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Entire Stock of Stanley Bros to be Cleared Out

_lf li l 'D In the face of are strongly adiianoinq market, wesiwills offer the stock at the fo]-lou-ing. prices 10 per cent discount on staples. 15 per cent on all other goods except Millinery which will be sold at Half Price

, J This is an opportunity that can-not be overlooked by any economical buyer because you save from 3 to 5 years interest on# your money. on every purchase. Nuf Said. _

Sale Starts Monday, July 29th, at 95 a. m.

Remember this sale only lasts. 12 Days.

No goods -allowed on approbation and-none returnable during this sale.

PROWSE BROS .T .

» _ In 12 Days, Having Been Purchased Prowse Bros Ltd

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Exceptionally Attractive

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Here are two out-

standing values in

;‘ WOMiiN'S SUITS.

They are even good values at their reg- ular prices. hut at iheir s ale pices tfut of.cr savings they ale simply ir-

rcsislable.

A clearing lot of 20

WOME1N'S Sill'i‘S in serg- es and tweeds assorted; sizes 34 to 38, also Miss- es' sizes 16 and 18 years.

$22.50, on sale now at

. . . . . . $12.75

A sacrifice price on 15

' WoMEN*s SUITS in serg-

es and twoeds. assorted sizes 34 to 38, also for g-iris; 16 to 18 years.Worth regularly up to $33.50 tor

_ $15.75

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_ Don't delay making s

céiection from those two

lots. Suits and Suiiing

Fiibrlcs are arlvancillg ln price from week to week. Phill' is your opportunity td mlike in big saving and

perhaps your last oppor-

tunity in a long time.

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B09-7-27M3lE2i. .

DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

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Artl. Bclsncd, Engineering, Music, Pharmacy, Law, Medicine, Dentistry

Now Entrance Schoilrdilpni

Three of 8200 ouch Five of $100 each

~ gnu reserved for Cape Breton,

ue reserved for New Bruns-

wick.

One reserved for Prince Ed-

word island.

To be colnpetod for at the

Mifrlculstion exsmiiiitioils. bo- giwing September 2|? 18l_8.

sw Senior eeholllllilips:

- Thrud of 8 ll such

~ ` rms or silo emu' _ _

Tunable during second year.

and awarded oitresulis of wbrlr-

0f`mryQIf'. We- 1.- . 1 ft, Lectures 'dn sll Fscnltlsf ibr

tho_comir& session llsgi on 'I'F\9ni'l`s7,` tobor 1. ills.

Writcwo' the' Prenirlsutm Of-

ilrs for fuli flliilrmstionx

‘~i~. .ny

Rogular vallfes up to

day was ull that could be desired and l .

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-IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

-FLOWER HOLDERS. - Wire

flower holders for varandalt. etec.. made of woven wire, Holinan's. Sum- inerside. 617-7-27M2iEli

-PARlS GREEN-in paper pack-

ages, 73 cents, in 1 pound cans, 75 cents. Order promptly while our stock lasts. Holman's, Summorsidc,

617-7-27M2iE1i

-iSLAND SOLD|ER'S PROMOT-

ION-Lieut. Lewis Lowther formerly of Kensington who has been in Enf- land since the battle of Pusschondnle where his regimen-t. the 85th Highland- ers wasaimost wiped out crossed ovcr to France again on tho 17th June. Licut. Lowther. who was only nine- teen when he enlisted has had ii very successful "carcei" in thc ariny. He has gone from Private to Corporal, from Corporal to Serg~eant, from Ser--

ge_ant to Company Sergeant Major and then to Lieutenant. One mu-st needs think that this is well merited recognition hc being an Islander' in n Nova Scotia regiment.-C.

-FAMILY REUNION.”-One of the

most enjoyable events of the season took placc recently in the fo`rm`»oi a family reunion of the Dowthers when about one liumlreri and twenty five of the “Lowther” clan gntheredlat the

:August lst from three to tive and

' :evening from seven to nine-thirty. _

650.*

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

'Minimum charge twenty-live cents. l -THE GUARDIAN is on sale at Laf’ierty's, Summerside. tt

--PRESERVING RACK. - Will en-

able you to sterilizc bottles without danger of st-aiding your hands. See them ln our Hardware Department, Holman's, Summerslde

617-7-27M2lE1i

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i -Ar Home.-Mrs. J. Ernestl

Il-inslam, Springfield, will bo at home its her friends on Thursday afternoon

` -HAY MAKlNG.-Huy, making in_- the Kensington district is now well under way, and the yield will be somel what licavici' than was at first antici- puted. There are some extra good fields ol’ clover. Owing to scarcity' of help, quite a few farmers have invest- ml' in the labor saving hay-loaders, and they find them very satisfactory.

