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PROPERTY FOR sAL|3

The Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors calls for bids or oi- ...'.5...'“.$.?.;,25.é:;“ ‘“;‘Z‘§§2‘it¥.“;1

ten for purchase of present building 184 Richmond St. , Highest or any bid or offer not neces'sarlly accepted. For ‘TTE’"I°" “’V““5“§,,,-, following day must be in this of-

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MANY LOCAL CHILDREN are in need of Dental work. Help them to get it by patio Kinsmen Chocolate wheel at the Ehaliitritton. Llltio-8-il-is

HPEOVINCIAL EXHIBITION Prise Lists for 1839 are now ready and being untied. n 9 fopy does not reach you please wrte J. W. Boulter, Secretary. Charlottetown.

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PERSONALS

Mrs. Ben Ward, Hampshire, is visiting in the City, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward.

Mr. George Green, K.in ston. re- turned home otter spendfag a, few days in the city at. 238 Euston st.

Mists Annie B. Noonan, Bedeque,

EDWIN JOHNBTONE, Recording-Secretary _Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors

Phillips Building, Grafton St. Charlottetown

S. S. SURF

, Veekly sailing between Montague and George- town and Bras D’Or Lake Ports. ‘Leaves Montague every Wednesday l.00 p.nr. (Tides permitting) Leaves Georgetown every Wednesday 9.00 p.m. calling at the following Cape Breton ports, namely: Port Hastings, Port Howkesbury, Mulgruve, Poulaman, St. Peter's, Marble Mountian, Grand Narrows, Iona, Buddeck and North Sydney arriving at Sydney every Thursday 8.30 pm. Returning leaves Sydney every Tuesday 7.00 a.m.

calling at the aforenumed ports. Arriving at George- gépendmg three weeks vmtmg mp town every Wednesday 6.30 am. Montague every Wed- ‘tlves and friends on the Island.

nesday 7.00 a.m. (Tides permitting) This trip by the M13 and Mrs‘ Gerald Grim“ S. S. Surf will unfold to the pleasure seeker the placid §{‘>‘g1l:_“Jal;;tC?I1St)ﬁL}‘Y11%1nhnV€" retulrned beauty of the Bras D’Or Lakes surrounded by the most out honeyrnoizll thlgllghvﬁlli Raﬁ: wonderful effects of Cape Breton scenery. Also auto- 1”“ P‘°‘'“‘°‘‘5- A“ “"5” them mobile Clu. mmodutiun.

every success in years to come, For further particulars apply to:

POOLE & THOMPSON, LIMITED, Agents

Montague, P. E. l.

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ll Mr. Ronnie Delaney, Malpeque. lAS at present. visiting in Bedeque, lthe guest. of Mr. and Mrs. D. ]Noo1la.n and famiiy.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W McInnis re- turned to Plttsfield. Mess, after

Licut. Frederic A Large or me _R,C.N.V.R, left Saturday mom- mg for Hnlifux where he will at- tend nn officers training course for a brief period.

The Misses Helen and Frances Cookson have arrived by motor car from Bound Brook. N J , to

Join t-l i th , M . J. . L365'7Z2‘.‘_'M,F J C00kS01Iloru'li1o0 his beciis here fir ' "“ ‘ several weeks.

Before _ conning Murray end 0 Days Are ‘ I . M‘.“..':;:.. Dorothy Dzx ”.‘l‘l..‘.’.‘ And Vlclnlty

Mr and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of .. ‘Boston. is at present on a visit, to Murray Harbor, the guest of My.

‘99.1'!7ll._L“°<1 .1£°m___Pﬁ«8¢ "8. , , ,,

Bef Marriage was sweet.-tempered and soft-spoken. After _ mamagoel"eBhé Wu K and ‘ V 0 Before mau_mge_She had and Mrs Freeman Reynolds. laughed at. all of John's wittiolsme and ooked up to him as an oracle. M,_ Sidney T‘ Green 0, Chap

e she told him that she had heard all of his jokes whl 1 m t - d . the cradle. and she 110°’-ed 0?-her men's opinions to him I(-inritgrilarlit,aIr~loviiJ§o(Ei?a°pai(rl3BdOl;1u££

Before marriage John lavished presents on her and stepped out with “egg mp to Murray H”‘rb°r'

he _ .?:.s*:‘e.*;2'::.::":.*:*:o.‘t*r=:l°.l...l°:‘::l::a‘:fe..:“%:;'.“::‘*;;“...... m J. w. new or wesmm. in the kitchen. Before marriage he was tender and considerate. After ¥,l5’,}’1§.a§c“.I“‘:.‘b0”°l8 “ Sh’-‘trl V15“ W marrmc he was 9, gfhjdlng gy;-am with ., wxnpap uke g sore-headed bear. Ne“ MCKJE” r to glue of Mrs.

