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Saturday evening 7 to 9 p. m. I White gaherdine $1.25 for 69c

gaberdine in stripes, blue, pink, green and gold suitable for skirts, worth $1.25 for 69e_

SATURDAY between 7 and 9 p. m. at the wash goods counter, fine white

This fabric will not be placed on sale until 7 p. in. Saturday.

The Designer 1 year-8Oc _

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Leave your subscription to-day at our pattern counter, with Miss l’i_ckel _

and you will save One Dollar. 12 copies, 15c each, mean $1.80#-you get it for ] _ a whole year for '80c. ` _ _ _-

Big ‘monthly magazine-good stories, clever editorial matter, poetry,

household hints-splendid illustrations -

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-iT PAYS to guy in this Province.

-THE GUARDIAN is on nie ot ai!erty's, Summerside.

-DON‘T FORGET to reserve Wed-

nesday. July 16, for the big Tea at 0'Leary. 6742-7-3M1_2i.

-ATTEND the big Tea Party at

O'Leary. July Nth. Both Liberals and Conservatives welcome.

-WHERE ARE YOU GOING on

Wednesday, July 18th? To the O'Leary Tea Party, _ 6809-7-7M9i.

-W. S. NEWSOM will he in Ken-

sington Wednesday torenoon, prepar- ed to buy some classy drivers; also good drsfters. 6854pd

-WANTED.-Capable general maid

in small family to go to Halifax Sept. lst. Apply Mrs.Usher, room 29. Queen Hotel. Suinmerside. 6826-7-8M2i.

-MR. G. B. BEER, Guardian Report~ er, will be pleased to receive news of interest to forward for publication. Telephone No. 738.

-TWO GENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charge twenty five cents.

-NEW MOURNING HATS. - A

nice assortment for all ages. Just opened in Miliinery Department Sin- clair & Stewart Limited.

6810-7~7M2i.

-THE EMPIRE CLU8 will hold an

ice cream festival on the school grounds at Breadalbane on the evening of Thursday. Jul~y 10. Should the day prove unfavorable it will be held the following evening. 6832-7-8M2iprl.

-COME to Kensington on July 9th

and see the heat horses on the Island race. Tim management has decided to park autos and carriages in centre field where all can see the races. Don't forget the date, Jiiy Sith.

677S»'.`-5.\I4i.

-WELLINGTON PICNIC.-Tlir> par- ishioners of Wellingtn Parish will hold ri grand picnic on their church grounds on Wcdiiesday July 23rd. Ever-_:tiring will be closed to make the day a pleas ant outing. 6737-7-3Mtlisttf.

-SHIPPING.-The ilfolloiviiitz sr-.h.~

onncrs are in port-Maialiar, capt. Mil- ler with coal from Picton; Dictator, Capt. Reinhardt. coal for island ity., Maude Weston, Capt. Weston, lumber frrni Richlbucto, Nellie J. King. (Yapt. Murray. coal for Holman's Ltd., Min» nie A., Capt. Lansing, brick from Pugwasli. After some minor repairs the Minnie A. will return to Pugwash for another cargo.--H.

-RACING ENQUIHIES.-Man-_.' loc-

al horse lovers who attend the races at the season are somewhat disnp po`uteri on buying score cards to tlnd that the pedigree of the different hors- es, is very seldom given, the sanio dis- appointment appears on reading the summary ofthe heats in the pressfl he question is also often asked: On local race tracks where there is seldom a distance judge. how is it known when a horse distances the field or any pant thereof. as often advertised?" Much more interest would be taken in rac» ing horsemen and managers of U’?<C1U. would give a cleaner explsna< tion when advertising their races.-H

turned to her hohic in Sumi°nerside_

-.\i'~.s iiiciiiio McMillan, Bloomfield,

was visiting for u few days last week in town. guest of Mr. and M-rs. Jos- eph L. Muirhend, Harvart St.-H.

-Mrs. John Woodside. Kensington

v - :fl and Mr. Samuel Woodside, liiargatv.

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the guest ti Mr. :intl Mrs. Lee.

visited relatives in .Summersido last week.-H. _

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Come to

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Prices are $15.00, up to $42.00.

Men’s Spring *Top Coat

A splendid showing of Top

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colors.

` Prices $14.00 up.

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Give you more value, more style, more clothe

satisfaction. If we dont do it give you your H1011

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-V--l\ii1.'. iivloii i-‘mil or .'i_|vltville, .\. __M__ ` ` t-nee, ii. I., is visiting his piireiits Put-

B.. was a visitor list »'-'vt-k iii l.i'H'~ ` irl-t and .\’li‘s_ l)o_vlr~. 'ijigiilsli after an

den.

"'M"~ I1- ~ ' -'V " ' '_ _ ‘ on liiisliioss. ‘ 9 V' `» 'V ‘; ‘ is spending ti f»~ lays in burn- ____ . woovi, (‘npt. Trriilirliii is iiow in poriifltefl at that place.-H.

murslile on business.

