, Holmazfs Dinner-ware Club i=0 Premium Sale Ends Saturday gifonly $ 00 ‘"0’
0inner
Seis lo
Dinner Set Only
$23.25
sr-rlcco BAVARIAN cums mimm SET, midi! in Edclstan, Bavaria, in a neat
plain design oi’ yellow rose and rose leai with gold , Pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week. .
band. ill-piece set complete $23.25
87 Piece Dinner Set $20.75 a
One Dollar Down One Dollar a Week
87-PIECE MARATHON SEMI-PORCE- LAIN DINNER SET, a iamous Royal Ivory Wore made in England and shown in beauti- iul cream gold with floral centre. 87-plece set complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $20.75
Pay $1.00 down and $l.00~a week, 81-PlECE BAVAltIA CHINA DINNER SET in a
. ink rose and cornliowcr desi with olive bnna and scroll design, finished with Id b pa "' 81-lflwe clflflpletc ............................ . . . . . . . fill. $3L45
Pay 81.00 down and $1.50 a week,
87 Piece Dinner Set
$25.50
One Dollar Down One Dollar a Week
piece set complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week.
SET made in Edelsteln. olive colored scroll and "m! Sold band and han
Bavaria. nattern ls ln a beautiful rcd blue background design over n light
dies. 81-piecc set complete B!!! it for $1.00 down and $1.50 a week. o‘
Your Choice of These FREE Premiums for Prompt Payment
rind yellow rose design in cream surface. Finished
For prompt 14 SOLUTELY FRElpWllTleinlsfGllllnlitlzSlgegithsYflfi “"1" of any one a the iollowfngh-
"W! come due, Holman"; w111 ENT 0" "n! o! the above sets oi
"give dishes your
I Liniuiiob. .3",- i; \l,i
‘Qfififliiu
v swan-wore-
No. 2. MAHOGANY FIN- ISHED SERVING TRAY with imitation inlaid design and plated handles and Ielt cov- Bred bottom, size 10 x l3 inches. ~ '
SATURDAY, IS THE LAST DAY
HOLMAWS
SUMMERSIDE CHARLOTTETOWN _
compri "ing six silver
o. 1. TtEVEBSIBLI-I MOP. chemically treated. I Yul "labor saver ior the bus! housewife.
ihcr covered case.
any oi these You Then Easy Payments as Low as $1.003 Week- and I-‘IIEE Premiums
This Beautiful
One Dollar Down One Dollar a Week
87-PIECE BAVARIA CHINA DINNER SET, madejn “delstein, Bavaria, pattern is a blue and garnet rose design with legs, 1111. ished with told band and gold handles. s1- $25.
50-
No. s. I TEASPOON sir-r
plated teaspoons in nicely lined len-
rns: cnanwmmrown GUARDIAN
Western Guardian
stove coal st Carleton.
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-GUABDIAN unnatura-
TIVE ior Richmond and vicinity is Mr. Ray Brown, who is open to re- oolvo new and renewal subscrip-
tions.
l —.B.ED C5088 CLINIC POI CBIPPLED CHILDREN conducted 181m ‘by Dr. T. B. Acksr will be held in the Anglican Parish Hail, Suin-
“ , Monday June 18.
—-WESTEBN OFFICE — The Western Oiiice oi- the Guardian is located in the MeNelll Building. Water BL, Summerslde, where sub- scriptions and advertising will bc received. The Guardian may be purchased daily at the Western Oi- iice in the McNelll Building or at the McDonald News Stole.
distance oi twelve miles.
sociutlon same day. John A. Doug- las. 6034-6-16-21.
on Wednesday, July 4th.
-SI-lE1tBlt001(E DRAMATIC CLUB will present their play, "One Minute to Twelve." in Clinton Hall. Monday. June eighteenth. be- ginning at eight fifteen. Admiss- ion lhirty live and itwenty five cents. Good specialties between acts. 6035-8-16-21
United Church oi Canada. Rev. W. HI Palmer, Minister. Services Sun- day. June 17: Winsloe North 11 n. m.; Winsloe South 3 p. rn.: Highileld
18, at 7.30 p. m. The Omciel Board
South on Monday 25th, at 7.30 o’c'1ock.
evening, June
held in Wilmot Valley Hall
silver collection will be taken. All are welcome. ' .-.
in‘ 1
Star oi Hope Division Sons oi Tem-
Ali are welcome.
