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Seamless

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Powders

does, because we sell _ the same kind that other stores do.

guaranteed. _ G. H. v Taylor

. The onlliy thing is

Jeweler-l lugs-ever ‘that W6 0 81' a IBPQGI‘

. _'l‘ho StogafiuWaltham d ogettgg

i, ' " ' kinds. wed _

11' you want some- thirtig new, ask us

VIIOHLI A. fictional!

LAND SURVEYOR

Lines Ion with transit in- strument. Plans and deaorlp than: furnished when requir- e .

R. R. 1, Box 16 _ user-aims» 15L

A 2 MACS 141i Gauge St. -

Bouria

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Where is the manwho will use any other kind or tobacco when he canéet flickers Twist. it makes a big difference to him becdusfc he sets a flavor and quality in Hickey’; that i; “m.

ply impossible to get in any other brand. For real cbmibrt and pleasure Hickey‘! u the i-avorltevevsry time.

moon a Nlcnotsor TOBACCO ' .00. m).

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Home Industry

We claim, that in placing “PEERLESS” Bo- verages, in assorted flavours, on the market 2-5- s We are giving you fl.dl'_inki~wl'llfiil for Purl: ' " ty; “Flavour-rand sanitary liandling,-“-cannot be SURPASSED nor EQUALLEE, on thisCON- TINENT, or for that matter anywhere in the

i a wAdvicet ldi .

_. - buy your face‘ pa:

Made Without a. Nftlifre- ~ n .. _ " ecause

1010i I00 Silllliltltl better face W541i»...

“a A12’. m] fully than anybo y else

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OFOIOIOIO

§DEOKOXOXQKOKOIOIOIH

WORLD. . COMPARE this delicious, distinctive fla- vours, with others, and CONVINCE YOUR-

» SELF.

. Your Grocer, Confectioner, Druggist or Fountain handles “PEERLESS” Beverages. It‘ not write us and we will see that you are sup-

l'ed. ' p 1 J. & T. MORRIS,

hlnnufactureru"of the now Famous _ “PEERLESS" Dry Ginger Ale. . . .

y eko wucusaomu "W THFCENTRKL custom ;

models. Plain and fancy.

WOMEN'S VOILE blouses round or V necks. Prowse Bros" Ltd.

“rill! $1.00. Prowse Bros, Lui.

FOR SALE.- runnlng order ly overhauled. sale. Apply T. of Haberdashery.

HA8 W»

for insta in the lllflglllllulont

betas bulh at Cllfli (ISenator) McNlcholl. hiss reached the stage slate roofing is about to

lgan for Mrs

be ilut on

_ WINNER TION PRIZE. thank, Toront Constance C town Brltls geen the '

rulltehank or George- h Guiana who ‘liavr

lye of Mr. "and Mrs. Horst-r- Mr Ewen Fitzroy ‘Street left day afternoon for Clinton into. where they will be of Mr. and the Misses Dunning. Miss Muriel (Zruikshank received intimation yesterday that she was" the winner or the first prize in the embroidery section of the Toronto international Exhibition, the com» petition hrelng open ‘to the world.

this prov

\ the guests

SCHOOL WORK-The following ,Is the standing of the pupils 0t Orwell Cove school for lllf’ month of August-Grade Vll—1. Irene ‘MuoLeod 2. John MacDonald, 3 1mm; Nlolldlion.‘ Grade ill-Reggie MacDonald and Willie Morris-w equal 2. Walter MacLeod 3. Jen- jiette McRae; Grade V.-—Muriel FM-iclPherson 2, Annie Nicholson; Grilde liV-Donnld flitflfmiron. "l, ‘Joules Mucltnc; Grade lll.——l. Jo- seph hluollonslll; Grade li.»—-J0lin- ic hiacllae. 2, Christie Nicholson. Grade l—-»Dannle MllcRue and Will- .lle Macilne equal, 2. lllury Mot-Don- jnld, 3 lrvlng Nicholson. Perfect [Attendance tarsus Nicholson Ir- lne lliuclmorl. Willie Morrisey ‘Fl-richer, hint-Bare: (llllls. 1 Luchule, Que. £61.11. 1018.

Mlnarifs Linlineni 00.. Limited.

