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SHOE REPAIRING ’

is money ellrnerl. A dollar or ` Iwo spent on the rr-sliapiiig and

lg slioos is'or|iiiv:ileiit to five or six » f dollars sprint on a new pair. fi'

'l`licre's oiconomy in this mirth- '

riei>oii:-itriil-,tioii oi' an old pair ot

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Investors

City oi Charlottetown

Deben

Tho (‘lty of Charlottetown will rec- eive lipplicrtlions for the p\ii'r-,liuse of debeiitiirrs to the' amount oi' $100,000 00, lu rlnnoiiiiiiatlons ‘of $100.00 and $500.00 to yield interesL__aL.._i.Ile._r_n_te of five per cent per annum and to run for u terra of twenty years, interest to be pa-_ralile seinl-annually in July and Deer.-inber. This issue offers a :ood and sound dividend paying in-

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vestmont. it is the desire of the on-ry Corporation that this issue be taken up by the people of this City and Pro- vince. Applications will be received by the City Clerk at Charlottetown and also at the Branch office of any chartered bank in the city or Pro- vince. Debentures will be allotted as

applications are recelvod. By order.

W. W. CLARKE

City

Clerk

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NOTICE.--The members of St.

Joseph's Sodality are requested to meet. Thursday evening at eight o`clock in their hall. Full attendance Wfiuested. 7464-8-5M3i.

ENJOYED TRIP.-The Halifax'

Herald says: During their recent visit to Prince Edward Island, tho archbishop and Mrs. Worrell visited many of the parishes, metering in one day some 50 miles-they speak warni- ly of the enthusiasm of their welcome and the abounding hospitality every- where. His Grace williin September go to Charlottetown for Canon Simp- son's jubilee celebration. , ,

IMPROVEMENT. - Our esteemed

contemporary The P. E. Island Agriciilturist, of Sumnierr-title is to be

proved appearance of the lust issue. The title of the paper on -the front Dilge appears in large scroll type surinoilniing the Island, coat-of-arms und surrounded hy stems of whent and other rlesigiis in keeping with tho character if the newspaper.

MONTREAL - CHARLOTTETOWN

AND NEWFOUNDLAND SERVICE- -The following telegram was receiv- ed: Nicholson & Messervey, Cliarlot- tetown. llave made arrangements for steamer that can take cattle next sailing from Montreal via (iharlotto t0wn to St. John's, Nild., between the 12th and 15th of August. Advise us as soon as possible regarding freight >iI>I1(f0. J. Dc. S. Ilossy, l\'[unagi\,r Gull’ of St. Lawrence Shi-piping and Trading V0- 7444-8-2-Mill

STANLEY NEWS.-Mr. Fred Ilan-

nott and Miss Nettie have returned home from Mulpeque.. Mr. llr-niu-,tt was in the employ of Peter McNutt Kr Son. Miss Nettie was attending Faliiiiiig school.-’l`lie Misses Alir-o aiiiidlriziil have also returned from St. .Iohii.---’l`h»- life saviii_r.>; Guui'ils ofthe Salvation Army have i'otiii'ne.rl to (.!liai'lolt(-io\\'n after spoiiding ii very ' pleasant two weeks camping at beauti- ful Stanley. They onine from nnrl re- turned to (‘harlotteto\vn by motor truck nr-ifiiiiipziniirrl by ll. M. filianrlh-r S. S. S\ipi‘i'iiiii~ii<ieiit. The (luarils liu|d~a 1-one-‘rl in Stanley llnll on .lilly ‘dilril wliir~li i-onsisterl ot’ solos, read- ings, ilialogucs and sfnno bvaiitifiil drills. At the closi- ire r'i'eaiii and vain: ivere sold and thi- balaiirfe oi"ilir- valrr- was sold by i". li, llr-nnet. A vr-ry saiiii-|`a<-tory sum was nr-itvrl. - (ln l<`i~iilay Thi- Wvste-i'|i Lady own(-il by Mr. ll:-nni-if sailed from Siziiiliqv llrlilgi' an-I r-onvoyr-d the Guards to l"ri-nr-li iii'/or and the Saiirl llills ivliiero it very pleasant time was spent. The </.lim-i~s nt' the , tloiiipniiy were-_ fluaril I.:-.adi-r, Miss liarilia M. White. Asst. Lcaiii-‘i‘, Miss I.. 'l‘urnor. (Tliap- lain, Miss Olive liiscolt. 'i‘hero were no airs about the girls and they inudo IHUILV l`I'i1‘n-ls in St;uilf>y'_ 'I‘ha-.y wish to thank Mr. Jaines llisrotr aiu] family for kimlnessrs shown. `

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your fruit needs.

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When fruit is to be had w have it. ,

Why not- preserve your

Gooseberries now ?

