im sizes 1, 2, and 8 years.

= / : 3 tx 1.00 ’S VESTS

ll, medium and large 2 tor 1.00

’ © i

Day Special,

ON SKIRTS s cotton print akirts. Sizes 8 to 14.

ete Beet" 1.00 BOYS’ CAMP SUITS

fint cotton shirt, short pants. Sizes 8 to éx. 3 Day Special

e each 1:00

SIRLS’ “T” SHIRTS —

Gy Assorted styles, colours end meterisia Sizes 8

ee x eee 1 CHILDREN’S PLAID SHORTS.

lon twill, boxer style, twe pockets. Sizes 3 to 6x.

i _— 2 for 1.00 CHILDREN’S TERRY CLOTH

DIEE ub cuff thigh. Sizes 2, 4 and 6. Dollar Day Special,

POL

3

{ 00 Dollar Day Special, .

BOYS’ COTTON KNIT SHIRTS. Dollar Bay Special = **™** , each — 1.00

GIRLS’ COTTON SLIPS

ae oe ee

— each 1 .00 BOYS’ RAINCOATS

Plastic with carrying pouch. Dome snap fasteners. Col- ours: charcoal and navy. Sizes 4 to 6x. |

Dollar Day Special,

CHILDREN’S PLAID JEANS

Boxer style (elastic waist) sizes 2, 4 and 6. Assorted plaids.

Dollar Day Special, ee 1 00

INFANTS GOWNS

Flannelette in white and pastel shades.One size only. Co... oe ee

CHILDREN’S COTTON BLOUSES

Stripes, checks and plain colours. Assorted styles.

on en CHILDREN’S COTTON SLIPS

White only. Sizes 2, 4 and 6. 1.00

each

DOLLAR DAY

MONDAY

JUNE Ist

BOYS’ COTTON VESTS

Sleeveless Summer cotton vests. Sizés,4 and 6.

8 he 1.00

CHILDREN’S POLO JAMAS

Cotton pyjamas (screen print). Colours: pink or

blue Ske 2 6. 1.00} :

Dollar Day Special, pair

CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE SHIRTS

Assorted Dees, eee and stripes. Sizes 2, + and 6. r pecial, 1.00

CHILDREN’S COTTON BRIEFS

eee hae Re — colours. Sizes 2, 4 and 6. : cee } 3 pairs 1.00

WOMEN’S VESTS

Spring and Summer weight eotton vests with silk stripe.

Sizes — -s a Dollar Day Specia ; '

2. for 1 .00; WOMEN’S BRIEFS : Rayon tricot briefs with lace front panel. Colours: white, pink, blue. Sizes small, medium and large.

ss hanes 2 pairs 1 .00

GIRLS’ CARDIGANS

Long sleeve cotton cardigans in blue and pink. Sizes 12

bola Dey Sees «= 100

each

, ‘ each

STORE HOURS

MONDAY te THURSDAY 9 a.m. te 5:45 p.m. FRIDAY 9 a.m. te 9 p.m. SATURDAY 9 a.m. te 5:45 p.m.

CHILDREN’S COTTON VESTS

Deller Da > os he a 6 "3 ¥ 1 00 or a

GIRLS’ COTTON BRIEFS

oe thigh style with silk stripe. Sizes 8, 10, 12 and

Dollar Day Special, 3 1.00 pairs §sW

GIRLS’ COTTON BLOUSES

i

Assorted styles. Sizes 8 to 14. Colours: black, red, white,

pink and blue. Dollar Day Special,

each

1.00 PLASTIC RAINCAPES ,

Clear plastic capes with Fits up - sizes 18. Dollar Day Special, — 1 .00

GIRLS’ RAYON TRICOT BRIEFS

ae Meee otae thigh. Assorted colours. Sizes 8

Dollar Day Special,

CHILDREN’S “T” SHIRTS

Short sleeves, multi-stripe in sizes 4 and 6 ~

Bae tay ec Se 1:00

SUN SUITS

= -00

et

CHILDREN’S

Dollar Day Special

SPECIALS IN PIECE GOODS AND BEDDING nonbenepantgnnblds

MILL, ENDS COTTON PRINT 36” wide MILL ENDS PLAIN COTTON 36” wide. PLAIN WHITE FLANNELETTE 27” wide. COTTON BROADCLOTH 36” wide. PINWALE CORDUROY 36” wide. COTTON TERRY TOWELS 14 x 27”

STRIPED STRIPED COTTON. TERRY TOWELS 20” x

RAYON PLAID TABLECLOTHS 50” square FANCY COTTON RUNNERS 16” x 42”

SOTTON TERRY FACE CLOTHS 12” SQUAR E BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHEETING 81” ASSORTED COTTON AND-LINEN TEA TOW ELS 20” x 28”

UNBLEACHED COTTON 35” wide PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS 54” square

MUSLIN PILLOW CASES FLORAL PRINT 42” x 33”

