Women’s plendid Suits worth to $58$45

YOU WILL HAVE T0 ACT PROMPTLY IF YOU’D LIKE ONE OF these splendid new suits that are being offered at so heavy reductions. Every high grade suit in the store is included in the assortment. This line at $45-00 includes fine all wool serges, with some poplins, the colors are mostly black and navy blue. Thesuits are all in the very latest model,

coats all silk lined, most of them showing the new- $ est idea. This range worth and regularly priced l1. o WOIIIQIYS

to iii-iﬁ-OO- Sale price. $49 Suits to $87

All Women’s Suits to $69 to clear at r _ i SpeclalgppwlwQjig, Discount

to clear’ at on Silk Fabrics

The Luxury Tax on silks mean nothing to this store's customers-—it is absorbed by means of this special discount we will allow you on all purchases of silks until further notice. We offer you also on the biggest and best range of silks in the PROVINCE.

The J une- Sale of Daint Whitewear

On the second floor a great display of new whitewear is ollcred you. The garments were bought many months ago-the stylor; are perfectthe make is just what you would have it-and the prices cannot be duplicat- ed from the makers today.

Gowns $1.19. $1.139. dill)?‘ t0

Chelnises $90, $1.35, $13.75, U)

Store Closes 1 p. m. to-day

June 3rd the birthday of King George-this store will close for half A - holiday. Store will be open from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. Please do all shop- ping early.

POINTED PARAGRAPHS

- preclnto the Joys thereof.

‘Crooks might look better dressed in strait-jackets. A man's credit may be good, but . his cash is always better. an eye-opener. A man isn't ‘necessaril-y conserva-

“vc because he ls no“ The man who trusts no one -. ' k l dl i t t ‘Sorrows of life enable us to ap- zléfumt now Wm‘ “PDQ n men

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Stone Chums

much a young man can it's easy enough to forget your hem“ “Xumdlng ‘he 5h“! hand‘ other troubles when you have t-h. toothache.

Instead oi’ trying to beat his ro- cord the average man should try to

$181)“ ‘Him-L to Toronto and other parts. . . . . . . orset Covers 391‘ 791' l" —M . Will‘: n l - r PGlLtICOHtS lbl-z3» lid-Rm “la-m, $2 00C l q iiiontvltrm, N. lilmsipenllmlililr‘{vi-ell- "r ' '_ , _ , \ . .< l s .'li~. |0$8.‘ y, Camisoles $L00_ $1.20, $LJ5’ t" cnd 1t his home n ummerstt Drawers 59,.’ 98¢.‘ u, $|_75_ $.|_1_)_ —.\'lr. lngliam Fish, llulilmrton.

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Love is bllnd—and there would probably be more domestic bliss "on tap ii’ mirrlnge fulled tu act as

‘The wise inald ascertains how afford to squander for an engagement ring

OUR QQIN IVIOVIE

The Westldtiuardian

-—I‘I' PAY! to buy in thin Prov- inns.

.—8HOP FROM HOLMAN'8 cata- log. 9046-542 ti.

—ICE CREAM SOCIAL BY THE Malpequo and Kensington Trail Rangers in Malpeque Hall Friday night. Come. Lots of fun. 9282

l —-8HlPPING NEWS. The schooner "Glyndon" arrived is Sum- merside from Port Hastings, N. B. today with a cargo of coal for Messrmdoseph Reid & Co, Sum- merside.

—-ISLANDER DEAD.——Mrs_ John L. lMcLellan (nee Angeline Morri~ son) died rather ‘suddenly at Boston, ltiass, on May 31st. The re- mains will he brought home for buriai.—.

CROSS ROADS SERVICES.- There will be special music in the Cross Roads Baptist Church, Sun- day morning, June 6th. Miss Vic- toria Jenkins will sing at the mor- ning service , also Mrs. Lincoln Wood. All are cordially invited.

1' —GROW POTATOES with high grade Nitrate of Soda, Acid phos phate and muriate of Potash the kinds that give the‘ most plant food for the least money. For sale by Austin A. Scales; Messrs. A. Horne and 00., Summeraide. ‘ ﬂwks

-—PROMINENT CITIZEN DEAD. —-Mr. Martin Connick, Baltic, Lot 18. died on June i, after an illness of one month. Mr. Connick had beenin good health up to the time of the death of his wife, about orie month ago. Since that time, vital- ity rapidly waned and the end came calmly and with resignation-Y.

‘ ~—SAVE MONEY-There are 195 linen of Footwear in HOllIlﬂfYB Summer Catalog, and out of this number only twelve lines are sub- ject to government tux. Shop from t{olman's Catalog and save mmley- June 1 3i

—WEDDlNG.-—A very pretty hut quiet event took place on Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Aiansi- Kensington, xvhen Miss lda Bern ard of Suinmerslde was united in

win after a brief honeynmov ‘h- v

will reside in Summerside. Their

hosts of friends wish them n happy

lam] prosperous Journey through e.

