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-rr PAY! b Urn m: 91w- Iuo. b ...._.. -a|-loP mo» HoLuAwl alw- c. oou-r-u u. _..... -sunnmo cltnmlums, pm-

sial, audio], tomato plants. Wil- liams the ﬂorist. 97-88-6-18-6i.

, -oomlmou nav Races- Suiky wheels. shells and tuner tubes, big stock very special prices at Brace McKay 8: Co" Ltd.

9809-0-18-81 ~12 LADIES TRIMMED pattern

hats worth up to $14.50 for $7.75. R. T. Holman, Ltd. Bumnierslde.

9925£_21_al_ (3) No Luxury Tax to pay. All our clothing

-14 LADIES TRIMMED pattern ' . l free 0f the tax- hats worth up to $22.60 for $11.75 p. I v _, _ . , ‘

at Holman's Summerside. b Clothes for men and young men, spring-

9925-6-2L3i. summer suits and topcoats in all sizesstylcs;

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(1)_ The largest stock in any one P. E. Island.

store on

(2) Only one value (The Best.)

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—-18 LADIES THIMMED pattern hats worth up to $8.50 for $5.75. ‘Ind R. T. Ilolinan, Ltd, Summerside. ‘

-- Qlmalmya" I 1 f " . -. ’ f fabrics. You judge a store by the service it gives —WANTED.—Experienced hardq . ' ware salesman. Apply Ii. T. Hol-

man, Ltd., Summerside. 9925-6-21-3l.

and satisfaction you get from its merchandise,

Judge us that way. If your purchase is not satis. -—THiE STEAMER BRANT in the command of Capt. Kelly, ur- rivcd in Summerside Sunday, for coal and sailed Monday morning.-

factory let us know andnwe will make it all l'i5_>;ht_

—COAL LADEN.-—!I‘hc schoon-l er Flora V. arrived in port Satan] day morning with coal for the raii- , way, ‘Capt. Lo Blane in‘ command.

Men’s suits $22.00 up to $45.00.

—- See our bi i‘ ran Ye of ii " ~ - - t. i ’ —-STREET IMPROVEMENTS- g, g len a Wdtel p! Doro‘ I 0])- The men nre busy putting down concrete sido walks on the South side of ‘Pleasant Shreet extending from the corner of Dr. E. T. Tan- tonis residence to‘ Mr. Creel-man McArtlitiHs residence. .

ular prices.

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR BIG BOY’S I CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

-—LEAVES HOSPlTAL.—The many friends of Mrs. Fredrick Walsh of Kinkora will he pleased to know that she is enabled to leave the I’. E. island "(l-Spllill, where she underwent a sucmssful opt-ration recently. Mrs. Walsh is .iow able to be about greatly im proved in health.

There is no doubt about the quality of

our smart looking clothes. They will

—-SCHOOL WORK-The follow- ing is the result oi‘ lrislimwn school mectingz-lluirreiii. expenses, $100.- 00. Supplement, $200.00. Increase, $50.00 Trustees consider them- selves very fortunate in securing the service for another "year of such a capable and industrious lelchei- as Miss Mildred Harring- ton

The-res style to these New Shirts

' SMART LOT THAT WE HAVE BEEN waiting l0l'—_]l.1St in by express from the factory. There s_a really interesting assortment of new things-- mostly in stripes, of all the good colors, all sizes, French Double Soft cuff.

$3.00, 3.50, 4.00 to loco a *1 ' Sale of Men s suits . ‘l’ —WELii_. lfNOWN CITIZEN‘ regular $5000 :.£:::;.:@:::i

‘wife. h}, lvlvos to motirn thre sons

endure hard wear, coat has slash pockets. l

All our boy:

are bound to give satisfaction.

suits are well I" “.(l€ and

-BA5EBALL.-- The baseball game on Friday evening at the school grounds between tiic Vot-

erans and Dione" o. drow a largo i

Buy your boy's clothing here and be

crowd. The game was swift and 1 Satfsﬁed, interesting, resulting in a draw, 3 each. Batteries for Pioneers were Messrs. Noonan and Mur-

l pliy, while.l\lessrs. hicQuarric and

Ii". Daley acted for Vcmrans; Mo; 1 (‘ullotigh was Judge 01' Play, with Paul Durant, i-‘ield Judge. Li.

Large boy’s suits $7.50 up. Smaller

boys suits $6.50 up.

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-,lll-rln rt in ll ir-llilil. bias». William in lbl- (‘imadiiiii West and Russell

t0 n lat homo also two daughters. Mrs. . D-‘t-l-on Wolfe and Miss Louisa at

‘home. The funeral was kept over

lit)!‘ the arrival of his son William ,‘l.oin the tﬁiiiatliin West.

