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..'THE BEST YET.— Mon-issue horse races, Wednesday, Aug. 10th.

Qrevsnvon: is some to the gala event. Montague Horse Races, Wednesday August 10th.

..'GOOD RACES, good eats, big stand attractions at Montague on Wednesday. lComo one, come all, and enjoy yourself.

..*PRESBYTERIAN —- The Presbyterians of Murray Harbor (who are without any church buildings) will meet for worship, on Sunday, 14th., August. at 2.30 p. m. in the Christ- ian Church, Cape Bear, kindly loan- ed for the occasion by that congre- gation. Rev. D. V. O’Meara will be the preacher.

SERVICE

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Whether you “pull” in a crew or merely row about the lake, a sack or two of Planters makes a refreshing, delicious interval of leisure. Have some on hand.

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The clear akin and sparkling ayes of health can be yours when you oat lllberally of

STEWART’S WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

It contains all the untouched goodness of tho ripo wheat- borry, rich in proeloua miner- al salts and body-building elements.

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L-ron SALE —A few s... ranch , raised Mink. Nelson Sheen, Tyne vjﬂgy_ ‘l.

—COME 'I‘0 THE DANCE in Clement School. Monday night. Aug. 8th. Admission 25 cents. ' Elli 8 6 2i

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_‘ uclnnis, Guardian agent, Mactlelll _l Building, Bummorslde will be pleas-

--0N MOTOR TRIP. -Mr. Ohas. Stewart, Daihousis, N. 13., Mrs. 1-1 H. Woodworth. and Mrs. J. G. Baker 1f Sackville. N. B., are on a motor trip to P. E. Island and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stewart Summerside. While on this trip which will last a couple of weeks. ‘hey will visit friends in Charlotte- town. Malpeque and other places of interest.

-SAD BEREAVEMENF-Many “rinds will regret to learn of tho death of Mrs. Joseph McIntyre, on wsleemed resident of Travellers Rest, who passed away on Tues- iay night, after being ill for some time. Among those left to mourn. besides her husband are her broth- ers, Daniel “Noonan of Bedeque, and J. M. Noonan. oi’ Summerslde- The funeral took place this morn~ ing to Indian River Church and cemetery.

—GOI.‘S WEST. -—Mr. Stephen Pond. son of the esteemed edit/or of The Pioneer. Summersids left or. Saturday last for Morsden. Saskat- chewan, where he intends to makt his home. Stephen, though only fifteen years oi age, is ambitious ti’ make his way in the world and wil‘ no doubt succeed. He is one of the pupils oi the Summerside l-ligl" School whose name appears in this issue in the successful list of matri- culants for Prince of Wales College passing his ms with the credit- able showing of 550 marks.

—COUNTY COURT — The Auil ust term of the County lCourt was held at Alberton on Tuesday. 0w» lng Ito the death of Mr. W. D White, Clerk of the Court, and nr new appointment having been made, ‘the docket was made up oi adjourned cases from the March Court which occupied lthe atten- tion of Judge MacQusrrie practic- ally all day. In an absent debtor sui-t an application was made for a rehearing the defendant having returned to the Province. This was granted and the case tried by the ludge. who reduced the amount of the former judgment by $36.61. which was offered repaid to the defendant. Wilfred Tanton for plaintiff, Heath Strong (or defend- ant. A case in which a man from Lot Eleven sued a party from Mis- couehe ended in judgment for the laltter for $7.50, it being a. case of contra account. Wilfred Tanton fo- olaintifi and C» D. McCailum for defendant. A number of uncontest- r~rl debt cases were also disposed of.

. DEATH 0F "LILA VANE” SISTER 0F W. S. HARKINS

The many friends throughout the Maritime Provinces of W. S. i-iarkins will regret to learn of the death oi his sister, which took place after an extended illness on Saturday last at the residence o! Mr. Harkins at East Orange, N. J. The funeral services were held on Monday in "The Little Church Around the Corner." and in- terment took place in the family plot in Woodlawn cemetery. New York.