Silver collection will be taken. '
—BASEBALL—Dai-kr_iess and rain 1caused the calling oil oi the-second name in the Summcrsidc baseball league the 14th., the Pioneers then leading the Independents by one lone tally. the only one oi the ev- ening secured in the first half oi the second innings. Monday night's
fans and last night proved that Summerside has two new real play- ers in Ratterson and Perry oi the 1Ploneers. Noonan pitched great ball ‘for the-four stanzas and Monkley earned the admiration oi the fans by pitching though under medical treatment. The line up was Pion- eers: Frank Daley catcher; Monkley pitcher: Durant 1st base: Jamieson second; Mélilnls 3rd base; Perry 8. 8.; Noonan pitcher: Peters first: J. Schurman second; Art Johnston 3rd; Reg. Johnston S. 8.: Arsenault Left. Stewart centre; Lyle right iicld.
MclNNlS-DQWLING WEDDING -A very pretty wedding was sol- emnlzed at Saint Dunstanb Catli- cdral on Wednesday morning, Julie 6th, by Rev. Father Walsh. when Miss Elizabeth A. McInnis. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. James Mclnnis was united in marriage to Mr. Fred- erick P. Dbwllng. son 0i Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dowling. The bride was
attired in a" navy blue suit with hat , to match and iox iur. Bho was al- “
tended by Miss May Dowiing, sister oi the groom. who also wore a blue suit with hat to match. The groom was supported by Mr. William Mc-
lnnis brother oi the bride. After the ‘
ceremony the bride and groom lelt ior a honeymoon trip through the Maritime Provinces followed by the best wishes oi their many iriends. Many beautiful and valuable wed-
n l vni~'nu:n-- ‘with tlralr grew! rar-lw u» uiio roollery. i
. m s Po l COLUM‘ e ahv canon-m
0i’ Calilhrrla. and n. ionfl-BWTEQ“ p94 @1111 yclbz-"w ‘typo irom Mexico to a may: extant.
Tll-"Y are very easily rats/ed from’ semi ‘n. ti sire much irreti -'-‘.l 1mm- schemes. particularity Wit-h iulsctil ~w1hlen Ithe ‘color oi this Iris vs oiiiior matched willlh colum- hhlss ‘o: ll£|9il in n harmony or rtloaomg ton-inset. the seed is who; 1o geq-mllrflle but certain. li rrqurries iirolm rlhree weeks t0 a milvh up some up. It 811.1011“! ‘be “m4 mom. a mninter c»: an inch mini or mm»- nns romeo-ii ds- fir.“ and Ir-“e r-rfll should be rli-nily Inn‘! u ‘p-mge .1" 0,-5.1, “ma” 1" clonal t,‘ _ iilm GOO-fl. Til-l n, its sn obiiglrg 111m‘; ‘m; "5111 llr1ler»~.-|; m inn-an and ‘L1 a lire- lllmy specials arc nationality shrine v-av-tw: h ‘ should not be omltlt- ‘m, may 81.5w ‘qiipfly woll in nl Iii roving (‘flMiIllI-IPJ! ozszl-
‘ sun its orb rltsrks '11 11o do‘! T" "" F" h"=l»"‘~"“’ mu“:
- ' R mum's“. m r 1 1 n 1m Blnrftpa ior lilo rock
u‘ W“. iulqhflnoujil, 11 11, m". '1 v1}- 1 rut 1‘i 1:11 tie-.- olplne colum- ' (319 fem qakmts “Ki. elbows rel.
