_ y Ax, Juneyk__(quo“ﬂon, Algal-loan Smelling d: Refining ' ‘b,

ti.

To-day (Jpens the

une Whirewear Sale A splendid exhibit oi. lliinty nnderthings-lnnslin and silk

OVELY LINGERIE IN ISPLENDID ASSORT- MENT AND SPECIALLY low priced for this occasion, will be displayed at thefhead of the main stairway. As usual the assortment and- vaiues will be tempting. This opportunity of.

"rm filling up your summer needs at -a saving, should not be over looked. Here are some of the lines offered-just a few-and every one is good.

Tempting Gowns

Fashioned in the convenient slip-over style is the wthite cotton nightgown. Dainty lace surrounds short Kimona sleeves and neck. Length 54, 56, 58. Special Price .. 98c

Ladies white cotton gown made in Kimona style trimmed with torchon lace round neck and sleeves. All lengths. Price .. . . . . . ..........$l.25

Othersl gowns at 2.25, 2.50, p 2.75, 3.00, 3.50, 3.75, 4.50, 5.75.

White Muslin Drawers

Lﬂdiesldiiawers made of white cotton with tucked frill. Sizes 23. 25. 27, 29. Price _ _

Chemises Chemise made of strong white cotton trimmed with lace and

insertion. Sizes 36, 38, 40.. .. ,. 98c

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Envelope Chemise made of- fine white cotton, lace trimmed round neck and arm. Size 36, 38,40. Price“

......-......... 1a35

Combination of fine _whi_te‘ Namsook, slip over style. All

sizes. Price . ..~.»

.. . 3.75’

.-'.-¢.-.-|-.

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Another line of ladiesdrawers made of fine wlhite cotton, trim- _ _ 59c med with embroidery. Piicaa

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Ladies’ Athletic Combinations

_ Ladies'_Athletic combination this is something different Chis combination is mud-e in mull and silk. Prices . . .. . . .

$1.25,$1.5o,$2.5o,$3.ooand$§iool Ladies’ White Undersllirts Ladies’ Bloomers

White underskirts, made of ‘ Lardies fiﬁepknitvJémeayéémal

l’. bite lit , l}. ‘d . . . ». iioilniolvel... 15.0.. otrleenmme giggle m Pink» willie» Bky- Bis

1...».

y 1.25

Ladies underskirt mad-e of rive inch. flounce of embroidery This is an- exceptional good skirt at this price. All lengths

Priceu‘... .. . .. 515,00 1.85 ‘

Dainty Corset Covers ; _

Another _ corset cover made of fine "white cotton lsrimmcd with lace and ‘insertiomAll sizes Price . -.

can 0-,’,

39c

Other prices, 35¢. 95c. ‘ 1-00. 1.25, 1.50. Silk Bloomers at $2-85.3‘-0lh3-5ll.

on ..--»¢o--a-~-.

¢-...--.-. a0

Ladies white corset covers mdde ‘of strong white cotton trim‘ with torchon lace. Sizalgti, 38,40, 42. Price . . . . 75a

.. 48c .

Still nother made ‘in camisole style, daiulf-illtj trimmed with em ro dery. This makes a very pretty corset cover. Al sizes. "Price . - 35.1150, 2.002.150 ;_- 1

44»! at f qal-"ar Y

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119-121 Qiiéen sit-eel,

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Other prices i

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[American Car Foundry ........ ..

Jollnaon b Ward '

all,‘ Mound, mo“ American Locomotives

Anaconda Copper .... ..

New York Contraljballway f Cuban Cane Eula: ..

"m... JaiIium. "m ~co July colossal-at . 0&3, lfnly 41%, ﬂop 4 5i- . 4nd Tunklna .' "A no n't attend to hto in llonimtzmldatntaiatwiantaa. mi- "mu m a ohtmco u: wlnntaa If“

‘"7 Mexican Petroleum n” la

out...» 1mm. or 1o ram ,1» v1.2a. slaelatl- a Stewart. Limited. , . .

nuan-

wide. brown and navy _. _ with halr llna atrlpn. $5.00 waldo, aala price par yard $1.86 Sinclair k Stewart Limited.

