jihad-My of fhei

l.

itlé ho ‘other Iiiaéxicétoi-ai.

‘A, AucUsr 1s, 1922.

p “Unique Flavour 0

o try

QW"" I i QQCW. bQQ or oven Be per line perduy for to n line.

10 per cent. discount for cush- All

words for one week. wet-k.

bO-O-Q-O-OO-QIQ

raw- ‘

clilssuull illviillllslllllillls ‘

(troupe of 6 fllnnen, lnltlul

be |ltl|tl tor- Special listen Furnished linen u. 75¢ 1 Situation Wanted, 50c :0: seven wtslrdzem

3 this or oven. Count 5 words count u one word. "W" "If!" lllrt o! ad. and must

OQ-QQQQ-OQ-OOQQOO-Q-O-OQ-Ofii

.\ gi-n ts Wanted

‘Help WanteiL-Zlfeiiiaie

WANTED LIVE AGENTS for WANTED A MAID. APPLY MR8. Watkins 150 products. Direc Lodge, 25 Upper Prince St. to consumer. Write The J. 1t. 1013-16-31.

Watkins C0,, 379 Craig St., Wast, Montreal, ~

Help waster-lusts

WANTEfll-MAN OR BOY FOR farm work. Apply iii person 1f possible to A. 0. F. Gill, York.

I 1070-18-21

WANTED - A PREEsiviAii-T steady work till ycar, good Wages, MucLclluu Ilros.

10150-118411

WANTED-At once man for gener- al fat-tn work. Apply hinilcotl Bros. Now Wiltshire. 1029-17-11 >—-————--—-—~,~l-_------ ~$ALE8MEN WNNTED FOR "Thu Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries‘ to solicit orders toi-‘lilgli .class nursery stock Experience unnec- essary, territory reserved higrl

est commissions paid, hanosoms‘ '

equipment. Write for full particu- lars. Stone if: Wellington, Toron- to, Ontario. ~_-______.__. MAKE MONEY AT HOME. -- $15 to $60 paid wcekly for your spare time writing show curds for us. No canvassing. We in-l struct and supply you wlith the, work. West-Angus Show Curd Service, 102 Colbourne Hiding, ‘lorohto I "‘ I

For Sale |

FOR SALE— SPECIAL rnii-t ‘Pouring (Lay, good new. Apply llox 200 City.

FOR SALE MARE 5 YEARS OLD lli-avy, also driving wilgoliaiiii illirllcss. Apply tu 1'1. G. Drake. llfll-‘llll. m; 40. l'.l~:.l. |

‘Wall ted

WANTED TO BUY—-A iiiiiili-iii iilxi ‘ I4l.‘\’I‘II rililiii Iiollsc, citlllrilllyk; Avpply at Ilti- (lililftilllll;

1033-17-31 j

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To L01“.

l-—¢.-->____

T0 LET-~-iloinns sititabli- for lnar- rictl izoitplc. 47 Ilayfiirltl St. 1047-17-21

I >_._ ____ M...

A NORTHUMBERLAND BOY EATEN BY BEAR.

(IIIATIIANI, Alli: 17—Tlii> Chat- hani (iolilltli-rciill publishes the fol lilwinlz: i

“'l‘ii,o TUIIOPI of a pnriirtllarly sad oirtatlrrt-nce has horn received from Poritigi- ltiver (parish of Ala wick). tliii di-inils of which are‘ IIIWIZTLI. 'i‘wi> little boys worn piayl inr in III!‘ vicinity of their hmnc‘ and iIiiiciircri-il what iIlPy suppos- cil was a small black lanib Ono] of illi~ buys PLIIIIIIIIPII it) play with. ii while ihi- other wont homc to‘ II‘II their niotliol" of tllciihilntl. The nioihcr ilccompzinleil Illm to where he hcil left. his brother. but the latIr-l" hitd slisilppcnrilil. After i1 HIMIITII hail Ilocn lllntle. the bones o!‘ the little follow WON‘ fiiiinil siinii- ilislttncc awily fro the spot. itiiii it is Hllllllllf-IPII that it was ll hcar Illll) that ilic boys hail found. itnil that ilic mother boar hot i-ivnic itl heart-ll of he‘? offspring with thi- shtivii sail result."

> a

Bllby s Sltln Trtiublel Chafing. scalding, skili irri- tations nllil itching, burning oc- zcmh nro cinicltly and thor- oughly relieved nnil the lkln kept soft, smooth and velvet)’ by the use of

cnsvd i151"

i

, thi. (iimi- ltiltl

COOK warsm-oiic wililntii- iii learn at the Clifton House. 870-9“.

