn Ex- "Nik Elmcussmn of M"`|McPh6r: ton early Sunday morning. With; tractor. and you‘re sure to get rid :£1spgr§)I;_§'f:E“;‘(f°a:c(;‘;;"nta:grNs; hh. head “hd 191; :wt compietelyl ol' corns. font lum s and som cal- . ln I IMISML Sold b mf' dm gl “_ whereabouts during her thlrty~flve »°“‘¢’~l‘ef| Il°0l'l\ U10 b°dY. the fem” B

an and bostman, gave the first* loco of positive evidence of lrr.»- Inrltles Saturday, when question

on which visited the witness in e hospital here where he is un-

egolng treatment for blood pnti

'Nyhaus said he was appolntr-fi y Arthur Beatty, Hudson’s Bur.

ost manager at Legoff. .He all-| ltted that there were more namfw,

ould have heen. He put on thc?

ppeared the names of James Ronin

although they are described on tile! voters’ list as fishermen living III

U. S. Dry Agents

Unloaded Woodl

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“'l`here’s a ‘hunch of real Oanadlzin

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_ All applications for scoring, registration, or transfers, which have

heretofore been sept to thc Bureau of Economic Fox Standard, should now be sent to headquarters, at the address below.

Sum! in _I-our a/iplicuiion for .fwring TOD/IY

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MIEIRIICA

IFOX iiNs1r'rrImr1E I

(Incorporated)

Isos KAY STREET, N. w. WASHINGTON. D. CLI

The Institute performs only Service. It has nothing fo sell. I Consult if freely I II

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5 " 9 21 DELEGATES To EMPIRE \I0BlI-E. Ala AUS 16-The take of It oh, yes. this traitor q

‘”"°"‘ ` "'"“" Wim* a "“"‘i""°“S PARLIAMENTARY con- Iv:-rshouse of the Mobile and Ohio told ner .between hires, -' a Imati- “llpiler was Pmvlded ff" Hbfllll 20. FIERENQE ARE AT QUEBE5}ltuilron.d has given up -several pay- ful woman with golden hair came

‘ft Ih_e_ .I"'"‘edIate friends 05 the i jroils made out to slave owners. here with your husband several h °°""‘“U"5 paftlas' A 3°°dI7 QUEBEC. August 16-The llncI'|ihc oldest`havlng been made out times." h ""'"h°’ were p'eB""I- I0 relic"-“te Empress of Scotland carryin". and signed by Oliver Beers, former Llttleiby little the woman elicited tltlan gold. ‘he h‘*l’i’Y "°"P|° °h°“'i”E the tweiltmne delegates to the Empire slave owner connected with the a description of this aoldcn-hoiredl

oat:-nlrl in which they are held A

Io learned that the rival often‘cuscrl hers(-if and df»partf-,d, Next ame to a cafe just across thc day she filed u suit for rilvorvs,

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'Next morning .she went to the that gentlemen who prefer blondes ate. There she found a blonde are not suited to lite hlislmlzfls to ho tallied exactly with the chlld's brunettes.

cacriptlon. Walking up to hen' he said, "Pardon me, but I think her husband's favorite Imrlior-shop. at this hairpin belongs to you." Tho harbor, caught, off his guard, The blonde replied hy removing lnformcrl hor that the day :Iiicr the er hat and revealing a. freshly|lady had returned home he-r hus- ohherl bead-a 'fluffy mass oI'baI`Id had brought him a ciisinmr-r

In the meantime she had visited

- who left his shop with her blonde

Stamped but not Ibentcn. the self- hair ln her handbag.

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Ilnnclug pavilion had been provided gg;-d an:,eeI;narym0(:7tIh e.I.guc(;\_us|?ra||;:t x__e&lhg'cilcn1:i€_' three years be lllmtthmle' Lhfl nighli MI: passed docked here late saturday “ne” lOn the list were such names ol'

' °"’ “mga” Y- “nc 9011 W" noon. ‘Prominent anion the steam-

_cervfid In the gpaeiohs dwehihg 911.8 mssengam we__e_SR_gh_ Hon slaves as Tom, Washington. Auth. "'99 *md GVBFYUIIHB. Dwvlded Arthur 'l-Ienderson. former home ony' ‘Energon and John' Each r tho entertainment and comfort gem-ef_hr |h the Labor Govemm nt Worked in section gangs of the M

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of the guests. Mr. and Mrs, Ed.'Dame xmud Mccarthl G_ B_°E__ K' 0-. before the ‘Civ_l_I War, _t ir I.- wfrrds will reside in Sparrowe R. R, C., who was matron-in-chief Th” W°"° W°"¢h $20 °" '25 “ ~ L o I, ' _ , np' ._

d iles we written

in separate columns on the un-

days absence from her temple here. “'9"‘3 found Wml h9iW°°“ the.

nlnarau r.n.Im..¢ nn sem. rolmsm who was proceeding east 011

terdoy. |

-'Deceased had evidently been kll-'

1 led just a short time before as his

hody was quite warm when Leger

marie the ghastly discovery at a point some 300 yards west of Hum-

phrey's Station. While details are lacking as to exactly 'how the de-

` ` ' cr-used met his tragic death the the-

ar nry is that he had been accidently

_ run over by the C. N. R. eastbound

____ fast freight. I Mad'

no explanation.. She questioned,

____ me cook. 'rue cook swore that no

You'll like Baa Ami Powder. Inst

as yoI|'ve always liked Bon Ami Cab.

Women who have used it are all

singing the praises of this other fonn of Bon Ami. The same magic ingre- dients ln a handy, eiftw-top can. Sit and scratchless, Bon Ami Powder blots up dirt without hard work.

It cleans and polishea quickly, and

thoroughly. Nothing can equal it for making the bathtub glistemdeaning the refrigerator, or restoring the Iusue to aluminium, oopper, :gate and tin.

But for windows and rnirmes, most

housewives prefer Bon Ami Cake! Cou- venient 'in nine and very economical.

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surface it deans-Bon Ami in either form is the magic cleanser. Women lind it an economy of time and money to keep both these "partnen in dean- lioeu” in the home. They meeeevery cleaning and polishing need.

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vessel which should be hero about man found on her'dm"mg mme 3 ., rm :_', I lirrlgg , ~‘|I;_ ij, "W 12”' I”“' short pleco of wire which had been ~_§_"” ~ _gIVl"‘\ _ A , I|:ifiF3_.'._` IQ". \, Inf' 5115 'Nh' .nm 'fmt' li ,¢"| .|. °| 9|. but “nu” .nd bent in the middle. This bent wire 2-- - I1 _ hifi XE I I '» if ' .

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