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The most advanced science

of Eyesight Testing known. This system measures and corrects any hidden or latent trouble. It is especially valu- able in old chronic hard cases, and those who have not recei- ved satisfactory iresuits else- where. We also use in our 'Test room the Ophthalamo-~ meter Iietinoscopc, Piioro- meter and other delicately adjusted apparatus for deter- mining just in what degree if any. your eyes fall short of perfection. If in .need of glasses come in and “SEE”

Superior Eye Service.

H. 1. Macon

Optometrist & Prescription Druggist Montague, P. E. I.

N ext Door Bank of Commerce

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All fresh and sweet, and sold in any quanity a lowest prices in the City. Phone in ` your order. Orders filled and sent promptly. ~

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Too little would only parteiy relieve the troubles Too much would injure the eyes. We use the best modern optical appliances, absolutely correcting optical defects and guarantee

All kinds of eye glass repairing and matching lenses don

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Montague, P. Ei I.

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the sum of 3175.00 was realized. Ow- ing to the unfavorable weather tho attendance was not large.

..*CONCRETE WORK.-The Town Council of Souris purpose laying u concrete' sidewalk from the property of Mr. L. Mclnnis to Souris beach. -S 1.

.JSTRAYED from my premises on'

July 30, rod mare. Any information as to her whereabouts will he_glady received. W._G. Sutherland. Mon- tague. 126-8-8M6i _

..°HAY MAKING.-Owing to un-

favourable weather little or no hay.-

ngwggt Qxford for Dressy ' gtuitkiizlls tlllxsslbeiznndone aultil thisdweek-

~ - ° e ss ree' ays goo prol

Wear made with gress has been made. The crop is a

French heel and griam pretty good one.-s. . _

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..*EYANGEI.'l8T|C SERVICES. --'

Rev. A. McKay. assisted by Rev. John Sterling held a series of Evangelistic Meetings at .Bay Fortuna last month,' at the close of which fifteen new members were added to the church;

some New York h0Si€Ty' i 0n~ the following week Mr, McKay

who is moderator for the Dundas con- gregation held there also a number of week night meetings and preached there last Sunday to a. crowded church.-S. , ‘

,..*lN8TITUTE MEETING--The El- mira Women’s Institute held their

usual monthly meeting ut the home of Mrs. P. E. Holland. Nine members

pi- and four visitors were present. After er; .=, _-_-'_l.-__ __ _L-.__‘~.-__-5 the reading and adoption of the minu-

tes of the last meeting, a discussion took _place on the work which the institute will take up. Many valu- able suggestions were made by the different members' and it was deci- rlcil that thc institute consider the betterment ofthe community. After the business port of the meeting was over Mrs. Holland and Mrs. McDou- ald entertained the institute to vocal und instrumental music. After lunch _was served it vote of thanks was ton- dered Mrs. Holland for her kind rc- cuption. The meeting was brought to a close by the singing of the National Anthem The next rneetln was in

bell. _

of tire South King‘s District Sunda

Methodist Church. White Sands, Lot

opened 2.15, ' Rev. E. S. Weeks lead

sion was very largely attended many people were unable to get stan ing room and so had to be' content stand by the open windows while very interesting program was pu through. The President, Mr. _Graham of Murray Harbor North. led devu tional service. Rev. Mr. Derby led prayer. Rav. Mr. Sweet gave an abl

- parental responsibility in S. S. wor

Revs. W. A. Ross, ,W. A. Field. Secy -was inline form andmade one of h

splendid success of the convention,

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TION.-Tlio semi-annual convention il HHBSL at the 30"-Vi¢W~j*S~_

Sydney, and family motored from

ieaaaeasas

..°Howntt's Roller Mill,'l3rudenell,

is closed/,for repairs until further no- tice. H 128-8-8M6ipd

..*PlCNiG AT ANNANDALE.-At#

a picnic held at Annandale recently

..°TWO.ClNTB PER WORD elch

insertion for advertising to this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum chsrse twenty-nve cents.

' ltl¢¢r_i '..°ATTEN1'-ION. - An ice cream social, on Christian Church lawn, Mon- tague, Thursday evening, August 14th. Everybody welcome. 144-819M3i.

..*A MEETiNG OF G. W. V. A..

Montague, will be held at 8 p. m. on Monday, August 11 in the Club Rooms, Montague. _ 1167.

. .°'I'\0URli8`I“ TRAFFIC BRl8K-

Souris hotels are being exceptionally ‘well pntronizedthis summer, the Sea~ view alone having some days as many

‘ as 80 guests .-S. _

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..*SCHO0NER. DISCHARGED. -

The Schooner E. D. Myers discharg-

ed i},90 ton cargo of coal for the P. E. sland Railway this week and

cie?re<1 in ballast for Picton.-S.

. .*SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL.-The

Methodist strawberry festival at Souris wus a decided financial success, netting over $130. Much of the suc- cess was due to the management ol’ Rev. H. A. Brown and Mrs. Brown.- S.

