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Listed Below Are Some Real ' Bargains at 1-2 Price for - Wednesday Half Holiday

giSale Starts at 9 O'clock Wednesday Morning

.. LADIES’

‘t " ‘ _- w... ~=4w'-_-.» . ,. . ... _. . . ;.. ¢.“*—4v§‘n' ‘¢4-II!—F

v day morning only. >7 'AT '/i PRICE

SILK UNDERWEAR

‘Panties, Combinations, t slips, etc., for Wednes-

BOYS’ WASH SUITS Balance oi remnants oi

In assorted styles 2 to 6 all kind! includinm years on sale Wednesday Rayons, Ginghams, Silks at 9 °'¢|°°k Sheetings, etc.

'AT V; PRICE V; PRICE

Clearing at l/I PRICE ‘Q Wednesday

' CHILDREN’S HATS

some ornnn REAL BARGAINS FOR SALE 0N WEDNESDAY MORNING ,

DRESSES

dresses clearing at HALF PRICE

LADIES’ SUMMER

‘The balance of Ladies’ and Children's summer

CHECK GINGHAMS 36 in. wide, large and small patterns. Regular value 25c.0n Wednesday

morning ‘I

yd. ii__.___._

TABLE DAMASK

25% of balance of all Ladies’ Bathing Suits

and Beach Pyjamas

EXTRA SPECIAL

Children's ﬁgured Voile and Dimity Pantee Dresses sizes 3 to 9 years. Regular value up to $3.90- Sale price

with coloured border 58 inches wide, Wednes- day morning

$1.98 45,

Prowse Br0s., Ltd.

The Bargain Centre

T201103. EQUALITY IN FRANCE

pggls, July 25. (Bntlsh United Press)-—An American travelling in placed a I188" QPDWW: hlm- He Public “mm” France, has been most unpleasant- ly reminded that the Republic has no "Jim Crow" Ian's and that alhlm that such a gesture constituted black subject has exactly the some a breach oi the luws V! the want‘

status as a. white citizen. ry through) which the train was He was seated at a table in a passing. The afironted negro has restaurant car when an attendant brought an action against him ior

immediately got up and Went $0 another table. The waiter iniormed

STEEPLEJACKS’ FEAT

LONDON, July 25. (British Unit-

7m

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Gardens Design d: Construct Hard & Grass Tennis Courts Church Lawns Cemeteries

Inquiries solicited and estimates tnrnlshed on request.

NOV SCOTIA

glicious. GOLDEN ' ‘Orangefekoe Tea

r it

George W. Smith

(Extensive Enperlenoe In England

ed PresQ-Balanced on the should- ers oi a fellow worker who stood on the top rung oi a ladder 168 ieet from the ground, a steeple- Jcck succeed in removing a large weathercock from the spire oi St. Mary's Church, Ambleside.

As the bird was not particularly imposing and had never functioned in all the 77 years oi its existence A on its loity perch, it was decided to replace it by another. Two steeplejacks volunteered to under- take the job. ‘Ihe hazardous task was accomplished by running up ladders nearly to the peak oi the

Sud] good cooks}. ‘_ l80 foot tower. One of the men

- stood on the topmost rung while

5119b able hmlsiikeeﬁ the other climbed onto his should- gfgggwn thg ieritagicls the trick wlads ‘done. The; ' ‘ e B. B move W011 EVE EEXI

ofa both hurtling down on the rocks be- _ Y. ﬁlSt Slp. low.

“mélewhyiheybuv """"ss:.z:a'=........ thousands and thou-

‘sandsofpoundsofdc- GLASGOW, July 28-811- Gomer

Berry. well-known newspaper pro- prietor over the annual convention oi the Advertising Association re- cently, declared advertising is to be the greatest individual iorce in trade development, and Oﬂpablg oi playing a large part in lilting the blanket oi depression at present 0V- erhanging commerce, Advertising was as essential as the raw mater- ial oi a product, and the present need oi industry was by moss pro- duction, and the present to otter the public such articles as they re- qulred at prices that conformed to the purses or the depression peri- od. . They should make every eiiort to bring new advertisers into the field r S.r Oomer said. The banks and in- . surance companies had recently started to employ this great bushi- ees force, and since part oi the bus- ines oi advertising was to inform had not the time come for inform- ing the public where to procure the best professional assistance? The

every year-I my know!

