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navy and grey.

and one pair knee pants.

To-day a Sale of I Cleverly Smart

w‘

Formerly 59c

Formerly 51-25 to $1 .9_5 ion

Boys’ One pant Flannel Suits regular $2.00 values for

Sizes for boys 6 to 12 years. Wool and cotton ﬂannel suits in

Single breasted model, with emblem Week end special . . . . . . .

Our entire "stock of kiddies wash‘ suits is included in this rousing event. Every fashionable color—-all the smart new - _ styles, with long or short pants. Ages

2 to 6 years in the lot. '

' Formerly 45¢ 85c to $106693‘

for

$1.00

$1.69

$1.69

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

r ..'Thll new! o! local interest but advertis- ing of a newly nurure may be in- serted at B conts n word strictly payable in ndrnnee.

. .'SUBSCRIPTIONS to The Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabons Drug Store, Montague. L-7.

SALADS

column is reserved for

' Spinach Salad: Boil spinach until tender. drain, and chop ﬁne or rub through a sieve. Add a little chop- ped onion, and mix well with French dressing, chill and serve on lettuce leaves with mayonnaise dressing, and garnish with hard- cooked eggs cut in thin slices, or with slices of lemon. Lettuce may be boiled and served in the same

way. This is an economical method oi’ using the large outside leaves from a head of lettuce, which are too often thrown away.

Lettuce and Bacon Salad: Fry strips of bacon until crisp; drain on paper, and allow to cool. Break or cut the bacon into small pieces and mix it with shredded lettuce. Serve on lettuce leaves with French dressing. Garnish with radishes or olives.

Macaroni Salad: Boil large macs.- roni until tender, drain, and allow to cool. With a pair of scissors, cut the pieces of macaroni into small slices, ionnng little rings. Marin- ate well with French dressing, to which chopped onion has been ad- ded, and serve on lettuce leaves.

Frozen Fruit Salad: One cup shredded pineapple, 2 tablespoons powdered sugar, 5i pound cream cheese, 1 cup mayonnaise, 1 cup cream whipped, 1 dozen maraschinn

cherries, 8 marshmallows.

FARIIY BIIS &

TAXI SERVICE

CIIARLCTTETDWN to FORTUNE

TIME TABLE Leaving Charlottetown .. 4.00 p. nnLenvlng Fortune . . . . .. 8.15 n. us. “ llnselbrook 4.20 p. m. " DingwelPs . 8.7.5 n. In. “ Keefe’: lake 4.35 p. In. " Dundee 8.45 s. In. " 4Ullond........ 4451mm. " .- " Cardigan 5.00 p. rn. " ' Bridgetown 5.15 p. m. " - " Dundee " - ~ Dlnnglrl " Huelbrook 9.45 s. in. Arrive Fortune 5.50 p. mArrive Charlottetown“ 10.05 n. In.

Headquarter: in f“

Iottetown -—RED INDIAN SERVICE STATION

Headquarter: in Sonrls-LENNOX HOTEL

CITY BIIS SERVICE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY cuuwrrnowr ~ souais nurse usvns . Tnrsmnvss ma: ma: 1.15 n. htﬁlsrlottetown .. ...... .. no r. n.

.. li.10A.M.Mt.Ste-wsrt.. ...s.oo an. .. SJSLALMoreILH. "$25241.

(Iﬂl ... 9.15 A. M. St. Peter's .. I.“ P. I. IL “I-ICEIL Ants‘ Charlottetown .. 10.80 A. lLArrives Elmira .......... 7.15 P. I.

lleedqurters In Charlottetown, Old Spain Ten looms

'lus will stop on slg-nsl at any point on route.

Drain pineapple well, add sugar, cherries and marshmallows. Soften the cream cheese and gradually work in the mayonnaise to make a smooth mixture, the-n fold in the whipped cream and combine with the iruit. Pour into refrigerator tray. Place cherries on top so that when cut into servings one will be in the centre of each portion. Serve on lettuce. If desired may be served with mayonnaise. thinned with whipped cream, reserving cherries for garnish-

ST. PATBICICS RDAD W. l.