..*lMPROViNG»- The welcome

news reached Souris this week that Mr. J. G. Sterns whois at present in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Morl- treal and underwent a second oper- ation is making good progress to- wards recovery. Hls daughter Mrs. S. A. McLeod of Duublane, Susk., is with him.-S.

Mlnaro"s 'Llniment Cures Burns, Etc

EASTERN PERSONALS

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..*»Mrs. Henry Dlngwcll of thc

Oakley, is laid up with illness.-~S.

Z.°M|'s.` Smith, of Boston, is visiting

her sister Mrs. Daniel McGregor, Montague,

..*Miss Mary McDonald of Sterns

Bros., was taken to the Charlottetown Hospital Monday.-S.

..*Mr. A. C. Campbell of the

Ceinmons Press Gallery, Ottawa, is

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School Association was held in th_t‘ .."Mr. A. Currie and daughter

i Patti returned from their holidays

64, on July 25th. The first session M0nd;1y__S_

ing. the devot`lonai exercises. The __,_MrS_ Peter Slnclah. is “smug ‘:fte"Z‘i°°'i Seshwn was §lV°“ up almost' her daughter and son-in-law Rev. A. cntlrc y to business tems, reports McKay’ s0m.i3___S_ r

from schools, etc. The evening ses ,

H, ..~M'rs, John Glu, Union noon, “_ visited Brudenell during the week

ak end.-G. t '."_“‘

_ . .‘Mrs. Bridges, New Glasgow, N.S_ f`ig visiting her pareng Mr. and Mrs.

in H. Nelson. Montague~- (__ F1?

address bearing on the question of ..*Mr, and Mrs. William McQuarric,

k., returned to their home in Wcstvillc. ’. NDS. after a pleasant visit to ,thc is ‘ .

iatter’s home in Montague

best efforts nnd'was listened to most ---~ attentiveiy and no doubt wilt profit for _ _»M,._'j|n1 grams and M,-5_ stems all who were fortunate enough to be 'am in g(,“,~1s_ the fm-mer Bupa,-jmoml. I"`°S°“i-' Ai the C105? Of MY- ROW* ing his fathcr's business and .farming nririress Revs. Derby and Weeks made Ove,-au0nH__S_ ~

appreciative remarks voicing the feel- ing of those present in regard t° the ...*Mrs. Fraser, widow of the late

~ Mr. Styles Fraser is visltinif hel'

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daughter-in-law Mrs. A. R .Frnser,

Souris.-S. .

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. .*Mr. Jus. H. McQuaid, manager ol

the Cnnadnln Bank of, Commerce.

Sydney to visit his mother, Mrs. James McQuald, Souris.-S.

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..*There passed . from ths life

into the great Beyond, on July 28th, at Montague, Mrs. Westaway mother of Mrs. Margaret McDonald, after -a lingering illness. Mrs. Westawiiy was--a respected citizen of Montague, and the sympathy of a»host of friends go out’ to her daughter, Mrs. Mc~ Donald and Miss Mae Westaway, who are left to mourn. -

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We buy exceedingly well. Wo buy in the best markets. We buy the best drugs obtain-

able.

iWe buy in large quantities. lWe give you the advantage. We sell wholesale and retail. We do the dispensing of Mon-

tague. Because the DOCTORS know they get just what they order, we don’t substitute. _

WIND l00lri1\8 for druggists

sundries, such as soups, combs, Safety Razors (all kinds,)_etc., perfumes and toilet articles. patent medicines of all kinds.

We are sole agents for-.the

Edison Phonographs in Kings County. .

Give us a cnli.

Carruthers & Parliman Limited

- Wholesale and Retail ~

Doniern In a

_ Dflllllf Chemiolll. Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Paint; lm

Montague, P. I. I.

Mlnnrd’o Liniment lumhsrmnn'|`frlend

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Senators Au ry ` I ° ith President

WASHINGTON, August 5.--In its

hearing on economic sections of the Versailles treaty, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee got into a sharp argument today over the League of Nations. during whlch` Chairman Lod- ge declared repeated attempts to secu- re information on the League from

~ President Wilson had been unavailing,

"The President," said Senator Lodge,

. “has nevor offered to come before' this

committee. He only sent a telephone message sayinghe would bo glad to have the committee come to tho White

' House. We have called for paper after

C AS T0' R. I A For Infant! and Children In Use For Qver30 Years

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llgnnture ul' ¢ ”“" "°“' ¢£<.fw% P- 4 -sd’ _ --I r A. E. LYON

snr ii Photo? `ii Chai-iotttarovrn, .

Photographs of all elses. filins to lit all sin amateur cameras ue re- :sivod fresh every week.

Moderato prions

Personal attention to Amateur

Photography. _

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and other ranks who have rendered

MONTREAL, August 8.- Oiliecrs

approved services overseas during the continuance of the war are now, u recent order from Ottawa, entitled to wear the vari-colored riband of the British War Meilul-those who have their band. A number or officers und men recently returned from England wearing this decoration. on authority from tho British War Oiiice, but, as it had not yet been authorized in Cim- ada they had to strip it from their uniforms, and a good many have been keeping the ribbon pending uctI;on from Ottawa. They will now be able to wear the decoration us addition to the other war records many Canadian soldiers wear on their tunica. The rl- bund ls a distinctive one, with centre orange, watered with stripes of white and black on each side and border of royal blue. `

The medals themselves have not

yet arrived, but it is expected they will be ready for distribution within a short time, "to record the bringing of the war to a successful conclusion and the arduous services rendered by His Msjesty's forces."

