Your Coal Supply
August is a good month to
till the Coal bin. Coal is good
and conditions. for delivery
are better than later, we can
supply you promptly.
Order today.._ 
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240 Charlottetown i'
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have iaioeivod by oxpia-ss .1 li-iv 1
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Tlinso goods were hoiight nnr- 
ly iiuii esvapeil the ‘liig jump in ~
the' Root anil Shoo iiiiirkot_ 3;
Wo can :iliow you soinetliiiig ,’
Two Tone Brown
Field Mouse And Tan
Grey Buck Tops at -`»'
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We arc inakini.: ii .spoiziiilty of
our pi'osci~lption work.
\’Vo use notliiiig but the
piiri-..~;t drugs.
i'ci'soiial iitteiition oi’ a reg-
isti»r»ri l’liai~in:u-ist given éiicli
pri»;:i'i'iptiiiii which iiieiiiis a don
lilo rlivuk ou every prescript-
ion iiaiidlnd. ,
Our presci‘ipti»oii tlt‘pnri.iiient
ifi :it -your sei'viei»-oily* hour ot
thi- ilay or night.
Victor Coyle
Registered Drnggist
Next to Revere Hotel
117 Kent Street
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LIKE PUTTING MONEY
IN THE BANK
to sou() your olil slices to us
for i't=paii~ii-ii<.~- ».l<`oi' we tio tho
\\'orlr so |ioi'it‘r¢ily that you gin
Incl: practically new shoes at
iniii-,li less than halt' the ex-
pense ot it new pair. The tilt-
-i‘iei'i\iici\. is pure saving. ll' you
have not learncii how etlleii-nr,
ii\t’ii01'ii shoe repiiiriiig can ho,
souil ns il pair and yoii’ll enjoy
liolli ihg results and the siivi-
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SYDNEY COAL _
Without Exception the Best Domes-
'tic Fuel _
Ask your dealer for it and ac-
cept no substitute.
For cargo or carloads apply to
uiiunuiu no
Charlottetown
Or Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co, Ltd
New Glasgow, N. S.
SERS---Agent ‘
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T0 Our Country
  Customers
When we fitted up and moved into our new( premises
we liadyouall in our minds eye-itwas our _idea to _have a
store that would be a pleasure or you to deal in-~-having the
Space we planned a rest room, where you can check your
parcels meet your friends and use it in aniy way you_ _may
desire. Our. stoglg___9’t` Drugs, Sundries, _’atent Medicines,
Dyes etc., etc., will be up to the usual high standard -and
everything and anything you may want wiii_be here--_Make
Of our store what we desire a place to trade in. _
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CENTRAL
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sAi.E oF FARM.-Mr. G. A. sharp.
has disposed of his valuable (arm at
Suffolk, to Mr. E. G. Smith, Royalty.
NORTH RIVER CIRCUIT August
24th. Rev. Il. ll. Bell will preach as
follows; Long Creek 11 a. m., Clyde
River 3, North Itivcr at 7 p. m.
PURCHASES FARM.-Itlr, George
Hughes, Cove Head( has purchased 1:
vnliiablo farm from 'Mr. Archibald :Mc-
-Donaltl, of Braekley Point Road.
CHURCH MEETING--Victorizi (Ion
gregtitlon meeting will -lm held on
_'1`liuri~iilay night at 8 p.ni. and DeSahli
Methodist church _On Friday night ol
this week.
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TRYON, HAMPTON AND 'BON-
SHAW-'Mr. Colin Mac!\.'cviit will tl)
V.) preach next Sabbath the 24th in
tho I’i'r-sbytcrian (ihiiruii ’l‘ryon at
10.30, liaiiipion 3 and Llousliziw at 7
(Patriot please copy.)
SERVICES IN ORWELL PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH nt-xt Sabbath, Aug
24th at 10.50, 'Services at Orwell llcail
at 0.220. in tho ai`tnrnoon of the 24th
at li o‘cioi:k the various Orange iioilgos
ot’ tho lllsirict will huh] zi sorviizo in
Orwell IIe.iil l`.linrcli. At tlils servici‘
un oi`l‘ei'iii;; will be miiiie to nhl thi
l’i'utostaiit Orpiianiiige. The public
:iris ooriliully iiivitoil.