On July 11th, the members met at the home oi Mrs. Charles Rodger- son, with five members and eight visitors in attendance. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode, fol- lowed with roll call, which was ans- wered by "What men dislike most in women." The minutes oi last meeting were read and signed. Con- test was put on by Mrs- M- Handra- han and was equally merited by Mrs. Lodge Bil-t, Miss Viola Birt and Miss Winnie McIntyre, and was won by Miss Winnie McIntyre. Mrs. Ed. Donnelly was appointed on the pro- gram committee for the next meet- ing. Roll call will be answered with "Jokes." It was decided to have the school ehingled. Mrs. Ed. Donnelly invited the membe n to her home for the next meeting. Lunch was then served by ihe ” -‘ ,asalsted by Mrs. Leo Rodgerson, Miss Rein Birt and Miss Winnie McIntyre.

"The rigorolrhscismis inpro- portion to the chaos which precedes lt."-~Slr Oswald Mosley.

“Perhaps the time has come in shove oil from all foreign shores oi thought and replant the flag oi our spirit in our native soiL-Will Dur- m .

and Prince Conn

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db aged. Reference 1mm Olergymen. State wages. James Gillespie, Renal: RIVOI- la-MOO-‘I-I-li.

, Sum- L-HHB-‘I-ﬂ-Qi.

-russu ra-Er-r-s-nu Wgehbles Always m ma. Oobb a MncKay, Summer-side. L-Ii-lll-T-ﬂ-Ii.

-OINGEB COBDIAL, m". h- hot» B! Olin and ., Ken-

iowestpriouoobbds melllde,

Prin,_ ' ...a= "m-

—SYECIAL PRICE! on Hay Rope, Blocks, Forks and Rakes while they lest. Cobb b MaoKny, Summerslde.

14-8020-7-21-21.

-BUY YOUR. WANT! fran G. 0. Green at Ihnerald. ash or trade store. Rock bottom prices, and 111311-. est prices paid for anything market- sble you have to sell. Give us a trial. L-aooa-rz-ae-n.

-BUY YOUR Blueetone and Amenate oi’ Lime now so as to make sure of your requirements. We can supply you at lowest prices. Cobb a y, Sunnnerside. L-BON-‘l-M-Ql.

-NOTIOE — car going Boston last week July or first August. Any party or parties interested, com- municate with X.Y.Z., Borden, P. E. I. L-8046

-I’RINOETOWN UNITED CHURCH, Malpeque. Organ and Choir Recital, Jilly 29th at 7.30 RM. The Choir will be assisted by the Summerside quartette. also by sing- ers from Charlottetown, Kensington and Freetown. 11-8034-7-27-21.

—OACTUS IN BLOOM - Mrs. Win. N, Huestis oi’ Hanover Street,

—WANTID- _ Hﬁllleeper, 5114..

aoxnlms e! ell ma» lhcliny

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I In all

Summer Merchandise 4 Big Days-Jrom FRIDAY, July 21 e rurmv, July 31*,

RAYON BLOOMER

Ladies’ Rayon Bloomers, good heavy quality, Silos are small, medium and large in Pink

and Peach. A real buy at .. c

BATH TOWELS

Heavy Quality Bath Towels. Size 45 x 25. White trimmed with Blue, Pink, Green and Mauve

Borders. Pair............. I

SUMMER MILLINERY

Clearing at 5 oil. Included in the lot are ite, Blue, Yellow and Sand Crepes. All regular $2.00 and $3.00 values.

