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her friends on Wednesday afternoon “hmmm dum' t'°‘“ty°n'° cent” ' A ' -. 3 `- '
It you want to give
' your flowers a suitable
setting see our showing
__ _ insertion for advertising in this col
-TWO CENTS PER WORD Oloh
and evening, August 14th. 783. _THE 'a°R,rHuMBERLAND dock 1 -
ried a large number of passengers
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_ NTV COURT' ALB-ERToN_| ed Thursday evening at 9.20. She car- ' -,
P I J I Q The August term of the County Court both wa B Follow n a _   a  . _ _
of flower ots 'ardir ier.' Co" m y `
Made from good grade
earthenware and stone-
was held at Alberton this week, Judge I I ht  bmg ishthglmward _
Mt-Qunrrie_ presiding. The large num- mg ' ne “ar mom an 95 °°"
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ber of cases disposed on occupied- signed to Mr. Alton Lohnes, Char- _ *V _ Ii .
several days Lawyers in attendance lomlwwn' one car Mme' one car fu” ` . 3
° ° _ __ _ niture, one car coke. seven cars' way .‘
pI'l@d  t0Q_ _“ere Messrs. J. H. Bell and Heath "eight and one auto ownod by Mr ° _
  BLAcK’s
Strong, Sunnnerside, George Matthews '
0.Lem_y’ Wilfrid Tamon and R_ H_ John Groenweld. Outward on Friday
Rogers Mberton The court mee" morning were eight cars cheese, two
_ _ at Smmuersme on Friday the 23rd cars lobsters, one car cattle._one stal-
Sunnysrde mst H lion and five cars way fr-eig-ht.
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H Grand Clearance Sale
 r __ -HONEVMOON TRIP HIERE.--The.
_ ' 'M in following account of an interesting ev-
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DOMIN ION FENCING
4 CARLOADS JUST
RECEIVED OF THE
Foi.1.ow1Nc slzss
-32 INCHES HIGH
-40 INCHES HIGH
-40 INCHES I'ilu'H
NDS-48 INCHES HIGH
ANDS-48 INCHES HIGH -
RANDS-36 INCHES HIGH
POULTRY FENCE A
LOWEST PRICES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
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  KENSINGTON
HORSE RACES
Wednesday, August 28th, 1918
$656-IN PL) RSES-$650
FREE FOR ALL TROT-PURSE $250
2.21 PACE  .......... _.$200
2 35 'IROT    ..... _.$200
_ - In addition a priz: of $10 will b: given the fastest heat
in each class.
Entries close with the Sec. Aug. 13th, 5 per cent to enter
and 5 per cent off money winners.
All races to be mile heats; best three in five. Races end
at the end of the fifth heat.
The management reserve the right to change the pro-
gram, postpone or declare rff_ any race for any good cause.
bo National rules to govern if they do not coniiict with the
a ve.
Dinner. Tea, Ice Cream, Temperate Drinks, Fruit and
Confectionery will be served on the grounds.
As this is the firsc race on KENSlNG'i`ON DRWING
_ PARK the manaiement will spare no rains to make it a
grand success
REMEMBER THE DATE. AUGUST 28.h.j
Admission 25 cents. Carriages 25 cents.
Autos will be parked adjacent to the Park.
A. A. LOCKHART,
E. URCH, Secretary
President .
Ito her home in Charlottetown after
|spending a. few days visiting in Sum-
,merslde. L
bride w_oi'o gray Georgette with satin
trim-mngs and hat to match and car-
ried bridal roses. `SIhe was attended
by a neice of the bridegroom, Miss
Augusta Barr, who wore blue georgi-
'etie crepe with black picture hat and
carried pink roses. The best man was
_.1 brother of the bride, Mr. _Oliver
Carver of Dorchester. At the close of
the ceremony n reception was held at
the home oi' the groom, 121 Agawam
_Street where the couple will make
trip to Prince Edward island, Canada.
The bride's gift to the bridesmaid was
a gold' ring, _while the groom‘s duvor
to the 'best man was u gold stick pin.
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VVESTERN PERSONALS
-Mr. Chas. Trainor returned to
Elmwood after vfisting in Suinmerslde.
