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High School. O O O

Mr. George D. McKlnnon, former- ly or this city, accompanied by Miss J. D. McKiunon and Miss E. K. Mc- Kinnon oi Sherbrooke, Que, were guests recently at the Bani‘! Springs Hotel in the Canadian Rockies.

O O O

Miss Jessie Mullally, MA. and Mr. James Emmet Mullslly, B. A., sail from ,Montreal on Saturday, June 22 by the Metagama with their father, Dr. Emmett .'J. Mulally oi Montreal to spend“ the summer abroad. Dr. Mullslly who is a native oi Sourls. is a brother of Mrs. (Dr.) R. A. Donahue oi Bourls West.

O O O

The Prince of Wales presented a Cairn terrier as a birthday present to Princess Eliubeth. The Princess Elizabeth, with the Duke and Duch- ess of York, watched the Royal Tour- nament from the royal box at Olym- pla. on Thursday. It was the Prin- cess's first emrience oi the kind. She sat on her mother's knee, and her obvious delight at the sight oi the swerving, galloping horses was watched with interest by the 10,000 people in the arena.

O O O

Following the closing of the morn- ing service at the Carleton United Church, St. John, N. B, on Sunday a presentation oi a beautiful cake basket was made to Mrs. W. M. Ryan who is leaving shortly with her hus- band, Rev. Mr. Ryan, for Bridge- water, N. S. Miss ‘Helen Henderson made the presentation on behalf oi the choir, of which Mrs. Ryan is a

valued member.

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The Canadian Gazette oi London reproduces in its June 13th issue o. splendid photograph oi Dr. S. R. Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Ste- phenie Jenkins taken Just prior to their sailing for home on the C. P. R.-llner Empress oi Scotland after ‘their delightful trip to the contin-

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Miss- Anna Mair, Matron of ‘the P. E. I." Hospital ‘is spending her va- cation with_ he: parents in George- town. MissMair is leaving next week to attend the nurses’ convention in Montreal.

O O Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Shaw are leaving Monday on a trip to England and the Continent. In Geneva, Swit- zerland, they will attend the World's Federation Educational Conference. O O O Mrs. (Dr.) Jsynes and interesting young ismlly oi West Nevnon. Mass. have arrived at their summer home in Keppoch where they are being kindly welcomed. ' a Vanity case! for the beach are made of imitation leather and water- proofed fabrics. They are light- weight, not too small and very com- pact. The cover contains a large minor, and there is a handle on the top. The partitions are adjustable so that bottles and Jars oi various sizes ‘ may be accommodated. In some there is an extra concealed drawer‘ with a lock and key, which may be used in place of a purse or w carry an expensive cigarette case or odd pieces oi jewellery. O O O

Tea l-iosissses at the Golf Links this afternoon are Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. A. C. Peake, Mrs. A. B. Cosh, Mrs. Hollis, Miss Alice Peake. '

O‘ O O

For Dominion Day those serving tea. at the Golf Links will be Mrs. C. C. DuflyfMrs. E. T. Higgs, Mrs. A..B. Fisher, Miss Margaret Sterns.

O I O

Miss Marjorie Msilaggsn. B. A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc- Laggsmoi New Glasgow, N. s, who has many friends, Mrs. McLaggsl-l being s Charlottetown lady, sailed last Siturdsy by the S. S. Metagama for Glasgow, Scotland. on a. three months Educational tour of the con-'

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Miss Jean Auld, M. A. of Montreal is spending the summer holidays in Charlottetown. Miss Auid will take up university work in Vancouver in

September.

The Misses M. Stewart. H. Edgett. I. Pastor, C. Nicholson, will serve isa at the Charlottetown Lawn Ten- nis Club todsy. For Monday the hostesses are Misses J. Martin. R. Spencer, L. McKenzie, M. l-iegsn. O O O

In the autumn Their larcellencies anticipate a visit to Anticosti Island. which has not been visited by a Gov- erna- of 0mm smell ma Grey's nsime- . O O O,

Hats msds ‘oi novel straws and with enormous brims are fashions latest contribution to belch attire. These crane in mull-colored styles. sometimes as man! la sight calms

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on the island and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ave. I

old woman's pinched in like a man's felt. A sim-‘ Die trimming is used always. con-l sisting of a band of braided wool or} raffia. Some of the straws used come 1 from such widely separated placzs asl Belgium, variety is not lackirlg in this respectl

very smart when worn ‘with a har- monizing beach ensemble.