WANTED-Z SMART GIRLS TO learn the mllllnery. Apply to Miss Roadie, Prowse IBTOEL, Ltd. 1055-18-21

.__...._____-____-____--i- WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. G. J.

McC-tlrintic, Sydliey St. 1010-10-

3i.

Miscellaneous

- JNO. ALFRED McDONALD LAND Surveyor, Harmony Jct. 989-15-

‘APPLICANTS DESIROUS OF EN- tsring September class of North Adams Training School for Nur ses write Superintendent.

'l‘cachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOO Island West. School. Supplement $100.00 P. I). lrlcGrogdr. Secre-

oiiitiiil “tliiiiilliiii SHOP from l-iolman's Catalog.

‘PIPES AND DRUMS and tar- llmfl. music, dancing and sport at the Scottish Gathering next Wod- uesdny at Charlottetown. ‘

...,.._

ORWELL HEAD. —~ Servic at the Orwell Head Church at 1 ll- m. and at oiiwell III. 1.00 .1]. n1 by Mr. w. nitiyai-a Altkcll, BA

ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION. _.. Amen: the illiflliy.’ attractions at ‘CIIPPBII Bun Picnic, Saturday, Aug. hilt-h them will begun ciilitbltloii of Scottish and larlcytlancing. 11

GRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD --'Chureli of England service nex Sunday iit crmpiiuil iit 11.00 ii. n1 will at 5ill‘lllgllicld iit 1.00 iiiiisii- I110" Blilllcct a stilily in Revelii tlvil. All arc cordially invited.

HAYING l8 DONE harvest not yet. Take a day off and enjoy yourself at the Gathering of the Clans in Charlottetown ncxt Wed- nesday’. -

CHURCHILL OOMMUNION. 'l‘l_ie (loliinllllllon of the Lord's §llllllor wlLI be observed at Church ill on Salbbatll. Aug. 20th. Sier- vices at 10.30 4.111. and 6 -p, m. Prelfllflllllfyx-scrvii-is oll Titani- day at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 7.30 p.ln. Tiiankstziving service on Ilimitlay at 1t) a.m. Rev. 'i‘heod- are Ross, formerly of Bcdequo will ‘assist the pastor. '

DIED IN . MONCTON. — The death occurred Ill Mont-ton on 'i‘ue.<iday of Douglas Fraser Mac- lIOIIfl-lll. used 24, a native of (‘Mir- lilttotoivn, and a son oi‘ Mr. Dan- icl Mactlnnaltl, cutter for Mr. Mac- Liioil, tailor. Deceased served ov- erseas with the 05th. Battery, C. Ii‘.A., and was wounded three limes, Ile had been ill for over two years anti spout n year in- tiic River Glade Sanitarium,

RETURNED FROM TRIP—~DI'. Leo Frank returned Tuesday night from a ten day's trip to Montreal. Illtick Lake and Toronto. liVhilo away llo diiliver- I'd a nulnibcl‘ of filxcs and visited the illattk Lakc Aslitalliil Minus nf which Ili- is a director. iii» brought liinno with Iiim tho folloir-ixli; friends to spend Ii week on the Island. I\Ii‘.‘l. Elhllflfil Alison. iylliii Pearl Gulillheru. Ilr. llurnutu Th“ alliau. a litilcil dentist; Mr, Iii-ll-

tary 1067-13-61.

WANTED TEACHER FOR North ltllslico School, 101i Supplement $75. Alilx J.'Iloss, Garfield Sou?- IOOS-liil-il 1 | -__.__.?_-__-€--——- TEACHER WANTED FOR FAIR vicw school. Summer vacation“ {£00.00 su-pplonlcnt. Apply AliI-_ sou ‘RICMIIIZIII Sccty. 1144-10-41

WWiANTED.— SECOND ..CLA88 tciu-hrr for Wellington Station School. Supplement $125.00. Teacher must be competent IFZICII l~‘ri-.ncll anti English. Alox Ill Gallant. Soc)". 994-41

I TEACHER WANTED FOR‘ Northanl School, First or second t1Ii\SS._SIII)[)IQlIl9i1i. $125.00. Afr‘ ply ti. E, Maynard. Secrctilryn Xortllitln. 9113-15-41‘.

