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THURSDAY,

Week-End peciae s BARGAINS m ALL DEPARTMENTS l Black Duchesse Satin

This Satin is all silk with a “high lustrous ﬁnish. Full width of 36 inches. Friday and Saturday ,. . . . . $1.49 Yd.

Crepe de Chine Ail-Wool Poiret Twill

All pure ii-lk, 89 Inches wide in these popular This fsbric is especially suitable for Separate ‘hldﬂ-NIVY. Bllrilﬂd)’. P630". ‘FIYWWQ lﬂfl Coats or suits. For the. Week-End we lore selling. K°b°- it in these three shades: Navy. Quimper-Blue and

‘For the Week-End . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.29 Yard Rosewood at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.3 Yard

Ladies’ Silk and Lisle Hose -

There's a variety of checks and assorted colors in this line of hosiery. Also plain

silk in i0 new spring shldsi.

For the Week End—89c,P.air

Children's Short Sox;

Plsln colors with Fancy Tops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 29c Pair

For the Week-End in the Linen R00m-F0ur Specials Good fine unblsiaehed cotton 40 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10c Yard Good wearing bleached cotton pillow cases, size 40x33 "inch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c Pair

Colored English Turkish Towels are a good weight and have a very soft absorbent ﬁnish 24x48 inch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95c Pair

Good serviceable union ‘Huck Towels 16x35 inch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45c Pair

Two Specials in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear llats

An excellent line of Ladies’ Ready to Wear Hats in all the newest shades. Reg. $4.00

Friday and Saturday $2.00

_Z..._.Q_.,____ Clearance of Pattern Models in all ‘the newest shapes and colors up to $1300

.........$7.00

Friday and Saturday __ _ __

Plain and Fancy Crepes, Voiles and Ratines at 39c yd.

A wide choice of colors is offered inthese fabrics; they are available; In fr“,

Mall". Green. 53"“. Navy and White at the Week-End Price . . . . . . . . . . 39c Yard l?

Checked and Plain Ginghams Colored Mercerized lBroadcioth

TM“ Giflilhiml i!" m‘ °°""= if‘ a 7"" Fiﬂllﬁ in Mauve, Sky, Peach, Powder Blue, and Sand. of colors and a full yard wide 36 inches wide. '

Week-End Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c Yard Week-End Price . . . _ , , . , __ 49¢ Ylrd

Week-End Bargains in Gloves and Ties _ for Women of Taste

Women's Gloves, Kid Cape and Fancy Cuff, Chamolsette

New Patterns W/indsor Ties 60c Each

New design Crepe ide Chine and Silk Lace

Children's Silk Gloves, Fawn, Grey, White $1.29 Each

Scarves

Bargains in Ladies’ Underwear and Ready-to-Wear.

Ladies’ knee length combinations of ribbed white cotton, sleeveless and opera top.

Goodvalue at....~- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..........'.....79cIEl¢l\ Children's white cotton drawers, extra qual-

ity, sizes 4 to 14 years, a real bargain at

line, good style for slight and Average figures. 29c Each

‘Pink Dobby cloth bandesu, elastic at waist- dizes 30 to 40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c Eachl A new range of pull over sport sweaters V neck in grey and! sand, with" fanc)‘

stripes in high shades, this ils exceptional value at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75

A good clearing line of children's gingham and chambr-y dresses 'ln ‘plaids and

plain colors vsrylng In sizes from 6 to 14 years. Saturday Special .. . . . .... 79o Each

The Week-End in the Men’s Department. Four of the Specials t

1O Men's tweed waterproof coats, full belt, models In grey and browns, sizes 36 to 40. Frlldsy and Saturday Special . . . . . . . . .................................. 06.00

35 Men's fancy tweed snd worsted suits with one and two pants, lfisy come in fincy greys. brown and new radio effects, S. B. A B .0. models, all I426]. Friday and Qgfurﬂly spun“ » $19-50

20 only small boy's suits In fancy browns and mixed threads, norfolk style, bldomel‘ pants, slsss 24 to Z1 only. Friday and Saturday ﬁpsolal . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. 16.00

15 Boy's Suits in fancy mixed tweed; and fancy greys, norfolk styis, bloomer pants, sizes 30 to35. Friday and Saturday Special $0.45

Spend a Week end With Us

Western liusrdim

—FOR LAT! _WE8TERN NEW; -Psge I is available. -

QIUST ARRIVED. -One co;- of Ilime. Unloading Juno 2nd.- A. {l- Affleolt. Albany. 0698-2-2i

. p-GUARDIANS ON SALE It. the Gnardlanb Western- Oillco 1n the lnenem Building, Summer-side sv- ery day.