_In full-weight % and

11b. sealed lead pack-

ets with the orange and black label

SCENIC AllCHITl-Kll‘

WESTERN tumour

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-CIIANGE YOUR. 0D. and have your car properly greased at Depot Garage. Dunnini 6r McDougall, Kensington. ‘[7844-38-31.

-MODIL MOTOR 01L, Sh! DIS for high speed enlinﬂl. 1h 110$ W0!" thﬂl’. 501d ll. B21431. WIQ-T-TI-Zl.

-.DIG TENNIS DANCE, Capitol Grill Room, Summerside, Thum- day, July 30. 7768-7-39-21

-BBING TOUR MOTOR. troub- les to the Depot Garage. Prompt service work guaranteed at moder- ate rates. Dunning d: McDougell.

7734-74041.

—AT HOME-Mrs. Waite’: B. Craig, Middleton, will be at Home to her friends, Thursday afternoon and evening, July 30th, 3 to 5 and 8 to l0 P. M. 7743-11-

—B0l‘tDEN‘ PICNIC-The picnic at Borden interrupted by the rain, will be continued on the same grounds Wednesday evening July 20 next. Lunch served from ‘l o'clock. Various Kuules and amuse- ments. If not fine on ‘Thursday.

7759-7-28-21

—l-‘lNED FIVE DOLLARS FOB. RECKLESS DRIVING — A party from Albany came before Mr. John E. Campbell, J. P. on Monday ior reckless driving at Reads Corner. He was found guilty and ﬁned ﬂve dollars and costs.—-S.

—CHII.DRENS AID SOCIETY GIVEN CUSTODY 0F CHILDREN —An investigation under the Chil- dren's Protection Act was made be- fore His Honor, Judge Inman, at Summerside, in respect to the neg- lect oi a family oi ilve small child- ren. The case was brought by the Childrens ‘Aid Society oi Prince County. After hearing the evidence the Society was given the custody of the children-S.

-—5UMMERSIDE POLICE COURT —'I‘he case against a young man charged with breaking and entering the Curling Rink and stealing‘ art- icles therefrom was remanded by Mr. D.’ O. Stewart, Acting Magist- rate, on Tuesday morning until

Thursday for judgment-S.

-ADJOURNED MEETING SUM- MERSIDE TOWN COUNCIL-At a meeting oi the Town Council on Monday night a resolution was pss- ed to guarantee $425 towards the

purchase oi a truck for the ﬁremen to supplement the donation moved to supplement the donation made by the Fire Department oi $550, moved by Councillor L. M. Mc- Nelll, seconded by Councillor J, Y, Philips. Authority was granted to pa-ve a certain portion of Summer and Green street, at the request oi residents on those streets, also to commence 'work on the permanent Paving of Summer Street, on mot- ion oi Councillor Phillips, second- ed by Counclllor Schurlnan. Mayor Lidstone presided at the meeting, all the Councillors being present With the exception oi Councillors Strong and Grady-s,

'—70TH. ANNIVERSARY 0F SUMMMERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunday was the 70th anniversary oi the Presbyterian Church at Summerslde, and the 60th anniversary of its incorpor- ation. Rev. Mr. Jeans made refer. ence to the fact in his sermons and Suggested that a suitable celebrat- ion be held later on in the ‘year. Tile church was founded in 1861, and incorporated on July 25 1371, and was listed in the Royal Gazette 01' July 28th, 0i’ that year: The trustees at that time were William Brehaut, Robert Glover, Thomas B. Hall, William Henry Brown anq David Montgomery.-_s_ ._____________________ law, medicoine, architecture, dentin try, members oi the stock exchange and chartered accountants, held u. 100i from methods 11w fqllqwgd by banks, insurance companies, and ev- m Pensions bodies, but he suggest- ed that the publlc should be able to refer to the dignified snnouncemeng of those engaged in such spheres so as to discover who was best quali-

