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WASHABLE

SIIMMERSIIIE and Prince County‘

—Thh column in reserved lor new! n! local Interest but advertising o! I news; nature Inn! be Inserted at I cents n word strictly payable In 0d- vuuce,

—d BAR 40 inch Frost Ringlock I-‘arm Fencing, spaced 6. 'l, B, 9, 10 in stock st Bruce's. 1224-84241.

-MON'1‘ CARMEL TEA PARTY. --Rcmember the date is July 26th, Wednesday, opening at 2 P. M. Watch (or posters. 1310-6-21-31.

-ELEC'I‘RIC COOKERS 51m 0x0. enamel ﬁnish, assorted colors, only 45c at Braces. 1224-6-22-21.

-—V!SITORS T0 CHARLOTTE- TOWN-l\ir. Mid Mrs. Ferric Graves, Mr. and hm. McAssey and Mrs. Maud McDonald o! Summer- slrie, motored to Charlottetown on Wednesday tq visit friends.

-—F.XOHAWGE PITUPITS — Rev. Mr. Rhoad or Kensington and Mr. Osborne or New London exchange pillpits, Sunday. June 25th. The

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Isl rum 1s mas m BUSINESS

"miegriW-said Rev. Sidney Bonnell. “is the very foundation upon which a ‘ul business grows and expands." ‘rhis remark is well illustrated in the case oi’ one c! our oldest and largest Island Finns, who are this year oeldbrat- ing their 76th Anniversary.

It is not necessary to re-tell the story oi R. T. Holman Limited-all one need do is to let the imagina- tion wander a little to picture that small store back in 1857—establish- ed by the late R. T. Holman-and then to the present day to see the huge organization that has grown from it-operatlng in both Sum- merside and Charlottetown-and doing business in nearly every part o! the world.

" Brand New Merchandise

New Low

New Low P ‘

Read Gvor 0n: List 0| Wond Values

Friday

76 years is a. long time-a period over which history is made-a per- iod over which depressions come- and go. The Management o! R. T. Holman Limited look to the future with confidence in Prince Edward Blanch-conﬁdence in the people- and confidence in their many cus- tomers and friends. ‘

A gigantic 2 Day Sale, will at- tract people from 1a.:- and wide, to the Holman Stores on Friday and Saturday. Holman’: have staged previous Anniversary Sales, but tor greatly reduced prices and abundance of unbelievcable values —this Sale is unique. It is an event , in which Price alone has been sac- rificed-het quality. And in the face of indications pointing to rls- ing markets and higher prices- evcryone should attend Hoimarrs 76th Birthday Sale.

Silmmcrside Lisle Quartet will render selections at Kenslrlgton Presbyterian service.

Ouum CONTROllED

n a- (ma.

Prices

MEN’S FEL * Reg. Value $4.50 ' . - ‘ , i, For $1.91 r _ l l

and Saturday MEN'S FELT HATS

-FINED $10 AND COSTS 0B ONE HIONTH-A young man from Tyne Valley came before Mr. G. M. Mathews, at the Court House, Sumnu-rslrie, c1 “Thursday morning chargcci with creating n disturb- ance, He was found guilty and fined $10 and costs or one month in jail. S.

DURABLE

RAYO N

underwear

for M e12

For $2.40 4 Coiion nd SikYard Goods Women's and Misses Dresses _ 5am“, sum A

Unbleached Table Linen, 56-inch. Special (Tglrlﬁlaﬁnted V0119 D1353“. 3 t0 14 year,” ‘no I ﬂip q;- Pr-

per yard ,. . . . . . SPqFuII l‘ , g - "¥' ‘~' '11“ ‘ $1.00

II _ Iinu '13 and 16111 Pri ' ted n slides, i011 ' 116a"? gmbleached sheeting’ 78'!!!‘ trzlmlilﬂed. r Spgcial . ..e peryar ~ $1 .1 9 $4.98

_-IIAD NARROW ESCAPE-A ‘sillliillPfhlili? citizen llilll a narrow irscr-pc 0n Wednesday from serious E inury. lie was rounding the curve l n: John Schick's corucr at Wilmot china cast, from Summcrside when .1’! o! the ilind whcr-lri (‘lime Off his automobile, The cur ran into the bunk but icriunat-ely no one was hurt. S.

