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Now was always-Your Guarantee ,
of a perfect cup of Co,ffee or
` I" %» l “ml 2 Pflund tins-in the luean,
ground, or fue ground, for porcolntors. `
Wdte for booklet: "Perfect Coffee-Perfecdy M°d.»r_ W. 
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Doughnuts and Cookies -than you ever got with
Western Spring Wheat Flours. p
“Beaver” Flour is milled of blended wheat. It contains Onisrlo
Fall Wheat (famous for pastry making) blended with Western Spring
Wheat to add strength. `
V011 "VC lllvflwing-md you get i Hour that-is uliuys the nm: in \
quality and strength-when you use "Beaver" Flour, the only kind
nfilour that is equally good for Bread snd Pastry.
DEALERS-write ul for prices on Feed, Ooarse Grains and Cereals. 212'
Tl TE T. H._'T°AYLOR C0. LlM|TED, . CHATHAM' Ong,
CANADA FOOD BOARD FLOUR MIL L LICENSE N0. T0. '
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i New Pumps for Dress
' and Evening Wear  
_ We .received to-day hy express a choice lot ol’
light and dainty pumps in Patent Leather or Dull Kid,
Avery swell __________________________________________________  $8.75
_ ALSO
White Kid Oxfords, with high heels( _________ ._  $9.00
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CHARLDTTETOWN. P. E. l. ‘
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Train Arrangements, Aug i9,2il
All trains ns usual, except on .Vednesday ovening,'when the out-going
train is held until 5.15 p. m. Fairs on all trains 2nd class rate return.
Z sounis Ano eeoncsrown
All trains as usual. except on We dnesdny evening, out-going trains held
until 4.45 p. ni. Fares 2nd class return. '
TIGNISH ' ;
'YJ-*Y W ` 'V "°"l‘°*"l""""'-  O <-
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t.°i1' PAYS to buy in this Province. ~"'W° “NTS P5” W°"° °“°"
..*REBPECTED LADY DEAD. -
Mrs. 'Peter I-Idlland. wife of the stir
tion master at Elmira, died suddenly
last Wednesday. S
..°A GOOD PROGRAM.-An inter-
esting progiam was rendered at the
concert and lee-cream social held in
_he school hail at Lower Montague
in Wiorlnesday evening, the 13th. A
_I goodly sum was realized and the
niiiies’ Aid Society were much grati-
od.. B
..°A SAD OCCURRENCE. - The
iews that the dead hody.nf Mrs. ivan
McDonald oi' South Lake was found
n that vicinity' floating in tho water
:auscd it dcep sensation Saturday ai’
srnooii, it is not yi-t known whether
It was an accidental drowning or a
voluntary act. B _ '
..*SOCIAL AFFAIRS.-On Thurs-
iay evening of lnfit week 11 very jolly
party of young folks gatlirziuszi at the
rt.sidcnr~e of Mr. and Mrs. Géirgc
|’00l0. IU l-ill farewell to llrliss lVie\Ie\'-
ii who next day left for the West.
_Viiss McNcvin will he greatly missed
iy all of her associates anti !`rif_'iitls.
‘i whom she had a goodly iiamher,
ind we all wish her great slcei'-ss in
it r new field of work. 13
_.'G_ W. V. A. TEA.-The ten held
'n Souris on the 13th by thc Souris
irancli of the fG.W.V.A. for thc Dur-
_icse of providing ri club room was a
leciiled success, the gross sum of
51,750 being rculizctl. The d.iy was
iii that could he desired, the gather-
ng was large, the saloons and tables
_vere abundantly supplied, a dancing
:cotii was provirlell, and all wont iner-
'y as a iiiarrlage bell. Particular
iralsc is duc tothe ladies, many of
vliom were riiotlicr:-i, wives and sis-
vrs of the returned soldier boys, and
,lad they were to supply the wants oi’
heir dear cries instead or- as during
lic past four years to hc mailing
nirccis of ahscnt ones. S
..*THE KINGSBOBO -WlOMEN’S
nstitutc inet in the hall of that place
in August 5th. A's` the hayliig season
.vas on the attendance was small. In
_.lic-absence of both president and vice
li-csident, Miss Beatrice Fraser oc-
:lipied the cliair. After the regular
'iusiness a very favorable report was
rlven by thc committees who visited
he school in July, also a vtisi-ting com-
nittce for August was appointed. The
institute is sending for Mrs. Parson’ii
Manual for Womein-'s Meetings, which
akes up and settles definitely ,every
mint which can occur at a meeting
if any kind. The work of putting a
ilvcc lto‘-ntlrewliall ivas then discussed,
mi. as the attendance was small no-
hing definite was done. The niccting
‘losod with God Save the King. Mrs.
i. S, Robertson invited the institute
o meet at her home in September; ance. Fulton Uilfl0\‘l\11Y. Eldon MC-
‘ho is also inviting the Elmira ir1`- Kenzic. Brent Stead, Orrin Diriiiwell.
ititiitc to mcet at the some tinic and
place. ` lEllen Stcad. A. ifampbcll, Teacher.
gpg--‘rrp->v»-v--w f ‘-- -_ _
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order
minimum charge twenty five cents.
