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_ THE Plc TUR_E oF “PR1NcE CHARMING” AND Tm. SCALES TELL- QUR BUSTNESS MET;-ion. WE on/E You YoU1e FULL ui/NEYS wogeiu. LoNr; 1.x1»ER1ENc1z TN THE JEWELRY AUSINESS HAs TA I/<;11T Us w//A TAN/J WHERE To BUY. so WHEN YOU BUY ANY ART1c1.E F/an/n Us You CAN ml/ow THAT THE QUALITY 1s SUPERB AND THE DESIGN is CORRECT. . ,

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THE ."ELIABLE JE WELERS . _ “__ » -4_1.

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J, birthday. `

l l Monumcntslhat endure the

. l Ravages of Time

-_ Are what you seek to malie

the .grave o f your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

Hi/Chandler & Bell 60 Kent Street

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ll You Want i

Make Money Hold

--a PIC lC---

, ' If you want to raise money for Red Cross.

Soldiers' Comforts, War Prisoners or any other patriotic object; or if you wish to help _your Church, School or Society you can’t possibly conceive of anything morepopular - or profitable than a Picnic. _

Holman’s can supply everything nec-

essary to make, your Picnic a huge success. There’s no guess work-no running around- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from -Holrnan’s, because we will show you E exactly’ when, where and how you can make , money; what to buy and what not to buy. Wehave helped dozens of others make their picnics successful in the past. We _can help

you. ~ _ __ '

I _ We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, CON‘

FECTIONERY, B O T fl’ L E 11 ' DRINKS. _ CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES,- I_ CIGARS. We can also provision you_r table,

equip your booths and supplyyou with red- hotse ling money-making specialties. '

i_Write us for prices and particulars.

stating on what date you propose holding your picnic. `

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- NlNET»V YEARS YOUNG.-A corres

lovely country section or Bay Fortune we called' to see our old and revered friend J. C. Underhay. Notwithstand- -ing his four score and vten year Mr. Underliay has planted and tended quite a large -plot of garden vegetables _besides a field crop of carrots, pars- ulps and mangles' which had -been all nicely lioed by this aged gentleman who will be 90 years old his next

GENEROUS iNVlTATl0N.- The

management of the Lyceum Theatre has kindly extended' an invitation tc the children of both Onphanages to -be their guests this afternoon and see the Lee (ihildren inthe comedy drama "Trouble Makers." The manager of the Theatre is also arranging to get ‘utonioblle owners to lend a lielpinr land in bringing the children ill M-r. i. Stanley Wedloek and Mr. R. H. _ iterns have already offered their cars ind ft will be appreciated if other cai iwners can assist in this undertaking, ` rss

DEATH OF J. B. LAMBKIN.-Thr

leath is iinnouneeil in the Royal Vic ‘-cria Hospital, Montreal of Capt. J. '33 Lainbkin. Capt. Lambkin was 'veil-known in Moncton and Charlotte-

' ‘own having been for some years con

uected with the l. C. R.. as asslstanl fieiierai Passenger Agent; prior tc -hat he had been connected vwitli the "!. P. lt'. hi the same capacity. Since the outbreak of the war, he has been handling the transportation of wound :il soldiers returning from overseas in cionnel-.tion with the hospital com- mission. He has not been in good health for several months, tuberculosis being' the cause bl’ his death. Jim l.ainb_kin as he was' familiarly called by his large circle of acquaintances. ‘ind' railway officials in all parts of Canada, was' known and hailed as u good-i’elllc»w f-roni the Atlantic to the Pacific. l-le 'was -cliaracterized for his " continual 'sunny disposition, franl-mess ` of speech, and good nature, and his `provei'bial smile and good humor thai perpetually illuminated his' counten- ance will lie -missed. Deceased leaves

a' widlow and. two grown up children, one son and one daughter.

Mino.rd’s Llnimerlt Co., Limited

' Gents,-I cured a. valuable hunting dog of mango with M1NARD'B LINI- MENT after several veterlnaries had treated him. _without doing him any nermanent good. ~

"Yours, &o., _

_. , . ~ WILFRID GANGNE

_Prop. of Grand Central Hotel '

Drummond, Aug-. 8, '04. '

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Sliced whatever thickness

When you want a hurried

meal remember we always have cooked meat.

Beer & Goff.

