“ If you will mail ue specifications F of your Home we would be pleased * to give approximate estimate of g cost for the material you will use.

Don’t Put Cff Buying Paint Any Longer

People have been putting off buying their paints expecting lower prices hut each yearthe prices have advanced and it is more than possible that prices will be higher than ever next year, due to very material zidv-ances, in paint oils, turpentine, drier and every ingred ient that goes into the composition of paint. Don't put off buying

paint one (lay-one hour "do it now.

RELIANCE PAINT is the purest materials by a reliable experience. By eliminating the cost tlsing. combined with our immense

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One gallon

Guaranteed Pure House Paint

made especially for us from only manufacturer with fifty year! of of travellers and expensive adver- purchasing power. we are enabled

to make you a saving of from 4O to 6O cents pcr gallon on this high atﬁqucu grade paint. It is true economy to order Reliance Paint.’ Regular co

.- . lors - . Per Gallon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .4$5.25 '/2 gallon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.75 V; gallon .. . . . $1.40 White am,‘ High Colors. Per Gall on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 85.60 V, gallon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.85 ‘A; gallon . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.50

covers 400 square feet two coats,

capacity that can be used

SPECIAL VALUE

Protector Brand Paint is

pIi-tely protect the surface lroni decay as it forms a hard weather-resisting coat. While it is hot pure as our Guaranteed Rella nee House Paint it is never- theless a paint we can recommend. When applied accord-

lrlg todirections it will not_.crack, peel or blister. One gallon will cover 300 Square fccl two coats. ~

ilpilt‘ blue, bull‘, pi-zi Ljfﬂvll, light ilrab, pure grey Hlllll‘, iliirlrolivi‘ ziiiil icrru collil. For ililllml» 52-35 '_/|__>‘l.{;lllllll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.45 Lygrillim , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. B00 \\'. it. (lri-i-u and while . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .., . . . . . . .. 3-10 ‘I.’ . 1.60

a paint of good coloring in side or outside. lt will com-

composed of as

llolman’s Prepared Paint

Holmaiﬂo Prepared Paint is manufactured especial- ly for use on barns, boats and fences. With increas- cd'co5t of lumber. it is clear economy to protect the building against the elements with a 900d Plesellfa‘ tive, and l-;olman"s Prepared Paint supplies the ‘"- gredients that servo as a sure protection. lt' impre- gnates all kinds of wood if"! I8 a 905m"! PPM"- tlon against decay .. One salion covers 30° 5q~ fee! —-two coats. Colors brightimd “a” “d. brown and

i . Shingle Stain

Water will not penetrate shingles coated with this stain, rendering them prac- tically lmmune from decay.. Stain is casily applied. A shlnﬂll roof coated with this stain will last twice as long. Gallon covers 150 square ft.

-- . ..Colors brown yellow _ one coat in sganon can“, p“ 93L“ and red. ln S-gallon cans. p" Bing“ “anon _ _ _ _ __ _$2_35 Pcrgallon.... .. Pcr half gallon .. . . . . . .. . $1.25 Per Quart . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .70 Pao-Psr °|1Q.g;|||gn n" _, $145 PBZ-Samc as abovci colors light slate, stone and green. ' . v .

S-gallon can per . . . . . . . . .. $2.45 pso-sfxlégﬂlf’ i:‘-:""'erq'°;|""°n' 1qallon...... .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .35 p" ‘um; P 9 (65 y, Gallon . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l gallon $2.55 '1“ J ~ - ~ - - ‘ - - -- $- Ouart . . . . . . .. .75

R 'l' so olman litd °“°‘”‘-"‘ 8‘ ' - . Sumiiiersiile.

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Wlvednesday, June 9th. at Sinclair's

‘David Watson,

Tniligus

FOO-Q-OO¢>O%O O-OQ-O-O~OQ

TASHIUNS FUR GANADIANS

§§§O©§OQ©O C§§Q+

any rh. _ice look as well after the‘ blousi- has been laundered as ll did - before, and ripping the embroidery off lit-fore every tuhblng is u time» wasliiii: process. However. llfls lypi- of lriinuiing is certainly Olf- loiislvely" used, not. only on cotton blouses for women but on dross r.

