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ljlgg end max“ g perleot ience.

01a be erected by In “AMATEUR!

QPICIALLY MADE FOB. US.

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71W! the Ihowlnu or a number oi it becomes evident that beaded and spangled ev- Bnlns frocks will some back into insh- iim thiswinter, Jeanne Lenin's ail- spangled dresses. cut streamline prin- cess and rinished with suede belts around s normal wsistlinmarebrilli- ant examples. Mme. Lanviifs hula evening drases oillhe tulle with ions" nms bodiccs and mu. long hula skirts, with an underlay oi embroid- ered palm leaves. male her evening mode on exciting novelty; to which are added her robes do style in the new ieshion ieeling, with their ﬁtted bodices and their very long. oiten irrsiling skirts. ' . I O At the tennis courts this afternoon ten will be served by Misses o. and J. Vaughan, Miss L. Duchemln. Mrs. R. Sutherland. I O O The tea. l tosses at the Golilitnks this afternoon will be we. J. R. Paton, Mrs. G. Hillier. Mrs. H. A. Bcarth, Mrs. A. A. McLean. Miss M. x. Peters. no. n. ssoxinnon. 1t is expected that the Bummerside 001i Club will visit the locsl club this ai-

temoon and remain ior the tea hour. a a a e O O

Mrs. (Dr) H. D. Johnson $11G “l0

mo-oooo-ooo-o-e u___i_

. _ A to Eldon yesterday on a holiday visit O O O

Misses Johnson. Prince Street, went

Miss Alice Harrison. oi Monoton. was the welcome guest this week oi

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{III MIHOIXAL III!!!‘- ‘IIIIAN IJHUIOI lIBVlOIO-‘rhe anniversary services o! the above church will he ms cnsuiiaey. Sept. eth. at ll a. m. andim p.111. Rev. Dr. M. is. Gensewili be the preach- er at both services. Special music.

~13“!!! OI‘ Ilillllli! ll!!- DINT OI BU‘IKIIIIDI—'I1IO death occurred st the home oi her son, Mr. Gabriel blcDonald. oi Suin- mersido. on Tuesdl! evening. oi Mn. Martina McDonald it the ail-

ad had been a resident o1 bummer- qide tor over tilt!’ rears and had lived with her son since the dolth oi her husband seine Bile was oi a kind andlovlna disposition end will he kindlr remembered by a large etc-lo oi iriends. The iuneral. which was very Israel! attended- took piaceiroin thehonietoﬂt. Paul's Church and cemetery on Thursday morning. Rev. J. .1. Mae"- Donsid oiiioieting. The. pﬂlbﬁlllﬂ were sdessrs. ,1. n. Maomnis, An- drew wears; w. n. MacNeili. Reu- ben Durant. Simon Wedse and D. ll‘. MacNeill. B.

rassomste

-uiu Roberta clown. "who has been visiting hsr mother. Mrs. ood- kin. u Binhnierside. has returned to" Boston. Mass. 8..

—Miss unsy- suinmi leit ior. her worh as a teacher in Hartiord. oonn, ‘alter visiting her mother. Mrs. Sullivan. in Bummerside. 8. " -Miss Georgie Brown has return- od-to Boston. Mess» alter having spent a pleasant visit at henheme in St. Eleanor-s. l. . "

able vacation in Mono‘ isc,_ N. B. ,

-Miss live Dawson. oi Bummer- side. is spending her vacation with

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vanoedleeoieiyemwhedeoser"

' Nellie mosey. who have spend-

..'Mids Ethel lvloﬂarrqoltllslglluntagueh recently visited Georgetown. A

..‘Miss m. _.......‘.~i.

"Wise own nompuiu,‘ 3mm. ii Ipeoﬂihs a vscetionaifher home in

..'-Misses cgnnemm. ‘Bolomon. Dorothy Jenkins‘; Belg; nouglas and Mildred McLe-rcn-leitzihiesdey to st~. tend Prince ofWoloeOollege. " A

“swim my uooonaidjsna ‘an; nie Keenan leit qeozgetovrn Monday u» attend Prince or wales‘ College. Charlottetown. ' » " s ...._ l.

..'Mr.' and Mrs. llioshiiser and i in town. leit recently ior home in Boston.

Jilisfﬂelen Solomon.‘ teacher. lvhrnon. ‘spent the, ween-end in

ants. w. and Mrs. A

mm. and m; McLean. who have been vislting,in“ﬂeorge- town. motored w mannerisms...- ton. . ' " » s

town. u ‘visiting ‘in Anemone. the guest oi hGl‘ cousin. Miﬁkllatly De- costs. i r s

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. .'§[i'l. William »Doylo_

iiloston» returned to their" " in ..°Mrs. Linsey. Misses lreggy and

ing the summer in mot- ores to their-home in Melroserhdase.

. the guest ‘oi her per- Wiiillﬂiii» Qh"

"Jlmel. who ‘have in Arthur H. 1mm. Remotes. to celebrate the 110th '90s: iandingroi mman sotlervon Prince mwus Island. John mun. his wiie, slilfiivesons. John," mum." William. and one daughter ' \.v'l‘iiey iiret settled on the imn now , _ Cameron. Emulsion. having ssiled~

" "to o: the

évonderiui remit-s" sheﬁobtsined in! uie restoration eohesiui oi" “my. me vs. oi" modelling-nan.’ Pete... Igor-mine. who bad been "paralysed ror about live years‘ as" the’ results. -"

to the greatjoy o1 rheiiamiiyrfas "soonssherscnwitneseodtKe-gnnd‘ results he at once‘ purchased a1Iar~ sdoriornismotheruﬁ-x r

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MoPhail was one oi the-rim. island- ers" to owns Psi-odor. iiearlysight- eenyearsudﬂhswesatthattisiie y. m... s... w» mo. of...» - ire-t more from wwmmw sod

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w. anon: simian. mailer Representative.‘

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Providence down glor-

H-wu germ 9mg“; 2mm”. loussnnsbineend haiinv breesemfon lhursds ", August 15th, 1929,10 the Inmsin ismuy oiPrlnce Edward n- ‘lllld and many eon, swu- gs. "A. " gathered in lame " numbers ion the " g son, beautiful shore lit/idiot! lawn oi ‘m.

