tw-*_ -.__ --.-_~r._._. ,.r.~._ .__ .__ .__,.
i
1
||ARD.f_C9A\»
_ : TA- .. k
To ar_riye.t§1is_n10nth Schr.Robert
McFarland ‘with 1000 tons Scean-
ton Coil  Wnnola with 550
tons Lackawmnua Coal in Egg,
Stove and Chestnut .S_l;.e_s,_ ff _ 1
We would advise customers to
order new ill! 'delivery froin the
vessel. Ha¥_d'_»C0¢i_ is 250 cheaper
now than it\1will'_be in September.
Oideryour shpply' today _ ’
A- 'f‘_°l§_2,!["‘!.0‘¢i C"-
 
h Brush
_ Toot
ahnrved handle and ir- '
the user to -clQn every
.. 1.1.., ~3.»:i~.'~Xr.-.‘;i'f»  1
1 fm!  is rwvided '
ng up,  ' ._ ,
,:>~.1.¢ ....A. .25¢.
pany
-Q
of
Rl
_ _ si
spiendiiva ue at its price. .. ..
cKmnon Druq Com
' Corner Gt. George and Kent Sis. ` V .
Mg 
Re
"-fa
`to0th-- particularly the back
back that keeps it sanitary at
with_a hole in the hanild for had
xa 1 tooth brush h
surface which enahl
Buy the REXAL
.  ;i';fSf\
Ma
The
egularb
A
' _
Rit-0-liie’s
One Dollailil ii Pen
We wish to 'call special at-
tention to our One Dollar
Fountain Pen. ' - F
This Pen is_made by THE L. E.
WATERMAN CO , of Montreal,
the makers of_-the;famous_ _ '
Waterman'a ldbal Fountain Pen
It has the regular -Waterman
feed, mkt solid goirbpeii in fine.
m.~iiiiim -and ' coarse points and
comes in plain and chasiid barrel.
In s word 'tis
‘A Pen that always goes, ful-
fills all expectations and sails-
'liea the moat exacting writers’
G. E. -_RITCHIE
_ii `
F or _Sai¢ Cheap
Desirable hors property at Southport
containing _ el; _..aores, with r-r~ m\rr|~ A
bs utllulsprln hiiioonwnientto the nouns
ana ,pump Mignon water is at the door.
This property is w_|ihln_lt1e ngnutgvg "1_'_aL|;
e l9
:i.'ic.*:°.1°""f’.ff  viouiiii
1 .
 
,_/-- -':
mill,
ir-~‘f» e
,`. `,__._.r_
'f iv
\ mv. ir., P.  oi sim
lveudins a wellaarued vaetion at
-Fl-\‘l°ll,l`¢9\ Haklbroolh where he
£50 ¢ueet’0t Rey.. I-larry_B. Blah.
.' ' _ - lfenx- ' _ ' _
Gordon Whitlock of the Nova Sco-
tia Telephone Co., Halifax. ls visit-
ing__i1_i Charlottetown the guest of his
Khrsnta, Silas and' Mrs. Whitlock.
-_ Itfnnto-auyaa-thtrPeg_v1su.`. _
' l ' is
the
is
B. B. _Cabot of the Black Diamond
Line ‘sailed for- Sydney, C. B., -last
evening after discharging- a mpgs 0|
geserve nut coal for Buntain, Bell &
0. - ‘
f . . . .
Strathcona Farmers Institute in-
tends visiting the Experimental Farm
On Tuesday, Aug. 2'ltb,‘ bo arrive
there not later than 12 o’olock noon
All members should make lt a point
to be Present. _ _ _ -
._.._. -
-The Annual W. M. S. Convention
furthe Qhsriottetown District win
be held in the Methodist Church,
M-“NSY HBl‘_b0\ll'. on Thursday Sept
5th,. The usual one-way fare will be
given by the Railway to all attending
Yesterda 's eastern express arrived
utes late; the southern accommodag
tion at 9.35 a.m., on time; the Caps
Traverse accommodation at 10.05 a._-
m., ten minutes late; the Tignish np-"\.
commodation at 11.40 a.m.. on time.
