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is fretful. No sooner taken than the little one is at ease. If restless, a few drops soon'bring contentment. No harm done, for Castoria is a baby remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly safe to give the youngest infant;

ini have the doctors’ word for that!

is a vegetable product and you

could use it every day. But it.’s ln an emergency that Castorla means most. Some night when constipation must be relieved-or colic pains-or other suffering. Never be without it; some mothers keep an extra bottle, unopened, to make sure there will

alwags be Castoria in the house. It is e ective for older children, too; read the book that comes with it.

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F0ll SALE

My farm of about 30 acres. Dwell-

ing and all buildings guaranteed A No l. Situated near Victoria, Cr-apaud. Cheap, (or quick sale. Handy, all conveniences and four mihutes walk from Victoria Bathing Beach.

HAMMOND J. INCE.

Victoria, P. E. I.

7011-8-10-fmw9i.

FARM F0ll SALE

If not sold by private sale before

Aug. 24th inst. the farm and house- hold eifects oi’ the late Hannah Murphy at Lake Verde. Lot 48, will be sold by public auction on the above date, sale beginning at 1| o'clock p. m.

Executor.

HARRY KELLY. 0

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FARM F0ll SALE

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“Does she make enough of a

living to clothes herself?"

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nude model for artists during the day and in the chorus at night. you know.”

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West, St. Peter's Bay. 40 acres clear, the balance ln lumber and Dl\S¢l-ll'€» yvlth good barn and house. partly finished, farm well watered. Will Sell

separately or with stock, crops and

machinery. Apply _

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| Terms made known at sale.

The undersigned will sell by pub-

lic auction on Saturday, August 18th at 1 o‘clock on the premises of the lain Andrew G. McKay, his fann of 88 acres in high state of cultivation. Fine dwelling house and outbuild- ings all in good repair, together with all his crop, stock, farming imple- ments and household iunniture. If day proves unfavorable sale will he hold on Monday the 20th. For fur- ther particulars see hand bills.

GEO. M. McKAY. ' Executor.

7034-8-ll-4l.

Al|GTI0ll SALE

I am instructed by Mrs. Mur-

doch McLeod to sell by auction on her farm at Hunter River an Sat- urday, August 18th at I o‘cloek sharp, the following crop, stock and implements.

5 acres certified seed potatoes. 1

acre turnlps, 14 acres standing oats. 3 stacks hay, 1 horse ll years old. I more ii years old, 4 milch cows, 2, 2 year old beef cattle, 2, I year old cattle. 3 calves, about 60 hens, some chickens, 1 binder, l mower, l

fork. cable and pulleys, 1

seeder, 1 3 H. P. engine,

outfit. cleNner and shalitr, 1

tooth harrow. I disc. harrow, spike tooth hai-row, 2 plows. 1 potato lilller, l potato scuffler, l cart and wheels. l truck wagon, l driving sleigh. l wood sleigh, 1 driving wagon. 1 set driving hamess, 2 sets working harness, l

brooder. 2 heaters. 1 Daisy Quantity shingles and scahtllng. qnantlly rubber hose. Other articles too numerous to mention. Positively no reserves.

9hollld.the weather prove unfav-

orable the sale will be held on Mon- hy at the some hour.

BUFUS STEVENSON. ` Auctioneer.

Mr. Forceet (to absent minded

plumber): But you never used to lorget your toolsi '

Plumber: l know, but I’ve been

reading the comic magazines-and it‘s a darn good ideal

::Many have been relieved of

corns by Holloway’s Corn Remover.

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ANOTHER LIVELY GHOST

It was nearing dusk of a spring.

afternoon when a rather shabby,| middle-aged man, with a bald head and a cheerily red nose of bulbous contour. climbed the impressive steps of the Latham house and pressed the electric bell.

The butler opened the door and,

after a brief survey of the caller, said severely:

“The tradesmen‘s entrance is in

the rear."

"I came to see Mr. Latham," said

the little`man meekly. “I'm a-er- sort of relative. Brother o'l’ his late wife." The butler looked decidedly doubt- ful, but he stepped aside.

Two minutes later, Llla's father

rose from a comfortable chair in his study and said, with a noticeable reservation in his heartlness:

"Well, well, so you’re back again.

