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» Early Comers will secure some of the most attractive bargains
that you can imagine. Lovely summer dresses, mostly sleeve-
less models, in craysheen, celanese and crepe de chene. The ~
colors shown are white, green, peach, yellow, pink, maize and
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$10.50 Dresses for $7.88 $3.95 Dresses for $2.72
-_...$16.00 Dresses for $12.00 .$19.50 Dresses for $14.63 _
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This Morning We offer 1
ummer Dresses-Reduce
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$8.95 Dresses for $6.72.
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lsslves wednesday n¢.eaeh'wq;auov¢rv!¢lli=c1\rml.- 1 t Q-.Ii .»
4 Remarkable Values
in Lovely Crepe-de-c hene `
Lace trimmed
1 Undergarments
Jrepe de chene Gown, daintily trimmed with  ` ` N N,
lace, shown in pmk peach and white, a most 7 ` ‘
outstanding value at   A " I
Crepe de chene slip, lace trimmed, very choice ~
Iabric, beautifully made, white, peach, pink '
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tis' noon. Joan A. Douglas. Sew.
-DON'T FAIL to hear Miss Bar
stanley Bridle Hail on Friday even-
xnz. Ausuad mn at s P. as. samu-
sion 25c. ~ 7282-8-14-31.
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--INMAN PICNIC-A picnic will
. E. Island, at the shore of D. In-
man, Hampton. on Thursday after-
noon, Aus. lbth. If rainy. Friday,
16th. All connections sre_ invited
with their baskets. 7221-8-12-Bi
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bars McNeill of Charlottetown at _
bs has cc screams the nom y¢»r}":;i"‘°°m’:h
of the landing of the Inmsns on c on h*’
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compare with usual $5.00 lines .  . sam* g
DANCE SET, of daintiest crepe de chene, trim
med to harmonise with slip mentioned above,
wonderi'ulvaue_  ._ . _ _ .

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BLOOMER in bobette and standard style, very
daintily made garment of nne crepe de chene,
lace trimming .._._._._._._._._._.  
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Slips and Bloomers
These are broken lines of regular 50c value, if we have your
size, you’ll get a really notable bargain. Look them over, your
chances of getting something to suit you, are very good indeed.-
Fifty cent value .. .',._., _.      .
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_ Sulnmersi V
\ I <' _touched by their kind remembrsnoes
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conducted by Rev. Mr. Smith, assist
ed by Rev. A. Adams and Rev. J. P.
O. Fraser. 'Crosslng'thc Bar" was
sung very feelingiy by the United
Church quartctte. -Messrs. Crue,
Bmallman, Hcustis and Sharp, and a
beautiful solo by Mr. Linkletter. The
Pall-bearers were Messrs. Brenton
Clark, Ernest Usllbeck. Robert Palm-
er, Earl Bohurman, Ewen Nicholson
and Dr. A. L. McDonald. Interment
was in the Peoples Cemetery, Bum-
rside. 5
-ADDRESS AND PRESENTA-
ON.-A number of friends from
ummerside gathered at the home
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 of Miss Celina Gaudet. ot Bt. Nich-
olas. on the eve of her departure
for Montreal where she will cn-
M' the Owswsition of 'Notre
Dame. A very pleasant cvsning
was spent and s. very nicely worded
address and a handsome presenta-
lon was_ presented to Miss Gaudet
“fins
al
d the  ' Miss Gaudet
has a very large circle of friends in
de and was very deeply
RADIO
..MONCTON, Aug. 12.-1929 ‘Radio
Prosramme CNRA, Tuesday, Aug 12th
)475.9 metres). Moncton, N. B. 8.00
p. fn.-9.00 p. m. (A B T)-CNRA
studio by string orchestra and Hal-
lfax artists. Miss Madeline New-
combe, Soprano. Mr. Grits Schaef-
ar, Baritone. 9.00-10.00 p. m. (AST).
Canadian National chain pr0€ramme,
Prenchs-Canadian hour of music
from Montreal over stations C. N. R.
A., Moncton, C. N. R Q., Quebec
O. N. R. M ., Montreal, C. N. R. 0.,
Ottawa. Holrody Pauli, eminent vio-
linist, Vancouver, will be heard in thi
linist, Vancouver, will be heard in this
part of the programme.
10.00 p. m.-11.00 p. m. (A B T)-.
Network programme from Toronto
over station C. N. B. A Moncton.
C. N. R. Q., Quebec. C. N. R. M.
Montreal, C. N .R. D. Ottawa,
C. N. R; L., London, C. N. R. T.,
Toronto. '
::Miller’s Worm Powders act so
thoroughly that stornachic and intes-
tional worms pass from the child
without being noticed and withcht
inconvenience to the sufferer. They
are painless and perfect in action.
n times will be found a
a d at all
healthy medicine, strengthening thaJ
infantile stoamch and maintaining
sides being an eifectiva verniifuge,
they are tonioll and health-livin( in 11
their elects.
