'- thus". -\

vation‘, “

- veil D. Sh; presen I‘ yl hon ' carbon, charge . points newly bontcii avails‘ rapid

jiliirilnuldn’! Gains 21 Ibs. _ Jew Strength

anie Ifcison writes, “Before ironized Yeast 1 was so ' could not do my day's work. I can wwk herd all day and all night. , it irmoiitlis ago my weight iIpounds. Ircnized Yeast gave .7‘ pounds oi good ﬂesh. , think I was another woman. i and look so much better." op being "skinny" and always i. Thousands‘ have gained 5 w pounds in 3 weeks with Ironized 1st. Scrawny bones change iceful. curves. mes clear and fresh. 1g vanishes.

Only when Yeast ls lronlzcd Is it Io wonderfully eﬂective=tor Iron is "ieeded to bring out the weight-build- ng and strengthening values oi least. Pleasant tablets in a hondy Ottle, safe for everybody. Never aiise gas or bloating.

G0 to any druggist todirv and get B grill size treatment oi Ironizcd Yeast.

"Lazy" ‘feel-

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after this generous triul You are , t delighted, your money back. II gﬁicorivenicnt to buy from druggist, {sent $1.25 direct to Canadian Iron- imed Yeast Co, Lid, Fort Erie, Ont. Lbesk 409-13. S.

I-

ziGlezininds from Milview

. ’ @ Passed from the valley oi the sha- ‘dmv, “him {be Lllfld O1 LIQhIZ," Ml‘.

Enmnn. Vernon River. all the Warly age oi 31 years. The day oi days 55m just breaking for him over the {shining hills. when the lishli. 11ml Iiranscends all darkness, broke upon Jhis young life's day. He held a. very ifesponsible position in Moncton, be- ‘ﬁig linot_vpe operator for the Moncton Ihunscript. He had been ill only ﬂ couple of weeks, having contracted

_ {Icarlet fever. He. WES removed to the {Hospital Dieu and all that medical

Eiikill could do was done. but. God,

willed otherwise and he passed away § 5L1 June 13th. His remains were {or- Zivardcd to his home in Vernon River. Efhe funeral which took place on Sun- may, was unusually large. Mr. Pierce fiirenched a very impressive sermon. {He leaves to mourn besides his lather “dnd mother, Mr. andMrs. Wm. En- Iman, three sisters and one brother, to zfrhtcn sincere sympathy is extended. 1: Wham the shades oi lite were fall- . - inf, -

IE [rid the hour had come to die,

f. Bobbie heard His sweet voice call- ing, .

._.“I will guide thee with Mine eyes."

“Mr. and Mrs. Paqiiet and daughter. fﬁoston, arrived on‘ the Island last {week and are spending a pleasant ‘visit with Mrs. Paquets parents, Mr. g-nnd Mrs. Joseph Acorn, Millview.

Miss Myrtle Ross, Vernon River.

Ikas a recent visitor to the city.

... l . .. ' Mr. Ernest McInnis, Vernon River. was a recent visitor to Maple Hill, the iguest oi Mr. Donald McDonald.

if Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McNeil and Fdaughtcr Eveline, and Miss Marie iMcDonald were recent visitors to ENew Perth, the guest oi Mr. Jerome ihower.

i! Miss Ruth Grant and Mrs. Grant. ‘ iﬁoston, Mass, arrived in the city ‘ ‘ii/idndsiz." enroute to their home in iflruiviow. W ‘I Irene Goody was a recent visit- or to Vernon River .

Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald

visitors oi Mr. J. R. McDonald. ,, ,.

grin Ariéiur Iéitiﬂlivm was in Vernon liver renutlyn. . Mr. Simpson, Melpeque, was e re-

Blotched skin be—.

