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VISIT IIOLMAN’S BOOTH I Plan To

. Mix‘ Business

With Pleasure!

u win Pay You Al Holman’s i Lower Prices

For Exhibition

‘were afiorded a cordial welcome.

IT WILL PAY YOU AT

den, kitchen or bedroom. Modern design, powerful, all electric, good tone.

Suitable for living room,

Exhibition Special And $2.50 Per Month

N0 INTEREST Price i

General Electric 10 Tube RADIO

Latest Spring 1933 Model, listing at $129.00. The 10 only on sale won't last long — order yours EARLY. Features :—- 10 New Type G.E. Tubes;- Tone Equalizer; Automatic Volume Control: _Tone Control; Translucent Dial; Improved , Dynamic Speaker. Exhibition Special.

‘$1.50 $69.50

$6.25 Per Month NO INTEREST

IIOLMAN-"ENTERPRISE a I o RANGES $43.50 I

THE CAPITAL

A proveu Range — full sized, heavily constructed, a. good heater, a good cooker and an excellent baker.

Burns wood or coal. Complete ﬁtted for I

wood

For coal 50c. Extra.

NOW. for l0 Months.

The Famous “Iron Duke” Cast Iron Range. The most popular Range on the market today. If we knew of a better Range we'd get it. Exhibition Special with

Reservoir or

Waterfront .

$9.00 sow

$7.85 Per Month

“Vi<;tory" Cast. Iron Range, all Cast Iron, sturdily built. An exhibition Special with

$05.00

Waterfront .

$7.00 son‘

$5.SO,Per Month

NO INTEREST NO INTEREST

Holman’s Five and Ten

The Biggest Show in the City of ‘ CROCKERY .-- GLASSWARE — KITCHENWARE

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TOMAKE HOLMAIWS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOB APPOINTMENTS WITH YOUR FRIENDS 0- LEAVING PARCELS -- TELEPHONING — OB JUST FOR REST AND RELAXATION IN THE COOL ATMOSPHERE.

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SIIMMERSIIIE and Prince County

-I'lIs sslusnn ls nursed for hIIl o! local Interest but advertising o! s uzwsy nsturs be Inserted st I r-snts u word strictly payable In n6’ Inca,

—l8ACl‘l HAVI just ncsdved s ssoond direct shipment of “Brnyco” English fox wirs. The stock is now complete in all sizes. Orders filled promptly. 480

—-NEW EQUIPMENT INSTAL- LlD-Thc Prince County Hospitsl has just installed s. Basalmetalsim machine of the Benedict-Ross type for fuss in connection with the trust» I ment of goltro and borderline cuss, which sdds greatly to the efficiency of the institution-S.

—V1S1TED suivnucnsmn-Ms- jor George Wilson, appointed to i commend the New Brunswick and 'Princs Edward Island Divisions of the Salvation Army, paid his first visit to Summerside on Saturday. Hs was accompanied by Mrs. W11. son. and addressed meetings that evening. Major and Mrs. Wilson have very pleasing personalities and

They were the guests of Dr. John A. McNelll and Mrs. McNeill during their visit. At the meeting, besides Captain Ward and Lieut. Braden, who are stationed at Summerside, were the farmer's sister, Miss Ward and Miss Graham, of Bridgewnter, N. B.-—5.

—VISITING PROVINCE __ My, Edmund Campbell, well known min-

ing engineer, of Toronto and his ' , son, Edmund Jr., arrived in Bum-

mcrside on Friday evening from Newfoundland. Mr. Campbell left on Saturday afternoon for Toronto, but expects to return again in a week's time for a short vacation in his native province. lvllrs. Camp- bell has been spending some time in St. Eleanors. M: .and Mrs. Campbell are both natives of the Province and are receiving a. cordial welcome from old friends. lvLrs. Campbell has purchased some hook- ed rugs and says that the rugs made by the women of Ontario and Que- ' bec do not come up to the high standard of beauty of design or workmanship as those made by the natives of Prince Edward Island. This should be encouraging to thoss interested in the handicraft of the Island-S. a

-SUR.PRISE PARTY _- Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay, of Summerside were pleasantly surprised at their

summer home "Tillicum Cottage," Stanley Bridge, on Friday last by a visit from members of Princess Chapter of the Eastern Star and other friends of the surrounding country. There were about forty in the party, who brought a welcome greeting and a sumptuous lunch basket and the evening was spent in a most enjoyable manner. In- strumental music was furnished by Mr. Palethorpe, Mr. Breemcn, Mr. Ernest Dunning and Mr. George Nicholson. Vocal selections were given by Mrs. J. A. Fleming and. Mr. Eric Found. Two Gaelic songs were beautifully rendered by Mrs. Wallace McKay and very much ep- preciated. Mr. and Mrs. McKay and family were very grateful for the cordial welcome given them, so unexpectedly, by the residents of the districts-S.