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i Plaza. Sandtone. Beachskin, i.

3°59 Taupe. Chnire, Picc i i‘ i f. $1.50 i

Woilcd Post anywhere _ ..‘.....‘..l...‘.v...,'_.,,,‘,_ i F?irls,’s Balbrisgonfoi" Bl v i “worth... to " choir, ¢1¢‘a;if,f‘ , a W " , , I '; i4 is ‘ Now Serge’ ~ -Mid<1ies. fo r l School A>W¢ar ‘

‘Theﬂe Fire hthe“ perfect -M1ddies you have been Waiting. tor. Finds)!- W°91 - 891786. perfect in

, out and ﬁnish, white- ; braid trim. i"

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. . . i Cl l IMr. and Mrs. A, Sterling Mosley. . . . V . . . Miss Carri 5am oi oharlotte- _ ,~» ~ - ‘ . town. B. a "m . " »- Boys, C

’ r "' mm Yorkshire, ‘minis end union; _ ‘Knee

“Messrs. Herbert Cook and _sr- hmm 1m. The country then being

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Schools

Be-open on TUESDAY, September 3rd.

Ca‘rter’s Bookstore

in well stocked with everything required in -‘

éSchool Supplies

11ers you will ﬁnd big values in sonmsuuis, EXERCISII_ lnoons. m. n. PADS, more a sooxs. nus, wire. PEN- cns, FOUNTAIN rsNB. JOUNTAIN PEN mx, moon.- (sos. nurses, nssssns ran nonnsiis, m. m. *

‘ BLANK BOOKS tor every H kind oi work. .

SCIKIOOI Books A

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‘MITIC and all onier Books on 1m are sold by ns at prices i by the BOARD oi EDU- QQIjION. Lois oi Blotting lids IBIII. CARTER’! BOOK- QTOR! one-n sli day TUESDAY W, WIDNISDA! till I "chock. us: your ruvrlin

ijCarter & Co. ‘M u M," “my”, m

Limited

Gnniotteievitwsieviiiiors-Ie

motored to Charlottetown on ‘lhurs- day to show Miss Montgomef

" their son and daughter returned to

John Crosby, or Newfoundland. who

oiuisomienoiinsaum-

Baintloimtlieiolrtist mucosa». -

dlmwv El u. pleasant visit"

returned from a two weeks’ visit to Ottawa.

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Miss Mons. Saunders. the Misses

ltichsrdson, oi’ Summerside. and Miss

Margaret Montgomerie. oi Haiiiet.

around thg city. Miss Montgoinlril is visiting Prince Edward island m: the iirst time and is s guest oi Mill Rosamond Richardson. She is the daughter oi Colonel and Mrs. Monk gomerie oi Hollies. O O O

Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Piitinan with

Sackville, Tuesday. liter a most en- enjoyable summer spent at the ismlly home in Eldon. ' V I I O

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rogers. oi Summerside. have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Carleton. oi Newfoundland. Mrs. Carleton is the iiaulhier oi Sir

is a brother oi Mrs. "R4089"- The! are charmed with the lovely scenery

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Madame st Ceuer. oi Boston. the. iainous singer. Ind Mr. IIIIODM‘ 03 Houston. O Woﬂdlﬂlll isre Viliiillll in

vioiiiiist. who

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‘snnuiricnssmumoiousiner-

--'i‘ho many iriends oi m. ‘rhodi- as - Johnson. or summerside. are pleased to eel him down town again aiior his recent sickness. 8.

-Mr. Donald Moxinnon isspend- ing a short holiday with his mother in Kensington. ’ l-Ie is at present oo- WPUIBI a I004 MINOR in U!!!“ bridge. ldesaywiih the Hood Ice-

ers do. is giving his housel-conipiete sstisisetion. no will enjoy a respite o! two weeks. ‘T --ur. and mo. John Mcllhlﬂand son-Johnwlvdney. C. Bi, have been paying a visit to inumnns mints

Ieirheew runner hoine-inlonris and Mrs bdcrhsws native hem; in Xen- sington as well as Charlottetown.‘

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Cream Conipany. and. as most islend- =

lnthe Provineenrbq.

indoors-ion‘ " Jugirw ~ usher tlieir nuns in_ ‘

thur "essoonais gnomes - town rroni Boston, end the guests oi~ m. cooiiis nine. um Mad- sen lliicliey." . i s

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- Jbdirs. ‘dnjllldi McLeod and isniiiy. who have visiting in_ ceme- towo. uio guest o: ma. sscisoirsino- ma, Iaiuse. ieit Wednesday Qqggeliisii. accompanied by~ ‘ “for. Mrs. with. who hits been in neorgetowmfﬁili! guests oi Mﬂ-twatte’ bfqth-Gfi-"ulﬁp; I. 1!. IQ _ _ ‘O

Gladys llolionaldfleit ‘d um in norm. -~

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