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Tie fort Dad

|=0VE.I.Y, colorful, handsome ties

in the finest assortment in town.

Get one for DAD for “Father’s Day" 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.35

MIRACLE TIES- The wonderful new tie that will not wrinkle, will never get “stringy;” will always look fresh and new. MIRACLE TIES . . . . . . .. . .$1 .50

Give Dad some Shirts. We have them in plain broadcloth, in white, cream or blue, as wel as new fancy fabrics. Prices-

1.50 l.75 2.25 3.00 "‘ 4.50

sox Fon DAD

Fancy Socks for Father’s Day.

We are showing the nicest assort- ment of patterns to be seen any- where. ln mercerized Lisle and Rayon. Prices-

.50 .65 AND .75 Pa"

Ask us to show you our line of pure thread silk Hose in fancy pat-

terns. Selling at pair . . . . .

NEW

STRAW

HATS The correct new English shapes are ready for you, in the best range in town.

All the popular

prices

$1 $2 $3 $4

Week end values in Stockings

Artificial silk and pure silk mix. ture stockings, all sizes. 10 col. ors to select from. pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... '69

Charlottetown’s t t 1' of DOLLAR SILI§re;td%<?kingIsé

All the good . colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ L00/

Ladies’ colored umbrellas

green, navy, garnet d bl k’ $2.00 each an ac ' Triangular scarves, crepe de

chine and georgette, fancy pat-

terns and a variet f 1 $1.50 oooh. y 0 °° ors'

Artificial silk stockings, all

sizes, 7 colors, Special pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ‘

Children’s Short Socks, silk plaitcd lisle, pink, light blue, Copenhagen, yellow and white,

Sizes 4'/2 to 7'/_», Special pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... '

Leather hand bags, plain and two tone. Special $2.00

Kayser silk gloves, fancy eni- broidered cuffs, light shades, fl qualities, $1.50, 1.75 and 2.00 pair. ‘

Half nrloo sale of coating

3 Pieces fancy Polo Coating. Bllle. tan, and gray. Regular $2-75 yd. Week~end special, half price, $1.38 per yard. '

All wool Poplin Dress Material

38 inches wide, sand, copenha 8611, 1‘0Se.I1aVy, rush and lauvin green. Special for week-end 98c yd.

Black bordered Satin Coatings, $4 _ 25 yard.

Colored bordered Satin Coat- ings, 4.75 yard.

Runstop knitted Celanese, 54 inches wide, black white corn-

__ _,_ YA ' O *to each mombver of the winning home sft;r spending a few days ln. 7 __ . .. .. --

"hould be heard by an' They m"Vailuab1e lzes . team annually. The generosity of Cape Traverse with her daughter.

' ' "md 0" th” EV““3°"S"” °"l’"’°“'5 'rho T. Eaton company, Liniitod,‘Mn=.. w. nodgerson.

flower blue rose and almond. “S °m°“K the I"‘“““S "1 N°f“"°“‘ " F01* Calf And with ro oct to these prizes should. . *-*°*é ‘ ` '

. ’ Canada, and each night a new pro _ , sp EXC", G BULL CHASE ‘N

Slieclal $3-5° Y31"d~ sfemme will be provided. All W A _S ' bs iggmgxoaiilrmxddvergéreoiasyihrsthié' N soU'ruEND

. , iniiy invited. sunday wiii be WIIIO ll

Lot Gm hams Ra ons Shirt. °°"" . Province to devote their very boot LONDON, Juno ia- sun which

g r y I the last day of the services. ____ “mmm” to me work of me Clubs

Tricosheen Dress Material, 10, ings, etc, Regular up to 45C yd’

new Summer colors. Special 98c yard.

Special for week end 25c yard

“GRAYSH EEN

JUNIOR DRESSES . . . . . . ... “CRAYSHEEN" is a delightful new fabric, that is admirably adapted to

making pretty Junior Dresses'-'

These very cleverly styled and mo-

derately priced at each . . . . . . .. . . , . . . . . . ...6‘w

CHlLDREN’S BLOOMER DRESSES 2

' Marquisette Curtains

In Gmghams and Chambrays’ a with lace and insertion.

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very special value at each . . . .. .

Good, medium weight, unbleached

cotton, 40 inches. wide; 12c yd.

Heavy weight linen hilck towels, 18 x

34 inches, 65c pair.

English turkish towels, extra good _

values, 21 x 45 inches; 72c pair.