—ASSAULT CASES-Two youths, who had been sent to the Juvenile Court by Magistrate E. I-I. Strong, KC, charged with indecent assault on a female, were returned beck to the ordinary Court by Judge In- mun, (Judge of the Juvenile Court), as he considered, as the boys were nearly sixteen years of age, the 1n- terests of the public and the boys themselves would be better served for them to be tried in the ordinary court. The cases were heard on Friday and Saturday. Both youths were found guilty of the charge and each given sentences of one month in the County jail. The Magistrate in passing sentence, stated that, in view of the boys not yet being slx- teen years of age, he had exercised clemency, adding this warning that if they ever came up before him again on any charge, they would be given the full penalty the law im- posed. Mr. F. E. Doiron represented the Crown and T. L. Compton the accuse’. A case against n man for

Painful Piles

Go Quick-No Cutting-No Solves

Itching bleeding or protruding piles go quickly and don't come back, if you really remove the cause. Bod blood circulation in the lower bowel and hemorrhoidal veins caus- ss piles by msking the affected psrts weak, ﬂabby, almost dead. Solves and suppositories fsll be- cause only an internal medicine that stimulates the circulation and drives out the impure blood can act- uslly correct the cause of piles, Dr. J. B. Lsonhardt discovered u real internal Pile remedy. After pre- scribing it for 1.000 patients with success in over 800 cases, he named it HEM-ROID. Hughes Drug Co.,

Join The Crowd Saving Al I

HOLMAAN’

Ltd., snd druggists everywhere sell HEM-ROI!) Tablets with guaran-

" tee they will end your Pile misery or book.

money

$1.95 SILK HOSE

creating a disturbance on a public street in Summerside was heard and the defendant found guilty and fin- ed $5 and costs or ten days in jail. -S.

PERSONALS this week from New Brunswick.

of interest.

--Mr. (D12) Church and two ey, have just returned to Summon’ side from n plcnszmt two weeks

-—S.

—Miss Annette. and Miss Frances Morrisey, of Tignish, are the guests of Mr. J. J. McNally, of summerside. Mr. Lawrence MacNnlly has return- ed from a, pleasant visit to the west of the Province-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arscnnult and family, of Gardner, Mass, are the welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, Henry Gaudct, of Summerside. Mr. Arscnault was formerly of Sum- mcrsidc and is renewing old friend- ships. Mrs. Arscnnult is a native of

Island Pr0vincc.-—S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..' This column is rsssrved fol news of local interest but inlrr-rtlslng o! u ncwsy nsturs mny he Inserted sl I cents n word strictly psysblu Is Mvsncs.

. . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS tn The handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Mabons mug Store, Montague. 106. ..'Mlss Helen and Alice Armear, of Lower Montague, have returned

MOXlCIOD

children, Miss June nnd Master Wil- -

Exhibitions ris You An Amazing Show of The *

New Coats

SALE 0F

98c. t i .

—Miss Jean MncCnull and Erma fifty 96°91‘? we“ Present’ “d PM’! Baker of North Bedcque returned ticlpaied i“ the vnwus “m” and

While in New Bruusvrick they visited ' was a‘ softball game between two 10' lVLoncton Hiwprxvell Coon Albert St. cal team’ we “Glantsll and "Cubsw John, Sussex, also mnnyother plnccsi the Giants wmnmg 3244' Fmlow"

spent at the famous summer resort‘ F- Gallant? “gm ﬁeld- P" Tucker‘

of St. Andrews by the Sea, N. B.‘ , pitcher, D. MacDonald; 1st base, R.

Gardner and n. delighted with the! J°lm I-“W- ~

QUALITY While? We Hélﬂ Ijbwn PR1

RAW FURS have risen greatly since we bought these new coats. Goat cloths have also risen. We are not prophets but here's our guess; it will be along, long day before you find

furs and fabrics

as goo 10w. '

d as these at pncesﬂso

The’ styles are sponsored by Paris: wide

rover collars, that

make you look chesty, the

2 way boa. collar that tucks round your neck, the 11$ wide-at-the-top sleeve, and the new deep c

Tweed Coats $8.95

Furred Coats $10.75 $13.95 $16.95

$19-59

$15

and on up to $15

liter tilligsil so

119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown IKE-l

SUCCESVSEU-L PICNIC

A most successful and enjoyable picnic was held by the North Bede- que Community Club on Friday, Aug. 11, at Raynerh Shore, Travel- ler's Rest. Over one hundred and

sport events. An interesting feature

ing ls the lineup:

Giants- Catcher, A. MacDonald; pitcher, J. Clark; 1st base, S. Car- ruthers; 2nd base, L. MncCsull; 3rd base, R. Clark; short stop, Gaﬂncy; left field, D. Rayner; centre field,

Cubs — Catcher, J. Arsenault; Hogg; 2nd base, w. Cameron; 3rd base, W. Hogg; short stop, S. Clark; left field, J. Marchbank; centre field, F. Bowness; right field, W. Bar- wise.