..-..-¢~.-...........~,~¢.

auras 89c. and $1.36

Special ' ' ' ' ‘i K Ladies’ Summer Dresses, Crepeshene, Lovely Print Cotton, 34 inches wide. Special 1 Linen and Pique. Special . . . . . . . .;. . . per yard . . . . . ._._. . . . . . . . . . .»._.,- I

Ladies’ Silk Pique Dresses. Values to 36-inch Plain Cotton Voiles. Reg. 45c.

$6.95, 10!‘ (.131. . .331. . ._- n. . . .11. . . - . w. .,._.- Ladies’ Voile Dresses. Very . Special

LADIES $1.49 .. $4.115

'“”‘_'—“—"_—** Special per yard . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~ t __._THE AXNPA], LIEETING of ._.],A[y}q(7ngs SAIIJNG CRAFT , _ r Z1 >. .1.» . . . . .,. . . w. . . . .‘.'.'.‘.‘._. . . . . . . . . . . . I

Th5 “Qllanfy CW1" Mk4" label the Jails: Prince Lihcral Conscrv- —-Mr. Laurids Ggcrlevsen o! Sum- _' 404mm Prmteg Organdy‘ Regular he’ i Ladies‘ Celanese Dresses. Very special assures you: ‘NW Assoﬂaﬁnn mkos place on merslde, launched his trim “me Special per yur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ at i. _ _ ’ _ _ i _ _ U a I.

Tuesday next (June 27th) starting nt Ii pm. in the Town Hull, Sum- mma-iile. D. B. lvlncDonalcl, Pres-

sailing boat on Wednesday after- j‘ noon from Road's Vlfilari’. It is one . of the prettiest boats that has

The: the yarn is Courmulds Viscose Rﬂyﬁﬂ. lilo ﬁnest and strongest the Industry knows, lssuring you ni 1| Llhric uhlih

Remnants of Chintz, Prints, Voiles, Rayons, Silks, etc., at -- .- ~... HALF PRICE

LADIES’ SILK PANTlES 29C.“ and 39c.

w,“ “up, ,,,.,,,.,-,;,- “qmuu, iibsht; J. P. liiuclnnis, Sccrcinry. been sccn for some time in Sum- p ' " " ~‘» ' »- ‘* ' " ' ' ' "f1 ,' < _.' Lfiﬂf"; 1260-11 mcrsirle and a large number oi‘ - _ . éiifi~li"l~"“' ilici-Til‘ ~ Peu- wchcd we but - u- - Bath Towels Table Cloths Childrons’ Childrens’ Ladies 1 ﬁqilijglliirvi§qklk -—RED INDIAN SPECIAla-From took the water. It was built by Mr.

Large Bath Towels, size

Pyjamas-

Ladies’ C o t t o n Crepe

Socks

Children's Knee - Length

Bresso

C h i l d r e n’s Broadcloth -

23-11 .1 20m, - . Y H n mm any p": Pure Irish White Linen

l‘ of tlircc gallons or more of c is clliuiurl to a change oi

Ggcrlevsen at Schurmans mill. The sails were brought from Denmark. “The owner expects to have some

The doth 1's ﬁmlmnnd cvcnlyknlt with the lull nuluiwcr 0i threads per iruh m; spec i.

Pink and blue

Look/or tbs "Qualify Controlled’ lab: Courtaulds (Canada) Limited , Cornwall, Ontario ‘Jack ‘Sula Oﬁce: 217 Bay StrQLgTQrunKO

i quality Rf-(i Indian motor oil sold at home on Harvard street, Sunk

‘ this ._ r-r-inl price for n limited time merside The ' l t b] j_. ‘silly. (‘wt your cru‘ prepared for tho ' re “cm n “e n es" '

t ‘wwlvﬁur I, J and C Kennedy The prizes were won by lViiss Pat- , mvion operating Red Indian rich,‘ Mcunan and Mr‘ xv‘ B‘ MC‘ ; some‘; SLJUOXL Neill. A delicious lunch was served

