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May 2o To

May 31

to you.

VALUES

saving values. quality merchandise,

A Bevy of tlutstaniiing LINGERIE

In appreciation of your patronage in the past three years, _ ment throughout the entire. store. Never before have we been in Our buyers for days past havegbeen concentra to offer you at prices which mean genuine value,

we are featuring New Low Prices in every depart- a position to offer you such stupendous money ting their efforts "to the selecting of high true economy and a tremendous savins’

Lance siiurnu" EANUT

P S I 15c “*

En STREET May 3|

METROPOLITAN STORE 125 Qv-E

"R-U-S-H - - - S-P-E-C-I-A-L-S -

Jnp White

‘CUPS ONLY

~46 each

make these

possible.

LINGERIE , garment ASST. FRAMED Armands C U ‘ Sm" TAQUINE PownEa

HOUSE BROOM?» PICTURES Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk and Rayon ‘ “um” 151: each 20a 93°!‘ Reg-um Hose. Heavy service, all sizes and

o s le-9.80-l0.80 W 15c “h”

.-’::;.:":..§:“:;i Pa: _.._..__._" ‘ ' ..............__n . " we o“ "~- 69¢ remarkable value. " 6x523 BROADCLOTH, Lﬁggélggu LADIES: MERCERIZED nose ALL COLORS ' ' ‘L Black, Ruskin, Sandu, Beachskin. A SAUCERS lg, yd. 6 for 25g ‘ ‘mum 6g set ‘"' on Sale—10.30-l1.30. pl‘.

IMITATION OILS FUUU Prﬂllulits Large He"? 1 ' A males’ ‘ Infants’ Wear 47c each B...“ PM m, 29c Twp}; Men s Wear ism semis I n t an t s Crepedwhine - Lb. ............. .. .- Me“ Non Run Rayon 91g» Golden Glow Coﬁee . Dresses’ 1 t° 2 Guaranteed Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. c' Shéﬂsh and . shuts NW7 L"? P19“ yrs, ,,,,,,,,,__,_ I ALARM FANCY BISCUITS - ac . . . . . . . . ..... I- ‘ Children: t W13 s h Dres- New LoEvLIQrUeIES lb. Bllvlvifﬁol§aglzion Ugletzflollfgn FfUmloRﬁORTﬁ‘ swiéaggaggﬁel‘ 0N ses, o a n ~ .......... Wan. n. n. oinai~~sini 331v" . - n _ _ _ N L Prl . p pr. B‘? in 82:?‘ ‘ ‘lieguglligcgogaologs Big c in figured Prints. Eiedyll .. .. .ce . .

Children’s K h a k i

Play Suits . 25C. 1M" __ 13c. 79c. . 10c.

Children’s Bloomers

Kiddies’ Combination Overalls

Infants R u b b e r Pants

IDUIIC

35c

25-40-60 watts

17c

High if? Smartness

with Bakelite Cups New Low Price. TUNGSTEN BULBS

New Low Price.

Usiiuw mus

lights of Feminine

8B1‘

D.&R.

CREAM

Five Clean- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

Cold and Vanishing

SPECIAL ASS

NOVELTY CHOKERS

i Men's Coat

$1 value . .

QRTMENT Pepsodent LADIES ~ TOOTH c | ' PASTE e

33c tube

PORCH FROCKS

Ilhlig. Shorten- z for Relggioléiﬁiize mgkghTweed Caps Styles to plgaas; every type M I L f P t _ ac igeili) i: h can? s e gig" 29c‘ pkg M355 _ New Low Price Us Men’; wérk Ho“ Film?!’ Mix“ f0!‘ The New Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . Lillie! Flﬂll N81» Biscuits U. PATENT HAND BAGS Men's Straw Hats SWEATERS h ORANGES in a variety of colors Each , _ _ , , _ , _ _ , _ each doz- 97‘: Men's Rayon Dress ' 26 t 36 Hose. Pair .... .. I sizes o .

Dresses

Extra Special PALMOLIVE SHAVING PONDS TABLE _ Real value at CREAM Cold and Vanishing OILCLOTH Plum"! and ﬂared 5hr“ I tube CREAM _ Cape and Collar Modes m’ Qffzeh“ 239 Ass" P““°““ ‘““‘ C°‘°“ . White, Pink, Peach, Eggshell, Green, t. W’ 33g jar 29g yard , Mauve , . MANY FLOWERS soar 1mm” S Wmnow CURTAINS TE PUT ' ~ - C8611 5 for . You must see these to appeciate the 33c em‘ Value.

Our Stupendous buying Power

iiosiianr VALUES

Ladies’ Silk and Rayon Full, Fashion- ‘ ‘ed Hose. All wanted sisee and shades-

‘To

- I 1 Ladies Wear Ladies Celia Silk Blouses, 14 toi20

Blue, Each Ladies’ Eiderdown

Ladies’ Rayon Bras- sieres.

