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GUARDIAN l . , . .. A _au~na,m om“ __ n‘ i ’

M5155" Guardian 0mm, ,,,,,,,_ M,” ,, m, Malpeque . . ‘ r , 42 moi-i ENGLISH einshI-m liiti°fcif eiihnlmeligalldfilal-‘qldclzgi ‘Malpeque heFi-tTatllmll school i ' Q New Spring Coats $29.00

PsnaoNALe In Rolls. Talc Surfaead

Lightwweight - - 35 lbs. COMPETITIVE QUALITY

Medium Weight - 45 lbs. FINE QUALITY

Heavy Weight - - 55 lbs. EXTRA FINE QUALITY

Extra HeavyWeight 65 lbs. SUPER FINE QUALITY i,

Bradford floofingCoLimitod Brantfoi-d, Ontario

stock Curried. information Furnished and Service on Brnntford Roofing rendered by

15c per yard at. Sinclair's. 9910 United stamp has returned to ha!‘

lube n u u. fill the

home iii Arlington. N. Qgcancfaf‘ ‘apupsafbgnih, was“, 991° ' Do id ited-t t i‘ - . 4° YARDS Poms“ 8m‘ Eastgm Guardian thellflplacgfisviflzllllltlgdll [by IVE, flfchlt you come in, take our word for_1t, at the RED TAG .VA . itis a bargain of ifhe most decided sort . .

tion o! Misses Ross and MsdFar-| slightly hcncd. Belling iii 45c per ‘Miwcllmmy- 99 _ _ Red Tag Sale Red Tag Sale

—-GUARDIANS ON sAu-z at the 4,44,, Kathleen puns“, cm” , - lime 1b t ti: alter of securing, Guardians Western Office in the Riven, who h“ been visiting teach": waUBIBIFt m um “anneal: yum “l smclalrs‘ The following is the report of‘ the Tuesday, June 22nd. Darnlcy school meeting. Mr. Ed~| Women's it Women’s Suits S“ s $25 00 $35.00 I

in a good assortment or patterns. ammo“, m," m. ‘dunking ‘mmoeting on "mesday 030F110“- McNeili Building, Summerslde BV'ffl9ndg in 91w", yflile, d,“ w.“ m Tm m" M Lea“ D Mae. my day‘ turned home’ N‘ Nuttewho awasdn rrotatioli for 1'0- 9884-6-17~3i:ward ‘MacKa was the chairman -+_-_- foi- the ocoas on. Mr. James Wood- Perhaps ~a doz_en handsome new Friday and Saturday this nice suits, all of this present season's lot of attractive garments w1ll

Si 1 i - . snows-at J moi in. I repmchictivc 1t no ars ggsreceived. The phone number is "=21," 1n‘:tend.nce_ M“ D_ R, -FOR tare WEITERN News nccuhit occupied ciic olllll’. The —Pass 8 is available. t! ‘ of 850.00 was voted for the z .. » Here is a limited lot _of our better grade Coats-some of them __ cHEcK n Mn-v, , ' tirement from the board of trustees‘ _ _ , I I . . shadlggNlfiglRgElnkl yellow “i! “gm sail/ix? Mlgggggf; Gfljwjgr it succeeded c, ‘Mr. ‘Ralph Bee/ir- . wig}. fur trimming, a good assortmentof colours and 8lZES,_.'bu't blue. as inches wide. 23c ner you and Murdock 'MoD0i.i§nll, gicii- “ °- on account of an overstock 1n some of these lmescwe have made at sinclairs. 9910 mond, were in- Bummierside ion The Esme “Mo, magmas Con” ' IIOCOME TO nzv. MR. HER- ..*DR. .L. A. JOHNOTQNQ side is the trustee in place of Mr. dental office will remain closed tilli-l- ‘R- 71101119300 Who Nflffid- 1;“ Friday. June 25th. ’ presen-t teac era, iMisses Sm th mggggficilgslifiillilaggg améfizfgg 9932 and Howatt are remaining for _ goods, and in order to clear cin- be offered. Every garment is fixtures for more garments, new-all offered at much til-else go Friday and Sat- 835 MRESERVE Monday evening. M, H_ L, D0,,“ a, Chaim... under value . .ur ay ,. . . . .. . . . . . . .. ~ _M"'L ENDS idllacatliryiocottll: 0331a zllllimcioib 4M1‘? tBa-bvn 'i-a Th” “mm” °' mo“ w“ "Med "4 w 40 inches w 9' ° y“ y a ' ° e p 9' for supplement. Mr. Cuthhert k m

10 MAN'6 illustrated Lecture in New

-WHITE TURKISH "rowsisgzféhotnlfill;

hemmed, plain or colored ends. size 20 by 40, price 69c per pair at Sinclalrs. 9910

'~ r.-,w;.,_¢~_-,~,-,..-i.~v~w ....» xv,» , .

