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Passenger Steamer
Leaves Ch'town for St. John’s--18th July, Sth August, 22nd August.
Leaves Ch’town for Montreal-28th July, 12th August, 30th August.
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THE SEA-BREEZE HOTEL,
' GEORGETOWN
Opens Wednesday, July 13th atonesp.
in., serving dinners, teas, afternoon
teas and ice-cream_ '
Take a holiday and attend this _op-
ening. This new hotel is delightfully
ituated on the water edge., has large
airy rooms and all modern conven-
iences. ' _
Motoring, and boating parties _ac-
commodated. Fishing, boating and
picnicing excursions ari1anged_ Loc-
ation affords guests unsurpassed op-
portunities fori boating, bathing and
fishing. _
M. J. Macdonald, Proprietor
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- Spray! Spray! Spray!
We Csn’t Sell all the Sprayers so We
0iily Sell tlie Best g
_   SPRAMDTORS
These machines are brass throughout. Made by a
Canadian Firm who have made a specialty of this line for
- over 30 years. The only outfit made that will _withstand
Bluestone solution and furnish' ample pressure for 12 noz-
T zlel. We have them in Hand or Power. A catalotlllll and
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Prices furnished for the asking.
l Also stocked with Paris Green. Arsenats of Lime,
Arsenate of Lead, Bluestone of highest quality.
1 Gill & Lantz '
ture is a mystery.
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office Sourls, Wednesday, July 13
from 10 to 5.
..fTWO CARLOAD8 OF TDOIIDS
ontague. _glaper just received, Wholesale and
..°cnoPs i.ooKiNc we|_i._ns
wonderful how well the grain crops
INK l’1Cius.it‘t!r:ing fthe prolonged
‘1|`¢l\l&ht. Where they get the mois-
-.*A FULL LINE OF Iiergers
Pai-is Green. Arsinatg ol' Lead.
l.hne_ and Blustune. Wiiolesulo iinfl
Retail. Poole et Thompson. Ltd.
_...*TEACHER8 RETAINED -
Mir, Peters, ct’ l-isriiiunville school
No. 25. und Miss Mlalnnls, of Rock-
barru school, here both been rotniii-
ed for another year. The supple-
ments in each casa being $100.
..*IN THIS YEAR of lizht hay
'rop, lit is good ti: sec an odd field
UD to average, Mir. Angus J. .Vic-
Vanish. linrmlony Junction. has a
t. '- . _‘ . '_
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wo fields of hay. firm and ser ond
- 0D. tli‘at's excellent.
..'COME.T0 THE Montague
Social Wednesday, July 1'ith for the
lienerit of the New Union Church
builriinll. The best time ever. Casi-
no Orchastrzi in their latest jazz
selection. A prime treat. Our fum-
oiiis ?nnriy McGregor will introduce
ii ti '
s vorite songs. You are all in
vited and expected to come. Special
occoniodation for auto parties. Sup
per served from 5 p. iii. Pooles
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\'hari`, Lower Montague.
..*FOR S-ALE, BUSINESS AND
HOUISE-A lime iiinnufacttirlng
plant estnblislied three quarters of
1 century iind 9. niodern eight
‘com cottage, outbuildings, orcli~
ard etc. Right in the town of
Montague. Also ten acres or land
beautifully lloca-ted on the Monta-
gue River, and within one mile of
the town. Apply to Mrs`. llelen
Peardon. Montaigne, P.' E. Island.
Grand 'lea Party
AT ST. MARGARETS ON WED-
N ESDAY, JU LY 20TH
in Aid of St. Margaret’s Church
Building Fund
The lea will be held near the site
oi the burned buildings and visi-
tors, while enjoying all the refresh-
ments and" nmusements usual on
uch occasions will have an oppor-
tunityol' seeing" not only the ruins
of the church., parncliial hofise and
other buildings, but also, in the
siirroiintliin-_g country the clitirred
rema.inB=of what was once ii beiiu-
litul forest. _
Come one,`come nil. En.l0y 41 £1000
day's outing and help a most wor-
hy~oause.. ` _-
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Just Like Kids
are older folks when
Strawberry.
Ice Cream
Is brought in.
"THE TASTE"
tells old and young alike. '
,We don't need to say It's
"delicious" and "pure" and
“made from rest cream"
n’everythIng so long as
THE TASTE TALKS
Central. Creameries
Wholesale Only
t`.h.\rtottetown
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Chmottetown ,
Fire, tile. Accident Sicksess get Plate
‘ Glen lsisnsee ei Lewest fini. a
Geal Stresg, Steel Cespssies
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..*TEACl4ER WANTED FOR
Brudenell School. Second class.