Conditions relating to eligibility

for the medal have not yet been fully decided, and instructions as to the procedure for submission of claims will be issued later. it is hoped that the medals will be distributed before the visit of the Prince of Wales in Oc- tober.

Meanwhile the following members,

past ami present, of the Canadian Ex- peditionary Forces. are permitted to wear the rlband: "All ranks \vho joined thc C. E. F. I-u Canaria bc- twcen 5th August, 1014, and 11th Nov- ember, 1918, and who between those dates, inclusive, and whilst belonging to the C. E. F., rendered approved scrvlces overseas."

paper, and he has not si-nt one." __ _

Senator Fall, ilrepuhlicuri, New

Mexico, remarked that tho coniniitti-e diii see the 1‘ri-slilcnt at tht: White House on his first return front Frallce but hail failed to sccuri- from hlin any

order.

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important information. Di-niocrzliltiii

b . f tl -, itteo rel ei _ ‘ .

iixiiciiniifdqrifgiinilgni (iii-Iiflliiiio so sin..-p` ADMISSION-Including Grand Stand, 50cts. Children under IZ years that the Cliuirrilun had to rap for of age 25 ds'

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'SCOTTISH 4 GATHERING ,

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Club of Pnnce Edward island, will be beidy c

on the Grounds oi the a

Charlottetown Driving Park Association - CllARLOTTETOWN _

Wednesday, Aug, l3th i9i9]3

“rin Npwnsr ff rt, __ _ C *_ Nllar Medul,Stiips » _ GRAND-T”""'

_ Now Permitted

The Annual Scottish Games, directed by the Caledonian

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I Competition Prize List- Games Commence at i p. m~

2nd $3.00

lst

Throwing Light Hammer, Prof. ........ _.$5 00 Running High Leap, Amateur _...Gold Medal

. Putlin L' ht Stone, Prof

mamuawpy

$3.00

. 100 Yards Race, (Boys under l6)..Gold Medal ' Poll Vault, (iioys under l(S) ..........GoId Medal . Quarter Mile Run, Anlateur......__....Goid Medal . Running High Leap, Amateur

(Boys under 16) ........_.......‘_Gold Medal

9. Running Long Jump, Amateur.... .Gold Medal l0. Sack Race, Prof .......... ._ ll- 220 Yards liace, (Boys under 16) Gold Medal 12. l-2 Mile Bicycle Iiace, (Amateur) Gold Medal

l HORSE RACES

$2 00

5 `i

Silver Medal

_ 2 I2 _ _ 100 Yards iiiice, Amateur.......... ._ .Gold Medal Silver Medal

Silver Medal Silver Medal Silver Medal

' Silver Medal

Silver Medal

'Silver Medal Silver Meda

V Class A. Trot and Pace. Class B Trot Class C Trot

will leave at 4.30 p. m.

Eastern Train will be ht-id till 5 o’ iock.`$. m. Murray

~Harbor Train will be he-id till 5.30 p.m. estern Train

_Music BY own ANn P_|PEs`

Reel of Four, Step Dances by Scottish Lads and Lassies.

J- D. STEWART. T11 OS- M MCMLLAN to the Versailles i:onl’r‘rcncc, rcgurdirig »P|'eSid€l'lt be C’y Gain! S S. OU] thc reparation clauses-of tho treaty. A _

SPECIALTIES.-Highland Fling, Ghiiiie Calium, Reel oi Tuilccil

und was nciieptcd by some Senat.'>i's 1 _ Y-Y --~- -

as a fore-taste of what ig to hc cxpccb ` ' _ _ , _ _ _ - _ ~ cd when bccictniy of State Lansing, ¥('?k°l*Ti , _ . . H* iippcurs bcforc the committee toinor- ; K

THE fairness of the

prices we charge for

our plumbing accessories please mightily the folks who are in need of such convenience. The fact wc only charge an honest

price for 'our supplies and only render a bil for the actual service we ren! der is building for us a business that pleases us.

TRAINOR

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ly new features. I Among the

This exhibit will

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Branch of the Great War

Veter_an’s Association

1 ' . intend holding a Tea Party on the 1

I EXHIBITION GROUNDS, SOURIS

WED ESDAY -

AUG. l3ih 1919

All the usual amusements will be provided, includ-

ing two large dancing booths, as well as several entire-

attractions will be a War Exhibit.

` showing many souvenirs direct from the battletront,

alone be well worth coming to see.

Weil stocked saloons and good tables will add to

the pleasure ofthe day. s

Come and enjoy _a day’s outing in Souris-by-the-_

Sea, the most beautiful summer resort in the Province _ Train arrangements later. _

Souris Citizens’ Band will furnish music. -

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