HERBS A PEERLESS OPPOR- tunity to dress smartly at a very mod- crate cost. The suits shown in this VJOIKlQYfUl assortment include hand- some desi ‘ns made by the foremost tailors in anada.

There are new models in all wool tweeds and worsteds, mostly in greys and browns. '

All the usual sizes. The regular prices are from $50.00 to $70.00. We Offer the Whole lOl; at Mr. ii. T. Holman, Vice-Pres, Mr.

(‘barb-s Hensley, See. 'i‘r<-ns. ll.

_ J. ‘Massey. Finance committee

Messrs (ibis. Iiensle and J. A. Other specials at $19.00 $36.00. m” y Waterproof specials at $15.00,

$20.00, $26.00. Tim following officers were elel-t- iii edw-Prcsidcnl, Mr. w. .1, wim-

' ‘ ney. First Vice Pres, Mr Ernest r0400+¢+o+oo0a+e0000+wo McQunrrie. Second Vlco-I’res., Mr. —.\1is~'s Lillian Spfililliq of Sack

‘(mu N. S‘ is vismng m Sumner ‘ . ‘ v lei-rho Graves, Sac. Trees, Mr. I). Hotel Victoria

0. Stewart; Executive, Messrs. solo. The guest of Mrs“ ll R.‘ Wesley gquM-Q|,|-1g85_ 991-410;, "i""‘l<<‘i1 Arblng and Fred McLeod, Follow- ‘ lng which a very enjoyable even- 120 rooms, 5 rooms will! private baths. omplately In- muted. Excellent.

ing was spent in Luncheon and service.

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-— ‘lii- many frivnd< oi‘ Mr. riinr iii-l liuli of slll‘l'l)l‘|l||li|‘ aha hi; been confined to llis iioini- will be lilezlsotl to sm- hiin Zllill‘ ll lit‘ :i- round again.

-BRILLIANT STUDENT.—.\ir..| —AMONG THE HORSES.- -ATHLETIC MEET AT KEN-‘Etlwin Lynda, Konsington rottirn-l'l‘tit\ndnys and Fridays are red let- lsingtoii.—All athletes of Kensing- ed recently from his studios at‘ ter days at Konsingttm track. ton and outlying districts arc rcs- Windsor At-aidtiliy. lli‘ was qniio Many pvoplo from lliu close local- ptitatfuliy requested to conic In, successful n! the zitlili-lil- games ify bring in their horses to train Kcnsington this (Tuesday) even- hcld at the latter part oi’ the term, nnd ihuro are some pretty speedy lng, June 22 at 5 o'clock to engage M111 Although only seventeen years "birds" in this "neck of tho in preliminary trials, to sec who 0! ago has remarkable strength woods." Keninlali Aubrey, Miss are best qualified to go to Cliar- ﬁnd usllily- 190MB R160. Jlill" IL. Queen (‘illit- lottetoivn on July 1st to compote ..___ urine, \\'illliii\ Attllrvy. ﬁnd D1”- in the Olympic tests. Athletes are —ON EXTENDED Vl$lT.——.\ir. ('l"1""l"-”- I1l‘\\' 0m‘ may all be set-n rl-tiuestcd io bring along with and Mrs. (loorl-ie llro\\'n and dnuith lilﬂulhnl‘ olniilt‘ truck in the near tht-ni such athletic material as iv!‘ 14011194‘. Ill-So N11 Willi-Ill! ﬁlmy“- Mlmiﬂ“ s‘ 90"?‘ hilY“ 11; 1h. Sim,’ vuullmg 1,0195’ 1mm. Brown’ (MI; Gun-g“ prmvnts mm. some promising iiorsoa iIl their ma“ Spiked Shoem mo‘ er) all oi ‘Mnfiilliu, left. reconiiy "-"l‘i‘< 011M?!‘ MINT)’. 4 Yours 0111 on an extended trip to ilifferont.

owned by Geo. Sheen has n roach pans of m‘. middle “yes, “m1 u“, nlllltml as long as his fainious sire Pacific Coast.

