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ations “ Odd lines balbriggan shirts

‘Men's ﬂannel and tweed ‘pants

Items of YEye-opening Interest

_ For ~Week-end Sale

i,‘ t 15 Good Ones For The .Men 8c’ Boys

‘Men's rayon straw hats fancy bands. Regular $4.00 quality Friday and Sat.

Men's Sailor straw hats $2.00 value for . ..

Men's fancy shirts separ-

$1.50 $1.29

ate collar Tru Knit balbriggan combinations ..

Odd lines summer combin- I

and Drs., garment .. .. . . '49 All wool balbriggan suits

navy, scarlet $2.65

$2.00.

$35.00 Friday and Sat.

. Men's grey cottonade

pants. Pair

gudilslines Men's tweed'.A$15'00

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Men's tweed and worsted suits odd lines only one or two of a

pattern left Worth to

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Boy’s tweed suits to

clear

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Long tweed pants for boys. Pair . . . . . . . ..

Boy’s long khaki pants pair

$1.00

Coats Worth To $25. Clearing Out At $8.

Here is a ﬁnal clean up reduc-

tion of very smart, moderate

priced coats, worth to $25.00 7 * Y

“ELK El\D SALE ,. . .

Half Price Clearance of Ladies High-grade Tweed Coats

This sale includesa selected line of ve ry handsome, high grade Tweed Coats, beautifully tailored, all new this season, they must be moved to make room, so you have a wonderful piece of good fortune for Friday and Saturday. . COATS $25.00 to $68.00 at ..

... . HALF PRICE

All Wool, New Bathing Suit $2.50

Big buying made this value possible. Two colors only,

1 i 1 t d 1 ' i£‘;.§ZZ".°.fi‘..‘?i‘f‘ 51-5"

Many Styles In New Rubber Aprons 49c

A Wonderful

New Line of

A Ladies’ Hats A $2.98

Fresh from the makers this lovely line of new hats. All new felts, very last word in shapes and colors. "‘

‘Be sure to look them over, you'll agree they're

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Seker, Peat Grand; Sister Ellen Mol-

A Lovely Line Crepe Pajamas $1.39

Another Lot of Those “ Sunfast ” Prints 25c

These are very lovely patterns in the new colorings. You'll like them . . . ., New Fancy Piques, a very much wanted line, white ground, modern patterns in the most effective colors 36 in. . . .. New fancy INDIAN HEAD, 36 inches wide, white ground, colored flower very effective and pretty . . . . .. . . ._., __J

mildr. and Mrs. 3.0.1‘. Hitchmsn

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i Western Guardian

-DBNK Mao! Hap AIS.

-ASK F08. Macs Hop Ale.

l -LADIES_ TIHCOLLETTE dresses. good new styles worth $7.50 to $9.00.

6558-7-11-21 ' -wn srm. HAVE some good l styles in ladies and misses summer i coats, clearlns at special prices- l l

AT SINCLAIR/S. 5568-7-11-21

-cnn.nnan*s KHAKI and blue and white ttriped suits, selling 85c and $1.50 AT SINCLAIRBS-

6565-7-11-2!

l a-LADIES SUMMER mars selling “$1.00 $2.00 and $3.00 each. A!‘ SlNv . CLAIR'S 6568-7-11-21 —40 GIRLS DRESSES, 4 i0 l‘ ;years. Clearing each 50o AT SIN- ‘ CLAIIPS. 6538-7-11-21 --ALL PATTERN HATS 110W SCI!- ‘ ing HALF PRICE AT SDIGLAEYS. 6503-7-11-21

, arrived. Peter MacNutt d: Son, Ken- sington. 0531-7 .'-10-5i.

-HEAVY CRUDE noornva bu. red. brown and purple oxide, sold right at Brace’: 6518-7-10-21

-—-LADIES SILK AND WOOL sweaters, size 34 to 40, all shades, suitable for wearing with pleited skirts, Special $2.95. AT SINCLAHVS.

5553-7-11-21

--LADlES SILK AND wool coat sweaters big value each $2.95:-AT SINCLAIWS 6568-7-11-21

~117Mb‘. ‘WITH each boys suit pur- chased at this store We give a nice. smooth, finished baseball bat. Boys, come along and select your suit A1‘ SWCLAIBRS 6568-7-ii-3i —GIR.L‘S FINE QUALITY striped sweaters, sizes 22 to 3:. Only 81.95 AT SIIWCLAIBJE. 6568-7-11-21 -LARGB ASSORTMENT of ladies gents and chillrens bathing suits, moderately pﬂC¢d2—AT SINCLAIIIES. 6568-7-11-2!

—BOSS~MILLEB meat tox biscuit contain yeast, dried milk, alfalfa and bonemesl, sold wholesale and re- tail it Bruce's. 6594-‘1-12-31.

—-A BALANCED RATION will pro- duce e. healthy fox. Feed Ross-Miller meat fox biscuit. Sold at Braces.

0594-7-12-31.