_ The following 'prices were secured
on -tlie Charlottetown "market square
yesterday _and 'have _prevailed since
last Tuesday:-White _ oats, 60 toql'
black oats, 61 to' 63; new potatoes,
50 to 60, beef (quarter) per lb, 10 to
12; beef (small) per lb, 12 to 18;
The prices quoted by _the wholesalers
are potatoes (new)' 40c ,new hay, 40
to 50; white oats, 60 to'6i black
oars, 61' to’ 63'; straw. $5.50 to $6.50.
The -will of the late Peter Paul Gil-
lis,' Charlottetown, was presented for
probate by J. J. Johnston, K. C.,
inventoryshows the estate to cou-
sist of about $27,094.29, consisting
of house and lot valued at $6,000,
household furniture, insurance, mort-
gages, available cash in banks, etc.
The bequests follow: For masses for
the repose of the soul of the deceas-
ed and deceased members of his fam-
ily, $100; to his son John U., in
Boston, 420; to each of his daugh-
ters, Bertiadetta, Ella C., and Isa-
bella. $5000; the residue to be divid-
ed equally between his three sons,
Peter, Harold I-l., and Donald D. The
executors, w_h_o hold the property in
trust, are Rev. R. J. Gillis and John
McPhee._ The will was dated August
za. 1911.
D. fL. Cease, the editor and manag-
er o The Railroad Trsinmen, the
official publication of the Brother-`
hood of Railway Trainmsn, will be
a visitor to this province, arriving
Friday, Aug. 30th. Mr. Cease will
bs accompanied by his wife. He is
considered one of the best labor writ-
are in America, his ability having
been recognized by the Inter-State
Commerce Commission which has ap-
iliolnted him on one or more occasions
to enquire into matters as a special
commissioner - affecting their inter-
ests iii the Labor world. I-le will at-_
tend he annual meeting, of the B.
R. T. which takes placsiigj Charlotte-
town on S_ept._ lst. As* his is Mr.
Cesse's first visit to the provinces
tbl; members of the organization of
w ch- hs is a valued mum-ber, are
making elaborate preparations for
nls reception and delegates from the
various lodges throughout the -Mari-
time Provinces will be ’ir`i attendance
at this meeting to joinfvnitb the P.
E._Island boys in their welcome.
(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
For the second time in two days,
the wedding of Leo F. McCready of
Halifax, N. S., and Miss- Catherine'
Marks of Miami,_Fla., -has-been post-
poned. Mon»day_tha ceramouyfcould
not be held because the groom did
not appear. Yesterday it was the
bride who was missing. McCready,-
who is chief steward on the steamer
A. W. Perry, which runs .betwdcn
Charlottetown and'Bosto`n, had ar-
ranged to be married in New York,
but the ship was late reaching Bos-
ton, nnd the groom-to-be could not
reach New York in time for the cere-
mony. It was then arranged by tele-
graph that Miss Marks should go to
Boston and the couple bc married,
but the young lady missed the train_
and McCready, still single, sailed
with fthe ship after ieavilig-word that
hs would try to be on hand next Mon-
day, when his steamer returns to
Boston.-`-Halifax exe. `-
_ "Euthymol Shaving Soap is an'
antiseptic preparation that makes _ a
heavy, rich, creamy lather that pens-_
trates evsn_ths toughest and most
wiry brand,_doasn't dry onthe face
and leaves that Pleasant. soft.
It is one of the most popular _and
high grads preparations of its kind
on the market today. Prics 250. The
M _ K ~
George and Kent Bts. 8-2310!-
Fresh, _Rare
_ -Pastry   '
_ Oar pastry 'has adain- `
  
~ risen- _ are ree _ .
Pt;day.- German "B\md._‘ .
' 'n'm.v "Parties, Rock
takes. Cream of-. Tarts!
` Buns, Drop Cakes. A
`0z..,.... . .. ...JCC
Phone nl -
Y
in Charlottetown at 8.30, fifteen min- ter
the attorney, on August 22nd. 'l`h,e__
smooth, velvetvffeeling after- shaving-
cKlnnon Dru C0. corner Great
 
Yeat’¢t‘dh¥’a Evening
l- f' :_ _
Miss Ruth Byrne, Charlottetown,
has returned from a visit te Monta-
gue. ' .
Miss Nettie Baller, Chgrlottetown,
left this morning on a visit to Tor-
onto.