Dan?"

"Like the bad penny, Len," nod-

ded the visitor. “But don't you go and get alarmed. I'm not staying. Leaving tonight with some pals on my way west."

Latham motioned him to a chair. “Why deprive the Argentine of

the joy of your presence, Dan?" His guest made a. wry face. “You always could say mean

things in the nicest way, Len,” he remarked. "Well, the truth of lt is that for the good of my health. or maybe of my neck, the Argentine will have to do without me until certain-or-things blow over and are forgotten." '

"In trouble again?" Latham made

a grimace. "It must be something pretty raw, if you’ve had to come all this distance to escape the conseq- uences.”

"I never boast," said his caller

of his glass. “Well. I just dropped

news." _

“No news, except that Faith is

gone-you knew that?"

"I kno_w, I heard." The visitor’s

face sobered momentarily. “There was a child, wasn't there?"

"Lila," nodded Latham. “She's

grown up and married."

"You you't sayl That makes me

feel old. Who‘d she marry?"

"A very estimable young man-

Herbert. Ware. Rich, too, in his own Tight.. Probably you knew his father in your day, when you were both members of the Hunt Club."

His caller nodded.

“Steve Ware. I-Ie's dead." “Yes Herbert inherited all his

money."

"I'd like to see Lila," said Dan

suddenly.

Latham frowned; then, after a

moment:

“Do you think it wise-for her'

sake?"

“I worshipped her mother," in-,

sisted the other stubbornly. “Faith stood by me when I got lnto-er- trouble."

“Lila knows nothing of youri

trouble," said Latham quickly. “She thinks you went to South America to make your fortune. We've always talked of you as if-as if everything was all right."

His caller sighed, his chceriness

gone for the -moment.

“Guess I’ll be going to meet my~

pals. I’ve a chance for a goodi ming, Len, out in oregon. All Il need ls a little_ capital." He paused hopefully.

“Glad to have seen you. Dan,"

said his brother-in-law suavely. “Drop m again some time when you’re in this part of the world."

Dan sighed resignedly. “I rather thought you wouldn‘t,"

he said. "Anyway, there was no harm trying. So long, Len."

The butler showed him out. Half an hour later, the hall por-

ter at the Hunt Club sent. a page to Herbert, who was playing e. last rubber of bridge in the card-room before starting for home and Lila.

“There is a, person asking to 'see

personal friend of your late father, but, as there would seem to_be some doubt-"

“I'll come." Herbert was very

punctllious about all obligations of the past. as well as the resent

ed man sitting placldly in a recep Lion-room, surveying his surround- ings with cheerful interest.

yesterday that I was a member here.”

a stilbby hand.

"You're Steve Warc’s son and

in to say ‘hello‘ and ask for the chargeof the 'party andeverthlng will

Arrived

the following Feeds-

CBACKED CORN OIL CAKE MEAL

COW CROW

FEED WHEAT » BRAN-SHORTS DAIRY MIDDLINGS

AND , OATMEAL

All of which we are selling at

Wholesale and Retail

A. Horne &Co.

7030-il-11-sws. _

when you have a sail on Lake Orl- tario through the wonderful Thous-

in Canada. shooting the famous Lachine rapids. you will also see all the parliment buildings and the B place where all our money is coined.

shown and also the shrine of St. An- ne DeBeaupre, you will dine at the famouse Chateau Frontenac Quebec Chateau Laurier Ottawa, and Ad- miral Beatty St. John. As this is the

see on this wonderful tenday trip h

well worth while, we stop over long' B

people. It will be a great boost for the i Islahd as we will liavecards ‘placed on s the car marked 'P E I andllt will be

tainment will be provided and it will, be the jolllest and best trip that everl

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have to be made at once so wc can' complete all our arrangments with a

describing the trip, see our ad. in C

ROLLED OATS s

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fiftieth 8lllllV€l’S2l'Y Of the bl! fall continue to make satisfactory pro

<Jubl1ee yearm will be the best eX~ gi-ess under meal weather eondu- STORE CLOSES -12.30 WEDNESDAY

hlbltlon ever held ln Canada. It ls ,Ong Damage from pests continues

mostly ladies. Chaperons will bein as promising as at this date. In; ._v',’v§‘__'!l °pERA1'Ep By CO

