is’

FOR THE LAST NUMBER or YEAR'S SALE 1s OFFERING SAVINGS TOPPING am. PREVIOUS VALUES. DON’T MISS THEM!

I THIS DOLLAR DAYS FOR

‘i u m

-......-._s.....-..--.....-.-_-~_-......--.. a .-. u... _~.......... _ .. _.

‘ LADIES‘ STRAW IIATS

*1 $1.69 $1.50

LADIES’ LARGE BRIM PANAMA HATS ............

CHILDREN'S TUSCAN "AND COLORED PEDALINE oars

Ladies’ Celanese Voile Dres- ses. Sizes 14 to 44

‘Ladies’ Smart Figured Silk Piques. Sizes 14 to 42

Ladies’ Sand Crepe and Rough Crepe Dresses. Sizes 14 to 44 in all the new pastel shades . .. . . .

'All stock of Spring Coats and Swagger

i. ii , ,,

s SALE. HAS B

i111

111m

GREAT SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

$2.69

$2.79

$5.29

‘Women's Silk and Chiffon

HOSIERY

Fashioned Hose selling else- where at 65c and even 75c pair.

Full

MEN'S SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS in Brown and

Grey Tweeds. Special

Dollar Days

\ MEN'S SPORT TWEED SUITS Gre? and Fawn. Sizes 36 to 42 with two

pairs Trousers

Special, Dollar Days

MEN’S wonsrso surrs in Grey, Fawn and Blue Check! 811d Stripes. Values $23. and‘ $90.

10% orr Au. OTHER oars

an

Hemstitched 40" wide.

Silk Damaalf Drapery Material 50” wide in all the new shades. Peryard

Ruffled Curtains with Valance to match. Rose, Blue, GreemGoid. 2 pg

Wabaseo ‘Plilowalipl a 4 T01‘

Suits selling at One Third Off. Get yours now.

$1 $1

STORE I

Ladies’ Ceianese and

Regular 39c value

Dress Goods.

Dress Goods including Printed Lin- ens. Celanese, Voile and some Wool

2 yards

$1

MEN'S COTTONADE

iii TIIE LOWER

New summer styles. Sizes 14 to 44 . . .

Large ‘Size Turkish Bath Towel

3§ii.'i“i>§;‘§“.‘?‘.‘.‘i .S.‘.'.°?..".“.T‘.’.T.’.....'. $1.59

Sizes 81/; to

2 pairs

PRIOE

(up STAIRS’)

Pique Dresses.

$1.69 A ‘3 a. $1.

PANTS. A good quality

10. All good shades.

BOY'S

$1.00,

OOTTON S

84x60. A regular $1 villi“

Heavy Cottonade Duck Wi inches wide. Suitable for

shirts, Reg. 35c .........-

White Honeycombed Bed Shield!’

1000 Yxards of Unbleached Cotton. Wonder- ful value on sale Dollar DB1’? - ---'"'

rwano surrs with Lona

Pants. Sizes 30 to 36. Values to $15.00

PEOIALS

A AND a FRI. JUNE Z9 EEN BRINGING EXTRAORDINARY VALUES T0 THRIFTY ISLAND snorrsus AND J suor. gar PROWSE BROS., mo, 0N ~ _-

1 MEN'S FELT HATS s ASST. STYLES and SIZES

MEN'S AND YOUTHS up

10% OFF ALL OTHER HATS

q}

Children’s Print Dresses, fast colors. Sizes 8 to 14 ..

2 ‘for

$1

$1.59

...----e-¢o

Children’s Cotton Hose, all sizes, Sand, Brown and Black

pr.

$1

th a White Stripe. 30

men’s and boy's 1

Ilwcilwllcoll?‘

Men's fine quality White Balbrig-

gan Underwear Short Sleeve,

length

Boy’s All Wool Speed style Bathing Suits. All sizes in Blue and Black --

Ankle

$1 $1

I ii§5E5!!

ICE CREAM

Sundaes, Cones, Quarts, _‘ Pints and Bricks.

5.1“ also Special Peppermint Patties 29o lb.

iihites Restaurant Ltd BRACE BLOCK

lull IVAII D ISLAND

l.\' Till-I PROBATE COURT 2.'-'i'll GEORGE ‘H. A. D. I034

lnoi- osinic ul’ (‘alhcrins ‘Bell. late 1111\nd. IHIIIIHIN in Qlliwil‘! County “ |~ soul Prorlncc, \\'|i10\\‘. deceased iii on nonnnrnnle liAllOLl) LEO- iilll» |'.\l..\lilll. surrognio Judge of \‘li‘,. out.