—-CAR EACH 0F Li"? cement and shingles, just uploaded now iseillng at beet pricem-J. W. Pyle. i EIIIOIBIG . 957 1-6-14 l

—A CONCERT, where, at French River, Wednesday evening ‘June 2nd Proceed; in aid of’ Hall.

OBﬂ-G-i-Zl

] —-CAPE TRAVERSE DRAMAT- IC PLAYERS Will be in North Wlltshire Friday, June 4th, specialties between acts. 9609

-GUARDIAN OFFICE. — ‘Dhe Guardian's Western Ollloe ls now located in the McNeil] Building; ‘Water Stﬁummorslide, where sub- scriptions, news or advsrtiiein! lwlll be received. The phone num- ‘ber is 233.

i -coms AND BEE Nomi River lDrnmntlc Players present, "Grand fFuthe-rs Adventures" in Kensinﬁ- '11"! llﬂll, June 4th. Good dance afterwards. Summerside orcherr tru in attendance. Admission 60 cents. lf night not ﬂue will be fol- llowiug iMlonday.

—-DOMlNlON DAY-July 1st this year will he a gala dny in Sum~ merside us the Summerside ‘Driv- ing lPark Association have made preparations for the biggest day l" their history. The annual horse races will include a free for all. 2.40 trot and pace nnsi also n 2.40 trot. There wtil he a ﬂddiers and dancers contest and. also the on- nunl athletics. Dominon Day is SummersldeQ-i day for entertaining the province and they "intend to do it this year, in real style.

--TO SUPREME COURT Stanley Wedge, Summerside, was brought before Mr. Heath Strong, K. C-.

tf. W. Murdock is now Guardian agent

“EASTERN AGENT. -a'ar. J.

in Montsgue and will be pleased to receive news items. advertis- ing, etc. ~

..'FOR SALE-GREY DORT . car, 5 passenger, tn good. condition. Price 5200 or exchinge for register- ed Fox. N. J. Nicholson, Montague. 9587-5-29-ett-6l

C ..'THE MONTAGUE UNITEVD BNPTIST OHUROH rwhich has ro- ‘ cently been renovated will M42960 Sunday, June 6th. sf. 8.9. m. llev.

it C. Eaton, Charlmtetown will conduct the service. '

..*WlN$ ‘HIGH »PR|lE.— in the ‘Prize List 0f M-t. Allison Avid- emy appear; the name of Gordon McLean, Souris, who obtained the scholarship of $25 awarded by the Alumni Society of Mount Allison University and Academy for bish- eet standing in Mathematics. Mr Mdiean is a non oi Mr. H. D. Mc- Lean. M; L. A

In Memoriam

MR. JOSEPH P. CARROLL

in the early morning of May 1st. Joseph -P. Carroll, a familiar, hou- ornhle and widely known citizen, passed to his eternal home. The lute Mr. Carroll carried on farming for a number of years at Avondule. Two years ago.he located at Vernon River, and was in good health up to a few days before his death, when pneumonia proved fatal, dus- pite the care of good friends, kind neighbors and the skiiful attention of his physician.

Joe was n kind, genial soul, his notes appeared often in the daily papers, sometimes humorous, nev- er uncharitabie and always tending

insert card.

