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   _ l'r Plivo to buy in this Pmiiiee.
 IF THE PRESENT TENANT is to
_ move, why not advertise for the new
IN 4 ' one NOW. and extract most of the
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Suusfac_tl°n Guaranteed” , will/be held on the grounds adjoining
The Mgxilmgn Drug Co_ sept. iooi in sin or chin-en funds.
The Rexall Kodak am,-° '
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GRAND PIGNIG.-A. rand cnlc
St Columbas’ Church on Tuesday
1219-9-7M3l.
BROOKHELD SERVICES--Sefvi,
Sunday, Sept. Sth, will be as follows:
`Brookileld 11 a. m. Harfsville 3 p. m.
v and Hunter River 7.30 p. m,
_ SCHOOL OPENING.-The opeiiin:
exercises of the city schools will bf
held as follows: Prince Street oi
Monday 9th Sept.; West Kent oi‘
Wednesday 11th Sept at 2p.m. Par
outs and visitors are cordially invit
_ SUNDAY SCHOOL. St_Jiimes Sun-
Tuesdsy 10th Sept.;Queen Square oi L
GET 'voun WEEK-:No suPPL|Es
A'r Joi-|NsoN AND .lot-iNsoN's,
TH: QUALITY onueeronz.
1588-9-7-M11 _
DISCOUNT.-Everyone should pay
their August electric iight bill ba-
'ore Sent-\10th. as that deze- is the
net to get a discount. 12189-'liviii
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day °school and Bible classes resume
work tomorrow after the summer
holidays.
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-FUNEnA|.`auNoAv- The in-
ierni of the inte Mrs. Alex J. McNeill
ilierbrooke will take place tomorrow"
Sunday, afternoon at 2.30 p. m.
-oLo nssiosnr oEAo.- Mi-.ii
lorris Peters an old and highly res-
iected citizen of Sumerside passed
way Thursday night at the home of
is son Mr. Joseph Peters. He was
wir 1270-9-6-M2
WELCOME NEWS.-It is pleasing
to report that Capt. (Rev.) G. A
liawson, oi the Canadian cliaplaii'
service overseas, is making a rapiit
recovery. ills voice has returned ant-
is now nearly normal. He has beeil
lnviiiided home, but the difficulties
01' ‘U‘Hl1HfD0rt make uncertain' thi
tline of his arrival.
AT ST. PETER'8 CHURCH.- The
~ Rev. Chas. De. W. White, rector ot
Summerside and the Rev. E. Ai. Har-
'  * * rls. rector of Mahone Bay will oti-
m `, "late in St. Peter‘s Cathedral tomoi-
' row in the absence of Canon Simpsoi
who has gone to Toronto to attenr
the general synod of the Church 01
England in Canada.
a e  0 pn. QLARK wEi_i_ KNOWN.-Dt
Jeremiah S. Clark, Acadia ‘9 i
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now avmedical otllcer with the Canal
_iii .ities ln India_ and oi' Mis (lifzv)
' Ifyou want to raise money for Red Cross.
Soldiers' Comforts, War Prisoners or any
other patriotic object; or if you wish to help
your Church, School or Society you can’t
possibly conceive of anything more popular
' or profitable than a Picnic.
_ Hoiman’s can supply everything nec-
essary to make your Picnic a huge success.
There's no guess work-no running around-
no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies
from Hoiman's, because we will show you
exactly when, where and how you can make
money; what to buy and what not to buy.
We have helped dozens of others make their
picnics successful in the past. We can help
you.
We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, CON
FECTIONERY, B O T T L E if DRINKS’
CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES.
CIGARS. We_can also provision your table,
.equip your booths and supply you with red-
hot selling money-making specialties.
Wiite us tor prices and particulars.
stating on what date you propose holding
your picnic. -
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THE PICTURE OF “PRINCE CHARMING” AND THA. SCA LES
' ian overseas forces. _lie is a broth-
ot the Misses Clark, Baptist misslc-'
' J. Prosser, of Canai'-il. To all wit
knew “ ~ -'
Jerry" dui ing his student da.
it is a iorgone conclusion that he i
ioing his full duty and a little mo"
than his duty, as he ministers to th
boys iii France.-Baptist Exc
RED ,cnoss socisrv-On' tt
evening of August 29th, the Nortl
Wiltshire Red Cross Society held -.
very successful ice cream festival, i
the beautiful grounds. of Mr. Mu
dock McLésn`.""iTé2i,""cotfee, cake an
ine cream were served. There was a
so it booth, *where icontlectioneri
fruit and temperate drinks ‘_ wor
sold and the good old-fashioned hors i
swing afforded a good deal of pleas
ure for both young and old. iii all, th
neat sum of $105 was realized. Thr
Society wishes to take this oppoi-
tunity oi' thanking' all, who so gene'
ously contributed cream, cake etc 0
did anything towards making thi
picnic such a success. 1281
'ih:iard's Liniment Co..{Ulnilted `
Gents,-I cured a valuable hunting
iog of mango with M'INARD’B LINI
\iENT after several veterinarigai
'rested him without doing him nl'
"ermsnent good.&
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ours, e.,
_ WILFRID GANGNL
Pimp. of Grand Central Hotel
Dr.E.C.Harris'
Eye Specialist
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‘vitli us Captain Cook is our Trans- `
' Drummond. Aug. 8. '04. _ ' -
R T  L ° -mit* _wrt Oillccr and is doing well. Lieu-
’ . . ‘ouant Blanchard (since reported
S e  _ wounded) is also with us."