‘lw Sliorlff of the (‘ouniy of ~ Houniy or uny (‘unstable o! inn-sou uitllln said County.

(IREETINO

Vin-u upon refilling the puma: ‘ "l" ‘i’ John A Munn of Montague u (‘onnly in sold Yrovlnce

ill] llnnnlrl “l-Klllnon of

n in Quccnsfountyafom- or, tho oxccutors of the l estnio prn lug that l l he issued or the pur- "l - You am M: ~ lir-rohy rrnilircll to cite all "lions lnicrostoil in the said Estate M" ll "vile": before mo nt a Pro- “ he held in the (‘hurt . in Queen's

sniil Province, on . liio scvcntli dny of August "Willis. nt ilio hour o! elsvan rcnoon of tho some day to vi-sr- if any they can why the said Estate should

"Bird and the Estate closed

i 'isi

Petitioner. that a truo copy lnrllnvilh published in some llllivilﬂhcd in Charlottetown h“ onco in ench week for at l" ill" ronscviiiirc woelln from the M‘ lurrvl‘ nnd that a true copy her-e- h l" rill'iill\'lih lloltcrl in the follow- "I i-viliin- plnceii respectively, nam- Yql" tho hnll or the coin-c House "nhlirloiinioivn aforesaid. and at the oi’ llunonn J, Riley in Belle Riv-

Sﬂlrvol‘ in Month

¢ gun

‘mil’ nfnrr-nniil. And i do hero y

M brr nrdcr thnt. n trua copy here-

“nﬂ foriinvlth ncrrcd on the Atten- "'|l'l.‘li nf this Province so that

-iiS5E§._

.,»..

DB. 10$ HnKELVEY TAKES POST IN (MINA

u-i-r

‘$813410, June 2d.—-Dr. John L. "Red" limel-relvey. lemmas Queen's ‘University aehkte. left yes- terday fon (Zihtnl. were he will take up a pmiti as professor of obstet- rlos in ﬂhe University 0d’ Pekin-

Thu appointment. which will last fmlr years. is under the auspol of the Rntﬁefeller Institute. Dr. Mc- Kelvey went to Royal Victoria Hos- pital, Montreal. afber graduating from Queen's and later to Germany Mr two years’ poet gradulwto work. He aieoumed to Jdhn Hopkins Unl- versitry Hospital at Baltimore where he held important posts.

11* war

yrr‘

DOMINION OI’ CANADA PROVINCE OI‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE ‘PROBATE COURT 15TH GIOIIGI V" A, I). IOlI

in Re Estate of Louisa l). lnino laio of Dunstaffnage in Queen's County in the sold Province, widow, rleccnncd tesinte.

By the Honourable HAROLD LEO- NARD PALMER. Surrogate, Judge of Probate. aim, etc,

To the Sheriff of the Queen's (lounty on any (‘nustnhlo or literate person within said County.

GREETIHG

Whereas upon reading the petition on die of hi rguerlte Terrell of Dun- atnffnage norosalii, Flrhool ‘rancher, the Executor of tho shore nflmctl En- tlta nrnylng that a citation may he issued foi- the DIITDDIF hereinafter Int. forth- You are therefore hel-ehy ro-

uirad to ell-o all persona interested in i e said llstato to he and appear he.- fore me at a Probate Court to ha hold in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's County. in the said Prov- ince on ilaturdny the Tirrniylolchth day of July next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock foranoon of tho lnmo day to shew cause if nny they cnn why the Accounts of tho said Benito should not be nanlcd and the Estate cloud a. prayed for in_snld vu-lltion and on motion of M. Alhnn Fnrmt-u, Dom. Proctor for nid Petitioner,

And l do ‘hereby order that. a iruo

(‘ounly c?

__=,,__“ B O ROSES

The coastal regions of British Columbia. have a climate so mild and so different from other parts of Canada that roses do well there which are not hardy elsewhere. There are, of course, so many var- ieties of roses that succeed in British Columbia that a short list is quite inadequate, but. among the hybrid tea N588 which have been found most reliable both by private growers and at the Domin- ion Experimental Farm at Agassiz, the following have given fine ro-

. Cleo. Dieluon, .70- ria. Killamel’. 1.0a Angoles, Mme. bel Chntenay, Mme. Jules Cirolez, me. Ravary, Miss Lolita Armour, Mrs. George Syhawyer, Rainbow. James Gocy, Francis Gaunt. Mrs.

harles Lamplough, Mrs. Aaron ard, Golden Emblem, Wm. F. Margaret

freer, Lilian hlooro. lolyneux, Ophelia. Miss wilimolt, Mrs. H. R. Darilngron, Una wal-

,d1"lorenco Forrester and 0.0.,

au .

