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"firs ti!!!“ “i” citulll-fllfiil

Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Hem k, ‘messages oi’ {he world of song, plishrnents.

L M» —AGGOIHODATION If! en- cfifi; trance “ ‘ lthfralknerilao- "wr NGUYI, d! Ilutune Street. Bummer- ~‘ aide. L-Iiil-O-N-li

singen-fs shown here as she read

‘ulaticn on her 73rd birthday. She is still active in having added radio work to he:- other

BCCOID-

dodendron in full bloom. Mrs. Ccs- tain procured the plant from,

had the pleasure of seeking this wonderful shrub in full boom. The _ ‘flowers are a deep rose colour and

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i green. It is an evergreen shrub and 5 grows to a height of thiity five feet. In England it blooms until late in the fall and neeis no protection from the winter weather-S.

-WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty wedding was soiemnizcd at the Uni- ted Church Parsonage. Kensington, on Wednesday, June 20th at 8 a. m, when Miss Verna Mac consuls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Cousins, of Burlington, was united in marriage to Mr. James Roy Mac- Arthur, son of Mr. und Mrs. W. B. MacArthur, Kensltlgton. Rev. George N. Somcrs performed the ceremony. The bride looked very charming in a lovely dress of ivliitc crepe back zatin with radium lace and wore a picture hat and other accessories to match. Slic carried a bouquet 0f pink roses and maiden hair ferns. The bride ivas zittcmleii by her sis- ter, Miss Jessie Cousins, who wore a dress of blue crepe with hat t0 match. Lorne Crozler, of Kelvin, ably supported the groom. Tlic cer- emony was uttcildttl by immediate relatives and friends. immediately after the ceremony tltr: happy young couple motored to Siimmtrsiclc, where they tit * (led Lilo ivudtliilg oil ley Mr. Lorne C - ‘Simmons. Sl:nr.i_y' ziftei- the yoiuig’ couples moto d to the home qf MY.‘ and Mrs. Br: "on Simmons. Wilmot, I

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couples loft lay motor on the one o'- cloii: boat on a honcylrlvllll tflD through the lvioritlmcc. On their rc- turn liir. and ‘V's. Itlaclirliiili- will reside in K - '1 ‘e the lrrozm L: a p ‘ous f:.i'mc'.z-—P.

' PERSONALS

"--Mrs. Arnold E. Wilson the: IMlle Morris; oi Halifax is visi m; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 13., Morris of Summcrsido-S. ‘ i: '_ **1‘-

The examinations for the Qualification of Registered‘ _, Charlottetown Hospital he- ginning at 10 a.m. as follows:

the ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th.

_ cry, Obstetrics, Gynecology. heyapeutlcs.

THURSDAY, JULY 5th. ' Mgifciile, Pediatrics, llrlw- [jeai ursing. a m of $1.00 ‘will be rharged. ‘ N J. P. MACMllilrlgli-aleag

T1. J. YEO, M. D., Secretary.

“siiirionrctwrtiiiyirrarntit. not.

—-Mr. Reginald Brooks, staff of the Royal Bank at Lang, Saskatchewan, is visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks and other relatives in Summerside.

s‘ H. MacQuarric-S.

—Mrs. Frank Gamble, of Llnklct- ter Road has entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital for treat- merit. speedy recovery to her usual good health-S. ,

When Tommy handed ‘ ihomework, the teacher examined it very closely.

6113B.» MacArthurlzdl’

Contain of Summersldc has in heqsummerside is visiting in Sidney, garden on High Street a lovely rho-iNova Scotia.-—S.

—<Priends will regret to learn that H m m; 1n _ It 11 3 flrsflMrs. Klnch, wife of to-mdlltce iissaisiglzaignce iillaSullnmerJKlllllh. Chief of Police. l8 in the side. Many lovcis cf lloxvcrs havclprllltce Cmmlly HWPll/il l-llldeflolll! ’ trea ment.