R1100.

ski-lrh LilltlWS il lilousi- iniidc of similar fabrics for child- illili may lii- Wllfil us Zl our lilll- run,

Iil‘lli('l(, llll‘ miiti-riiil umil 'l‘h.; ivool jersey cloth blouse is helm; liliirit iiuliu. or llll‘ difllllill’ vvry prziillriil and smart and may vi-sl of laili- grin-ii (icorgi-tie wltIi lake tnc place of a sweater. in malt-him. culls ii.;iy lli‘ llililfillPll. (lo-signing thcso wool jersey models, Hivilv: i 1i Iirriilwll)‘ IIFPHH)’ Hlilirill‘ yiirn embroidery iinil deep yiirn

'l'hi- vi-si is i-uihriiiilt-rvil iii fringe are popular decorative colors in a simple touches. ‘

various hriizlu iii-sign uilh heavy silk floss. 'l'_'li-‘:i~ long :illlllf‘l\'.$ Jll‘l‘ lll liil-‘Ih

an i-Xivii rut ing up ll

yet. has lost. its curly chnrm.

toilet-i oi r-lllllil underblnuiio.

An flllVilllCll filll slyli‘ nnlr Offers izuggesllim for fasten? satin of tziffrtii blouse that is too good to throw away and

qho

of the fall slyleii in blouses featur- us ii lmliro or Eton Jacket of cm- broidcrcil tionrsolte worn ovi-r ii

fnvdr :.|:,iiin llllw‘ .; '.~'I1ll and of roursi runny fnlirii-s ill"' "lll|ll(l_\'l‘fl. Among the VI'I‘_\’ flillllli" Hllﬂf‘? motl- i-ls fll',‘lj1lli'.fl fiir very Wilflll day's. lizilisli anil orgziiiily .ir-- ‘uu fiilirim murh in PVlilPlIVi" Illlil :i llivorlli» [Fllllllllllll l.~- riillivr illJl‘ =lv<- inutifi:

lll iron]. 'l'|ii- ii-"e (ll ll'i\\'_Y

ll . rue." ‘i if; H I

In Aévhi,

Satin ‘Emock With Georgette Vest

RH £11 PqATiSE and Cuff.

T.S D|SEPC ‘Ill l

l wool f :iil;roiilr-y,i' on sheer cotton is not practical, as ll cun uevor by

inolilentliilly, ll. is’ agreed among design n-s that fallblouiioa genomi- Lv will be very simply trimmed snrl that LZIHKPOIIS fnbrlirs, such as hrociulrs, hiillk effects, Oriental prints, (‘him-so crnpes. elcx, will have sironl-I approval.

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OUT OF THE MOUTHS OFJBABES ..

. ncle Jack, why din-s money hiirii n hole ln some men's |iiii'ki~ls'!" l'ni:le Jack-‘ilt must he llﬁlcilllilﬂ it's so lint, little pal."

lillllo llohhye~"Tho money so

. hot? And ltl that wiuqiiieyiiipn u?"

Big 7-MIIe Rood Rees here Do- minlon Day... Bee Examiner for particulars, _ _ _ , _,,

‘gramme which they llstuieil to dur-

‘i

I

>_¢... ,,. f;

i ...i' y, ' 1,... ,.. >1’;

esterii UhifdlM ‘nc-“IT PAY! to Bey h thlis Prov!

-—8HOP FROM HOLMANW cata~ IOB- 9045-5-22 ti.

--srnono' watt rtsvonso TEA at Sinclair's on Wednesday, June 9th., only 45 cents per pound‘ 9333-li-T2l.

—WOMEN'8 KID OXFORDQ worth $5.00 selling on Thursday, June 10th., at $3.89 a pair. Sinclair l‘: Stewart Ltd. 9333-6-7-21

» -—HAND PICKED " BEANS at. Sinclair's on Wednes- day, Juno 9th. only 8 cents per pound. 9333-6-7-2l.

WHITE i

—54 INCH ALL WOOL BOTANY SERGE, worth $6.25 selling on for $3.95 per yard. 9333-6-7-21.

—MEN'S TAT! GRAIN WORK BOOTlSi. Regular $6.75 on sale Thursday, June 10th., iii. $4.93 ii pairjSinclziir & Stewart Ltd. 9333-6-7-21.

