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ry.” Worry wastes nerve force at a tre- mendous rate_ The more exhausted the greater the tendency to worry. _

Then how is one to

get out of this vicious circle? By building up the nervous system with the aid of Dr.

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strengthened you for- get to worry and find yourself resting' and

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Needs It Badly

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-IT PAYB to buy in this Provincey -TWO CENTS PER WORD each

--STORE CLOS|NG.- hi Wm be c_0 d an d M 3' 3 ;‘°’° nmn_ Cash must accompany order. visiting friends in Clinton,

` ‘ se “Y ` 0" “_y’ em' Minimum charge twenty~iive~ cents. *_

,2nd, (Labor Day) and will remain

ed, Suiiiinerside. 1086-8-28M2iE1l

KENSINGTON.- Tho new station platform at Kensington has been cour- .pleted_ and is ii credit to the town an'd a monument to the genius and work- manship of the contractor, William Sutherland. lt adds much to the artis-

tic beauty of the station lt is sincere- ly hoped that C. G. Ry. authorities and the Kensington 'Electric Light i‘o., will arrive at an understaiidiiig ivlrernliy the station and platform can be aiiuiidantly llglrted with electric-

irionili earlier than usual. yet the llii- arircs were paid up within $2. The sirlziry of the pastor was liicrcased $100. A new circuit slriigli is to he seciired for the winter. ln three of the appointments Rev. G. Steel, D.D., ii-rnlieil with marked acceptance. and attended the board meeting. 'l`licr wi-re also present Revs, F. W. Coward, from the West liidics, and I". li \\'olistoi' troiri Alberta. ilov. E.

li. Styli-s, tho pastor, has iriurli to eri-

Sumiiicrside on Monday iii honor of cadet James Mc‘Millan Hacker, of_ North Bodeque who was killed in an' airoplanc accident at Camp Rathburn. Desai-oiito, Ontario, on Friday last. Cadet llacker was 31 years of age and son of the into 'l‘lios. llackcr.llo grad- uated with honors from Mellon-aiu College, Montreal in 1915 and enlisted as lieutenant in the artillery but lat- er in September 1917 joined the Royal Air Force and almost coiiipleted his ;-oiiisc wlioii tho act'idciit orciiri‘ed.

ills l`iint:i‘;il took plat-c on Monday iii 'i‘oroiito with lull military honors. llc leaves to mourn two sisters, Sai`.'i<- E. of Charlottetown and Louise of New York, who is now visiting her aunt Mrs. E. Hacker in Sumirierside.-L.

|":Sg‘:5'[_“nber“°‘K‘E _ifurggl H" 'gfnzh left by the Northumberland on Mon- -Miss. Doll Arblng, Freetown, 0 “P U" ar' ' ` 0 “mn” m I' day morning en route to Regina, Sask.. Willing friends in Moncton and Sac

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-SHIPPING.--`-Entered port, Behr.

Minnie J. Dicks, Capt. Dicks from

Cleared. Schr. Dictator, Capt. Rein- hardt, in ballast for port of Picton. Schr. Marguerite, (lnpt. Doucette, hav- ing discharged ri. cargo of molasses has cleared for Sydney to load coal 1 for this port.-H.

i -WEDDING BELLS.-A very inter-

esting and pretty event took place in

I spirit” oi’ a long suilcriiig public.-‘ summersmo on Tuesday morning ew;\n__L_ 3

when Enid' Pauline Schurman, daugh-

iand Rev ‘Charles Stewart Linkletter.

where her sister has procured tor hor Ville- R _

_NEW STA-I-'ON PLATFORM AT ii position in one of the schools at _ -'

-Mr. Weliber MacKay, Found's

Mills, spent the_past week in Franc River.

peque. _ R

was a visitor in Summerslde on Tues day.-H.

_ _--' _ _ -Mr. Duncan MacKenzie and party ~ - ~

-AT Al-BERT°N-_The "lst ‘l“‘“" ter of Mr' and Mrs` M` F' Schurmar French River motorad to Bradalbane Slimmer fOr U10 U18! fl*/0 YGHYS ifl U10

icrly oillclal board meeting oi the Al-, ’ on Wednesday

bi-rtoii Methodist Circuit was held a pastor of the Christian Church in Aus'

tin, Chicago, and' son of Mi". and -Mrs.. _

Major- Linkletter, Linkletter Road.4 _Miss Pansy McPhee’ of Smner were united in marriage by Rev_ Mr' \ville_ Mass., is visiting iriends in Free

Assitcr, pastor oi’ the Central Street (`hi‘istian (`hiircli, in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride looked

real nice attired in a lovely gown of white crepe do chene, with lbridal veil and bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas, and was given away bl'

Northumberland for their future home

_ __ . _ _ _ __ in Austin, Chicago, and have the best A

.eoiir.i;,< liiiii, with sur li ri lo).il, ex- wishpq of the whole c0mmunlty_L _Miss Davma Baker of Alberto"

cr-lleiit :ind co-oporatiiig people. Ilis ” ' ' vlsmng in ,summerside the guest 0 work is pi-ospering. hor aunt Mrs. L. A. Wright.-L.

