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excellent value, each .   .
Tomato Soup .............. . ..... 3' cans 25:: Bimini” , ,
Peas  ~ --..3¢1\\lS25¢
Pea"  ‘ ‘  2 cans 250 Beans . . . . .
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, Salmon ........ .  2 cans 25c “sued oats __
Lobster   Per can 25o Surprise Soap
Pork and Beans .... . -... 3011115 25°
Lord . . . . . . .
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lcllilg-;   .. . .... Zipacksges 250
_,env l.,,“.d,., __  5 packages 254:
Baking souu  ....3l»=wk°_s¢S 2§°
Cleanser   3 “"5 2°”
Toilet Paper . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . ......'.. 7 rolls 25c
IIAMS. from 5
P. J. has always been the pioneer and leader in the battle for Lower
Cost of Living. For the next ten days he is oifering the most amazingly
low prices on his merchandise that have been oifered ln this Province for
twenty years. Read the listed items over carefully and make up your -
order . There are scores of other bargains in his store which space will
- WHAT 25 CENTS WILL BUY
Tomato Ketchup, best quality,
quart bottles, each . . . . . . . . . . . .
251:
.  Per dom: 25°
Oranges  . . .  1% 60101250
Ruislns, bulk ....- ...............» 2 lb. 250
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 1 lb. ssc
 5 cakes 25°
P.&G. orPearl Soap . . . . . . .
.......6olk¢l2-'Nl
Rolled Oats premium package ........ Each 250
FreshTomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.......... 8lb.25c
Choice Boneless Picnic Rolled
lb. to'l lb.  per lb. 256
Choice Bacon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Per lb. 25d _
Fresh Salmon and all kinda ol Meats at
Lowest Prices.
P. J. Ma,cDONALD
COR. KENT and PRINCE PHONES 838 *md S69
Wllelher it runs, swims, flies or grows. If it’s good to eat we have it.
" 7-' Wniirsolr cors' rmnn nsv sunt. 'ras em' ls mln; neun be-
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Sensational 5c Drink
Orange Crush contains the fresh juice of sun-
ripened oranges.
Over two million cases of it sold in Canada and
United States last year.
SERVED COLD
5 cents a CLASS
Sold in Charlottetown at the
CITY’S SOFT DRINK STORE
188 QUEEN STREET ~
‘_ _
' "The new American generation "Independence is fast being re..
may be Said to have become Con-placed today by interdependence."
tine-ntaiized."~Gllgliclmo Fcrrero. -Andre Siegfried.
TR Y-
Sugar Cured Smoked Roll Bacon
(10-12 lb.)
AND
PICNIC ROLLS (6-8 'lbI)`
_These Are Very Choice Mild Cured Cuts
Comparatively Low Prices
DA VIS & FRASER
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
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_ Pfoumoy bathe. .dwentytimesa
Hay ... . Bul"'S.'C.lO7I"A($oileAd
‘Clodflles Odor) for outweighs
 cleanliness c-nel smart ag
pearence.
lThe soiled liners, even 'iliongli
ffreslrly pressed. con  kill
pop_alo<vil'y--dsecsuse it has 556.
'ollensive "S. C. O." ‘
New Method Cleaners
. PHONE . 983 _
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DHAWS TRACK TALENT
DETR.0IT Aug. 16.-(U.P.)-Bomc
of the best track talent in the Unit-
ed Btates will be seen here today,
when the annual field day meet oi
the Detroit police department is
V held.
Special :aces and hurdles will at-
tract such college stars as Lee Sent-
man, Eddie Tolan, Peyton Glass,
Oklahoma, and George Clark, Cor-
‘ neil.
Special low and high hurdles
events have been scheduled, with
,Sentman, the Illinois flash; Clark,
Ivan Grant, Utah; Kenneth Yar-
ger, Michigan State; John Lews, De-
troit City College, and Don Haeiele.
Michigan University, entered.
In the special loo and zoo meter
events, Tolan will match strides
with Glass, Jesse Fazckas, Ohio
State; William McCormick, Notre
Dame; DeArmand Huston, Denison
College, and James Burnett, Missi-
ssippi University.
BASEBALL PLAYER MIXED
on TEAM BY UNIFORMS
, SAYRE, Pa., Aug. 16.-(U.P.)-
‘George Norton a local seml-pro-
fessional baseball player wore so
many different uniforms in one
week recently that he was never cer-
tain where he was to play the next
day.
He started the week by playing
shortstop with the Binghamton
team in the New York-Pennsylvania
League to play a vacancy created by
an injury. Two days later he was
at the same position for the Tow-
ands. team. The fourth day his ser-
vices were required by the Ithaca
team. '
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coooasno ANGLE): ‘
LASSOS PORCUPINE
TRINIDAD, Colo., Aug. 16.-(U.P.)
-H. G. Kendall, baker and presl-
dent of the Trinidad chapter ot
the Izaac Walton League stepped
into the yard oi’ his home and made
the strangest catch of his life.
A husky porculllne had selected
the yard as a parking place.
Kendall lassoed it, and later sent
it to the park at Monument Lake.