Capt. Au-brey. This colt. is (routing -_:.¢- --WELCOME VlSiTORB.—Mr.

along fine. The big 'i‘i'yon pat-er

John IL, weighs 1230 lbs (with Leslie McKinnon of San Joaquim light. harness) and is certainly Cunmmiu’ is, vlsmng m3 aged some lion when ii comes to negot’ mother and relations in Indian lilliili: 11 mile. Miss Hello Rico is a mvm; Mn Melqinnm, spam unldﬂtlilrlltilﬂﬂl irotter and is aimostl siderablc time in the United Slai- l 1'11"‘ t0 he in at the finals in her. es anti the Phlllipiitcs where lielclﬂﬁilv-"K- was a rabailero for Uncle Sam hnv _-_. ing “brokon“ hnndrotis oi‘ bron~ -TO TAKE PROMINENT PO- io this cluypr young may (m hm. (‘hos and mustangs 1'01‘ ﬁrm)’ SlTl0N.—Miss Miriam Iiowatt o1 highly meritorious ﬂCllkFVPllliiIll. mounts. French River, lsfFrr-centlv for (‘ai- - \ _ “"" ﬂ ‘T’ "' ' i M‘

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gnry, Alberta. She will take chart-I" uf.n hospiiiii in the close vicinity of (‘illi-nlry. Miss llUWitil graduated from tho i’. i‘), I. lloa- pitul, itliorlottelown, and had con sidi-rnblc experience in tllu Good Sillilllflliiil Hospital of Dawson City, Yukon, during the first opi- liPllllC of Spanish Influenza.—It.

Stock Quotations

HAlLPPYAX, June 2i.—--l(,lu.|l~ -< m . tlons furnished by l-‘aii. .\l|- lll'.l_‘ ~ - ' and (‘o., tho hionirtal Stat-ii l5..-

change.) —~|3RlLLiANT STUDENTS.-

Miiﬂns Enid and Mattie bitildnr- lane, tiaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan liiaoldarlnne arrived home fro'n Macdonaid (lollego, (Quebec, ,_ on biouday evening, where they. have ‘both coinpll-ieil their course successfully with honors. Miss Enid .\incaFriant\ has had ilic dis . tint-lion of winning the Governor~ ‘leneralis Gold Medal for General Jrofit-iency, loading her class and ll-‘Iﬁsinﬂ with honors. (leneral con gratulutlons are being exiendleti

—P. C. HOSPlTAb-At tho zin- nual meeting of the Iloard of ‘Fruslees oi’ the I‘. (i. Hospital bold in that institution. Thusdi-y evening it was (icciileti that the pl‘0[l(I.Zt‘(l wing to the Hospital be built at. once. The tender of Mr. l’. ti. (‘larke for $22250.00 being ac- ('t'])l(!il. The officers elected for the rustling yi-ai- airtras follows. Pros.

-G. W. V. A. MEETING —'l‘hr.- annual meeting of the Great War Veterans held in the club rooms. at tho arinoury Thursday night.

WINTER!‘ PERSONALS

——Mr. l". Tarbush, Vllilrloiit“ town, spent a few dgvs in town _ last Wl'i'l( on business. ii. ‘l l -

~~~.\lr.<_ William M. llumphry, of Suminei'.<idt~ is silt-riding a few days \\'lll| friends in Sackville ind Munc- lon, N. ll.

~—.\lr. and Mrs. Petnian and smukmg’ family’ oi’ lhiston. are visiting

Mrs. i'etiii;in’s brother Mr. I'll! Inﬁll}. PTOHIF!

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—.\lr. ti‘; Mrs. John Simpson of Florida. U. 5.1L. are speiitiini! the summer months on thl- island and are at present visiting friends in New (ilasgoiv

wlirs. James 'l‘u|>iln, Mr. (ieorgo Tupiin, bllsses Marlon 'l‘uplln andi

Dorothy \Vaugh, and Mr. U. Sﬂllilfnlilﬂ of Albcrton. were visit- ors to Summcrsldc Saturday.

—~.\‘lr. Reginald Saunders ac- companied by his sister Mona has

returned to their home in Summer- sidc aficr attending their rospecw tive colleges in Wolvllle, N. S,

H. 6. BROWN, Manager, Charlottetown Hotel 00., Ltd.

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—Mr. John E. Sheen, proprietor of the Dunlap Cook Canadian ill!‘ store at 416 lioylston St». 130910" is spending his annual vEICMlOII "i- his old home in KensingtmL-K-

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--FiREMEN.- The firemen were called out at 9 p. m. on Fri- day evening for a fire on Frisr St., known as the old Salvation Army Barracks. The fire, which is supposed t0 have started from n. , defective flue, was discovered on the upper floor where the tobacco factory of Messrs. Hooper and Mahar is located. A family also liv- ed in the rear of th_e lower floor. The building was dry and the lire spread rapidly, but the firemen after some fight, soon‘ extinguish- ed the blaze; the building is much gutted. Messrs. Hooper and Ma- har are heavy losers, their largo stock of tobacco in different forms of manufacture being tiolugcd with water, and as it is understood, carried with only a small insur- 8308. H. .

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