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'be conductod»fi1'Stc1a-sein everylres- but dry weather is needed. In ont-. "““‘ ‘ ` ‘ Wi- T0 See NIMH" Hlumimed ‘Sw-f1° the Wwfhef has be” ““f°"°’-'°

ble during the week, frequent rains .__ - -- <~ ' ' ' " '

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carried withuls over the trip. Enter,-

this issue.-Robinsons Tours, and filling well. Prospects continue

Halifax N. S. favourable and wheat cutting shouldi

be. under way in most districts in] 10 to 15 days. SASKATCHEWAN SOUTHERN AREA, Grains are fill-

N A- ll- n af n ing ,under favourable conditiilns.,

Wheat cutting ln General is expec-

Miss Mae Enman, Enmore, was a eloome visitor in New Annan on

w Wednesday aftemoon. I

A very entertaining and delight-

ful aftemoon was spent in New An- nan Wednesday, the 8th inst.,when

Several csrlogds containing thousands of eo le flocked the s

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pacious race track grounds and

hundreds were literally packed on

COBNMEAL the grand stand to witness the ev-

ents of the big day. In the first place the weather was ideal, racing splendid. as has already been Te-

SCHUMACHER FEED corded in our popular daily. and DAIRY RATIQN the specialties between the heats

were indeed worthy of honorable

mention. all in all reflecting great

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,_ m " ”" A -Y-“F . gregation in New Annan and Wil- ` "-l" . _

~EA'ro oRooETE|=iu

HOURS 8.30 A. M. TO 6 P. " Q

lof the qual ty the value and the ‘prices

l¥a;)sul:‘o&i\Il;ll2irl;)iit2l:d`io the -splendid success the store is en-

joying-_ Shop the Groceteria Way. U ‘_

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DAINQ-y LUNCH sANn- 'EATONS VANILLA

wlcn SPREAD I FLAVORING

ni-leinr, M5. J. J. Mcxinnon. The* ' G ° G I

tables were set with a ietizin

y personified to an appreciative

Miss Jennie Couslnsreturned to

Crop Reports

Below will be found a. brief syn-

opsls of tclegraphic reports recieved

and Islands one of the finest resorts at the Head Office of the Bank of

Per 0

Montreal from its branches. The OZ. Bottle P und Branch Managers have completed

nd imitate knowledge of each local tuation alld are in close touch with

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dishes ut reasonable prices. and alll ‘

orts of refreshments were servedl

on the grounds. It was a notice-(‘

able fact that the people in charge _ d

f the different booths were court i Sweet Mlxed-Sweet Mustar /\ S i

‘°”“‘ ""°°* §’.‘I~‘”?.i.1';,“.'5l‘i£l."‘;‘2¥..ll.ii,"2..’.l‘S..'2.i 4 ons. Nei 43,5 so oz. Nei 33

lower the standard of the race c track management. ¢

MONSTERRAT iiuui Mnciiioili ”

her home after spending a few days

with her aunt, Mrs. Alden Mosse. E

as oz. some 39,, P” P"““d lilo

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While in Ottawa. Hlstoric Quebec ls crop conditions in all seeilnns of me.

districts lllentloned.

GENERAL iv 2 Tins for zsn 3 Cakes for 25”

Crops in the Prairie Provinces

impossible to describe all you will negligible and no further importannl _ . T; ' -“ I - VL

all losses are reported. In a few. 41-_-3 _

modestly, looking into the content.siThereisanlcelot. of people booked up previous years has the outlook been £5.11: .r.jlil|'l-_

uebec crops are progressing well

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enough to let you see it, also take interfering with the completion of MARITIME PROVINCES. ` are estimated to yield 100%? pears and plums of elglelllllll ». a ride ln the Maid of the Mist, take harvesting of the fall wheat and A good to above average hay 80%. plums and prunes 90 /fi, h0l~\S going forward., ssl; . the groge trip or any of the many causing some sprouting in grain al- crop of good quality is being cut-'60%. Heavy shipments of peaches but rains are requil -

iI\if€l'9SflH8 l-lllll€S YOU may Wfmli *D ready in stock. In the Maritime Potato plants continue to shoiil 1 -'-° ` see while there. We have a. lot of ell- Provinces growing conditions in strong growth with no sign of rl1S -

quiries from the island and wouldlgeneral continue to be most; favor- Oats promise well. A heavy df0D Uf

like to make up a. car of Island able. In British Columbia condl:-,apples isreported bringing the DTOS' .