—PURCHASED_ HORSE- lllr. returned to St, John, N. B.. Thursday morning with a splendid pair of coacll hor- ses purchased by him yvhlle on the Island.

—OSTREA lN.—The zitcunier Ostrea and crew of the Fisheries Department, now guarding‘ the

on Thursday-H.

--GROW POTATOES with high izrade Nitrate of Soda, Acid pboi pbato and murlato of Potash thi kinds that give the most plant food for the least money. For sale bi Austin A. Scales; Messrs. A. llorui and 60., Summorsido.

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-GOE8 wESTs-Mr. John W. lliill, Summerslile, a prosperous farmer, who sold out his business here this spring, left-this work for (‘algary where he intends lo n» side for the fllll|l'l.‘.*‘lI.

l-—THE FULL was: Ad. of Messrs iSinclair & Stewart Ltd. S‘Sldv, which appears in this issue is well worth tho attention of our readers. llarypiins. can certainly l)l' looked for on l)-i!iiii~ Days iiiul this l-‘irm ls noted for doing just as they advertise 9336.

—HOME IFOR BU'RlAL.—~The hotly of the into Jacob Goodwin, formerly of Wellington, who illrii iit Providence, it. l., last fall and i-xpircled here on Monday last, did not arrive till ‘Thursday morning. lt was conveyed to Union Corner (Yemetery where interment has since been made.—-H.

—HIGHLY RESPECTED LADY DEAR-The death oceured Friday morning at the home of Mr, Ffpﬂpr. ick J. E. Wright, Summersliie. ol Miss Emma Ilcustls, aged 64 yours, after a lingering illness of psruly. sis. The funeral service took plum- Saturday from Mr. \Vf‘lghl‘_\; r051. ilrncc, iii two o'clock for inlcruiunl iii ‘Scarltown Cemetery, Rev. Mr. Rice Officiating.

--I~ HOSPITAL FOR TRElAT- MENT.——Mr. ‘Paul Arscnaull, ex soldier, who has spent a couple of ivcrks ill his homo hcrr, left. on Vl/crliicstlay on return to (lamp Hill Hospital for further treatment l0 his font, the lenders of which have been broken with gun shot. ‘Mr. Arsensull expects to spend lhree months more at the hospital bcfort he will be (llS(‘.llﬂl'K0tl.—<l*l.

—-WELCOME .VlSilT0»RS.~Mr. iinil Mrs. 'l‘homas Turner who have been residing ln (Tcssforil, AltlL, for about tt-n years. iirrlvcd hero this week. sonn- time, was cared for on lhu

Wm. l1 ‘Turner, (Yliviiry, who h; ii ifilllllffl nurse iiuil wont West about thrri- works ago to escort lhc aged hiily home. The trip home was very successful iii-i Mrs. Tur- ni-r, Sr., was well looked iillt-r, her condition seeming to hnprﬂvu every iliiy on the homo ll'lp. Mr. iinil MPH. 'I‘urncr went to O'l.e:i.r§ wliero they will likely roiiialii.~ll.

-—-FINE SHOWlNG.—-A spit-mild program consisting oi‘ solos, ihiets, rocltiitions and mandolin music by the music pupils of Nolre Dame (imivont. was thoroughly enjoyed by the pari-niii iind friends of the pupils ll] Summerslde s low even- ings ago. Pinch number Wail r-x- copiloiinlly well rendered hy those lnklug part, from tho smallest chllil who hail to stand lo ri-ach llll‘. piano. lllt‘ grown ups. showing the splendid work and skill Ilﬂfl the pntlcnce put forth! hy lhi- teacher. After the progrmmne llcv. J. J. Mac- Donald, snil Rev. Dr. ‘MoLvlliin, reclbr of St. Dunstiin's University. cordially thanked the good sister and pupils for the splendid pro-

ins the evening, Father MacDon- ald expresiplng his regret that such s progrsmete was nos enjoyed by ii greater number of people, so that

South Shore fisheries, was in port .

Mrs. ’l‘urni-r, an lnvaliil for »

trip by hcr iliiughtcr-lirhiw, Mrs. .

.1, F-l . . _ w; . . ‘ . , .