AUSTRALIA GOVERNMENT
OANBERRA. Australia, August
l5.-In the last eight years the Aus.
tralian government has paid out
4.883.000 pounds stlrling( about
$23,415,000) in subsidies, Federal
Treasuzrer Theodore has announc-
ed.
The iron and steel industries
were subsidized for 1,877,003 pounds
sterling. wine exports for 1.536.000
pounds and cotton yarn 513,000
pounds. '
Australian overseas interest pay-
ments this year will Amount to
Shout 28,508,000 pounds sterling
(about sl42,a4o,ooo>. ‘
tl
oi the wurnamefnt.-8
.
LGBT! MICLIIQ. -
ar A good season is predicted
although the price will not be as
high as former years.-8
-FOR SALE - At Kensington
barn and garage. Best location
house nearly new with hardwood
iloors and all modern conveniences.
with sewerage and bath. For inspec-
tion and particulars IDDIY to 131|
undersigned. Parnell Molhbon,
Kensington, P. E. I. 8132-8-1'!-31.
-ADJOUBNED FOB. ONE WEEK
-The case against four Indians
nom Lennox Island, which has
been occupying the attention oi’ the
Court at Bummerside for some time
was adjoumed on Saturday for one
week. The charge is alleged as-
! re John E. Campbell, J. P., Mr.
I... G. Lewis is appearing for the
defence and Mr. Heath Strong,
K. C., for the Crown.-S.
_MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER-
'rhe girl friends of Miss Edna Urvh
of Travellers Root. Wm WU N'
cently married to Mr. C+oos¥e Wil”
tendered her a miscellaneous show-
er last week in the hall at Trav-
ellers Rast. Nearly one hundred
guests at/tended and brolliht greet-
ings and gifts ics' the bride. An en-
joyalble eve¥\i!1€ WU Di-Med »V°1'Y
fpleasantly in gems and music. A
dainty luncheon was served before
the Cuesta left for their homes.-B
-TENNIS 'rovnNsMnN'r - A
tennis club tolunament has been
arranged for next week by the Bum
merside Tennis Club. The first
round of the mens singles will be
played on Monday. Ladies singles
on Tuesday. Followins ‘those ml/Wh
es will be Mixed doubles and mens
doubles. There is a large number oi'
entries and some real hard c0mP°f°
i on is expected before the close
PERSONALS
-Mrs IK. S. McGougan of Tor-
onto, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Colin Milligan of Bummorside. S.
-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vickers
of Montreal, are visiting friends in
Siunmerside. B.
-Miss Edith Dunn, who has been
in Summerslds for some time has
retumed to her homo in Alperton.
-S
-Mrs. Baul and her son, James
of Regina. are touring the Isla-nd
and visiting old friends.-8
-Mr. C. I. Lidstone of Tyne Val-
ley was a. visitor bo Sllmmersids on
Friday.-s. V
-Mrs. McKay, wife oi' Rev. Alex.
McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Lowther
from Nova Scotia are visiting
friends in Bummersidc.-8
'-Miss Ethel Strong, who has
been visiting friends in Moncton,
N. B., has returned to her home in
Bummmide. B.
-Mr. J. W. Griffin of Truro,
N- B., and Mrs. Griffin are visit-
ing the Province, and are being
welcomed by many old friends.-8.
-Mrs. Meth-thur_ of Elmadale,
has returned to her home from the
Prince Uounty Hospital, where she
Md U09!! ilndorloing treatment fol-_
l°W1118 a_fall from a load of hay
on Friday. August 7th. It is pleas-
ingtorcportthat heriniurlea were
l\Ot |OX'lO\ll¢_B
? ‘ ur. y ' ` ~ ' ‘ '
_ nm the stu: of the Pioneer. when the ‘- ' _ -
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mmyyeal-sagooo.Bostoua.odoarr_  -_ ~-- .I |
the south shore opens today and “ad n ml- K um' _
o Print!!! "Ido - ‘
th’ ”'_h°'m°“ mv' been vm bu” He is with a large publishing house .'llm|lllal|l||l|llll||..~. ' ‘
preparing their traps and fishing md _ 1 V _ V ,___,_\__ 
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Home and not or about 2 mes with h”
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Ohamberl.
Goumwhowaaiormesii on
has held the P05309” 01 1°”
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For twenty years Ml' Go
como every year to llnd
cation in his old home town
In honour of his twentieth visit
H
was
town. with a few more remarks the
Mb
dress signed by himself and all the
Co
hlmgreat pieasuratofoelthathe
wo
cries
next year, but was afraid that the
town would have grown so large un
der the capable lea/denhtp of Mayor
Lidstone that the key which he had
been given tonight would not tit
However, no doubt he would be
given a master key which would
open the door however large' the
mansion had grown. He was de-
lighted with the many improvis-
ments and especially the paved
sheets. He had noticed that with
pride. »Also the many fine residen-
ces which ue continually being ad-
dod to the wwn. and many other
improvements. Mr. Gould left sat-
urday morning on rctum tg Bos-
ton well pleased with his visit and
promised to return again nent year
if all went well.-S
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MOUNT REVILBTOKI PARK
Mount Revelstoke National Park,
British Columbia, situated above the
Vclouds. is probably the highest park
in the world. It covers an ana of
yor handed Mr. Gould the ul* 3*
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Green Enamel.
of Ranges and Heaters.