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Silk Strip; Knit Vests a n d oomers ‘ Each ........... .. 379-

Ladies Silk Brassiers Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Nu Mode Sanitary

Pails . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ladies’ Gilt Rib ‘Umbrellas . . . . ..

$1.00

Ladies Broadcloth Smacks, Green Mauve. Kimonos. Each 27c.

“°-.‘='.‘.‘.°.’.“’.‘. .°.‘.’i’.“.‘.‘.". ' $1.59

39c. 31c. $1.97

WESTERN GUARDIAN

_ --NBW AUTO storage batteries, 13 plate, only $7.50 at Bruce's.

;- azoz-s-ze-ai. ’ —BUY R-M. standard Kibblo and fine meat meal at Bruce's.

‘ 3383-5-28-21.

bPlﬂlFllla ACCIDENT-A j- llsr accident occurred BB-turday when a young man on a bicycle col- lided with s. horse and wagon. The yoimg man was knocked out for a time and the horse was badly torn about the breast while the bicycle was completely demolished-T

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~11: BLANC, Hairdresser, Bum- inerslde, have removed their hair- dressing pwlour over Thomls Johnson's Store, where they will be better equipped, and will have pri- Ivate rooms for permanent waving. ‘finger waving end murcels. Special permsnents $5.95, uni-ll 118th“ notice. Haircuts in the leteet style. Q V arie-s-ae-tnnr-eet-ai. L J 7- —'l‘lIl PRINCE COUNTY HOS- PITAL nurses entertained s num- ber of their friends on Monday evening at s. most delightful bridge grid dsuee in honour of the gradu- lte nurses at the Nurses Home. ljlel Levers. assistant matron, meperoned the party. After a very enjoyable evening ice cream and cake were served by the MIWM-

T-cnennorrsrown e E a r lusmsasiol: - m summewdv

High School received a bad beating from a picked team of school boys from Charlottetown in e friendly game on the local school grounds Monday afternoon. Nevertheless there was some good pitching and batting on both sides and the local boys are not a blt down hearted. S.

—-BAPTIST MISSION BAND CLOSING-The Busy Bee Mission Band of the Baptist Church, Sum- merslde, held their closing exer- cises in their hall on Saturday ef- temoon. The Band has had s very successful under the leader- ‘shlp of Mrs. Colin Stewart, Mrs. Oliver McNeil! and Mrs. Chester Palmer. ‘The- mite boxes were opened and a nest sum of money was realized. A very interesting program was arranged by the lit- tle ones. Mrs. Isabelle Glldden read s paper on Missions. Ice cream and cake were sewed at the close of the meeting. S.

—I'UNE|I.AL 0P MB. DANIEL MCQUARRIE-Ihe funeral of the late Daniel McQulrrle wee held from the residence of his nephew, George R. McQuarrle on Green Street, Summerslde, on Monday ef- ‘ A large number of friends from town and country came to pay e last tribute to a dear friend. The service wee conducted by Rev. L. B. Cspnibell, assisted by Rev. m. Jeans and Rev. Mr. Nicholson of Bedeque. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. l". Anett. .1. .1. McNallr.

Aﬂhllt Wright, s. 1d. Hlckl. L. a.

Allen and R. B. Richardson. Inter- ment. was in the People's Cemet- ery. S.

-DEATH BY NATURAL CAUS- ES-The adjourned inquest to en- qutre into the death of Ernest Clow (J12) of Summerside who passed sway on Sunday night on board the ‘ A. B. Moulton, when she was 85 miles from lend, was resumed at Compton's undertaking parlours on Tuesday faternoon be- fore Dr. E. T. Tsnton, coroner. Dr. J. A. McPhee, who had made an autopsy of the body the night be- fore, gave evidence that he had gone out to the vessel, which was seven miles of! the shore at Sea- vlew, in company with Mr. Thane A. Campbell, K. 0., of Summerslde, and that they had found every- thing in order. The captain told him how the deceased lied been taken suddenly ill on Sunday morn-l i118 and had passed away shortly‘ before 10 o'clock Sunday night. They were then 85 miles from shore. They came within the three mile limit and flew their flag b8 hlif inlet. Dr. McPhee took the body ashore to the Dnmley side of Melpeque Bay, where an inquest was held. Dr. McPhee stand that upon examination he found that the deceased had evidently suffer- ed from severe gastritis followed by

peritonitis. He also stated that he had attended the deceased in Mei-ch for the same trouble. Mr. Clovis Perry gave evidence that he

had been hailed by the Captain of

the schooner and asked to notify the authorities that Ernest Clow had died aboard their vessel. The Jury returned e verdict of death from natural causes in accordance with the doctor's evidence. S.