-- l-aIIWS ILKIHT ovarooatl. fan- ,by tweuda ln ‘faahlonable modela. Prjo whom 831.60 to 006.00. clear a; " rJuno Bale. your choice 1. 8.

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. 00221. antennas. trhol lobster 081011.. h the-North plde‘ o! the Inland; the put few. (hay; ls reported very ~pnor,. '

traps. owing to the scarcity of the (lab: ' ' a

l.‘

it .-.maxs a nor: or lr-Jlor

Hell as for‘ the boating -puibllc a d0- itillatl tlde table for Summeralde dQau-lot has been posted in the atore o! R 'l‘_ Holman, Ltd ﬁlrlnmeralde. - y‘ " "—-ENJOVAllL.I LiQTURI-diov 1n- Hardlngw lecture, "Woman? ‘attracted a very largo number‘ o! people at Sharbmok on Tburaday evening and was liatened to oi.- lotlvely. Ice cream and candy rwas bold. The proceeds wlll no towards building a ball at lﬂherbrook. '

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_,_.aAul. raua waimmo ur- Basoball la again to the fol-o in Summeralde and the next wank fwlll- probably use the start of a schedule of league guinea with‘ the Pioneers, Reed‘ Sox- and War-Vote- rans, constituting the league. The matter wlll ‘be decided at a meet- ing to be held tonight. An Island league with two toalna each from Charlottetown and ‘Sumuleralda la also being considered.

--8. W. V. A. MEETING- A large attendance at the G. W. V. A. annual meellng, summersldo allow- éd a‘ very successful your. ‘During the pastycar this branch was able to render considerable assistance ln obtaining positions for returned men. A ball team was equipped and nupported. The fvats’ would tare furnished and now compare favor- ably with any in tlle Maritime Pro- vinces. A vole of thanks was tend- ered the executive for their cap- able nutiilagement (luring the past. year. The otllcers elected for the following year are: Presldent-»W. J. Whitney’. (Reﬂected), mm Vice Presr-(Fred McLeod, Second Vice Pres-All’. G. (‘l1urcll, Sec-y. Treas.-,—-D_ O. Stewart. Executiveﬁ- . 'F'. Graves, ‘E. N. Mcpquarrlo and renton Clark. A very enjoyable lunch and smoker followed the ‘meeting.

—-PETTY BURGLARS RAM- PANT-IPI-oln all indications 'lt would sccm that. there ls nu organ- laed hand of juvenile baildlts ' [large in Sumtlnsrslde for wltliln ‘the last three or four days several ‘stores have been entered" and robb- cd_ The store of Harry Sllllphant was robbed on Wednesday night, the burgulars mulling an entry through the back Wlndowl The dour of Mrs. DesRoches store ln

~Cenlral street was also tampered

with and one of the window panes lln the "store o! J. H. Locke's groce-

‘Ty store also ln Central street was

broken ln and ineffectual attempt by the miscreants to loot the pre- llillsoa. Last night The Guardian re- proaanttrlve accompanied the night policeman in his rounds of the lion but evldently- llle bllfgltll‘! dldmot want. their names ln tlle lpwer; lor all was serene all through the nlglht.

JIIOARD OF TRADE MEETING At the regular luonthly lmcetln: of the Bummeralde Board of Trade held on Thursday evening a resolu ltlon was adoplcll favoring champ ilng‘ the rule of the’ road from left to right In this province when eit- her N. S., or N’. H., adopted this method was passed. The question o! suggesting tn tho local merch- ants to have tho Wednesday halt holiday start alter June 15th until Sept. 30th__was raised‘ and discuss- ed at tlmea with some heat but the

matter dld not no to a vote. A l-e- .

solution was passed flavorlng a meeting of representatives of alt- lsland Boards of Trade to be held ln Summer-aids thta summer for the purpose of organllllng an Iii land Board, was passed and a (mu mlltee was appointed to arrange details. The matter of a soldlera ni ial monument was discuss- ed and a committee waa appointed” lo work in conjunction with other bodies on the matter. The Board‘ do cldad t9 lend lta full support to help nlllke tile-Dominion Day cele-

ratlon ln Summerelda a complete success and a committee waaIap- pointed to work on the matter. _

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11316. tllttla b; ma]; heathen QWWTWINIMWI are;

i‘. scoot sane: aurrtino. s Inches

lnclalr t Stewart Limited P“

the convenience 0t cuutomera, an .

a1 treat on Tuesday afternoon.