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T ' ::We have handed over to an at-
'-*vo V torney a number of accounts for col-
.F________,,,”_.___ ,l _ ty -~ -. » 5---3  'ect|on. if you want to save expense,
V . _ _ g please pay ,yours at once. The store
° Mill be open to receive same 9 to 12
  >’clock a m 1 to 5 o'cIock p. m. daily
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 f .  No. 1. Jello a'ii iiavors».m ° i21MM21
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regular 10c pkgs ___
8° per pkg  -arm:
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vm 5 / »,".C'9é~;\§~,_ No. 2:-Vegetable Soup,
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wi My-~ fi, -.I No.,3. Club House Baking
 *ig ' | Powder. Regular 30c tins.
'll {-OU CA NQ r Saturday 25c per tin p
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'i years of age and leaves to mourn
esitles Mr. Joseph Peters, one step-
.on Mr. Brazil Blacquier also of
'ummerside and one daughter in
ioston. .
Mrs CL,EMElNTl'NE MCNEVILL `
The sad death occurred in Sher
-rooke early Friday morning of Mrs
‘iemenitine McNe-ill. widow oi' the late
lex McNeill Deceased was 58 years
I age and had been in ill health for
‘ost six months she leaves to mourn
wo brothers, Mr D. B. McDonald.
redefine, and Mr Stephen McDonald
niicowver; also three sons Messrs
lajor, Ronald and Peter and four
iughters Misses Stella Jessie M;arion
nd Annie to whom is extended
lncere sympathy.-L
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SRADUAILY RECUVERINE
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Mr. James Paton, M. L. A., received
letter- to-day from his son, Lieuten-
nt Rowland Paton, dated August
ith. As luis been announced, this
tllaiit young oillccr was severely
ounded_ and is now in o. Hospital in
"oiicc. He writes that lie is feeling
iriy well and is gradually recover-
g from his wounds, the one iii the
.iec being the more serious andre-
iilriiig an operatioii. In the wrist the .
rillet wont riglit.-througli, but for-
inately did not touch any of the
Jnes. The bullet has been extract-
l from the knee. Lieutenaiit Paton
:pects to be in the Hospital for a
lille longer and later on will be
ansierrcd to England, and it may be.
ivalided home to Canada. Lieuten-
nt i‘aton'S superior officer in the
Gth, writing to Mi". Paton on the 14th
E the same month pays this exceed-
igly iine tribute to Lieutenant Pa-
ni:-“On the morning of the 8th.
ie Battalion went ovei the top and
ent forward tm* two whole days with
ie `good results of which you have \
iready read. Rowland was supposed
i have stayed with the rear details
it he was most anxious to go over _
'ith the boys and evidently prevailed
pon the Colonel and got permission.
Fe was uni’ortiiiiately wounded in the
'aft wrist and left leg. I sincerely
ope the wounds 'ure not serloiisiind
rat his good services may not be re-
uired again. We have a large num-
er if rom Prince Edward Island now
STOPS THE SMART
During warm weather
_ you :nc apt to be bother-
ed with Prickly Heat.
.mil miter forms of skin .
irritation. e _
'i'o overcome such _an-»
novzince there is nothing
better than
_ Jolinson’s
Talcum Powder
irritated parts, and the
itching and smarting will
Just sprinkle it on the '
Moore & McLeod Ltd.
l .119-izi QUEEN sr. cHAni.o'i“rirrowN `
A Wonderful Advance Showing- _ 
Of Autumn Hats--Ready . »  
YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT"! O-DAY THIS -'
REALLY notable advance showing of handsome
new tail hats. The exhibit incudes some ot the
lovely new models chosen by Miss Wynne while visit-
ing the Canadian and American Millinery centres a
week or two ago:-
- BLACK AND COLORED FELTS
-SATIN FINISHED FELTS
-VELOURS . '
-PLUSHES
-LYONS VFLVET SHAPES
just such shapes as are now being shown in the smartest stores of New York'
Boston and Toronto.
Renovating The Curtain And
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- Window Drapery Section A
“RENOVA'I ING,’ is hardly the word-thc department' 's really made
over -new shelving--new counter-new fixturrs-and a wo ti rful range of
absolutely new stock. `
'l`he most attractive thing aboutthe.-‘e lovely new cu'r‘;iiii a and draperies
is that you are getting thoroughly new things at last _v'ezir_'s pri. \.-»_-.
'i`hat’s a statement that we’ii invite you to call ri d test im vouraci`i--
l\/larquisettts zinii Scrims in White ivory Ecru-$2.20 to #$11.50. '
Lace Curtains, white-85c to $4 50 pr. ' . -
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A Manufacturer’s “End of Season°»
Sale Gave us Some Really Wonder-
ful Bargains in Marquisette Curtains
IF YOU DO NOT WANT FOO MANY PAIRS OF EACH P \T |`ERN W
CAN OFFER YOU SOME REALLY ‘VO \IDERFUL BARGAINSIN `i` ii
~ We cleared out a makers odd Lot of from 3 to 6 pairs of a patt~-ro-at prices
that make it ‘possible to pass' them over to you at about a third ie~ s than reg-
ular values.
These comein scrims and marquisettes-7all nice goods Our special
prices run from $3.50t\$11.50 Will you come in to-day and see them for
yourself. _ . ’
Just Opened- Some Classy
Fall Ovei
"Classy" is a much ovérused
word-but there’s no other handy to
describe these very smart new coats.
ored to the mifute-shaped to s ay
right, .and every one of them accurate
to size.
They’ll look well till worn out.
$22.50 to $35.00 _
Men eTi s
.’ YOU KNOW IT'.a A_\lY'I`I-IING
BUT EASY to not a really hal1dSOU\Ei
"  tic :it an attractive price these
 li<~ri>, is ii iiiic we picked up the other
`.»1 tiny--iovtxiy I-.illis--ttistciiil colorings
.ind v<_*.i`y :stuart patterns.
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