Otplianag

fire Tragedy,

.\lON'I‘llii1.-\L. Aiiii. 17. - The ruinlii-r of dead in the fire lllllllfh, ‘0.\'l'(l the Jewish 150W‘ 0i" are at Shawbrlillrf‘. Qlll-‘i 105' is piaceii -at tun. The fire thrvittened the whole village oi" sliiiiiiiii-lilso. ‘but ilii-l wllltl i-hillllzetl in time and blew tllr flillllcs ill tlli- 1111119901‘ lllmc‘ tioli. ._

l) i-igiit. at one tialc

Remarkable Courage. - I

Stories of remarkable IIISCIP‘ lino and rfllllfliii" Ill’ llll‘ ‘WY-s h‘ ilic iirpllitliagc nnil by ihi‘. lads ill the Boy's Farm School ucinlby are told. Wllflll ll-e [ii-c was tllscoveroil tllc Ylllllllls‘

l t-crs ill tllc- orphanage were lllill"

HIHIIIEII in the upstairs rooms by tiiii attendants anti lhrflilllh “will to a halittllll’. II» “i113 1110193313110 w got. the llllnaics ilowrl tho Bill-ITS Illltfillllll} tiic flames soon cut oft this section. The blililrfl‘ 09315 ""09 iriipi- lailiinirs of sheets alld cot-l- ~.v lowilrcil the younger titles l0

|tliii ground with U101“-

I ‘Phase who P01101190 "ll u“: l scillcs at tho firc stated tha- |lhi~ic were Illl flro escapes 011 ',ihi- Iiliililiug. ‘

' iil the, lllUfiIilllllO the liHlS 9T it]... ]‘,--' l~':ii'nl Iirouglit to the

‘sccni- sonic ol‘ their chcmivill ill!‘- |zi1i|)ili":i1lis and ran 50119101 ""95 ‘P! ll tip to the Iilazlrlg pile. Their l |ll‘t‘\'I‘lliI*.il the firo silfllllll" itl thi- village, it’ is thought. Disrovtiw of the flro was mull? b)’ riiiii mail-ill. o so" of "l" carctilkous wllii was Oil his “my home aft ‘r visiting friends Iii IIIB _VIIIil].',l*, Ill‘. iiili-tuluoil to We“ awaken the iulnutrs flames

;ii I llli!

of tho huililiilg bilt the had liladc too FY91" and Ill‘ wits tlltllgfill l0 I'll" shelter. ' YDIIIIH lsonauit Kill/E the 801"" {Hid a nnmlhor of the citizens gave twhlit alil they coliltl. Th9 chic-i- lloye of the Boys’ Farm at glihiwbriilge together with the slip i-rinli-nilclit J. M. liars, also gave assistance. Tile building which in ii three storey brick one, was tlicn n mass oi flames and there was lio i-huilci- m" saving th Wit“ thus. ' i Tho ivork of ascertaining exac- Ily how many victims were thii ruins was m-tlnh hflmllfifltll Ill‘ all the Ilflfli iir IIIB iimoitlderios Iiililillng. it was stated prphiips, were missing when tho

ior

were taken to the hospital‘

. the Iwysmpnriwher. .13"! "It

provided wih cots. homes LO

guillt, the caretaker,

and '1‘ raining “'-""

ii head-tray,

In _ l Tile Jeiwiril lloyfl’ ""010 was “it

that 51x, stitutlon. it

roll call was made, The Orllllillltl‘

and hi! Wlllll-lill"

janiill ilt‘iil‘i'l.li‘lli allil l\‘iyri' Brick intz. all oif NPIW‘ York. thc lat-it iiwo btlllilr llIiflI‘IIi‘_\'S at law. Tllizy are all stopping at the illcach (trove inn. —-Z<o>i__

PERSONALS

Mr. John J. Iiflllslllll, alnlltreztl.

till-other oi‘ the. lain W. S. LIIIISOII,‘ ‘lull by ill" NB“! J"l‘-‘l1‘Y 5mm ("".n" irettirnctl homo yesterday after a ' visit -tn tho city.

iMr. J.. Stanley Ilagnzlll of the

mistzlff oi‘ iniiIIillllSIl‘ Dr-ntai (‘.ililt-gc.'\l"»‘i‘c_

arrived by the 1S. Magdalene last. nilzlli for a visit to his home ill Charlottetown. '

lMiss liaztiii bluiler and Mics Wilma Sinclair oi 'I‘atlnlilll Mass. are visiting ill the city. tho lzu-‘sts of Mr. auil hlrs. (l. W.