‘ Dollar Day Social SOTTON PILLOW CASES, PLAIN, COL’D B ORDERS al,

Dollar Day Special, 24 yards Dollar Day Special, 2 yards Dollar Day Special, 3 Dollar Day Special, 2

Dollar Day Special

Hn

— " eh fh fk fk fe eek fk fd ek ek pk bed pk bed et pd

40” ¢

Dollar Day Special,

Dollar Day Special, Dollar Day Special, 4 Dollar Day Special, 2 for

Dollar Day Special, pai

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3 pairs 1.00 s

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CHIIDREN'S “"T” SHIRTS

Short sleeves multi-stripes, button shoulder ree ee ie mee Sizes 2 to 6x. Dollar Day Special,

3 tor 1.00 CHILDREN’S BOXER LONGS

Striped drill, two pockets, full boxer waist. Colours: red, | blue, charcoal, tan. Sizes 3 to 6x. +. each — 1.00

Dollar Day Special, BOYS’ COTTON SHORTS at waist, Sizes 2, 4 and 6.

3 nan 1.00

CORDUROY LONGS AND OVERALLS *

Children’s boxer longs and bib overalls. Sizes 2, 4 and

6. Assorted colours. :

Dollar Day Special, CHILDREN’S BRIEFS , cotton with cotton eyelet trim. Elastic at Colours: pink, blue, maize. Sizes 2 to 6.

Dat Bor Hotel 8. 1.00

WOMEN’S BRASSIERES Broadcloth stitched cup—sizes 32A to 40C. Dollar Day Special,

A

WOMEN’S OVERSIZE BRIEFS —

Soe ee et ee. plain and nylon trim styles. blue, aqua, coral, maize, white.

Dollar a 2 pairs 1 .00 WOMEN’S BRIEFS

Rayon tricot, elastic and cuff thigh styles. Colours: blue, pink, white, coral, aqua, lilac, flame. Sizes small,

Dollar Day Special,

ae 3 pairs 1.00 WOMEN’S RAYON SLIPS Lace trim at bodice = hem. Adjustable

straps. Sizes 32 to 40. Dollar Day Special,

LT

enh 1.00 WOMEN’S STRETCH GIRDLES

Two-way stretch, white and pastels in sizes small, med- Dollar Day. Special,

each 1 .00 OVERSIZE APRONS

Printed cotton, contrast binding, bib style.

ee ion | Le WOMEN’S APRONS

Bib \style in assorted cotton prints. contrast binding.

Dollar Day Special, 2 ; 1.00 HALF APRONS

Cotton print. Colours: red or blue. Dollar Day Special,

2 for 1.00 WOMEN’S HOUSEDRESSES

Cotton house dresses Jone style in size 20 only. Blue or green. Dollar Day Special,

each 1 .00

WOMEN’S COTTON SLIPS

Embroidered eyelet trim at bodice an hem. Shadow panel. Sizes 34 to 38. Substandards! 1.00

Dollar Day Special, each

NYLON AND ACETATE HALF SLIPS

Nylon sheer and lace trims—bright new shades, Sizes small, medium and large.

Dollar Day Special,

each

ech 1.00 CHILDREN’S COTTON BRIEFS

Dainty rosebud trim. Sizes 2, 4 and 6.

Dollar Day Special, 3 1 00 NYLONIZED ACETATE SLIPS

Women’s slips with lace trim at bodice and hem. Sizes

Dollar Day Special, 1 .00 each CHILDREN’S PLEATED SKORTS

All: -around pleating, attached bloomer, assorted print each

1.00]* GIRLS’ DENIM SHORTS

Dollar Day Special, ee eee two pockets, cuffs. Assorted colours. Sizes

Dollar Day Special, ~< Cotton broadcloth, attractively smocked in colours white,

HILDREN blue, maize. Sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years.

Dollar Day Special, on 1 .00

“

pair

:

2 tor 1.00}*

1.00} ROASTERS

—

‘

ERRYCLOTH BIBS 4 tr 1.00

'S COTTON PANTIES

Silk stripe; cuff thigh style with medium length leg.

ee ee Beeeal mee

’S BRASSIERES

Cotton and satin. A cup 30 and 3%. B cup 38 to 38. Por ek ee 1 each §°

TRAINING PANTIES

Knit eottonmostly white in snes 2, 4 end 6 ple sana 6 airs 1.00

PLASTIC CURTAINS

Coin dot ruffled plastic curtains—size about 3” x 81”.

ec 1.00

kground. vir” 00 FELT BASE LINOLEUM

ee en ne eee yard 1.00

BICYCLE BASKETS

Wire baskets about 7” x 7” x 14 Dollar Day Special,

1.00

BASEBALL BAT

Approximathely 30” length. Dollar Day Special,

1.00

each

a ee AIR CUSHIONS Dollar Day Speci ts. Approx. 12” x 15"’.

each 1 .00 POLISHING KIT Contains chamois, polishing

cloth. « 1.00 MIXING BOWL SETS

Set of 3 bowls made of polyethylene plastic. Sizes 544”, . Can be used with electric mixers.