Red Cross Clinic I at Margy River

One oi the outstanding events in the busy llie of Murray Harbor and one around which a great deal oi Iinterest centered, was the holding oi lo. tonsil and adenoid clinic at that [place on Thursday last for the chil- ‘dren oi’ Murray Harbor and surround-

oui ing districts, organised by'ML\S Vick-

erson oi the Red Cross society, as-

sisted by the Women's Institute oi lithe district who were indeieilgablc in itheir ciiorts to assist the nurses and iDi-s. Brehaut and Grant. j The miinse was quickly converted in- _,-to a hospital, the parlor being used ‘as the operating room while 001s

ior the children were put up elsewhere _~_ p .the cots and bedding in many cases dieing supplied by the parents and

ladies oi the district. ails end adenoids most successfully.

hsut, Mrs. Fred Brehaut, and Mrs. clinic and they did their work nobly,

the teacher Miss Clements while the members of the Junior Red Cross willingly ran errands, moved cots, and were always there when called on.

Everything that was possible was I done to make the day ss easy as pos- Isible for the little patients and their ‘mothers, the latter being taken out to dinner at the diiierent homes. while others had to remain over night with their patients.

Everyone was interested and the success o! the clinic will be felt later on in the robust health oi the rising generation who in turn will Jkcep up the good work started in ‘their childhood by the Red Cross.

After the nurses had completed a strenuous day's work they drove to their several homes.

cent visitor oi Mr. Frank Les, Vernon River. ‘

Miss Minnie Currie, who has been spending the winter with her sister.

her old home.

Miss Isabel Bruce. Hermitage. spent Sunday, the guest o! Miss Mar- garet Huntley. Vernon.

Miss Eliza McDonald, Glencoe, is visiting in Charlottetown, the guest oi her sister, Mrs. P. Murneghan.

building an extension to Mr. H, S McLeods store, Vernon River.

Miss Mary Reid, R. N., city, were

day.

in Vernon River.

Point.

the city Tuesday.

Reginald and Clyde. and daughter

Sunday.

Mr. Samuel Mcbcod was in Mill- view Tuesday .

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins left on a motor trip through the Marltirnes. -M.

halffpricén? * -

"A lotnisummeixdress

Other linesselling at 1-3 and halt price. dollars.

cleargnt n: price. who».

sale- prices.

Milliuo

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'20%relnpl.iﬁz'§lftevpciend Georgette to clear at Ten otherdress s eeillingat $3.98.

Other lines clea rig at ﬁve‘ and ten dollars. Remainder of the seasoms coats reduced to Another lot o1.’ coats to clear at five and ten I Remainder of Misses and Ladies ‘Suits to o ‘er dresses and knit suits to» clear at Wool-bathing suits clearing at $2.98.

reduced.

.~ . etc to clear at 98c. . “toplear at half price. .

esto clear at halt price. $1.98.

Drs. Brehaut Mid Grant operated on seventeen children. removing ton- ,

The Wonienl; Institute had ap- *1!‘ pointed a committee, Mrs. (Dr) Bre- f”

Buell, to assist in organizing the

being ably assisted by Mr. Buell and I.

Mrs. McKenzie, city, has returned to '

Mr. Frank McDonald. Glencoe, ls Mr. and Mrs. E CnBurhoe and V‘ guests oi Miss M. B. Jenkins, Sun- i Mr. M. Vessey. city, spent Sunday ‘i

Miss Edna and Mr. Allan Fraser. Vernon, paid a flying visit to China i _

Miss Annie Grant was a visitor to‘ .'

Mrs. Bell and three sons, Russel. .1

Emma. city. were visitors to Millvlew. y:

. - NAYSER s|u< stoves 39c

Kayser Silk Gloves black, grey, fawn, white. Sizes 6 and 61/3, two dome fastener. Regular $1.25. Special Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . .. 39c

LADIES AND MISSES COATS ONE THIRD OFF

Balance of our Spring and Summer Coats. Every coat new this season, attractive shades and materials. All sizes. $15.00 to $60.00. D01- lar Days one third off.