"ro ss-niu/izflwiri-i LAMB

Sea View held a successful school school meet-lag on Tuesday with

~ fiz-iifnl

Approximately 9 llcr cent of the totnl

Rayon Silk Hose for Ladies,

Horse Racing -- Athletic Sports - these have lislie Topsail 49c

Dancing Contest—'and Other

running expenses of the M11001 ll l i h k . lli i. , . pa“ or “My c ac s ‘a n! a m“ m“ couple o‘ 7"" d“ m“ summe vacation. There were s i iii rice for uick, Ic ‘earance. Ever - Tilesday, attend/lug the funeral of yelled on Tuesday afternoon with‘ a heavy Teduct 0 n p q l y coatilll Price 70c per yard at Sinclair's. , , _ . . ‘ - , ment was voted. Mr. Arch. IMac coat at a baI-galn price; The regular prlfiih-JWB Qu when Fennell 8t Chandler, - Charlottetown, P. E- I- entertainment Thursday evening. another m!“ The amount or Bay, and Bristol will be closed Spiced mlipmmt or Gun-em jg]ly_ weeks. champion will be bald gm- hls grace the district purpose remodelling the noon from June 15th to September rein-hos m gel-ye with iamrl, ol- mut- mslsmn 35c and 25m n not flue‘ Confirmation Service at 7 p. m. mds- 7 1'2“ m 16° p" yard a‘ “med m st‘ Margaret's H3“ by Adams was aPDointed trustee in ' ' ~ . I I ' ' ‘ , .0 ‘ . i - a - ~v . member of the board. iMr. Atwood w R y s g ll o m | n | o n ll a fi:i'...°“§i:;‘°.i.§3:“"§:i ... omen s a c" I "c I‘ s t m)“- lieing marketed here at 50 music by orcheétra betwemgactm have not yet been decided. ‘ k b t account o’ _____.>___ Messrs. W. A. and Ralph Huestis. i! 0W W99 B i180 ll O11 . Stock Quotations trip. M. that is Rayon silk from toe to top, all sizes, Black, White, Cham- per dozen. Butter, dairy 30c, press- l t ilarlcy 75c per bushel. —i-I. Mem/bers of the ‘Ami MACHINEI“, . . . I ' i I I I V‘ I I I . I I I ' u ' I I S ’ ~0EATH 0F PRW/"NENT RE‘ AmerlCBn Can. Co. . . . . . . . .. 52% l lin Grand River on Monday‘ June This cdstcr l - ' Am. Smelt. and Refng. Co. . 130V‘ ' vrwret n: miicliiiici-y Tflflflil . " Hose Brown and Black in all t‘ though not unexpected was p, sev- Union B58 511d P599!‘ C0- -- 31% spoi-inl machinery is owned. the cost T816 10115