Supplement_$75.00. Sid li/lclntyre
Secretary. Brudenell.
....°THE LADIES of the Christ-
ian L‘hurch,'_ Montague, will hold
their annual ice cream social on
the church lnwn on Thursday even-_
ing. July 14th. ~
..~sHEnw|N wi|.i.|A|v| paint
.-\ complete assortment just rec-i\‘-
ed.» Call. or ,write for prices and
color cttrds. Poole S; Tilioinpson,
Ltd.
..* 'EARLY HAYING _ The hay
crop is between two and three
weeks earlier -than usual. Timothy
is after shedding its first blossom,
premulturely, no doubt. `
..'THE LADIES of the Christ-
inn Church, Montague, will hold
tncir annual ice cream social on
the church lawn on Thursday even-
ing .lilly 14th.
..~coL6N‘e|. wAi.Tz is pretty
bl'eezy,"nud you all remember what
Zue Baiighman was at Charlotte-
town last Fall. Well come to Ken-
sington on the 20th and see them
hit it off.
.,..*T,HE FISHING SE»`.:8N along
the North shore of Kiug's County.
has proved very satisfactory. The
packers had thc traps taken aslio.-e
the 241 and .:5th,nnd sid off the
he taken. The fish are apparently
‘iecoming exha-usted as there were
no real big hauls taken during the
season. The fishermen and the
packers would be well advised
to suspend for at least three yeaia
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::AN OIL WITHOUT ALCO-
HOL.-Some oils and many medi-
cines have hat.-e alcohol as n pro-
minent ingredient. A judious ming-
ling of six essentials oils compose
Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, and
there is nolzilcohol in it, so that the
effects are lasting. -
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Ml|\erd's l.luI»us-nt for Dumlrufl
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E .\ STER N I‘l‘."RSON.'\ LS
'..*‘Mr. H. 'E. McVarish of Har-
mony Junc_tion has arrived homo
..*Mrs. Harold McDonald, Toron
to, is visiting her mother Mrs, Mc
Laren, Georgetown. A.
..°Mrs. Wessley Gordon_ Bos-
ton, is visiting her sister-in~la\v
Mrs. W. Leslie, Georgetown. A.
_,.*Ml!ss Pi Gillis, ii recent P. W.
C. graduate, has been engaged to
teach in -Charnwood school.
..*Peter Gillis. Clinrnwood, has
completed the new bridge of Hen
e_v's Brook, for which he was con-
tractor.
..'Mr. James -Brown. i'zir-ni m:in~
a-get for Jos. D. Miollsiiac. lobster'
o1\.cker_ Roclrbarrii. returned, Mon-
dny, from ii holiday trip, South.
wlhioh he greatly enjoyed.
_.*..\/iessrs J. -B. McDonald and
Austin iMl:1Don\a|.d. of iilockbarra.
who has been lobster fishing for
.\/lr. Leo Gillis, Hope River. return-
ed to their homes the past week.
..*’i`he John McPhee, (Brewer)
i’-arm has been purchased by n neice
and nephew, in Boston, mother
and sister of Mr. Pius McLean, of
the P. E. l. R. R., Harmony Junc-
tion.
...'.Mrs. J‘A. Cunningham. Kin-
kora, Miiss .Miarthn McCarthy, Mr.
and Mrs. Herb ~Siiinot. and Mr. Jus;
tin McCarthy, Morell, motored to
Iona, Sunday in tlhe latter's new
con. while there they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm
Mooney.
..*Among the_visltors to George-
town this week weredvlrs. Condon.
McDonald Elteele Mrs. Ja-mes Fay
and dough-ter Agnes. Mir. Jack Mc-
Eachern, Sourls. Mrs. Lewis, Cnr-
Perth and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mor-
. hy . I
men at a pre war price, galil to li'e|lr`»tvli. ‘There was a full class 01|
about $2 Del- Cwyq Oman average 'conipetiitors in every event and the\
The weather all through June was'li@€Il@-_“Ill ll1l€\\‘9Sl WHS <llSI>lf\Y@l-I I-li'
unfavorable. In the four weeks untliirlllicaiillnls and Spectators. The
mom than two hams a week could fvent -which excited the greatest
ani! give the fish chance to multi-I
ply
..'KlNG BRAZILIAN still in hal
game and going strong. He is get-
ing old but is awful tough. They
iion‘t want to make it split 'heats
at Kensington on the 20th. and not
take lilm into consideration ,becau-
se lie wasn't born tired.