..'BREAKWATER STARTED. -
Your correspondent notices Messrs.
Phillips and \Mutch have commenced
work oi1_the Souris hrcakwctor_ _ S
..*\/‘ISITORS ENTERTAINED.-On
Moiirluy evening of hint week about
thirty of the Moiitaguc young folks
zatlicrcdon the lawn at Mrf and Mrs.
lierh Poolc’s rcsiilnrice and 'ehjfiyeil
music and games and partook of ii
hearty basket luncheon. The afiair
was given ln honor of the 'Misses Bert
it-nd Enid |McFariane, of Suniinersidc,
who were visiting Mrs.-G. A. Ellis. B
..“K|NGSBOR_0 NOTES. - M-iss
.Viaud (thing, ilotliwcll,,aiid Miss Dur-
'ithy MacDonald, Kingsboro, left for
the Wcr-it on- the 12th'inst_, to tako
up toacliingt there. So miieh f'or vot-
,ng flown tho raisc in teaciiers' sal-
iries. `-Mrs' M:icWalker, wife or Rev.
W. li. MacWaikcr, _ Kiiilgsiioro, is
ipcziding her vacation with hor rnnth~
=r in West Bay, NB. -Mr. ltoy Stew-
irt, Tlistcn, who has been visiting
his aiint, Mrs. S. S. Robertson, Kings-
horo, lcaves.i'or home on l~‘riilay thc
15th. -'i‘hc faintly oi Mr. J. li‘_ Fra-ser,
it' Fraser _& Davis, have arrived at
'he home of his birth to spend their
vacation with relatives.
`..~|Nsr|'ru'rE News. - The
monthy meeting of Lakeview Women’s
institute niet on Au;;u_st litli at the
homo of Mrs. J. E. l)iiig\vcll, The
president being absent, Miss itutilt
Bakcr- presided. After the opening
and the reading and adoption of the
minutes, some lnisiness in regard to
the reception for the soldiers and to
school improvement was discussed.
‘i‘lic program r-_onslstod of a very in-
crestini: paper cntilicrl “An iincxpcct-
cd Guest," read by the secretary, and
.nusic hy Miss Olga Morrow and oth-
ers. Number present was seven
zncnihcrsfanrl five visitors. Next
iit-eting was iiivliell to meet at the
ironic of Miss Ruth Baker on Snpicni-
her 3. Meeting closed with the sing-
`ng of the National Anthem.
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..*EGL|NGTON' SCHO(lL~-’l`lie
tollowirig is the honor roll of the pup-
ils of Eglington School for the month
of July:-Grade Vil-1. Gusslc Mc-
Donald,. Grade V.-1. Ilianchc Steno.
Grade IV (Sr.)-1, Fulton Uiitlerhay,
2. (li-ri-n Dingweli, ll. Myrtle Ding-
well. Grade'lV (.lr_)-<1. Jennie Burke
2. lfioyde McKenzie, 3. John J. Mc-
Donald. Grade iii. (iSr.)-1. Johnny
McKenzie. Grade lil. (Jr) 1. Ellen
Steed, 2. Ernest Undcrhay, 3. Cells
Dingwoll. Grade il.-1. Wesley Ding
well, 2. William liiirke. Grade I.-1.
Alice ‘McKenzle, it Florence Coffm
Georgie Dingwell_ Perfect attend
l~‘loyde McKenzie, Mildred McKenzie,
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MONTAGUE HORSE RACES W
Mlodnesday, Sept 3rd
Thirty Horses compete for 900 Dollars. Forget all cares
and worries and be on hand when the bell rings.
T. G. IVES, Secretary.
301-8-18M4l.
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KENSINGTON RACES
WEDNESDA'Y
AUGUST
$900.00--JPURSES---$900.00
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All regular trains run as usual.. Fairs 2nd class return. in additiuii,__spd _
cial trains will run as follows, fairs and class return. '
Leaving Tuesday A. M.
rigcun    _.....-;.4.so_ Ke-winn<m.-...-....  ~-~---N0
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2-11 'rl-012.20 Pa¢.__.....'._.... ....  .......  Purse $300.00
_ 2-25 Trot and Pace  .  .  Purse $800.00
_ 2.40 Trot mid Pace Stake (closed)   ._ . . . _
 Purse $300.00
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Alherton  . . . . . . .
.....`.5.0$ Freetown  . . . ~ 
ixitmmiieiti   .._~---53* Emerald  _ _  _...sis
0’Iioary ,, .. .i...5.60~ Brndalbane   Z
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Red Rose is always sold in sealed packages. ,_
  1  Rianliose 
f   '[EA'is good tea" _  
V THE British are noted. as great tea drinkers end; are
naturally good judges of tea. W
, So when we learn that over 70% of the tea used in
Great Britain is Indian tea we can be sure that Indian
tea is of the 'very best quality.