_g1 N 5N |_|g qi i; l was decided that the interior of I CH G H 08 0m —tMiB8 iPsullne Gillie. who gpafltm‘ Home, be yum“ dud“! the‘ —F’UGI BROADOLOTH, 29 ihcii- the late Roderick Mcpohssil. a iia- a 500d attendance M, “ma, m... this assortment is NEW THIS SPRING. This is a, wonderful . e“ "m" l“ be“ ‘°"“"‘ ""‘d°“" ""3 °' ("W1 “m” N- aid presided. The Usual supple-i chance for any lady who wants a really good, ‘high 41511398 Stylish E a" m ‘WTSEFV __*H°|_Y 1R|N|Ty “gnaw; $260.00 was voted for the supple- All stores at Morell, St. Peter's gllzlrllfmeggiglé gfiafitllm-ifill-ggv“ 30:3: TQWN__ Monday 21st a reception inent and $240.00 for repairs. This every Wednesday at 12 o'clock mint or caper sauce are excellent Curtain “s” at Bfiosgigrpfianlzgj AfCllbl-illlup at, 4,30 p_ m" and i, assistantsb department. 1"- ‘00- come ruddy. 9887-17-19-22-23-4i 6-l8-fsmwf. ~ - - th . ' . ~- ci’.§“i‘i3.‘i°.ii‘;i’. O cents per bushel, a farmer stated These are to the To that lie was offered 1.50 per bushel , 9882-17-10 p Charlottetown, moto d t Mfllpg. -., ~ , ' - i "o i...“ iccch coiilil 110i. bring thEm to (w, 0,, ‘vednemy L‘; Qbuahleas In this Friday and Saturday bargain you have offered a stocking market. Eggs are worth 24c to 28c ed hay $10 to 811 ton. oats 50c HALIFAX, June 18.—-Qliotstions ———-¢O>———— pagnef Blush. Belger Peach Bgoomland Zlnc‘ Now this 1s a’ valut? Wckwheal $1.00’ wheat 81.25 and furnished by Johnstyan and Wardmnm co" or onmArma tllfit YOU cannot afford t0 lTllSS. Oil Sale, commencing cts‘ ’ . ontresl Stockl ' Exchange: I (Eh erlmenfnl Farms Note) ’ At.T.dStFR,.136 " ' . . . l _ °p m‘ a“ “ ° y Mail orders filled same day as received. .'HII'E‘NT“T ‘MT- Henry Thfmhlzsog Am, ca; and Fdy, Co, _ _ __ _ Iollklfllllff of producing field crops in Eastern ._ p.- scd peacefully away at h s m Am‘ Locomotive Co‘ 1n6%|('i|llil(lll ll! due to the machinery charge. Boys! heavy 2_1 Cotton '1-ltll. 1926 after an iillne-ss extend- A B h M C 2T rillltllil€fflbly from chc xiii-hi to iihothci. lug over many months. His death m‘ ‘m’ ' "5' o‘ Win-re ii i-cliitlvciy iiirlze amount of - ~ .. sizes re lar 30c WEEK 25¢ , . er shock to we mm“), who only Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. .... 47%. has liflflll found to be iis high iis $18.46 gu Shades and SlZe$ . . . . . . . . e N y can and Hud_ m“ R_R_ lgoty [if-r acre. In other crises where mnch- " ~ - ~ - - - - - - ' ~ ~ - - - ' ' - a few short years ago were called - - - 4 , I . ‘ ‘ _ Cuba Cane sugar Pfd_ _____ 38 nory a extensively used, yet without "D9" i0 B10117” ‘the death of a lov unnecessary iliipllciitlon. so that nil ' lng IUOY-llef- MT- TIIOUIDBOII W35 Diwlso“ Chemical- Co’ (The) 9?“! machines do n mnxlniiiin amount of 0X10 0f the leilillllg H1611 01 U19 00m‘ Comlolldated G53 co- --'--- 9 Bfinrork, fhr- ilinclilnrry cost may be m! munitynalways having ta-ken a fore- Houston Oil Co. of Texas .. 98 ‘lflii’ hii so (‘Pllifl p" fif‘l'(‘. ilowever, most part in every activity that international Paper C0. . . 53% for flir- lblllli of fhrmh this viii-mic“ tended to the betterment of his nfl- Mis. Kan. and Tex. Ry. .... 212 ihlvmtlll" "1""! "IIPPOWH limits. The tive place. (Possessed of a pleasing Mei-land Oil .00. ‘ASH/lioxfmfi‘: "m: ‘m’ ““('_‘°"“" ‘"""‘ '"'"‘l""' Wrflmmlliy and l‘ keen Sea” °1 R6001"! C0~ 98 ‘hci-c. this iiolhfrilln. iilliiliiigii.iil-liiri humor he W575 always a’ welcome RItllWBY Steel SDTUIS C0. .. 249 frnriilrn. throshors or llliifill‘ trilcku. h guest whether at the private homes southern ipucmg (30, __

. . 104¥§l Tho t-hiof fur-torn nffocilnlz this‘ of his neighbors or at public gath- Union .Ncmc B! _ 151 machinery cont are the number of ncrnii‘ 8MB“- “6 W“ 1°’ ma" Yflm‘ us. Industrial Alcohol Co. .

PURSES - $900.00 -_ PURSES 36 Inch Black

Paillette de Chine Week-End $1.19

In this lot we ‘have just 40 yards.“

Pure silk, 36 inches wide, l

choice fabric. Special $1 19 Fil- ‘Weekend v

Bordered Rayon Dress Lengths $4.75 Per Dress

Here is an attractive and very popular summer noveltyl Rose- wood, Pea-ch, OoraL Sand and Grey. Special '75 dress week end price. .

