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Moderate prices
Personal attention to Amateur
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Luminoscopy
Shadow Test '
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Looking into the Eye
The most advanced science
of Eyesight Testing known. _
'I his 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 results else-
'vvlierc-_ We also usein our
lest room the 0phthalamo--
meter Hetinoscope, Phoro-
meter and other delicately
aGIlllsted_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.
n. J. unison
Optometrist & Prescription
Druggist
Montague, P. E. I.
Next Door Bank of Commerce
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Write fizr copy of our Cook
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  a   _ preparing Macaroni, Sptxgbetri,
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of Jewelry marks
our stock.
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Just how mucii is required _must be accurately meas ured
Too little would only parteiy relieve the trouble. Too much
would injure the eyes. We use the best modern optical
appliances, absolutely correcting optical detects and guarantee
_ All kinds of eye glass repairing and matching lenses done
with_least possible delay. ’
E . E . Pm r k rn I n
Jeweler &` Graduate Optometrist  ._
Montague, P. E. I.
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..°F-'ARM FOR SALE.-|Mrs. George
Murdock, Murray Itiver, offers her
beautiful farm ,for sale, also crop,
stock and implemeatsa For further
particulars apply to J. W. Murdock.
Montague. P. E _ I. 7367-7-30M6i_.
lntsr°sting Facts Respecting Oijlgin
of Odd Expressions
tellers say, there lived in England
strong part was the ghost in “Hamlet..
if his salary was not forthcoming
“Then the 'host won't walk to-night'
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he entered, untill he was Daid,
his salary to one member of the com
the walking ol t.l\c ghost asia barom
the ghost would walk.
the gihost walking_'."’ while, if abou
to accept nn engagenment of a m
they ask, “Does the ghost walk ?"
Another incident which occurred
England and gave, rise to a popula
GY
ed the right of trapping fish for his
own benefit outside the Traitors' Gate.
Hs placed in the river n basket or
“kiddie” commonly used at that time,
but the people, 'thinking 'he had no
right to do so. systematically made
raids on his kiddies and destroyed
them. When he found the damage
done to his preserves, he would ex-
deed!" It is easy to see how “kiddle'
would become “kett.le" when the old
styla fishing basket went out of vogue
and how the original meaning clung
to the expression. "n pretty kettle of
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fish.
'I was ln quite a different class of
society that the expression blue stock
ing acquired its present significance
A-t the famous club of literary ladies
formed in England about the middle
of the eighteenth century by Lady
Mary Wortley Montague. Benjnm
Stillingfleet, who habitually wore blue
stockings, was a regular visitor. Blue
stockings, therefore, became the
cognlzed badge of member-ship and a
blue stocking to this day brings
mind a certain type of intellectual
and conservative person, ,
It is a question whether Lady Mon
tague and her circle knew that as fs
back as 1400 there was a similar ciu
of ladies and gentlemen at Venice
which was called the Della Calza from
the color of the stockings worn. -
Another Englishman who has su
habit of stuttering did not restrain
him from lecturing on ,lt in public.
One time while speaking _in Preston,
England. in 1833, on total abstinence
he concluded his address with the
words; “Nothing but tee-tee-tee-total
abstinence will do--that or nowt!
tea for intoxicating liquors that a
total abstitiiier is now known as a
toetotaller. '
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Pesslmlsis are people who go`aroun
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We buy exceedingly well
We buy in the best markets
We buy the best drugs obtain
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1 We 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.
When looking for druggists
suudries, such as soaps, combs,
Safety Rumors (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 call.
Carruthers & Parkman
Limited
Wholsssls and Retail
Dsslsrs In
Drugs, Ghsmlosls, Groceries,
Boots ana Shoes, Pslnts Etc
Montague, P. I. I.
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clalm' "A pretty kiddie of "sh in; ing ten hundred and .thirty pounds and
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,I London, July 28.-`-(By the Associat
\, cd Press.)-James Henry' Thomas.
member of parliament for Derby, in an
interview followdng an address before
his constituents Saturday night, ex-p - . <
\-. pressed profound anxiety concerning,
vpvod ,yn g, popular term is Richard the unstable domestic situation in ~ __»
Turner, whose convictions on prohl~ E"_8Ialld~ `-Ml* TIIOIHHS. WIIO l‘0C0llI-ly ~ ~ __ , . , ;
bmon we,-Q so su-_Ong phat even his visited America. said that the strong , ,  U r -*ii 
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gpolicy, he asserted, and thus remove
 _.°rwo'csn1's wen wono mi.