AT POWNAL.--'i‘ho following were
i‘vgisiei'ot| i'r~ur\iitly at the l<‘lorida
liolel, l‘ownal,, .lack Remix Edith
Beer, Mar_\ A. (lanipbcll, Annie
M. Mai'l.o.in, (3. (2. ’1‘lio,nipsoii, ll.M.
Maoiivaii, I.. ll. Poole, ll. W. Poole.
lfii~l»=ii`l.:ii-go, Roh (liiti-s, lla;/.el (fiinip-
lioll, 'I`:i|. ’i`owiislii'iiil, Mat. Poole, Olive
liriliei'tson, .lohii ll. Walters. Hurry
Wei-liviiii, S. S. Hessian and Mac
Ma<'|{i=iizie.`
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CONGREGATIONAL RALLIES were
hi-iil iii 'l`i'yon and tiriipitiiil last week.
ltev, l’. A. l\‘iI7.pulrick gavo special
atIili‘i\sso.~i_ 'l‘lie ltoicoriilng, Steward.
/\_ ll. ’i`ooiiilis, |ii'i-soiiti-ii a. uiost en-
i~,oiii'ii'i:iiig iiiiziiiifiai riiport. The 'l`riis
too St_e\var4I |`t~poi'i<\il that the iieliti
on thc 1>z\i‘.miiii,,;i=, hail boon wipi~<l our
lliis siiinnii-r. lt4‘pi'i~soi'rtiitlvos wort
olerzivil to tho tltliifiul itoiiril lroiii
out-li ooiitzirgiiliiiii. lteports l'roni W.
.\I. S. ifii‘t-les, hiiiiiis aiiil Sunday
si-liools iviire inost cni'oiii'zigiiig.
INDUCTION OF REV. J. M. Mac-
LEOD.-'l`ho following oxti'a'ct is i`roni
'ho llritish Weekly, of ilutc July 17th
lilliiz The Rev, John M. I\lai:_lii:oil,
.son ot' ltr-v. .-\. .\lui‘l.i\otl, Knox cliiiiwfli
l.<‘\\'is, who has sci‘v<\tl` tho i'liurt:h ii:
(`:iii:iiln for the last six _vt-:ii's, has
hi-i‘n iiiiziiiiiiiiiiisly t-lerfiiiil to the l’.ii'
Ish anti 1-liiirieli ol` Saiicui. Mull.. vu
xiinl, hy' thi- tmiisliitioii oi` ltiiv. A. A.
.lloirisoii to l~lilinbui'g. 'i`hc ltov. J.
M, Mziuliuoil was for souio years thi-
iiiinsior ot' Vaiii:_\'|iol<l uiiii only left
tho isliiiiil In .lpril last. tt_)thi:i' papers
piiiiise i-opy.)
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thing New at
A peru or uoirs
Olive Butter in tiiinblcrs. '
Delicious for Salads, Sand-
wiches, etc.
An uneqiialied appetizer.
Madefrom pure spices,
Olives, Pemento and Mall
Vinegar.
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Eye Specialist
Office Royal Bank Build-
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Office Hours 9,30--12.3
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Military Boxes
We have _in stock 5000.5.
overseas Military Boxes that es
we will dispose of at 10 cents #B
each-These are the real or
thing for carrying luncii toiib
Trigg, etp. Original price 20c. 'IF
\ hiIe_tliey»last l0c.
35%
$5
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-‘iipplieii for the ltailly lliiy c-.oil.'~t-llriii.
Picnics, P a r k e s, Fishing 'lit .
Tnvou aAP'ris1' ssnvices. -
Sunday, Aug. 24, preaching at Bon-'
ihaw, 11 a.m., Tryon, baptism, 3 p.m.,
preaching 7 D~m-
BOCIAL SUCCESS.-Tryon Metho-
list Circle and Band ruiseii over $30
by an ice-cream social on Monday ev-
ening, Aug. 18. _ '
GAELIC SERMON SATURDAY. -
The Rev: Mr. Morrison will preach ii
Gaelic sermon at Churchill, West
River on S-iturday. August 23rd ut 2,30
p. m.
CHURCH REPAIRS-The Methodist
Church at Union, Lot 33. is under-
going extensive re ' Irs. The building
has ,been raised 1‘?1'eet and set upon
a cement fuunrlatioii, tho cost in totu
being about ,$1,500. _
CAVENDISH.-Next lSuiiiiay, Aug.
24th Rev. W. E. Piper will preach
twice at tiiiventlisii at 11 ii. in. aiitl7.1l0
p. in. Subject. “ll1=.aveii's <‘iirc for
i<}ai‘th's l)istress," and “The Mcn for
the Times."
CHURCH OF ENGLAND. - The
-lcv. L. lluslum, M.A., rotator ol' iilvrr-
oool, N.S.,. wiill pr<~:i<~l| in the piirisli
'liiireh at tli'apaiiil on Suiniaiy, tho
54th at 7 p.iii., se-rvirxe :it Spriiigiiidii
it 11 a.in. ;
CHURCH MEETING--'i‘iie first
iuarterly meeting ol' tho olliizlal
iioiiijil of the Metiioilist <‘ii'cuit, i\f[iii‘
:ay lliirlior will bi-, lieiii iii-xt 'l`liui‘\-
iiiy i-vening at 7.340, 'l‘hei~e win eil,-_i
oe an linportant nie:-ling ut' the
t’ai'soi1ago trustees at the clfrse.