1.00

nel

Blue enamelled roasters with close fitting covert Has rolled rim. Holds about 4 lbs. fowl or 5 Ib. roast.

Dollar Day Special, 1 00 *

each

ALUMINUM WRAP

50’ jumbo roll—ideal for bowl covers, wrapping food.

Dollar Day Special, 2 " 1 00 . e ro *

DRAINING BOARD

plastic with handle. Has safety edge. .

Pa about 19%” v_ 15’’. Dollar Day Special,

1.00

each

-

Dollar Day Special,”

15.00

AVAILABLE

NO DOWN PAYMENT

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CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH

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Have Dinner & Show At.

The New Mermaid Theatre .. 4

Yes, Take A Cottag

Move | |

“Cis” Kelly, Jean Mac- Donald, Helen Doiron and Lau- rie Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mcintosh of Santa Ana, California motored te —_this_province and are the! guests of the former's niece, Mrs. John MacQuarrie and Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silliphant returned Friday to their home in Summerside from Boston, Mass., where the former underwent a successful operation in the Mass- achusetts General Hospital.

} The Prince County Chapter of Nurses of P.E.I. entertained at a banquet for the Graduating

Class of Prince County Hospital ee Thursday evening at Mulberry

Mrs. W.E. MacCausland enter- tained at her home in Summer- side on Wednesday evening the | Beta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi when Miss Wanda Wyatt was the guest speaker on the theme “You and Your Audience’’. Mrs. Eric Sheen assisted the hos- tess in serving refreshments.

Miss Mary Geldart returned to Summerside on Tuesday after vis- iting her parents in Hillsboro, N.B.

Miss Mary Fraser R.N. of Bos- ton, Mass., is visiting her nep- hew, Mr. Ralph Ramsay and Mrs Ramsay, Summerside.

Miss Winnifred Ann Macmf- lan and Miss Gloria MacKinnon of Charilottetwn were entertained | by Miss Marjorie Linkletter and Misa Marsha Hunter of Summer- side at the Linkletter Summer cottage at Grand River on Tues- day night.

* Miss Winnifred Ann MacMillan, Sea Ranger, Charlottetown, gave a most interesting and informa- tive talk, tlustrated with color- ed slides, on her trip to the Guide Camp in Australia on Tues- day evening in the Civie Audi- torium to the Brownies and

Slemon .Park Brownies and Guides during the afternoon. .

Mrs. M.J. Scovell and daugh- ter Judy, left Summerside Wed- nesday to take up residence in Vancouver, B.C. En route they stop over in Ottawa.

Mrs. Keith Lapp entertained at her home in Summerside for Mrs. Scovell recently .

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Down-

{to be home? .| your home comforts. You’

Guides. She had addressed the)

In & Meet Britis

Eating at good country hotels and inns is an experience in #% self. The food is about the best and most reasonably-priced in the country. You will always find e mow atmosphere im these plae-

‘Have your ever thought, wi on holiday, how nice it w You

rt

it are

pet a

oe ee yourself some

fast and read still in your dressing-g this is the way your own house, own agen. You can when you like. And, want to live like the. can call daily at your | for a pint of beer and Lof darts The British inn {s still the point of the village. Even tele- vision—which you can hire, ff you wish—hasn't dimmed the appeal of the social get-together at the

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and hear the opinions of others, enter friendly arguments, listen to tall stories and, perhaps tell tal- ler ones.

Shopping in the village is great fan, too. Most British villages have a post-office-cum - general- store that eells everything. And if they haven't got what yeu wam, they'll get i.

Spend a month or two ia Bri-

tain like this. You'll store up enough happy memories te last you a lifetime

Ann of Summerside, are leaving today for Montreal,, where they will visit Mrs. Downing’s mother, Mrs. A. Gillespie. Dr. Downing will attend the Canadian Heart Association Convention.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pearmain of Arlington, Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsay, Summerside.

Mrs. Leslie Simmons of Sum- merside, is visiting in Halifax, N.S., guest of her son, Gordon and Mrs. Simmons.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark, Sum- merside, have as their guests, . Cpl. and Mrs. G.L. MacAulay and daughters, Thelma and Heather, just returned from Grospenquin, France, where they had been for the past three years. Mrs. Mac- Aulay is Mr. Clark’s daughter.

Mrs. Lioyd Inman of &. Pet- ers, C.B. has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Callbeck, Summerside. On return Thursday she was accompanied by Mrs. Wilfred Inman.

Mrs. H. Spears of Summerside spent the weekend in St. Peters Cape Breton, guest of her bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Inman.

Mrs. James Millman and dau- ghter Paula of New Glasgow, N. S., spent the weekend in Sum- merside with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silli- phant.

EARLIEST TV

The first demonstration ef tele- vision by J. L. Baird took place \

ing and children, Susan, John and

Community Centre, : Ch'town.

t On Wednesday, June 3rd 7-9 p.m. * First, Second & Third

Innoculations

‘ADULT POLIO INOCULATION CLINIC

will be held at the

in England in 1926.

will he given

g ari

pub. It’s nice to air your views