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- * _ The biggest bargain opportunities we have ever made to the people of Prince»Ed»w_ard Island ’ , _

are, -offered throughout our store especially our Ready to-Wear Dept. on next Thursday Dollar Day. ` ‘ ‘

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‘E This sale means strict econom to ou which enables ou to et the most value for our mon-e

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T" Ladies' Suits

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reg. 25c for .15c.

for 10c. '

cular Pillow Cotton

V quilts for $1.00.

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An odd line of ladies’

suits, half price on $

i 1 only Ladies’ silk

dress, slightly faded $5

_ 1 only Ladies’ silk

. dress in Brown. Half

Price iii Day. _ f

500 yds. unbleached

cotton, reg. 18|.: for 120

500 yds. Print Cotton

200 yds. plain and

sport muslin reg. 251'-

100 yds. 44 inch Cir-

reg. 401'. for 290. ,

- 10 only Honey Comb

Ladies’ Middies in plain white wgigiiisp wtvohiéi (i)(iOl¢-tie? \13;l;ei ‘ A f€W Women’s _suits and A special line of Ladies’ Cor-

or stripe collars and cuffs, regu- for 341-00- Duster Coats, small sizes. Splen- sets, Regular $1.25 f0l' ilil-00

lap $1.50 on Dollar Day $1.00. A150 regular $15() for $1.00. did values for $.‘&.()() on iii Daly. on iii Diiy.

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Middies Blouses Duster Coats Corsets 1 |‘“‘“°" D'°” G°°d‘

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Ladies’ summer vests

10 i'ol' $1.00.

Ladies’ fine lace yoke

` Vests 6 f0l' $1.00.

, Children’s summer

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Skirts Misses Coats Soiled Blouses W"“°“" H°“°°d'¢‘”‘ -b°<>th°S@ 5 """’*“-°°-

l Ladies’ Shepherd check skirts Aspecial line of tweed and .A line of Ladies’ blouses Women’s house dresses ini

with large pockets and belts. Si- . ` . . `, _ _ f ' ttons and in hams, all Zes up to 30 Sl,0,.;,,| 0,, 5; Day white coats in Misses sizes. Spe- slightly mussed. Regular $2.25 S?;e(;y mile ulal, $1_g50g0n $ Day V

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. $2.98. cial on $ Day $7.00. ‘ fm- $1.00 on sis nay. $1.00. i

LADIES’ SUITS, COATS. DRESSES, ALSO MEN’S CLOTHING, Childrens While 1

AT WHOLESALE PRICES ON DOLLAR DAY

Vests 10 f0l' $1.00.

Ladies’ black silk

Ladies’ fine lisle hose

5 for $1.00.

Ladies’ tan hose 4

for $1.00.

Children’s summer

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Dresses

Children’s white dres- ses on ill Day $1.00.

Underskirts Blankets Men’s Underwear Fancy Shirts _

` A special line of black sateen A Spiendid iiné of Poms 1

underskirts. Regular $1.50 for 100 pairs only of Flannelette Knit underwear. Regular. va- Men’s.-fancy stripe shirts- made

$1.00 on Dollar liz- _v. blankets for $2.25 a pair. This lue 551,25 for 890 Dollar Day. - . . .

Ladies’ white afrons 5 f0\ price is 50c a pair less than 50 suit cases, regular $1.50 of gopd material all 'Sues' Re'

y $1.00 on Dollar- Day, W Wholesale price. ~ and $175 on Iioliiir Day $1.00." gu13,§1_V25 on Dolliii' Day 850. *

Ladies white wash

skirts. Regular $1.50 for $1.00.

An odd line of Crepe

Kimona, light shades regular $3.25, on ill D85’

l_ $1.75.

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Everybody take care of their N° good, "ng gpg gn gppfg.

own parcels We are not respon-

a . - . Bible for parcels lost on Collar b°U°"- N°U‘|"l °X°h°"i°d

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The Eastern Gum dr-an A

._.|-Ir My; 1., bu _in gin. 13,-°yp,¢e_] -Two cswrs Pen wono sAcH

insertion for advertising in this col

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-BRAE TEA.-nemeniiper the`\_imv- Cillh mlm iwcvmnsny order;

date. Wodnesda Jul 3rd, 9019.'Mll1llDllIl1 CIIBFSB twonty~iive cents

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-NOTICE T0 AUTO DWNER8i -MMU WANTED- ADDIY to Mrs.