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-Miss Knthryne Hnnrahan oi Hali-
fax is visiting in Summerside the
guest of Miss Bertha Higgins L
-‘M'rs. J. W. Bradley and Miss
Katie Tralnor of Kelly's Cross orc
visiting friends in Summersidc_ L
-Mrs. J. J. Paquet hnsreturncd
-Mr. Geo. Gillispic of the United
Drug`Co., Toronto und Mrs. Giilispic.
passed through Summerside on Wed-
nesday on 'his way to Charlottetown.
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w-1;-nd spent Wednesday in Summerside
attending. the marriage of their broth-
or Mr. Francis Mac‘Ke'nna. L
und" family of Charlottetown passed
:heir 'home after a 'brief honeymoon;
riago of y
Mr Stephen J I-I Kiggins and Miss
Anna Ellen Carver took place today at
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Positively Ends
SATURDAY AUGUST 10th V
-Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hutcheson _ Y
' buy heavy. A _
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-Mrs. Jas. Tralnor of Charlotte- - _ V
town and Mrs. Jas. Trainor of Elm- . V'
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Dorft Hesitate but put into
practice what everyone is talking
1 about “Economy” The Goods we
are offering in this sale will in a
few months time cost you 50 p. c’
more. so now is the time to buy, and
Sale Positively Ends August 10th  
 No Goods" on Approbation 
none' returnable during this sale; 
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lhrough Summerside on Thursday on -Mrs. (RW-) lI._ J, Fraser, 'i`I'\11‘0" _ -Mrs. Frank MacDonald of Sou-
tllcir way to the western part of the is spending I1 few dv-y~B V18"-ini! friend” iis has returned homo after spending
-Mr. James Allen, ticket agent
-Mrs. Robert Howard, Burton, Lui
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Island on n camping trip. L -in towll. I :i few duys with friends in Summer-
side. L
lnnfl Mr. Allen, Sunimerside left Fri- 7, WHS Visiting ill Sl1mm0I‘Sid0 011 -Mr. Fred Murp  '3ummcrside,
day with tiicir new Overland' Car for Th11i‘BdH-Y- H lcit on Thursday morning for l-Iulliux
Georgetown. Montague and Souris. -*__ where ho will enlist with the heavy
where they will spend two weeks vac- siege battery for overseas.
ation with friends. H
--Miss Blanche Reagh rind her sister
Mrs. D. E. Chalmers and Miss Vivian
Chalmers have returned' to Milton
:titer spending a tow days visting in
Kensington the guests of Mrs. Sf
Burrows Mosse.
-Gunner Howard Higgins oi' Con-
naught Battery, Hniifux, arrived in
Summerside on Tuesday evening to
attend the marriage of his sister, Miss
Harriet Higgins. which took place
--Messrs Harry and Arthur Linklet-
morning- for St. Jolin,~N. B. L
-Mr. Eldon Campbell, relieving ng-
ent of tho P. E. l. Railway is at
present in tho Summersldu Ticket Oi-
iice releiving Mr. Allen who left on
his holidays. H
--Tho following ladies were visiting
in Aibcrton this week. Mrs. (Judge)
McQuarrie and Mrs. Charles Rogers.
Suimmorside and 'Mrs. Malcolm Mc-
smsqf 9*- _ Wednesday morning L G0UiZ8D.M0lD0fIl10~ H
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i have been inlsjudgc-ti. llut l
had been deeply wronged and
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“THE MODEUS CONFES-
SION”
with Mary MacLnren
at the Prince Edward Theatre
on Wednesday and Thursday
August 14 and 15
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inotored into Sununersdo Tliursduy in
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FLEET OF SUBMARINE CHASERS
AFTER THE ENEMY -IN
THE ATLANTIC
MONTREAL, Aug. 7-A despatch
from Ottawa to the Star says:
"A fleet of submarine chasers from
the United States and British navies
have put oil' after tho enemy suh-
nmrinc:-i \\-h'ch at the \\v»,\_k-emi p5:.\~.»»l
li:|\'o- 1?.” the western coast oi` .\'~.v..
Scotia.
"All stops possible arc being tiiktn
to meet the submarine, mennc>_ was
the nnnounccincnt iodny ut the Nii\'.il
Impairment _ "
THE TALLEST BRITISH SOLDIER
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and has six sons in the United States
army. _
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