Order yours today. E

Do not forget we have per-

fect Seal Preserving Bottles a so.

Quarts 1.60 dozen.

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS.

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America’s Choices

America’s choice of toilet

waters, meaning not only in the odors, but in the produc- tions that have greatest *_ strength and last the longest. QE

4, Have us show you ZAZA* .qs the latest in toilet waters.- ,E is Jasmin--Lady Mary--Celeste ,B qs and dozens of others. sr. 19 it 9 0

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congratulated upon the greatly im-_

nlgo boards, plank, lathes and lime. W. T. Weir, Sta-nley Bridge.

7431-8-2M4ipd.

THE FORMER American (Toni-iulate

corner Water and liaviland Streets is offered for sale. This in-.autitul rash).

-ence is suitable for converting intoi

flats or apartments. 7461-8-oM2i.

COME to the Ice-erenni Festival and

Dance in Killk0l‘i\ liilll on 'Puesday evening, Aug. 5. il-i’ weartlier -be unfav- orable, Festival 'shall tulle plan: the following tlne night. 7471pd

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. - The

Sacrament 'of' the l.ord's Supper will be Jispgeiisékl an |Murr:`1y River on Sub- liath,f'10tii. ‘Services at 10.30 and 6. Preparatory services 'on Thursday at 10.30 and oil Saiturdny at 2 p.ni. Rev. James .McDoug*.1ll will assist the inhi- ister. There will also be service at iris on Thursday 7th, at 3 p.ni.

POLICE COURT.-A proliohltion

casa yesterday resulted in convic- tion, defendant being fined $200 and Costs or three months. 'I`hn boys im- plicated in stealing binder twine from Snnipel Kennerly’s store appeared. It was decided to send two ot' tliein to the Reiorniatory at Halifax, the oth- ar, it being the ffrst time he has beni In any kind of trouble was given in ulmrge oi' his parents. Two abusive language cases were adjourned for judgnient. _-

DIED IN WINNIPEG.-.\Inny friends in Charlottetown will learn with sin- cere regret of' the death in Wiiiiiipeg oi’ Miss Annie Berrlgun, who was formerly employed as cashier at Beer Kr (lot`l"s grocery. Miss Ilcrrigun while with that firm made niuiry t`rionds who will he sorry indeed to learn oi' her demise. She had been- in Failing health for some months. To her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Michael llerrigan, her two sisters and anoth- er brother Frank now all at Winni- peg the general sympathy goes out upon this scrtoiid break in the i`ani- ily _within ti tow montlis.

VISLTING FRIENDS-JMV. ami Mrs.

i’. J. Gillis, Granrl Itivor \Vi=sl. who have been visiting friends and rela- -tives in the eastern ncczioii of the island, riituriierl home by the alter- nooii train _vostc-i'rlay. Mr. Gillis speaks very highly of the people of this part of thi- -lslniul; he also reports the r-rops in i\xi~ollr-iil cont-.itIo.i and liusi- iioss brisk. Mr. and- Mrs. (lillis had -‘lin pli~:isuri: iii visiting Ili.,\ir-daiign~ ler, Sister -l’a\ilini~, ol' Soizris (`oiiv<-nt, which sr-hool had the i~i\i'ii'rl tor the highest niiniber pnssiiit: in the en`- =raiii-r- i-xaininaiioiis at l'i'inr:i- of' \Vi|Ies (foliage. This ;ipi'al<s very highly for llic teacliing srafi' of thi.: iiistitiitioii. `°"

CRAPAUD.-~l\lrs_ fl. (‘_ llundoin and r-hildren of Avon, Mass., is spiriuliiig the summer with hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sl1ei‘rrn, tlriipaiiil. -~Mrs. Jack (‘nlwill and Mrs. Will l‘ol\vlll, Kingston. visited (frapaud liioiidaly.-'lVl|'s_ Ii`i‘ank Mclloiiald. has returned home alll-r spending a pleas- ant week ivltli irlinids in (ioriiivull.----' The Misses Amy and Floreurze Trows- dale are visiting |`rliiiids in llliarlotie- town.--Mr. William Mc`l')oiizild of (fraipaiid, left Tuesday morning for Seattle, Wasliiugtoii, after sponding t\vo pleasant inonths with his par- ents Itobrfrt and Mrs. Mr:i)onalil.- The Misses Jennie and Minnie lluus- forrl Spent tho week' and at Mapli- Wood Farin thc ,giiosts of ilijsses Mcl)o|iald.- Mr. Arthur Simmons was nniong tho many who enjoyed the races at .\'ortli 'l`i'_.‘on \\'erliics(l:|y.-- Miss Lena, Mellonald retiiriieil home after spending a very pleasant week in Nrrth River-.~-l\‘lr. Joseph Fergu- son ol' llainpton. is putting an exten- s`on to his barn. When completed Mr. Ferguson will have one of the fliiest barns on the lslnnrl.-‘Tlie many friends of Mr. iiiwen McPherson, Mir- eton, I-inniptoii, will be glad to know he is recovering from a severe ill- ness.-lMi‘. and Mrs. Robert Sim- mons ni visiting their sons and