MEN i HAT YALUES

Broken lines and odd sizes Fur Felt Hats by reputed makers

including regular $5.00 s values. To clear ........ 2!“ OUTSIZE FROCKS Suitable for in and around the cot- tage. Sizes 46 to 52 in a good as-

sortment of‘ styles. Truly a$1.29value for........ ,I

SAVINGS FOR MEN

Men's All Wool Bathing Suits Sellingnt Men's Straw I-Iats to clear at ...................... 1/3 OFF

MEN'S wonx sum-rs

‘.- real sun-a m ﬂl wil stand plenty KN? Blue. Sizes 14y, c, 17 ,0,

this event ......,.......,_, snmrs AND snoms

Rayon Shirts and Sh t;

ion Shirts and Broadglotlinghgo I

all mu cut garments. All ’ $1, 1

Sizes. 3 garments RAYON PANTIES Cut in sire you a smooth 11,,‘ under your Summer Frocks ._ Rose, Pink and White. Small i , I medium, large

see-seq...“ I

LADIES’ BATHING SUITS Selling at 20% oﬂ’ for this big

Summerside, has many people call to see her beautiful cactus plant,. which has been in full bloom dur-l lng this month. ‘There have been! as many as one hundred blooms on the plant at one time and it was' a gorgeous sight. The blossoms are closing up now but there are a few] more buds, which will open up in 1 a few days into magnificent deep‘ red ﬂowers with the daintiest fairy like centres. S.

—SEAPLANE LEAVES FOR BANGOR-The seaplane which brought Miss Massy to Summerslde on Wednesday evening, remained in the harbour until the following afternoon. The pilot, Mr. Gerald Smead, was the guest of Mr. A. R. i Brennan and was shown over the airport and other places ci’ interest during his brief visit. Ml'- Pinett, mechanic, was registered at the Queen Hotel. S.

-—REMAINS BROUGHT ROMP FOR BURlAb-The ashes of the late Edward Jarvis, eldest son oi the late Dr. Jravis of St. Eleanor-s, were brought from Folkstone, Eng- , land. recently for interment in thel family plot at St. Eleanors. They‘ arrived in Summerside on Monday and were sent to St. Eleanors, where they rested in the church. until Wednesday morning, when in-

terment took place in the presence

of his sister, Mrs. George Wei-bur-

ton of Charlottetown and a few in

timate iriends. Ven. Archdeacon C.

de W. White, D.D., rector oi the

parish, performed the simple com- mittal service. S.

—WELL KEPT TOWN-From the beginning of spring painters have been busy redecorating the many fine residences in Summer- side. New houses are being built all the time and these new dwellings make attractive additions to the town. Particularly on Water Street, the business street o: the town, one sees that the paint brush has been at work and the business section oi Summerside is about as an attract- ive centre as any one would wish to see. The business men dress their windows to attract the eager shop- per and at this time of year there are many souvenirs ior the tour- ,ists. The new paved streets, which I are now all completed make travel- ling easy and Summerside streets are considered as good as any in the Maritimes. It is suggested that a still further improvement might be made if the streets were washed down at least once or twice a week. Water Street, where the main stores are, could be washed down every morning before the people get about so that tourists would be im- prmsed not only with the hand. some buildings, but well kept streets. S.

--i_--___. PEIIS ONALS

—lvlrs. Daves o! Brighton. Mess, motored to the Island this week and is the guest or Mm. Murray of Borden. S.

—Mr. Edwin Esty and little son, David, leit on a short trip to his home in New Brunswick. 8.

event, These are all this year's

garments and Include 2 piece

styles. AII wool, assorted colors “and Sizes.

SHIRT AND TIE SPECIAL Broadcloth Shirts in plain colors.

Sizes 14V; to 16V; and a fancy Silk Tie. Both for I00 REVERSIBLE BLANKETS Size 64 x 80 in 6 lb. weight. Two Tone and Solid Colors,

$5.00 ...$C.75

20% OFF WASH GOODS

This offers a real saving. Included in the lot are Pique Voiles, Dim- itys, Colored Pjques, and Pique stripes, etc.

Ladies’ Summer Sweaters in a variety of pretty colorings, Short Sleeve Type, Going at 20% OFF

Ladies Striped Silk Dresses. Sizes 14 to

$221095

Ladies’ Dresses In Pastel shades. A I I sizes to 48

$4.95

Ladies’ Voile Dresses Sizes 86 to 44.