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ci.aANLiNass Pizavnits

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Eye Specialist

Oilieo Royal Bak Build

I |l¢»_Chrl\thhwl Oiiiu llom 9.30-17-30 -

Sumrnersidei __ _ _ 1 ri»».o-»1- _

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the 'lata Mr. John Henry Gates the

were laid to' re-st Sunday rln'Sher-wood day at 3 p_ m_

- Cemetery. A large number attended ~ _ ' rss.:.:“::;~i...:a..;°:.:;;.:;.1:: August Clearanc- _Rev__ R__G_ Fum_m__ The pan hovers _ cu_ __s just _been rece ved re

- wore: Messrs,uPercy Gales, Fred '_ '_ A - - V’ -

- GMBH- F_'1'Hf\k Gates, three gnandsons ` "' ’ _

otfihe deceased and Mr. James Ste-

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l>0ndent writes: In passing along the

‘ward same to Mr. -B. N. LePage,

CAI llltvlcl.-F. M. l¢oK.i1iiioii.

Hunter River. Phono Il. 664-7-allot.

dtwlh of Pte G M Taylor of Gran ville Pte Taylor was sleeping in a .funk hole when a shell struck and ex ploded inside the funk hole I-ie fwas badly wounded about the head and shoulders and died at the dressing station without liegaining conscious ness. The funk holes are merely shel- ters from the weather _and protection from flying splinters oi’ shells landing near by. They could not withstand a direct hit from a shell, but in_ them the lnen are in far less danger than out- side, for the ‘percentage of dii'ect hits on funk -holes is very small. Pte.Taylor as the oldest son of Mr. Wm. It. Taylor of Granville, and was reported killed i_n action on April- 25th, 1918.

SOCIAL SERVICE COUhlCIL-Ac-

cording to announcement the meet- ing held in Hunter River Presbyterian

Church on Monday evening, July 29th’ was fairly well attended, there being present: iR.ev. R. H. Stavert. Rev. W. E. Plper,and Rev. George Ayres, besides delegates from- the different

cliurchesand Red Cross societies of northern ` Queens. Council was -lrganized by appointing Rev.. R. H.

:ltavert president and- all resident ministers vice-pesldents, Mr. B. N.

IAePage Treasurer, and Mr. A. Mof- :att Secretary, the same to be called the north-west Queen’s Social Council- An executive was formed by appoint- ing one f-rom each local district, a list oi' which willappear later, who were .ippointed to solicit subscriptions for he Social Service. Magazine and for-

Treasurer. ' ,

SECRETARY OF FOOD CONTROL.

-Mr. G. W. Jones, General Secretary' of the Provincial organization of the Canada Food' Board is at present on -an Jfllclal visit to the Province. He left lfcfr- Sumniersiiie last evening and will make that his headquarters' for Prince County. His visit is one of a series

which has included alreadly St. John ind Moncton and 'will embrace Hali- fax and Sydney. Mr. Jones is imprses- ed with the readiness with which ev. nryone he has met in the Maritime Provinces is prepared to carry out the Food Board regulations and to adapt themselves ‘to w'ar'ci1ndltlons."I‘he suc-

cess of the restrictions in -the consum- ption of ham, bacon and pork and the illied increased rproduction, had been such -that the Board’s end had been

PREACHINO.-Rev. D. McLean

Yi will .preach at Mt. Herbert I-lull Tues-

1l9-121 QUEEN ST.

And these are all dainty p etty dresses such as you

the year for house wear-do not miss this opportunity

Black and White Striped Voile Dresses $5.00 for Plain Rose and Blue Colored Voile in Misses sizes Tan and Blue Plaid Voile Dresses $8.50......... Navy and White Voile Dress $12.00 ..... Ivory_White Garberdine Dresses $16.00 ............. ._ Shantung Silk'with Georgette Sleeves $20.00 ..... .. White Garberdine, Braided Front $2i.00,'_....

WOMEN’S SUIT

AND DRESSES OPENS TODA\

- NEW ARRlVALS_ EVERY Di

' in the Ready-to-wear department quire room and yet more room. Tl is aroom making sale-present si son's suits and dresses are bei. cleared to supply space forthe nl things.

l.-';’ili‘3i.i°"°“’ Dresse

VOILE DRESSES. SHANlU.\

Silk Dresses and a~ host of oth pretty dresses going at deeply c prices;- -

WOMEN’S LINEN, SHI TAFF ETA ANI) SATI

within the month of August-to make room for t crowding along each day. That’s why you can

EVERY FIXTURE IN THE DEl’ARTMEN_

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prices far less than the present factory prices for sim

' Ladies' 'white Linen Sui:s_$9.oo. .........