Insertion for advertising to this col-;
fumn. Cash must accompany order
minimum charge twenty-tive cents.
I THE MARKETS
MARKET COMMENTS FOR “LEEK
- ENDING JULY 24th, 1919.
Live Stock.
Toronto (Union Stock Yards):
"‘g°""° "“""‘5°" °f "he “"5"” typ” sible for it further depression of val
W ° W" wry dl-mow 1" the mane' ues, the market being affected to the
of paying his salaries. Now in this “tent of 35 cams on c.h0,ce weight
company was a self-willed actor whos: kinds andinvoo pe, hundred on me
medium and common grades.
I* Heavy cattle lffwnluti were respon-
n
‘The calf market was* considerably
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a Saturday morning ha would oxclaim_ Gum. durmg the week ,md choice
calves were quoted from $18.00 to
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AB .Ile W” *"1 "“‘I‘*P°l‘°“I‘I° “°‘°\'~ “° sie.oo per hundred. h aeciihe or almost
"39 “IWW9 Nam' spmlpmas Im re' $2.00 while the common grades decline
criitvodhonly aiportlon ofrihis salary, from 32450 _to $490 D," h,md,.ed_
rv h t o prom se 0! the l'9l1'I3I“deI` In ‘Lambs sold at fairly steady prices
the course of tho performance. and early ,m the week' but sunered ad.
'hc W°“Id ave"  30 fa' “B t° I‘°Id “P oline on the Thursday market when
th la list before the scene when $1950 was the top price paid. Earlier
in the week, prices ranged from $19.-
.Of course, the manager eoud not give 00 to $2150 per hund,.ed_ Sheep wer”
' easier. heavy kinds selling from $8.00
l’°“Y ‘md °"°'I°°k the Other- 8° they to $9.00 per hundred, iight sheep from
“III began 1° feel H been Interest In $10.00 to $11.00, and common sheep
" down as low as $4.00 per hundred.
eter of the pay situation. About the Packer buyers endeavored to buy
time °f ntmasufy” 0" 3 snmday hogg at lower levels, but were un-
inorniing they would wait until they Succgssfuq in anecung any am,,.ec|_
"°c°IV°d “UNI by 3 "I955°ng‘“' I-hat able decline inthe market. On Monday,
select hogs sind at $24.75, fed and
'T0 'IIIIB '-Ial' ther- °XP\’°"I°“ "Wt watered. On Tuesday no sales were
"tile KIWSI- W“Ik5" I5 5YI\°“Ym0“5 Wm* made. The following da-y the quotat-
the paying of salariesnot only~ in pong gyven out was. $24.25, while on
theatres, but in many offices. *md Thursday the prevailing price was
actors assembling for their weekly $2450' and the top price $24.75. Dur-
salarles in .1 not too reliable company mg t-he week as high as $24.00 f o. b.
put the question 'to each other, “is was pam - ' `
I' The total receipts from January lst
to July 17th, inclusive, were 163,187
Bh-
“HW Of Wh°l“ they l“““" “°lI\i“S» came, 37,282 shiver, 103,155 hogs and
. 37,116 sheep; compared with 138,240
I" arctic, 35,215 calves, 206,535 iiogsnha
I' 21,054 sheep; received during the cor-
expression relates to the warder of ,.espm,d_h,g period of 1918_ _
the Tower of London during the time
of the plantagenets. He had what the Mémm q_
citizens of London considered an exag- Live ‘gush (mama for Sam on the'
zgerated belief in his own prerogative, -
and th wok offence when he c]a,m_ two markets during the wcek amount-
ed to twenty hundred and seventy five
cattle, forty six hundred and fifty
calves, twenty four hundred and forty
sheep and sixty one hundred and fif-
teen hogs. Cattle moved very slowly
at opening of the market on Monday.
but later in the day there was a fair
amount of trailing and all but two
loads were sold. The best load offered
consisted ol' twenty six steers averag-
was sold for $1300 per hundred
Sheep remained at $10 00, but prices
for good lambs were off $100 per
hundred
Sole t nags were moveil at $23 50
per hundred ,weighed off cars, with
offers being made at $2300 for week
end shipments Owing to the large per
centage of sow; and roughs in many
of the shipmen-ts, a lot of the hogs
are bought 'without grading. Sow
prices are $5.00 per hundred less than
selects, and stag prices $7.00 less.
Owing to the demand from the local
fresh meat trade many young light
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WARNING G‘lVEN BRITONS BY
JAS. H. THOMAS, M. P.