Thedecessed lady, known in the theatre as Lila Vane, was one oi the handsomcst women on the Ameri- can stage. r ssed oi s magnetic personality and exceptional dramat- ic ability, she was for years one of the best known and most popular leading women in the theatrical pro- fession. She was the choice of the late Hartley Campbell. the well- known playwright, for the leading roles in all his plays. The lobe Charles Frohman chose her for leads in many of his productions, notably "All the Comforts of Home". "Men and Women". and "Shenan- doah," in which she and the late Henry Miller were featured. George C. Tyler selected her to succeed Viola-Alien as Glory Quail in "The Christian". For three years she was leading lady for the late Nat C. Goodwin. Some years ago shs ap- peared in Monoton as leading lady in one of Mr. l-lurkins’ companies. playing in many oi the English and American successes of the day.

solo survivor of the family. -———--<-O¢r-——i

Gehrig Now Leads By Two Homers

(Canadian Press)

NEW vonx. Aug. s. -Babe Ruth closed upsbitofthogaptltatsiip- crates him from nu issm-niatq, rho Gehrig, in the homo run ii Mun the bambinc oloutsil his Si! sir tamashottheaaaaiiainthli in; of the

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l-ior death leaves Mr. Hsrltins the .

Caledonia Summer

The second term of the Calo- lonla Summer Bible School outdid he school held during the summer 1f 1928. 83 pupils were enroll“! in the school this year and there was on average daily attendance o! 30. This school was held from "i to 11:80 A- M. every day for ten days, July 18-29. Many ot the :l_1ildren and young people came ’rom a distance o! three miles to he church and never missed a day. The Dai-ly Vacation Bible Schools mend much time with basket weav- ng, hundwork, and so on-lto keep 1p the interest. But this is atrictly an all-Bible School. This 1CIl00l followed the system of work mapped outby Dr. A. L. Latbem 1f Chesinr, Pennsylvania. Dr. Lalthom held a similar school in his Church, Cheater Presbyterian Church in 1928, with over 600 pup- ils enrol-led for the twelfth consecu- zicc year- The enthusiasm of the pupils in the Caledonia School is avidcnco that such secondary :hings as basket-weaving and handwork are not necessary to in- ‘crest tbs children in the study of the Bible.

The curriculum of courses in the school are as follows:-- a. Assigned portions of Scrip

1'6.

b. The Bible the Christian's Sac- 'ed ‘Book.

c. The Life of Jesus. r

d. A history course—Adam to Saul, and Saul to Christ.

e- The Primary 8t Shorter Cato- chism.

f. The Apostle Paul.

g. The Twelve Apostles.

This is all memory work.

During the two weeks time. the zhildren learned an average of b3 verses of Scripture, 46 questions in The Bible the Christian's Sacred Book, 47 questions in the anemi- catechism. 55 questions Life of Jesus‘, 53 questions in the book ‘Adam to Saul‘. The school was graded in-to six classes ac- wording to the public school grad- 111g. pwhtlng two grades in one dass. The teachers were Mise- zs Christine Bruce. Margaret Mac- Leau, Catherine Bruce, Mnrdlnn Munn, Belle Bruce and Mr. Char- les Walkor- Mr. McDowell, past- or of Caledonia Presbyterian church was the superintendent of the lBhOCvl. 1t was finally necessary to secure ten teachers just to hear the children recite what they had learned. Misses Margaret Stew- 1rt, Florence Stewart, May Mac- Kinnon, and Mr. John MacGowan tlso assisted with the teaching.

On Sunday morning, July 31, the

closing exercises of the school vere held in the Church. Every seat was occupied by those inter- osted in the school. It was i11- ioed an inspiration to see the 80 children march into the church singing ‘Wonderful Words of Life‘ and to hear them recite together‘ and individually 150 verses of Scripture and other important in- formation of the Bible, all from memory, without forgetting a word. They also sang the hymns that they had learned during the term of school. The hour and half pue- sed all too quickly for the intcr- ested audience. On Monday the school went on a picnic to Murray River, where a very happy time was enjoyed to- gether- At sunset the pupils gath- ered quietly on the hillside, over» looking the river, and song togetl1- ‘or the hymns they had learned to» lovc, and ropes-ted together the Scriptures that had become treas- ure to them. Then they formed th-e Friendship circle and praised God for the Tie that had bound thclr hearts together in- Christian love by singing. "Blest Be the Tie that Binds". We ‘will be glad to assist. others in starting such u school.

NEW LONDON ITEMS.

Mr. Eric realm. student of Acadia University, is spending his vacation at. his home in New London.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira. McKay spent Sunday in Malpeque.

Mr. James Murphy, Bea View, is spending his vacation in Spring- brook. '

Mr. Lemuel Prizzell, of Sherwood. spent Sunday here. the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Constable.