ons continue favorable and helivyipective yielclidoii/n to 850é'(`ll;i;al;i;I1'0lF£ h' is of e rl fruits are,gol1<l‘ 757 oft ei ve year . `

E y L i;r however) stllfl relxp\ecte;idethagrtll;:i

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PRAIRIE PRov1Ncl-ns. p;L;iu:; is in excellent condition. _ A1 1-30 0 CLOCK SHARP I

ALBERTA WESTERN AND A le

rops are progressing satisfactorily

_ tl f h i ld

left the Maritimes but bookl will! NQRTHEASTERN AREAS. Thel Plt0\’IIggEU(1):B?:»ITIS“ ofthe lttgnjosg “_ llgayfegt) $111 one gig:-gals; iglamfgmiictilllbe byrlilldgry

lsii-ilatilon is Yleéryt favogagle. iroxl Thmshmg af grams has commm- of the Eastem Trust Company, Ad mlnisu-gm;-g_ This ||w|“¢|¢§ 0,,

fe H “Ce H 0°" °n~ lg l -innest lol or ia man r rnlt hotels. railways, stearnshil-IS. slKlll~irains have been beneficial. ALBER-l 0811 ‘md llb0V€ EVETHSB yields are re wud Isl ill 0§lU\y I1 ure ever offered for sale in Prince Ed

seems ere., as this is going to be ine; Ta soUTHnAsTERN AREA. con-, poried nootsd irebgglggiayegpgég ,,.em':;’mh_ _

biggest year at the biggest fair, dont, ditlons continue very favourable.` m0lSlUI'€ W0” e ‘ are EASTERN TRUST COMPANY miss it book'up today. You can get'Prospeets are satisfactory and a €Sf»lmate at 115% of average. . full infomation from the C P R ‘good crop seems assured SASKAT-' now sizing l`RlJldlY ‘md are °°ml’“r' J A M DONALD A ti Adml“|s¢"“l'°"5' f

' ' ` ` ' ish Peaches - . ac , uc oneer. f

agent Charlottetown who has books CHEWAN NORTHERN AREA. atively free from mem -

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.» And Vicinity

Heggarty and Mr. Daniel McKinnon, two aged and respected citizens Of 1 this community. Their many friends hope they shall soon be restored to

their usual good health.

was operated on some few days ago for enlarged tonslls, ls very much improved.

Rev G T S ri s and family. of

Jabez Mill.

Messrs. Hubert Agnew and Geor€€ S

_ ITOBA. The weather is favourable

We are very sorry to report the for filling grains. The cutting ol continued illness of Mrs. Martina rye 'and barley is under way amdi

wheat cutting should be general in,

been interrupted by recent heavyl

Mrs. Lyman Hall, Sherbrooke, who I-aiig\.|_fa11Si_ The, 'mop is 9, 'good

a . gross. Other grains are in satisfac- tory condition. Potatoes and root crops continue to show good pro-

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Kensington. were recent visitors at good condml-m_ small fruits me Mills' Pt.. suests of Ml and Mm plentiful. orchard conditions are

ted to commence in 10 days. MAN-

0 days. Prospects are satisfactory.

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.

Haymaklng in most districts has

verage Oats are making good pro-i

ress. Pastures generally are in

moderately good. Tobacco has been retarded by wet weather and in ome sections has suffered dam-

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you' sir* He cmms that he was a Miss Margaret, the little daughter

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He found a red-nosed, bald-head- leyy was in New Annan on Monday . ' e

"N°r chewed R miie." he was spending a pleasant holiday with

murmuring. “Might have been only fr

Af the Sight of Herbert's aston- is ished face, he got up and held out Of

Lila's husband, I'm her Uncle Damvery busy practising for a concert from south America!-» to take place in their new improved

(T0 Be Conunued, hall at an early date.