bags or carry in the sports suit one c!‘ the shops is offer- ing a. vanity case for loose powder. The case

bit oi rouge. made of a bone composition. and is usually a. contrasting color. A black‘ cfie may have either a red or green cap; a. navy blue case red. orchid.l white or gray cap. I O

and pique are offered with top strap handles, black strap handles and thumb tabs in medium sizes. Color- ful applique work is used in conven-

ernlstic art. Some of the bags have unusual frames oi colored composi- tion to match the embroidery oi ap- plique work used in the body parts oi the bags. White and the pastel shades are used for the backgrounds. with either white or matching lin- ings. »

place at the home oi the bride's parents at Tatamagoucfie, N. 5.. on Tuesday, June 18th, when Miss Hazel A. Mcbellan, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mcbellan, was united in marriage to Dr. R. Donald MacNeill of Alberion. formed by RAW. Dr. MacNelli oi Sui- sex N. 3., father cf the groom. as- sisted by Rev. WHA. Whidden, oi ‘Ilatsmsgouche. Following the cere- mony, luncheon was served on the being wdna into ens bat. 11:0 clowns spacious veranda. Ililishsndsiflisrgcimdlgojlgsnlsiisa $993M} an m w»

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St. Peter's Cathedral oi this cily is 00-day celebrating its Diamond Jubilee. The Cathedral was founded sixty years, having been consecrated on St. Peter's Day, June 29th, 1869.

Its establishment was a direct re-‘ sult, of the Oxford Movement, in- ltlated in the "thirties" by Newman, 1 Keble, and Pusey. l

The men who were largely concern- ,‘ ed in the formation oi St. Peter's’ were the late Bishop Blnney oi Nova Swlia, Mr. Justice Hodgson, Master‘ of the Rolls and Mr, F. St. Croixl Brecken. The first priest incumbent‘ was Rev. George W, Hodgson, who‘ was then the Chaplain of the Bishop. i He was followed by the late Cannon_ Simpson, who fulfilled the long min- ‘ istry of forty-three years here. In‘ the course oi sixty years ‘there have‘ only been three incumbents, the‘ present holder of office being the‘

Rev. Canon Malone, who came here

in 192i. Today, St, Peter's Day, there was‘ a choral celebration of Holy Com- munion at 7 a. m.. and today and‘ Sunday there will be a celebration of Holy Communion aL7 a. m. At 8 a m.. the Rt. Rev. John l-lackenlcy. Bishop co-adjutor of Nova Scctia will administer confirmation to several candidates. At eleven o'clock the chief service of the festival will be held. It will he a song Eucharist at which the Rev. Dr. Hunt, Professor‘ of Divinity at King's College, Hali- fax will be celebrant. The Rev. Father Turney of the Society of St. John the Evangelist, Brncebrldge. Ontario, will be deacon, and the Rev. Canon Malone Sub-deacon. The preacher will be Dr. Hackenley and. the Rev. Cuthbert Simpson will act. as ceremonlous, At 7. p. m.Festal Even Scng will be sung with a procession, and a solemn “Te Deum" before the altar. The preacher at this service will be Father 'I‘urney. S. S. J. E. Rev. Bishop HacKenley has arrived 3

on the Island a week ago and has

been visiting the various Island par-

ishes, Father Turney and Rev. Guth-

bert Simpson of the General Theol-

ogical College in New York and Chap-

lain of St. Mary's Convent Peekglll.

New York, also have arrived icr the,‘ occasion.

Rev. Bishop HacKenley has arrived

E. A. Foster. Greenfield.

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A hat that promises to have great‘

appeal is made of Chinese straw or. fine straw sticks. with a somewhat l beads, which come in such sizes and used in back, the free end being iin- ‘shapes that n would take a book to ished with a haze Pendant of theimllln end ilde brooches are made

One new set ls carved bone or lv

conical crown and an under brim‘

which fits the head ever so snugly. A ‘ design is usually worked either in l

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O Handbags of cotton twill, crash

tional floral patterns and with mod-

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were the guests at the tea hour oi

honor being Miss All was pour by rm. Col. Peaks and Mrs. ivory attractive watch rumor of an, Rowland Paton cut the ices. otberrlftemwn or evening tyne. has thfwltn rule fscetinB-

“mung w," m, ma“ Amy 5.4-1; ‘lback exquisetly carved and finished fJosie more, Kitty Patch and slicelvith very fine msrcnlte work-