Patterson.

tMrs, Litsllc -Slnit|l anti Mills Iiililll Smith ii-fi. this nlilrning fin" Montreal] whttrc lllcy will lo-lii Miss Itlvll Smith of the (‘ivll Scr- vice nilltilrtlllPlli. Ottawa ml Ili-r way to vlilit licr old holnn here.

Mrs. I’. J. Morrison who has bceil visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Wklatlltiiibic for lllc past two months, lcft. ycsiorllfll’. "ll i-imii-ii ti; (lamilriiigc, Mass, silo was ari-oilipanicii hy her brother

Jainicl-i. Wcathtirbii» who will also reside itl (filnibriilgc.

BIRTHS DOUGLAS-At Mount Stewart. Ailg 2llil.. to Mr. allil Mrs. Wai- hanl Doilglrta, it daughter,

DEATHS

MQQQNALI), - A1 BTIOQI-ll-Ifflll nu Aug lfiih. KOIIIICIII McDonnlil. Ill- ncrnl lfrldlty, All: iii at 3 Il- m- to Brnokfielil cemetery.

iii MEMORIAM

In loyllip, luclntll-y of Illtlllll \Vartl l\'[('QllilI‘l‘I(l, Itllllitl ill ltctiinl on Aulr. 8th, 101th.

A loving one from ius ls 50"“-

A VOIIZL‘ wo lovl-dis stlileil,

A place ls vacant iii our. Ilomo which licvc can ho filled- TO HALIFAX

HIKING

m, JOHN, 15.. Aim. 17- Aliotlict‘ lllltor clinic to tllwll, 1"" is l"r:lilk Silly. ill’ 111mm‘

day. lli: ton, ()nit.._ who Iitlflltlil In Lilli 110th. Iliiitztllini itl PHlllP-B “I

"only w... years. lie loft liuttlullt- ton on June 7 oll fl ffillfim‘ “l he cnuiil wtilk to llalittix liy 0t.- tohor 12. Ho ivauerctl an alltolllo bile against $400. “ltd wit?" ll“ night miles from

loft for Rothesilll. this PM‘ vflldlcfflfly" afternoon, lic ,exprtsssed llio opinion that Ill!

lwotllil .will Gllliily- Si"! “m” "m" ‘his home city. viii Qullmuc- 1m" miiiuilstim, Wooiltltflk lllltl "mm" ,lci,iii. At iivei-y pinto ho tall-S h? .gclii tho iiignittltrc o1 the hfliltl 01' ‘ificllll of the tnwui or city to show as priliif nf Illa 190F063’-

l._.‘..__.. -.__-.-4-P-q --—>--——~..- with iwo chllilrcti worc trillllle-(I in the tower rnonn: and hllmell l0 ileiilh, It wits thotnzlttthe fire 0i‘ iginntcii in. tho bust-meat.

slimmer anncx of a Mlllll-Pelll iiccomilnotintetl fifty

‘five children.

school at Shawibridge is an Instit- goi- iuveliile delinquents.

business ;

. on hioliility anti Thursday evenings

The bulltlilig was of brick 00n- of strucilon and three stories high. f_ xiii. boyn-iflllltli- wit wtllltlllilll

I

pv

Good Attendance at i Electric Light Sports llelililst Night

The electric light sports held last ltiglll. at the Abegweit Athle- tic Association Grounds were u grand success and were witnessed l1)‘ 8- largu number of sport funs.

The weather was almost per» fect and the various events were keenly contested by the different competitors who were all Ill the pink of condition,

The nlnst interesting events of the evening were the 2 mile rind 1-4 mile blcylce races, the former b01118 won by "Sugar" Gordon anti tile latter bv' G1. Francis. Thcrc was a ltlfke number of "nlrlos ill the runs and good time was made, especially ill the dash- es

Tile tut: of war ivlilch was won by the Abbicil. 2 out 3, was an t-x- citing and hard pull and called forth every ilunco of strength on the part of lilo winners.

The Ilarrcl boxing contest hi: iWtiflIl the Siticle brothers (the “candy anti sugar" kids) restiltetl Ill a draw. The following wero the Officers and also the winners in the different events.

Sturtcr-Jas. MaoMIIIan. ‘Referee-S. it‘, Doyle. Track Judges-win .Ye0. Geo. Moore, K. .I Martin. Dr (lyruis Mac Mlllan, and L, ll, MacMillrtll. lFli-lil Jlltllflltlw-Jiill ‘Mt-Enchern. Byron Brown. S. A. lVli-Lcoil, Tho‘- Wllite. anil Wm. iiaip-lilll".