Heavy, serviceable linen roller towel-

ling. 16 inches wide; 5 yds for 9`5c,. Bleached and unbleached table dam- ask, dice pattern, 54 inches wide, 35c ard. '

different patterns, worth to $3.50 Special . .$2.25

Checked Marquisette

Curtaining with solid edge. .In white and cream, .Friday and Sat- urday . . . . ._.25c per yd.

Colored stripe Marqui-

' sette frillcd Curtains.

with tie back, . . . .$2.00

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Dr. T. B. Acker will be held in Anglican Parish Hall, Sum-' .

ineriide. Monday Juno 1s. |

, 5018-0-12-lil i '

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the McNeill Building or at

McDonald News Store.

WELLINGTON 'U N I T E D

RCl-l.-- Services for Sabbath inst are as follows:-Welling at ll a. m. Victoria West at

,-,-wi-:sm-ERN on-'Ion -_ 'rho Wls

to onus fthe..

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ted in tho Monriii auiiding, -/

Water St., Summerside, where sub scrlptlons and advertising will ho

rece

.°NOTlCE.-Our store will be ed Dominion Day, Monday. July

and will close at six o‘clock \

evening. except `Baturdays,| , i

June 18th to Sept. 15th. J. A.| ‘

donald at company. Ltd., cnr-I i\.\\\ `

n. P. E. .I. 4997-6-ll-mwf. I

THE LOWER. BEDEQUE play- wlii nresent"‘Barb\ra Maids ii h" in Victoria Hall, June 19th. eeds for Mount Herbert Orph

anage. » '

m. Inverness at 'I o'clock. Note

ge of hour at Invemess and ngton.-D. M. McGowan, B. A.

Minister.

daily at the Western Of y _ .`

ived. The Guudian may he ` . ei

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ser ce medal has been granted, ,.~,-,W r. William McDonald. a form-, S ~2~I~I\I-1: hthouse keeper at West Point ' *2~I;I;i' I by His Majesty the King I .~1;.;.'

ig _ /._ this medal was forwarded to v;f{»§-.’

A. E. McLean, M. P., at Otta- Igf;Z;f

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to be presented to Mr. McDon

Mr. McLean brought the medal

him at the close of the session arrangements will be made for ~

presentation of same.

-vlsl'rINc Pasroa. - Rev. MEN’S STRAW HATS

Steeves, of Saint John, and ' I pastor oi the Methodist con- Popular bwlcr Share in c°mb|1\=*|°M °

at Cape Wolfe, conducted P|H|l\ Mill flllvy l\-l'°W- A" *Hmmm Wm'

anniversary services on Sunday, plain and fancy bmds “M s“"'“‘° "fillin-

3rd. at the opening or inc | All sizes. Prices . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.50 and up

Church at O'Leary, P. E. I.

was the preacher at both mn n- » ond evoni i d d ring

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church had made special pre

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE BAP-

TIST PASTORATE -Sunday, June 17th. Pastor, Rev. Dr. J.- J. Sidey.

services will be held, by Evangelist H. T.

D., of Port :.Maitland,

Morning atf10_.45 a. m. _

The Divine Partnership". ` at 2.30. A special rally ol'

om all over the district

fr ,

subject. “Why I am ii. Bap-

Evening at 7.30 p. m. “Jonah the Fare." All are welcome, all

me and receive a blessing, and

meet with God.

day. These lectures are full bf wit. humour, pathos, and Gospel. and

-SPECIAL SERVICES AT CEN- TRAL BEDEQUE BAPTIST ' CHURCH - The Evangelistic meet- ings are continuing with great en- thusiasm. 'Evangelist Rev. H. T. Wright, B. D., of Port Maitland, is still drawing splendid congregatiom to the evening services and a real enthusiasm is being shown by the people. Sunday was a splendid day, Although the morning was a very disagreeable one, the service was well attended. and the Sunday School also. Evangelist Wright spoke from thc thought "What do you know?" based on thc words of Paul, “I know in whom I have bc- lieved." In the evening his famous sermon on "Bottles," was listened lic with rapt attention. by an audi- icncc that filled the auditorium of 'the Church to overflowing. Several treats are being enjoyed this week. The nightly meeting, and especially the lectures on Friday and Satur-~

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Every one of our suits are fine values and will be

. appreciated both by young- men and men of more con.

servative tastes who now ‘contemplates the pur-char.

checks.

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Styles for Men

Topooals

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FROM THE BOY’S SUIT

DEPARTMENT .

A stock of boy’s clothing that is com-

plete in every detail is here waiting your inspection. To see is tobuy. The values you oisn’l. resist the clothes and Sly|¢S M0 U1!! latest. Juveniles, $2.75 up. Boy’s. $4-50 Ind

up. Big Boys, $6.50 and UP-

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SPECIALS OF INTEREST

See Table of Men’s Work Shirts at . . . . . . . ... $1.00 and Sl-25

Men’s Khaki Pants. Special . . . .