HERE ARE SOME OF THE LINES Ladies’ Linen, Shantung, Taffeta and

Ladies’ Slianiung Silk Suits $18 `

Control Board. ‘

who have had eigperience in farnilng, should plan their vacations this year lielplng with the harvest. Things are so serious -this year that they can well forego their usual vacations, well

Cooked Ham :::r::.z“f.r:';.;;_‘1°' ‘° ‘“

B l are short of food. One-third of the

0 worltl’e population is now _onshnrt na-

tions. . s

YOU Useiand f¢HdY t0 S¢l`V°.- F*

' FOOT POWDE_,RB, CORN

more than attained' with the result that all restrictions are now removed

'ind ham, bacon and ‘pork may be con- iunied as formerly. Mr] Jones an- nounces that the` Fruit branch oi' the Agricultural Department is cooperat- ing iwith the Food Control Board and their officials are acting as Inspectors in the various dlstirlcts. Mr. Fox, for- merly employed in supervision of

transportation here,,_hiis been appoint- ed 'local i|ispector`"nndelr the Food

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“ Btudehts 6; ‘tho :Farm

College students' l particularly those

400,000,J000 8h0|`_i. oi' Food

'In Europe toriay;_40o,ooo,ooo people

Some Special Sum-

mer Aids to Health

And Comfort

' Each season creates _a special demand for certain. .remgdles

and toilet articles. _

We anticipate such require-

ments and always havel just what is' needed. _ ` Whether you stay at lioine,.0r

take a vacation trip-you should provide yourself with :items Fillet; will contribute to. your

pleasure, has-ltli, and comfort.

neursni-ss. i-isamici-is nam- goiss, i.mmsN'rs, Loraoue. urn suPPi.|e`s, 1'Ai.oume, race Powosns, Pznswina- 1'~|oN l>:ooonAN'rs src.,

Ladies Shantung Silk Suits $42 0 Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Suits in Copen. and Navy $2 Ladies 'I affeta Silk Suits in Brown and Navy $28 -Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Suits in Green and Navy $32

` Ladies’ Shantung Silk Suits $36.00.... _

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Ladies’ Satin Suits in Taupe, Navv and Black $3 Ladies’ Taffeta Suits in Navy $55.00 ............. ._

MUST ADMIT GUILT, leave, and as the father of the family

~ 1- - drove her to the station he lamented: (Toronto Globe) "Say, me and you and the boys ‘

_ Apparently the gentle ‘§l’iirmerette"

‘wlll'have need' of all the sense of humour with which the gods may have endowed her, ii’ s0mB Of U10 tales that come'ln are to bs believed.

One of the .recent yarns concerns a

Toronto girl who signed up as a hired man not a hundred ililes from any- where, and got along fairly well till the fatal day on which she was seen

by the daughfer of the house carrying ' éeveml pam, of water go her mgin. As ii result of the meat shortage.

"What are you doing that for?" and also in order to check the slaugh-

enqulred the -daughter.

“Why lm gomg to take a hath," days per week have been instituted ln

. .

replied the -innocent 'I‘oront,onlan.- Francs, and the number of animals

I Final -Clearal

Smart Serge

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$45 for g- -

Ladies’ Serge Suits wortl

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Ladies’ Serge Suits wort

I f ladies’ Black and White

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mm Ladies’ Colored Tweed C N - kagies’ goyerl ((I:l_oth Coal

_ _ _` a ies’ e our oth Coa

~/lbijix L=iaie.' white wash sin

__l__x if'

was geitlnt on line, but Bessie, she put up ii kick on them new ideas of yours about ri bath and so on. I don't see as how it 'ud hunt you myself if you wanted to bathe, but Bess, she just wouldn,t have lt."

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MEAT IN FRANCE

ter of dairy anlninls, 'three meatless

' src. src. `_

luulsiut anlsul

Tho Qui -British I on. Kon\,|:id"`l,'r||_\oo-ln-':oto. .

-tiring up in the defence of ancient rites- or lack of them.- "Well, I can just tell you that you can get out of this. We're not going to have you come hens. [trying any 0! YO!" NW' (angled notions in this house."

_ "Bath are you ", said the daughter slaughtered has been limited to two-

'contir per pound retail. Moreover,

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lui-o enough the tarmofotta had to tml: moat rt o armies.

thi-rds of the weekly average in March 1917. In Paris recently beef averaged 43 cents per. pound wholesale and 60

some difficulty has been' experienced

In “obtaining _ ._g\doqu}to_ supplies, ,fail

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