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. vlssllsllllsullnullll Famer Re-udenc  _ ""`
J! S 5C S A L E VVVV_.__V.:_._V._...'"“VVV,V._._.Vd.;V.V_... 3...; of sumna-has l some of the llally is Excellent ,llanges to in
V O O V .rms a. mushy. Ku%;.18_u V18 H0nOT¢d VV shawn at "lc 
-vrsrrmos-narsnsnn_m. .1 '_"' A - ' ' _ A
i.“‘:7.'?`-E.§f.».E“3If~”    Aug. 17"” to Aug. 22'"-
m¢¢i¢¢¢uem;:th":“s:ug¢u3o:needom`oitheiownot8lmnamid¢V ' V
lel.cu-.storeyisaaesiraerxorllseonrlnliayevelllnsl-110110 °°“=1dl ' _-BY_--
forgnmnberoiyvars. v!:""!;~
slam-Mnolaudexemiy  '
amor and oounana-¢ me lm (3, Q Q
me pleasing umuznt of  V.   "l"\_ 3° R°°°fd P"l‘l° 'S B Very beautiful
‘When attending the Exhibition we
. wouldbe pleased to have you call at our
booth-and see the many dikerent types
£3,/~1\‘
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RANGE
on _ _
. Gould o. :mmm or the city. VV ,, _- ;_*‘  1. lu _...'s....-lug-_l~ nge, having all the latest improve.
They met in the Council Chamber '\-*V :V Yfjf °" ”" `.“~ -, mg||{,g_ An excellent baker
the Mayor delivered an appro- ‘w   ' _-_‘Vi 1 heater d be ’ 3°°d
t . ‘ - -
welcome at all times to Bummerslde i-i` . -» mica] on fuel '
e was gud in :eel that in-. could! ,limi-" 0" "p l _ '
still intemcstedinhisoldhome- '"1' ..~~
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e mms Wm' Mr amd _ 5- S V A  . an st of all very econo- 1
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; Price $61.50
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goiazgmlg *°°°“‘¥’°“l°4 il* ‘ ar \ Complete with Solid Copper Res",
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ur. could in reply nu it gm I ' ‘ Wh' 569-50-
was welcome in hisnative town. He V__"`__
ul '~ W c 4
d always have very happy mem I  '
of summel-also ana would _ i  V
treasure this evening-as one ot the    __V, V. 
most enloyable he had ever spent - V5*-*_
llo waemlw turn un _ 'w W"
‘“  “ s cm lnoll sluts '
Don’t fail .to see this New Range
with all the latest features-will be shown
in the Standard Finish, also in Ivory and
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mm w tho wp www" om or tha Dographlcal Survey Department of ous wealth or detail have been pro Switzerland Italy, Russia, and oth
most mmm' dm,” in me mom the Interior in co-operation with or countries
Moyer Lidstone and Mrs. Lidstone.
of Summerside, ia visiting relatives
in BDSWD. Mass. 1-Ie accompanied
his uncle. mv. nr. cempbeu. and
his Hunt Mrs. Whitney; who had'
been visiting on the Isisndf B. I
-lM!rs- Archibald and her two
children, who have been visiting
Mrs. Archlbaid's DI-rents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W- Strong, returned to her s
home in Dover, New I-nmpghu-g, gn
saturday. B. I
-Her many friends will be pleas.
Cd |50 know tlllt Mrs. Rpdgu-395 °fV
Victoria is doing as well as can bel
expected. Mrs. Rodgerson was
brought to the Prince county 1-lo.-f
Pita! early iut _week in al ssl-iou|_
condition.-B. t
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§3'I§:‘E€ ' £5213 .
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tains Known as tha Royal Drive’ ’ Y K Y
it has been included in the itinerary
°f We-'Y ROY” Dill! U0 tour Utn-
_ada since the inception of the mad.
Godin! through heavy forest
h the view provided from the "
is most spectacular. _ '
 _ , '
-Mi-_ Davis Lidmne. son of Along the gl-assed aisles of silence the heart salutes the/manner of
requiem raised to their dead by good families. ' ,
,-
MEMORIALS of line form and feeling createdby Chandler &
Bell stand out impressively in every cemetery in this Province.
As our property has changed hands and we must move to a new
location, we are odering to you at wonderfully low prices our entire
stock of monuments which is the largest and lowest priced of any limi
' east of Montreal.
' Every intending purchaser who has inspected our stock has always
given us the order. Those who have bought elsewhere are people who did
not get our prices first..
Our stock consists of Scotch and Native Granites, Castle Grey or
White Marble in M. M. ilnish or polished.
Best quality stock at lowest prices. You can save money by buying
from us during Exhibition Week.
Our designs are the latest. Our prices are the lowest. Our work-
manship is the best. 4
WHEN ATTENDING THE EXHIBITION CALL IN AND. INSP_ECT
OUR STOCK.
A Chandler fc" Bell
172 Kent Street A Charlottetown
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