Nat. 'and Mrs. Perry of Worcester,
Mass., are at present visiting rela-
tives in Rollo-Bay. _
One drunk. Edward -Phalen, was
-lottetown P0l.lce Court-t_oday.‘ _ .
'1'l1_°'-01714 “'01 a!"e  'on Elm Ave-
DUG. `0ll4l‘l_9_¢_l>__0f0yfi._-'ylt present, put.-
. -_ _f ‘___
1 Mrs.-H. H: Horns and Miss Bessie
__Bovysr, Charlottetown, lslt tn"
m°mi\1E f-0 take in the Toronto 'Ex-
hibition.
Mrs. Charles J. Patton of Vancou-
ver has arrived in this Province to
visit relatives 'and friends and is at
Present in Rollo Bay. Mr. Paton rs-
mained in St. John at his old home
Bud Will arrive in this Province la-
Tlle subject of tho sermon at me
Baptist Church, Charlottetown, on
*Sunday morning will bs "Tha Mya.
_tery of the Saints." This is the 1”;
__Scl‘mDu_ in'the series on Mysteries. In
gre evening ths subject will be Purity
~_aintained. .Rev. Z. 1., rash. win
lircech atbcth servlces._
°' J B Connoll of the
__   _ 1'. 1. 0. ri.,-_
-Freight Claims Department, has sev-'
ered his connection with the Rall-
‘-W8-Y. He has in contemplation an ol-
fer to go on the road, which he will
likely accept at the end of Septsm.
her.-Moncton cxc. Mr. Connolly is
a native of Charlottetown,
Highland Division Sons of Temps;-_
ance, Hartsville, has convgyed to
James and Janie Nicholson their
h95f'fl9|f» Sympathy in their bereave-
ment bv the loss they sustained 'in
the death of their beloved mother,
The letter of condolence was signed
on behalf of the lodge by Frank Tin.
hey. Annie Martin and Christina Mc-
Innis.
4 An Antlgonish despatch- of yester-
dBY'S date says that repdrts appear-
_ing in the .press as to the dats of the
consecration of Very Rev. Dr. Mor;-1.
H0Il._blshop elect of the diocese of
A“U€0“iBh. have been thus far uncer-
tain and conflicting. It is now stat-
cd authoritatively that the consecra-
tion will take place in Antigonish on
Wednesdlf-Y. September 4th, the ser-
vices commencing at nine o'c10ck in
the morning. The consecratory ser-
vices will be conducted by His Excel-
lency Monsignor Stagni, apostolic
delegate, assisted by Archbishops M¢.
Carthy and Casey. A large number
of prelatss and church dignitaries
will be preiielit. Bishop Morrison will
arrive in Antigonish from P. E. Is-
land on the afternoon of Thursday,
_the 29th inst.,_by special train from
Picton. Extensive arrangements are
HOW being rrmde by the citizens of
Antigonish for his reception. »
"The -pickling _ season will be on
now and you will require- good vins-
gar. You can make the best vinegar
with our British make ol_ Essence of
-Vinegar at less, cost than you can
buy it. We have also Essence of Malt
Vinegar, has the flavor of the iinest
malt vinegar. J. G. Jamieson, Drus-
glst. 8-22M3i_
Ivanhoe  
Chocolates
#nie iiiiiusiie lisa”
‘ made specially to our order
with the initials ]&] on the
bottom of every chocolate. we
are therefore in a position to
-guarantee t h e i r freshness,
Sold in-bulk or in packages.
50 cents a pound
Johnson & 'Johnson
'~ `.f""?i-  you could
_  desire isin-
5-,-,i»_»_,“)i`_"__ _ eluded in
¢'iE_i.'f5>!f °“‘
@’ \'
ai’ Calyvsv
- Preparations
_
_.9
~> /_
’f'_~1~
*\- '_
-/'_,,,
5
' »` 'cd ,¢,' reparations are meds
1 iverythlog you could want in prep-
miieee _fer sae fukin. e°mv\°=i°=» .
