THE CHARLOTPETOWISI oudizbmu released on ball.
FRIDAY,
192
Stanley Wedge. who pleaded guilty to the charge
Week-end Bargains 0n Sale
Friday and Saturday
Lot of fancy Voiles, Crepes and Ratines, regular 55c up to
' $1.15 per yd WEEK END
Plain Linigerie Crepe, 5 to 10 yard lenghts, colors Flesh, Pink, Maise and Mauve, WEEK 2541 END . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plain mercerised Broadcloth, 36 inches wide, Mauve, Sand, Peach Powder Blue, Beausaire and Sky, WEEK END
A variety of checks and stripes
in good quality ginghains, 36 inches wide WEEK END
Heavy Weight all Silk, 51 inch
Crepe de Chene $3.
This is a real bargain—pleasc note carefully that this Crepe, is
same width, 54 inches, as the all wool dress material.
It.‘ is all
silk, in a lovely, lustrous beautifully draping weave, Black, Navy,
Ivory, Grey, Peach and Mauve.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ..
36 inch Black Satin Duch-esse. 36 inches wide, heavy weight. lustrous finish, WEEK i‘ 4" END . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5B 0O _\'(l
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Cream Pin Stripe Poiret TWlll 54 inches wide_ all wool. $3.75 grade. Special WEEK $2 H" END . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - ~
Boy's Balbriggan Underwear 39c
Boys’ Shirts and Drawers of Soft Fine Balbriggan, in all sizes for
boys. These are Just t‘he thing for early summer, correct
weight cool and comfortable. . .
A clearing line of Men’s Balbrig- gan Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeves, most all 5o" sizes, WEEK END .. .. .
Boys’ Long Khaki pants 00
Many shapes in Children’s Cot- ton and Linen Hats 8 .. ..
Men’s Light fancy and Dark Working Shirts with coli ii‘ i?" lars . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Cotton" Sox, good grade
WEEK END. 3 PAIR 500
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. v so“
Long Sleeve Cotton Jer-
seys for Boys . . . . . . . . .
Shirts of White Oatmeal Cloth
and Cream Bedford Cloth 35 with collar attach-ed -. . . . .
Men’s cord and roller braces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
32 i"°" Scrim Curtaining 10c Yd-
White checked Scrim Curtaining, 32 inches wid-e a very in- teresting Week end Bargain .
Ivory Scrim Curtaining Double Border, 36 inches Wide . .. 18"
10°
Double Bordered Colored Case- ment Cloth, reversible, suitable for Overdrapes and Porti- 60" ores
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Bargains in
Ladies Stockings, Thread Silk over Rayon, in all popular 89" colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sport Stockings in silk lisle 4 and 1 rib, Colors, Peach, Har- vest, Bran, Atmosphere 89" Black and White . . . . . . .
Stockings
*Children’s Mercerised Socks Fancy Tops and assorted 39c colors, all sizes per pair
Ladies’ Underarm Bags, Brown Tan and Black, a very special bargain for the WEEK d" END . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sale of Charming Pattern Hats at $10. to $13. values, week-end $5.00
Here is n most charmling assortment of pattern model hats in all the new shades and shapes. They range _in regular value from $10.00 to $13.00 and for this special occasion they are placed on SALE AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
The smartest hat is that which becomes you most, and which your mirror tell-s you most gracefully completes and coir.- plements your “tout ensemble.” That’s the kind of range that waiting for you in this sale at $5.00.
4 Bargains From the Linen Department
Heavy quality Unbleached (‘lot ton-a very special value "60 40 in, wide at yd . . . . . . . .
Hemmed Cotton Huck Towels are fully bleached. These are easily laundered and are of a good quality 17x33 lull!‘
MOORE...
Heavy quality English Turkish Towels come lwitfh Red and-Blue stripes-a special value 50° pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . All Linen Cloths, imported from Ireland are exceptionally good
vaiue—come in attractive floral design 68x68 $2‘ 75 Pa.
M°LEOD
HMHED
-FOR LATE WESTERN NEW‘! —Page 8 1| available. ti.