AND CHAUFFERS-We have ingi,q,l1.,A. S. MacKay, Box 163 Summerside, eil' a new. up-to-date Red Bentry Gam- P. E. I. oo31.s.24Mgi_

oline System in connection with ourl business and are now in s position to!

supply your wants in gasoline with

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§i'i"fi'.i.`ii'§.i_ when in (zi'olz'ifiiii'éM'iiiiii1.- °"U° T””"'°'<E'?'°

01d Ideas _ Die Hard

‘~ lA-_J ‘--~ _ '%Bi‘x1l.7Whe_ri you tire of treating eczema inter- nally as"a blood disease apply Dr. Chase’s gintment you will soon be convinced which form of treatment is

most eifective.

Naturally and gra-

dually the slcln is heal- ed as you apply this soothing, 'antiseptic i ointment. The skin is loft and smooth, and

IN CAMP ARRESTED

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preheneion° a short, whip, ag., of n number of traffickers in habit-forming drugs. who had been operating among the soldiers stationed at Camp Gord- on. Gs., and who, it was felt sure by federal authorities, formed a link ln a system extending not only from Atlanta to Nashville and Memphis, Tenn.. but even to cities in the north and' oast. has since led to the arrest of a number of their employers.

lt had been known for many- months

that the wholesale traffic of many narcotic drugs had been going on among the men of his camp. and was .particularly prevalent in the base hospital. Medical officials ordered men who were known to be addicted

to the drugs at the hospital to be iso~:

lated, and every precaution was taken to keep them without the stimulants.

Until the closing of the military ln-

vestigation, the authorities were baffled, however. Then oiiicials at the camp obtained certain clues that

Toy felt sure would lead' to the iden- t ficstion of all concerned in the sys- tem. The avidenc e was therefore turned over to that Department of

YOU Only WOIld0P that ,Justice and as a result the above re-

corded arrests have been made in ri half dozen southern nnd northern

mi did not try this

_atment sooner.

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cities. I

l ' ..°|T PAYS to buy in this Province. I ..‘TWO CENTS PER WORD ouch

..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

.."lN ST. PATRICK'8 HALL, Souris on Wod'nosdny. June 26th a concert will bo given by tho pupils of Saint Mary"s Convoiit. 8086-6-21M2i.

..*EXCURSl0N ENJOYED.-Miiiiy

of the lslandors took adviintago of the wcck end cxuiirsion by the Harland to

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..*AT TRENTON.-Mr. John Mc-

innis, Point Pleassnt,_who was one oi the recent arrivals at Trenton, has taken a position ns checker in the ship 'ping room at the Steel Works.-Mt, .James Motniiis oi’ Selkirk Staulon. `Lot. 42. King's Co., who has held a re/

si sltl ' 1 n f th

.spon-. ble po on ns orema o c Steel works left for home recently.

Previous to his doparturs he was wait- ed on hy his brother ioremen and pro- lssnted with a valuahlle fountain pen

iis'ii mark of thc esteoiii in which he is hold by his associates. The presenta- tion was mode by Mr. Bert Tucker. in ii neat speech to which Mr. Mclnnis suitably replled._ The party then en; joyed an automobile drive arouncf town. after which they repsit-edits the residence of Mr.'Geor¢e Tanner. niilit superintendent at the Steel Won S. where the psriook of is _dainty .lunch- eon. spreaid `\`i1\_~Mi*d._ Taitiidfi- Mit

_ _ i- ti ' as isis; 'woiiurinf

mir. and wsu; the evening very- 5 'uhm

agreeably' in iiociiil convsrsntioit. time-t

ic. etc. Mr. Mclnnis has been employ- ed in the Steel Works for upwards of three- years iind' holds nn enviable re- putation for iriistwortliinoss and ef-

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tho Georgetown Guardian roprsson- | Minimum ciiurgo twenty-iivo cents. tative. . --- .

visit their homos' and all unlio in hop- --

ing that she may remain permanently] on the Georgetown and Picton route. .."Ci-IANGE OF 0CCUPATON.-

|Mr. H. Dingwell, Little Pond. was at

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Gnsli must accompany order.