THE ARANMORE. Stoaiiier Aran-
nore is oil' the lnarino slip and :it the
inaryinli dock Dzirnioulli sayso Iliillfux
exchange. She will likely be rf-.iiily' for
1oii'diii'iiig the coming wi_ai\k-. Shu liar.
lei-ii lintlergoing i‘i»~piiii's shire Mari-ii.
t is likely licr .first trip will bi! to
iublo isliiiiil with supplies for the
Vlarcoiii station tliero. '
ANY MAN WHO HAS SERVED in
he Royal Navy or itoyiii tiiiiiaiiliiiii
\lavy as Chief Petty ()iiicei'.~ VCU-.\
lllicer, ilieuciing Soainan or Able Sisa-
iian, anti whose siirviifos :irc avail-
blo for :ibout ti hours it wo'-.k, plezisr
ipply io .L (). II_vuiiniiui, Sor:i‘i»tiii'y
Navy League, 61 Queen struct.
_:£92-S»""-\/l:5i
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TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. -
éunrlay, Aug. 24 at 11 a.in., iii the 'Fry-
:ii Motlioilist clinrcli :i griinil llully
viii bo liolil. Special |ii'ogriiin oi` inu-
=ii:, i't‘citi|tioiis, spevclics. l‘}voi‘yboiiy
~.'olc:oiiii>. Special viivi-lopcs will lin
\t Zi p,in. ltev. P. A. i<‘ilzp:i|\~ir~li, at
'i':i|\aiiil and iiVli‘. it. Mi-i<~:il|`t= :it Ap-
ilii ltoiiil. i\t 7 p.In.. Ilov~ l’. A. l\‘itz-
nllriclt at Dt-Sable.
FAMILY REUNION--A very pleas-
ing faniily re-union took place on Fri-
'iay niternooii last at tho lioino oi Mr.
ztnil Mrs. laines Arthur, North Ruslico
when' Mrs. Artliiir wclconioii in -hor
usual liospitii-lilo iiitinnur about t`ii`ttu»i\
/isiiing guests. Coiispiciious anioiig
them were her live nephews, cliiirlrirn
of each of her sisters and brotlier,
viz., William Brown, Station Agent,
Pietou Landing, son of Mr, and Mrs.
lolm Brown of Mayfield. Melvin Mc-
Leod. son of Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Mcl_.eoti oi' New Glasgow ; Sergeant
livslic Aiitirews ol the lst New lliiinll-
sliire Ilvgliiioiit, soii ol' Mi‘. and Mrs.
.loliii Aiitlriiws of New Glasgow; t`p\.
licith \V. Smith (Tclegriipli operator;
son oi’ \\'. \V. Smith of Siiiiiincrsiilv
and Giiiiner Arnolcl Maul<a_v son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mi-l'\'a_v, 'New
tjlaslzoiv. 'l`iii-so liitici' suldii-rs i‘r\i:i‘iit-
ly rcturnoil |'i-oni tho tnniiilt of the
world iiiiiiflict were warinly wt'li~oiiif'ii
by their reltilivvs and frltiiiils.
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Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.
M|nnrd’s Liniinent C0., Ltd.
Yarmouth, N. S.
Dear Slrs:
Since the start ot tho Baseball sea-
son we have been hindered with sore
muscles, sprained ankles, atc., but just
as soon as we started using Minard's
lilziinient our troubles ended. Every
baseball player should keep a. hottie or
your linimont handy.
Yours truly,
E. E, ARMSTRONG,
Secretary Armstrong High School i
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.Soap Enough to .Turn
` the Sea to Suds __
We carry a very large ~
stock of .
Toilet and ‘Bath Soaps
' Because it is~ our aim
to have every customer’s
favorite brand. i.
Expensive buying en-
ables us to get the \ory
lowest prices. -_ `
When you need any
special soap,--the kind
not generally found in
small shops,--come to us.
Prices from 5c up to
50c per, cake
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1 You Probably Know About These “lliddies Koops”c
'l`hey’re the greatest thing ever invented for
useef kiddies. it you don’t know allabout them ask-
some one who hasone ondrop in here and We
will show their “many advantages., -..
25.00 $2600 $28.00
and _ $31.00,
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Beds
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Purchased before the lasts
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styles We have ever shown. _.xt 1, ‘ffl 'l
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If You Are in Need of Carpets
It will pay you to look through our STOCK. We
havea large assortment of SQUARES, STAIR
CARPETINGS and hearth rugs at old PRICES.
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