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_IN REMEMBRANCEJNW “ng was _ -Mrs J A Hardin Norboroii

half stall on Masonic Lodge huildiii:-. WSE/\5E RAGE3 'N " ' ' g' _ gm

NORTHERN RUSSIA

AMSTERDAM, August 26.-Hunger, typhus and cholera are raging in the northern Russian provinces, says a l’ctr-oirrad despatch tio the Weser Zoi- tiiiig of Brenncn. The population of entire village are dying in great num- bers. In some places each person rec- eives equally two pounds of oats weekly and no bread. Railway con- nections between Moscow and ‘lie

rest of ltiissia except the provinces ol

|’i`vo'r arid' Tiila have ceased entirely, accordiiig to a Moscow despatch to the Dusseldorf( Nachrichten. This con- dition is due in part to the acts of counter revolutionists in blowing up railway bridges and destroying- tracks.

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town and Wilmot. It

-Miss Margaret J. Taylor, of Mt

and Norborough. It

guest of Mr. J. A. Campbell.

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was a recent visitor in Tryon_ :nest of Mrs. Ernest Lcfurgey, R

tended trip to Western Canada.

-Mr. Ilugli Campbell, Grahani‘s

Road spent the week end* in Clifton the guest of Mr. Hugh B. MacKay.

-Mrs. Edgar Clark of Summersiile

is visiting in Moncton, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. -Clarence Grace.-L.

-Miss Cora Smith returned to her

liomc iii Freetowii after spending the past few months in' Moncton, N.B. R

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-Miss Marie Methot and Mrs. Wm.

Edniundston, of 'Moncton have return-

_ ` ` " ` "° _"' '_' "` '""" "' ' ` ' cd homo after visiting in Summerside_

shapes 50c up. Children’s Hats half price. Ladies’

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‘ -Among the recent visitors to

French River was Mr. Bert MacKay 'ind 'Mr. Stanley Brown, New Lon- don.

-Miss C. Smith of Freetown passe-1

’ through Sumrnerside on her way home

after visiting friends in Moncton, N. Ii.-L. ,

-Miss Minnie Campbell, of Gini

_DIV G- P- MCDOUESU. 0'L9lll'y Ethel Tanton. two Suinnierside teach-

-Miss Florence McNeill, Miscoiiche t10n__}-I,

ity and thereby rclicvc tlic “vexation left on Monday mmmng for Snskatch

Stewart, is visiting friends in Kelvin ness' Kensington' Mr’ Bowne” is en

-Mr. Chester Buntain, New Lon-

flon, left yesterday morning on an ex-

-Mrs. Horatio tBowness, East Roy-

left last week for Maline duty on Tuesday morning -H

li who has been visiting. her rather Mr | K- Alexander Macdonald, Kensington!

lelt recently for her home in Fairfield Maine.-K.

h -Mrs. Fred Peters and _Miss Dorn . Peters, Summerside left on their holi-

days. Tuesday. During their vacation

Pictou with a cargo of railway coal. -MUS Minnie Owen. Roxbury, they will visit lrlends,at Mayileid

Mass., is visiting ber home in Mal- and New qiaggow, P. E. l.-H,

--Miss Agnes Ramsay and Miss

- ers, left by tho 'boat Tuesday morn-

ing. for Moncton, where they will at- téiid the Marltiriie ’I‘e:iclicrs Conven-

` -Mr. Wiiiism nmwn of Lorncviiie. N. S., is visiting Kensington. Mr. Brown has visited I’ E Island every

interest of Luke Bros., Nurseries, Montreal.-K.

_ -Mr. E. . Bowness, electrical en-

gineer and large stock holder of the Edmonton Llglit and Po'wer Co., is visiting his father Mr. Aiidrcw Bow-

route to Porto Rico, where his com- any have a large contract.-K.

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insertion for advertising in this col- --Miss Edna Harding. Norboro is -Mr. John Johnston, Haywood. - € ""_"J

' Alborton, passed through Summer- _ hh-_I

I M J P sido on Tuesday returning from a vis~| crimes are V 1 - \| _

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'open Wednesday afternoon Sept. 4th_| _TEACHER GOES wEsT._ Ml" Neem visitor to l;'r‘§et0w:‘ “ X” ” ll i1¢Cl`9Da“d TW” ‘m ° eque' : .tt d » It will bc closed thc remaining Wed-I Florence MCNQHL ‘Buchan Mlscouelm _vhs Bernard Kam, ,md chlldrm comml e In ~ \\

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thy name! _ ___

When 'properly medc. Tea is an

amiable, friendly drink, but some of the decoctions served I up and called Tea are criminal libels upon the name. And ; yet the proper way to make Tea is so simple.

