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l - “EPA RTMENT‘ . 1000 yds Grey‘ cotton 11¢‘ per yd.

1000 “ 40in. Grey cotton 144' per yard. 2000 yds Dress gingham 331* per yard 500 “Steel Clad Galetaliilv p91‘ yard. I 200 “ 8~4 Unbleached sheeting 38¢’ yard_ 500 yds assorted shirting 35c for 25c per yard.

A large variety of 36 in. print cotton. Light ‘ and dark colors. Special 30v per yard. . M "si>i‘:t'i.ti.s |.\' orn )1 laws

“THfKING DEP} RTMENT

Pliiin grey overalls_ odd sizes. Reg iii-ll" for $51-25- Special lino of men's working i shirts for 75r- Klddies cloth and velvet hats

gldd sizes. Worth up to $1.55 for n 01'-

Men’s felt hats from $1.55 up Boy's caps from 751- up, Men’s caps from $1.00 up

__ Auto wraps and carriage wraps $3.51) u“

Great values in our ladies silk and dress goods department. 4 pieces mlessaline silk, best sellinﬂ shades. Reg. $75-35 for ‘Fl-m’ P91‘

yard.

60 yds black messaline silk. Spe- cial 9mm».

i2 pieces fancy 251' per yd. _ . _

3 ]ll(~*'.'€S fancyhsilk coat lining wm-[j] 215L710 for 751'.

Ladies; extra good cotton lisle hose. Black and l-rovrn, 4 pairs $l.tlNl.

Children’s ﬁne rib sizes. 5 pairs forllil-llll-

Ladies wide rib sill: lisle hose, worth $1.50 for $1.00., K. ' v

4 pieces 54 ‘in; IZIdIQSctAVBGCl homespun suiting. Good shades. Worth $2.00 for $137».

voile. Special

hose. All

Karavan crepe blouses and jac- kts $14.50 m $10.95.

‘Silk bloomers. All shades $2.98

Summer dresses in rating And- erson gingham, voile and crepe liilL-"iti to $19.50.

Canton crepe dresses. Shades reseda, green fawn, navy, brown. At lowest prices.

Kiddies rompers I to 8 years 75c t0 $2.50. ' I

SPECIAL ¥ALUES IN one GREAT MEN’S AND BOYS.’

CLOTHING DEP .

OUR LOW PRICES ARE WITHIN REACHAOF ALL.

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HAS SENSE OF HUMOR

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cm“ Juan“ o’ arms" commbia mind win-n he docrllmd the Fifth W" hull “"14" 41'1"!“ 1\l*l1‘-¢9-"

is Not Too Dignlfiod, Many ll. man who attains to the

tlltnilty o!‘ the [JPIICII is ttlit to l'or- !" m" mm"! "idly. with good V cupoii link]. nlumulm ‘m Wllléallflitxal: iiil-ytlrc, nnrl hoard oi‘ Full oi wise saws and modern iii- tuiiCe.~i@-—” Whenever Mr. Justice Hunter ha» occnsiion to sit on n (imit- position slightly, and (ixed u

W‘? that i» won lint always 118C935. nry for him in attitude of ciilui nnd disposition- uto nloofuess.

'l‘li<u'c are exceptions. The lion. Gordon Hunter, (Thief Justice or British Columbia, has not permitt-

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“How uiui-h was there in bottle t0 uturt with?"

“It w:is' not quite hall’ lull." wered tho witness.

Hi Jilu onerous dune, to “ﬁne MB which Vlllﬂllitlﬁﬁ n ilisncrtntlon on "YE 0H UH’ Witness-

Saturday Specials n .4111) rnorrr

BARGAINS FRlOM OUR LADIES . .. READY TO WEAR DEPT. .. .

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-ON BAIL-Tho cue *0!" the. two young mon who woroarmlt- ed o. tow days no on the oblige of gasoline theft were brought up again on Monday moi-nip! and were lot out on hall. I

—-A BIO FELLOWI-Aflolltator weighing 101,4; lbs In the ofhco of Messrs Wood Bros., Summerslda. in the centre of much attrnctlrn. llt was ruptured ‘by ‘Mr. Art Sm- mons of Belmont, Lot. l6. . H.

—-SUCCES8FUL FAlR-‘A very, successful pantry sale was held in the office oi the Canadiltu Nation- al Railways on Saturday aitori noon by the Young People's So- ciety und a very good sum of mon oy was realized. I I

--DEA1'H ozone-trem- The death took, place on Sunday attor- noon of Mrs. Peter Doucette at the age of 89 years. The (uneral will take place on Tuesday after- noon to the Catholic Church thence to the Catholic Cemetery. __BEDEQUE METHODIST CIR-

|CUlT. Sunday June 3rd. Everyl father and everyone‘ who has known a father's devotion is in- vlted to worship God at Bedequc 11o.iu.. (‘ape Traverse. 3 p. in. and Searletown 7 p. m.» Honor the memory of departed fathers and chcei- the hearts of those who ntill tight the battle of lite. Every- body welcome on Father's Day. Reception services in the evening-

iA BEAUTY.——A large trout. weighing You;- nnd n jfllllfli‘? lbs’ was in the show window oi‘ tho Gallant 11mg lCo. on Friday lust and attractetl- u areal 119*" 0T M‘ tonllon from pnesers by. The trout was ruptured in the ivnlers livin- Tigulsh by Mr.. W. J. Whitney o!‘ this iowii_ illltl"'l.‘l the largest one seen here this season. H.

-—CRIMIINAL iCOURT.— A't the (Erimlui ‘Court, held ‘here on Suliir dug,‘ Judge- nMcQulQrrl-e presiding, Iwo ‘iluls-"tthargoil- withi stealing money t-‘ontessed to tbe crime, the punishment dealt out was satisfac- tory, one o! the lads. his ﬁrst of- fence, among other conditions, is lo muke weekly reports to his pun» tor. the other lad who hits been up on similar charges before, was re‘ mnnded to lull for two weeks when he will be sent to a reform school.

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-—BA8EBALL--'i‘he first game of the Summerslde Baseball League was played on Monday (w. ening between the Pioneers and

Red Sox, and considering the prac tlue that the boys have boil tho game was interesting from slurt {to finish and resulted iii irwhi l'or ‘tthe Pioneers score being 12 u, 3 ‘hi fuvor oi‘ llle Pioneers. the line "up in nu follows. :

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McAlt-oi‘ l Jlrd Bane

Gandei Phillips

Short Stop‘ Howell Centre Field ‘ ‘ ' Right Field

Left Field

Silliphonl Croko ,. . Crockett Mr. Jmleph Mtiiluliotiizh and \V. J. Whitney handled tho game to the sittisfuction oi‘ all. The next izuiuc is to be pluyvil on 'l‘huruduy _

evening between the Red Sox and liiilepiliulnnti-i.

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PERSONALS —~Mr. l-lazen Phillips lino return ed home troin Mt. Allison Univer- ~iity to spend tho uulniiiisr with his

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‘-'—Mr. Leith (Jrewe hos returned

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last Symbol of Frontier Passes Into History

~—Mr. Ralph Sililphant son of Mr. and Mr». Lori sllllphant has returned home from Itlt. Allison Llnivlarliity to spend the holiduya with his parent».

-—ln the lint o1‘ successful llrkt year students l'or i’. W. (t publish- ctl on the 26th Minn lit-Ion ltnm- day's home uddrcmtsliould liuve rend iimnliton instead of Mou- tuguo.

{W}? A FRIEND

The illrst person who comes in when the whole word has gone out. One who multiplies joys, div‘ ides, griets, and whose honesty is invlolaible.

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