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The Schooner ‘Jean-I’. Anderson"

~ l. new Misha’ a verso oi American Lackawanna D. I H. ' gnthracite in egg‘, stove and. chest- aat sires. Tish is the time to put in ml- requirementa willie prices are lowest. 4 '

. WELSl-l HARD COAL

We are now booking orders ior

. gterpergwm. N: vein Welsh Anth-

racite ior later 60111617. rm.‘ Coal is

' pfthehlgiieltgrldelhdwlil beweu wreeued. Book your" pullers now.

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I . For Aching Come ' fyou sufier irom ediilig eornfend lflftd, awciien feet, _uae Abaorblne, in, end get pro t relief: Before retiring place the feet s basin of liotwater to which has added a small quantity t

H¢PPerlings or u... Woo.

we. D. R. Morrison entertained "Y! dvlillii-llllly at her home in Buhlmerside for Mrs. Tincock, oi Houston. Mrs. Crossman of Winni- PQI. and Mrs. Hines oi Boston, who F" viliiins Mrs. Crockett. ' O O O New old irledss and acquaint- mo» will be interested to heel- that m‘- W- Jll-Iiili Rushes. 1.1.3.. form- "1!" Nwboroozh. rrldoo ram-d Island. but now oi loverna. Sask, is to be married to Miss Jean Sloane oi Saska on on Thursday morning, ‘"5 39- Tl" mini-lie takes place in Saskatoon. O O O Many friends here will regret that Rov. Dr. J. W. Falconer, oi Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, is ‘g Pr”. 9!" ill-Willis irom a nervous break- down in London, end it is not o... pectsd that he will be able to resurne his duties" at Pine Hill for several months. Dr. Falconer sailed in May for Europe. intending to tour the continent during the summer. While in France he became ill and return- Qd i» 10116011. where he entered a nursing home.

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‘rile tea hostesses et the. Goli Links this afternoon will be Mrs.. S. R. Jenkins, Miss M. Jenkins. Miss R. Hearts. Miss D. Gill. I

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Mrs. Harold Monteith, '_ with her young sons, Gordon and Rolfe, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gill, leit Tuesday on return to Wa-

‘aitd down t9‘ for the ev-

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" llThe nelTllelcagcoloreal-svaricus 5“";°"m°“‘“'°""°m'um iiwdhte eiblue. and m m"“y',__ "'-_VGIf_:U_UIIIIZOV_IIIIQ,IIHQCOIOflIDOVODIDI

i 1 i ~ - we. Claude Sinclair. or N. 8.. is om a visit toilet-lilies‘. ma. L. ‘A. Wright. of S e.‘ ‘

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Miss Cassie sneunesgorislllhleer- side. had as her Mr. and Mrs. Hayden oi MM ‘, a a e

Miss Alberta IMacFaiflane oi New York‘ has arrived-home to __spend a vacation with her mother. Mm. m- than MacFarlane or Stlmmsraide. Miss MacFarlane expects to ba home about sir weeks. »

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Mrs. 3,11. Crockett oi Summerside. had for her guest for some time. Mrs. Tincock ‘ oi Moncton. Mrs. nines. oz Boston. lime. M1611". crossulah o1 Winnipeg. These ladies are sisters and are icrlner residents oi Summersido. Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Crossman ‘have not visited their former home ior seventee years and are delighted with the many changes in that time. They consider Sumlnerside with its many new and modern residences. one oi the pret- tiest towns in Eastern Canada. They left this week with. Mrs. Tincock for Mohcton and will remain with her for a short visit before returning-to their homes.

Miss Alena Horne end Miss Irene Horne returned Wednesday after a

band to Igive his clothes e IQNlillIOflil-EQ. aided by Iilllits and lid-locate: lhlrring at the, waist and hlpdlnes. wide hip sashes reachin: to the floor. floating panels and such fsbrice as chiffon velvet. satin bro- cade and mental Lmoire. Short. ruf- fled evening coats trimmed with er- mine H! w! stir-til“ . l ’ O O O ’

'Redier'ia goes in ior venue ‘shirrlns and flares below, ending inc longer. irregular heals. capeleta with tie suds area feature of’ street dress?! _and coats. v _ O O O ‘ i ' Marcel Rocha-s bolts his girlish jersey tricot one-piece frocks and

and lowers the hemline. cloth stole. coats, having collars diag- onally striped with different colored

in bright olive and pastel blue, . O O O

Jennyyieaturee beaver trimmed top coats with little polnteddips in the heals, and these are repeated in day-time frocks.