Cox. The table was prettlly decor-l gm] wit,“ gnaw-psi] bloom ‘m; the ‘either a chain or a fob. The chains room was bright with paeonies and are lilacs. ‘

Trivalities Worth Noting

Summer's Accessories Mad

Town—-Beach Novelties l‘

Beach llérveliery may be purchased {black suits is made o: red wooden

tin sets or individual items. Chokers ‘beads alternating wilh others of carv- ; are made of smooth, shiny wooden‘¢d bone or ivory, A larlat effect is‘ m m! m"! Vfllllflble 01185 usually

record them all.

made of square discs about an inch ‘w-ristlet this under partor on the top. This lin size, each disc separated by two er single necklaces are longer and?!“ hat comes in different colors and is lsmallround wooden beads in natural are iound in various color combin- color.‘ Smaller discs are used for alations.

bracelet and an anklet. A zigzagl

choker is made of shoe-button heads sizes and with several strands burlch- i=1’ flower. the narrow border renre- . ill rondels of different ed together are very attractive with-Willi ll"! wot and the wide side the the black and white beach things. A choker to wear with the sun-tan. d-luge red heads cut in mcdernistic‘ - shapes urith ither black or white ones 18 v01‘! thin Hnllwhlle Miss Florence Forbes and the are very gay when worn with the comes finished with brisht-colvredlmlsses Isabel and Maud McLellarrneutral color suit or ensemble. Chok- enamel. On the top is a noval cap; “sited 1n Sawing, the 51w 0f a Push built)“ which 1m- MacNeill will reside in Alberton. screws and reveals a. little compart-i ' ment for holding either lipstick or al

and three woode colors strung out together.

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home from New York to spend thel summer months with her mother, Mrs. W. Read. of Summerside. O O O

Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Newson. of Edmonton, who are visiting in Char- l lottetownjl motored to Bummersidel on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Law-. son and Miss Laura Hughes and

Miss Millicent Strong.

Moncton, N. B.

Miss Laura Cox entertained the}! Brighton Bridge Club at afiernoonl

w. on wednead.y h“, m, w”; 0g iar are black, red, purple. two shades ‘square shape with a heavy rounded‘; “l "nubrlcfied 5mm i° B1" 9m‘ is Peake. Tea 0f CF06". YeIXOW and navy blue. One ‘edge set with rhinestones and a large Pmymem m V°°Pl° "brmd- 3° ""95

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Prof. George E. Robinson, l. A" o! the watch. 'I‘he fobs sre particularly Vancouver is among the annual vis- attractive and coals in brooch styles. itors being welcomed hers. He is some tending toward open filigree‘ inflated rubber. ‘they come in both the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. l-lill- patterns, others being more solid. child and adult aisee. in bright col- son. the lirches. Mrs. noblmorl. who rml- when thsy Join m; brooch and , 078. and in iizb shapes. The new surf ll Vifltlns her brother in Mshoneelsonsslntho watch different typesrzezrds are quite m“ "54 u, gm lay will Join her hustand later on. l

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and Mr. ‘ ers of navy blue and tan are especial-

lly stylish when made oi ball beads that have shanks to keep them in

Miss Marion Read has arrived position when strung about the neck. ‘placed °f dlammlds-

tumes us made in the prevailing col- ‘geometry, semi-precious stones are _ ora with a mares-site work COHi-rlbut- used with marcasite or rhinestones, ,ing a note of contrast. They are quite ‘u; g hi; o; modemtsm is introduced i ,small. yet not too 11st, and are oi by an irregular section of enamel lhlgh garde. Some are in ovals, others lwork, A capo;- are irregular in shape. The colors rose quartz in a. pierced design, The‘

ltflgg gum 5mm; of summerside. are introduced in alternate enan-leliramework or mounting is or 511v" is having a. pleasant/vacation inflnd ‘arcane strip“ m‘ m9 bnlflwml tiny seed pearls used in me - land about the face. Some have sur- ; mysey,