3 'hslrandtufeilm Till lids ll oflhl
agen; _uw -14'-prlevd ow.-
‘--"\u_|_'erale`l;.' Call In and -look -over
be ne.
lined $2 or tive days before the Gimp
tina 'sevgersse-.‘-hi ‘several houses. ‘-
I per cent
' |‘ S_umm_g'_
the
if is
50 I(
tl
75 ((
"Q
Loo ‘
1-Sv :‘ 
2.00 ‘* ‘i _ _
ORDER BY MA
shippid same day
received. Try us.
OFFERING is-new this season. There is _ / `
not a shop worn or- unfashionable item in ‘
_ the whole _ga.thering_~_-everything is fresh, /f " '  ` _ ,_
' ` crisp,a_ttractive,new. But wewantthe space _ r 1" ~
li.
if _ __  
  1' I d ` \
_ 20 Par Cent Off Underskirts
20 fer Cent Off Princess Slips »
_ _
“ fr' 'W-'_' '\/-w
_ -_-.ui-..' 
if .&:- IJ `
20 Per Cent Oli Corset Covers 0
20 Per Cent Off Drawers
35 cent garments are now only ian
at it el I c
.l _ _ ww-sms. , E__-°“’“2L'“!l§l'.'§i
The _flusiest Sto¢e..¢lI~:=.>.-Cl|ar_!otietowns Easiest Street T'   _
20 pei' ccui -oil     all Ladies’ _°;_fWi\iieweai_-‘T
EVERY GARMENT OF THIS ‘
garments occupy-so we offer you - .-
20 Per Cent 0lf All Nightgowns __
at u 60° _
ii is . 80° _
_ l.60
IL- all goods
as order is
.f, /_
.-
8
if.
I ii
,fu ,4’;_ _
‘ 1' "I, _`
__/'I I
all sizes. Discounted 25
'[25 per cent 'oli all _Men’sl
New Summer Underwear
Sorueof the best makes in the
market will be offered in this line _
balbriggan underwear, aertex under-
if 
_ _ . _ ./1 F- ' si
wear, light weight wool underwear in _  K ei, 1 20 per cent OH Cretounes I
$1.00 Underwear now 750 per suit _ __ fab '__
$..5o “ “ $1.13 per suit -_ x
$2.00 " " $1.50 per sul i
"fr ._
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250 Pieces New
Dress Goods go
ai 0ne Third oil
L ADIRS Alia BUYING
HA N D S 0_1/1 E suit and dress
lengths every day from this great
assortment of new-_ stylish-- at trac-
tive goods. Over 250 pieces to
choose from-choose yours “while
the choosing is good.”
5oc Dress Goodsi for. . - .-3412
75c Dress G0odS__f0i’ - - - - »56\'»
1 oo Dress Goods for.. . ...67c
150 Dress Goods for.....l 00
2.00 Dress Goods_ for ....l.34
-.~
25 per ceul oil
Summer Siociiigs
LISLE STOCKINGS---COT
TON stockings--silk stockings
-every kind of light summer
_stockings is ciiered you at adis-
count of
/ » __a-
'X24
/K
" I .,-
~`~.`i_‘5.‘e`/O
'l~_‘ff
_ "<` _ '-
I /// no per cent off Table Linens _ _ _
- _ _.1 ....w,...f_i__
#asia
e |25 per e¢ntutl'i_|i`l;
2 5 per cent olllilli
  Lace Curtains
' __ MOST OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS
HAVE taken advantage oi this great
 -- sale to add to their supply of new cur-
tains. Get your share to-dey while the
assortment is good. 1.’ ~"
750 Curtains are now 1500
Loo is an it 
1.50
_ _ _ z_OO ic is _
‘{_ i, 3 03 is - ia
O
’1
is it A(
'-
C.
l.I5
|50
225
3,00* _
(I ll
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5
_ .__ *_
.-
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4.00
  per cent ol all » ._ 
_ 3 / _/i Slieeiings etc 
iw  1; 20 per cent off nil Shccting I ` 
f.;-0,. _£3  _‘ 90 per cent off Pillow coitons
I  20 per cent oil Napkins  
1 20 per cent off Towels
20 per cent off Towellings
20 per ceutoff Curtain laces
zo per cent oii Hemmed Sheets
zo per cent off Pillow cases
_'Ab
, _ *Vw _
_ * _
V _
$2.95 Dresses Now $1.95
AND THAT'S ONLY A SAMPLE of iheway
things are going in the ready to wear department.