Hybrid Perpetuals are represented the following varieties: Pnsu rl Druschki, General Jacquem-

0t, peo. Amends, Hugh Dickson.

s. John Loing, American Beauty

lio, Magus. Charla, Paul Neyron,

ince camllle de Rohan, Ulrich

Ylmliel‘. ClDllllll Chrlsty and Mme.

abriel Luizet.

Hatching Chickens By Hens

some hens, though they become broody. seem to be fickle and do not make good shters. Just when they appear to be getting down to

eo hereof he forthwith published in ed in (‘har-

onrh four consecutive weeks from the dole hereof nml tiint a true copy hereof he fnrbhwiih poni- ed in tho following nuhllc plncos l"- wtlﬂ". namely. in the hull of tho nrt House in (‘hurlnuoion-u nforc- laid. at or near the Royal Rank of (‘Minds in Charlottetown aforesaid and at the Butter Factory in llun- ntnffmin aforesaid. nnrl l do hcrchy order that n tr-ua copy hon-of he forth- with served on the Aitornvy-(‘ieucrnl

h lr nus lntcrestml in tho IIIII EI-

n,

"Yen under my hand and ti" ‘(col of the said Court this --l day of Juno, A. D. 10M

and in the 26th year o! Lila .( ‘Urinary’: reign,

. _)v _ ' ‘ﬂlltl-glr. Ltllexlll I ~ rsﬁirrr-r-wﬁ

of this Province so that all persons

‘Lytnflllfrflfﬂlllﬂ may have due IlO-uatlrélﬂd In the sold Estate as afore-

mny have due notice thercnf. (liven under my hund nnd the Heal of the said i‘ourt this ﬂrcl day of June A. l). 10M and in the irlih year of Ilia

l uliegeety’: nigh‘ (ha) n. r. rarsrnn l _ Juaqoﬂor ha

business, they pick up and leave. lOthers an so clumsy that they will break slmNl; every egg ln the neat. It ls therefore advisable to watch sitters, and. if any hen proves un- reliable, put another in her place at once. Almost every person who has tried hatching by hens knows how cranky a broody hen can be when slle lilies, and when the nat-

teph Hill, Kaiserln Augusta Vic- f

edition o! a ulletin on natured 1n- cubatlon. pub ished by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture. chicks can be hatched by hens with comparatively little trouble, 'few eggs will be broken, and allmost perfect control exercised over the sitting hens. Under this system. by testing twice the nests are kept mil, the hens brooding capacity

half hour of supervision once a day is all the time that is required.

Mickey was ‘an apprentice in a shipyard, and the first morning the foreman put a twoioot rule into his hand and told him to go and mea- sure a. large steel plate. He re- turned in 20 minutes.

"Well, Micky," said the foreman, “what is the size of the plate?“ A satisfied grin stole over Mick's

ace. “It's just the length of this rule," he replied, “and two thumbs over, with this brick, and the breadth of my hand, and my arm from here to there. bar the flngen!"

Use llllnnrd’: for Stiff Joints

increased, and a great saving is. made in the work, as about one»

PROWSE BROS Lt_

I ._ __ ~¥nr'"" ii§:;;!!:ﬂ!!IaiE2:!!lssz:5!!

d.

TRIED TO gEE IQYNG

N NIGHT CLUB BET

mNooN. J1me 26-40“ 5~ Mitchel], known as the mcmocle man, who went to Balnwrsl to 1n-

ngoentw sentenced to five years‘ penal servitude for maibeg rob- beries. -

i One hum in a Soho night club he wagered $125 txha-t he ivouid inter- view me Kfng in Balmoral castle.

The bet was taken. And this, ec- oording to Mitchell's own siwry oil‘ the oxplot. is how he tried to win it.

He procured an imposing official- looking envelope, filled it with newspapers, heavily sealed it, and addressed it. to the King.

He took the train to Aberdeen- his native city-arriving late at night. He ordered a our to drive hm at. bop speed to Balmoral, tell the driver that he was "lord Orkney of Tihurso castle," and had important dtspatches lo,- the King which must be delvered as soon as possible.

The driver drove Miiloilell to the castle galls. Ii. was then early morn- ing, and the myal servants were

asleep. . Mitchell told a policeman that he

terview the Kills-for a bet-was lng

was “a. Kings messenger" and 110111’- ished the impressive-haiku»! mil/B‘ lope. "I mint. deliver it ‘ho the Kim; in person," he said. He was allowed to spend the rest of the night in a room in the castle, and in the mom- lio was interviewed by smother official. Later he was escorted to seer-stony, and not until than was his bogus role lmniissked.

it was found that he lie/d only a penny in this pmession.