25 Tweed Suits for Boy's $5.00

Sizes 8 to 17 Years

These in fancy greys, brown and dark mixed tweeds, Norfolk 0i‘ Plain coats ,bloomer pants. These are well made, well fitting garments and for School pr knockabout .use offer you a $51 finevialue.SpecialWeekendprice,

Boys Cotton Wash Suits Young Men’s Tweed Suits $1.00 . $17.75 These in fancy blues, faiwns and 20 suits in ifhis weekend 33'”

White, Buster, Middy and Oliver gain, Fancy Greys and Browns. Twist, iSlZeS for Boys from

CLASSES 1—2.40 Trot and Pace Purse $300.00

(Three Seconds Allowed Trotters) 2—2.24 Trot : : z»: Purse $300.00 ll-Frec-for-All: : :: Purse $300.00

56% ciilflvntoil. tho rust oi’ rcpnlrs, homo’

udirector of the Grand River DalH/‘westingllouse Electric 70% mz. him chi» lvliflih of nrc of nii-

mg Kmmpany “d “was capably dis‘ United States Steel ... . . . . iiiii:lint:i."lilliiiiilnililiullihrllll‘ti‘:

charging the duties of-Dresldent . 0f h... aimed.» who icing 5;,-,,,ii,;,W°"'"""“ °"- .31“ r-zzizrz- $5.951. 01.2".‘ health Obllgfid him to 791113411149“ l P l"'""""""" sgbélrnat of rrnnirii lift‘,lllififiilPliPlltlflllf"lllll the pOSL ‘He was scarcely past the Laure “P ' " " ,0"... mnvhinm, n,“ h, mum’, m prime Of life-“being but fifty-nine Montreal power ‘ nlmosf indefinitely by ropoilii-ill years of age and lied reason to look forward to many years of active service. but iProvidence willed Asbestos Com. New - , “n” ‘ OLIIIBFWlBQ and lie readily acquiesc- General Petroleum_ 6 ‘mnuzialul """"'"‘|'1‘ ‘W'- iirwiiir Posts od. tile bore the sufiefillgg of his Int. Petroleum ililiifncnim 'cup-‘ginilligizpfltiii-lii;"Mi.llillllirifie long illness with Christian res/isll- Standard New Jersey 44% hiiiti-iy 0.5 pci- ccht hr thc lhvchiory scion-death coming es a release ai- standard New York .. . . - . .. 321/, vino». Nlféflll Ollrfflilllfl, thPfflfflfi‘. tcr such a severe trial. He was meat-July, 140%; Sept. 135%; Preemie mic or tho izroniosf pnssllill- blessed with a large felmlly oflfif- 1')ec'_137%_ Eltlilerslhz: Zoning (hung; l?“ To", Th, teen children-oil of whom surv ve. u] 70-, . so L 75. Dem _ JlPfPB Cil vii ed B ihc vhlnf n» one» m. we A00». ~- ..T‘°"‘~“ Y- /-» P wiiiiii.'lfliiiimii1i".§f£..i“li."if.ti"; I ' ll‘ [lfigbténllififfllgbmltliedtiiilzl tiiillledca-lleaflirili: OMB-Jilly, 41%; Sept. 42%, i . norm: ‘cultivated the lower will hi- ldonciton N’ ‘B- istllilleY Winnie’ wheal_duly 152%; o“ laaknh o ma") “My (mum “I the ‘wrong!’ i , - <. I ' . Dec. 130%. mulled nnnnnlly by n innohlno ls in. 3rd H“ $3 °°_ 4m N“ $2 0° Florence. Roland, Hiram. Kathleen ' creased, the ihtei-i-st, ilciii-cciiitich hhii l’ ‘ ' l‘ ' ' élgflffiflffii. agar Ollllve at hgmei. 0T0 “Asrmmn cmmum the repairs will he i-ciiiiccd pci e c eronve am y we ex ep ur - g

LADIES’ oanclme comes-r sincere sympathy N - ~ (Experimental Farms Note.) A PRECAUTI on

Prizes Is tollowsz-fit prize $8.00; 2nd prize $5.00; The raspberry will succeed on ni- Ilrd prlzg $330; 4th prlle ‘ZQQ --PLAY ENJOYED— The thPBB most any kind of soil if reasonable

is provided: as excessive ——- Will also have Exhibition of different styles of cianclng- h “n, mnduclw, N, snoopy, no poi allow i-ofnse to collect in by Mr. John Provost, Mr. Provost to choose his own

ng lint cvi-iiiiiiilly tho rust nf< g-i-pnirs ilw-nnii-ii ton lilizh nmi rho rp. hilllllliy of iho innchlnc tun low lo

Entries Close Tuesday, June 22, 1926

National Trotting Association rules to govern except where they conflict with management conditions.

