Tweeds and Poiret Twills, new, smart, attractive, all will be on sale Friday and Saturday.

New Summer Coats ‘ of all Styles and Fabrics

_ Half. Price !

This clearance offer is a wonderful buying opportunity! The lovely new coats shown represent our whole stock of coats in . Poiret Twill, Charmelinp, Tricotine, and Tweeds. In colors there are black, navy and sand, as well, of course as mixed ettects in tweeds. Lovely, attractive, stylish garments, wear- able right now. _ . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., HALF PRICE

HALF PRICE

Sale of ‘Suits Silk Dresses Half Price

. . . .. HALF PRICE ettes

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Complete Clearance of o ,

Worth to $18.10

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Flat Crepes and Georg- b" -

Friday and Saturday, You’ll Buy 2 Prs. 59c Silk Hose for $1.00

This is a stocking of really remarkable value at the regular price of 59c. Friday and Saturday we’re offering an oppor- tunity for more people to get acquainted with it.

Ten new summer shades, a very excellent hose for the money—the best for the price in town.

TWOPAIRS FOR...... . . . . . . . . . . . KAYSER, FULL FASHIONED, ALL SILK, SUPPER HEE $2 for $1.75

Here's a value that we are sure you will appreciate, a ﬁnest quality pure silk, full fashioned hose, slipper heel, Chairs, Rose Taupe, Newtone, Fairskin, Beachskin and Arab. $2.00 quality for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

- Printed Cottons, 25c to 30c quality 30 and 36 inches wide .15 ﬂoral and striped- patterns. 11/; yard lengths. Yard . ..

Final clearance colored Madras 5O niches wide in plain blue or gold. Thisline must b ecleared out entirely. Week. end price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Frilled curtain with valance. The curtains .are edged with narrow colored border and valance with 3 1n. insertion of colored silk. Per Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

I Mosquito netting 36 in. wide. Suitable for summer cottag- .8 es in white only. l-'er_Yard . . . . . . . . . - ..

l‘ htl ‘l d hem titched linen huck towels, plain and color- Edlgbordesrglﬁn . . . . . . . . . 25 P.C. OFF‘

A lot oi’ leatherette runners, centres and cushion tops in at- tractive Chinese designs. Ideal for summer cottages.

25 P.C. OFF

2 Dozen “Dandies” for Men 6-? Boys

Men’s khaki moleskin pants all sizes. Pair _. . . .. - - $153 Men's black lustre coats .. . .. . . . . ._., $3.55 Clergymairs black lustre coats .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. $335 Young Men’s light weight plus fours . . . . . . . . . . . ._ $6.50 Young Men’s ﬂannel pants $4.50 to . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . $2.66 Men’s light weight tweed pants .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2150 Men’s dark grey English flannel pants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.75 Men’s flannel blazer coats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.00 Mewsplainflannelblazer coats $ .60 Boy's balbriggan combinations .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50

Boylsallwoolbathingsuits,2to6 25o Boy'ssllwoolbathingsuits,8to14 .

Boyﬁscottonbathingsuitsﬁb and .75 Bofscottonierseymnavyandred 35 Smallbofsblonsesn . . . . . . . . . . .89 Bofsbalbriggandrawers to clear

Boybooverallskhakiandred Men's Tru Knitbslbriggdn combinations . . . . . . .. . . . $1.50 Men’s nainsook combinations $1.00 Men's fancy broadcloth shirts, sepsrste collar . ., . . . “ .89 Men's sailor straw hats $1.25 Men's all wool bathing suits $2.19 Men’s cotton bathing suits .. .. . .. ...... $1.00 Men’s broadcloth shirts collar attached . . . . . . . . . . $1.19

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OI‘ AARON O. COGS- willow-TBS ems occurred. sundsy. July 14th.. in the eighty third you o! his sge. o! Aaron O. Oogswell, 1|.

f highly respected and lifelong resident oi Georgetown. He was the son or the lste James Cogswell sud Ann Osm- sron. His kindly good nature sud genisl dlspositio endured him to all with whom he csme in contact. He was closely identified with st. Davids Church. He leaves besides his widow. s brother. Rev. Dsniel o! Gloucester, England. s. sister, Mrs. Abbie McLeod of Vancouver. I nephew, James E. Cogswoll, oi St. John. N. IS. ind three stepsons.

The iunersl was held ‘rucsdsy irons his lets residence. the service being dusted by Rev. Henry Pierce,

p The pallbearers were, Messrs How- srd MacDonald. Peter Ross, John W. i McPhce, 1. E. Morrlsey. John A. Mc- liinnon and A. A. MscDonsld The ibody was interred m the United Church Cemetry. ‘ A.