~ ton; 13.3. "Stewart Cllﬂpllﬂli-lsidb ‘ ville; ‘E. C. Farnell, Amherst; P. C.

i onto; T. Hudson, Ptctou; 0.11. Bax- .

c ‘ ‘wtl ' ‘ .

ahoifrlll the Strand Theatre. Kil- alngton on Friday evenllll’. Jam 10th. ﬂood yolioa. will. danclnl specialties, etc. RGIOIVO the date.

'.-.F0u|: plllﬂﬂlﬂ‘ Lawn lswlall.

' regularly $11.98 now 30-00. HQ!» MANW. \

--Rellanco Blciclﬂ. W011 0°!!!" brake, mud guards, double tube, ma. tool baa. yrelivh- .0"! “m. . m, mu- luggage carrier. aloud‘ lol- nlilll whedLsaa tang balk-lent to your station-tor 3 1'9- Lﬂdfi style name equipment tor $51.00. .

r" Helptllo Candidates

. pony fishermen are tolling ln they,

In Iiolmanb $2,740. Prize Election

The candidates prize election are men and Womﬁu of the highest. character and r6- putatlon in their locality and are deserving of every aulllmrl 1M“ their friends and nelshbora ln the ‘race for the eighty valuable lpi-laes.

Wltb many of he candidates lt ls ‘thelr first business experience and the management of R. T. Hole maa_ Llnllted meanest for then-i the courtesy and consideration that ‘thblr standing .ln the community deserves. Even l! you cannot help your favorite candidate with prac- tlwl sales or other assistance. a little encouragement costs you nothing and helm a beginner quite a ‘bit.

June 1st la the day of the ol- flclal opening of the big contest and it will run just. eight short.

favorite candidate all the support you can-the prize to the most. po- pular man or woman ls $500.00 cash and it would be quite an honour to have such a winner ln your dls trlct and among your lists of lrlends. R. T. Holman. Summer "e.

--WE HAVE BOUGHT Kenning- ton Snalmand Door Factory and after June 1st, can do all kinds 01' work. We have a man of fourteen years experience at Sash and Door work, Also man of many years experience ill mill-work. Bernard 8c C0., Kenslngton.

._|_|'TTLE DEVILS-tsome inl-s chlevous boys on Thursday night ln l-Summel-slde threw a largo atone from the street, through. the wln- llow or Phlllp Gallants place or business on ‘Water Street many customers were ln at lllo llmu but fortunately nobody- was hit. The pol lce are on the lrall of the guilt) pzlrlles.

-$ANDV'T\REAT8 THE KIDS --.Sandy ‘McGregor, in response to a request from Mr. Simpson, the "Y" secretary, gave the school children of ISummel-slde a rare The kiddies gathered at the Epwortll Hall at 4.30 and Sandy in his ln- imitable way. entertained mom for an hour with song and storirdster- mingled with words of sound pran- tloal advice. The boys will lie dc- llghtell to know that. Sandy has prbmlsed 0n his return to Summer- side to meet them on the gym llool- in group games, etc.

-—-—-<v0.n--—-- WESTERN PERSONALS

~Mr. Elmer Dunning, spent Fl-l- (lay, visiting friends in Summer sldc.

‘—-Ihl’.r. Russell Riley now of Boa- toil, son of late Wm. lRlley of this town ls visiting tn Summer-side.

‘ ~Mr. Albert A. ‘Sutherland, councillor at law and a mom-her of the Massachunseta ‘State Legisla- ture ls" vlsltlng in Suinmerslllo.