$1.85

Martha Washington Crashene Dresses. Sizes 16 to 47.

$3.79 $1.49

i. t r ‘I

Ladies’ Print Dresses All sizes, special at

Special lot Girl's Summer Dresses. Sizes 2 to 5. To clear Half Price

Our Remnants of Voiles, Satins. Rayons, Piques, Taifetas, Tweeds, Chintz, etc, are always priced low. But these prices are again cut in half for this event,

LADIES’ COAT SPECIAL

You always need an extra coat for knocking around the beach or for these cool evenings in the car. Why spoil your good one. Buy an extra coat now for knock about wear at 50% SAVING

Just the thing for Sports. Beac or the car. These were a real ' value at 29c, now clearing at t

i ! MEN'S WHITE DUCK cars x

runs woor. BLANKETS

From one of Canada's best make“ Sizes 64x84 in 6 lb. weight PEI!‘ .......u----....' $7: I

5 Piece Window Curtains

of Fine Quality Scrim trimmed i Rose, Blue, Yellow, Green, Mom,

end Special 2 pa" s“.

BATH TOWELS Size 45 x 25 of good heavy iqualii,

White with Pink, Green, I Mauve, Borders, Pair s .II MEN'S SUITS Men's and Young Men's Two Pan fine ‘Worsted Suits. Single Breu ed 2 button style in Blue, Blac

and Brown Stripes and the larges assortment in the city to u.»

from 8-0“

Two Ranges of Men's Suits. Ext Fine Woisteds in the very Ia designs and patterns in all si -

$22.50 $25.00

BROWSE BROS. Limited

--M.r. James Mann oi Burllng- our of Miss Ruth Harrie, R.N., oi’

l

ton was operated on in the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday and is doing nicely. S-

-Mr. Gebﬂel MacNeﬂl of Mile couche underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital yester- day morning and is doing nicely. S.

—Rev. Vernon Murray with his wife and little son mived this week from New Lisbon, Indiana, to visit the formers mother, Mrs. John Murray oi St. Eleonora. S.

-—Miss Mossy, who came all the way from Los Angelou, OaliL, to Summerside to attend the iuneral of her father, w. Hugh J. Messy. is the guest o! Mrs. James H. Pritchard. S.

-Miss Rosamond Richardson daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richardson, entertained a number o! young people on Monday even- ing at the Richardson's summer cottage at Steven's shore in hon-

Boston, who is visiting friends in Prince Edward Island S.

-Mrs. Arthur Allen and Mrs. C. C. Dickie were joint hostesses on Tuesday evening at Mrs. Dickie‘s pretty home on Milton Avenue for a post nuptial shower in honour oi Mrs. Earle Sawler (nee Mabel Clark, R..N.,) who was married on July 12th. There were many lovely giits from the bride's Island friends. The evening was pleasantly spent in cards. Mr. and Mrs. Sawlor have been spending pert of their honeymoon on the Island and leit on Thursday for Kentville, N. 6., where they will make their home. S

"Bed business is always followed by an improvement, and good busi- ness is always followed by s de- cline."-R.oger W. Babson.

"If the progress of the world to- ward self-sufilciency is forced upon us. the United States can stand it much better than the other nations." ~—R.lchard Washburn Child.

L-6970-7-l9-tf.

STEAIER ARRIVINI

Steamer Lika with cargo 2,000 tons best Welsh hardcoai available will arrive ﬁrst weeli in August from Wales for our account.

Do not order your winter supply until Y0" get our prices on Baseburner and Furnace size!-

II. R. LARGE & COMPANY

Tel. 1000.

58 Queen St.

-_-_BY GEORGE MC '

coME QN- Tame‘: rfﬂ AGIN , FIVE! sucxs m n- ‘rue Runes- ren ‘(OU-QBRIEN au-r wen A

mused“

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