.. ::u:::“s::.:“¢:'; on we mm. a to wondgr that. so many of them who have been taken in in a confidence ‘Pl“’°". ‘Willi the Bllciit 01’ M1"- game where they have lost their shirts. want. to get out 01 it. while they 5>°“’“” R“b“'l$°“-

Mr. Lorne Stewart of Murray

still have their hides. "B "1 Ed ' Wm,“ 1 Harbor. is engaged on the teaching is bl§S(t)3dumh:)l'e or’ l§.tsht.ix11a fr-a.ud‘.m\lljfil‘e1:a li'.‘m“'ttryiﬂ‘i\ltl>ys<e2l,le!t;Vurx-Eelllllrcsaig lsmff °‘ M°“t“‘r7“° s°l‘°°1-

t l’. 00d nt. ‘ ' . W —"'—

é’$‘?t’Z.“.f:‘.¥.t3£e“Ife°r§.“‘i.’ul’“£.;o"§t.§t“.¥te‘§l‘ vi’? .§‘ei'e¥.. oo't‘eelv°es if 3”tft°s‘3nea§ Mr- and Mrs. Mex Nordsmmacr mannersd and dish out our most a.l.'turin¢ line of conversation. Otllelgwise get!-it l]’1(;)lI<T‘_‘FSb(;l11:. Nlis atNn;§— d_ . := n a is rs. o - we wow pmbabw an be oldomﬁkua “dd fmobachelol-5 which God de en st.rnn'.i‘s mother. Mrs, William Irv-

-n,d,,-. 15¢", 34,; ling of Beach Point.

Dorothy Dlx—«I run s 19-yealr-ol girl with a good job andl Mr Phlllln Roasiter of the Fog- wholly independent of my fem . This is my Problem: I am er: llnrdlvnre Co.. Charlotte own. not permitted to select my own even though I on y go with nice wa- in Murray Harbor on a business is and boys. But man the family hasn't. picked out. ismade the sub- I mp, ect. of so much ed that it takes all the pleasure out of being with ______ em. I: make A date. my mother insists on some alone with Mr. L. J. Buell motored to the me. I do nm mind her presence myself, but no boy ever takes me out but C1t,y_ once because he doesn't wan to an ly woman along with him. ____ The situation makes me very unhappy. What. can I do about it? SARAH. The united and Bums; sum“ -————— ‘Schools of Murray Harbor held a ‘mwer; very enjoyable Picnic at Murray I wish I lmew, Sarah. but criticizing each others friends is an indoor Harbor North. nnrl all enjoyed the amusement in which every family indulges. It. doesn't, matter whether sail over by Motor vessel with you are 10 or 00 as lwoﬁlf as you live at home your father and mother. Captain White in charge, miners, and Sl8i£I'5 pull every one you go with to pieces and find —— something to criticize. They will be too fat or too thin. too llvelv or too The many friends of Mrs. Her- dull. They will wear the wrong clothes. smoothing Will be 8l'i'll£J3. bert Cnhoon are sorry to hear of one of the chief reasons why families break up as soon as they her continued illness in the P. E. can is because the different members of it went. to get away from the 1. Hospital. tongues at home and be able to do something, or have something. wilh- Mrs. LeBert Machon of Lower out always being kept on the defensive about it. Surely your mother Mofllzuguc paid a visit to Murray must be a womm who is far behind the times if she does not know Harbor that chuperons are as ezutihct as the dodo. and that no girl can ever The many friends of Mr. Reuben expect to have a date if she dross Mother along with her. Most boys Perry. M (‘ray Harbor. are sorry to find it. all they can afford to pay for the Kiri}: good time. and their hear of his continued illness and pocketbooks don't permit an extra member on the party. Besides. mother lmpe for hi: speedy recovery. ills the party. She doesn't want to go to the places they want to go. The many friends of Mrs. Henry She doesn't enjoy the things they do. She wants to go home and go to E. Brchaut were sorry to hear of bad about the time t. are starting. so when the Boy Friend thinks her death which occurred at her of havin to ask her to dance and drag her around a ballroom as if she home White Sands on Aug 8th. were a n-ton truck, he passes up the girl. Mr. James Harris. Mm-ray Har- As for Mother's pretext of got out with the girl to take care of bor. has returned home from a visit. her. that's silly when ou think of he girl worlrin all day long in an to Boston. office full of men. If t irl can take care of hersef then, she can take F1‘19mlS Will moral to learn that care of herself when she a 3 out it bit of an eveningltisagreat nandi— Mrs. Roland While. Mums I-far- cap to a girl to have an old-fashioned mother. and. for the girl‘; sake bor, is at, present. a potion in the Mother should try to come up to date. King's County Hospital. l?2!!9TEHX..P_IZ£

After marr she‘ was still

_ 5 Wat’ lllilsler, Mr. . omoesory terrain: mm incline. .-0nlikt.o‘IroftIleeiI|lhhIItot’eI.to)0II

\\'as a l'CC€iiL visitor to Norm wilt- '

'. 3_l_l‘_' (_JliA_l{!;L)'l'r lj'.’l'f'))1VN (Z_U.“.".!)l.".\i'

ON THIS NEW STUDIO

FREE

Bridge Lamp And End Table

With This Studio

SALE ENDS Saturday-Aug. I9

OTHER STUDIO l coucnns from $23.75 up

SUMMERSIDE

A Regular 217.00 Value

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A sale 0.‘ uouble Importance, because—-not only have we reduced the price of this lovely new Studio Couch, but include a smart Bridge Lamp and End4Table at no Extra Charge. A remarkable opportunity to save on a smart studio couch. Come in and see this outstanding vnlue—you’ll like its fine appearance and beautiful velour covering. Choice of patterns and colors. Shop now—Sale for 10 days only.

