A gar, FURNITURE

White Polo Coats and Suits,

slightly soiled, special — -— $7

8 Raincoats, clearing — —— —

Crepe Suits, plain and printed, dark shades — — — — —— —

3.98 Special rack of Dresses, clearing 1-98

THRSDAY, FID a

LADIES’ READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT

6 Children’s Suits and Coats,

.95 clearing — —— — -— —— —; —-

1-00 Ladies’ House Dresses, worth

up to $1.49, special —— — —-

$1.9

Ladies’ Dresses, worth up to 5 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Clearance

'79 Ladies, ~"°° Spring

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d SATURDAY,‘ JU 25, 26 27

MEN ‘S WEAR DEPARTMENT

Men's Fancy Worsted Suits, black and brown stripe and checks, sizes 36 to ,46 —- — 12-93 A

Men’s English Worsted Suits, special tailoring, colors, blues, fancy brown and black checks and stripes with two pair

23 MenYs..Lighi'. Tweed Suits, plain back models, tawns and greys, sizes“ 36 to“ 39, high grade tailoring, clearlng——- 10.00

Men’s Fancy Cashmertex Hose .19 Men’s full size Work Shirts — . 79

THE ISLAND’S

LEADING STORE

Noggcs

The Annual or 11;. Masonic Ten-mle Company will In held in the oiiice of E. R. Brow at

AUCTION SALE

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03 '1 o'clock I’. ‘M. J. 3. now,

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bl-...'oueco-m June 25th, 1933. I-4907-6-24-11.

A. 1).. 1936, at 1 o'clock P. M. their stock and Irnplllmente. For further purliculnn see Hand Bub,

JOHN r. nmnwr .5 oo.,

Auctioneers.

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"Auction, SALE

— _ heating. Suitable

68 Pawlnl street.

Deslnble property. Street, dwelling house comprising 14 rooms and shop. bathroom, hotwetar

FOR SALE

03. T0 RENT

75 Dorcheeler

[or store and

-- boarding house or for conversion into npnrtrnents or tenements. Apply

3': will -cu by rum. Auction on L'53°°"“’M-W'1"-“-

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In Memoriam

MISS HAZEL ELIZABETH LEABD

There passed away at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Artl. mas Leard. Tryon.‘June mn, 1938 in the 21st year 01 her age, Hazel Elizabeth Leard, youngest. daughter of the bereaved parents. Death did not come suddenly. ‘but a long and protracted illness forced the splen- did young body to succumb to the ravages of disease, and one or the fairest and sweetest or our flowers isded and died just as her woman sweetness was pervading the home, the church and community.

All that could be done for her re- covery. by loving parenm and skill- ed physicians, both at Prince County Hospital, Bummerslde. and home care was done. But to no avail. ehe was brought home and with sweet surrender to the Heavenly Father-‘s will made the spiritual preparation for the home‘ beyond. She left the scenes or the seas she loved so well to gaze upon. lor the seas oi’ crystal and river oi.’ Life. The pastor Rev. in. mind use in constant attendance and led the young soul in kindly minlsteratlon to the Lamb of God, who taketh sway the sins oi’ the world. And the Saturday beiore she died. her pastor, Mr. Lund called to see her and she was feeling fine; she asked {or reading and prayer and her {other and mother to be with them. It was indeed a glorious torteste oi the banquet eternal and a glow of divine A "‘ touched the ievered brow and left its benediction or heavenly peace. A in days more days oi’ plinlx weakness, And the

spirit winged its night to the land or love and Joy.

The iuneral service was simple but impressive. Rev. Mr. Llmd preached the funeral sermon, both at the home and grave. The hymns or her choice were sung. Mrs. Wright -presided at the organ. Dressed in light blue, with light grey casket, and home by young men, and cov- ered with lovely {lowers {mm the Young People's society and her girl friends around, the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery oi the United church, Tryon. the arms of mother earth taking back the dust made sacred the spirit going to the Lord and God oi Llie who said: "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, from henceforth, saith the spirit, for they rest irom their labors and their works do follow them."

"The funeral dlrge of earth lssllent, But the psalm of angel choirs Breaks out upon the air

Another soul is born to lilo eternal

Another race among the angel throng. Why should we weep, ‘tie birth, not death To live again, to grow to nature of the Lord oi’ Life.

our tears are dried, our cease,

terrors

We tune our harps afresh to sing The victory of eternal life."

she leaves behind to mourn their loss: father. mother, two brothers, Austin in Tryon and Harrison who helped care for her at home, and one sister, Hilda, now Mire. Ray- mond Newson, Rose valley, besides (mg little niece and nephew, and. e number of sums and uncles and cousins to mourn for her.—-D.

GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune

ALBANY PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

Mrs. Urvllle Large entertained the members at Pleasant Circle Institute, at her home on Thursday evening. June llth. Nine members and seven visitors were present. The President occupied the chair, and opened the nice by repeat- ing the creed in un . Roll call was answered with “Gardening Hints". The diilerent committees gave their reports, and the io!iow- lng new ones were appointed. sick- Mrs. Lome Cameron, Mrs. Wallace Cameron; Program—lll;s. Arthur McKay, Mn. Lorne Cameron. Mrs. Earl Boulter and Mrs. Lorne Osm- eron were appointed delegates to attend the convention in Charlotte- town, on July 14th and Mrs. Wallace Cameron and Mrs. Jerome Mcxenna, were appointed substi- tutes. It was decided to hold an ice- crcam social on the school grounds. Thursday evening, June 25th. Roll call to be answered )at next place or meeting) with "Ways a woman can save money". singing of the National Anthem brought A. very pleasant evening to a. close.

___.__...._...___ A GOOD INVESTMENT

nrsoiw. ms.-—1.ovely Bun. 511' Albe Bailey's iilly. winner oi the classic Oils: and $38,315. was pick~ ed up at a sale in Ireland by the South African millionaire for about 32.000.

OUITING Vfl.Vl'l' when cutting out a velvet ger-

mentbyepe.ttern,useflneneedies ineteadod ol.herwiIcthe|Ir-

men: shows ugly pin nuns.

Knee-length Hose —- — —~ —- —— .29

S. A. MCDONALD’

clvs rum

vsaarsons ‘AND rzowuz rmnrs. wit my run ros-mas.

Flower plants have been so much improved that the old time flowers

1' . Plsnie—l.‘xtfl only cabbage and cauliflower, Boo .'.os., 31.50 per loo. Early celery and en- cumbers. 25c doz., (Red Cayenne) and (Sweet. Peppers) 30¢: dos. Extra early tomato, 50¢ doll. Info to- mato, soc dos.

Late cabbage, cauliflower and .el- ery will be ready June ma. late cabbage, 100, soc; (per 1,000 i.o.b. Charlottetown 02.50). Lute ebull- ilower. mo don, 75c per 100. (per 1,000 i.o.b. Charlottetown 86.00). Late celery, Soc doc. 31.50 per loo.

Annual Bedding Flcwér Plante- Aster, Phlox, stocks, Alysauzn, Pet- unia in the following varieties (Rosy Morn, nose at Heaven, Bel- cony mixed and Balcony Blue). Verbena, Marigold (Gaines Gold). Msrlkold (Dwarf rrocoh Mixed). Sn ,‘ _ , Cosmos. Oslenduls. Lcbelis at 25c dos. Seedling Pansy. xochle (Burning Bush). Bslvin. Dlanthus Pinks. Age:-Itum st and dos. Daisy, 50c dol.