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B k e of Winchester Cllgcirallegﬁsccgtains a poker hand

Save these inserts-they are valuable in exchange fur packs of high grade playing cards, etc.

star

' Bifﬁmied Qigareffe

to build up a better citizenship. Ha was hurled ut Vernon iitiver on Tuesday morning, Mny 3rd, A large cortege followed him to his inst resting place at St. Jonchlnls Rev. P. D. McGuigun sang high mass, assisted by Vernon River choir. The following were his pail bearers: Messrs. Shaw MdMiilan. M.L.A.. ﬁederick Vickerson, Mich-

To Make Another Drive For Wild Horses " Roaming Forests-

iBOZEMJAN, MonL, June 2.~l.:ist-

Acting Stipendinry Magistrate at the Prince County Court Summer- slde, yesterday on u charge of for- gery. The defendnnt was sent up the Supreme Court. Mir. Ernest and Mr. Lloyd Lewis for the prison er.

K —-4Mrs. Gordon Burns of-'Free-_. town nnd her daughter, Elizmhetihi motored to Summerside in their new Star on Monday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ruh- ert Burns and IMrs. Ray Lidstouv. ————-<-O§i—-

Teachers And _ Others AH Ex- pense Tour

Acnoss CANADA AND BACK.

"Marvellous beyond conception." aptly describes the glories of “Car.- ndu's Rockies. To be fully 1199"‘ eluted they must be seen. To start out on a trip by one‘s self into this unfamiliar but fanfamed paradise- on-ennth, to many appears quite u task. Realizing this, Deon Laird. of MacDonald ‘College, and experi- enced Rocky Mountains Trnyelier, ‘for the third year in- succession. has undertaken to conduct u. party through this glorious wonderland.

A special train of dining stand- ard sleeping and observation com- partment cars has been mhllﬂtifefl. no leave Toronto on July 19th. Viﬂ the Canadian Paciﬁc Railway. Stops will be made mt Port Arthur and Font William, which together form Canada's greatest grain port; Winnipeg Bench, the popular enm- mer resort for Wiinhipeﬂﬂfl: Wlﬂlll- peg, Canada's third largest city: Indian Head, the chief true distri- buting centre of the Federal For- estry Branch; Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan; ‘Calgary, Alber- ta's largest city; Bonfl’, the world famous mountain resort; by auto mobile for 104 miles over the Bani! Wiudermere Highway, the m»!!! spectacular drive 1n Canada. through Kootenny Lake to Nelson; then through the Douk-hai-or coun- try to Pentictou; along lowly Olm- nngnn Lake. and to Vawvouver. thence by steamer to Vici Wlﬁ.

Returning the trip will be by the main line of the (.\ll8illllll Racine throng-h the great nunyons of the Fraser and Thompson Riv- ers. and through the Selkirk»; nnd Rookies, affording scenery such o! can be found nowhere else on earth; Lalne Louise. the Pearl of the Rockies. the most perfect gem of scenery in the world; another day at Bautf, Edmonton. the Cop- ital of Alberta; Saskatoon, mo‘ city of optimism; Devil's Gap Camp on the Lake of the Woods. near Kenors. thence to 11km William. where one of the fine Canadian Pacino Steamers will be need across Lakes ‘Superior and Huron to Port MoNiooli. then rail to To- ronto. where the trip will termin- ate.

Everything is included in the price of $380.00, from Toronto: transportation sleeping cars ac- commodation in Hotels. and Buﬂsﬂ- low camps. meals in dinefl, hotels end on steamers, and sight-seal!!! tours st points visited.

The trip is open to all. and appli- cations for accommodation ere now being received.

Fares (tom other points than

Toronto will; be named and doscrilr Q

tive illuetreted booklet sent on e9- piicotion to Deon Sinclair Laird.

MacDonald Oollsge Post Office;

Que, TH l REASON

Customer: “Maybe lfwbeopuso l ain't thersi" '4' _l~_- _

to he tried at the next session of]

Smmﬁ alllmfed f" the. QFOW“ Mny 14m, 192e, there passed panics--

year the forest service initialed the plan of rounding up rind ills- posing of nil wild horses within the ' _ conﬁnes of the national iloresis lllliid

MR. JOSEPH POWER‘ plans to continue the drive [is

At his home Summerviiie, PAEL, y

uel Reid, Weldon Tweedy. P. A. ‘O'Donnell, Bernard Coady. "Rest

in pence."

ear.

lln ‘i925 there were 300 head can tured in the Gailntin national for- est along and it is estimated thutf there are 500 of these useless nni-, mcls stlil within this forest rimgeﬂ Throughout the national forests of the state there are thousands more. ‘Some of these animals were at

fully to rest Mr. Joseph Powers, an. old and respected resident of that place at lhe advanced age of eighty- seven years.