—THBEE SPECIALS in girls dress- es, sizes 8 to 14 years. Each $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 AT SINCLAIRJS.

5568-7-11-21

-LATE SURFACE surnames,- Cer Just in. The kind that will not blow oﬂ or curl up, and our price is the lowest Peter MecNutt d» Son. sinston. 6531-7-10-6l.

-—SPR.AYING MATERIAlh-Gen- erous quantity spraymg material now on hand for distribution. Please book your orders at once and avoid dlssp. pointment. J. B, Miumm, Kqmmg. ton- 6584-7-10-61.

—CEDAB, SHlNGLESP-Cer Mil- lers just arrived. We alwgyg kggp Millers shingles in stock, as we con. sider them the best. Peter MacNutt k d: Son, Kenstngton, 6531-7-10-61.

—DANCING AT NEW ANNAN BACES—Ladies and gentlemen in-

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tending to dance for prizes at New Annen Races Wednesday. July 81st, please send entries to the secretary, James Pendergsst at once. It is in- tended to specialize in dancing, boy:-

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-I'SISB CEMENT in moisture proof heavy paper sacks. sold at - Srecds. 6518-7-10-21

Clearing for $5.00. AT SINOLAIFS. '

—HA_Y SAUL-Car Malegash just

for like

sad fatality occurred‘ at Grand River on Saturday. July 5th, i929, when Leonard. the nine year old son o! Mr. and Mrs. Leo Preught of that piece lost his life b! drowning. Leonard and his brother Fred, l0, and Louis. '1, went to the shore so dig clams. Finding e. dory there they got aboard and started rowing. One of the oars got stuck in the mud and Prod. the eldest o! the two Jumped out of the dory to get it. The water was deeper than he anticipated and it was with greet difficulty that he was able to reach the shore. When he got to the shore he saw his brother Leonard struggling in the water he evidently having decided to weds ashore but es the dory had drifted farther sway from the show the water was too deep and he sank. Fortunately the third boy remained in the dory till it drifted to the opposite side 0f the creek. There it was met. by a young led Alexander McKlnnon, who rowed back to the scene of the tragedy where others had now gathered help- less on the bank as no other boat was available. This McKinnon boy. who ls the eon of Mr. and Mrs. James S. McKlnnon and is but thirteen years of age, showed un- usual pluck and preservence, swimm- ing about in the water and diving to the bottom until he finally located the body and brought it to the sur- face. Efforts at resuscitation proved- fruitless although they were con- tinued for a long time. Crest sym- pathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs.

CADILLAC

—FUB.'I'HEB rsn-riovtsas - a youngest child. Jackie. ‘However. they

Announcing an g Important Appointment

An event of genuine importance to all who are interested

in fine automobiles, is this appointment of authorized Cadillac- La Selle sales and service representation for Charlottetown and district.

Too well known to require further introduction, the new

Cadillac-La Salle models with their superb Fisher and Fleet- wood Body Creations now invite the particular attention of Prince Edward Island residents.

A closer investigation into the mechanical and style super-

iorities of Cadillac and La Salle will reveal to you the reasons

the tribute they have won-“No other care in all the world

these."

You are cordially invited to visit the showrooms of

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OSHAWA. ONTARIO

have the consolation of knowing that Leonard was always a loving dutiful child and that during the two years since he made his First Communion he had missed only one First Friday Communion and Just the day previ. ous to his death. he had reoeivedour Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. His 111119"! W" held on Sunday evening to St. Patrick's Church, Grand River, and was one o! the largest-ever sun 1h this locality. Service we; ¢mquw 6d by the pastor, the Rev. John A. McDonald. ’I‘he psll bearers were; Alexander McKinnon. Roland Thompson. George McDonald, nu Mcl-ellan. Elmer Mcbellen and JoeQPh McLellan. Besides his parents there are left to mourn the following sisters and brothers to whom we ex- tend our sincere sympathy: Kathleen Ind Emmet in Boston: Daniel, Am. old, Neil. Roy, Marion, Welter, Red and Inuia-N.

PERSONALS

—Mrs. G. W. Myers and her daugh- ters Myrtle and Jean of Calgary are the guests of the formers sister, Mrs. Scott MecMui-da, of North Bedequs.

-—Mrs. r. s. McIver, Klnkore, u visiting 1h Bsyslde the suest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Alphohsus Brown.-_ N.

—Mrs. Cornelius Meuilm,

l the Misses wihhured and Kathleen ma!

home at New Anna-n after spending an enjoyable visit with friends in Moncton, N, B,

Eastern_ Guardian

..'ASK I03 Macs Hop Ale. 7-9-t-ill Aug, S.

. . ‘WANTED-Teacher for. West Velleyﬂeld School, District No. m. Supplement $75.00. Apply to w, A, Martin. Secretary of ‘Irrustces.

6608-7-12-81.

Arthur, near-ccntenerian, (98). and his wife, rmntly ‘arrived at their home, New zﬂlwﬂ- 1mm unending the winter

l" 110°!!! the most punctual et-

dmml- 59ml 80nd material ‘there. M1’. McArthur drives his own horse and bussy.