pangs _ _ _ _ -__ _ _ __ 19_5o Men's Dress Straw Hats —- — .69 Ladies’ Straw Hats —- —— g—- — .98 Special line of Ladies’ Sport S Top Coats, clearing —— — — 6.95 Sets “ “ ‘ “ “ “ — "' 1-93 Ladies’ Felt Hats, special —— — 1.98 Hats ' _ _ " ‘ —" _ I‘ '79 Men’s and Young Men’s Plain Men,“ Red Back Overalls’ large an out 6 1: t Ladies’ Crepe Hats —- -—- — -—- 1.98 Ladies’ Sport Hats — —- — -— .... .98 aéld Fancy B3'°k Model“! Sp°rt , ' pm 6 S _ _ T‘ — — 1'29 Suits , , weeds, two pair pants — -—- 13.95 Men s Khaki Pants, heavy drill 1,19 YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT L . ' 20% oif all Spring Coatings Pillow Cases, special — — — .21 _ . Line of slightly soiled Dress Two—piece Rayon Pyjamas — .69, Balance of Fancy Printed Silks, Print Cotton, special —— — — .15 Slips _ __ _ _. Dollar Days 33 clearing — — — — — — -— .69 Table Cloths 50 X 50 __ _ _ _ .49 Special’ Bloomers and lace u_im_ Special, Ladies Printed Dimity Fancy Printed Rayon, special __ ,.19 Unbleached Sheeting, 72 inch _27 ‘ med Panties —- Dollar Days .. .-39 Nightgowns ———— —- — 1.19 Pillow Cases, special -— -— —- .19 soiled Bath Towels — — —- 1-3 OFF ’ . L and mgiam Spefclial, Lfidiefisorcrfigg Odd line of Ladies Collars — -— .19 Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to Boys Rayon Polo Shirts —— — .49 sizesonl'eg(1)lIz:r a$1.%0 qIlality .79 Frmed Curt/31113» W01‘?-h Ill) to - 14, worth up to $1.49 — — — .59 Boys two _ piece Balbfiggan Ladieyvchmon and Light Set $1.25 — — — — — — -— — .98 Children’s Rompers, worth up Shifts and Drawers. De!‘ Suit -25 vice Weight Hose, all colors -59 Oucloth Shopping Bags ‘-—- '19 g _ T to $1.49, clearing -—- — -—- — .59 Boys Oliver Twist Suits’ navy Ladies White Mesh Gloves an Suede finish Shopping Bags — -29 ’ Children’s Spring Coats — 1/2 PRICE blue: Sizes 2 to 6 — —" " - . 1-98 sizes — — — — — -—- -1- —— .39 Bridge Cloths. With Serviettes, Chfldrews Hats "T — "' "’ “' '69 BOYS Tweed Suits. 5110“ Pant. Ladies’ Handbags, all colors in- special ———— _ '_ _’_ 1'39 Special line of Kiddies Anklets, C010I‘S. _gI‘el’S. bI'0WnS and 9 eluding white -— — -— — — 1.00 Garment Bags, worth up to all sizes and COIOTS -—- -— -—- .15 blues» 51295 6 to 12, years “ 4-00 Ladies» Washable Kid Gloves, V $1-25 — * * * — — —" -— .98 _ Boys Tweed Suits, colors brown . ial ——-— ———— —— — 1.59 R bb Brill Cl th —- — -—- . Misses Silk Hose, all colors .35 checks and fawn’ long mm’ Great samfice of an our Ladies spec u er ge 0 s 39. Boys Pure Wool Bathing Suits .79 sizes 28 to 36 —- —— — ~— — 6.98 Spring Coats at 1-3 discount; the BARGAIN DEPARTMENT season’s newest and smartest House Dresses ———— —— work Shirts — —— -4- -3- --.— f.55 ' BthT 1, i————-—-—- - ‘ 25¢ styles for this great event. L';'dies?vé'g&o§’1°‘S1iIpS __ _ __ __ _43 Wool Auto Rugs 7- -—- —-.-— — 2-00

Blair: and Printed Cotton —— - .17.

THE ISLAND’S LEADING STORE

Hardy perennials and wintered over, liollyhock double. Foxglove. Canterbury Bell, Ciypsophilis or Baby's Breath, Forget-me-not and Carnation, 15c each. sweet William. Daisy and Pansy in bloom, me each. Delphiniums 150‘ each.

We will at all times be Pleased to have customers cell at our car- deno and personally select their order. This advertisement Appears every Tuesday and Friday.

Th. following ilrms carry 001' plants exclusively: Carter as 00. Seed Store, P. W. Woolworth. Re- mit by postal note or elite“ money order. it by check add 15¢ exchange. We, do not send 0.01). Send all mail orders to

J. 1. GAY I SON

'3“, Box 18?. Charlottetown. P. I}. I.

Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus St. .ice

STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 27m. or as soon after as possible. Leave Georletown 8.15 A.ld.l.eeve ohsrlotelowu Loo P-It Clflllllll . . 8.85 AM.

48 Road .......... B.l50'A.M. Baldwin's loud ... 055 AA]. St. Therese’: .. . 9.00 Al. Peetee . 9.10 All. Fen Alnstus .... Me Al. Webster's Corner . MO us. Johnston's liver .. 0.50 AM. Arrive Charlottetown ... 10.10 A-M. llcedqnnrten at Cflrlottetown

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

NOTICE

The West River Bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic commencing Tuesday: June 23:11, until further notice. Deputy Minhter of Public Works and Highways

L. B. Mel-.MlLLAN, olnrlettetuvn, June II,_lIlO.

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