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» Early Comers will secure some of the most attractive bargains

that you can imagine. Lovely summer dresses, mostly sleeve- less models, in craysheen, celanese and crepe de chene. The ~ colors shown are white, green, peach, yellow, pink, maize and

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$10.50 Dresses for $7.88 $3.95 Dresses for $2.72 -_...$16.00 Dresses for $12.00 .$19.50 Dresses for $14.63 _

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This Morning We offer 1 ummer Dresses-Reduce

$8.95 Dresses for $6.72.

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4 Remarkable Values in Lovely Crepe-de-c hene ` Lace trimmed 1 Undergarments

Jrepe de chene Gown, daintily trimmed with ` ` N N, lace, shown in pmk peach and white, a most 7 ` ‘

outstanding value at A " I

Crepe de chene slip, lace trimmed, very choice ~ Iabric, beautifully made, white, peach, pink '

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tis' noon. Joan A. Douglas. Sew.

-DON'T FAIL to hear Miss Bar

stanley Bridle Hail on Friday even- xnz. Ausuad mn at s P. as. samu- sion 25c. ~ 7282-8-14-31.

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--INMAN PICNIC-A picnic will

. E. Island, at the shore of D. In- man, Hampton. on Thursday after- noon, Aus. lbth. If rainy. Friday, 16th. All connections sre_ invited with their baskets. 7221-8-12-Bi

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bars McNeill of Charlottetown at _

bs has cc screams the nom y¢»r}":;i"‘°°m’:h of the landing of the Inmsns on c on h*’ P

compare with usual $5.00 lines . . sam* g

DANCE SET, of daintiest crepe de chene, trim med to harmonise with slip mentioned above, wonderi'ulvaue_ ._ . _ _ .

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BLOOMER in bobette and standard style, very daintily made garment of nne crepe de chene,

lace trimming .._._._._._._._._._.

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Slips and Bloomers

These are broken lines of regular 50c value, if we have your size, you’ll get a really notable bargain. Look them over, your chances of getting something to suit you, are very good indeed.- Fifty cent value .. .',._., _. .

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_ Sulnmersi V

\ I <' _touched by their kind remembrsnoes

ten conducted by Rev. Mr. Smith, assist ed by Rev. A. Adams and Rev. J. P. O. Fraser. 'Crosslng'thc Bar" was sung very feelingiy by the United Church quartctte. -Messrs. Crue, Bmallman, Hcustis and Sharp, and a beautiful solo by Mr. Linkletter. The Pall-bearers were Messrs. Brenton Clark, Ernest Usllbeck. Robert Palm- er, Earl Bohurman, Ewen Nicholson and Dr. A. L. McDonald. Interment was in the Peoples Cemetery, Bum-

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-ADDRESS AND PRESENTA-

ON.-A number of friends from ummerside gathered at the home

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of Miss Celina Gaudet. ot Bt. Nich-

olas. on the eve of her departure

for Montreal where she will cn- M' the Owswsition of 'Notre Dame. A very pleasant cvsning was spent and s. very nicely worded address and a handsome presenta- lon was_ presented to Miss Gaudet “fins

d the ' Miss Gaudet has a very large circle of friends in

de and was very deeply

RADIO

..MONCTON, Aug. 12.-1929 ‘Radio Prosramme CNRA, Tuesday, Aug 12th )475.9 metres). Moncton, N. B. 8.00 p. fn.-9.00 p. m. (A B T)-CNRA studio by string orchestra and Hal- lfax artists. Miss Madeline New- combe, Soprano. Mr. Grits Schaef- ar, Baritone. 9.00-10.00 p. m. (AST). Canadian National chain pr0€ramme, Prenchs-Canadian hour of music from Montreal over stations C. N. R. A., Moncton, C. N. R Q., Quebec O. N. R. M ., Montreal, C. N. R. 0., Ottawa. Holrody Pauli, eminent vio- linist, Vancouver, will be heard in thi linist, Vancouver, will be heard in this

part of the programme. 10.00 p. m.-11.00 p. m. (A B T)-. Network programme from Toronto over station C. N. B. A Moncton. C. N. R. Q., Quebec. C. N. R. M. Montreal, C. N .R. D. Ottawa, C. N. R; L., London, C. N. R. T., Toronto. '

::Miller’s Worm Powders act so

thoroughly that stornachic and intes- tional worms pass from the child without being noticed and withcht inconvenience to the sufferer. They are painless and perfect in action. n times will be found a

a d at all

healthy medicine, strengthening thaJ infantile stoamch and maintaining

sides being an eifectiva verniifuge, they are tonioll and health-livin( in 11 their elects.