If there is the least little bit of shining any place on a dress you find becoming in the shops. take it by all means! Forshirring is a mark of autumn trimming chic. Many oi oi most recent models die cunning-

coats with wide patent lsatherand fabric-belts. He lifts the waistlines His long

tul- are popular. Rochas‘ collars are

i Absorbing Jr. Follow. this be “u. a few drop; of Abeorbine, Jr., '1" Tl? "°‘"“l.g ‘l. ll lit I ii I ~ n emcrn ,ruag appos- Lllodlohillll-oeedgel. Abeorbine, In, ' ' ’ Y over the owls, bunione oqcallouss. Mf- i114 WI. 551F191 0! Bolton. I .' Kicntlnue this morning and night treat; accompanied by their son and dlllgh. s‘! ter. and Mrs, Shirley's mother, Mrs.

teriord. Ont.

' ment for s short time" and you will

_ reIieiZiAbaorbiu/c r., ianot

j ‘does not stain,

_ 5/ per bottle-mt your druggisfl.

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4 having motored down for a few

weeks to renew old iriendships._ O O O Mrs. Whidderl oi’ Milford, N. 8., has arrived on a visit m... daugh- ter Mrs. Percy Barlow, and is being cordially welcomed. O O O

of Bummer-side,‘ lefi__ this week on a ton days tour oi" the Maritime Provinces. I O O O Among the-visitors t the Exhib- ition is Mr. Neil AJN lan, Roxbury, . l‘. . ., who with Mrs. Nolan and young son are visiting Mrs. Nolan! parents, Weymouth Street. t ' O O O

Miss Elsie Bissettsnd Mia Edith . Hollis, oi Montreal, who were brides- maids at the Bissett-Peske wedding on Thursday. were dinner hostesses at Beach Grove inn on Monday ev- ening. ‘

‘O O O The Misses Helen Baker, zelna- Ramsay and Ella Gay have returned _ to Gummerside after spending s FOR . pleasant vacation ‘ '_, through - l Nova Sootla. They spent a few d!!!

l "rioelaioat received- We I" in mum: and were delighted with

sole distrlbutoh-lof ll- l- "m"! I” the beautiful Public Gardens in that" the celebrated-and well known my. I. .

"Silver "Loci" Brand '*-i"""-'°"'@ '7 "’"““"°‘” ter-at-law oalrarv. with his two ”§’§I.’4§§rg§'l'd'"” "' ‘mm toss. who we with» His» m

' ‘ on a visit to his mother. we. J- E-

- Whoiggdgl‘ and Rgtai] nerrls, King Street. Windsor, N. s.

_ _ c Mr. Methsson, a native of Charlotte-

_ 3°"“fl5°¢l1‘lllffi' Ill I!!!" hi"- town, graduated from Dalliousie in

muulllflilii“ "Vi" a" M“ 1M and afterwards went west to oi satisfaction. seas llffimifllih"

prgc" 18W. Bfliddl hil- IIW 97W‘ moron! . ' cs melon PAID, "i" " ,

m, h, up; up his loye oi study __ by acquiring MA. and LDB. degrees j CARTER s. 00..

and this autumn ’ bezililiili! a course cf study at Toronto Uni-

BINDE ‘TWINE

m. c. Winfield Matheson. Batis-

versity ior tho-decree o1 Dr- °l philosophy. Mr. Mathescn will Pill” his two eons at school in Toronto this l autumn.