-ro Lev-crude on wom- s1. Summoralde. Apply to Holmairs. 9717-0-9-3i
n~—-'GUARDIAN8 0N SAL! at the Guardian's Western Oflioo In the McNelll Building, Summoraida ev- ery day.
—NEW ANNAN RACES- Wod- ncsday, Aug. 25th $1000.00 in purses Class Free for all 8400.00 2.24 Trot
and Pace $300.00 (‘Horses must be i
eligible at both gnlts) Coir, Stake $300.00. J. Pendersast, Secrdmry. 9691-6-9-41.
-IN STOCK car Crushed Lime- stnnc and Lime suitable for spray» ing and fertilizer purposes. also PR1’ Cement. -.Peter MacNutt & ’Son_ 974304031 l l —GUARDIAN OFFIGE.— The ‘Guardian's Western Oiiice In now lidddied in the McNeil] Building; Wnter Stnsummersido, where aub- scriptions, new: or advertising will be received. The phone num- ber ia 233.
-FARMER8 SAVE MONEY — ploin together and send your coal orders for shipment ln carlowd lots direct from the mines. All sizes. all kinds; write us for particulars and prices. Holman}; Summerside
9717-6-9-31
--FERTILIZER FOR SALE-Ave ‘still have a few tons high grade .l'eriillzer which we are offering at a VGPV low price. Book your mdcrs at once-Mlllman 8t Duggan, Ken- sington, P.E.I_ 9740-66001
-RETURN. — Mr. Justice Arscnuult, Mr. Harold Palmer, Photlionotary, and Mr. Frank Walker. Court Reporter. returned to Charlottetown yesterday utter attending Supreme Court in Sum- merslde.
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-ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. — The North Bedeque Dramatic Players wish to an- nounce that they have engaged Victoria Hull for Wednesday. Juno 16th and ‘Central iBedeqine Hall Juno 18th, for their play cntillcd “And Dilly Disappeared." Pro- ceeds ln aid of rink. Admission 35 and 25 cents. 970d
~ --NEW LAWYEFL-ililr. w. Henry Noonan who was called l0 the Bai- at the June term of the Supreme Court is receiving the congratulations of his h-ienils. His many friends and acquaintances will be pleased to learn ‘that lie will remain in the office of Mc- Quai-rle and Araenault, Slimmer- iilde, with whom he has born as- soclatod for the past five years us a student at law. Mi‘. Ivooiuiii on account o! the very high marks made in his examinations has been called to the ‘Bar without ilui necessity 0t. putting in the usual ‘year as an attorney. Ills splen- ‘did record us n student ziugurs well for success in his clicison pro- lession. nlr. Noonnn is n son ni Mr and lMrs Wm. A. Norman, Bcdeque.
—SUPREME COURT. - Th». Juno term of the Supri-nio ‘Court concluded ln Summersldc yester- day afternoon. The cuso of tho ‘King vs. George Trowiirlaln “'11s continued after the opening of Court in the morning and ut 12.05 o'clock the jury retired. Al 2.15 o'clock the Jury retired uiid report- ,ed that they could not agree. (it ls understood that seven were for acquittal and five lor conviction.) They were therefore d-schzirged. The case will be tried again at the next session 0f the Supreme Court. in November. The prisoner was
Fashion Fanciés i
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fiHlFFlON ROSE PETALS FOR PARTY FROOK
By Marla Belmont
Rows of rose petals, snipped from, a length of pole pink chiiIon, Iorm, the cunning little pai-ty (rock ad- lored by any child of live. lln making this simple Imcli. various shades of rose color can he used. deeper tints graduating to-_ Iwlrd the ‘bottom, or it coir-be kept Imus Milk. Nauru» of ribbon udd
‘Nina \\‘;i_vi' 1 lllis
o! (orgery, was sentenced to two; years in penitentiary by His Lord- ship Mr. Justice Arsenault.
—Hon. H. Frank MacPhee, Com- mlssloner o! iPubllc Works, was in Summerside yesterday.