'i.- \ i 1.....-~ ..r iioiir-ix is “""”“"" "f M ”"‘"“<

_ _ _ .pi-zifliiig .i i`.~\\ d.|_\'_; iii S\iiiiiii.:i‘siile,

i<` Gelle I 'i V-\ii'~i\"f” -COAL-Th stlioonei Leila i.iii

“__ _".1 ._h___ PM ('.;|-_mmm or with ii cargo of coal i'.'ir the Island

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ihsirlniiiloivii was ii visitor to niini- U "

-~.\ir. Fraiik f`ui|ru.\' ‘if "h‘°""'m` ini-;' itl.~ fn Saiiirtlav.

town was a visitor tu Hiiiiiinf-i‘uifl~‘ ull ' ____;__ --Messrs; John i'. Murphy, Maple Saturd:iy_ _ _ _ _ _ Plains and llziniel Welhiiiilfl, (Wurli-

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-~'i`hi~ Miss#-.= Jacqueliiit- and ()r~.;\v»

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--Thoir friends at Miibiirn_ Lot 8|

will he pleaseil to hear that .\ii'. and Mrs./\rt i.r'ek‘i- are recovering im it.-'_ t thc 1'. ('_ iiuspitiil that they expr: I.

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____ _ - _.\ii. _.ind Mr... .i<ili_n tolllnlls .ind "___ w__r__ ___ _(_w__ _mrhlg _hc WCM( Nm im ,~,._,"m ,U muh. home m R day UI.

F- Frank i'3~ H""""" "f SL ']"h" wr-okvr-iifl in Siiiiiiiiersirle. _ 4 _IL

-V Mr. and Mrs. Ulivi-r .\IeNeill of Sumlmir M" Sl>"¥li iiiost of last Wutfk Mrs. McNeill at North Dakota has ri--

liinilv ol tiiii.loiti-to\\ii spent the _ y[w,,__||_ ,

i played at iiclvidere liinkg one Satur~_ .\ir.-Dunbar and Mrs. i~`. .i. Nash-

al The prize which was for ladies only

day afternoon. 'l`lieije was unite ' large gathcrini; inriu<liii.': innny vislt~ ors. The results were as i‘oilo\\-r.:

MIXED FOURSOMES

D. B, Stewart and Miss liiililtirk.

vs. J. ll. Mnlcolni and Mrs. W. S. Stewart 66.

J. ii. Malcom and Mrs. W. S.

Stewart vs. Miss iiohirirk and IJ. H. Stewart. 82.

A. W. Weeks and Miss Rogers, vs.

J. M. llunter and Mrs. McQuarrie, 73,

J. M. iiuntcr and Mrs. McQi|iirrle, vs. A. W. Weeks and Miss Rogers 7i._

WK. Rogers and Miss iiorim Weeks*

vs. Mr. Mi'Q\|arrie and Mrs. Bagnnll,» 82. i

W. W. ('larke and Miss Bngnall 83.,

vs. Judge Stewart and Mrs. \V_ W. (`lz\rkr‘, Sri _ _

_ _ I A VCU' iI\l<‘rf'HiiI\8 game of gulf WHS G Vi Hiirisun und Miss Haviland. brl e w s

was won hy Miss Hohkirk.

'l`lir~ second prize was wnii by Miss

ltogers. isLA~o"*sdi.“i§i”enA_f\siiiso iN ENGLAND.

An interesting local wetltliiii: took

place on Muy 24 at the parish church. tho rector heing the officiating clergy- man. The bride was Miss Ethel Rlsby eldest daughter of Mr. nnrl Mrs. E. Rishy of 52 Criiiiieigh Drive,__ while the lirldcgrormi was Br. John Robert Kiiiieen, of i'rinee 'Etlw.:r.l l..;.nil. (Yanudn, a snrgorint in the (‘.anadian forces. Miss Maud Ltinglicnal and Miss Mabel Attrili were the brides- maids with Olive and Willie ftishy as ps'ges._while Mr. Harold Wilder acted us best man for the liridegroom_ The

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|cliane ami veil, and carried a 8i\0W0\' ibouqiict of white roses and lieatiier iaiid tht- liridesnialtis w_0l‘0 Dale grey fcrepc de chcne and had Pink b°“` quets. A reception was held subse- quent to tho ceremony at the brides _twins when is number of guests HB- |sr~inhled. Numerous valuable mid us? tul presents were 'received from var - ous friends and acquaintances of the _ family. The honeymoon is 50"!! spent 'in Brighton--'Th° 30“i'h°r“ Standard. Lee. En8iB¥\d- J““° 5' 1919‘

Sgt. John Robert Gsneen is a RUR

‘ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaneen. Sf- Petor‘s. and went overseas in 1914.-

Sgt. Kfineon and Mrs. Kaneen ai_!_6

expected to arrive on the island n luiy. Thr- host man at the wedding. Mr. Harold Wilder, is also u soldier, a great chum of the.£\'00¥l\-I .TWV fought side by side all throillh il\_e Great War. _

QUEEN Horst. "

George Irving. New Yor|F- A' J’

Irving, City, John N0bl0. T0f°“*°-EE; K. Beer, Calgary, H. F. Finlli- A monton, M. McLean. Vancouver, - ir. oiiiis. st. Marserels- _ _

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