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Va .  ,   , ,. .. ,, church at Cane Wolfe on Sunday. -Mrs. s, E, Rhodes, of summer.
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--IT PAY! to bl! In U-Ill Yl'°Vll\°°- TWO CENTS PER WORD h _ ' . 
-FROM BARBADOE8.- The sch-
ooner Marg-uerite has`nrrlved at Suni-
merslde from Barbadoes with a cargo
of molasses for Nicholson & Messer~
vey after a voyage of 22 days. - ”
-SUNDAY SCHOOL PlCNiC.-
There ‘will be a picnic held at W.
Russel” Rogers track, on Tuesday af-
temoon, August 27th in aid of Brac
Church. 'itefres'hn1cnts, games amuse-‘
ments,` auto races. Everybody come.
Everybody welcome. if not fine Tues-
day picnic will be held Wednesday."
1064-S-24MEli.
-SHI-PPiiNG.-Tile following sch-
ooners have entered port. Dictator,
Capt. Reinhardt, Picton. with Railway
coal. Eva May, Capt. Grant, Picton
Railway conl.Mala.bar, Capt. Carver.,
from Burnt Church with 2150 railway
sleepers. Belle, Capt. Bouchcrc. from
Picton with coal for railway. Mar-
guerite, Capt. McLeod, froiu Barbad-
oes, with a cargo of niolnsscs now dis-
charging at llolinan’s wliurf. Cleared
Blake, Capt. McLean, salt ballast for
the Miramlclil to load railway sleep-
ers. Nellie J. King, Capt. Murray in
ballast for Picton to load coal.-H.
-FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-
cral of Muudio McLeod, second dangli-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. ltnynioinl lliclicod
of Suniiiicrside took place on l<`ridn_','_
uiorning to St. l’aui’s roiiiotory. 'l`iic`
deceased was only IS years of ago,
always bright and ciicorful witii it
kind word for everyone. She loaves
to nioruu throo sisters, .\lrs. Jerry
i)oii<'o,ttc. Misses Lillian and l\lurgar~|
et at homo, also three- brothers, Pto.
i"rcd l\icl.vod with tho :filth liattalion
in Franco, l’tc. ldnimet, with the 17tii
ltoscrve Battalion nt Branishott, Eng-
land, and Daniel at homo. 'l`0 the
bereaved fninlly deepest sympathy is
extended. L
 
Clean to
-vista. Grocers Store!-
Act in Prince County.
-COUNTY COURT.- The August
temi of the County Court. Judge Mc-
Quarric, presiding, was in session Fri-
day and Saturday. There were some
fourteen contested cases and two pro-
hibition cases on the docket. Besides
the Sumnienside lawyers, Mr. George
S. lnninn. Cliarlottetown was in ai-
tcndancc.-l~I. ‘
-WOUNDED.-Mrs. (Dr.) A'. A.
McLellan, of Suinmerside, has receiv-
cd thc following iiiessagoz “Sincerely
regret to inform you No, 712449, Pte.
Lister Alexander McLellan, infantry,
oiilcialiy admitted to Australian Gen-
eral iiospitnl, Abbeville, August 11,
concussion back." Pte. Mclicllan cn-
llsted with the original 105th battali-
on. later being transferred to thc
26th. A mcssngo stating that Licut.
Stanley Donalds, formerly Principal
of the Summ.<.-rsidc schools, has also
been wounded. Licut. llonalds went
over to England with the 105th Bat-
talion, and the second* time he has
been wounded. l.
-CUITOEH DEATH.-- 'l‘lic sudden
dolxtli oi` Albert l<`. Weeks, son of <l\’Irs.
John A. Vvcoks ocriirrod at his homo
at South Kildare, Albcrton, on Monday
August 19th after only two days ill~
ness. He had been in delicate health
for years *but there was nothing to
indicate flint his young life was to bo
taken so soon. Ho was n mem’bcr of
the Presbyterian Church and lived
an oxcniplary life. The funeral servl-
ce was held on Wednesday' at 2
o’clock. lt was conducted by his pas»
tor Rev. George Miller. The remains
were laid to rest in the Albcrton
Presbyterian Cemetery beside his
father who preceded him some years
ago. There are left to mourn a scr-
rowing mother, two sisters Mrs.
Charles E. Willey of Saugus, Mass.,
U. S. A. Miss Ada at ironic, two ‘bro-
thers Crcswell at home, Morton in
British Columbia. The pall 'bearers
Neil -McLauclilin of St. Joiin,.N.13.
regular meeting of the Town Councii
present excopt Conn. Lockhart. After
routine business and the passing of
one acre for a garbage plot for tho
’1‘own_ A Deed of Conveyance was
:residents for the conveyance of garb-
lzige to the said land each ear. O
tiger ofthe D. G. Railways. C. A.