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position of the United States could
not be doubled, and that he had seen
was essen e
_ln this country by dncreasing proiluc
tion and keeping every industry fully
employed
Engl n
with the manner in which labor dls~
putes are magnified abroad, had creat-
the suspicion of the workers that they
ic wo
alone being altogether' undemocratic.
The Sunday papers give prominence
to ampllflcations of Mr. Thomas’ Der-
by speech expressed by hlin in an in-
terview. He is quoted as saying that
he is convinced that "we shall lose our
commercial supremacy unless we dras
tilcally change our political methors."
Comparatively speaking, a misci"s
soul is smaller than a boarding house
gas bill. i
If you don't know one which side
Of Your biscuit the butter is, drop lt;
the top side will be bu-ttorless.
 
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out for what ails your smokesppetitsl
Flor, with Prince Albert, you've got a new listen on the pipe question ,
that cuts you loose from old _stung tongue and dry throat worries!
Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is sootfree
from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smokefun
that evcr was scheduled in your directioni
Prince Albert is a plppin of o pipe-pal; rolled into a cigarette. it
beats the band! Get the slant that P. A. is simply everything any
man ever longed for in tobacco! You never will be willing to
figure up the sport ycu’ve slipped-on once you get that Prince
Albert quality Havor and quality satisfaction into your emokesysteml
You'll talk kind words every time you get on the tiring linei
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NOTICE
Commencing Saturday
June 7th and ending Sat-
urday Sept. 6th the busi-
ness hours of the Rogers
Hardware Company, td.
wil be from 7.30 a.m. un-
till 5 p.m. closing Satur-
day at l. p.m. e do not
c l o s e on Wednesday
afternoons.
PLEASE RESERVE THE
ABOVE NOTICE
The Rogers Hardware
Company Ltd. _
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Most Canadian dealers now sell Prince Albert
in the tidy rad line. If your dsalsr docs not
lumdls it ull him to order through his Jabber.
Leading Canadian jobbsrs are now supplied.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Win
ston-Salem, N. C., U. S. A.
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£4 _ - 7- u1\,\_\:=_ ru-_
28 ORPHANAGES ESTABLISHED IN
ARMENIAN REPUBLIC
PARIS. .lilly 28.-Twciity-ciglit orp-
hanuges iuwc been cstalilislioil in the
Armenian Repiihllif, ncciiixliiig to it rc-
port on the situation there niacin pub-
llc today. in the region of Eriven, in
Trunscitucasia, there was isiilil to be
15.000 orpliiins, and in Georgia 3.000
more, all nl’ whom nm maintained at
the expense of the American Relief
Association.
MOTHER PLEADS GUILTY TO
CHARGE OF MANSLAUG-HTER
Pittfield, Mass., July 28.-Mrs.
0larl"s (‘_ Dunn. on trial in the Super-
ioi' Court here for second degree
murder for the shooting of her son
'Joseph Allan Dunn. Jr., on August 11,
1919, pleadeda guilty to manslaughter
shortly after the opening of court to-
llay, and was sentenced to one year
'dn jail.
ilVIrs. Dunn is the wife of J. Allan
Dunn, of New-York, an author. The
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boy was two and a half years old.
The parents had quarrelled, it appear-
ed in evidence, ‘and the wife. in anger,
said she would kill the, child' and her-
self. Sha rizsheil to her room, obtafp-
cd it revolver there andnaccordlng to
the sitatenicnt' of her counsel. in his
opening address, held-lt to her head.
When her hiisbnnd crtllcd to her elle
turned and discharged the revolver.
The child was killed. Mrs. Dunn
said she had intended to shoot her-
self. She -is 35 years of age. Her hus-
l.nnd has been at her side constantly
during the trial. , a
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it tial to restor confidence   twtlrlg
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it -is due to that stuttering conclusion MF- Th0l1)HS SDGSCII 'WHS I\IS fII‘Si . '
and not yo the pac; of substituting 4; utterance since his return. He said    a  N
a d’s financial condition, coupled D r
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When iogs and mist cloud _your engine the snappy
h_ot sparkirom Reliable Battery assures instant combus-
tion, more power and less fuel expense.
_ Reliab_e
Batteries are long lasting and hrimtul oi
energy. They give “pep” to your motor and satisfac-
tion to yourset.
Reliab;e
Flashlights, like Reliable Batteries, are
Lively and casting. Made in all standard sizes. ln-
dispensable to
economical ig
The
736 Dundas Street,
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the night_worker wherever a strong, sate,
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The Lighthouse Trade Mark
is your buying guide
Dominion Battery Co
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East. Toronto
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