I|'| n, Ami 1'0 '.i o-‘i-lndlifactl. l ' . oiorl will Wirmiili s?" 1') Yr-uw. Mu his a llm-‘ieeullifnlle-gavlizdcaiinrlx‘ I "~‘lll'l‘ morn 'i Amlilnliu Hell" "a . m”: mtmmfl.‘ “b145,, n1 iii-i: m l“..i‘-_‘-' 11 crow m1 sh: ‘ma. m," m.’ 1pm,“, 111N111; lube .s.i.:nc coloring. "The dwarf gm “and ‘ h, M11051". (inning llia- Jmrnnme. nquliemte llolmllnlnm- County jiiilot Wnnnum, g1
dig olrbiurtiionml
ELI-LL Simllllll
thlat uhe columbis-e might We" ‘m r111: types om the market.
selected ts the American! Ho"? incense it 81'1"" l" 97°” F“? u a “my; zwiholihm thrii v1 51mm” 11-115 01- not. some solicit?“ or variety/i‘ "mt hfimiwm” “my 119mm‘; 1Q iourid h» l!“ "l" Nor and Western states Ind wolf-rots . "to Mexico. How- User, it t! disc a native o1’ Europe u” Ada, wtvdli nukes it in- nppi-oprteis oi n ntrlsmy national moor
aoonioe n: no mm 1M ‘WNW-t
srialni lea beautiful pink ccliinnbincs.
tlioeclol to the "cordial-i
still alive. the recent 0136.000 Eve ,Grand Trunk train ro
l‘?
ghnfl- nn, is a ‘handsome dwarf white Joseph Purine. e com
'1‘! iour others, overpowered the irom the Du
Ev (,1- 091101111“ are (lcrfrveul irom the spurred Tllililg long-owned _ 11111; an! while Rotaloy Mmintahl Sow t miline seed now l-n- a 1t has filter» been sllflilestod wfumlfnc. the colds“ tlvlllmlilr-‘t’ sirwli’ fur rIr-Xt YMW- Th6 Mr»!-
lls size of th-o very
‘liho cplumbino does not come Itriz-c irdp piseri. so ‘pfinritls must tie iuietltai whorl it. "s in bloom for rmlor schemes. The Rose Queen stories oi’
Seriously Wot-lulled . In" Gun Battle With Chicago Police
CHICAGO. June l5. -- Charles (Limp) Cleaver. charged with mail, . . robbery, h” Qmlrqpd from hi; flair-i‘ l ‘(l-Mite 13111116 011M “l” gun battle in eight years with 0111-154 Ilwmwrn Uzi/fwd m’: mo cam police. mlouaiv wounded. but m n" 0 it
Th, ma“ 1,“..- qnpair under sublllhion. T1. aide 11 pug otthe ii
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ding presents were received, testi- lying to the popularity oi theyoung couple. While in Bothurst Mr. and Mrs. Dowling were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. James Kinsman. cousin oi
ceived many handsome presents. The bride beiore her marriage was
Mrs. John A. Cronin, Dorcheste: street, where over iiity invited uestsvspent a pleasant evening. The usrdien Joins in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Dowling many nappynyeers oi wedded llie. ‘
the loll-break was wounded and ventured with .0100»; ale eater- day. but the other th Ill rs o.’ the gang remain at large.
The conclusion oi tho ,_ n hunt furnished ell the action. emot- ion picture thriller. ‘the scene w:
-uow UNLOADING oar Albion Fred Beer. eoiv-lo-ai
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~ —A MISFORTUNE-A motor Pit.‘- ty from Murgate while motoring to, Klnkora Sunday evening had the misfortune to meet with an accident which caused them to walk home a
—KENSINGTON LIVE STOCK Shipping Club loading hogs, lambs and sheep Wednesday, June 20th. up till noon. Bring wool for ship- ment through Wool Growers As-
—-’I‘HE LADIES AID oi Kclr Me- morial Presbyterian Church intend holding a - picnic and bazaar at back and hope that in the near Breakwater Shore. Lower Malpeque, future they may have an oppor-
6012-6-15-21 his trip from the public platiorm.