Gentlcmen,—-Ever since coming home from the Boer war I have ‘been bothered with running fever sores on my legs. ltrled many lsnlves and llnlmeuts: also doctor ed continually for the blood, but got no permanent relief, till last winter when my mother got me to try MINARUS LINIMENT. The

ITPAYI to buy in tlIi-l Prov- co.

, . .__. IPICIAL SAVINGS in raincoat: and umbrellas st Psltous. All lateaall

ill Special $1.50

v 2582-9-8-2l. AN ODD LINE of women's silk camisoles. Special tmlny and Sat-

2582-9-3-21.

MflXWelI car In good five new tires late- Barsaln for quick it. Cudmore, csre

Sept. l 8i lRlNG CONTRACT.—Mr_ L“; W. P. Doull city. ha: the contract

lllns the electric wiring. new residence

This wurlr where the

fosou-ro sxmsi. --Mlss Muriel Cruiks- o and her sister Miss

kuests for the past few

YQBIBP-

era. ‘hats and so: it} Pawns.

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and nicely cased unsung» st Pn- tons. ,

- DON'T FORGETthc ten sod-fee.- tlval stXork on Labor Day-Poms

and bring youffrlejtds. 2621 of

BALANCE women's poplin

dresses in small sizes only. Special

$8.90. Prov/ca Bros, Ltd. - 2582-9-3~2l

AN ODD LINE of women's un den-skirts in black and colors. Spec in! $1.35 and $1.50. Prowse Bros. Ltd 2582-9-3-21

GIRLS WHITE MIDDIES with navy blue collars in short hip e1‘ feels. Price 03.00. Prnwse Bros

- 2582-9-3-21

TAG DAY8.-Rese‘rve Wednes- dny and Thursday or Exhibition Week f!" Tag Dnysin aid of Char loiteiown ‘Hospital. 2097-9-3-21

\.

P-AVENDIB-H ‘censuses-non. —*Mr. Sidney Bonnell will preach in NFW Glasgow at 11s. m.. and (“av gtrildish at 7.30 p. m. Sunday Sept

lzilXfiN-GitAHAMs-‘Al st. Da~ Ylds Manse Georgetown P.E.I.' 0n Thursday, August -12th. 1920 by Rev. .l.A. Stead Burns. Lillie Graham to Percy Dixon hoth of Gaspereaux. _ .

MlR. AND Nil-KS. ER fin have very kindly Joe-cream parlor at th the Ladies Auxiliary

lotletown Dispensary. Belitemlber 9th tor an art and lcercrea the Dlspens

‘i581’ L. (‘of- pluced their e disposal oi of the (‘hnr Thursday errloou lea n1 festival in slrl of ary. 2815-94-21

OM VENEZULA.—Mr. Karl Fletcher son or the late lVlr [El P. Fletcher of Charlottetown has arrived l-n the city. Mr. Fletch. er after returning home from ovar- scus went to the United States where -he had been enzagerl as a recruiting agent ltor the British ermzv. recruiting British suhjeciz.

HlOMlE FR

‘Venezuln where he has since been located. He. has since received‘

"rnss and claimed a goodly unm- ber of willing victims. Brookvnlr-

KNITTING. woots rd’:

seasonal»: "IfaAnlcoA-rs;

resident in the United Stores. After =7‘§__'"—'"*“'*' m the armistice he secured n position

with a banking institution in New , 59¢ P-ER LB. Saturday choco- York and was irmnsterred to “"95. Special at W/l‘. Wélners.

word of his transfer to Chins and DRIVING WRAP l‘ - . .

leaves next week tor thntflllsruoi Scotch plaids troni nslihiiowihlmsiifiii

country. The! many fr-idnrls of Mr. n1 1131mm w “Mn Fletcher are ploascil fin see him ' ‘ * again and lo know that ho is meet- BATH" '_< in; wllh such success," He is a! lowly 5D,?fljfeifaflf°fljgvf°jffif,“f§ ‘a. present stopping etrtheylDsvles. him,“ a, Pawns“ - {h p - ""“_" ‘to: “ONTAGWW BUT N°T nus 1'0 ARRIVE in a few days 1-’. FATAL-A inlld and delightfully “m, P," Wm, t F. - C _ Q2 contagious epidemic of late has uvé ('70 lémellfa-ld “"11"! Oopera- L: been vls-ltlng the parish of Kelly’s ‘ r 2i "'-

119-121 Queen St,

‘moons a Mc-LEOD m)