‘ —AUTO PARTY.——ThO following priests motored lo (‘harlottcloivn today to attend the commencement exercises oi’ St. Dunstanh Univer» airy: Rev. J. J. MacDonald, Egmonl Hay, i-‘nlher linudrrziiilt, ldgmonl lizyv, ltalhrr J. '\. McDonald, Urund ltiver, Father ('l\ill!~‘5()ll, llloomfiuld, Father A.,I. McIntyre, Kinkora Kath- er Monsigneur Glllis, lndlun River, Father Monahan, Miscouchc.

—|NST|TUTE MEETINQ-Nt-u’ Afiilllffs Women's institute lli'lll their monthly met-ting at the home of. Mrs. N, ll. Mouse, seven mom hers and one visitor were prvsvnt. Report. of linen bought for the Prince (‘ounty Hospital W83 read »at. the meeting. A quilt was also donated tn the l’, (f. ilospilzil. A new desk was bought. and placed in the school. An interesting paper on the School Lunch was read and discussed by the members. After serving of lunch u vote of lllullkS was tendered the hostess for ln-r bosplitzillhy. Vfhe meeting closed with the National Anthem. -O-&-——-—

HVESTERN PERSONALS

—4Mr. Roy Mills of i'li.'1rliit|~-Io\\'|i ls vie-ting in Summi-rsidi- the lziursi of Mr. Jas. Ahcarn.

---Mr. Arlhur llriuznzin oi‘ Sum- morsltin has left on a hush is trip

has- rr-lurnvtl home after spending ten yours in Siskatttahewan.

W-llon. A. A. Lcfurgey, Summer- liltll‘ has left to spend a few weeks with friends ut the Pacific (Toast.

-—Mlss Marlon ('ost:|nr, (‘ape Wolfe, is on the sick list, lll‘l‘ matiy fFlPlltlti wish her u spi-i-lly recovery.

~llon. A, E. Arsenuult has rc- liirnml to Summorsitie, after spvnd~

91ml i. omnirow! GUARD‘- IT "“"‘ "“"""“""'

marriage to Mr. Frank Green of < Summerside hy the Rev. W. Good- -

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JUNE 8. 1920s

Let Us Help You ‘ To Solve Your Clothing p Problem ’

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that you are sure of getting real good

clothes value, because we buy from the best manufacturers in C-anada and our 39 years off business success is an assured fact that we know our

business.

0 Luxury Tax T0 Pay l ln Our Big

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which is proof enough that we know how to "

buy our Clothing, and our doing business for cash you are assured that you do not have to pay the ‘other fellows debt. Our reason for

marking our clothing at a close margin is very evident there. - l

No clothing in our big store over $45.00.

See our special man's suit which we are sell- i1ig“atl$25.0O. Four different patterns. Sizes 36 to 44.

Our Boy’s Clothing is the talk of the city on account of the nobby styles and classy patterns and the remark- able low prices. We have a beautiful range of Boy’s Clothing. Take a look through our Boy's Department and you will be sure to buy.

Suits for large boy $7.50 up. Small boy $5.75 up.

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lug n lvw days on business in Mon- treal, l’. Q.

-Mrs. S. Ii. ltlx, has returned to her home in llullburton after spending a pleasant week in Ch- town visiting relatives.

-~~.\ir. Ale Murphy of the Freight Olllce staff, Sumemrslde, has left -lo spend a low days with friends in Moncton, N. B.

“Misses Margaret and Lnuru

tiln Trninior, Mr. Keouglharnlnlluof summerside. the effect. that members of the w" _,,_,,,,, ‘iurotto own, niotore o il( an ‘ ;_ i mwr Saturday M “land Wemuw ilouso signed a round robin asking C Z E M A Llivinlig; guns“; “f M“ ‘m ,_M_,.5_ John S, for increased indemnity and that ' “up r"-

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——Mr. Thomas Grady of S. D. C.,

~Dr. W. IP. McLellan, Mrs. Aus- Charlottetown is visiting friends in'

had been called to his attention to‘

PREMIER DENIES ROUND-ROBIN

the attendance of members of the llouse has been affected bccauso it of noncompliance on part of the

to i.

~Mr. and Mrs. DeKoif, Taunton, l

lilx. who have completed

left on Saturday morning for lins- l0".

their Muss, are visiting at Mr. B. Nes studies at C. B. College, ‘l'h'town, bills, Summersidc and Mrs. Dehﬂll.

i t int: with her mother who ‘}",""'"“"”"“' “an” A’ s s opp mior Borden said press statements such round-robin cxl t i t ‘n’ ' ° ‘mm’ i- ~ t. ill t somi time.—Y. ‘ . -" i" "f " -‘ Y m!’ em or l ’ 7M6. he had not seen it. 5-4pm: an ~-

OTTAWA, June ,3 ~tspaaazng on orders of the Home yesterday Pre-

Government. ~80 tar aware Premier Borden added, no‘

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wife's relations.

lf you are looking for trouble, all you have to do is rub any man the wrong way.

There's plenty of room at tho lop. because everybody wants to get in _ on the ground floorn .

We haven't much use for a miner, / ,.|' '* \\\ but. it in better to freeze onto your flﬁé GANG DEQOE5 0 55“ mnnr-y than to burn lt. ‘SW55 ON $lS$yS ﬂkym,

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