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119 12

are all

Fedora Toyo .

black‘ band. Just weather. Price

yLith fgancy band a

Youths’

Saturday

trimmings, rose, gr

neres one of

These suits

serges etc.

This assortme

tines silk lined c0 silk vest front; wo

newest. oifer them at

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-—24 BOOT LACES FOR 19 CENTS iit .Sinclulr‘s* on Dollar rillytiq 9Il‘.i1i~li~7-2i.

-—A FlSljlﬂﬁ PARIY- A few of our promlhcnt; down town bus» lnesii men ‘lflcludltig‘ two well known physicians started on a fishing trip, which uovor malurcil, us they wished to out down tho galsnlltio hlll~byv using giisloss gaso- line, consequently slaying iit the bottom 0f a very stoop hill for the rest of tho dtiy. >

. —PAINFUL .ACCIDENT.—- Mr. James ‘ll. McDonald met. with ll very painful accident last Thurs- dny morning wlillc shlngllng on tho liiirn of Mr. COllll Mt-Doniilit, Slivr brooks. the staging gave way Mr. McDonald fell about forty feet nnil was rendered unconscious. The un- fortunate man was curried to tho house where medical aid wits -lm- modlateiy summflﬂell. U90" 9X‘ miiiniiiiun n was found 1101101105 wore broken. Mr.

those ln town could sci an insight on the work bolngjsught in this convent. _ " 3 _ ' .. ‘

now resting easy.

‘ 4

3.75 Smocks l$

. Ladies’ and Misses’ smocks in Indian Head and linen. Colors white, with colored

On sale Saturd 1y .

Voile Blouses 1.50

A fine range of white and colored voile blouses, new stlye. Special . . . . $150

Women's $87 $59

Suits are

gains we have offered you yet.

beautifully made, they come in fine all wool cloths, mostly with insert vest, trieotines,

Worth t0 $87.00 selling for .. iii-Wilt)

W0men’s $69 $

Suits are

lovely new models"all in the very latest cuts. There are wool gaberdines and trico-

Womeifs $59 $ Suits are

These are nearly all fine all wool serges in navy blue or black. The coats are all silk lined. The styles are all of the very The values run to $59.00 and we

hornets tliojiillrs have

[MOORE a; McLEOD LIMITEF‘

Charlottetown

1 Queen Street

Every man . wants a new

Straw Hat

the new models

ready

White Toyo Sailor with but-k band, lightweight hot weather hat at . . . . We'll’

hats with fancy ribbon

band and full crown with curled brim,

the thing for the warm $3.00

Men's Toyo Fedora, very fine weave

_ $1.50

A splendid showing of men’s Sennits in

fancy pleat and smooth Sennits ranging in pyicgs $3.50, $1.50. $5.00 and $15-00 "It'll

White. Fedora Toyo hats, straight leaf with light fancy band. This is something new in boys’ hats and very nifty. Price

_ _ $75.25

een. Worth up to $335- . $2.01) .

the most tempting bar-

are all new—they are

nt of suits includes some

ats, most suits have the rth to $69.00 for llilil-iiil»

$ l5.00

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—BOARD OF TRADE-Tho reg~ irliir monthly meeting of the Ilouril oi‘ ‘Frziile was hclil in the Town llzill 'l‘hu:iilay i-vcning iiii.i ivas Vﬂfy largely attcnileil. Mr. W. J. Llrlsloiie prcsiilcil. 'l‘lie rlilcl‘ qucsiioti discussed was lhi- receiv- iniz of this ‘American Press Assoc.- lallon, which comes to lhi- lsliinil Juno 12th. Thp reports of tho dif- fcrenl. committee; were read and highly iipproveilhof. The board ex- presses their gratitude of the lu- liikcn in their oirpaclfy as members of tho who have extensive pliiua already Ladies Entertainment Committee perfected to ms-ke the American ladies iit homo in 5'Sldo. The piirty will he conducted by clirs from Bordon, will visit tho different lnx ranches ‘en route, arriving ln S'S|i|i~., they will .bo welcomed hy the Mayor at the Post ofllco and iirmory after which a light lunch will he served to the ‘ladies, following they will be piloted through the dif-