Tiineriiwiii‘. l’ l-lennesscy, Thos ‘ilaualittn, and Gco L. Prowst-t.

itflerk of (‘inirsc AJ. Cilyle.

Announi-ei‘ —lfiil. Acorn.

i100 ytls. 'Sl'---~~i Lilrgc. 2 Wcdloolt 1i. Cronin.

100 Yils. J|'.,-~<1 Stewart, 2. Pin- cau, Ii. bilirlity,

220 Yds. Sr..---1 Large, 2. Jock, 3. (Ironlll.

‘220 Ydii Jr—-l Stewart. 2 Pilieau 2- iltiiili-y.

Qiiiirti-r Milo l'llcylce——l Francis. L’ Gordon.

2 Mile liii-ytzlc-l Gordon. 2!. Francis.

'l‘u;; n1‘ War~-AbIiies ‘l out of 3.

Qnilrivi- Milo ltiln~~1 Scantle- bury; 2 t‘zltllrliti. 3 Vcilscl’.

ilbstaill» Itacc- Connolly.

Tlzlrrii] Boxing -t‘ilntvst—Drzlw.

Pllgilisis Suspiltlthltl

NEW YORK, Auu. i7. ~- Jtlrlt Shay-key, fetitlierwcilzhi, anti Mid ur-t Smith, IlIIIIiIlil\\\‘i‘.i|;llI., both ‘OI New’ York, and Julie! \\i'hlti.-_ ban taiiiwclgili of Albany, and theii,‘

Wed-

hi-‘lll WHS just as exciting and once

Jackson ‘Grafton ‘Beats Edna Early ,,Ili 115G188 Trotting

PliIliIlADElJIlPI-IIA. Aug 17——The old Belmont Driving Park today lived up to its reputation as a wonderfully fast track for harness Iioriies. when the time for the 2.07 [lacing event was hung up st 2.02 1-4, 2.01 1-4. 2.02. The racegwas ii bllm“ l" Ellery heat between Juok son Grltttan, the bay stallion, ‘by Solon Grattun. and the Illaciimsru Edna Early. daughter of Robert.

‘Cox ilrove Jackson Grattnn and , Thomas was behind Edna Merl)"- ihe irvilnt was the Keim sluke of $2.500 and the handsome Kelm tri) Phi‘. ili the first heat the horses fourzllt head and head all the way, with the stallion nosing out Edit-i iearly at the wire. The second

more the stallion won at the wire. 'i‘hi- time was one second faster than the first. Edna ‘Early won tllii fllnil Ilcat. the killing pace tell int: on both horses.

Summaries:

The Newbeck Stake for 2.15 Class, Three-ysar-old Trotters, Purse $2.000 and the A. B. Cox Cup, CUP» Three Heats

ill. Alina started. 'l‘ill'|i-.~—*2.09 3-51, 2.10 1-4, 2.10 1-1.

and All Worthy also

lllilfy l). g m. by Murknlght

fMc-llonaltl) Finavarrtl. b s. by Atlantic iitlxprosis (lflelning) 1 3 Peter Will Tell, ch g. (Ray) 2 2 llltlitliia. Ii s. (ill, Berry) 3 5 4 l.

511

Tile. Clarion, h a (PIiilli-n) 4 Pillllinli Express also sturtut 'l'll|lti—--2.10, 2.10 1-4, 2.08 1-4,

The Kelm Stake for 2.07 Pacers, Purse $2.500 and the Kelm Cup. Three Heats.

. ' 1m: cnsnnqjlunrowu iooilnnmu "

I Have Gained Twenty-Five Pound: By Taking

TANLAC

and c stubborn can of stomach trouble flull had kept me miurabh five years ha: entirely disappeared, a t e l c s Wm. J. Saunders, Con; dole Point, N. B.

Gains in weight by thin run- down. people fro front .1’:- alllqcs 6U" cause it enables the stomach to digest its food properly.

it!!! from taking

At all good druggiets.

Big leagues

NEW YUIIK, Aug. 16. — Bill"?