Every sort of summer wear is heavily discounted
for example, _ _ >
2 95 Dresses are now L95
5.75 Dresses are now 2 50
4.50 Dresses are now 3 00
16.00 Suits Now 10.75-
OUR WHOLE STOCK OF HANDSOME
_ SPRING and summer suits--all materials-every
` style-reduccd in price to clear without reserve.
16.00 suits for l0.75
18.00 “ “ |2.75
20.00 “ " l4.l|0
_ 22.00 " “ I6 00
26.00 “ “ l8.ti0 _
0ne Third 0ll all Lingerie Waists 
EVEKY SUMMER WAIST WITH THE
exception of thc plain tailored garments is offered _ if
_ i
'-¢~' .
you at a discount -of one third off. _ _  Q
1.00 Waists are now 67c _"
I 50 Waists are now L00 
2.ooWaisis are now L54 "”""
3.00 Waists are now 2.00
i_ 4 _ 
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_, |25 per cent-Be Prompt.
1';
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,CLAIMS BETWEEN' - ' _
_ CANADA AND UNITED STATES
.___-
éf long standing cases known as Dc
the United -States, which originally
have reference to fisheries, lines, etc.
and in many inetrests are involved
of Canada, one ol the \Unit0d Shit
- h et be
selected, but if he can act, Sir Cha
ont Canada. W. F. 0'Connor. K. C.
mattqs pending number about thirty
_._._____----' -
inisori Uunusr ron CANADA.
` OTTAWA, Aug. 22-Industrial con
‘ditions were seriously disturbed b
number iuexistence in that mont
nbeing 'considerably greater than t
number existing during June- Th
ever, during July compares lavcu
ably with that ol the previous mont
In all forty-six disputes were r
ported to t-he Department. Bu i
crease of nine as comparcd with JU
and an increase of twenty-MSN
compared with July 1.91.1. Abou
resumption of operations by m
than tour thousand sinplpgssa s
“lm-i0’F"“
.__ , __ .
' ' 0' ` ‘ -1 ' .
Stewart s cry a 3 --
‘ 153 19°* 3*. ' ~ use worth up to si_so pawns. up is mio roi- ssc, siigiitiy meme at ,,m,,,, M, "M, - -
cuniary claims between Canada Bild
was fixed' for October' has been DOB”
poned till April next to permit 0!
more time for Preparation. The cases
The tribunal authorized to hear them _
will bs composed of a rsprescutlfive continuing the South Sea ssalinil iii
as
and a third nsutrl. None as v on
,_
les Fitzpatrick will probably repres-
'Labour Disputes during July. U10
ll
DISCONTINUFI SEALING.
_F__
HALIFAX, Aug. Zi-The south Bea
__ _ i ,_ _
i OTTAWA, August- 22-il`h'c hearing sealing fleet, which has been suiling
from Halifax regularly for t-wontli'
seven years will abandon the enter-
prise this season and no ships will
proceed to the southern Pacific und
Indian Ocean, not merely this year
. catch has been becoming less year hy
- year and for two years no money hfw
been made. Another reason for dis-
-the treaty prohibiting sealing in thc
Behr'i_ng Sea, the ships going in both
directions and there is not enough in
the south seas alone. Possibly after
the lapse of a few years the snsls in
Of Htlllfal. il lI\'°D°I`ll\E the 0355 lm' the southern seas may become more
0811545 Mid CB““dl°“ °l“lm°“t°' Th” plentiful on account of the cessation
' wnan it might bs resumed. but in the
meantime the vessels are being sold.
‘A good desi of money has been made
‘by Halifax ssalcrs in thc past.. Five
_ vessels sailed last year. -
TO REDUCE OPIUM SALES.
1, "__ _
B (Canadian Press.)
SIMLA India, Aug. 23-The Indi-
,, .
ll ll ld ll »
number actually commencing, how: “"_5°v_°"”'2;’“€_ as °° is l‘° '“°“l
fy the reg a ons rsspec ng opi m
h with a view to reducing the interna-
_ tional consumption of drug.
,i_ Provincial governments, including
M that of Burma, have been .asked -to
as prohibit opium sn_1ok.ing_-saloons.