.381‘. ANDREWS PBESBYTII- IAN CHURCH MONTAGUIJF-Won- derml progress is being msds by the Presbyterian Church hers. as evi- denced by the tact thst on Sunday 7th July, there tool: plsce st the Communion service the reception oi eighteen new members. spiring to see these stand beiore the large congregation and make public profession o! their faith. In s. brie! sdmonitory address to the new church members. Dr. Bruce-Williams stated thst they hsd entered s. vast and venerable community whose lite snd experience were Xocussed upon three great elements, Faith. Vision and Service. A second service oi’ deep signiﬁcance took place on Sunday lsst when the Rev. W. Bruce Muir. Charlottetown. Moderator o! the Maritime Synod o! the Presbyterian Church in Cumin. baptized twelve children. A very lsrge congrega- tion assembled for the Bsptismll service and thrilled to the inspira- tlon o! this sicrcd rite snd to Mr. Muir's protound sermon. At the evening service Mr. Muir preached sgsln to s lsrge congregation and his sermon will give an added ins- petus to the determined progress oi the congregation in sll its depart- ments.

PERSONALS

..'Miss Conway. Rollo Bay. rec- ently visited Georgetown-A.

..'R.ev. D. P. Crokzn. Fort Augus- tus recently visited Georgetown.-A.

. . ‘Mrs. Campbell Mary. Newport. Georgetown-A.

and daughter recently visited

..'Mrs. Fay and daughter. Agnes Newport. recently visited George. towns-A.

..’Ml.ss Marie McLeod. Upton re-t 69ml? visited Georgetown the guest o! her cousin, NettieWslken-A.

~94“! Mil’ Renton. Charlotte- WVII ll 5991161118 the summer 1'- Georgetown-A.

..'Dr. Grant and son, Earl. Mon tlgue. motored to Georgetown re' entlyn-A.

..'Mrs. Gsudet and Ismlly. Gnu. lottetown are visiting friends in Georgetown-A.

..'Mrs. Jones McPhec and sister. Miss Minnie Walker, U. S. A. ree- ontly visited Gsorgetowrt-A.

--'MLss Mamie Power. Mrs, pa"; and Mr. Jerome Power. motored to Georgetown reoentlyn-A. .

..'Miss Ohrlstius Campbell. Prim- rose is visiting in Georgetown the Iulst of rm. Joseph MscPhea-A.

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. .‘Mr. Jsmss Edward Cogsweli and {sully o! Saint John. N. B» were in Georgetown, sttondlns the tuners] of the 1m Asron Oogswell. A.

"Miss Glsdys MacDonald re-_ turned to her homo in Georgetown sitar visiting in Olnrlottstovm, the ﬂllﬂ 0! he! Aunt. Mrs. Mom, A.

mam. Molsue and daughters. heown. N. S. are visiting in ﬂoorgotown the guest oi their cous- P- lﬁ- Isnlsmln Stewart-A.

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..'M.rs. Fraser and children. Chor- lottstown srs visiting in George-‘ town. the guest of her parents. Mr.

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..'Mv. James Mclsnc. Bear Riv-

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..'Mrs. Dr. Toombs sud dsughtn Miriam. Mount ltowsrt are visiting In Georgetown the guest d’ Mrs. womb‘: dsughtsr. llrs. Stewart-A.

mum ram’ Dort sad daught- ss-sﬂlfrsnton. N. 9.. m visiting in

m. Ill} Uhsster Wllkerp-A.

‘nu illnssso! Mrs. Barry Waugh. wumm vsuoy is dﬂply rosrsud b!

er is visiting in Georgetown. the ‘ guest of Capt. and Mrs. Fitzgerald

guest a their‘ cou-

ber rainy Moods sad ndshbmm.

the ensuing you" m.“ Cullen ma; by her successiul college career shsll

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A number oi ciiissns irom New An- nsn lrsvsilsrs Nest. snd Wilmot Vslloy were among the number in lununsrslde lsturdsy evening. '

w. Nelson Owen, Hamilton. was s ncont visitor to New Annsn.

m. sud 1m. leott Mctdurdo. Mrs. ﬁll Waugh. North Dedodue we. Glov. Myers sod dsushhrl Myrtle and can, Oslssry. were visitor: w New Amen ‘ﬂlundsy evening.

Mr. Mold! ldhunnln. Dedequs. wss s recent visitor to Wiimot vu- M.

m. Bu?! Wsulh. Wilmot Nelle! wls in the city ‘thunder.

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be: conditions is much lmllfoyvsd. We en's Institute Ooovsntioaiadhcriottol sincerely hops to soc an restated to i

s ﬁrst clsss cortitlcstesnd Judging ‘Lou m,“

be “up to ths mark." in the school '

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is on an extended visit with friends in

The dsy bi the New Annsn races is not isr sway now. This dsy has never yet hilcdJ large and appreciative sudlsnce snd no body. young or‘ old should miss this year. u it promises to go many points better thsn ever. The specious grounds and the "pro- gramme o1 ‘the r dsy" invites all to come.

Mrs. Hubert McNsill and Mr. Ed- win McNoill. ‘nsvsllers Nest. were visitors to the Cspitsl.

Mrs. Mclldurdo. North ledsqus, is spending s iew days witunc: daugh- ter, Mrs. Jsmss Msrohbulk.

m. he; Woolloy. North Sedeque. INN Willy smrnoon in New An- m‘.

Ill ldith Cameron. ‘grsdusts hi!" ll Inmdlos s nmubor o! dsys eta-duty in Willa-wt Volley. , "

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