—.-Mr. Go. A. Bownesa of Summer sldo who has "been vlsltlng friends tnWSt. John. N. 13., the past week, arrived home last lilsht (Frldayn) “ hooner J. B. Young with lnvurneas cool for JORL-ph Read d: 06.. arrtvod in port early Friday morning. 11

' ‘L-dﬁrank A. McDonald, Monclon. N. 8.; la aolllnghta summer cottage nt- Blyalda. Lot 14. by auction Sat- urday June 4th at 2 l). m. It ls sit-

lrpnt on mchomnd -Bay. R. F. D. mall" by“ door. telephone, otc_ food buy for a party desiring a unimor home by the shore.

incest ARRIVALS

it vlcroma HOTEL f :1>.,a.-wll¢ol1. Toronto; M. B. Bradshaw. Sumlmerslde; S. S. Hea- slon, Montague; L. lll. Roop, Hamil-

‘Murphy. Tlgalall; ‘J. E. Mason, Hal- tfn; ll‘, 3_.'Amory, Montreal. W. H. Bogs. Montreal; .1. R. Brunet, 0t- tawa; D. Il-lh-Klllnndgo, Granny; D. A. MacAulay. 8t. John; A. B. Walli- ton, Montreal; J. J. Gray. Soul-la; C. A. Melkle, Bummerslde; A. L. O. Phillipa, Totem; ,0. r. s. Town- aend; lllalllax; T. '1‘. nuortlmer. .Tor-‘

tar. Tluro; W. R. Bowron, Can-t p. lsapou Halifax: l-lallfax; L. Greonliul-g, Montreal; Geo. ll. MoLennan, Mon- treal; E. l1. Campbell. Toronto.

laavsna loo-rel.

, D. C. McDonald, Sourla; D B.

A Muklnnoll. ml wlfa, basalts; m. -

lvood, Pownal; J. Ill Boyilm, Promote; W_ I. Scott, ﬂlananuvor; all-p. u. McDonald, Montague;

In Holman’! ’

weeks-until July 31st. Give your _

Limited, 4

udtod by gluollne lorry C. lfL, shore . a .

if Let the

mile

d...

And The! will the v.13... l (Jilered tor Filday. 0.

sruoians r1001: 0111; BIG _s'ram.11 nadir-n’.

‘.

300 ydsColored Curtain Muslin 2 300 yds Colored, Bqdered Scrim

500 yds. 36 in. Percale Shirtmg 300 yds. Prints 30c _for 18c per yard. 200 yds. DarkShirting 40c for 25c 200 yds. 36 in. Pl-aid Gingham 65c 600 yds. Grey Cotton extra value 6 250 yds. Towelling 25c for 12 1-2 500 yds. Stripe Flannelette 40c for 1

35c for 1 A85c-for

0c for 10c yard.‘

8c per yard.

35c and 45c per yard

per yard.

for 35c per yard. c per yard.

per yard.

8c per yard.

SPECIALS FROM SILK, DRESS GOODS AND LADIES’

251: doz Ladies Ele

Great Value.

150 doz. Ohildreds ipecial 25c per pair. _ 100 doz. Ladies’ Plain Black LisleiHose, Special 25c

50 doz. Best Hercules Rib Hose, sizes

per pain.

v 40 doz. Ladies’ Su urday 25c per pair.

DEPARTMENT

mmer Vests 50c,

4 Webs of Whipcord Ladies’ Suiting,

$2.50 per yard.

75 yds. Navy All Wool Serg 100 yds. Navy 300 Children Silk and Muslin S

ial Prices.

HOSE

gantt .Black Silk Hose $150 for $1.00

Black and Brown Rib Hose, all sizes.

per pair

8 to 10, 72c for 50c

special Friday and Sat;-

all wool $6.00 for

e worth $2.25 for $1.29 per yard All Wool Serge worth $3.25 for 1.75 per yard ummer Hods at Extra Spec-

3 Webs Fancy Dress Muslin Saturday Special 25c. 3 Webs Elegant Dress Silk worth $2.25 for $1.39.

‘VONDERFUI. VALUES IN LADIES’ READY Women’s Voile Waists Fa

for $1.00. 25 only 4.75 for $2.75.

Odd lines in Women’s Raine A special line of Women’s S Women’s Plain and Flowe

for $1.25.