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‘i. is officially reported that Prince George's condition has improved foi- lowing a recent treatment ior dlgesf tlve disorder and he is escorted l" resume his duties at the roreirn 0i- iice in the autumn. His first oiiiolal motloawillbetovisltthsumoira marketing exhibition at Blrmlnlhlllli ootebar as. l-le will >NhilIia_ where‘. h‘ jg, irienda in “l9 coun- ggy for tho prflent. ‘

_ O O O nlfliilohflfol York insulin to psi-torn the cocaine "ceremony 9i the David Livingstone aoottnh Na- uppal memorial at Blantyre. The “y! 1m not, yet been iisadvbut." will‘ probabiybcinciilowlth that c! '-,ll'flidencaattisel'aiaoe uncir-

mvqppgg withtlie "V Tlillvlilfli

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n m- doth“, $1.25 Wadman, are holidaying at Crapaud,

Messrs. H. T. and Claude Holman

cordially welcomed Iriditdl ‘-

pleasant summer holiday at Col: tel, Soluis. l I O O O

Rev. M. A. McLean. D.D.. who hes

of his niece Mrs. H. S. Henderson.

Monday on mturn to his home in Virginia. ' _ O O O _ Mr. and m» James Morley. Brighton, have es their. welcome guest, their son._.-Mt.» J. E. Muriey and his’ chum. 1dr. J. ,1". Place, of New York. who are having ah en- ioyable holiday among old friends. O O O‘ Mrnand Mrs. A. F. Lane oi Hali- iax, are being cordially welcomed on their brie! sojourn in this. city. O O O Regretful ialewells were said to Mr. and Mrs. James Murchison. who

Tuesday, after a honeymoon spent with relatives in Charlottetown. e e a ' - Miss Katherine Maenennen is be- ing welcomed home on s. holiday vis- it from the Royal Victoria, Menu-silt. Her mother, Mrs. A. E. Morrison, and Mrs. S. A. McLeod went overito Backvilie Tuesdayto meet her. O O O

Her many friends will be glad to know that Miss MM‘? ll. McNutt is

operation in the pital. ’ O O O 1 _ Shrieks oi delight were heard coming from Princess Elisabeth's nursery at its Piccadilly. London. the other day. They were caused by the arrival oi a very beautiful Jsp- anese fill. which the Duke of Glou- oesmhrollgbt- home for her la his "treasure chegt." It is a most oil- chanting rug-oi beige grey silk and wool, with a huge splash oi scarlet and brown across the centre.’ where Red aiding i-rood is b61118 lmrsusd by the wolf, The rug was shown to the Duko of York by his brother. he at once insisted on taking it him-a eeli from Buckingham that he might have “is V‘ his little daughter's l... v/hea it was opened. '

Prince County Hos-

.The many friends oi Mr. Newbery will regret his serious iii- ness in the City Hospital.

Miss Mabel BremnsnPIinoQ hgshadas her welxccinegoqh . who else

children oi New v'“_

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been visiting in the city, the guest

and other relatives in different parts or the Province. is leaving

left for their home in Buenos Airs?‘

steadily improving aiter her recent I}

ti." . m; jam for m," the prisoner at the

t frlday her sister. Min Helen

iy shirred. at the waist, at the wrist. 1t'the top oi panels, even a wee bit on the shoulders, which is very nice ior the woman whose shoulders are high and rather hollow. The descrip- tion oi new dresses seen at recent showings may be encompassed almost in one word-ehirrings. O O O

_ Mrs. E. H. Monkley entertained very delightfully at her residencein. Suinmerside -: ior _. Mrs. Tincock, Mrs

Hines and Mrs. Crosshian, who have been the guests oi Mrs. H. R. Crock-

ett of Summerside.

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The “oatesses at the Sumnierslde

‘ coir Club Iihiaslfternoon will be Mrs.

A. W. Miss Eleanor Green.

Robinson.

Mr, and Mrs. John K. Beetle, who have been spending a delightful vis- it with relatives and friends on the island, leave this morning on return to their home in Somervllle. Mass.

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' Mr. Kennet‘ Richards, ‘oi New York, who is spending the summer months at his summer cottage near Charlottetown, motored to Port. Hill on Wednesday to visit his old home.

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Miss Bell Jamieson, who has been lilmmering at Souris, -leit yesterday on a visit to her sister in Fredericton. . B.