-RECOVERING.-Mrs. Charles Mc- Nutt. Kensington entered the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday of last week, where she underwent a serious :poration Her mun friends will be

beautiful shore farm of Mr. David Lowther, North-Ourleton. to renew old acqmintances and friendships. The

the "comp-:iny" even more so for the Lowilhcrs are celebrated for their kind- liness, hospitality und unfaillng good- hunior. in 1919 it will be ofie'huhtii'ed years since the Lowthers first landed in Canada. a family then of five, now a race well into the hundreds for many are living in the West, in the States. etc.. lie.-iitlcs those who were gathered there at North Carleton and ln almost every case. ull have been successful in ever;/tliing they undertook. Those who have gone awny have made a “name” for theinselves in the different places- they hnvc settled und with those' on the lslantl are noted lor their integrity and uprightnods. In all cases the word ol' u “Lowther” is as good as his honrl. lt is from descendants oi fnniilies like this and hundreds of otlif-rs like it that makes the nunie of thu Canadian soldier famous the world over.-(7. -

Flower Pots .lerdiniers e, Lawn Pots

; It you want to give 'your' flowers* a~ suitabli setting see our showing

I _ gfilower pots,-jardmiers

eanhengvsrelaodlawm-

- _ .priced r_ight;tl§|_tf;. _

BLAQIPS- _

Sunnyside

lto come home by the middle of Aug- lusi. -c.

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glad to hcar that Mrs. McNutt is now doing nicely and expects to be able

of Kensington, has elected officers as follows for the ensuing term:-N. G., Miss Lottie Sims; V. G., Mrs. Flor- ence Neish; R. S.. Mrs. Currie Ken- nedy; l". S., Mrs. Carrie Woodside; Tieas., Miss Glen Leslie; P. N. G., Mrs. Ella .I'ardine. Mis. Ella Jardine was appointed u delegate from the Lodge to attend the Grand Lodge, which mocts in Kentvllle, N. S.

-L|GHTN|NG’B FREAK8.- The

storm of lust week caused Mr. A. ileustls of Unlonvalc, to lose two valu- ahle cows. Mr. Wright the mailman for Campbellton met with the same misfortune. The lightning also struck the house of Mr. W. E. Brooks at Muddm-k cnusiiic- damage. On the some evening Mrs. Jossphbalton oi ,(‘apc Wolfe received u severe shock ‘while going toward her home.--W.

-suNoAv sci-loot." coNvEN1'-

ION.-Tho annual convention of the O'i.o-my district ol' the Sunday -School Union opened ‘Qhursday afternoon in thd Methodist chilrch at Mnddock. Rev

111. Brodie in life chair. The program* ,me was as follows: Devotions led by Rev. R. Brodie; minutes of last coli- vontion read by Mrs. A. McN’eil;_ (1) |i’rcslileuts report; (2) Secretdw- ,Trcasurer's; (3) Department; Super- intcndonvn; (4) (Biarilng of schools by thc Rev. W. A. Ross which rev- ealed that the Presbyterian school at O'Leary and the Methodist at Mad-3 dock had rslieliltdi the hundred stshlli’ ard. The other thirteen schools show-

'ed an adn.uce.on that oi' last year; (Bl Committees appointed; (6) }lyn`i|r':(7/) [Mart-,ri hy Mn.-_ nj Merrick mi its 'home department; (8) llymn; (9)l

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The Western

Mr Jardine, the treasurer for the Is

Jardine of Summerside lead the de-

votions at the evening session after _B _il W'-L _.F Fl' - -I'-W'-E* 'I-

whlch Mr. W. E. Brooks reported for the noniinnting committees as follows;

President. WatsonsSil2l<er;TVice-Pres

J. R. Dlgnan; ecr ary- reasurer. W. E. Brooks; Recording Secretary. Mrs. A..\IcNeil1; Elementary Division

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Supt. Miss Muy McLennan; Second- I " ' ` sry Div. supt. E. J. Lia-stone; Adult e Div. Supt., Mrs. G. H. Mellick; Ad-. `

ministration Div. Supt., Rev. R.