Odd lines in G-eor

sane.

' THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE

phant, Hunter River; P. J. Noy, luntel- River; hill. J. A. McDonald nd child, Tracudle; W. A. McLeod, liartsvllle; J. W. Patterson, Hunt.- or Rilver; J_ D. McLeod, Hunter Rlvor; C. H. ‘Poole, Lower Mont- ague; A. M. Hunter. Montague; J. w. Cllilﬂll, Montreal; A. G. “l-lol- IIIOOK’ London, Ont; H. Oberndorf- or, Kingston; E. N. ‘Myerer, Hall- fax; R. l8_ Miller, Yul-mouth; J. W. Currie, Yarmoutll; Jan. Altken, lMt. Mowart; F. C. Bennett, and wile, Murray Harbor; Nlck While.

own a A

llallala Poole. Montague; ‘Mrs. W

staway, Montana‘; “"1701. ﬁllll- p

Men’ Balbiggan Combinations, Special Menzs Negligee Shirts, Men s Neckwear ‘extra , Meilfs Cashmere Hose, Men's Cashmere Hose M-en’s Cotton Hose 4 Men’s Braces extra

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Special $1.59.

4 pairs for $1.00 pairs for $1.00.

all our Men’s and Boys’

1.100 ROTARIANO SAIL

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NEW YORK. May William T. Manning of the Ellison. i181 Church today was tho- prlncl- pllllﬂﬁﬂlﬁlfll a’ luncheon glvoll by the New York Rotary Club la hon. or (if tho 1.100 Rotarlana of Canada and thaUultnd Staten who will all! tomorrow on the steamers Caronla and Camoronla for Great‘ Brltaln. The delegates wlll rsprelont the Aaaoetatcd Rotary Clubs ot Anierl.‘ ca at the twelfth annual convent! b“ of tel-natlonal Rotarlana to he 111;?‘ tn Edinburgh. Scotland, Jung

Blﬂlop Manning praised the ovbraeaa nltaslon of the Rotatlan and‘ aald ll.

31-——-BlIh0p

expr aaed his regret at his l lty to attend the luncheon. H ._ 9d! 110 dﬁlﬂllt Q4) “Qgpg .1 moaaaao tn testimony ol b a care lntoroat ln thall- mlaalon. The Edinburgh convention of '- Rotarlabi wlll be tlia flrat our held outside the United ltatal. and tho Brltlah Rotarlana. . have lanncd an axtallalva pron-ammo for" tbelr Quanta’ entertainment.“ After m, convention the omens-a the it vi l

TO \VEAR DEPT

ncy styles, Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 Women’s Gingham Dresses sizes 38 to 44 Regular oats, special and . ' uits at $25.00.

red Underskirts, regular 551,50,

gette and Crepe die Chine Blouses, special

price $1.60 y

special Reg. $1.29 r r 19¢. ' Reg. 70c, 2 pairs fo $1.00.

special at 50c per pair. Men's Working Shirts extra special value from $1.00 up. Men's Overalls Pants, Regular $2.50 for $1.25. 10- dozen Boys’ Caps Regular $1.50 for Special Prices on 5 dgzen more of those Special Men $5.00 and $6.00 for $3.00 10 doz. lllclrs Heavy Khaki Shirts, Itcg. 50 Men's Suits

75c. '

Hats and Caps.

’s Soft Hats Regular

$2.00 fol‘ $1.25

, _ values up to $40.00 for $25.00.

50 Menfi Ralncoats values up to $25.00 for $14.75.

25 Boys Suits Regular Price $12.00 for $8.75,

Another small Quantity of Boys’ Suits $7.50 t0 $10.00 for $5 Other Specials in ‘all Departments.

The Above Prices are for FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY

Promise Bros. llll.

________ THE BIG BARGAIN STORE

___-_-__ y THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE ~ - __--—-

vlalt other Rotary clubs tn the Brl- tlab lalerand wlll also so l" ‘"19

continent to organise cluha tn Nor l

way, Sweden, Denmark. llollﬂlllh Balllum. awltmland, spam. 11"!“ and France.

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