Mr. Percy

. -—Friends will regret to learn that y; very handsome. Its leaves arc dark nl-‘llcrieigleilfél: lll al- m5

0f the

Her many friends wish her ti

—Mr. R. W. Tufts and his daugh- ter, Miss Virginia. Tufts, of Wolf- vilie, N.S.; are guests at the Clifton Hotel, during their tour of Prince County, where Mr. Tufts is giving lantern lectures on Canadian Ani- mal life in the wild-S.

-Mr. John H. Cudmore of Spruce Lake, Saslc, is visiting his mother, Mrs. T. J. "Cudmorc, and his sisters, Mrs. W. R. Brooks of Summcrsldc. and Mrs. Percy M. Tucker of Ross’ Corner. S.

-—Mrs. Alvin Waite of Tyne Val-

is l1 patient in the Prince Coun-

" and Miss Nina Ly Hospital, s,

-Frlcnds will regret to learn that Mi‘. where diniici- was scrvcd. ‘Illc yOllllll’ has entered the Prince County Hos- pital for treatment. S.

Benjamin Bealrsto of Freetown

—-Mi's. Bordon of Hillsliurg. On- ttirio, is months with her Carlye wattcrworth. Rcv. Mr. Writ- terworth and Mrs. Watcrworth also have as their guests, Mr. Wetter-

l Worth's parents. Rev. Maitland and Mrs. Wattcrworth of Montague.—S.

spending the summer

daughter Mrs.

in his

"l not .ooks suspicious-

- ly like your father's handwriting, ~—-}—"}~ —"—‘i‘—— _ Tommy, he said. "What have you got I . g a _. "Well, sir," replied Tommy, after a N EXAMS 1*" “Y” t long pause, “now I come to think of it, I used his fountain pen."

_ i zThe worm-l that infest children Nurses will be llfllll at ill" from their birth are of two kinds,

those that find stomach and those that are found in

lodgment in the

inicltines. The latter are tho

most destructive, an they cling to the walla of the intestines and if . . | -

Auawmy, Physwiogy, sur. I {llogreintcrfered with work havoc lodge both kinds and while expelling them from the system serve to re- psir the damage they have caused.

Miller's Worm Powders dis-

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may not be the cheupelt until _ count your profit: next full. L-il M.

—8UNGLO FLIA BOWDII. has anything etoppod on the market for kil

—SUNGLO WHITE DIBINFEUI- ANT 18 to 20 times stronger than carboiic. Selle for $1.86 per gal. lots. Cheaper by 40 Ill. dxuml. Money back guarantee. 11-6154.

--VISITING sUltlMlm-SIDI-Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Green of New York and Mr. Bert Green of Hail- fax are visiting Mn. Albert Peters of Summeraldm-G.

-SUNGLO SUMMER-PUP IA’!- ION No.1 (with 28% dehydrated beef meal) will give you more growth than any other cereal on the mankct at less cost and do the job better. D8164.

-SUNGLO FOX RATION No. 2 soaked in skimmed or buttermilk makes a. complete summer ration for adult foxes until September 1st. 4 oo. will obsorb ,2 oz. of milk. The cheap- est adult fox feed on the market, 20% dried meat. L-Glfii.

al zifnlf meal f fell: at

. l- ot .

. zrcooo. u“ 400

stock AtBreWI-

the Mlwley Home Iridayl.

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‘Thursday evening, June Seth, the Freetown Plays-a will present "The Time of Hi:

line lieu. Why My double for Minion Circle. IL-ddfli-d-M-il. something not u good? Money back ._.__ Slllmniee with every clw- 513:3: -ror: 01mm socuu. - rile

India: of Edith Oavell Lodge, L. O. B. A., held a very enjoyable social in the lodge rooms, Summereide, on Monday evening. The aflnlr wu moat enjoyable and a great luooeu- —B.