BRINGING UP FATHER

iied to give advice it sought,

ciiatcrrrwro GUARI

n: n SALE NATIONAL SASIIJ

REGISTER

Used One Year.

Guaranteed perfect working order.

No reasonable offer refused.

Apply PHILLIPS SALES

SYSTEM 79 Queen Street

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—A'l‘ SUlidliiEltsIDIi-R. W. E. Burnaby, Maritime Trade Commis- , sioner is at lament in Summer-side and will be pleased to meet anyone interested in bringing new indust- ries into Prince Edward Island or in establishing export connections. They will be cordially received by Mr. Burnaby at the oilice oi Mr. A. E. McLeanP-S.

—I'NCOMPETENT ENFORCE- MENT-The drunlreness in Sum- merslde on Saturday night and during all day Sunday was B P051‘ tlve disgrace. And yet the Govern- ment in power in this Province maintain that they are eniorcing prohibition. It they cannot or will not enforce the law they lhould give way to these that will at least make an honest endeavor to do s0. -Sununelslde Journal.

-DEATH 0F MRS. GRUB-The death of Mrs. Rebecca. G. Crue,.wl- dow of the late D. D. Crue occurred at her home in Bummerside on Monday, 27th inst., alter a iew weeks illness. The late Mrs. Crue was one oi the oldest residents oi the town, being B8 years and 3 months oi age. The deceased was a daughter oi the late John Cudmore, formerly oi Summerside, and was born at Winsloe Road, P.E.I., on May 6, 1843. She moved to Sum- merside 66 years ago. ‘Ihe deceased was a consistent mmeber oi the Old Bible Christian Church, which lat- er amalgamated with the United Church oi Canada. She was the mother oi eight children, three oi which still survive, namely, Miss Alice and Mrs. S. H. (Clara) Ayala, both oi Quits, Ecuador, South America, and Lucius 3., oi the iirm of Williams 6r Crue. '.l‘wo grand- children also survlve, Iielth R., oi Summerside and Dana, o! Detroit, Mich. To the bereaved family, the Guardian extents sincere sympathy. Mrs. Crue was one oi the, most highly respected ladies in Bummer- slde and will be much missed by her many friends-S.

PERSONALS '

—Mr. and Mrs. Crllly Lea oi Summer-side have returned irom an enjoyable trip to Nova. ScotiiL-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan oi Moncton, N. 3., are visiting the formers parents, and Mrs. W. T. Buchanan oi Summers" . S.

a souinnilii

has arrived ln port with a cargo o! coal.

i “WAlDlGAN-DUNRAS Pill- DYIRIAN OIUIOIII. lIvicea for Aulult 2nd: Dlmdll. at ll a. 1a.; was Valley at I p. m; ISTDJII. BInmlDevinaaA,

lilinllter.

I-t-w [miseries-m maul-moz- lngoiﬂlcP. 1.1.0111: and Growers’ suooiaticawill be held lnStJlalflEallSouriacnMoa- day,Augu|t8rdatSp.ln.

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wnmor vamir Wllmot Valley Sunday School is going ahead, and each Sunday sees a record attendance despite the hot

and enhances the loveliest complex- ion. Dvery discriminating woman should use this silvery lotion. It is unrivalled as a ﬂawless aid to

Half Price l

MEN'S AND Boy's English flannel BLAZERQ in red, green, maroon and stripenAll sizes. V

4 PRICE

Moore t? McLeod Ltd i: .