Charlottetown

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AMBITIOUS T0 SUCCEED . I nnlahod my studies at the pullh school with n record about midway l0 tween lbs head and the toot of class. Even ut this time. I was Inhi- tiolnr. iltho l new no tlnn w

s,

6 ‘if, H ._ w. ,

that my Inabi- acted.

n! I'M . young Indy Anal thought that l could sully nt n good lulu-y In return In! my services.

lluy Ambitions. -

Many Young People are Like They do t understand their true position ln reference to. n salary. The see others earning good salaries imagine that they min easily do as Well. You must be lritlned in some special 'lue of svorlr if you ore to make your earning lirln you dividends. Good salutes ore now fiuiid to lion- igruphors, hookkeepcrs and other olllce AVITkPFN. Wu will explulu how to (Illtll-i fy h: on oflice poslndl If you wlll cull r .

llehion Communal College WM. lIillAN, Plllll.‘ , Royal Bank Building

Zglliailoitetown, l’. E. l.

2617

THE COOL EVENINGB necessi-

eiipct of which was almost magical After two bottles the sores com-

pletely disappeared . and l have. worked every working day since.

' Yours gratefully, JOHN WALSH.

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Life

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. all he ‘North ‘American Assurance Co.

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‘ah-inn in, int tinnn~ rlgruts? wintcrl-‘Sfor unrepresinted districts ‘i , J. K11 R. .253

-" Provincial Manager Royal Bank Building ChaFIOltBlOWKI

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Celebrated Thrashers and Cleaners < _ t I

Baggerw-Ruhber Belting‘

PROCTOR STYLE

Latest Improved 7mm" D1889".

All of which we are selling at lowest Pflces- ‘ V Send us your. orders early as we have only a

A NEATLY A TURNED ANKLE

requires an equally neat slim‘. The Oxford Shoes of- frrcd by MORRI-S 6i SMITH only exceptionally neat lit/also most artistical- ly designed, faultlessly» fit- ting and of extrema durabil-

lit/y.

u re not

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Prices ranging irom '

$4385 up

Morris; Smith

The "Big Shoe Store

Dr. E. C. llarrit liye Specialist

Oillce Royal Bank

Bulldhi , (Jharlot-

tetown.

Olllce Hours: 9.30-12--‘l0,2-5

limited supply for sale. H A», e ‘ ‘& ¢ _ .

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Phone BS-Y,

, Brook, a] Ynl y .-Mlss Annie Malone daughter of Mr.

district suffered most. The worst is probably over. Tueadwly morn lug. Aug. 24th in St. Ann's (‘hurr-li. Lot G5 Mr. Albert Smith, one of P's popular young farmers was u ted ln Iholy wedlock to and Mrs. Michael Malone of Greer. Bay by .Rev. l-‘runcis MoDonnlil. ns- slated by the pastor Rev. ’l‘lioiriss Curran. Con-grntnlritllbhd are ltr-or- 'ler. iMr. Smith will reside in Bruolrvlale, and he and his young wife have the kindest wishes of their hosts- of friends. On Wed- nesday morning, August 26 Kelly's Cross (Ilhurcli witnessed an inter~ esflog and unusually happy func- tion one not seen often in a-n or- umur lliellnn- viz. the tnarrluge oft brothersgvlessrsallfirnmettand Anthony Stordy oi‘ Broolrvnle sans of Hr. and Mrs. John Slflfdy. M185 Armlnln Dufty of Ma-plewood was tnade the wile 0f Anthony Stordy while Miss Sarah E. Daugherty of’ St. Anne's Parish was united as the wife or Emmett Stordy, such couple standing witness to the mizrirage of the other. Rev, Dr. lCurrun per- formed the unique ceremony. l-lav- lng hrealrfasted at Mrs. Dolly's Mnplewood and ddued ul Mr. Doug- 3'1?‘

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SNAPPY m SERVICE

Most people look upon the element of Service in Busi- ness as ‘being equal in im- portance to the quality ol merchandise sold.

We handle a class of goods which people want and In dispensing them we employ every method and device which tends to make shop- plag a pleasure.

For Dnnllrufl

An endeavor is always made to please our patrons and to promote their inter. ests in every way possible and it la gratifying to find that such efforts have brought their reward in the form of new business.