Produce the right kind of suits and the public will soon increase your business. He is a. firm believer in mode to your mm measure suits.

will be closed from Thursday, Juno 2am, until Monday, July 0th, while attending Optome‘ lb in Toronto. Incoming repairs will be attended to by Opt. D., Summerrido-

-SUMHERSIDE GREAT SUCCESS-In spite of the heavy rain, Orapaud hull was filled

on —WlNS COVETBD PBIZE—M

week in fine Arts at the Halifax Ladies College received the first to prize for the

the yearn-S.

-—GIVEN TEN DAYS-uh party from Grand River came before m. G. M. Matthews on Monday after- noon charged with stealing a. bag of flour. He was found guilty and sentenced to ten days in Prince County Jail. Another party was in-

volved but the. case against him 5°"

was dismissed. The ease was proe- - ma“ Mall-Tm“ B"? all illllllllllllflll 01

ecuted by the R.O.M.P.—B. Pl“ .-DANCE m sr. ELEANOBS- "l- The Young People of St. Eleanors put on a. dance on Friday evening in the hall, which was a most en- o“ joyable affair. The proceeds were the for the rink which is being put 1n- to shape for next season's hockey. S.

-PRUPERTY CHANGES - Mr. George ML Muttart of Sinclair and Stewurts Ltd. has purchased the

lovely property of Senator Creel-' 2mm?” and fijinbnweldtéilrig Martin ‘played by Arthur will take up their residence‘ a m. "Wm e “d” “H” in the handsome new house on‘ zaitélcgrxte: filfikwgflt’ Se“ l“ m” suck!” by Miss Marion Coll-sins. Tllfi Elfts were brought into the room in a decorate

man MacArthur on Spring Sreet.

‘The Senator and the Misses Macq

Green Street, which the Senator.

purchased last fall from Mr. G.

the —REPAIRING TRACK — The management of the Summerslde Driving Park have made great prep- arations for the Dominion Day Races. The grand stand has been repaired and the seating accom- mcdatlons much improved. The track is second to none in the Maritimes and has the improved non pocket feature, which adds greatly to the comfort of horse and rider and gives every horse an equal chance to win. The directors are looking forward to a. big day-S.

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-—ISLANDER. DEAD-Mrs. Wil- liam H. Mouse of New Anrian re- ceived a telegram Sunday evening conveying the sad news of the death of her bmther, Mr. John C. Cairns, that morning at his home in Lexington, Mass, following a short illness. Born in Lower Free- town in 1862, the youngest son of the late Robert Calms and Isabella Stewart, the late Mr. Cairns went to Boston when quite a young man where he was employed in the U. S. Navy Yard in Boston for a number of years. He retired from the service about ten years ago

day

Prince Edward Island about thirty- four years ago. Of a. quiet, cheerful disposition, he will be sorely missed in the home. He leaves to mourn, his wife, (nee Miss Euphemla Bums) of Lower Freetown, one daughter, Miss Bertha H. Calms, and one son, Mr. Stewart C. Calms, both at home. Also one sister, Mrs. William H. Mouse of New Annan and one brother, Mr. Alexander Cairns of Summerslde.

The

merside has received the sad news of the death in California on May 6th of his grandmother, Mrs- A. C. McLean at the advanced ego of 86 years. Mrs. Maoleitn had many

relatives on the island who will re- ,,,,;:T,:'|"

gret to learn of her passing. Tile of q

. - I e n“ l dcmasctl lady was Annie ‘Ilhom sou mam.‘

of Long River, and married ohp, Campbell of that place, who paesed| away about fifty yeorl 130- There ‘our were five children of the marriage. Mrs.‘ campbell tlien went to the United states and afzarwarde mar- ried A. c. Maison 0f Boston.

whose home she paued away. John Robert Campbell i: the only one

ance by the Summerside players. The

W911 accomplishing Breakfast," which received rounds of the largest amount of work during apple. chorus of thirty-five voices, nude a great hit with the audience. lovely costumes and snappy conga went over big. The performance was under the direction of lidrs. Muriel Lee Muttart and Miss Peters. Those til-kill! solo parts in the song revue were Mr. Lowell Hancock, Roland Philipson, lit-Com. T. H. B. Jack-

Dance, which was heartily applaud- -S. —MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER-

Keir Woodside, Hamilton, was the scene of s. prettily arranged shower

Miss Shirley Woodslde Glendon Crozler, who then presen-

boquet of pink roses and maiden hair fern. The gifts which inclu.