You cannot know the real joys of Tea drinking

prepare it as directed, and until you use--Lipton’s

This emphasis upon Lipton’s Tea is no bragga

until you

Tea.

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ment, because we grow lt, blend it, pack it, and sell it ourselves. Consequently we guarantee its quality when it reaches you. No other firm selling l‘ea in Canada may i

do this

° Directions For Miikixrg Tea:

1-Always use an earthenware 4-.'\l\\'iiy>i use freslily-drawn

or cliilm. teapot. \\i|li~l'. iirni have

builtin.: wlrl-ii poured on I4) thu tcm.

5-.»\llo\v lim ton in

longer than live minutes.

0-.-\r|d 1-r-ciuii and

suit tnailv.

2--Tlrorouglily warm the ten-

pot by ririsirig with hut. water.

3-Put miouglr teu into the pot

to suit i‘er|ulrcniciit.s. 'l‘wo teuspoonfuls of IApwn’s is ample for tive cups.

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300 ours ro me rouim §;:,,,,,,,_,,,

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sttuiil 110C

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hm, 1-mhm__ Tho happy couple left by < the week end in Grahaiii’s‘ Road the

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CHOOL OPENS TUESDAY, 3rd, SEPTEMBER. Are tne kizldies all ready for it? If there’s something they need to turnout on the first morning just as you would like them to look-you’d better look after it

1 The things you need are here-in prehaps the best assortment in P. E. I. And the prices are right too. Will y0l1 100k 10-3215’ and See Johnny and Mary and all the rest of them want-then come down and

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Gloria Waists 50c and $1.25

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M im-'i‘i.f"i~‘f$f5w“-”‘iii~ tilt-tit 7-5”

School Stockings 40c up

ham’s Road, is visiting in Kensing-, ° - ton.-the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wli-` Halt Ribbons 25C’ 356’ soc yd'

lard Warren. R 7

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The balance of our summer hats -untrimmed

= Motoring Caps 49c _

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Miss Viola MacKenzie French

River, has returned to iier h'iiie after

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The bilance of our _summer dresses in all t_he__ ;,;’,°_';“f_'}§,‘;_‘°_,‘§_{‘_‘;_Y_“ ‘”““ "‘““

newf-st stylesand shades_y1_n Shantung Silk Muslms _ML and Mm Mm C___mhe_

and of Augustine Cove, were recent visit-

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ors to Kensingtcn, and were the guests of Mr. anrl Mrs. Hugh Morri-

SEE OUR PRICES. ` R

-Mrs Jean Gallagher of Allston;

, . . Mass., is spending her vacation witlrj

her brother -Mr. James Dunphy, Ken-f slngton.-K, V

-Mrs. Frank Lawson, Cliclsoa.

Regular values $36.00, $42.00 -fi-_;_

ton. returned to their homes on S1 _ urday, after a pleasant holiday spent; on the island ‘

I All this season’s latest styles just a few left in ' ___“ _ f

f $ 00 $

sister, who have been visiting friends;

ently for their homes in Ottawa.-K. ‘

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Flower Pots _ Jardimers '

Lawn Pots

It you want 'to _ givti

your flowers a suitable setting see our showing of flower pots. iardiniere etc. ~

_ Made from good grade earthenware and stone- priced right too.

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Odd Sizes or 2 . 0 and 29-00 ..;;,i.‘;§.'1*‘111’.‘2lf?.i‘;?“.§°‘f:?i.‘I“.?:.if He Needs Today

Get acquainted to-day with that boys store

School Suits $5.00. 6.00, 7.50,

_ 18.00

Separate Pants $1.50 to 2,50 Sweaters 90c to $3.00

Caps 35c to L15

Shirts Waists 65:: to 1.50

School Ties 35c

Scout Stockings 40c pr. '

of ours-it’s a good one-and it will save you money to know about it.

10.00, 12.50 to

Fine These

Lovely August

Days

Get a bathing suit and

get ifi-the water’s better now than it has been all summer.

Here are the bathing suits

-$2.25, 2.95, 4.50, 5.25.

Special Girlsl

Bathing Suit Jersey Knit

Par: YouS

Sweaters Ladies ?

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1 hose Lovely _

Certainly the iinesf range

we have been able to offer YOU

for many seasons.

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and silk ones in every

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new

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