¢ It is proposed to increase the price
17_000 Umployus W," agmtad by of opium sold by the government and
than disputss gs compared with 10,- to reduce the amount that any indi-
ooo during .Tues and 19,000 during vidual may locally vossesmm
t
s (C nadian Press)
or .
_ r LONDON, ,A\lg. 28-King George
nearly' two monthrof ldl ssl. ` Few nas conferred the Order of the Garter
ol the dypu _ coin till' _during on the new Emperor of J apsn. Prince
'July #srl 'lit _ ‘Jef _'serious Arthur, son ol the Duke of Con- ' ' '
_00\\l0¢ll|Gl\ptl' la' flctofl in disturbing naught, will present the insignia next Motor and Vehicle Show
lnduntflal conditions. - 1 weelnfn Food Show on Grand Scale
_.__
"Great big' silk bargains at Patona. "l.'i0 pairs colored cotton hose 25c TW Vludvvilic Theatres
_ 8-IOMtf quality at 19c at Patona. 8-20Mti ‘ -
C' 'deli Th 1  ' 1 vsiu1'asi.s sonar isuiuo hr sr¢‘*ra|`irA_llMaNri’i‘
_ yn _P
ty ilaver~aiiits~owntnd- ns-msiyrsfea by seeiq ii.. f..,.. July, ian. A termination ei ii _ _
 _ - _ g ,,¢ w g ' is _ _,si tr iicmoononos conirnns 1-iouons _ _ _ ii i in iii Dari _ _ _ -
_ for purity and whole ~ sn, ameriesii perfume and |..-|.r.i¢ mama' d “gn gre’ “gr 'ii 1:; °&|;mss. __ §;.::.':_i_;.ct1_:.r.;.:._i_:.;;ci?_._.._,`.i.y _,§’_;:’_§i‘_f_;;nts_;_:¢_§_!:_¢\'___:,,‘.,__ "___
` ' ' _ ll' 1
' `~ '-1- ln w
 T _f M'  ~ »l-. -  -_ ' _ n ei V ¢ 4 "hot of colored cotton waista at "50 lawn wsiste 31 to 42 wartb~ Excuknons un Au' tm” or _"mv",
_ _ ,,__i ii 149 0:. George St. __ - ii-zimi. pawns. a-zum
but probably forisevcral years. ‘Tho
TUm{g CAU3[g '1~R0UBLE_ MISSIONARLEB FOR CANADA.
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 23~The Bishop of
Edinburgh and Bishop Jocelyne leave
September 14th with other Church
of England clergyman for mission
work in Western Canada.
Sir Geo. Askwith is leaving today
to study the Canadian Dispute(
ACt.m `
‘ (Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. Z3-Eleven villages
lin Albania have hcen burned by the
Turks and acts of barbnrism were
commiti.sd.m
“All prctty combinations and only
one of a klnil, spccinl i0 p.c. discount
for cuats Patons. 8-Zlllltf
- \
"Splendid line of sorgc suitings at ".i00 school dresses in cotton li
l’nt.ons. ' 8-20i\lt.l 1-3 oil at Patona. 8-21Mtl
' _ 7*?
 Wise Invement '
to every young man is Endowment Insurance. A few cents a
4 a week saved now will mean a large cheque in your name s few years
hence. It also means n large estate in cvi-nt of your death, absolutely
guaranteed after your first yearly payment is made. Get in young.
Write us for iignies, stating your nge.
J. K. Ross _ 
' North American Life Assurance Co.
Charlottetown `
1
15-4 I . i ' F - 
_ GREATER ST. JOHN 2
Aug. 3|-Sep 7  Aug.'$\-§ep.l'l 1 _
Anoth r Magnificent Sh¢Lw»_£ik_e'That ol |910
Largsni Callie Show Yet
Smart Show of Horses
Live Stock in General
Agricultural Competitions
Neapolitan Ti-eu ours in tba Mala
_ Buildlpgl T ` w
fn ria a ness coupe ra on-
¢l,e°ri'ul Acrgalbetlcs
Ernest Trio of Kneckabout Perform-
Gll '
Bigger “Pike” than ever
Continuous Baud Concerts, Ilusl- -_
Fruit Displays-all kinda
Art Gallery and Photos
sales. ate
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