In Canadathe preference for Indian tea has become
as evidenced by the success of Red Rose
Tea which consists chiefly of ASSAMS-the richest 'and
' strongest of Indian teas. _ /
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Red Rose Cqf/ee is as
generously food al
Red Ron Tea "
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EASTERN PERSONALS
._*\Mlss Carrie Carlton, who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Tillie
l74l1'Il0ll.- returned to the Uiiitctl Stat-
es ihls week. , S
______ .
..*Mr. Leath Cowan. Iiioiit;ii;ti¢\_
had the misfortune to break a rih
last week, but is improving now. li
._*Miss Pearl Duff, ot Newtonvillc,
M1158.. is 11 guest at the residence of
.vir. and -Mrs. ilerii Poole. -Miss. I)\||'f
was a passenger aboard the ill-fated
North Stargoii her final trip to Yar-
niouth_ - B
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..*t\/fr. ilérii Poole, Moiitngiic, is
ntaklni; extensive iiirprovcinerits to    'l
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his farm hulidinics.
._*'I‘lic Misses Iielcn C. Large and §
Roh. Gatos, of (‘_liarlottcto\vii, :nre vis- h d-. h
lting Mr. and Mrs. Poole at Lawcr   W y 
Ilioiitrifgiic. and
i‘1\.loylii_i; their visit iniincnsely
..`_\iiss iiazr-i Stcriis, of Montreal,
and ii'-r r-.rnisiii_ Mi:-is Minnie .\'it~I.eaii,
vi' <`li:\rlutl.<‘iowii. are visitirig in Sour.
lu, thi- giivsis;
H. i‘.i_i-rii.i.
Minargi’s i_In|ment cure, cmds, Em _ , Phone 15,9-J
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Lively and Lasting '
Moisture cannot penetrate to undermine the
energy ni Reliable Batteries. y
They are built for services in every climate.
When ings and mist cloud your engine the snappy
li_ot spark from Reliable Battery assures instant combus-
tion, more power and less fuel expense.
Reliable Batteries are long lasting and brimful of
energy. They give “pep” to your motor and satisfac-
V tion to yourself.
. .Reliab_e F!asb.igbts, like Reliable Batteries, are
L_ively and Jasting. Made in all standard sizes. ' ln-
rlispensabe tn the night worker wherever a strong, sale,
economicag light is required '
  e ` those _ade _
is your buying guide.
1 ! ' Fhéekper cent to enter-sfo deduc tion from money winners-liopples
allowe . ‘-
Port mu   "'iv°78’88 A Hunter. River    Entries close August 15t‘lt¥ _
` _ _ Ai mil heat besiftlirce in fivs to harness and to finish at the
Wellington ._ . .. _ .. _ ...-. . . .’l.0_4 North Wiltshire _ .  . .. -~9-
_Mm-mwhe ....‘.v.-. .' Royalty Junction 
Quininersidol I           . _ _  I _  f_WC(liiiri¢;ttetown I      
'- even n a _ _ -
` igpliiiiiil lililnlefihinfliligiilghhgh °'i‘\u'es<iairleii|1(oli'hing will pick up passengers
at nllpintermediate stations And from the Borden line at Emerald at 8.520
a m The returning speclui'on.Wednesda_y evening will set down DHBGIIB1
ers at all intermediate stations. Passengers from the Borden line will N;
turn on the regular trains. All tickets are good coming or B0|“K 0" “_
trains. both special and regular. _ _
 "" " ‘f" “_” “ ' “~ ~-°‘"°'-" ' ""4 ~----'~--~ ~ ~~~~<--~- »~~--~- - - f-'gigs ~vfhg|»¢~-ghgy-1;0|\I1|(gt~-y|t~h~ Q19-Mmve 00n4iitl9nn,--- -- __ _ .... _ __ .__ -..___
'h rl “Bmw” pt all i into t_i _ it field at 50c,‘ horses and
Ri<j.'pU,RNE1) MEN, All returned mon who will come to C a 0
ivy rail on these dates will bay their tickets  the usual wng: amd 4;;1ui;\;l<;Ԥ
ing same together with discharged ce rtiflcate, to Corporal
at his office, Provincial Building, Charlottetown, Will llll'0\lKh U10 kl“d“*::‘_]
nr Prenuer Arssnautt unc the Government of 'P~ E- I- have U10 °m°““i z
fund ed ' -
 onEA~r w/in vs venus Associsrion _
- w. s. Paowsz, eminem 4 _
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end of the fifth heat, when money will be awarded according to standing
in the summaries. ~
Any horse distsneing the “field o r part thereof entitled to one money
only.
‘ ~ Montes divided: $0 per cent to fi rst, 25 per cent to second, 15 per cent
to third and 10 per cent to fourth.
Rights reserved to declare off, postpone or change classes. excepting
2.40 stake, for any good cause. - *
Meeting will be governed by the National Trotting Association Rules,
Automobiles will be owe( ie ret re
carriages at 25c. A field wiilhe provided adjacent tn the trsckwhere own~
ers wlio'do not wish to go into the centre flcldinay tio their horses free.
Present train Arrangement will suit parties coming from West.
Dinner and Tea tsbles,'fc¢ cream rind well stocked saloon on the
grounds.
JAMES O’CONNOR, Pres. W. W. WARREN' !°°'¥-
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736 Dundas Street, East, Toronto
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