Opened by Ross. Bell and Lillian Stavert. and the accompq- nying verses were read by Misses ‘Thelma Woodslde and Marjorie Croziei- and were arranged on the table by Miss Adele MacNutt. The bride thanking her friends and Everyone i0 see her in her future home, after which "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow“ Lunch was then served by the ies and the remainder of the even- ing wlis spent in music and danc- ing.—S

-DEATH 0F BRENNAN-Tilers passed away in the Prince county Hospital on Fri-

Darnly 'll.t' 49 years of age. Brennan was the son of the late James Brennan and had lived all his life on the homestead at Darn- owing w lll hedlth. He last visitedlgfg-hifillrgxgamlélilgnaig: 2% was most highly esteemed for his kindly disposition and thrifty hab- iis. He leaves to mourn his widow, formerly Miss Curly of and two sons, Harold and Leo. A1- so three sisters, Mrs. Morrison of St. Peters; Mrs. John Thompson of Darnley; Miss Lily Muy, who is at present at home. And two brothers. Cornelius in Boston, Mass, John in 5t. John, N.B., to all n! whom much sympathy is extended,

._.p0n,nu-;n ISLAND LADY PAS- lllwlllllg from his late home to the SES-Mr. nine Clmpbcll of sum- Inlllllll Rlver. R-O- Church-B.

EASTERN cuilinlliu

,_._.__ ..VDON‘T MISS the

Dragon Roar" in Eldon, June 27th,

- FEUBSCRIPTIONS to Mass." who pair-ad away J0me ti!" Ollltrlottetown Guardian may be years later. Mrs. Macleon then W‘ ltllldad to their Dept. Archie Hume, moved to Califomia to reside with phi-mg 4'1, or left at ‘H. J. Mabmi’: her son, John Robert Campbell. it Drug Store, Montague.

_..°WE ABE OPENING a branch living of the five children. Then of the Elite Beauty Salon at Poole‘: an many nephew: and niece: on Hotel, Mqntalue, under the capable the Island. The into ml. unclean mpnllement of Mn. L. Moore. Open

are wonderful value. 15o to 05c. ‘Ileylor Drug 00., Bu;- IWII- L-QW-I-N-U

mo. not nicotine. w. hi i-doo.

--»DlL CARSON Chiropractor. at ‘ ' mucus ma L-NN-I-Ildl

. —SEE THE BIG L!!!‘ pthorseu It $131815!"

, n-oaau-c-av-ii —ilN WHMOT VALLEY “fill 0h

o" under auspices of

-ooc MACPHEBSDN ants;-

11-8331-6-27-81

-0I'FICE CLOSED-My office Convention H. T. Calvin. L-8888-8-27-10i

Monday evening for the perform-

the one-act farce “The Mad

use. The song revue, with l.

The

and Miss Amanda Cannon. Miss

Highland Fling and Sword

Tllllfflllly evening. June 21st, 8Dlwl0us home of Mr. and Mrs.

pink honey-

d carriage by e and groom, and Master

miniature brid

the bridre-to-be with a lovely

substantial checks, silverware, glass, china, linen etc,

made a. suitable

speech, inviting

was sung.

lad-

MR LINAS

night Mr. Lines Brennan of Mr.

Freetown

funeral took place on Monday

column |l rnervad tel ineul interest but ndvertlolq I newly nature may bu lrnertud I’: word atrlctly piyublu II‘

Monlllsllc wt comedy drama “Let the L-G373-B-26-2i.