4TH PRINCE

' MEETYNG;

haw‘, alterations. A D18 l. bu“: _"_‘ '________ plannediorlnthe near future, when wmhhumm a collection will be taken ior Dr. W. e following LIVESTOCK MARKET and,“ “We, , "finslngbon. Wednesday, u, (Canadian Pius) memo‘, mvmon so“ o; “W seai-letown, Iﬂday m, m MONTREAL. QUE, July Ilr-TDCPQ Penna. “u! ‘(Isuzu Dunn‘ m, Mﬂlldly, [Aug-mg h. w" 31”’ “WP- m mm- m° month o! July, eight new candidates Tm". Twill!- Aurm us, hogs and 678 sheep and lambs for m" hunted’ which M“, m“. WALTm M, sale on the two Montreal livestock mmbermlp up w m we one“ the HORACE WB-Iﬂltl, markets mm. including about oso mmbm o, welcome Dhmm,‘ m nrsrn among,

cattle, ‘I00 hogs and 485 lambs, held over from yesterday's markets.

4'17 cattle were received at the yards from export to Great Britain leaving Montreal July 30th on the Manchester Division.

Calves were easier, the bulk oi the veal calves brought between $5 and $5.25. Lambs were slow. Be- tween 300 and 400 lambs brought $6.50, with an odd small lot at $7. Culls were from $4.50 to $5.

Hogs were unsettled. An. odd small sale was made at $8, with about 50 hogs at $8.25, ied and wa- tered. Sows brought from $4.50 to

lerelle to be our guests on Thursday evening, July 80th, and are looking forward to a good time. ‘

We are pleased to learn that was Mae Btavert, who has been a pati- ent recently in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, is progressing fav- orably. Ho: many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Messrsﬁ. F. Pillman, R. B. Mac- Caull and G. E. Huestis, motored to Georgetown on the 22nd instant, where they attended a meeting of the Diamond of the Desert Division. This old Division is doing nicely, despite sclne drawbacks.

Along The Water Front _ l

Hay-making is in full swing in this vicinity at present, and much good hay is being stored in the _ barbs. In most sections it is an abundant crop and oi exceptionally good quality.

We are pleased to welcome to this community, Mr. James Marshall and son Norman iromFort William, Ont. They will spend a week or so visiting ibiends before returning in their home. mo. Marshall and Miss Louise Marshall arrived about ten days ago. We join in wishing them a good. time-W.

Clrvells Wbari

S. S. Silvia, Captain Kean arriv- ed in port Tuesday irom Montreal and loaded a general cargo ‘sailing the some day for Montreal.

The Lens, Captain Weeks, has sailed.

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Scllr. Hazel, Captain A. Chapman,

Lyonswhari

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Mlrlne Wlll-ri

Second District of

Customs Cutter Chaleur, Captain Heather, arrived in port and aiteri

_ —-Mrs. Chives o.‘ Campbellton and Mrs. Ferris oi Worcester, Mass,

l-l. Pichard oi Summersido-S.

—Mr. Nonnan McKay, Mrs. Han-y Ramsay and MrfJ. D. Ramsay, Boston, are visiting Mrs. W. J. Paynter, Long Riven-Y.

—-Mrs. Joseph A. Hughes, Bediord, is visiting her mother and iamlly in Kensington. Mrs. Hughes always iinds a sincere welcome from her irie-nds, both in Kensington llld Irishtown-Y.

-SEIZURE 0F RUM-The pro- vincial police made a seizure of rum on Monday afternoon along the Western Road oi 54 pints and ‘l quarts. The owner oi the property

was arrested Summerside Jail to be tried-S.

are visiting their sister Mr. James=

PAIIS || m slolucii

h. u” k f Hour 8 P. M. gili iteaogoafrilertkezgngldt i535“? ' an elective and re hom A. A. MADOONALD, °°“°» “W” "4 l" t“ a. n. McLIAN,

and brought todealels; pu um-byiuﬂio Mil: burn 00.. Ifmladonyrputo, Ont. '

mucus MacPBEE, \ DAVID 1.. BETBUNE. im-i-lu-dailv to sl.