Track and Field Events Under the Management of the Summerside Y. M. C. A.

GENTLEMEWS DANCING CONTEST

Prizes as follows:—1st prize $8.00; 2nd prize $5.00;

act comedy drama. "Treasure Jlun- ilriiliiage tern" was presented to a packed Innlsture house by the St. Elonnors Dramatic A '""'dY

iohm is the most siiitiibis your seller. inspect ii frequently, Flddkh soil. A light. snndy soil. not rcten- Jill keep it wooded "up Substantial Prizes will be given for this

special Exhibition.

500i Fido Cont"! Hts admitted to the grounds free. Application for contest to close on Monday, June 28th. Contest open to the whole island. The Committee reggrvg the right to accept or reject applications for contest. Send

your application to ,

J. F. ARSENAULT, Summerslde,

Chairman ofCommlttee.

if day proves unfavorable, race; will take Wednesday. July 7th.

The Summerside Driving Park Association

LLOYD G. LEWIS, Secretary.

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pines on

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P. L. BOWNESS Undertaker 8i Embalmer‘

The moat up-to-date and best equipped undertak- ing establishment In Prince County. After twelve years experience in funeral directing and embslming. and with business increaalng year after year, in order to keep shraast with the times we are obliged to install A MODERN MOTOR HEARSE, NEW IN EVERY RESPECT. During the automobile season the majority of persons attend funerals in ears, and horas-drawn vehlelss seem to be out of place. We are prepared to dive elty urvloe to anyone in Prince County wish- ing our attendance night or day WITH N0 EXTRA G081’ FOR MOTOR EQUIPMENT. We still retain our prize team of black horses for thoos who would prefer the horas-drawn hearse. Our policy. bait equipment ohtalriahls with ser- vioaa to suit.

Yours for hatter funeral service at no extra cost.

P. L. BOWNESS

IU MIMERQID!

players 0n Tuesday. June the 8th in King George's hall, iPort Hill. The play ifs replete with thrills and comic situations and was presented in such a masterly manner that the audience we: kept at a high pitch of enthusiasm throughout the whole performance. All ithe players acted their parts ‘with such consummate skill that it is need- less to partlcularize. Between the acts vocal solos were lbeautifully rendered -hy Miss Winnie Mcbellan and Mr. Ralph Lockliart the ac- companist being -'Miss Kathleen Mc- Lciiiin. The cast oi.’ character; in ordel- of appearance: Cyrus Quac- kenhush~a iself made millionaire- Arthur Jones; Reggy 'Renford— a social idler-Harry Cannon». Simp- aon-e confidential secretary — James Chsppeii; Mm. Deflodyl Dare-the millionaires sister -- Illnda Ore-swell; Squire Sykes —

< "" from Onion Center-John lPillrnlllli

IPansy Sykes—-the Isquirefld niece-

‘l Florence Craswell; George - the

coloured butler-Roy Tanton; Jack Dawes~a young sstronomer—Ralph Lockhnrt; Rose — Cyrus‘ younger dsuglitor-Jlluth Brown; Violet—hle other daughter-Edythe Cresweli; iBula Bula-——an Amazon iieutenant— Lila Cannon: Lula lPfllBZfl.—-5 south Sea island Queen-Effie Jeffrey. N

Annual Meeting

OF THE

East Prince Liberal Conservative Assn.

The annual “ , of Delegat- as at the last Prince Ulhsrsl-Con- sarvatlvs Assoelstlo will be tlsld In tlia Town Hail, lummsrsida, en Tuesday, June P). at 10.80 s. m.

the daiagaiss notified. 0. l. MaoDONAI-"D

.L. N. MoNllLl.

99l6~18-2l.

The Pralidefltl of nic dmcmitfiihfif‘ °' "" '°"' '° ' " m‘ °"'°'

will Will PM" IFPMII i0 MW wits srovvth cshnhca ms or, s canén lo ‘

makes a ver pnflflmgai-osil cultu .