lfaces all of enamel, and on these

long silver links, which have centres

solidand heavy. with each one fit- easy they some in .11 m,

P i 9 S. A. McDonald s . Ladies’ Hats, Felts and Straws. . $1.48 , Extra Special. _ _ , , Young Mens Klan" "M" m” “ m Another extra special Ladies Felts Guaranteed Blue tam-v mom» Gowns and Straws at . . . . . . . $1.98 Suits $25.00 ~ um", wuh I d: A h.‘ . . d. , l d Dlstrictly a young man's t-glh» a i“ wms t 1rd Special 1n La res Fe t ano ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, b, - en . . 4 ,, “m”, Si“ v8“. 59c ‘Stfatv HMS at . . . . . . . . . . . . Btrltliltzufilotlla; saijtellrltergielatl- Lulu’ 811k FM l“ Ladies Silk and Wool Sweaters re- ed models. a ° ducedto"................$3.48 . .11. , . i, . , H; LADIES’ COATS MEN’S‘ SUITS a . - - , M ' n 1 , The Finest Assortment "l the City “f... .‘.'.". .97.’ 7. .'T°.'.'.’.".‘. .'T‘.".‘.'. .“.'T'.s.‘.°.". f??? f??? f“ $11.15 éififrslywjflizat ‘sings: [zlrlwazzr (:08: Men's Broadcloth Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19 u“ early 5pm“ Men's Fancy Check Hose. pair .. . . . . . . . .. . . 17c ‘ chums Con!‘ Tweed,’ yuan“, sum; made go plglgg the Boy's Blouses, age 6 to 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49c little Miss . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.50 to $12.00 Juvgnilg gum gm- hoyg‘ "c, g m 6 In “my Weed Wash Frock, dnlntily made in Grayshene. Fuulards and 5150 go 53,09 ecu?“ - - ~ - - - - - - - - - ~ - ~ - - ~ - ' - - ~ ' ' " ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 52'” Men's Horsehide Gauntlets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 83c mdziaulslu: Bhlgllllrlasszll Bobenes " " Men's snappy Topcoats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $15.00 Snafu“, Tux“! Trench‘ ‘ l I Boy's Summer Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - . . . . 50c Ladies’ Fish Net Seaport Hose , .. Men's Balbriggan Combination .. ,, 89c lnlan.. Voile and. Organdie Dresses . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c to $1.29 Men's Wool Bathing Suits . . $2.75 L dl ' F ll F hi d Silk H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, $1.39 Men’; Dress Shirt . . . . . . . .. ‘l ZlDoQIin [indies Chilton Silk 1:12.. regular price $3.50 for Men's Straw Hats! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60c to 53.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 Fiannelctte Blankets 11-4 size, pair Bargain Basement Our Prices Cannot be Beaten. The Store With the mm m“ Sh“ """ " '9” Our Motto is‘ “The Best Goods at the Stock T ' ill r t .....19 ' ~ alzflsifillt’: Fzlhloned Ho; Linvest Priccs s: We ‘vish to convince The Store with the best _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. also ‘ ' values in the City, ‘~ Gil an n ....24e ~ - - ; J‘. “Jhjjguclnflff W‘: m . you that this Store 1s a good place to haihtsheslosznlzze Women's Cotton Hose 24c shop. power_ _ S A M D l ’ Q .‘

ting into the other so that a solid lzifect is achieved.

wearing appargL

The floats or rubber are in new"), m5 mllliernistlc effects. There are §wgs in green, fish in bright 501d 0nd J-‘Bnge with touches of black, and. lwrses- mfilfl- hippos and sharks 1r;- striklng colors. A huge dragon 51y is, made in vivid blue and yellow, and a star fish also furnishes a medium 1°;- guy colors. Large ducks come in ‘ While or black with bright yélldop" ‘ bills. _

The vogue for belts has not been" °verl°°ked by the designers oi bisihi" ing suits and ensembles. Most oi the new ones are waterprofed and f‘ have buckles of either composition‘ m" filii-broof metal. Needless to ‘, "“ the modernisiic themes prevail, (he “Pven silks i-fl bflsht patterns, solid colors and designs, either painted or ~ flllllliqued. Both the narrow and ma: widths are being used.

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Some of the new brooches being ‘shown for immediate wear and 0th- : ers that are shortly to make their ap- ' pear-once show a decided resemblance

priced in five figures. The new cor- ory, An ankle‘; ma‘ with sterling frames, and instead of comes with n,“ choket 0th. - the centres being set with a math- ticslly even border all around one ‘ ‘part of the stone has but a slender border, while the opposite is quite Black and white heads in smslnwlde. The design renresenls a plant

lblossom.

The centre stones are all hand- carved with unique designs. with sill-life backgrounds into which a bird or an animal is introduced in an »original manner. These brooches come in various sizes but mostly in oval shapes. Marcasltes is used in