"A BUSY PORT-Jude's Point, ‘Ilgnish. is e. scene of activity at tlfs time of the year, lobster fishing has been very success ui this season and wonderful catches have been report- ed there. The lovely up to date and convenient pecking factory owned and Operated by the Tlgnlsh Fish- eries Ltd, ls now in lull swing and being kept very busy. There are 95 fishermen all well equipped for this work who lend a great many lob- sters, the largest of which are sold Alive while the smaller ones are can- ned by s staff of 86 girls end nearly es meny men. This work is all done by the molt up to date methods brown. The fMVIT is equipped by steam boilers and retorts, running bot and cold water and. all means of emiteiilou is used to tum out e product or the veﬂ hleheei quality which u eswlv mom by purchas- Qt], Mr. L. J. IIcOIrthy who has had may yeen espeﬁaice supervises the wit Ind his methods have proven highly successfut-T

-wlunnm minus - A quiet butpretty wedding took place at the ‘United Church Manse. Bede- eue. on mean. my 10th at '1 p. m, when Annie Laura, daughter of m. and Mrs. Albert Mattel-t.

car-lawn, wes united in marriage

to-Iobnﬂutherleudllaslsm. eonlnBsllfenS. -

of Mrs. Hashim and the late Mr. Wellington Hashim, Springfield, in the presence of s number of rela- tives and friends. Rev. L. P. Archi- bald performed the ceremony. The bride was becomlngly attired in powder blue canton crepe with lace trimming. After the ceremony the bridal party motored to the home of the bride where supper was ser- ved aftei- which a large number of serennders came to extend their good wishes to the happy cduple,

Previous to her marriage Miss Muttert was waited on by the Cape ‘Iraverse United Church choir and presented with a beautiful and ep-' proprlute 81ft. She was also ten- dered a miscellaneous shower by neighbors and friends at which she received many costly and useful gifts.

Union ‘Division of The sons of Temperance, Springfield, held a will "will in Mr. Hasllnfs honor s few days previous to the marriage and presented him wlﬂ; s. beautiful Bible. -

—BETUBNID T0 HALIFAX- An elderly men belonslng to 3.11. fat. who had been kept in the Prince County Jail for the pest week 01; e chi-rib of vsgreney was, (through the kindness of Conn. Sampson Grady who provided the money for his fare) bent back to his home this morning. He had been working in the country for awhile but was no louder needed. He will be looked ems‘ by the proper luthotlthl Won his arrival

'mondwesevisltortoSummerllds

PERSONALS

-M George Clow. Charlottetown, spent the week end in 'I‘lgnish.—'l‘

—-Mlss Mary Mtﬂuald, Mberton. was a week end visitor in llgnlah the guest of Miss Irene Burke-T

—6ympethy iliielim extended to w. and Mrs. James Gallant on the death at their little daughter, Kath- leen aged 5 years, whose funeral took place Tueedsyu-Jr

~Mr. John L mm and Nil‘. Alex MacDonald. ‘ﬂmilh, motored , to Sumnwrslde Simdayl-T

-Mr. Arthur Rcardon end m. Ding Connolly of Charlottetown were visitors to Summerside this week, the guests of 1dr. end Mrs. J. .1. Gaudet. S.‘

FRESH

--MIss Mary Ouudet of Rich-

lest week. l.

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-Mrs. .1. Henry Oeudet enter- tI-lued on Monday evening at he: home on Grenville Street, Sum- merslde in honour of llr. mid Ill-e. Oresiough of Bydg task, any, who ere visiting in Summetside.‘ there were five tables of bridge. The when were won by 1m. Henry‘ "117. Mrs. Abel Arlenluit, III’. Omwvsh one m. nu:- Gallant. A mule! Iuest prise and bouquet °* "We" W" nuanced ea In.

DRUM-Illi- B.

Ilenetian Spccia

Something that is Delicious! FRUIT NUT LOAF-Sold at Montreal and

GENUINE FRE

Something New-

Toronto at 50c.

SPECIAL-Saturday Only, 25c. ' NCH NOUGAT-with Genuine

Fresh Fruit

SPECIAL-Saturday Only, 25c.

BRITTLES and FUDGES as usual SPECIAL-Weekend, 19c. lb.

KIDDIESI Don't forget your Chocolate '""sllmi_tl8 Ice Cream Cones, 6e.

FRUITS and UAIIIIY

from" all parts of the world Our Soda Fountain is the only one of W5

kind in the Maritimes.

Venetian llave Thain First

Olrleduuoalleeeledeleotrieullysndsttneeemelcm- per-state, and served at en Ip-to-the-inlnnte fountain. with all modern equipment, eesﬂug ever $4.500 for fountain slate. '

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