CQLIS Ill CHIPS

‘ 1st. Kings Political Meetings

St. Columbl. Wedneadai. Jul! S0. Klngaboro, Friday. July 31.

00MB Price,‘ 50c. . EDWIN REID. 7N1-1-18-dllly till All!!!“ l.

noon MOltli-lsoiq, All meetings will starting"

Ill"?- 7588-7-20-dly, Aug. 4,

Political Meeting;

The ’ candidates

the Second "Electoral nun-la Kings County will hold inn as iollowl: '

Public nu; v

Pakcl Station, July zeta, Forest Hill, July 81st. Sinnola Road, August m, Moi-ell, August 8rd.

8t. Peters Bay, August 4.

Meetings to commence at d“ o'clock. v

' J. P. MMINTYBE, J. B. MacDONAID, H. H. COX, H. D. MacIWlN.

olitical meeting} "Srd. ilueens

The undersigned Candidates a Fort Augustus District will addltl the Electors oi the the Places and mentioned,

lllil Dlltrict ll timed helclnaltl

_ _ _ ; W bste C Th , "l, EYESIGHT e? " ""'""- ""'" "l ' ,,. EXAMINATION ii ni'..‘.‘.°:.';:'.".'l.'.'.2‘3la'lii..“.'t... w Buntaln Bells wlin-r Flttlnr and Slilvluyinzi-i w.wo0n, -- 6mm’ d“ ilbAiiblitltlggaAgballl, s, s. Lisgar, Captain Gamble - ;- ' ;'ivéd glnwport yestgrdey afternxn H'O‘JI'.O%I%EQN 75B8-7-20-da1ivlIyltIl glfawmuh TOM 0 ll. N. 5-. avinﬂ two scows Montana‘ n a L . in tow, she is now waiting f 1 - 5| (1 m] with ' ther sailing orders. M m. o u Dgxstilfire '

ist. QUEEN'S

Public Meeting! will be held ill

this District at the following pilctl remaining a iew hours sailed again. l ""1 5"" i" 5'5"" ‘hi’ "l"! l” Government launch D. P. W. ' u” ' dawn “numb Captain Lund arrived in port. I The’ “nuances will meet the Bunch: ................. Julyll C. G. S. Brant, Captain Kelly, has gloom-s’ at the inllowing places and c"l“""| - “l,” sailed Breadalbane . .. July ll ' 61"" Enlyvllc Aumii T118 3811i’. Cﬂniain Genge, now Milton, Thursday. July 80. an M“ comnlcnceli 1n p011. B. W. LEPAGE, B P. M. l.. L. JENKINS, WIMP)

l3. I‘. ALAN STEWART.

‘ W. 7342-7-11-18duily b0 l1.

Political Meetings

5th District of Kings

The Conservative candidates ﬂl the above District will address ihi electors in uie iullowlnl dew "'4 Souril. Monday. Anton s. Phil” 6mm “ma.” M! y: Annandllc. Monday. 5'11"“

st. Charles, needy. All" m“ Meetings open at . Government candidates"! 1% , PETE‘ L Mdgug’ and will be given hall cl 9

JAMES n. srnwABT. J. nowann Mulw"

7446-7-‘5-111111.

By George McManus

MAGGIE. - 1

‘Prompt attention tire trouble, etc.

Bring Your Motor Troubles- To the Depot Garage

We have opened a Garage in building adjacent to the Dodge and Plymouth Show

We are prepared to do all kinda car, at prices compatible with ,

willbe Ilvcntooilandgreaeejobs,

We solicit a share of your patronage.

; DUNNING & McDOUGALL

and Canada) KIN I 6g macaque, r. n. ISLAND °UT? §Q . ._/-'° Room!- oi worl, any make o! j

nt conditions.

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