Hayes who was there on oiilcial blis-
‘iness. The Mayor on ‘behalf of the
‘Council urged the installation of el-
ectric lighting for the station and
grounds nt once as the said grounds
are insufficiently lighted at present to
lic General Mgr. lllayes assured them
that the matter would receive due cou-
sideration. Before leavlng the Coun-
were Herbert Hardy, Mont McLeod, cil Chamber the matter ol’ purchasing
anbrur Hunter Weeks, Arthur Wright, Nei- a Chemical Engine forthe Town was
son Oliver and Lloyd Leard'. _under consideration which was left
'over for the next meeting.
, insure the safety oi' the travelling pub-
._ eac of the late J Norman, who was kill to Cha¢ham_ N_B_ L
insertion for advertising in this col- ed in u¢|_|°n_
uma. Cash must accompany order.' l _MEL ‘when Mcxelvm Montreal'
Minimum charge twenty-five cents. --ON FUnL0u¢;H__M|-_ iE_ Ed. 1, ,,|,m,,g her parents ,ML and M,.s_
-_ ward Strong, Su-mmerslde has receiv- N | S, I I , __
_PROHIBHION cA3E5~"' Befom ed a cable from his son. Lieut. Ern- el near s___ummerslde H'
Judi” M”Q“3"l"» M A"’°"°“» last est H Strong of the 26th Canadian -#Miss Sara McKelv'le of New
bn.. »nJ ,B r,Lt ` _ '
week (gs dBLu;in 011;” n"°F 0:! 0 Ballall0nt France, stating that he Set York is visltiirl? in Summerslde, the
4, was un g y o a is o ease through the 'big drive without injurv '
- §u‘t oi h t. M _ A i M -
against the Prohibition Act, and was and. had been grunted a short leave to Dorznd or mm rg nn B c
fined $100 and costs. The information vm, London ment Strong has ,been '
.lldbl’ Et Bl) .Tlls _
rinzham tl' :0‘;;’:i;i‘i’u°" 3'” 0?; nlw in the trenches since November last. --Mr. George harbour, local in-
e S ‘ n un cr 0 ° ‘-H-  specter of_Prohibitloii was in town on
Friday and Saturday on official bus-
-VISITING PASTOR.-The Rev. inegg__1-i_
is on a visit-to his sister, Mrs. Pate, --Mr_ and Mrs, Chai-ies Todd and
of O'i.eary, led the service in thc Miss Ethel Todd, Bradalbane were
Methodist church at Millburn on Sun- visiting friends in Summerside Fri-
day morning. The reverend gentle--day.-H.
man in his opening remarks congrat- , -v--
ulatod the church on the large con- -Miss Lenora Chapman has re-
gregation present in comparison with turned to Ottawa after visiting in
his last visit; also on the fact that Summerside, the guest ui’ Mr. and
the nnnihor of_ men present equalled Mrs, Il. ll. Lefurgey. L
thc number of women. -Mr. McLaugh-
lin also lcd the service in the I’rcs- -Mrs, Watts has left for her home
byiorian church at 0’Lcury in the in Vancouver, after spending the
Uvlfnlllg. W summer -with her sister, Mrs. A. A. -A home in Springfield has welconi-" _ A I
____ Lefurgcy. Suminersldc. L' ed a "beanie" boy in their mldst;| L
-TOWN _C0UVNClL_.-An adjourned' -l
-Miss Lenore Chapman, \vlio had
of the town of Kensington was held been visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Haver-
on Friday August 16th. 1918 Mayor lock Lcfurgey, left Friday cn return
Jardine in thc chair. All councillors, to hcr home in Ottawa. -I-I.
-Mrs. (Dr.) (iz:l~la_nt, Magdalene is-
bills frnionnting to $265.81 the` pro- laudfb ”~r"I"°d ll* WW" Th“\'Bill\Y mill
porty conirinittee reported the piircli- Wm Spend “ 'hon "C399" Wm'
asc of it plot of land npproxlinatciy friends at Vvemngwn smuon-_H‘
-Mr. James W. Doyle, 'Snpt. oi'
duly executed and now in the hands lilo 'C1190 |3l°0l0ll RHHWBY- MTB- D03’|‘3
of the town Clerk. lt was unanimous- “‘"‘\ fumnb' “re "l*‘m“l'7' me f°""“""S`
l_v agreed ‘by the Council that one rcg» ‘”`lSl'~"`» Mn* J- J' `M'~`N“uY» FMU"-"
istcred tnucknian be employed by thc Sll"€0t=~H~
-Mr Wilfred Wood of the Summer-
y n
‘motion Alexand-er gaseley was ap. sitio i-‘roigiit Office, has returned from
pointed for the -present year he to bb his vacation During his absence lic
pam me sum of 25,: pe, loud by the was relieved by Mr. Joseph Callagh-  p' c.