Plnts dozen' -'ilaiigliters in Wi\slr~rn Canada.-'l‘l1e

many friends of Pte. Smith Sherren are glad to have him hack after his absence of a year overseas.-The many friends ol' Mr. Charles Fall are sorry to know lie is confined to the house with a cut in his foot.-Mrs. Mack McQuai'rie has returned to her home after spending a very pleasant visit with friends in Crapaud and South Melville.

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I It’s so Easy to

. Shop by Phone

When you need any- .

thing in the Drug line, » the easy way to get it is to telephone 33.

This service will save

you many need-less steps.

Our assortment of

--goods.-is so complete that we can always give you just what you want. In fact you’ll receive the . same. service as. ii’ you were shopping in person.

Remember our Phone '

IOHNSON & JOHNSON

Tho Quality Drugstore Gornor Kont and Primo ltroth

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Number is 33 '

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io iiuym tnurrovum. ~ci‘éoAn Posrs Ano si-uNelZ€s_ ‘_ - ' ~ 1. ~ I ' ` -

Just arrived cargo posts and shingles, , ' -_ ' ,-2**

have your

Cheque to-day -

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A little while ago we mailed you an itemized cop

of your “APPROBATION BILL” with us. All such bills are due when rendered--it you have overlooked the matter--will you kindly see that the remittance cheque or cash, is sent us TO-DAY

Thank you. __

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PERSONAL

Miss Pearl McAIeer, left this morn-

ing to spend two weeks vii(-,ation with frienrls nt Sliamrock.

Miss (lrace I-lnriliug, (‘iIy_ li-il for

llalifax yesterday to spend a `vui::xt- lon.

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Mrs. (‘_ llnffiier, New York, is

sponding n few \veeks at hr-r old home in (‘.ovohead.

Mr. Jnines llileitaiigliliii, i'orinvrl_v

of Marshfield spi-nt '_/estl-i‘<l:|y in the city. - ‘

Rev. J. \V_ (iodfrey, 'l`ri|ro. is

sp<=i|r|in|.g n slirzrt, lioliilay al Sut'i`olk the guest of his .~:isii~r Mrs. J.l{.iio.-is

Mr. llarold Watts, who left. York

sonic months ago for Indian iii-url is reported much improved.

Mrs. A. \V, Scott who has hci~n

s'umnierlng at llolland <‘ovo init _\'1's~ ierday t'or her houio in Ottawxi.

.l\irs. ll. Il. Beer and Mri. /\. (‘.

Sanindr-rs and r‘hildr<-ii. Siiiiiiiii-i~siili~, inoiorvrl to the r-ity ycstorilay, r<-lui'ii~ ing in the i-veiimg. `

Gnr. Joseph Knight lofi. ye.~'ieril:\_v

morning on retitrn to llalifax i1t'tvr:1t- tlmdiiig the l`uncral of his into fzitlior Mr. Iticliard Knight.

Miss -ltetn lluxtoii, North Arlains.

Mass., is visiting Augiisllno (‘o»vi-, tho guiesi, oi' hor aunt, Mrs. (I. .\i<~l~‘arlniii-. Miss lluxton gi-iirliiateil from the North Adonis llospiral in June.

Mr. Everett Ferguson ol' (loi`l` Ili'-os.,

Irit »_.'esti‘rrlay inorniug on his v.\i-;\\- ion. Ile will spend ii few ilays :it h'.< homo in -\\'elliiiglou and thru go l:~ Momrton to spend the lizilam-e of his vacation with relatives tliere.

Dr. J. (7. and Mrs. .\/lcllonnlrl have

again taken up their residoiuzzv in York. Their many lrieiirls are plonsr-il at their return. The genial doctor spent about four and a halt’ years on military duty. '

Miss Ella Coyle of Boston arrived

in the city Saturday night. on ii visit to her parents Mr. ami Mrs. Philip Coyle, Upper Queen Street. She \v-.is accompanied by her sister Mrs. Wil- liani Mcltory and two children.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Great'

George Street and family accompan- ied by Mr. Sinith's sister Mrs. James Daly, of Dorchester, Mass., who has been visiting them left yesterday ai- ternoon for Vernon River to spend a week with friends there.

Mrs. A, J. ilollings, of North Riif-dino,

and Mrs. Bertha G. l<`rasci', of Boston were visitors in the city S:\tui‘dn_v. Mrs. Fraser left for her Boston lioino _vi-sterilay after spending at very pleasant vacation at her old homo. in North Rustico.

