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Latest Musicial Successes
lr it's a sang success we _have it. lf its s new_catchy
waltz or popular instrumental melody-we have it.
And you can get it either in sheet form or on a
Columbia or Edison record, played or sung by the
world’s greatest entertainers. '
A. E. TODMBS
177 Queen s
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Sa'lSf8Ct10ll Glla\'3l1t€Ed” , House g-rounds to the front entrance
_EZ __ _ ._ _ _-_ _ l cliaritable clubs th-at lhave adopt
r ed nry son, Lieut_ William A. Scott,
1'- 2-:__ _ 7 1"* v - - W '
Picliling and rsrving
f\il0DtG<l ill (`fL\H¢1tIf1 if0UI' YGHTS 850 under the management of Miss Catli-
 saiil Mr- Tlwulrison. the annual Sale# ertne Keir nt' south Granville.-'rite
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ery Seed. Tumeric, Etc.
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Perfect Seal Fitz-em-all Jar Rings
Vinegar
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_‘ IT PAY8 to buy in this Province
DR. 8MALLWO0D’8 OFFICE will
be closed until Sept.10th. 1061-8-24M2i
NEW CONCRETE WALK.-A new
‘concrete walk has been built from the
Convelesceut Home, Government
to the Armouries and makes,a decid-
ed improvement to the surrondings.
The work was albly done under the dir
ection of Mr. John Quinn.  
I WISH TOINOTIFY all so-Calla-il
lt. A. F., I’i'isonor ot' War and for
the last two months have been provid-
ing all he rrcotls und' I will notify suvlr
clubs wlrc_n their aigslstantzc it
needed. William H. Scott. 1070ptl
WOUNDED.-A telegram receiver
'I‘liui'sday by »Mr. John It. Jenkins an
riounced that lrls son Pte. C. ‘Earli-
Jonkins No. 712739 infantry, oliiciall\
reported admitted forty seventh gen
eral hospital August Sith gunshot
wound left hand. Pte, Jenkins wi-nt
over' \vit'h'105th Battalion and wa:
later traiisi'erred to the 26th. '
NOW TRAINING SHIPS.-’l`ht
training slilps (‘.nlviu Austin, Gover
nor Dlngley and .Governor Cobb, for
merly of the Eastern Steamship fleet
in actual service of the merchant mai'
inc 1,440 seamen. There are now t-I
even training strips in the Atlanti-'
stiiiailioir, ‘the steamer' Minnesota
being tho latest addition.
WOOL EXPERT HERE.-~Mr. Jas.
D. Thompson, Dominion Wool Grud-
er, of Ottawa, is in the city in the
iiiter'<\.sts oi' the Sheep Breetlors’ Assn
elution. This associiition with the as
sistance oi' the Provincial and Feder-
al Governments have 'been engirgeit
in collecting and grading wool pro
driced on the island this season
53,654 lbs. have been sold through thf
Canadian Co-operative Association
_Ltil,, to the manui‘actirr'ers of Canada.
Tire amount realized is about $41,000
'l‘his is the largest quantity ever sold
co-operatively in this province. Last
year the amount was 25,000 lbs. Mr.
Thompson reports the wool market
very strong. The American Govern
ment took over thc wool clip this
year and fixed a"prlce. This summer
two \vool experts carrie here from thc
United States and appraisedthe Isl
und wool at the American prices. Ar
rangernerrts ,for the sale of Island
lambs, especially -breeding animals
will be proceeded with. Since the
s\ stern of selling cooperatively was
have risen from 300,000 to 5,000,000
::You can save $5.00 on zi. sewing
iiiachine If you buy no\v at Miller
Bros. \ 1045-8-24M3i
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vIinsrd’s Liniment Co.. Limited
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dog of mango with/MINARD’S LIN]
MENT after several veterinarian har’
treated him without doing him any
permanent ood.
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WILFRID GANGNE
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel
- Drummond. Aug. 3. ’04.,'
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The Anglo-American telegraph C0. _Lili h2S 8DD0iHf@d
Agents and Opened Omces at the following places. where
teleg ms  be accgpted at lhé l'€g\1lZlI' T€l€gf2ph fates , , t before the war at Miller Bros?