DOG‘! PLAYI-‘UL JUMP ENDS MASTER'S LIFE

TIVERTON. June 2o.—-Ra.lpl1 Ohsziles sslber, a farn-lcr, aged 39, of Ufloulme, near here, went to pick up his gun to shoot a mbbit.

His dog-which was devoted to him-scented sport and leaped playfully at Mm. putting its paws up on 21's chest. -

There was a. shot . . . and Mr. Salter fell dead in the scullery.

Tibia theory was put forward by the deed man's widow at, the in- quest.

Tihe coroner. aoee l-umed a verdict of death."

it. re- “Accklt-‘ntal

ural means are followed without any system it is a trying oriielll. However, when some system is fol- lowed and proper arrangements made beforehand, the work is much lessened and the annoyance almost entirely done away with. By the adoption of a method explain- ed by F.

rnxfﬂ-ffwvnltrv Hosbsrvdmon in a rwvipgu "tat; tn

Lloyd George Fights

Fire

David Lloyd George, war-time as heralded“ soldiers foam Alder- triot. The present drought is held

C. Elioﬂl. Dominion premier o! Illlllml. is seen on his shot barracks ln conquering one of to he largely responsible for the OM11. Girl”. Inﬂand. the larleet heath ﬁrm tn the die- extent of tho ﬁrs,

- to x1 ' i be ter- ummom M e n“ w” "Well dear," she went on, "is!

A wife who wished to give her husband a. birthday present brought home a. sample cigar and watched him light it,

“Well, JamesJ." she said, after a little while, “do you like it?"

“Pretty good," he said, with as much enthusiasm as he could mus-

mere anything else you'd like bet».

ter than a hundred of these?"

"Yes, twenty-ﬁve," he cruelly re- '

plied.

;;D0ug1a5' Egyptian Liniment is

nip;

. t

especially recommended for sllldﬁl‘. .,

or infection of cows tellt-

and splints.

an extended stay dcsifablci

GOLF WEEK Bani? Springs Goli Course Aug. 20-15 LOWE$T PARIS in Years via Great Lakes and Rail to Vancouver, Victoria 8i Seattle from Charlnttctown t5 Day Limit Round Trip. $143.60 SCI-Mn Llmll. Round Trip, $165.80

Full information from your ‘Local Agent 4K0!"- lllfll-ldlhg (7. B. Andrews, Dlgtﬂcg lruucngu. Saint John, N, n,

CANADIAN PACIFIC

BNF rid LAKE LUIS“ ior u Holiday in

Tuvalu; able also in cases oi’ Spill/ins. mlrlww"

Alpine Sunshine‘

For a real change, holiday in the Canadian Rockies at the lowcs: fntCS in years. Golf on top of the world at Banff S rings Horcl- rswim-ﬂﬁllc —hikc——ﬁsh~ motor-play tennis. Thnl to the scenic

nmdcur 0f Chateau

u q. J-iv).

a GLORIOUS DAY§v..1lt1‘ll‘£'ll ltuuff euayinr Innis lnlllzlr 4 d- nl- l-iniornld Lull‘. 12o mllm nt npc< incillnrniolorloz. All Expenses

WONDERFUL DRY! . . .1 m?’ m. umri ' wyiuitbilkv- TKVUTHU- 2 11's

ni l‘ 1.111s". 1211 illlVl iii flpcr- lorulnr nwlorirg. Elpllllll

I COLORFUL DRYS . . .1110)‘ nt.

mun .1 iiouni mo... [r-illw ~l any s

iii limcrulii \.:i\i'. llil lulled o! 401*‘-

lurular nioloriug. All Eryn-nan K11 inure [Willi lit Tlllllﬂ or Fl '|\1. Illtli 11l1F1tvl\'n4.‘i|T1l'15_|‘1.|""11|Irnk7YI.1 l.“ Lmvrflli Luke Plvtivt. lvlrvli Jllllll ‘l2. roll i!!! irbr“ I\Il‘\\ﬂﬂ plainl-

D1‘

Agcnt,

any (‘auimiinn mun.‘

Lake Louise and equally beautiful Emerald ' dkc Chalet. Ciislcc- y Bun nlow Camps at Yoho, W: ta, Lake O'l'l.ira., hiumioc Lake and adium Ho: Springs. The ow prices n: all tllcsc places make

Ask (or information about the Troil Ride (July 17-30) and the Sky Linc Troll Hutu (A