‘Mir. Mowers had been up and nhout until the day previous to his death, when he complained ofleel- e tune demeancated_ The were ‘Pg ‘weak and lymg down t” rest‘ gllflltltll out to forage for thenfseives u“ “Sleep as. a “red child mmlnnd those of the least vnlue were that slee-n which knows no wokirw, not rammed up‘ m time many o]. Those who were Wm‘ ha‘ them become wild nn-d the ones scarcely reauze ma?‘ b9 mg pa!!!‘ that survived the winters and pre- allilllly’ l, h \ _ , - I ll datory onimnin lbreeded with other I Mm ‘d i’ d" lowers was a“ up bnnds\"nd thus herds were formed. H; ’ ‘ones!’ hardwmrkmg ma“ The advent of machinery hue

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strictiy- honest in his dealings wlthi I . everybody. good and ohilglnl; 1° hlsiliglllsflgillslllsirllll‘; liltfrlziiehiﬁrtulgilez Idle ‘iiﬂolt neighbors, more especially in time. ' ‘ ,' , , or ‘mum and sickness. :make claim. in this case, lllt. for

lie llild been cronslzuitly attended f5: 233i? a‘a631,’???Unillpszﬁﬁltgzl: hy his esteemed pastor, the Rev. l’. bidder s u ' I ' l). Mc-(luiguu, from whom he re- ' ceiveil ihe lust rites of the Catholic . Church. of ‘which he had been- throughout his long life n faithful ' __ ‘mondheil-i lite leaves tolgiourn hllisi "NumAX_ Jam. Z,...Q“,,\,,,|O,,_e IKH W e. we sous am vednug - ‘ . d, ters. four of whom are in the llni- $523,225: ‘(I)’; J:{,el"§:l,:u.:::,l|l 2111,,‘ ted States nnd therefore could not Exchange.» be with him at the time of nieiM Top u,“ Sam, Fe n, death: The funeral toqk place Sun-‘Aélerwén can Co _ _ _ _ _ _ _ day, morning, Mny 10th to StlA u u d ‘Ed ‘C. Jouchiiifs Church Vernon Rival-i m‘ M u y' .0‘ whore nil that w... mortal of nigmml“ “eﬂliery UL "

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rest‘ Union Bag and Paper Co. ... Canadian Paciﬁc (Jo.

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vapor which is so healing that lt.1<‘_w_ wqQolworth Cm _ _ ‘ _ _ __ drives catnrrh completely out of Abmb;

the system. ‘can. Sieumshipg LtiL ._ cxr/nuzluozown is the name of Bridge . , . _ ,_

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Thront and Nose Colds. Sofa and Spunlgh my." _ _ _ _ _ __

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BREEDING FUR BEARING Ii A BBITS

is a profit-giving home industry, but you must keep the genuine Manchu strain, England's oldest strain, to “m,”

the highest return.

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of tiny. ay out of l cave. They whirl around in s circle. Jllﬂl ho upon n sllov/ﬂenne. and

WIV , flew by. , "Goodb el" pered.

wherever you are going

.AT MEAL»

sake eat-- GENUINE

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gnomes

THE flames wriggled and snap- ‘ pod III the ﬁre-place. johnny watched the way they danced around the logs and chased elch

n be saw a cave under s log. ll was lined with feathery grdy ashes. and looked cool and IO l.

As johnny watched. a crowd Elva came dencirtis

up the c imney. But oneoi thz: ed his hand at johnny as he

‘Johnny whis- " svea happyntimen

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SELDOM SEE a - . knee like this, but you! ..

may have a booth bruise on his ankle, host, i“ knee or throat.

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will clean it oil without ilyin the horse. No blister, no i Concsntrstsd—oniy s few dr

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couroin iron ‘Ill PATIINT IIIIOIINOI ‘FOB ‘Ill OPTOIITBIST The Wslllworth Unit 0P rs oolnpnnt selection of heel

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