PW‘. F"'I-<'"- "ill f» lw Son Rut-h I'll“ ill“ "'°"‘l". “°'~"“d Wilfred Kennedy led i118 Is- ‘|"""ll‘-l$"" (Mllfitllyl 1 11 home run’ of score all"? gm ‘rs; land team with 93. Percy Land-

'lhe (ircat Lilliwatcr. h. c., turil to some. being absou flgam KG‘ Kennedy’ Capt‘ Rob, (Clix) 2 2 3 Eel/ell" mil“!- ortson‘ and Jack Kennedy, also

Pilot Dillon. b g, (Sewcil) 4 4 ii R-Il-E" entered tho second stage,

Eilna Volt), br f (Gooilllcart) 3 6 4 Delft?" 00003005-7 12 0 UTTA\VA, Aug. 17. — Staff Se!‘

All \‘Vilrih_r, h c, (Pltllntin) Ii 5 5 New York 10119990“? 9 1 geant E. Paddock of the "Royal

Batterlcs- lllllette.

At Washington —

THC Keith static for 2.4 Trotters n-H-E-

p“... $1,000 and m, “m, ' s1. Louis 020000210-1 13 stake cup, Three Hens Witsliingtoll 110010000-3 l0 0 Batteries ~— Shocker and Sev-

ereid; BriiIheai-t and Picinicll.

Second game-

RJLE.

, Si. Louis 0020l0000—- 3 l0 4 cidcd at the first stage of this 4 Wflfillillgton 0li110l02.~1‘1 141 match. conditions of the cup Batterlcs-— Kolip, Bayne. Moliw having been changed. and Severciii, Billings; Johnson -i-—<-Q0>———— and Picinich. CHESS CHAMPION ‘ SEEMS LIKELY TO At Plllladlcpllia—- RETAIN TITLE » R.II.E. ‘

Cierclantl 01000007 i~~9 l2

Johnson and Bossier; Mays and Schang.

ciiiil wiiii iii Islanders at _ D.II.A. Meet ‘SOUTHMARCH. Ont’... Aug. 17.-—

at the BRA; meeting. In the Borden match, It‘. C. Kennedy led

the Island team with twelfth place. Pte. McLeIlan_ was also, well lip. ' " ‘

in the Bankers‘ match‘ Percy

Lnlidrigun lend the team. Wilfred Kennedy. Jack Kennedy and Pi-lt- chard secured n plilfff: in the prize list, Pritchnrd also scored a poii: silbie in the Sherwood match.

In the Cadet match; Ayers Avon seventh place with a score of sixty.

lln the Walker match Percy Landrigun finished second with a score of sixty. eight out of a poe- slble pl‘ seventy, McLellali, Coles. "flhobertson andl Pritcllnrd, lwere well up.

In the MacDonald Brier Match.

F. G. Kennedy lead the team. Cook. Jack Kennedy, Wilfred Ken nedy, Horton and McLellan also placed. The Governor Gcuerars shoot yesterday afternoon was under more difficult conditions exper- ienced since the meet‘ opened.

Hamilton Rifles Ieil the riflemcri of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Shoot In the first step in the Governor Gelierars match. One hundred and fifty competit- 1 ors will shoot the first step Fri- day for money pmlzes. Sergeant. Paddock made a score of 99 and by this win secures the IJ.C.R.A silver. medal for the highest

score in the first stage, The Ju- bilee (illp for teams was also dc-

1 LON-DON. Aug 17—.‘Ios2 R (‘ap-

1...; 1..@.....-. . ~

“A limiter rams If ‘Billy is Fat-. f. imiili well t5: Uld irritetionsofthosltin. Many

skin troubles will be avoided by careful washing with

£22.

ALIEN’? sosrq___ilpirgp -

~—-e~

:~v'-‘~ .~.

IOIITIIAL

tliliti Illilli;

IN

MADE AT HOME JIFFY Keep a bottle ef Fruit‘

Cordial, Lime Juice, or Grape I

Juice handy

We have every wanted flavor

A

for hot days.

and can surely’ suit your

taste In summer drinks.

Jenkins it Son.

Alli) oi Choice Furniture itl (Ilailottetoiln

we will sell IOX‘ Mi. llllruce Mc-

Jackson Graitzin, h s, by », _ __ , Ewen at his home on B0 Fitzroy ' Solon (lrailun (Cox) 1 1 2 Elfmlsn; :Ele::ct'1.ut:§ todvxgflifif“ St. Oll Thursday Aug- 14th.. 1022. 12'1"“ l-l""k'-"- W‘ ‘“- "Y m‘ 1 Sflll 1300110 ililfl O‘Nelil" Harris. iii iiiii lIlirlJPIlIIJTOlIflJil iii'iiii~nliii-‘i°°mme“°l“g ‘It 1 °'°‘°°k' P" m‘

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