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Abrams Village..  _. . -- ~  -5- E- Gallant
Albany ......................... SA_D_$_l_r:;'i_i_e_5; `. Packed in San_
T. Bowness itary boxgs
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gundas or Bridgeton.
entervill°......   _
c0mwaiif......  .....  ....  s.s¢<»rr
Coleman..........».....   H.Bears '    
Crapaud   .  Howatt
Cape Egrnont  . .. .......Napoleon Arsenault »
Eldon ____________   B.McDougaiu
Gr'andview.._....    Ma_r_tin
Hiilsboro......~....... _ .. _...Miss F. W ite
Kildare   . _ _ ...James RaYf10f “THE STORE WHERE
Lower Monta ue... . -   P°°le
Little san<i§..i..._.    Mchega ,
Malpeque....._.......... .. _  S. CR__(_)_ N1
Milton ._  c__e1t
Mt. `Carmel    .kfemlah 5° Ca an
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SPECIAL
TABLE FIGS
Delicious an_d_
Appetrzmg
Beer & Goff
cnocrins _
CLEANLINESS PREVAIIS”
nr.iz.c.`iimi.  
Eye Specialist .
Ollice Royal Bulk Build
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SEWING MACHINES at before-the
war prices at Miller Bros. 1045-8-24M3i
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CHARUOTTETOWN BUSINESS
COLLEGE reopens on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 3rd. Get into line with succ-
essful students. 1009-3-2311*,
NAVY LEAGUE.-Those desirous
of joining the Navy League, should
not wait to be called on, as It is im-
possible for the Secretary to call on
every one. ‘lend your fee of $2.00
:ind take your part in this great Na-
tional Moveniont to get behind the
sailor and protect his interests and
those depending upon lilni. J. O.
l~lyntl.nian, See‘y-'l‘rcas., til Qui-cn St.
_ 1068-8-26M2i
SOLDIERS OF THE SOIL.-lip to
date Prof. Mclrarty, Director of the
Soldiers of the Soil movement in this
province, has distributed 200 badges to
boys who have been serving contin-
UOUSIY for at least three months.
These lads have been at many points
Jn the -Island, und the reports receiv-
ed so far from farmers with whom
ilicy have been employed are very fav-
uirrolile. The “liar-iricrettes" have been
working aliriost entirely on the Exyrer-
tnieutal l<‘arni, wcoiling, picking fruit.
selecting grain, etc, 35 was the great-
est number on duty at one time, Ab-
out 15 boys were on the lt‘ar'rn for
r short time. The Soldiers ot' thc Sail
ire receiving as wages from $15 to
$25 per month.
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GRANVILLE ITEMS.-The farmers
have finished their hnyiiig which turn~
ed' out nn average crop. The crops
ure looking well.~Several picnics
have been held in Granville this sunr-
nier the parties' coming from Char'
lottetown and Suniiricrside.'I’lris is thr-
result of the autos.~Mr. Urban Tay-
lor is thc sole possessor' of an auto-
in Granville. Otlrors are talking ab-
out getting one.-Mr. McNeill and
wife of Sydney, N. S., are the guests
Jf his. sister, Mrs. James Burgoyne.
They ami some frierrds had an auto
drive one afternoon last week from
Granville to llilincraltl, Albany, Bor-
'len and Cape Traverse anti tback. Mr.
McNeill told the writer that he very
seldom travelled over' better ro:1d:=
'rnil that he saw several irnproveruents
:ther than that of the roads in tht-
last sixteen years. that being his last
visit to the Island.-Mr. James l"al
coner, Flat River- is visiting in South
Granville, thc guest of Mr. and' Mrs.
Hector Keir. ills many friends art-
olcascil to seo hini.-Miss Gwen Mc-
Leod, teacher ot' Graiiam’s Road
School spent the week end in Grau-
ville the guest ot' Miss l_.aura Mnlletl.
-The school has again been opened
Rev. Geo. Morris, wife and family oi'
St. John. N. B., are spending their
vacation at his old home in Granville,
~The Red Cross ot' Granville held an
life cream social last Thursday which
was a decided success. The comtrnit
tee are to 'be congratulated for the
manner in whit-lr they carried the pro-
ject out. They realized the nent sum
si' $55.-Mr. Alexander Henry arid-
wife paid a short visit to Granville
this week. it is several years' 'since
he drove i'roin Kensington to Gran-
ville by the Mnlpeque Road. He naw
considerable improvements in the
"arms and surroundings as he passed
rlong. Mr. Henry- is it resident of
I/Ialpeqtic.~l\tli'. anti Mrs. Richard
Wickett :ind daugliter of Maine :intl
Mr. anti Mrs. Lorris Wickett of Kul-
vin rrrotored ‘tliroug-lr Granville on
Monday. They made ii few hurried
calls including a visit to Mr, lt.
Wickett’s old' homo.
::Why bother with that old worn-
out sewing machine when you .can
buy one now at the same price as-
1045-8-24IM3i
Something Iliiferent
_ I Soap 'Dyes
I That cleanse;-and ‘ dye
Garments in a single opera-
tion.