The ill-Tl“ » J 7° Sllﬂiﬁcll umu oil m, lilo loilowing prices. good trips 1n he;- this 511mm r. S " 2O X 40' Table CIOUIS. Y 9 gfjgjfyjjlr-rﬁflc'su W" W‘ I1. quJFiS (r nu Intlilm Motor 011 0 ' N; . ' Dream- Slw 4 to 6 years Bookarlbbed rayon- P11“!!! . . '. ,r r silo. r111 .~i. 1=~ .2 wts , -~ < border. ~ G f1"? -‘i.°’“"”-““‘“'°"f°“’“%‘“‘l‘ m1 i321 ilylfqllliilﬁliogll {x1300 "E"TE"'T“'"S"“ “m 1”" ' *1‘; - Si“ 72 x 9°- t Resular Value 79c Regular Value 75o Bowls! At zirifwu 0122253‘ c. .1511};- luv/i 2 111N115 Free One chance of number or ladies and gentlemen i u PMPOSC‘ “oil to c. cuslonlcr ‘This is ourahigll attended the bridge given by Mrs‘ "‘ '»‘~ - - ‘ , ' ' Kane on Tuesday owning at her Al; c: a, Pair M’ 2,97 Each F01- Eagh For a. Pair loo

I and make surr.

Men's Clothing

e Carpet Derl

A 9°13] C en’s Suits

r 125443-2341‘ by ‘the hostess, assisted by some i? Jaspe Linoleum Rugs, size 9 x 12 ft. Regular $10.50, ,

___ t m 1 d‘ - f I A choice line o! Men s Suits

a s. STANLEY BUYS SEARLE ___KENSINGTON .6 annual ﬁnal-nod; pcgépge lgridge was for ‘J OI‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Menis Tweed suns in Grey and in fancy Tweeds and Womteds M~““""7T ' “~"’*“~1"¥ ‘>1 K°"-“mg‘°“ High s°h°°1 ‘ 5' ‘ ‘T: Printed Linoleum Rugs size 6 x 9 ft. Regular $6.50, ‘ I

~ was lulu there on Tuesday even- "““" for ' _ _ _ ‘ .95 Brown Patterns. Sizes 34 to Single and double breasted

, __SUM“IERSXDE POLICE ....................................... .. . ..-.. styles. Values up to

Daily Call, lrud‘ S. Dakota ADKIOLIIICOIIU‘! L l s lllnuo Milly M ‘.216 sllle of tlic S‘ 11100.! mar-

juc. Jiulc ‘.20. The attendance o! j ftnicpri§.'cl"s and of Iiudlcs wns most icnccnlrnzzing to school oﬂiclals and

40, one and two pairs Pants,

. For Per Suit

COURT-In the Summerside Police ' Court before Stipcndiary Magis- trate E. H. Strong, K11, one dmnk ~_

Clearing at per-Suit

$15.95

Heavy quality Wilton Stair Carpet. Regular $4.00, for per yard................. . . . . . n

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ket, by airs. G i-e .1. Emu-iv, ,-to tcuciivrs. Mr. Jamr-s Pcndergast v i. - , - v r 40-111 Rgwulur 50¢ for widow 0i the irvc CllIlTIPS J. yllfﬁilllPﬂ. J. A. Roddy, Auditor, read :21“?! $5d and casts’ three s3 "r Reiyogrganlask Mammal o‘ 0rd ape’ l a " Sea,“ u, F,‘ S. ,,,.,,_,v.‘ o! ha“, w)“ Anmml Report‘ M50 the And_ s s m1 ono had his bail of P Y - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mn Stanley wok pufggvskn of 1m $10 forfeited. A man who had been

store today.