'rms as me sscoas mms um. this '°"` 1 ymms . ' ' '

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Province ” '

Babe Ruth hit his 31st home run of

maior league career in the 'third inn- ing ot the Cleveland-Yankee game W

today;

earningsfrom the soil. ‘Lh

rssaunwaspisausisessrnev- crknowswhatwillcomeup. 3

lldy has been waited on Kim P H

her friends since ihe announce ,mem at I on onntuwl

mt of her departure from the 'nh no vim lm _umxgmmn “_ _ p .

itinvisorousoperationsothat,be In

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nouncement

a eir new life. Mr. Osmond Thom-

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lm-I -nailz ================: un3°u|wh0 UMBC nWDlth° cud UUUU'

trywith Messrs. Poo

le, and who has

¢°N1li>0eitonstis\rseic.wasaIse one of the guests of honor at" the supper. The three young men were lnwited with a .very beautifully "°f¢|°d IMYGII. a ilve dollar gold

piece and cigarette caarsnd lighter

l ' Subdivision wishes to announce the opening' of

their branch office in Summerside.

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_ Aluminum Bark

The management of Aluminum Park 1

Aluminum Park Subdivision is a restricted

P Vdevelopment adjacent to the $375,000,000 indus-

_trial city, Arvida, and offers an exceptional

.0DD0rtunity for investment.

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5. _ Mr. E. _M._Gallsnt, Mgr. assisted by Miss Brydep _ from the homeodice, will be in ghm-ge, g_ _ ‘

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biscuit for puppies or old tones is ` ' - as n in xooa ni s and in in---ice. "m" '““'“° ""°°"-“"'“”°

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-WANTED.-Pipe Organist and _MY ‘M

Choir Director for Presbyterian ° II

Church. Apply to T. D. Ramsay, Box am "num wi

75. Bummerside. '|3728-is-Si, mmds in

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-ron sam.-A amos mere. six __w' .M Mn

:years old. Broken. Applyto James Damn' M h_

Burns, Malpeque. 7215-8-14-li. 1 WHIMI. fl

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and Mn A. T. Philli ton.-B. _

ll -Mir Ghelley Schuman. at the

Bank or Nova ssetis at is spending his vacation with his par.-

_FUNEML or Mm WALLACE sau. mr. um ur. amsr assumes

nsanmo.-'rne funeral cz an-.wan °' Summer-side. U ` _. ` I _ _p - ,lace Harding. who lost his life so ' . < ‘ ‘* ~ ' _

tragically last Wednesday, took place mr?" rr” u‘°x‘y‘ -u luamu’ 5, _ ~

| on Saturday afternoon at his law “mm” nm’ '”°“u"'_°-mv” ;_ ~ __ . _ V -

_ msummmisssssszurssyzessessl .~ 1. » . ~

residence on Winter Street, Bum- . / ~ . ~_ _,_

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ua water-ms, smrwsrsneieisg su'

merside, and was very largl at- - , l

ded. The impressive serv?io,e was “muy wh° M" hm mm“*m‘ml

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-Mi-. W. L. ssoxeasis, ss sim.

merside, lsit on lloadayeosqgq the www or. the r. o. o. iv.. whichBb6iD(held\t_lldlW_7.¢.l., imswe¢nur.‘ucxsssuuss`ae-. gaieh'0lni.haPl‘lh¢aBWlrd/Lobo, Summeraids.-S. ` ~

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ll4» 0! -I.. lla Yilitin( onthellland. &.Ddi\l|l4||11si!in¢ hismothsr,Mrs.`Dcnsld.lt\¢llD§\la forafewdlvl. 'I'h°yhsvoalsobeea v|sit1nsm-.ansmaoesr¢encsin- son. of Bummerside, Mrs- (Dr.) Don- ald’sDl¥¢ntl. ` l

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bursh; Scotland, and graduate or versity. has new denoein Bumm many friends. kindly Played at the Summersiaa aol! Club Danc'e"on` Friday last. Kar nlavins was vm mm ~snn'¢ims by the dancers. 5

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mssosusst csmcs with .

ia, best' wishes of s nm of :;"u" 12:" °~“""'°”""‘°' da_s .hunsai . Ansnspmdisg a

wecktharetheywanttodanesden,

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onxvmaino, ohio, Aug. 12.- -A soon sam: onf. _ Messrs. - '

Bm visithisparentsuntiltiieendelsug.

and Edward .Poole. who came um Mm Max” I-mlm”

the season ,and the Milt od his OU* “Om Ensland about two years to ,mann W :Q 1*' my

o and have since been working n.m._wmma, mm.

sith farmers at New Annan, mg on Tn '

urday for Montreal. Before leiv- _-_Mrs llarganst gggqgm _'mm'

158 they were feted by the P0°Dle of w m_ “mum xmbnmekmm H9 district. Mrs. James March- Kémn' ,I 1* “uw ,M

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Flrmm md “www M *Mi* "‘““" °”"'°° ‘W °“‘°" 1°¥”°'» “" vmss ms :sowing seeueiatsaeas.

wld a lovely supper and dance for sh, lm mm, unnpmml, em in the New Annan Hall on' ,mn yu” un' “ml u 'ww' 7~'h\1\’ldl»Y UWMUK. where thclrfricnds ‘ ~

themed to wish them good luck in $1” hu hm “ami”

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Eastern

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enables cigar smokers m lhlro in the valuable presents Which are ex.

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“Barry,Jenklnl. Brookline; _lfass., is visiting iriends in

lass., reasatiy visited Gtorsetowa. town.

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, minds. rmamrrmust insulin' c<`iMrsN°i,mM-

ITED, have found~tl\e solution in their incressinzlY

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