The

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visited the Island zome yura agc,for bmincu Wednerdey, June 2'7. PA and will be kindly renumbered b7 N. Gullllon, proprietor. Phone 46.

' 01d "Willie-Q

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Summer Flannel Summer Tweed . Grey, Unfinished Worsted

SUITS. $10.

38 Suits are brought to you for DOLLAR DAYS at a wonderful bargain price. Flannels, Tweeds Worsteds. Come early and choose at

TEN DOLLARS

1

2 Pant Worsted SUITS—-$20.

Flne» quality worsteds, shadow stripes, self stripes, pin stripes, fitted models with peak lapel. There are also many conservative models with notch lapel. '

.All with TWO PAIRS TROUSERS

Men's Flannel Pants, Piain Greys. G"?! Sl-Pllfifl "H! FEW" Stripes. Elastic belt and Fancy lleltbwds- Day Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Merfl Fine Quality Worsted Pants. Blue stripe, Brown stripe, Grey stripe .. . .

, Dollar; Days ‘A Thursday é? Friday" J 28th £6 29th . if

r Athletic Combinations Dollar Day 85c

Men's Athletic Combinations. (Dimity) Elastic knit 8 5c Suit back. All sire: 34 to M. Dollar Day Price - - .-

Meifs fine one thread Bolbriggan . Combinations. lhort sleeves, ankle legs. Natural shade. Penman; make. Suit Dollar Day Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's Shirts. Separate or attached collars. Aawrled nlrlovll _on white ground. Fine quality Broadcloth] or Perculu. Some have two separate collar-a, others ore collar attached. Dollar DIYPHCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's Plain Bloadcloth Shirts. Attached collars. White. Cream Dl‘ Blue shades. In a fine good warm: olllth- 90c Dollar Day Price. Eaeli........ . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's Rayon Shorts. White, Flesh and Blue. These were much higher in price, but owing to the sizes being 50c broken, we wlll clear at Dollar Day Price . . . . . . . . . . ..

MCIUIlShlfl-l and Shorts. Fine Jersey Shirt: and 85c Striped Broadcloth Shorts. Dollar Day Price. Suit

Men's Work Shirts. Navy only. Heavy drill. [A large well made shirt. Durable quality. Size: from 145i: t0 17. Dollar Day Price. Each . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . Men's Work Shlrtl, Nil-Vi’. Rho-kl and (Jhambray. Well 69c mzde and full size. Dollar Day Bribe ,.. - - - - - - - - - - - - ~-

Men’! Fancy Box. Rayon and Lisle qualities. All also: and a large range of patterns. i Dollll‘ DRY "l"?

Zipalrs for...... . . . . . . g

, Boy's redneck overall pants with Y S elastic back waist hand. Size! 26 to M. Dollar Days

Boy’: plain and fancy Broadcloth Pajamas. Size: 26 to 79c M. For hot summer wear. Dollar Day: . . . . . . . . . ..

Boy‘: Wuh Suits-Z to 6 your. Dollar Day: 6 yearl .........

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Boy's Wash Suits-Zn to 6 years. Dollar Day: ......

C Boy's Wash Suite-Z to 6 years. Dollar Day: .... ....

65 Boy’s Suits

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85 Boy’: Suits at 5515-71110 lot of born honing bdiq and fancy tweed suits in Browns, Fawn: and Grey; some with one pair knee Pull!» “h”! "l"! "m" Ill‘ longs. Well tailored and smartly ltyled lingle bulli- ed models. Sizes 22 to 32. Regular value: of $5.50 m $8.50. Priced roi- noiiiii- my: it - - '

Boys’ Suits $7.95

Boy's Suits at 5135-40 Suit: in this lot of fancy tweeda, tine woisteds and summer tweeds. BluaBmwn and Black worsieds, checked and diagonal striped tweeda, flne worsted and ‘summer tweedn. Blue, Bnnm breasted models with plain and plaltnd bucks and one pair of golfers. Higher priced llnea specially reduced for Dolliu-Days......... . . . . . . . . t