‘lam-s Report, and both were ap- ,provcd. Hc was also rc-appointed

7i en’s ancy . M

found guilty under the Customs

Act for having 230 pints o! Scotch

C v Boys’ its H os’ Goli

The market will continue to be ‘auditor. Supplements: Principal Whisks m h‘ 1 l‘ known as tltc Sgorlc mo: . , and J$5O°OQI V1PP-Pl'lllﬂl'>ﬂ1. $200.00; ﬂncd uzlder m: gffzgzitiyr; ‘X3: the name will not m. m» m, m.‘ iwt. $170.00; Second Asst. $200 and costs s - Boys 4-picco sport Suits, i HQSQ 1 b ‘ Ladies’ Colored Stanley 5.1/1. E-7li““‘i i more 0O; Third Asst, $145.00: Fourth ' ' Hat-B ,_ 1 '3 than 50 years ago‘ m, nwkc. was __ 8,4500 Current Expenses. _PRonmITI0N CA two longs. Sizes 34, 35 Boys? Lisle GO“ Hose A large assortment of _ . . a. pioneer in Lead and is the oldest ‘$80000 The presence of so many Oman“, Wednesdgss an‘: and 36_ . » 911019;‘ Pi-Ft-emghgnt Mens ‘v A real cool summer under‘ Ladies’ Black 1 here. I lqrlies woe n"o=t cncourupzinll to the‘ "mm Mr G M Math y M i; ,3 Regular Value 75C. eg lgee r a .‘ wear in 311514193 from 34 to H818 . . . . . . . . . I

Mr. Staple?» who has bccu c0rl-',?c.1ch£\l'l=. and proved that the good tratémr Prince-c tewtii ag - Speck“ - Reguhu. value $130 46_ Reg Value $125’ ' nected with the HCIiLst Alcrcuntlc , work cicinn in the school L= dccply w“ y r ed m" Ladiesicolored

F npnrcclziicd. l{f.‘lllﬁll'lgt0l'l, 'I;(t)l\'l'l and gfiisagvl¥hrtge gggégluzfgmActtzg lSilPPOTflIlR rum commun ies, are vicinity m, Mlmimgash we“, ﬁned $200 and costs each for selling li- quor contmry to the Prohibition Act. Another case of a similar nature was adjourned. The party in this case belonged to the Brae dis-

Felt Hats '. . . .

F” Each For a. Suit '98

R01“;

For a. Pair

store for the past l8 ycars, has been manager or the g rcorv (ic- partment for thc pwst {w} i»; He armounccd torlly that (Pol-go Minsrd, who 1111s Inc: bccu con- nected with the Scuzio nlurlwi. will continue his (larva t} r-Llcl mil have temporary ntrinngnlrut uuii‘. lb‘. Stanley cnn leave his pest at the Hearst. "Th" llr. f“ y ~ tioned above is m l1 b. E. Prowse, Mr" Thompson and M ley o! Stanley, Show and Pr doni

b! this city. and 1171s many ftWuds; he“, who Wm be p1,_._-_;»,1 1,», 1,._,,,-,1'u.~.. Thorn arc loft to mourn be-

“ hi‘ business wmun.) gririws hrr husband, five sons and u C] _ ‘two driilrﬂlirrs, nnmclv. William, a‘ agarh Mr‘ and Mrs‘ McLeod

——-*ri-—" i __ ‘ 4 came to Summerside to attend the

"My Papa- 19 5 mmirmd Tmnm‘! Hmjy “m! (‘haﬂps m ‘he Imlted funeral of Mr. James Duncan. the man,” said El‘!!! i0 8 V1531"- i ‘ " N“ Mrs’ '7' D‘ Bmsnr of schm- ' letters father. Mrs. Byron Bowness of Charlottetown was also in the

$12.00 glPﬂ/illlﬂ in ihc mnrrh of progress _ ' l, {and will continua-Y. I

—I'.\S.<ED 1\\Vl\Y——'ThY‘TB passed zwny at llcr home in Summcrside on Wcrlncsday afternoon Margaret hiitchcll, hrlovcd wife of Daniel lfiicNcill wt the ndvnnccd ago of it‘. ~ curs: "Tho dcccnsr-ci had hccn in {:1 no hcnlih for the past ycar. She llnd rcsidcd for many ycnrs in Summrrsidn and was vcry highly rcmcll for hor lllillly good qual-

—RETITRNED T0 THE WEST- Mrs. Jzurxes McLcod, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs, A, J, McMurdo o! Summerside, returned on Wednesday to her home in Win- flipvg. She was accompanied by Mt. ﬁnd Mrs. Wm. McLeod a5 far

CHARLOTTETOWIWS LARGEST DEPARTURE‘ STORE

Mental ornaments are bollli combined with articles made 0

cc‘ , Now York: Gcorpzc, Jmncs A group o’ 68mm“ physgclnm

"Is that better than hcln: n;

walking policeman?" askcri inc vis- ltor.