R0blnS0n’S Tour S Mr. and Mrs. Scott McMurdo, North

Halifax Bedeque, Mrs, W. R. McDonald and

plan to leave for the Canadian West on Thursday, 9th inst. _

of Mr and Mrs James Marchbank. Travellers' Rest was successfully op- erated on for enlarge tonsils ln the rince County Hospital on Monday ornlng, 6th inst..

Mr. Harry Simmons, Wilmot Val-

vening.

Miss Marjorie Marchbank is

Sobey,Wilmot Valley, itls rumored. a

ge.

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.

Barley and oats are heavy crops

but hailand strong winds have rc- sulted in some lodging. A large am- ount oi’ barley has been cut and oats will be ready next week. Owing to rains a. substantial portion of late hay has spoiled and will be left in the fields. Corn is doing well but requires dry weather. Roo: crops are making good growth Apples, peaches and pears are a good average crop while small fruits, es- pecially raspberries, are plentiful

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waugh.

The people of Travellers’ Rest are

Mrs. Eliza Waugh. Wilmot Valley,

nrc advertising a great excursion toi lhe Toronto Exhibition, leaving Hall-l

all iranspcrmmnn berths, suit:-,|

rooms, moms at hm,,|_.,_ _“gm seeing Mr. Frank Glover. Kelvin. was a

Quebec, Monfrmlotmwl &To‘._ivis'ftor in New Annan Wednesday. to, a beautiful bus trip of 180 mil- sth

from T

oronto io Niagara Falls.

Miss Marjorie McDonald. Arling- to

ROBINSONS TOURS HALIFAX|a

fax Aug,25th and returning sep_3;-diley, was among the many who left This is going to be me grea1,e_qf,ifnr the Canadian West Thursday. and best trip of the year and 0ff.i9th inst. We wish this young man

a lot for the money. includingibon v0yB%@~

to the M I | Mr. Lloyd Waugh, Mr. and Mrs.

me ia,-not and begtmrihzhafglg Roy Simmons, Wilmot Valley. Mr. _-,du w1||see,the wngleys 50000 ladies and Mrs. J. W. Waugh and Master swimmmg race’ the Wonderful ex_ Charles. Mrs. Charles Campbell, of hlblts of live stock, autos flowers Bedeque' m°t°red to Borden °n natural ‘ ' Thursday evening to see many of

resources. fisheries. f it.,

vegembles’ machinery meme, mxh Egeirxflxcliidsl who were leaving on

atnd dthe }most spectacular grand e e c so F an per ommnce ever sl'°'9ei`l in Rev. H. M. McGibbon, pastor of icflnlldo The trip to Niagara Falls is the Summerside Baptist Church,

|44 3L - " mc" We" "Wm miklw Ulf! trip visited several members of his con

n, Mass., were recent guests of Mr. nd Mrs. J. W Waugh.

Mr. Austin Jardine, Wilmot Val-

lends and relatives in Bedequt. T°b£'~CC0 l”0Wl»ll l5 l‘0n0UDC9d and L7

Mrs. Charles Campbell, Chelton. €’l¢0"?llem'~ Warm dry W€9.l»ll€1‘ iS 111'- visitlng in New Annan, a guest Benlli’ 1109665-

Woman Strengthened by

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eans are doing well, Pasturage is

,HELPED ME WONilEliFU|.LY”

, Taking Lydia EJ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

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Successful Fox Feeding

i Is the problem of our Fox Ranchers today. How 10

grow strong, vigorouslfoxes, that will produce pelts of fine texture and lustrous sheen, is uppermost _in all minds. THE IMPERIAL BISCUIT COMPANY, LIM- ITED, have found the solution in their increasingly popular '~

IMPERIAL COD LIVER OIL FOX BISCUITS

and ` '

IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD

Regular feeding of these is giving the desired

results in our Prince Edward Island ranches. “Imperial- fed Foxes”~are in a class by themselves. They. “produce the goods.” Ensure success by liberal feeding of “IMPERIALS.”

For sale by leading Island dealers or direct from

factory. \ `

imperial Biscuit llc., Limited

Charlottetown, P. E. il

Exclusive Distributors for Maritime Provinces for Hauck Fire Guns.