O O O _, Princess Elisabeth. the wlnsome dsughter o1 the Duke and Duchess ‘c! York. la a. model child. Though she has normally a sunny disposition. aha also has s. strong will of her awn, and particularly about the ques- tion oi bed-time. The Duke and Duchess ‘have very Wifiliy refilled ‘i’ leave all the questions oi discipline to the nursery staff, and there are times when Elisabeth's conduct has to be reported to the Duke. These interviews are at times painful es- pecially whenthe punishment oi no iam for tee is meted out, but even {hm tunnel," _hss proper loyalist ideas as the ultimate authority in the realm. The Duchess sen that on bile occasion when the Dilke deliver- “the judgment c! the court "that prisoner at the bar be allowed

bar sometimes baa a few words to say herssli, such’ as: "Vow Wil- I shall toll Gwamiil. and he viii ma" you give me ialn ior tea."

i-iunter River _ _ »_ ‘And Vicinity

time. Allan atehennenenadauehtsr his. maul trenches. er mil-o. n.

liter spending‘! week. in rrederlcton the guest oi Mina Annie lilollennan.

‘Qhere on

2A., Boston. Mala. who

Miss Helen Manson end Miss Betty‘

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frocks.

nnteed fast colors.

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FacltoryCottonMattressCovers Size 55x76 Each $1.49

Site 55 x ‘I6.

White or Grey

. Swansdown

Blankets “Pair _ $3.25

, sites rarlso 10x84 with pink or blue borders. Such blankets at this price means ec- olmmy.‘ They are of a thick, flufly twllled texture; soft nap, light in weight and dec- Ideally comioriable. Pair '

Greywool Blankets

Size so x 14 pll. $3.75

Mes n It certainly does not coat much to! secure these very popular Grey Blankets oi Wool with a small , rcentage oi‘ wt- ton. Just the thins for clmv or summer cottage. Size

M48 C-Now is the time to bu! Ullblelllhed Cotton SIIP Covers to keep your mattresses lookllig fresh and clean and thereby prolonging their lilo. The price is excfli- tioriaiiy low.

Each $149 Unbleached LINEN DAMASK

M90 D With only a few wash

for every day wear, where ther priced. 54

Yard

Lovely Dress Materials Moderately. Price ' Victorian. Prints Yard n25c

M46 A-Coitm Prints in charming patterns for smart Designs that are wonderfully attractive when made up with crisp collar and cuffs oi contrasting hue. Guar- A fabric that is firmly woven and nicely finished. You will find it satisfactory. Mid Suinme Sale Price, Yard

Mid Summer Sale Price, Yard . _ . . , . , _ , _ _ _ _ , , _ __ i 89c - -—— s1‘ EATON ° ‘ " ' ‘MARITIMES LIMITED Mrs. Ci. Dingwell, of the Central _ iwho will make their hcmcatwheat-

Telephone Oillce, returned the latter part/of the week from a. week's visit with friends in Bay Fortune.

Miss Ruby MacDougall. Charlotte- town, is enjoying a short holiday. She was the guest over the week-end of Rev. R. H. Baxter and Mrs. Bax- ter, at the Manse, Bale Verte, N.B.

Miss Bessie McSwain, Boston, Mass, motored here recently on a visit to her mother, Mrs. McSwaln, Hope- dale.

Dr. Giliis, formerly of Clyde, and now enjoying a very extensive prac- tice in Back Bay, Boston, was a visitor here during the week.

Rev. Bruce E. Carew, Mrs, Csrew and children, of Springhili, N.S..ar-s spending a two weeksxvacation at their former homes here. On Sunday, Mr. Carew conducted the evening ser- vice in the United Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellis, of ‘ryns Valley, visited friends hers on Sun- day. Their daughter, Miss Jean El-

lis, has been visiting here ior some

days.

Miss Morris MacLeod, of the Royal

Bank stall’. is enjoying a two weeks‘

holiday. During the past week she

was a guest at the McMillan Hotel.

Mrs. Joseph Cutclifle has returned to her home in Caps Traverse after visiting friends in Fredericton and her mother and other relatives here.