Eastern Guardian
..'EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr. J.‘ W. Murdock is now Guardian agent‘ in Montague and will be pleased to receive new! items, advertis- mg. etc.
..'SEE THE MARVELLOUS photoplziy “The 'l‘on Command- ments" in Oddlellowfs Ilall. Mont- ague, June 14th. Don't miss it.
6-10-2i
..*PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. —'l‘he Presliytcriuiis ol’ Montague will hold service iii llie {iloiitugui- Baptist Church. June 13th at 11 1i. m. Sunday ‘school meets iil i0 o'clock. Rev. D. Ziic-Vlcur, prciicli- or. Everybody wclcoinc.
..'Mrs. J. -I'. iMacNlcliol, ol Pliiln- dellphla, widow of tho lnle Senator MuuNichol, accompanied by lier two sons, Dunstan and Robert, and her sister, liilss Mary Donahue. arrived Wednesday night from Philadelphia and lcft today to spend the summer at Mrs. Muc- NlchoPs home in Cardigan.
.."ISLAND GRADUATE- Bnl-y timore papers contain an llllfllWlfill-j lug report of the graduating exer-l clses oi St. Joseph's hospital llll that clty_ Among the grmliiates ls‘ one Canadian Miss diary Doyle, of Georgetown, P. E. I., daughter oil Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doyle. lliissl Doyle is tho first Canadian to grud~ unto from that hospital.
Tyne Valley And Vicinity
The Ellerslle Dramatic Players presented Home Tics a comedy drama in four acts 1o a ‘packed hall on Friday, May 25. The repeated applause ‘heard on all sides showed the keen interest taken in [lu- pl: y by the audience and reflected great (ffflllf, on tliosc inking part.
Tho following is the cast of char- ‘ actors.
Illartin Wynne-Iiicmorics of tho past ~11. C. Hayes Leonard Everett——a son of the soil
. E. R, lVlcNevln il-lurold \'ll1C8'll‘l——fl‘0lll New York— l B. McDougzill
E. J, liiillnr
‘Josiah Tlzznril Ruth \\‘iiin~ nlnrllnfls
LVliss ll. (irigg . .
Wfroiii Noii- York ~-
l\illlll. .\lcl:'.-..<u Ali" Ililrs. ‘Poplin . L-zidy Jzinc-~livly». . uiul
hi; in ililvllrlllll! i’. W. (Y. (Zli.'irloli|>»‘ iilWll. liu-a l‘|'|l|i’lll'(l lo luir huiiu- ill‘ 'l‘yi1r\ Vulloy. lilstoilv i1 mm of mo, siicccssiul slllllPlllfi of ii your, \\'c' coiigrululzilc. lie-r. ‘i "s Myrll- Phillips 'l‘_vlic Yul. '_ lvy \ < a visitor In Siiiiiinvrsidi- on 'l'iicsvl:|_v, Juiii- hi. '
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hope for ll 141F141)‘ l‘l'(‘ll\'i‘l'y,
Nllss nliivQiiinrrio and Alias Loril. suli-sludif‘! iii ll. '1‘. llilllllllll lltiL. WPW‘ lsilors lo ElliTHllv iluring [ho past Wiflfk.
Iilziiiv ur.» ivi-lz-omlnig hon“) my and Mrs. .1. \\'. llroniii. ‘lflviu: Va!- ley who liuvo filPlll. llu- Wlllill‘ inl Boston. Iiliiss T, |
Services in Tyne Vnlloy on Sini- day wore conducted in ‘Flic Presby- terlaii Church Ill 2.1m p, m m,“ Mr. Wood ‘(f0ll(lll('|lill.{ tho Survive.‘ l-ii tlin (‘.\'i‘lilll[.‘,' at 7.3m l, .m_ u...“ Mr. ‘Martin poaclii-il \'('l‘y immuni- "‘|'|Y 10‘ u. liirg» c-nnizrc-giuioii, Sun- iliii’ School was lu-ld in both churches at 1.550 p. in. '1‘.