Mr. ami Mrs. John Mar-tin and fain-

ily left 'I`liursrIa_v uioi‘nin;.: on i'eturn to their lionic in Lynn, Mass.. after spending n vi‘i'_v pleasant vncati-:in with frienrls in Alininy, Virtoriii, Gain- bles (‘oi*nor and Stanley. They \verf.- :u‘<-oiiipaiilod by il\li‘s. 'liiartin s si:-it W. Mrs. Nr-il (‘.auii~roii, liushaiid and son. of Staricliel.

SOLDIER SETTLEMENT

BOARD OPERATIONS

lip to tho l2ih of .lilly the Soldier

Sottloiiirint ilbiird revvivcil 23.047 ap- plir-ations for Qlialificaiion (‘el‘Iilll'l\' tes. Of tliese 17,271 were approved.

I.o'nnr-; approved to the llitli pf .liily

nunibcr 6,401 for u total of $:!0,0IiS,000_

LAND LOAN ‘REPAID

BY SOLDIER FARMER

The first retiirnml soldier iii (iaiiaila

to repay in full his loan srriirvil from the Soldier Settlement llouril for tho purr-linac of ii farm is John Li-0, of Langley, Ii, (‘_ Mi'. Leo piireliiise-il a farm of 160 acres und roi-eiverl im ndvanro of $2.500 from the lloard on April Sth of this year. Tho. farm con- sisted of 5 acres broken for cultiva- tion, 10 acres in il stair' easy to pro-

paro for vuiiivntion, 25 nerr-in covert-ri with light scrub and 120 acres in

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Order a sack today.

Notice the fine, even texture-the absence of holes-the

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t. icn a ca and Lake. g

e Bread. and fiakincss of the Pastry.

Yoii`lI never go back to the coarse, almost tasteless western wheat Hours, 'after once enjoying the flavor ofthe good things niadc with Beaver Blour.

DEALERS--write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. 35|

THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED. . ~, CHATHAM, Ont.

CANADA FOOD BOARD FLOUR MIL L LICENSE NO. 10.

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lioavy tiiniii-r,

i¢‘roin thi- iinilwr poriioii-of his fnrni

ho was abil- lo si-rl|ri~ siiilivioiil iiioiir-\' to ri»pa_v ili.~ llovi-riiini-iii loan in full, and loam- him with a 1-apiial to op:-rata! his turn. ` ’l`lil.< is inert-l_\‘ an o\'iiloni-o oi' what

a rrxil live soldit-r-t`ai'inr~r can do.

Iwi- r-iiiisti-il in \';iii<'oii\'r-|' in Sepi-

r~inlier. l!ll:’»_ and saw si-i'vii~<» iii; l"rani-0 with tho lst (‘i\nadiai\i l’ioiil-r-rs. i

lie is 1 niarrir-rl iirin and has lizull

tivo yrai-.;' |\,xpi~rir~iir-1- in l'nriniii;.: ini liritisli (‘oluiiiliia. 4

VETERANS MAKE oooo

As oN'rARio FARMERS,

'l`I\re 'l`orouto Star of .iiil_v illifli notes

favoralile iw-ports l'rom (lnt.1i'io'solilii\r- fariiicrs who linvv linen assisivil by the Soldier Settle-iiient lioaril of ('aii- nda. For exaiiiple,i-oiie man in llui'oii County. who saw service. in l-‘ram-rv.;

took over :i l'ai'in under the Soldier >i~»itl1-rin-iii .-\i»t_ This your his sale of porl; :\l'u|~- has ai'<~url_\' netted hln\ $1,500. (lllir-r liiuiiii-lies ot’ his work art- proving almost as s\ii~cesst'iil_ y

.\noll\<-r man wr-nl on to his farm in

.-\pril, and 'rom ilu- report that the ii\spi‘r'|or.< iuailv to the Iioard it was not in .i i-onitioii to boast of Two inoiitiis l.i:<-i the veteran had so im- provi-d Ihr' iaiirl that a neighbor offer- .-il $1,000 iv~oi'.'~ than the purcliase price of two iuonilis liel`ol‘o for the farm.

.-\llog<~lli»~r the rep-:irts have been

most i`a\'or.|lilr> and almost without »».\'r-aptioii the men have shown un- usual iiiitiiitivr-. interest and energy in taking up their new or‘ci|piitions,

'l`livsr~ r-a.-was evinee the fact, accord-

ing to the ‘.~‘iar, that the progressive spirit of the ri‘iu'rned mon was not all li~it iir l<`i‘.i:ii~i\. and that they are vapnlilv ot' grappling with the pro- i>l<»ms r.i life and successfully--over- -oinliu.: any rllllirrultics. _ -» -vow-\ 1' more

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