Only 4.00 Down -3.50 M onthly No Interest No Service Charges

- —-' ‘*‘*- {-M? —_ («M .__W ‘_..__——-— ‘ "r ' ~ — ~—»-— —"""”"‘ :1-:11’.-,'§:yrtal‘cl:s’v&tll‘le-II son . . . s‘l:le'al1”‘“c eee e aequenglv was called on to ve_ me - W , , Aw late Mr. Day of ohairtottewwxildutlu there sept. 1. ‘«-w-5M 1“ °°n“‘¢“ll‘§“ d‘~‘°“‘-‘* W°°°““’ the 1“ P” ° -

absence is visltiing with bott at Stsnhope Beech.

burning brush, own: and paving York

berof men. who have a Mrs. Pldlne It h Maine, before :-

Mia ling Lot 38, went wi than. The many friends

ldont.

Goes Out!

Answer No. 12

Ch’Town Royalty And Vicinity ._.__—....____..:

Among thooe attending the New

York World's Phil‘ is Mrs. I-leber

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3°“ °‘ %“’.i°l.‘§t.“’r.’.’.“'n"""e."5‘i.t.‘l2§ Mrs. nuseeu Ab- returned to

The work of olealringo twat md W no y. v- ‘e n y. w o . forward pldl This o'er Kuig."ooii'ﬂl ‘n has signed employment, to quite 0. num- ll mechanic till the or

Misses Charlotte and Bum-Hob men been sperldms of their vsc t.lon here left last week. '1lhey will'v-ieit. tlidr sister. 3 sulnrnefohome in urn Boston. ofkﬁnion Road.

of Dnypublisherof the H

fell him while attending the New York World's Felt. when he fell breekhrz his hip. Mi’

t . D is 1 M av I appnourlllted ‘ are Repextment

is as crew

part

Mr. Cecil verpooll.

each summer finds hl.m spending his veoatiorn he-re sooomrpa

latterly by Mrs. Day for-rnezrly Miss Elizabeth Harlow of Liverpool, N.

left for Halifax 1"rids.y momizlg. -1’

Promotion For DI‘. Bayfleld besides e..‘§’.Y.§'A of the ornament.

1);-_ B3,yﬂ.eld‘g wag: there will in- S'l'v:I'lg!(‘)NnE MILLING sreolsus-r °“§: “wuymmww “hf; 'f,w,,m°°°‘°”‘ w,My"°"" KANSAS sun. I‘ (Wooete Daily Record, Wooster,

eds Dr. 0. O.'wit.h the S yf11,‘eel§.1 s‘:,ﬁhe department l wheat aoiivltlw.

for many V08-1'5 WM Dr. Swanson is a. thority throughout his work in ch

ust d to establish their home at W an huttan, KB.n.. the site of Kenn! is touring. l His euppointment to the Kansas State ootloze.

reoognitwd Elk ?post is 9. fine advarloenierlt in the the world 101' ‘field Of cereal chernistry and R Smneono __ was it 1-{unekefl-' let him in one of the most. i.m- once um that if he were toll

milling

cereal

r em ry.tlCf:Be(.l‘p1a°$ Bayfl-elds epmintmenfltgtlfws .poi-tent posts in this type of in- hem“ of an mam “.0,-ks an

Mr. and Mn. Boa-den MoDovn- D, Swanson 5pe9,k5 old who have bee their. ' - in this type . honeymoon m m ,Bey-fields re}. tati . in the united States

W‘ of work

Ho:-bMel.lish.sonof M1- llieh U‘n.lon‘R.oad

wt gr-ouml of the Canadian Air Force

Al) DEPARTMENT AT

llere Ire some startling figures! 5 mg“! mﬁmw’ ‘Life Insurance In Premiums an ax fom go - Ime It so: xmn . Paid um; umnﬁ -nu P3rty;......P_ w, 3 7,750,000 : C '

5»”§y°W

187.000

m-. so cut

. tor

of the st. Ave/rds dance but. '° "‘*' time. He was directly re8I>0!l-WW’

establishment of the fed-

Sfalllon in 1906. tests all new soft. em United States. The departrrlent which Dr. ‘Bay- fleld will head is the only one in the United Sboztes

ears of wvr rynillimr industries. the aolmtment other

throutth his fnenuent trips to of the wt: . tiom witahlvls research work. He

Acknowledgment

D“ dust:-ia.l research and instruction one, he would choose to Repay

is Cereal 'I‘edhrntoio— D": 3“V“°‘d_ ¥._m*g§.g ~{ puma Blames Deoarl- ‘ lture and associate

a‘l. the Bl.e.t.1on at this

wheat laboratory at the '1his laboratory hearts in east-

koanbeseculedin

members

wirrklﬁre and eat country in connec-