citizens ,-equi,-ing any garbage rc. `un who went east Friday morning.
moved. The Council Board then rc- _
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paired to the Railway Station for tho ` ` _ 
purpose of interviewing General Man-   _ _
runs, aicii Btoon
nine BY Hooirs
Pure blood enables the stomach,
liver and other digestive organs t_o
do their work properly. Without it
they are sluggish, there is loss of
appetite, sometfings fa`intn_css, u. di.
ranged slate o t o intestines ant,
in general, all the symptoms oi
d s e sin. -
yI“l)od)d’s Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood, and this is why it is so very
successful in ,tlie treatment of so
many ailments. Get; it today.
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I M acter
-There is 'a delicacy
about mentioning piles.
And 'yet so many suffer
needlessly who could
be readily relievedpand
cured if they only know
about Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment.
- _Men tell one another
about this remarkably
successful treatment.
But many women pine
away their health and
vitality, dreading a sur-
gical operation and not
knowing how easily
they can bc cured at
home by Dr. Chase’s
Ointment.
Wolfe. W
--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jamieson
have left for their homo in Boston
after spending the past two weeks
visiting in Suinniersido, the guests of
Mrs, Robert Jamieson. 4 L
-~Mrs. Earle Kennedy, Kensington
and Mtiss Christtine l(enned_v, New
York, were visiting in Siiiiiriioi~sl<E'o on
Thursday. The latter is slpending her
vacation with friends at Bradalbanc,
O'Lcai‘y and li-.git'1:i"">ii.v--ll.
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Off All
Bathing
_ Prescription Druggist i
likewise one has arrived at Capel
A 'Lyceum Theatre
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Mandmy and Tuesday
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PRESENTS
“A DAUGH1*iTR- E 
Virgina Pearson
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KENSINGTON
HORSE RACES
The Greatest Love'A_fhjr of 1918 I
Ma'rINEe_TUasDA¥. THURSDAY,
SATURDAY 5c' s. , 

Wednesday, August 28th, 1918
ssso-iN |=»uRsE:s-_$650
FREE FOR ALL TROT-PURSE $250
2.21 PACE   $200
2 35 TROT   ........$2O0
In addition a prize of $l0 will be given the fastest heat
in each class. _
Entries close with the S_ec. Aug. 13th, 5 per cent to enter
and 5 r cent off money winners. _ _
A l races to be mile heats; best three in tive. Races end
l”
at the end
of the fifth heat.
The management reserve the right to change the pro-
gram, postpone or declare off_any race for any _good_cause.
National rules to govern if they do not conflict with the
above.
Dinner. Tea,nIc)<; Crearg. Terlnperate (Drinks, Fruit and,
f ' ' t e roun s.
C°" X§"§§§‘l§ “file srsste rrlfée ‘f>'i1'KE‘iisiNc*roN nsivinc
PARK ther management will spare no pains to make it a
d' , i _
granRll§lL\`/l:l§f&l3ER THE DATE,_AUGUST 28th.'
Admission 25 cents. Carriages 25 cents.
Autos
will be parked adjacent to the Park
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BEER, IP, PILSINER AND PORTERI E
In response to the innumerable inquires We
would say that these Beers can be shipped to any ad-
SHIPPED T() ANY ADDRESS IN PRINCE- EDWARD ISLAND
dress in P. E. I. _
These beverages conform to the regulations of the
recent Dominion Order-in-Council and are the strongest
alcohohc beverages permitted to be imported into P. E. I.
at the present time.
We are supplying many of the leading homes in
the City and Province with Ready’s Temperance Beer
and Beers and that these beverages are becoming pop-
ular is evinced by repeat orders coming in daily from
our customers.
I ' PRICES i
Ready’s Zip, Pilsiner and Porterine in pint bottles,
READY’S
'ten dozen to the_ barrel $12.50 per barrel. No extra
charge for asserting.
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Cases of four dozen pints $6.50
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V These prices are F. O. B. St. Iohn. Expressage to
Charlottetown per barrel $1.32. Per case 60<‘. To other
points in P. E. _ from $100 to $2.00 per barrel and 60C
to 90c per case.
You pay ,expressage upon delivery. '
All orders must be acccmpanicd by the cash. Rcmit
by Post Office or Express M vney Orders, certified cheque
or registered letter
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Keep these beverages in your refrigerator and defy
the warm Weather. i
1-‘AIRv1nL1-2, ST. JOHNECO, N. B. -
REFERENCE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
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