-—WINSLOE SERVICES - Theed Church Hall ior a social even-
mao p. m. The Ladies Aid will mect rem“ ""1 "masts. also musical at tho Parsonage on Monday. June numbers by Misses Mildred
will meet in the Church n1; wlnslonhiter refreshments were served all
-GItAND DIVISION QUARTER- LY MEETING-The Quarterly Ses- sion oi the Grand Division will be on Thursday. June 21st at 3 p. m. Ev- ening meeting il o'clock to which everybody is invited. Good prog- ramme has been prepared and a
—'I‘EMPERANCE Mauricio. - a public meeting in the interests oi
pcrance, will be held in Cape Wolfe Hall on Wednesday, June 20th. at 8 o'clock. Good programme prepared.
game was a. good surprise to the‘
the bride. where a reception was - held in their honor and they re- -
tendered a showerat the horns oi .
_ Eastern Guardian
..-.___\ , “EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W. Murdock i: Guardian Blunt in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items. advertising. new and renewal subscriptions. ti
..'8ll0BE FARM ior sale at Cardigan. One hundred acres clear thirty five underwood with two acres oi good mud. Good house and barn. Mrs. Catherine Lewis, Car- . . - 6050-0-13-51 '..'8TE\VABD’S BREAD 0N sale at Clarke Bros, Mount Stew- art. 6001-0-14-81 ..'CLABKE 3308-. Mount Blo- wart are now selling Stewart's Bread iresh every day.
6091-0-14-31
..'S'1‘EWABT‘8 CREAM. Whole Wheat and Sun Ray Raisin Bread —Clarke Bros, Mt. Stewart.
500140-14-81
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..°Mr. and Mrs. George Herbert Parker oi Medora. N. D., have arriv- ed on the Island to spend two months with relatives in Lower Monteg . Mrs. Parker is a sister oi Messrs George A. and J. Leslie Poole oi that place.
‘ALBERTON NOTES
Her iriends are glad to see Miss Blanche Champion about again aft- or her recent illness. '
Rev. T. Campbell, who has spent the past five months visiting Rome and other places oi interest in Europe. arrived home on theflth, l-ils iriends are glad to welcome ‘him
tunlty oi listening to an account oi
. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Matheson oi |O'Lcary were in town on Wedmr- day evening.
Miss Mill and Miss Zinck, Pub~ lie Health nurses, are in town.
On Friday, Juno 8th, about sixty young people gathered in the Unit-
lng. The programme was under the capable management oi Miss Helen
ulton, Miss Joyce McArthnr and ‘Mr. Elmer Ashley, and consisted oi
and Jessie Lawson and Ethel Oulton. 'joined in s. sing-song. “Good nigh! Ladies", brought a most enjoyable evening to e close.
A number oi people are suiier- ‘ing irom flu this week. Among the ,victims are Mrs. Ray Barbour, Miss Cahill, Dr. Keir and Messrs. E. O ‘Barbour. Hilton Barbour and Eug- ene Hodgson.
A double tennis court is being made on the United Church grounds and a tennis club is to be formed. .Therc has been no court in the town ior several years and the young people arc looking forward to the enjoyment of many games this summer. '
Miss Florence Murray, M. D. Missionary to Korea, spoke in the _ .Urilted Church on Wednesday ev- ‘ening. Her subject was "What gChrlstlanity Has Done for Korea." Dr. Murray is a most interesting speaker and held her audience ‘spellbound as she told oi the great. ,work our missionaries are doing for the people oi Korea. She also spoke oi the immediate necessity oi a new lschcol building in Ham l-ieung. r1 is expected that this building will be erected during the coming sum- mer. Dr. Murray is well known on IPrince Edward Island. having spent ‘ten ycars oi her life here, and her many iriends will wish her God- ‘speed as she returns to her work in August. —A——
enact-rs announce rune rum‘ , lino STYLISH LAWN rnucmo wm. mrllovu Your. . raorsltrv.
Style "s" riuntoo White (la cut) or green.-
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' " cotton, 40 inches wide; 12o yd.
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Morons
ISmart, new
Tie for Dad
OVELY, colorful, handsome ties
in the finest assortment in town.