Black Navy and Tweed Tailored Suits. Sizes 36 to 42, silk lined. Regular values up to $35.00. Special Double Dollar Days . . . . .

4 only tailored tweed suits. Come in and see this lot. Double Dollar Days . . . . . . ..

Clearance Line broken sizes, styles, colors and materials. Coats and Dresses. Double Dollar

Days

Rack of Silk, crepe and Satin Dresses, good styles and colors. Reduced to . . . . . . . . ..

Bungalow Aprons, Porch and House Dresses. Good range. Your choice Dollar Days . . . .

Flat Crepe Dresses, our regular $8.75 range. Your choice Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . ..

PRINTED AND PLAIN DRESS MATERIALS " .79

Plain and printed dress materials, good pat- terns and shades. Regular price up to $1.75 yard. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,

Canton, Creue, Georgettes, good shades and

» patterns, worth up to $3.85 yard. Spe- g1) i)‘

cial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Plain crepe dechene 38 inches wide, good range of shades. Dolls!‘ Day Special . . . . . .. L I

Black Duchess Satin 38 inches wide. Extra Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '

Luvisca. and Broadcloths suitable for summer dresses, all the popular shades" Regular $1.25. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Black Duchess Satin 36 inches wide, an excep- ional good quality’ Special Dollar 1Q Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plain Canton and flat crepes, good range of shades, worth up to $3.25 yard. Spe-

cial Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fuji Silk, big range of all the popular shades. pecial Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

Natural Pongette pure silk, natural color 33 nches wide. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . ll

HATS-VALUES UP "ro s5 FOR 75c

Ladies and Misses Hats, no two alike, latest styles, big range. Values up to $5.00. Special DollarDays,each........ . . . . ﬁ 4 pieces Rayon-Gingham 32 inches wide, good color and patterns.

‘cial........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

‘actory Yarn 4 ply large skein, White, Grey, llack. Regular 30c. Spceial . . . . . . . .. . .,

I l! Celanese and Rayon wash goods fancy pat- terns all good shades. Regular $1.50.

Special =

0 . LADIES mo MISSES HAi-"s-sjeo p All real good wearable styles and suitable for

Ladies and Misses, one of a. kind. Original price as high as $5.00. . . . . . . .,.,

Friday and Saturday, July 5th and 6th SPECIAL BARGAINS in EVERY DEPARTMENT

Wholesale Prices All Over the Store

PRINTED DRESS VOILES HALF PRICE

12 pieces fancy cotton dress voile for sum- mer dresses light and dark shades. Real neat patterns small and large designs. Half price.

“ Doll-All \, Justin.

Full fashioned silk stock- ings, a regular $1.75 value, pure silk, 10 new‘ shades, including Sunburn. All siz-

WHITE SCRIM FRILLED CURTAINS 69c

White Scrim Curtains with frill complete with tie backs 21/; yards long. Special value I69

White Scrini Curtaining with Rose or Gold stripe. Double border 36 inches wide. Dollar Day Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . = Colored Curtain Net Rose and Gold Neat de- sign 42 inches wide. Regular 50c yard Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '

Children’s Black Sateen Bloomers, sizes up to 32. Regular 65c. Special . . . . . . . ..

FLOOR OILCLOTH MATS .10

Sizes 18 x 36 inches in a. real neat design on

rose, fawn, sand, brown and green. Ground

Dollar Day Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'l

BED, SPRING, MATTRESS COMPLETE $13.50

Bed, Spring, Mattress, complete, White Enam- el Iron Bed as picture brass capped posts. Steel frame spring copper wire fabric wool top. lllat-

Eillisdiilii SZ§JI.°‘.‘T‘T?1 T191‘. . . . $13-50

BED, SPRING, MATTRESS COMPLETE 16.15

Walnut Finish Steel Bed as Picture steel frame -

copper wire, spring Wooltop Mattress ﬁber

ﬁlled with a. layer of felt neat art ticking. All

sizes. Freight Paid Dollar Days . . . . I

Steel Frame Springs copper wire fabric which

will not rust.'All sizes. Dollar o... ............................ .. $435

Wooltop Mattress ﬁbre ﬁlled with layer of felt

on top. Good art ticking. All sizes. DollarDays...... . . . . . . . . .