“Course n; g5," rcpliml Eric. "Ii there is trouble he can KW. nwny

guicker."

MENT.

ll Ollltant. .- Sosp25c. Ointmen 25am!

Iedeln

REllE l:

Cutienvu Soap and

Cuticura (Dilutment

Bathe the nifected parts freely with the SOAP nvml hot v/Jler, wiry gently, and anoint wilh the DIN!‘- ltching, burning eczema. I'm-iii“, Ind irritations of the skin arc quickly relieved um l; [his treatment. If you snﬂcr from ‘nlun (roulilc of nny l; nd you nwo in to yourself to try Lullcuru Soup w.

- ; A 4| .Li It d. mcinngladugnqewt 'é’€§':“§1.r»“.°§1su=¢" Montreal-

zuvi 1W hrct nt llonlc, to whom much sympnihv ir. cxicndcd. Th0 ‘ iuum-ul inlws placc iilis morning at ,ninr~ ovlr-cf-z io St. Puuis Church mu] r-"lucicry, S.

{limplcn hcuicrl

50c.

party mid will visit relatives in Calgary. S.

—-ADJOURNED FOR JUDG- MENT-In the County Court Judge's Criminal Court at Sum- mcrslde on Wednesday the case o! the King vs. Raymond Arscnault wns heard before Judge Inman. Tile accused was charged with the theft of a watch from the person of a citizen. The case occupied the attention or the Court all day. On Thursday morning the addresses oi counsel were heard and His Hon- our adjourned the case until Thursday, the 29th inst., for judg- ment. T. L. Compton appeared for the Grown and L. G. Lewis for the prisoner. 5.

—-FAREWELL llIEETING-Ma- Jor Riches and Mrs. Rlcilcs of the Salvation Army Corps at St. John, N. B, paid their farewell visit to Summcrside last wcck. There wns a largo attendance at the meeting and genuine regrets were expressed at their departure from the Muri- time Provinces, as they had made many friends. They are lcnving on the 29th inst. for Toronto. Staff Capt. Ellery accompnnied Major and Mrs. Riches on their visit. Mn- jor Wilson oi’ Toronto has been appointed to replace Major Riches at St. John. Captain Ward from North Bay. Ont., and Lieut. Brcdcn of Toronto, who were recently ap- poinied to the Summerslde Corps, , are delighted with the cordial rc- l

ccption sfiordcd thcm by the cit- izcns of Summcrside and for the support thcy are rccisi- 11» = Jwir work. S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

handed h) their Rep. Archie HEIDI.

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.3 This column is reserved to! news oi‘ local Interest but advertising n! a newly nature may he inserted n0 I cent: a word strictly payable in Mlrnnre. \

“KSUISSCRIFHONS to The imarlottctown Guardian may be

vr icit at H. J. Manon’: Drug Store, Montague. l2-l3-dtL

First Burglar-Come on, Jake, let's ﬁgure up what we made on that last haul.

‘Second Burglar-Tm too tired.

Let's wait and look in the evening papers.

and psychologists has established a school tor determining persons‘ ﬂt- ness for various callings by measur- lng their heads and. portions o! their bodies.

paper pulp coated with rasin by sub Jectlng them u» a crew!" °‘ ‘° pounds to the square inch at B W" perature oi 300 decrees-

A New Coal Deal

For the summer months we are putllnl l"!!! 3°“ “n

the m

‘ ‘ at n very attractive price In order that the

public can try a ton o! our Coal he!!!" u" Pi“-

SCREENED AVON LUMP-TON $7. .

BAG 40 CENTS

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