Iarly sprios piaiiti is sdvissd. shit-his pnhts may es iilnwca from Secretary,» “shy

will»

tlvo of moisture and that may dry out iit fruiting tirnr, may prove dlsnppolpt- lnlz. biit such soils may be product vs, , _

if siipplioil with humus. The IHIVHIIO irks: ::riri|"y'“':r'|‘;7ip‘ Tl“ “I'll- offei-t nfloxcesslve heat may lli- largely h," the m,“ I. ha!" for‘ 'MP""'|"""V'\ overcome by soil conditions that innit» or high" ‘mum! l 7'1""! "M possible n uniform moisture supply: ' iznod culture with adequate pruning t0 keep clown pexcesslvn plant growth ivhii-h fonds to sap soil moisture-will niil materially.

Stable manure should be npplli-il in llhernl amounts and he well worked in- to the soil to live the necessary physl. ml soil renditions and to supply plant food. This may he followed, in inter years. with s suitable fertiliser to keen up a vigorous cane growth. With rensonnhle cultivation to keep ilo\vn weed growth an application per ncre of 300 pounds of nitrate of noiln or sulphate of ammonia, 500 pounds of ncid phosphate. and 100 poiiniis of inurlsto of potash. applied curly in May, should meat the plant food r0- qnlrements for this crop. ‘The plniiiii are not in rows 6 feet spurt and .‘l feet npart in the rows. if tlio rows are closer fhnn 6 feet it is difficult t0 mlkel her cautious, and to her cultivate satisfactorily. and the soil an“ “Jury, ohmnh dung...” i'.'°'.’.‘.“'.f..“.'.$il3"...§‘i.?§i.fl§" 3;;- ~~~~ we» i- we;-

Novv runes develop from suckers pro~ Few plIll-lrl suited ts the

danced from underground roots. lf

those are allowed to develop nt will a actual needs of woman-they thick mnt of plnntil will result, nnld n a" no ‘gmnm

satisfactory crop would not be poss hie. a _ , ~

The growth must be confined to con- l.‘xiv'zlmé"z"ozwc:nw°maflg' tinuous rows about l2 to 14 inches I‘ .5 m ‘ wide. Isnd the weaker canes he i-iit out "NI W"! tlillwllflhhill ‘If ll- leaving approximately four good canes ilvlty-it ll known to the pse- nrelr adoration; M50". d y“? are“: pie at ‘many nations as 0r. 0°" 0° flm" ""' Ha lit ‘IPIII

frcqntn cultivation to keep down w‘; 33v" _u;'“":'.'::.."°::£ grass and suckerlng growth is nscsss- I" .2“ ‘o u“ no nun" wh“ sry. .

After fruit has been produced the the esndltlons of Itrlnflth or all wiel m?’ bsthtuaersit; alreiimstanoaia of health may I "MI 0 0 s. altars ma and I chhnce to him». at this tisic wchii "y o, 1M "m": ‘a ‘m';:r‘{:"': to svsry woman, is quickly ao- qimael by the rahuiar uss of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. As a

canes may also he cut out close to the around. Other tssn the cutting but f the old and surplus canes no prun- ng is necessary. Cuttinl off the top of the rsnerh an! necslurr- ' health-bring», as r tonic laxa- lt is s sood lain to set stakes. with ‘w.’ u l" “brand mu”: cross pieces to npbort wires placed at mflflum’ m”, n “um.” nothing so afliaasleus as Dr. Hamilton's Piiia 6f Mandrake and Butternut; no pl?- box, flva for 01.00, at all dealers, or hymlli fibril-Tris ostarrhosons 00.. Montreal.

A Vegetable Laxa- tive Best For Woman

N°"° '0 Mild. so Smooth, so Regulating, s;

DR. HAMILTONWB PILLS

Of course a woman's gynepvi Is delicate, la easily Injured by drastic purgstlvss. Bitter ex- perience with harsh medicines

Plants sat 4 by feefaptrt,

‘a hm, and a mks ss a support. I lsfsctor; method for

_ ntatlonhnr hmil t from": w 0-0 err»

Q i-nfi-J

Single and Double breasted. each suit has .TWO PA

3 to 6 years, Week iii 00 ouch TROUSERS. Week cha n" l“

end,..........

Very exceptional, bargain l“ boys’ pull over and Qoat SW80; iers, for ages 4 to 8 ' *2 years

Summer weight Sox, in greys and other light shades, 40c 750 pr. ,0r 2 PAIRS FOR . . .

italics: 29¢ yd-

l5 p'e-c- ' tlhis lot Blue, Green. Sllld’ Maulve bsnbllGrey, 36 inchefiwlde wmh bo 95 cents per yardrclelarliig "