Men's Overalls. Special

Boy’s Overalls. Special

B¢y'5 Wggh Suits, Special . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, two piece

Auto Rugs. Special from . . . . . . . . . . . ... Men‘s Balbrlggan Combinations

Manu Lisle Hose. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Mona hncy shirts. mrular $2.00 io $2.50.

$1.50 and up $1.00 to $2-50 . 50c to $1.50 $1.25 lo $3.25 $1.25 per suit $2.05 to $10.00 . . . . . ._ . $1.19 35d a pair Special $1.59

MEN’S and YOUTHS’

CAPS

Spring weight fabrics. fawns and mixed tweeds,

finished with 'light weight

real values.

In greys.

well fin-

lining,

Men's Caps . . . . . . . ... 75c to $2-50 Boy's Caps 50|: 103|-50

I0 y I - Prices $2.50 to . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5500

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escaped from a slaughter house in

MeI;1sb¢;:o0if SWi!\?“B¥l;g §l“£sS&“\;: during the present season. Bguthend. was chased for more than

_ in th v nce w The trophies placed up for com- t ree hours by scores of men armed

, _ . _ know that The T. Eaton Company- petition ln the Calf Clubs, are es- . . WEEK END - V L1mit€d..Bi» MOHCCOIIL him/9 |‘:1°°£c°g pocially valuable and districts in Abortive attempts were also made

I £0 sive lnvmber 0 Frm which there is a large number of at lassoing. and one amateur cow-

"'“-‘ Of the M.Brit|l¥l€ Pl'0Vll’lC€8, 00 f.h¢_y°ung peopm’ should hwestmaw the

. I I Wiflhdrs in th!! COMPGUOTOIIB fD bqyymsibunies of c‘u Club orgln1u_iand.mssed several feet into me sin

' I y held in connection with these Clubs uom H, m"0w|y 'escaped from hem!

MARQU|3E1"|'E - durins the =wi°n 1928- The Prim r-un information in oonnettionitrampled on. and was unhurt except

II h te P t 00I1¢l'lbUf»€d *fe 95 -f°“°W3- with this matter and assistance wlllifor a shaking. Two women were

. CURTAINS ` 0 a 1- 0 ' T0 swine CWD'-A U"°°m1“U 5" be given on application to the Ds-iknocked down by the bull’s mad rush

i to the winner in wh 'Hub poi-tinont or agriouiture, charlotte-lun and down tho streets out they

with shot guns and stout sticks

boy was caught on the beasts horns

h A 'ro out clubs-A mth' r hniicr mm, Wm not momw hm

DIED"

I The mlm' friends of Mrs. Winf-

, Rbdlorson are lorry to hear , Remove the hard skin from tha she is still connned to her bed

your coma a iii Mlnarda th h illness. and hope to hear

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S and ggt y comforting or'71”s|¥ncovsr`y in the near future.

,or from the Assam [1-°'ac Q ...ii-:...§z.’°:~°.:. “.::i..‘;f

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2 , A ° n I a g set to the winner in each (glib. ' -<¢¢.___ I The bu" wrecked ham, from

a , , l In addition to these primes. three _ ‘gin-den fences, and steepie-chased

i I ' ' silver trophies have been donated:

one each for New Brunswick, Nova, CAPE TRAANVDE 2:; Zgglsylgysf

o .. Scotia and Prince Edward gilcpdrl I 'NH ' 'end in a garden in Button road

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¢4'°Ph|°B _V1 5° 0° 9° I “nm fwhere it hesitated, apparently undef;

nnually at the Maritime Winter

a Ein; mg to be gwardgq in gh; win. Mr. Hallett Eodgerwn of Kinkora. flggldé whether w charge in put

ning toon. from any coii club Inyu s recent visitor to Gave 'I‘mv- A mwmrer

the Province in which the contest- 5"* _ rel, of A ,hog

Pohl; wg|'g||g||3¢ 3i"..‘..i"‘;‘.‘i2i.lf.‘}2 'f.l'.'Z.“...`§l".‘.’;T. "iii M1-` with vm-n h- mum- “L” “’ °"°

remain in the possession of the 'd °° mf mm' in off* Tf"""° Clubs until the next annual compo ‘fm 'mmm' ‘ 1°" W' "““”“l

at F||",5 21095- Mfnmure cups win be rim; "‘ ‘“"‘f‘°' °' “‘° “'°°° °‘ “°'""“°' s ai Hunter lliver I wdir In rem

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