Mvnoiihid “lﬂ“ﬁ§lltt~‘lltltf0ﬂ'il1td tllen-Q-tllﬁll‘

train when they will lesve for

a

36 inch Marquisette Saturday 20c

I White and cream marquisetts o6 ins. ivitle. Saturdzrv special . . . . . . . . . .‘-’ill'- Hi-

Sutur-

White Muslin, colored borders, _ ‘£50 yd.

day special

Saturday Specials from , Whitewear Sale

Ladies’ fine white cotton (lrawcrs all sizes. Special illit- Ladies’ fine cotton tinderskirts with 0r without sleeves. Selling Special ii for it'll"

Special line of corsets made oi‘ fincuivhitc coutil. These corsets are costing two titty zit the factory. Selling special Saturday lor trill“

Special lot New Hats 1-2 price

Special line of ladies’ summer hats this year’s styles, in all colors, selling at hall’ price. W0men’s and chihlreirs Toyo panama hats eXtlﬂ good (piality. Special . . . l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9*“-

Of 50c

Flowers

Special line of silk and volt-vi

iloircrs worth to $1.50. Saturday special . . . . . .- cm“

‘('ll'if)\4'll. 'l‘wii nf the lriliinilki .\lr. (ii-iirii" “ml” host Scottish Pipers Iiuvo l)l‘('ll invrslili- l‘l'i‘t'|lll.\T 1i""l'l i-iil-(iiltt-il in rsi-ori lhv h.ii"'.i‘ lruiu iiriiiiil (‘hvvrolii Iulllliili m“ m, liorili-ii lo Siiliiiu Mi-wsrs lilit .inil llllllilihr-Y‘ Si“

incrshlo. —BUDDING GERANIUMS p.iii-

sli-r. seedlings, tomato plants. Will-

iams the florist. 3] (b “'- l“ slwmlm“

, , | -» inrii hi __MR_ AND MRS-I'll ARCH“ prnptrty niil oi"! '

~il_ blllil llnrillni: iiniiiiiiiii-i» ilic cnirluzc‘ ___ mcnt of their ilaiiglitcr Evelyn ,'_— n ‘iinimP Blanche ll) Mr. Wlllhiiu (‘lioslcy Mr‘ n‘ " “MILO.

tiltlt‘, li-fl on 'l'hi|rs<l:i_i' l" M‘ Wi-slvlllc, N. o‘. t" =\-“‘-“ or, Mr. ll. ‘ii. .\lo1'1' hi-i-n uwiirilcil llll‘ "“""‘l erection of‘ a it. t‘. pluccw~ll.

—’l‘lii~ Nfliiscs (‘iirrli- (iruily and "' '“ Mark's (‘hurt-h of Ki-nsiiiiz: in ‘Mill .\lr. illlltll '\- miwP-"IL visiting In Miirgiito. llll‘ uni-sis of W';|5]||nglﬂll,\\‘l|l) is vi» l» Mr. iiiiil Mrs. J, W. Woiiilslile. ti-r Mrs. N. .\lll1'l";l|‘lilil‘l‘{'q‘ k . day, llffﬁlllplllllPll h)‘ ~ r" of

ltolivrlsnn, Si. lilleunors, niiirriiigi- to iiikc plat-c qujclly- ln June. liilil? ..

\VESTEl|i.N PERSONALS

-—-Mcssrs. l’. Nollignu llllfl Ffilllfilll lftllf‘, t0 llliliilll m" f-hf-‘Iinghp NPlllKllfl nl‘ Si. Louis, A Johnson Donald Collrlll" “lllhrm of 'l‘ll;nliih, iiluilcnls ul Si. lhm- daughters liiivi-s ‘ina m" stairs Ilnlvi-rsliy, lliltititrl] through course. Wlilli- iih-*;.Ork_

vlall Boston. 3"“

Summorslde, enrnulo tn their homes r N of Full; and other ll l" ~

for the summer holidays.

" . . i» --(‘,apl. tilsoii ...r llaiikriiil H". ivvrk

. . . . non town lirokini: iiiii-i his l“ _ l$lllﬂ

lil"'.lll§ i‘) illl

lsofl, iriw h ' pl lot ll‘ (‘hurt-h at l