Miss Bessie Marks has been eh- guged as teacher of Bpringbrook school for the ensuing your.

. 111-1. Jock mum u .trichds m New Rrunswick.

,- mus io Dunning spent the week and visi frieitda. n1 slur-mouse.

.Miss Hillel ard and Miss fl _ Maroon. _ llivor, are friends in namiay. E ddhﬁr

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dused to prices rolling from $11.75 to . . . . . . ..

MEN’S WEAR,

50 Sulll. from regularly priced up to $5530. Re- $22.50 Borges, Blue and Black. Tweods, Grey and Brown.

WORK SHIRTS

Large Roomy Shirts Regular 99o. Sale Price . . . . . . ‘lilo Regular $1.25. Sale hico . . Regular $1.15. Balo Price

All styles.

Regular 75c. Solo Price . . . . . . . . . . . . 55c "STRAW HATS Rogular $1.15 roi- ....... .......... .. $1.21 Regular $2.15 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.95 MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS LESS 1-3

MEN’S HATS LESS 1-3’

Here's a chance to get real classy goods, brand

new stock at a bargain.

. p“ ‘ Boyslrlats, Regular $1.00 for 75 Cents

UNDERWEAR Balbrlgonls. 5...... $1.25 m . .............. .. m B. V. on: Combinations, regular $2.25 for $1.80

Ruitouleed Butionedﬂlolllllr $1.40 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c

KHAKI PANTS

KHAKI PANTS, regular heavy quality priced

$2.10 n»: .... ................. .. $1.115 These are u Special Quality. BOYS KHAKI PANTS. regular $1.75 ior . . $1.35 Moors SMOCKS Regular $2.25 for . . . . . . . . . .. $1.90 Regular $2.50 for . $1.95 Regular $1.95 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 OVERALLS Regular $2.25 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.15 Regular $2.25 for . 51-59 Rogulur$2A5>for’.... $1.95 Regular $1.05 m . . 81-05 Rcgulsrulihilillfor . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.45 B'0Y’S OVERALLS Regular $1.10 ior............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 85o

Those are a rsul bargain as cotton goods aro

BOY’S surrs

advancing.

Genuine Silk Hosiery at Regular’

_ $1.15 to Clear at 50 Cents

Those are pure silk, not art silk and are a won- derful bargain while they last. '

Afewpalrsalsotoolearat................,.35o BRAND NEW LADIES _, , HOSIERY ,

Pure Silk Hose I

Regular $1.75\for .. p.51,” Regular $1.15for... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85o Glove Silk Hose Regular $3.25 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.50 Art I Silk Hose Regular 39c for .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 93c

ALL NEW STOCK

Cotton Hose, Regularﬂcior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11o

GINGHAMS’ i»... ‘PRINTS

LESS. 1-3‘ . .

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DRESS I GOODS '

snot sum-unis, Pink, Navy, 5...‘, Greg!“ "if

other shades, Regular 950 for 1 BLACK sink-Regular $115111:- sisal, A "Bunch of Girls 11m u» Clear at

50 Cents Each

LADIES’ SHOES

' Patent. Oxfords, regular $2.80 for . . . . . .. $2.15 Black and Tan Oxfords, regular $5.95 for . .. $2.40 Block Kid House slippers, regula ‘$1.15 for $1.45- Othor lines from Nnlar $8.50 to .. .25 Reduced to $1.09

CHILDREN’S CANDALS

‘PAINT UP

We have made a special purchase at a rm

bargain oi’ Genuine Pure Mixed Paint which we pass

to you at a vory small profit. This paint l; in

gallon tins and-la lu thno colors only. Brown, Green mid Red.

Pure mixed high grads ‘Paint at $2.25 per gallon. This ls not a cheap nun oraor Paint, but a pure

Paint which we guarantee absolutely.

Only a. limited quantity at this price. Gel yours

quickly.

Also u big now importation of _

RAMSAY'S PURE PAINTS " At 19c Per 1 Lb. Can

We sinsnorn MIXING comes.

Moose Bragg, i-High Grade

u’ rail d163,‘: wurrs 1.11am; rinrm 1.4mm nevus,

ALUMINUM PAINT, SI-IELLAOS and VARNISIIES.

SALE PRICES 0N ALL.