-O'Leary Boy is coming froni
O'[.eur_v und Patricia Aubrey from
Einisduie and all the boys ure com-
ing to cheer them on at Kensington
on the 20th. _» '
....*THE ST COLUMBIA TEA 0l'l
Wednesday was -ii great success
considering the present financial
stole of t-'he country. The day was
apparently. “made to order," beau-
tiful siinsliine with a cooling breeze
The parish turned out in support of
the tea with lieurty good will. The
nuinlwrs from adjoining parishes
was 11m. -",ir-go. (‘ongrat.ulations.
Father Ilrsoncy. _
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~ ..*SUCGE~S°SFUL TEA. The
(`r.mliined tra -part_v and sports held'
in Georgetown on Tucsrlay, July'
='»ih in aid rlf the liiiililing Fund of
it. James (`iiurcli was a deciiieri
s\|.r~r'<=.ss in every wav. There wnsl
n good crowd’ln iili,r>n.lam-o and
everyone expressrrl _liinisolf as well
plenserl with the entortainnient pro-
vided and _e.=.peclail.V wltli the
dainty but substantizil meals serv-
ed by the ladies of the .parish All
the old ten purty attractions con-
sisting of sw-intl. 'wheel of fortune,
howling alley. Bill Bailey. curiosity
shop and many new ones were in
full ,swing so that young and old
had ample opportunity for recrea-
tion and en]nymemt..\lo part of the*
entertainment was more thoroughly
enjoyed than t'he excellent ,pipe
music furnished by Mir. Dunciiu
McDonald. lt was marvellous to
see how sober eyes grew bright
and stiffy points supple. under the
niwgic influence of "The Cock o’ the,
Nortli." The athletic progra_ninie‘
was carried through without nl
interest was the Tug-of-War -bei
tween teams representing George-
town and Newip-;~nt. 'l`-he ,l_”;tter`
aggregation won in two hard pulls!
'ind gave a splendid exhibition of
what training and team work wilil'
do. Following is it list of events
with their winners: Broad Jumrp,
distance 17 feet. 1 inch hy J.|
(‘hevcrrie,, Sotirls. High Jump. dis--I
tance 5 feet, 3 inches, D. McLean;
Ile Gros .\ilil'sli. 100' Yard Dash!
(linen) John Campbell, Newport.
100 yard dash tiboys under'12) E.
Fraser. Souris_ _’I`hrc'wing Ham-
mer, dvlsitance 88 feet. 4 inches. MJ
Steele, Newport. Putting Shot, dis»
lance 35 ferr 1 inch, S. Jolin.~zori,|
Georgetown. Exhibition of Putting!
Shot distance 43 feet mv \\'iiii. Mr-
.i.eain, De Gros Marsh. William .\i\c-
Lean, De Gros Marsh, elm-inpion
liainmer thrower for the lslziiiil
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'I`o kccp your Face powder on, use
Ilirrwillii. N/\ toiichilitr iip iill thc
time to prcvoiit your. nose- and incr-
from sliinirig. _-\ dlp in thi- nrt-nn.
perspiration. hot sun and wind have
no effect on it. instantly bcniitiflcn
the T-oiiiplcxion. A single application
proves it. .-\Il ilrii;:`u’i.~its rci`iiiiii thc
mont-v if it fnils. J. G. .lnmic.~4ou.
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THE REXALL STORE 
For nine days only, a full-size I
cake of Kienzo 'Toilet Soap
FREE with each purchase of
the new, large family-size
tube of Klenzo Dental Creme.
KLENZO TOILET SOAP is
pure, cleansing and soothing
to the skin. Gives a thick
Ucreamy Iather and has the
deep-woods scent of pines.
KLENZO DENTAL CREME
makes your teeth white. and
shining, eieanses the mouth
and leaves a wonderful cool
i feeling. This new, giant tube
contains enough Klenzo to 2
for nearly four month!-
SATURDAY. JULY 16TH
This Economy Offer is good
up to and includino Saturday
the 23rd but no later. Lay in
a supply. Orders filled by
phone. Make sure of yours 'oy
buying early.
H. J. MABON
Prescription Druggist and
Optometrist
Montague
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