PER! ONAL!

-~'Mr- Ronald n. McDonald. of Providence, N. H., 3.. 3., i; yum" the old home at Monticello, recently

bereaved by the death of his brother Daniel.

..'Mr. Judson Clark o! Lynd- mlnuter. Mess" is visiting his mm.

..'AGID IESlDINIS—-A1len Mc-

nesr-nonegenarien. (as). ""'

It Cine George. Newfoundland end ‘

"mill!" It- illhdly Mess. rive miles

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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

the newly appointed Cadillac-LaSalle dealers, where adequate preparation has been made to render such cou and efficient attention as Cadillac- rightfully expect.

CADILLAC-LASALLE

rteous, prompt La Salle owners and buyers

-¢— 1 - .. , _ new for the ordination o! her nephew, Rev. Father James McIseac, ..'John J. ‘ McDonald. btllldllll contractor and lobster picker, 5m Riv"- hn nsein resumed building operations since ﬁnishing up his Packing busines for the season. st "ll-lingo, and is now rebuilding and "Havering the residence of iur. Chester McDonald, Clear Springs.

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EXAMINATION ‘ulrlttlns and supplying Glasses.

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E. E. PARKMAN

Registered Optometrist wet-mu, r. a. a.

Sourls Exhibition

M71. Dﬂllld A. McDonald, Olen blackmail-anemones in the llSOn, Noble Grand; Sister Baker. and family have arrived l" 5W2"; lns. gymnastics and other features mum ma “may m m" "we mush. Mlscouche, and m. Roy Springs. It is thirty years since m. Th, “m”, m". “hm” M. "ﬁbrin-ash convention o1 Rlcn- Mam support; sum- sahher. left Bide from Ottawa to spend a s or on the music plVUWn-Wmd‘ W" sorrow which ll rendered more “mt- Mentl . were visitors w Clark was on the Island. ' °" iced Say West on-‘hiesday. July l4. Support; Sister Irene Host. Vice vacation here. Mr. ﬂitchmen is lt-

be kept clear for performers in ect- ual performance. Even Judges will vacate the stand during a perform- ance. 6540-7-i0-2i

BRINGIISSIL UP FATHER

‘vou 0c wi-iA-r n MAdam- YOU KNOW H‘ l1:

snolatlon will hold their jixbfbltios at Seem on Wednesday. ‘ punter 18th. Open to all oi lung's County. ~ ehealdeslt, A. l‘. "I"!!! D. I’. llcA ' 66M-1-l2-7i. '.

Grand River on Sunday-N.

poignant by the feot that it is only six weeks since they were eaued upon to mourn the death of their

Bl, will be es tellers: Freeland i0.- ﬂ e. ht; Lot 14 $.00 p. in; Tyne [may 7.00 p. m.

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smrs SUNDAY-The cele- isasa of se. Ann's Sunday 0h uh- Slk Island will take place this year

Grand: Slater Ramsay, Bight Sun- port; Sister Oierk, Left Support; Sis- ter Fanny Jemieson. warden: Slater Eva Cobb, Conductor: Sister Godkm. Chaplain; Sister Saute Croaat. 1n- side Guardian: Slam Florence Coe- ney, Outside Guardian: Sister Disk-

tending the annual meeting of the Canadian Fbx Association.

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..'Mi|s Mellie McDonald. Boston. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rank Mo. Isaac, Sear River, having com down

—Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waugh and Master Charles returned to their

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u-r sun i count: ~ m,“ , n, “m, wm s. ie. Hnanclll Secretary: simi- Lerkin. "“ " ""¢""-" REALLY YQUR

I’ " tbyhllsho eKellymbf 0kle- Recording sea-nan: sum ueua- 2'“ """:‘““\* "l-A¢l'1‘¢> HR!

" p tein, nmui-m sum mm Sharp. W‘ Q“ w‘ "‘“-°'

‘b; who is coming to the Island Ins tbs bishop o: Pittsburgh m- the ...

' unienolthellltnnniofStmin- t , 053's Pnives-slty. '

pianist. at this meeting sum- w‘. leeon was appointed es District hep- uty President and Sister Helen Olaf! _ - aaedelegatctoehelebekehlodge ' i-ntsrsaunon or omcsns Assembly. which mom in Sydney. l1- ‘qlq a special meeting 0! the u.» s. on August 15th. Plans for a elem ‘ “bu” u“. ‘g gummmgd, bake in the near future were also dis- ' Tuesday mam; the omens m wlﬂﬁq l gaining year were installed b! Kw um mun Lei-kin and ero- IZI. Sharp, Grand Master; also

' Pas-n. sum UOQIIQ, eute- ~ -- . and Sister Ramsey. acting '_ dread. rho oﬂloera installed

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-lllss Sdne McOsbe has returned 0o her home in Iedequa, em: spind- ing the pest month vary pleasantly visiting in Mkeouche, Summarstda, Kareem oheﬂottems sad Sturgeon. ____-_

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