Mr. Basil VMcCoubrey, oi the Royal Bank ofllces, Montreal, MrsMcCou- brey and child are visiting the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mc- Coubrey, Cavendish.

m. wuuur stelson and bride have arrived by motor to spend a holiday on theplsland. Mrs. Stetson was ior- merly Miss Jean McKic, Southport. It is gratifying to her many iriends to know that Mr. Stetsorrs mother. Mrs. George Stetson, Brookileld, is steadily improving after a critical operation in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Mr. McGregor, Wood Islands, has come here to makg his home, having received the appointment oi section foreman on this division of the Rail- way. Mr. Reeves, Freetown, has also lemovedhero with his family, hdv- ing been appointed section man in this division.

0n Monday evening, a large num- ber ci the younger friends of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McRae met at the depot on their return from a honeymoon spent in Monet-on. Heartiest congrat- ulations and good wishes were show-

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rodssoa in lees. Excellent Ieeidontial accommodation for eoo. New Library, Gymnasium, nine, Campus, an ileum. swimming rool ' SINCE ‘JUNE la. ma, ‘IIIPIOPEETY or ma: UNITED cnuncn or camps » - -

Situated in SACKVILLE,

cred on the popular young couple

New Brunswick.

NIIIIIIQI of Students registered In 1928-29-8“

T lmely Savmg 1n Linens, a Towels, Blankets - The Linen Department is replete with an elaborate showing of Lovely Linens Towels, cosy warm Blankets etc. A few are shown for your consideration.

Colored

Bath Towels Size 2 x 40 pair 50¢

3 pair for

M90 5 A 500d size bath towel in cream ground with red or blue "Plin- For constant usage these towels will be found satisfactory. Th”! Wish easily ilhd wear well. gully n. greatest saving. Size

s I , x r 50c 3 pail-g

ior ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ALL LINEN GLASS

TOWELS Each 25¢ ' Size 20 x 30

M90 B At small expenditure you can equip your kitchen with several of these popular Double Bar Check Linen Tea Towels. Colon: Bose, Blue, Gold, Hello or Green. Size 20 x 30, , Each 25c

, Attractive I

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Linen Luncheon Sots $1.75

. Size 5O x 5O (cloth) s

Milli-C Here is something new

ize 12x 12 Napkins

54 in. wide yard his this Damask will bleach very nicely. It is a good quality

are children. Very moderately inches wide, 65c

In Luncheon Sets. An attractive Linen Cloth and four Napkins, beautifully bleached, with the wide colored borders In shade; of Rose, Blue or Gold. Size 50 x 50 (Cloth , 12 x 12. Na -

klns).)Sei. . $155

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Plain Tricochana per yd. 89c 35 and 36 inches wide

‘ M08 A-ln a range of nice shades, a. very dQSIfQbIQ fabnl; for smart apparel. It makes attractive slips and lingerie

and is well qualified to carry out the newest ideas In frocks. 35138 inches wide. '

‘ti’ Riv"- DICKENS LETTERS ism. T

BIG PRICES The W. A. met at the home of Mrs

Geo. D. MacLeod on ‘Thursday aftrr- LONDON, En; Aug 14'__om nwn‘ The" “'85 a 3°“ atwndance surprises of the saleroom hex. and the afternoon was interestingly other day was the extraordma v spent in a quilting bee‘ an" which ices realized for three Dicker delightful refreshmmts were served Lets addressed m Hablot K by the hostess. The members are the mmmator-ot ‘Bombay An -preparlng for a bazaar to be held “my extened to only a single‘

‘Met h‘ “L? “an ' each, and consisted of insll" as to the portraits oi Dombey, Bagstock, and Dr. Blimbers Gentlemen." The purchasers l known firm of dealer's, had . $2,125 for one and $2,100 api2.. three pages of manuscript.

This is easily the record p: Dickens autograph letters, l value oi these WBS n0 doubt er: owing ‘.0 the rarity of existing to the artist. Browne set no s the novelists letters, of wh received a large Dllmbfifhallf isllly destroyed them. The til: Just sold appear to have pass more sagecious ownership. A small collection oi I Shaw's letters to Carl Hentssi. founder of the Old Piaygcerr brought e450. In. one of their. Shaw declared almost all the r tcrs and situations in “The I Dilemma" to be taken from 1L‘ "The actual delimma existed i: don the year before."