LET U8 SERVE YOU WHFN YOU NEED DRUG- BTORE GOODQ

‘Johnson & Johnson

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PHI QUALITV DRUGITORI

tale one of Patons ‘heavy sweaters in coat or pull-over ‘styles.- They are the acme rig-hi.

will meet today at 3.30 All memb- ers and others lllteresierl are ask- ed to attend.

mere hose ln black only 1,5 length at 'Palons. Just the kind you need Priced at $1.50 to

West and Clyde River Presbyterian

3 9!’.

HlBlTZ-At n. meeting or the Execu ernment on Thursday night among

give n grant‘ for the live silver and lilnclr fnx exhibition to he held in Montreal this autumn. ‘Besides this the government will-give n trophy

Gndkln, received a telegram yeslvr .

do? from announcing the death of her hus- band tn Somervllle. Silver and son Cyril, visited Mr. Godlrln in July and will hove the sympathy of all in her bereave-

sweater, new cap.

The “MEN’S STORE” ought to be equipped. Eve shoes. Bring him in this w school outfit.

Some of,

SMART STYLE ounr rwnan

of style and priced 3i

v. M. c. A. LMJIESIAUXILIARY " 9e];

GEN ‘F8 HIGHGRADE mire (‘ash-

82170 Quality uni ‘ ‘

xcelled. Get yours today. d!

'$UNlDAY QERVICES Scpt. 0th. (Yllurcli services (‘lytle lRiv- r 11 a.m. lServlces West lllver p.m. Rev. WA. Wood minist-

cy grey tweed of wool and cot-j ton mixture. Coat has yoke but. toned flaps at breast and is finished wit-h buckled belt and plain knicket pants. i I " Sizes 3 to 9 years . . . . 36-50

GRANT To M~ONTREAL ex.

ve Council of the Provincial Gov- '

1

ther 11100978. it ‘W85 decided ll: Juvenile suit made from a me- dium rib English Cord roy in dark or fawn shade. _ oat has plain back with belt all-round, with yoke and pleats down the front. plain knicker pants, very suitable for the small boy. Sizes 3 to 8 years . . . . 86-50

A SUIT FOR Good value in a hard fin cotton and wool mixture, c

r the same purpose.

A SAD MESSAGE-Mr. John l1. his sister Mrs. Silver

Mass. Mrs.

8H2.

ers are full filling and lined Sizes 10 to 17 years.

on Y0llR Victor Records

Price

Boys plain or bloomer $1.50, $1

Is your . all trendy e for school oi-rpeningy r

He’s grown a lot thissummer, of new things-anew suits, new

is here to ‘eouip him as YOUR boy _ rything right for boys wear excep '

This suit is made from a fan.- _ '2

11am) wean

jshed medium grey tweed suit of oat i round buckled belt and slash pock

throughout.

Other stilts at 515,00 $10.50. $18.00 “i; it}

pants fo .75, $2.00, $2.25 up to $4.00

probably needs quitea lot- jjshirts,‘ new underwear, new

and let us put him into a smart

the butts r

fFANCY WEAVE BROWN

" ‘ TWEED SUIT

This suit is tailored in mate-

rial 5and style specially suited

for the little fellow, coat is

finished with all-round sewn

belt buttoned in front, plain

Eockets and red tie and well cut

nee pants. .

Sizes 3 to 9- years . . . . 37.60

SMART STYLE FANCY GREY TWEED _ Popular model suit tailored from medium grey tweed with fine pin stripe, coat has slash skirt pockets and buckled belt. Strongly made’ ’ full-fitting bloomers. Materials are of cot- ton and wool mixture. Sizes l0 to 14 years, “$11.50

s made plain style with all- 1; ets. Strap and buckle bloorn- S

.........s1'a.oo’ $30.00.

r- boys from 54 to 18 years,

m Pianist i Fondition

any Victor Record to any address.

‘ “ in our Southern window,

Fpecial showi

ISbirts for big

and 171-2 Prices from 2.

ng of

H1911

are 161-217, 25 to 4.00

Sizes

Catalogues nt machines and records sent “free on re-

quest.

WRITE TODAY

MILLER uiosl

tive assortment of new things i weights and styles. The colors with a touch of “dash”

60R. KINT C FRINOI 8T8.

$1.65 t

v

123 Kent St. Charlottetown.

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t arise-ml.

Men’s Sweater Coats

We've just been putting into "stock a won

about the younger

0 $15.00

derfullly attrac- n men’s sweater coats in all are good, tasteful, wearable, models.

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