..*8ELLS SCHOONER.-Captain James Jerrior, ol Georgetown, i’.E.l. , is iii present visiting his iuinlly iii Trenton. 'l`hi' (‘ii.ptuin has sold his schooner "Thu Bell" with which lic has already iiiaido four siicizcssful trips ihls season, mid is now looking for ii larger vessel to purcliusc. Capt Jorrlur in a liustlor.-&

Mr. Alex. Johnston. tailor, of Newport, Kings Co., arrived in Trenton ro- ccntly crossing by the Carferry and has gone to work in the Eastern Car Works, w-here he has worked for some time previously. Mr. Johnston's two sons Dominick and Austin. both have goofd jobs in the Steel Works.-&

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. JANNANDALB-The .crops around-i this vicinity are looking good hut the fishing still keeps poor. _-_One of the best nshernion says that tiyslobstsrs he got did not any more thdn 'pay for running his gasoline boat. with noth- ing for his work. There was n very heavy- rain on Thursday -last. Mr. H.,N. Howlett said that the water at

git' mill was noiiaigher any time this pr-ing and yet. eiam t -oi water Uh the land did hot saemo_hutt_ths crop as it settled tory' quickly/sins Lulu Jenkins ishonie at present ith

i- ar nts Mr and Mrs W C Jen

gl o to t ltr I nuns. Mr. .' ii. Menonani, norm, was in the village recently on a business trip.-

Howlett's Mill Tuesday taking away

..*“THE WAR BEE"-The 'second

steel ship built at the Trenton s-hlp~ yard was successfully launched some time ago and is now having her in- terior ilnls-hed preparatory to crossing the Atliiiitie to enter the sorvico of tho imperial'Miiiiiilons 'Board for whom she was built. The (luptiiin and crew of twenty men have arrived' from tho 'iid Country and will take charge of

- vcssol as soon as sho is ready' for

_ voyage. The Captain, who is a ii_..;ve of Greenock, Scotland. has had the experience of having his last ship torpedoed -hy it German submarine. Tho “War Boo" is pelntod a diili grey' .iiiil carries a swivel gun iiioiintod aft. as a defence ngainst. tho U-boats. The third ship, which will bo called the "War Hornot." is now well under way and will be completed as rapidly as possible.-&.

EASTERN PERSONALS _

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'..'Mi'. James Curley, St. Anne's, Lot 85. who has been home to the Igland' ‘fM' U10 iDl'|Yls’s work returned to Trenton on Saturday last.-di.

- ..°Mtss' Mary Livingstone, and her brother Fred. of Moncton, arrived in Charlottetown &.turdsy on route to Murray Harbor. they are the Quests of their cousin. Mr. .lobn S. Livingstone.

. .°Mr.Aiiiius Currie and Mr.Charles Johnston, of Georgetown, who have been visiting their homes hots return- ed to Ttgtiton on Mond list. Both

young men took réilvantge of the ex- turisioh on Setu y last by the S. S. Borland.-&.

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Foun nowngn or# " ._¢A_RAQql1'A0Un|nq souAi.L

. '_ yi , ,hy-AM-pp, ‘ ’ci\-iulouiirr. ms” io.--ons of nl. most serious accidents which have oc- _oilfrod in the fishing industry oi' this vicinity since the disastrous storm of

some of his line timber for his new barn. _ _ _

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some years ago happened yesterday oi! here when A soiioonoi-_we|.q{,|v|`|i;t_

in a heavy wind and upset. tour men Pierre S. Hebert. aged 30 years. f l0SiI1E their lives- George Mnillet aged' 25.

The dead are: The bodies ot cept. Damn and his Capt. Joseph F. Dolron, aged 36 brother were recoveiod. All four men

years. belonged to the village of St. Slm0ll-

Jamos Doiron. his brother, aged 25 about seven miles southeast of Cara-

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COAL COAL i

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Arriving daily cargoes of Sydney Reserve Rutdhine and

Screened Coal, fresh from the mines. This coal is very suitable for domestic and steam purposes.

We have also on ihand and to arrive a quantity of

Albion Nut, Runmine and Round Coal. '_

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' As prices ai-ejiable to advance in the near ‘iuturef-and Coal may be more dliiicuit to get st the Mines, we gtrdtizlv recommend all households getting in their winte su!iJDlY n°w° - _ . --_'vw - f'

Also on hand a quantity of Soft Wood inobloclcs-‘Stove

lengths-'which we are seling at one dollar per- load..

'We will have our usual quantity oi Anthracite Coal.

in stove and Chestnut sires, arriving here in Juli' Ind August. _

It you require Coal, call and see us or phonel 4101>" *ld

we wil guarantee satisfactory delivery. _ _ A

Bimtain, Co. _

' Selling Agents Dominion Coal Co., Ltd.

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