2118:2133 1131311131; Sntgel Beds; lgiége‘ pasts, all sizes. Y5. 1'9 8 8. P $1i45

$7.45

ticking. French roll edge, all sizes. Freight paid

Layer Felt Mattress Imperial roll edge, good ticking. Regular $12-50: Specie . . . . s ‘

PATQNS

. I 1a,- $s.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . .. j

,. Dollar my spooui

CHILDREN'S SILK RIB HOSE 39c

Children’s Silk Rib Stockings, sizes 6 to 81/;- Black, Brown, Grey, White, Powder Blue, Mauve, Peach Regular 85c. Special 39o DollarDays . . . . . . .

MEN'S AND BOYS‘ CLOTHING

Men’s Tweed Suits values up to $18. Special Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., '

Men's Norfolk- suits values up to $18. Special Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' v , Young Men and Men’s Blue Serge suits. Extra ' r, special value for Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . .

English Tweed and Worsted Suits, values up to ' u‘ $35.00. Special Dollar Days .

Men’s and Young Men’s Tweed Coats. Regular ' $15. Special Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . " . .

English Rainproof Coats. Values up to $12.00. ~¢

Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. i

Young Men's Blue Worster suits, regular $25.00

Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Tweed Suits sizes up to 7 years. Regu- I»

Boys’ Blue Cheviot Long Pants. S138-

cial Double and Twist Homespun bannockbiiru

pants. Dollar Days .. . . . . . . . . . . ..

Boys’ Navy Blue Suits, short pants, sizes up to 16 years. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men’s and Boys‘ ties, plain and fancy patterns. a special clearance line at a special low price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘ Boys’ Cotton Jerseys, sizes up to 34. Extra special for Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, shirts and draw- ers, sizes up to 44, regular 75c gar- ment. Special suit for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men’s Work So): greys and the lighter shades Dollar Day Special, 4 pairs for . .. . . . .

idl.

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‘ . Ifﬁf

Boys’ Blouses Tans Blues, also stripes excel- lent value Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Blue Overalls red trim, sizes uP t0 6 Yrs- Regular $1.00. Special Dollar Days . . - . -

LADIESEAND MISSES SILK SLIPS $1.79

Ladies and Misses Silk knit slips White. Peach Blue, Mauve, etc. Regular $2.25. Spe- cial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ladies Silk Knit night gowns lace trim White. Peach, Pink, Mauve, etc. Regular $259- I69 Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Silk Knitbloomers, large sIze,Red, Peach. Pink ‘ Mauve, White. Regular $1.00. Special 696 W

Silk stockings service weight, pure silk. twelve new shades and Sunburn. Regular $1-25- Special . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘

Children’s Fine Knit Bloomers, Peach, Pink and v . White. Elastic at Waist and Knee. 25° Special . . . . . . . ' *

Children's 1A; and 3A length sox plain and fancy cuff, all good colors. Regular upto 85c. 39¢ Special..............

Ladies Fine Belbriggan Bloomers. P691311» Pink ~ White. Apricot, Mauve. Size 84 to 44. » Specialtipalrctor _' ; Kayser Kid Gloves two dome fastner, White. . Black, only oizosaog, s, e14, 61/2. 6% Qﬂi‘ Regular-woo. Special ............'....'

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lolcoonnoo

mm a. aovaﬂsma-re so.» , _

Man's and Bent-ﬂue iliirte assorted patterns i with and "withouticollcrl, o‘. limited quantlst‘ I

swliusolcecnxo l‘ ' '