Rcsults of the 50-yd. dash are as follows: '

Boys and girls under 7 yrs. — 1, Betty Bcrwise; 2, Janet MacMurdo; 3, Dellie Dingwsll.

Girls 7 to 9 yrs-I, Norma Mac- Murdo; 2, Dorothy Reeves; 3, Zelrnc Arsenault.

Boys '1 to 9 yrs. - 1, Alexander Large; 2, Keith MaoOil-lvrly; 8.

Girls 8 to 12 years — 1, Helen Bsrwiss; 2, Doris Clark; 3, June DingwsJl.

Boys 9 to 12 yrs.--1, Alex Ircfur- gey; 2, Norman Dicker; 3, Dsvid Bar-wise.

Girls 12 to 15 yrs.-1, Jennie Bar- wise; 2, Margaret Marchbcnk; 3,

Muriel Lsfurgey.

Girls over 15 years-l, Marjorie Mcrchbank: 2, Mary MacCsull; 3, Lillian Stavert.

Starters-Messrs. Jss. Btuvsrt grid Scott MsoMurdo.

Judges-Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson, Messrs. Arris As lt and J. Aus~ tin Jsrdine.

from a visit to Si. John, Susscx and _

Ladies Bhot-put-1, Mary Much- bank; 2, Mrs. R. Qingwall; 3, Ibilll

' Stsvert.

dine; 2, Frank Jsrdlne; 3, Norman MacMurdo.

dine; 2, Frank Jcrdine; 3, Norman MscMurdo.

Scott MacMurdo, winners.

was duo to the eﬂorts of Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson, J. A. Jardine, chair- man of the sports Committee, and to the teachers, Mr. D. C: MacDon- Bld and Miss Mary MacCaull.

Postage Stamps

River, N. 13., built by the grandfath- er of John C. Barclay, in 1881, A. D-, is to be seen, c well paper con- sisting of old postage stamps, says the Campbsllton Graphlr. apartment measures approadmstsly

double framed and sashed window

Men's Shot-put-i, J. ‘Austin Jar- Hammer '1‘hrow-1, J. Austin Jar-

Quoits-Messrs. Jae. Stnvcrt and

Much of the success of the picnic

For Wall Paper

In a room of a. house at Jacquet

The 13 ft. by 10 ft. and s ft. m height. A

imply lights the room. A framed Md Dsnslled door about s ft. l0 ins. 1n helsht Elves access to the room and even the inside of the door with l" 4 lJI-nels has come under the dec- oration scheme. The ceiling is the only psrt of the interior which has owl-Pod the decorator! handicraft. The stomps used srs from s varied and extensive collection of all Na- tionalities into the csnvss which hsngl perpendicular, having intro-

cal presentation plates, probably as part of the artistic color scheme. The stamps bear their post monks and cancellation, The work is that of artistic placing and insertion‘, photos of Their Royal Highness, King and Queen, Prince George, Brince of Wales, Duke of York, and the Duke of Gloucester, President" Woodrow Wilson and President Cni- vln Coolidge. First Parliament of Lower Canada 1792. Premiers of the Dominion of Canada, lenders nnd prominent. members of the opposi- tion since Confederation, Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, The Rt. Hon. Earl Kitchener, Lt. Col. Wm. A. Bishop, V.C., D.S.O., MC, D.E.C., 111.11., Premier Acc of the Allies. The work took a tremendous amount of patience as well as time and skill, but the result is well worth seeing. A great collection of twenty- two thousand stamps.

“Why d oyou call this on en- thusiastic stew, waiter?” "Because the chef put everything

sucusr » 1

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Persian Rollo!!! Genet Squirts’ W011’ Sable

SAL-llmj

Special Rayon Pique PYJAMAS n A $1.50

Visit Our Booth

|At the Charlottetown

Exhibition

We Supply Feeds to the Wise

PROFITS

Are What We Are All After

FOX FEEDS

Cost slightly more than ordlnssy home grown feeds, but how sboﬁ results?

—Let us convince you by scttw

he had into it, sir."

"Portaw, portaw, come heah at once," cried an Englishwoman from u carriage window to a Scots por- ter.

"What d'ye want?" asked the porter.

"Portcw, I've lost my luggage."

"Then," he said, turning around and strolling away, "for whet we'd ye be wanting a porter?"

duced nine ordinary colored periodi-

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Bellmnlmos srs voting on n sci-mo ballot roi-

September 15th.

If "M! so on strike oosl will bo scarce nnd higher priced Why not order your oosl curly and play can»,

We extend Ilbersl credit terms YICTOBIA or BIAS 170B- Cos-ls.

Our prices for lsss than osrlosd srs for cash only.

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an csrlosd Iota, either

58 QUEEN STREET.

facts and figures. Just pay s visit to our booth st your Exhibition, or csll st our Fox sud Poultry Ranch, Summersidc.

Whether it be for Foxes, Poultry 0| Llvs Stack

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