Brodie; Education, ine. A. McNeiu,`_ 1-19_12\‘QUEEN qT_ CHAHLOTIETOWN ~

Bible Reading. Mrs. R. Murray; Exec- utive, clergy'man'of the district. Mes- srs A J Matheson, Thos Smallmun

llems lcd by *hi* Kenefal S°L'r<=l“fy in Lunsnnonrr s|_AMso ron FAIL- failure or me no Gorman offensive. which a number took part including URE accordmg to a Rome denpawh ;0¢|,y_

' ~ ' LONDON, July 28.-H'lndonbui~g is quoting Zurich advices. it wus rv.-

land; (9) HYUIH and b0“0diCU°"~ MV lmaking Ludendorfi uccept blame for ported that Hlndenburg strongly dls~

approved the offensive plan and when it collapsed he insisted that Lutlsil-' dorff sign tho official communiqussf on the German defeat. _

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sr., John Moroeheaa ami Major noni- f . .~ ' ~ " tor and Mr. E. J. Lldst/one reported V _ _ _ ‘ _ _ for the resolution committee ln which ' _ - ` '

li voteof thanks to the pastor and the

friends of the church was carried. e _ ` ' V '_ __ ` Mr. J. A. Matheson fonowee with an _ 'F ' _ ’ ‘ ~

excellent address on temperance and V _

the Gent-ral Secretary gave n fine ad- dress on his vlsit,t.o the international S. S. Convention. The convention was the best yet hold 'l ntlie district.- W.

\VES'1‘ER1\' PERSONALS

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-Mrs (Dr) F W Jardine, Km

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sin-ginn was a. recent. visitor in Sum- " -l -s / ` _ A' '

THE “MEN’S STORE” IS THE COMFORT SHOP-everythinu that will make a man

feel easy-that will keep him feeling easy-on Summer days is here and ready for you.

Come in and let us show you.

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merslde. ' - ‘~ ` ~ '.\ _ /?/

-- i f », -~ d'-»`- - The right sorts are herefand‘

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Bathing. .

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_i/ns. i<eir__wo0dsiu-s and twin _ W, _ I/ -~ ’¢_.. ready for you-all -8006 GUNS

eluiaren of Hamilton; have gone on s. 9.; ` / ~ __._é._‘ _ and c0|m.s_a“ Shes

visit to Boston. Tl " _'jj L25, 2.25, 3 75

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--Miss Carrie Woodside. Hamilton,

is visiting in Petlcodiac. B.. the sues-t of her sister Mrs. I‘. M. Owen.

-Misses Minnie and Dizzle Sullivan

ol Clinton spent tim past few days in Egmont Bay the guests of Miss Alice McNally. `

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-Mr. and Mrs. J. S_ Carroll and

son, Ellis, accompanied by Mr. Leigh Montgomery have returned to their homesln East Boston after n pleasnrv vacation spent with friends in Ml.. guteund Hamilton.-

False Modes ty

has led many a suffer- ing _person to neglect the treatment of piles. The' itching, stinging sensations produce the keenest distress. 'Phe

_ thought of a surgical éiloperation brings men- 1 ‘tal anxiety which un -_

dermines the general

‘ health.

-Relief can always be

obtained bv- the appli- ‘ cation of Dr. -Chase’s “~ Ointment, and in most

_ cases persistent treat-_ ' riient brings - about

complete cure. This _ ointment is worth -try- ing when you think of the comfort to be ob-

foonfeienco on Sunday- school prob-'

tained. `

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~ these Sox S

Men’s_ Summer Sox, a large variety o_f shades including

White, Grey, Tan and Black. Prices 354:, 50c an

Silk’ Sox", all_`_shude`s', Plain and Fancy. Prices 75c

SRT SHIRTS

Mens’_Sport S_hirts,_PlainWhite percale also Palmbeach

Shade, Linen wear. Pnces... .......... _.$1.25 and 1.50

‘ Mens' Negligee'Shirts‘with Collars attached and reversi- ,bIe, Plain Whlte,_Plain Cgeam, also White with Stripe of ‘Blackor Blue'Pr{6c;s,............... ....Sl,25 1.35 1.65

Mehs'Soii` i 't Shirts, without collars, Plain White,

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also a large variety of all the lat t Plain and Fancy Stripes. ,

Prices ...... ............. ..._.|.25,ele.55, 1.50, L75, 2.00 up

' ‘ Mens’ Silk Front Shirts, with Soft Cuffs and cotton ' body to match front. Price ......... ............. .........2.25

Mens' Soft Shiijisfwith double French‘Cuffs, allthe

_ newest Snipes and aliases. Prices $125, 1as,i.7s,2.oo, _ ._ '...__.z~5o,5.oo

Mens' -’Aili'letlc. combination Ugderwear, Nhinsopk.

Price $1.25. bill: combivation~ 4.00. ' regetloth combina-

. tion 1.50. Poroummletic' 1.35. 2 Piece albrigg_an60casd : 75c parsgar. Bal hgen qprnbinatl9nfl.75 per suit.

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Men s Flannel

'Trousers _

All sorts offcrr;i1;_fg:ril?3'?_'_ aglrftpiresinuii emadz-505°* ' i oe um ' _ "Seiko, -lids,-5.oo;sso1 _

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