Regulurlwclor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72o Up to'$1.00 for . $1.25 SWEATERS Ludiesfregular $4.90 m- $2.15 Ladies, ragulsr$590ior.... . . . . . . .. ......$4.’l5 Ladies Oiled Silk Sllckers, ﬂno for motoring. Brand new, latest style a bargain at . . . . . .. $6.50

WOMEN’S WEAR

15 pairs Corsets priced i'roirr$l.il5 to $8.50. 5'1;

oleor at . . . . . . . . Ladies’ 511k Vests, regular 90c for 70o up to $2.75 for . . . . . . . . . . Silk Bloomers, regular $1.15 for 85o, up to regular $3.75 for $2.15

Llrgo line Ladies’ Cotton Vests from 22c i0 3k A REAL BARGAIN.

lining. reduced price and wo are slashing this to meet the lowest sale price of the new lot.

musicals .1‘

1min» 312.15 m .. .......... .. $9.15 Regular 111.011 for .. til-W Regular 81.7511: . . . . . . . . .. $5.11.‘: FANCY SHIRTS Regular $1.21 Ior . .... ....... .. as» Regular-Qt.“ hr . - 51-95 Iegular mam .. .$2:4» $1.95 A __\ 4 BGOTS

ﬂerfaWorkhllotglegularll-Oilior . . . . . . “$1M ﬂan’: wn-kbsolarasularsssoior ...... .. $1.10 Lisa's Ihyo DION. Goodyear Welt. Bo Calf. ' ‘suitor $4.10 ﬁn inns-m. extra sulllr. rqrllnr ﬁg .. "M

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SPECIAL DRIVE ON ENAMELWARE

McCLARY’S~ SUNNY I BLUE

This is a beautiful line of Blue ware with white We have a new lot coming in at a greatly

Thus goods are triple coated and are mods to

last.

WHITE ENAMEL Casseroles, regulnrmofor............. .... .. 29o Mixing Bowls. regular $1.95 for 95o Largo Water Pitchers. Nllllar $1.55 for $1.49 Iargolliahfllllrrltlllurlilofor . . . . . . . large,‘ Dish Pauspregularjuo for $1.00

Wash-Basins, regular 15o for . .. Omsk-oi". Nsular 50o for 3B0 barge Sauce Paul with bundle. regular 85o for 49o um Sauce Pans with handle, reg. 40d for 59o roped Bouso Pans, regular $1.95 for $1.00 Covered Sauce Poul. Nlular $1.15 for 90s Pllllﬂlﬂl I'll-ll. with covers, rag. $9.15 for $1.09 Preaq-ylag. Kettles with covers, reg.‘$l.95 for $1.59

,.- An m"... special prioo on all Inamsiwars not‘ mentioned. , ,

on m your Cooking umuiu ‘new? din-n am:

have thshame obauco to buy thom as ohaap again.

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GROCERY SPECIALS

nuns Too. good qualit , regular 50o ‘n11- 40¢ Bulk Too. 1mm qualty, mun. m m» 44.. Bulk Tea, very best quollty. regular 05c ior .. 49c

Strouds Package Too, regular 79o fol- .. . . . . .. 59c

VERY SPECIAL-

llasaard’: 11.1mm Tea in package, rsginar ‘lilo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c

Tho gardens where this Tea is grown is owndd by Island Compuny. Patronlao this ‘ ‘railed Tea.

mus Icing snnr. regular 10o perllhforﬂo poolp. Campbell's Tomlin Bodp, regular m m Ilo Palmolive 50am! bah for 33c Lu Soap. 5 bars for 28c

LAUNDRY‘ SOAPS

Sunlight. regular 7c per cake, 9 oakes for . . .. 35o Cosmos, regular 7o per oaks. 6 bars for 29o Try this for a Roal Bargain. Surprise. regular 7c. B for .. . . P b G. Nslllar ‘is, 5 for . ‘ Gold Soap, regular 7c per cake,

While ii. lasts. Castilo Soap, large bar, regular 19o for 14c Ivory, largo said,‘ regular 10o a for 25c Guest also, regulariic .. . 5 for 11o White Granulated Siigar. '10 Illa.‘ for 14c Regular 25o for 96o good quality

..... $10 boat red Salmon PICKLES ’

Largo aiamroguhrﬂo for 12s Medium siooyrsrulor 40o for Flo i i

Mann ALA, D1: - aliruﬁirsfaidkliviiﬂk _ mroicmuir. 1:11: .11: s».

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