Get one for DAD for “Father's Day" 50c. 75c, $1.00 and $1.35
_MIRACLE TlES"--The wonderful new tie that will not wrinkle, will never get “stringyfl will always 100k fresh and new.
iMlRACLE TIES . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.50
JGlve Dad some ‘Shirts. We have them in plain broadcloth, in white, cream or blue‘, as wel as new fancy fabr cs. Prices—
1.5 1.75 2.25 3.00 “ 4.50
SOX FOR DAD
Fancy Socks for Father's Day. We’ are showing the nicest assort- ment of patterns to be seen any- where. ln mercerized Lisle and Rayon. Pricetr-
~ '5“ AND .75 pair
Ask us to show you our line‘ of pure thread silk Hose in fancy pat-i terns. Selling at pair l. . . . .
gilamiix ‘NEW STRAW HATS The correct new
English shapes are ready for you, in the best range in town.
' Ali the popular prices
$1 02 $3 $4
Week end values In Artificial silk and pure silk mix- ture stockings, all sizes. 10 coi- ors to select from.
a a s l
pair . . . . . . . . . . . Charl0ttetown’s greatest 11m; of DOLLAR SILK Stockinfi
sizes, pair .
All the good colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ladies’ colored umbrellas, green, navy, garnet and bl k, $2.00 each ac Triangular scarves, crepe 11¢ chine and georgette, fancy pat- terns and a variety o1’ colors $1 .50 each.
Sizes
I o p311‘ .
Kayse
pair.
F ather’s D_ay---June_'17th.
Artificial
- JUNE 16.191
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Stockings
silk stockings, all 7 colors, Special I
Childreifs snort Socks, silk p plaited
Copenhagen, yellow and white,
lisle, pink, light blue,.
41/; to 7 '/_», Special
.35
Leather hand bags, plain and two tone. Special $2.00
r silk gloves, fancy em-
broidered cuffs, light shades, f3 qualities, $1.50, 1.75 and 2.00
"a" Prloe sale of Coating
3 pieces fancy Polo Coating. Blue, tan, and gray. Regular $2.75 yd. Week-end special, 119-11’ Dflce.$1.38 per yard.
All wool Poplin Dress Material .. 38 inches wide, sand, copenhw
/ ~ings,
inches gen, rose, navy, rush and lauvin flower green. Special for week-end 98c yd. -
Trlcosheen Dress Material. 10 new Summer colors. Special 98c yard.
“GRAYSHEEN 6 JUNIOR DRESSES . . . . .. ' “CRAYSHEEN” is a. delightful new fabric, that ls admirably adapted to making pretty Junior Dresses
These very cleverly styled and mo~ derately priced at each ', ' CHILDREN'S BLOOMER DRESSES In Ginghams and Chambrays, a s“ very special value at each. . . . . . ' Good‘, medium weight, unbleached
Heavy wel lit linen buck towels, 18 x $34 inches, o pair. p _ , h... English turklsh towels. extra good ' values. 21 x 45 inches; 72c pair. Heavy, serviceable linen roller towel- ling. 16 inches wide; 5 yds ior 99c. Bleached and unbleached table dam- askcdlce pattern, 54 inches wide, 35o
an"
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Black bordered Satin Coatings‘. $4. 25 yard.
Colored bordered Satin Cont»
4.75 ya-rd.__
Runstop knitted Celanese, 54
wide, black, white, corii- blue, rose and almond.
Special $3 . 50 yard.
Lot Ginghams, Rayons, Shirk ings, etc. Regular up to 45c yd. Special for week end 25c yard-
WEEK END BARGAIN lN lVlARQUiSETTE CURTAINS l ; 2.25‘ Marquisette CurtainB with lace ' and insertion. 21/1yards-long. In six different patterns, 11'0"“ to ssso Special .0225
. fihecksdl ’M"°““°“° "cmtelning with solidi edger In. white and"
‘_ cream. Friday "and 511i‘
urday_.j ; ._25c per Yd-
Coloredl A; a m‘ n5 581.082.. fr le i‘ 1 with tie beck.
pa, Marqlll‘ ’ .