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Dezeng Diagnostic Professional ' Unit
COMFORT FOB ‘III ILTIINI‘ EFFICIENCY IOB Tlll - OPTOLIITBIDI
The Wollnworth Unli pronnt a eompul ninth: o! noionill Instruments chm onlblu ‘ Ih Ophmetrinl to cover complain]! llll ocular examination, vvitliou the patient having tho chair and with nah Indlvldnnl llmumnn within Instant roach.
An Important mqulllh of a r0- frmuting outfit l: ulnolulu III- Iorl for Ibo putlnnt.
This Inn been accomplished In Ibo Wolllworth Unit will od-
Inllont. A comfortable potion! can be more qulnkly and coolly oxunirml-
Aneuruy fill diploma) h! the Optometrist In nanomplllhnl II}! Donal Iolflo Illtrlmnh of
Inna pf lulu which an with In Instant real III IIIII balm Ola patient.
‘III: Unit lune! In all only
a finishing touch at shoulder and‘ 0'
oir the small rpockot near the ho!- "m .._..n.. .J|WI.
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l"li‘i"d seriously ill. Nlziiiy lrimuls '
A WEEK END 0F BARGAINS
Thursday Friday and Saturday
A lucky purchase of best Canadian Print Cotton; light and dark shades. Regular value 25c and 30c per yd_ (2000 yrds in lot.) '
Special Price Only 15c yard,
Ten yards only to one customer. Get in on this Bargain.
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2000 yards 36 in. Unbleached Cotton. Special price 10c yd 250 yards Striped Flannelette. Special price . . . . 15c yd, 300 yards White Cotton to clear. Special price . . 10c yd, 500 yards Assorted Colored Dimity. Special price 20c yd, 500 yards Plaid Gingham. Ladies. Special price 25c yd,
Just received another lot of Silk Hose, all shades. Reg- ular value $1.50 clearing at half price. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
A special line of Ladies’ Silk Hose, all colors to clear at.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. L. .. .. .. ..39c See our table of Remnants in Silk, Broadcloths and Dress Goods at half price and less.
See our special lines of Polka Dots, Rayons and Silks. All
the new shades for summer dresses. All sold at our low price. ~
Values From 0ur Men’s Glothing Department
50 Men’s Suits, good quality twceds, all sizes. Regular value $22.00 l0 $25.00. Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16.00 50 Boys’ Suit-s, good serviceable tweeds. All sizes. Reg- ular value up t0 $12.00. Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.00 Men’s Khaki Pants, extra special for . . . . . . . . $1.50 pair 50 Carriage Wraps. Regular $5.00. Clearing at . . . .$3.00 Men’s large durable Work Shirts 75c to . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 10 dozen Men’s Overalls. Value $1.50 and $1.75 to clear at.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .-$1.00 A special line of Boys’ Caps for only . . . - . . . . . . . 60c Each A special line of Men’s Silk Caps for only . . . . . 75c Each Men’s fancy Cotton Hose with stripe . . . . 2 pair for $1.00 Men’s B-albriggan Combinations. Special .. . . . . $1.19 Roller and Work Suspenders. A real bargain . . 39c Pair Boys’ Cotton Jerseys at special price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c Men’s fancy Negligee Shirts. Special at $1.00, $1.17 $1.50 Men’s Soiled White Flannelette Night Gowns. Regular $2.25. Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19
A Sale of Sample Dresses
25 in lot. Good quality Printed Silk. Regular value $22.00 on sale
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY For the Special Price of $ '1 5, 95
“THIS IS AREAL BARGAIN”
Kiddies Party Dresses, Voile, Chain Black Sateen $1.00 to . . . . . . . . . .. 4-75 Khaki Play Suits ............ . . . . . . .. ........ . . $1.35 Ladies’ Knitted Suits for sport wear $12.75 to . . . . $15.00 Pollgee Silk Bloomers. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51-65 Oddlines in Corsets, including Gossiirds. Special. . $2.75 Ladies’ Summer Wash Dresses of Voile, Rayon, Fusi Silk, Broadcloth, etc., arriving daily. ‘
Proilvse Bros Ltd.
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bray, Gingham and
Rayons, Striped,