Conservation is a word
that has been pretty badly
overworked-but it applies
so well to the use of Sunset
SUNSET SOAP DYES
that we cannot refrain from '
repeating it here. ‘
he use of these `dyen
cirseives time, lab,»r, and
valuable garments. The
housewife likes to use them,
because the work is so sim-
ple#-all of the labor con-
nected wifh the use of old
fashioned dves is eliminated ,
A co .viPi.ii'rEAssoR'r
M E N T o F cotous,
uno rn wnicn 'ro
qioosn rnoiyi,
illHNSilN.& IUHNSUN
TH! Quality Drugstore '
bor. Kent and Prince linen `
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WOUNDED.- Mrs. John Bears,
lirooklyn, Lot 61 has been notified that
her son Private Nathan John Bears
was officially reported wounded in the
Military Hospital, Edmonton, London.
North, August 13th suffering from
gunshot wound right shoulder_Pr-ivate
Bear-s crossed over with the 105th
Battalion and was transferred to the
26th Battalion and had been in the.
trenches six months.
RED CROSS LECTURE.-Mr. J. H
Bell, K. C.. returned to Suinrnerslds
Saturday,hitvlng lectured the previous.
evening at Nor'th Lake on behalf nfl
the Red Cross. Hon. Laughlan Mc~l
Donald occupied the chair. There wasl
it large overflowing house und the letr-
ture was thoroughly enjoyed. At the
close ot' the lecture ice cream was
served by the ladies. The pi'oct=_ctls
iinrounteil to about $00.
A PATRIOTIC FAMILY.-Mr. lluglr_
A. Campbell of Whiiu Road East has-
received a telegram statipg that his
son Pte. Hawartl' E. Campbell has
been admitted to the Magdalene Mil-_I
ltary Hospital Camp, Winchester, suf-;
lering from a gun shot wound in the;
left arm. Pte. Campbell enlisted ini
the 105th Batt at the nge oi' sixteen!
:intl has seen alinost three ycar'.~i of,
active service. Mr. aritl Mrs. Cainp-l
bell have two other sons with thc col-
ors. (ioctl E, who unlisted with llii.-_
.\l(:l.ean lllglrlanders in Boston, Juno
1917 -and Arthur li., who joined the
United States Ar-my. All three .buys
are "doing their bit" in France.
PERSONALS
Mr. Joseph lt. Darke, has arrived'
lu Charlottetown from Providence, R.
I., where she has been. residing for'
some time.
M-iss Rendle, head rnilliner' at`
Prowse Bros., ind., left Saturday to
attend the millinery openings in
Toronto, Boston and New York. 
Mr. Lemuel W. l\iacI{ay, Stanley
Bridge, is progressing favorably after
undergoing an operation i`or appen-
tlicitis in the P. E. l, I-los`pital_ _
What Everywoman Knows
Every year, dress fabrics are becoming sheerer and
sheerer-the colors more dainty. The ordeal of trusting
the delicate garments to “soap and water", however, is
clone away with bythe use of Lux.
You may feel quite free to buy the daintiest blouse or
_ UI'lCl€I`VVCal` yOUI` PUYSC CHI]
afford--without a bit of worry
about the washing of them. You keep them fresh and
new the Lux way-simply
dip,-ring them up and down in
-the creamy, copious Lux sul; with never a bit of rubbing
to injure them.
Lux won'f /.i.i' ' 'king /hal
pure wafer .i.s.:/J /...ay four:/i.
I LEVER BROTHERS
LiMlTED. , TORONTO. 50
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Il\ir. anti Mrs. Chas, Langille and, lit-
tle daughtcr Mildred who have been
spending the past week visiting
friends and relatives at Clyde River
and Charlottetown left for their homo
Miss Ilclcn McDonald, daughte
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDonald, if
left Satirrul:-_\' morning en route
Prince Albert where she will resldc
,Her mother accompanied tier to Mont
lin Moncton Saturday. if-OIL
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Open Evenings.
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Great In roductor
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Regular -$4.00 to $6.00 gold Hlled frames and
mountiiigs fitted with best quality special lenses for
We are pleased to announce that We have
secured the services of C. E. Barry, D. O. the well
known Eye Specialist of Montreal for Four Days.
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
August 24th, 26th, 27th and 28th.
This is indeed a rare opportunity for the peoplf
of Prince Edward Island to secure expert advice "
regarding their eyes. Every pair accurately fitted and "
absolutely guaranteed. _
, All guess work eliminated bylthe wonderful
Shadow Test Method of Eye Examination.
Bring your eye troubles to an Expert. Re-
member this ooportunity holds good for 4 days-only.. 
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