'rms as me sscoas mms um. this  '°"` 1
ymms . ' ' '
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Province ” '
me
Babe Ruth hit his 31st home run of
maior league career in the 'third inn-
ing ot the Cleveland-Yankee game W
today;
earningsfrom the soil. ‘Lh
rssaunwaspisausisessrnev-
crknowswhatwillcomeup. 3
lldy has been waited on Kim P H
her friends since ihe announce ,mem at I on onntuwl
mt of her departure from the 'nh no vim lm _umxgmmn
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itinvisorousoperationsothat,be In
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nouncement    
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a
eir new life. Mr. Osmond Thom-
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lm-I -nailz ================: un3°u|wh0 UMBC nWDlth° cud UUUU'
trywith Messrs. Poo
le, and who has
¢°N1li>0eitonstis\rseic.wasaIse
one of the guests of honor at" the
supper. The three young men were
lnwited with a .very beautifully
"°f¢|°d IMYGII. a ilve dollar gold
piece and cigarette caarsnd lighter
l ' Subdivision wishes to announce the opening' of
their branch office in Summerside.
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_  Aluminum Bark
The management of Aluminum Park 1
Aluminum Park Subdivision is a restricted
P Vdevelopment adjacent to the $375,000,000 indus-
_trial city, Arvida, and offers an exceptional
.0DD0rtunity for investment.
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5. _ Mr. E. _M._Gallsnt, Mgr. assisted by Miss Brydep
_ from the homeodice, will be in ghm-ge, g_ _ ‘
‘ 4 F; Your
1 acquainted
Sununerside _
Telelllioiie 203-1
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-srulclrs 1-rs xibsic nouns ""°N""'
biscuit for puppies or old tones is ` ' -
as n in xooa ni s and in in---ice. "m" '““'“° ""°°"-“"'“”°
' “ ,Im 2, ms, is mean; swasinsiai suis
` `tnssu¢stefmss\sar:i\aaey»-'i'
-srmsnnm wmurr and mm-' °-°-"' ' '
ml 1 -nr. nissan uma is.
§"B;c°.:_ ‘"‘°‘° °" ‘°;°,,m‘_'§_::‘f§: or su mu. un :suns aim.
g i Bummeraida.
-WANTED.-Pipe Organist and _MY ‘M
Choir Director for Presbyterian ° II
Church. Apply to T. D. Ramsay, Box am "num wi
75. Bummerside. '|3728-is-Si, mmds in
`-*'__ ` ` , ' _imma ' |
-ron sam.-A amos mere. six __w' .M Mn
:years old. Broken. Applyto James Damn' M h_
Burns, Malpeque. 7215-8-14-li. 1 WHIMI. fl
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gregliégivéié
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and Mn A. T. Philli
ton.-B. _
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-Mir Ghelley Schuman. at the
Bank or Nova ssetis at  is
spending his vacation with his par.-
_FUNEML or Mm WALLACE sau. mr. um ur. amsr assumes
 nsanmo.-'rne funeral cz an-.wan °' Summer-side. U  ` _. ` I _ _p -
,lace Harding. who lost his life so ' . < ‘ ‘* ~ ' _
tragically last Wednesday, took place mr?" rr” u‘°x‘y‘ -u luamu’  5, _ ~
| on Saturday afternoon at his law “mm” nm’ '”°“u"'_°-mv” ;_ ~ __ . _ V -
_ msummmisssssszurssyzessessl .~ 1. » . ~
residence on Winter Street, Bum- . / ~  . ~_ _,_
       clcz-A Rs e
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ua water-ms, smrwsrsneieisg su'
merside, and was very largl at- - , l
ded. The impressive serv?io,e was “muy wh° M" hm mm“*m‘ml
iaecsstempsriattuerslaad. a
-Mi-. W. L. ssoxeasis, ss sim.
merside, lsit on lloadayeosqgq
the www or. the r. o. o. iv..
whichBb6iD(held\t_lldlW_7.¢.l.,
imswe¢nur.‘ucxsssuuss`ae-.
gaieh'0lni.haPl‘lh¢aBWlrd/Lobo,
Summeraids.-S. ` ~
” A il?
ll4» 0! -I.. lla Yilitin(
onthellland. &.Ddi\l|l4||11si!in¢
hismothsr,Mrs.`Dcnsld.lt\¢llD§\la
forafewdlvl. 'I'h°yhsvoalsobeea
v|sit1nsm-.ansmaoesr¢encsin-
son. of Bummerside, Mrs- (Dr.) Don-
ald’sDl¥¢ntl. ` l
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-ann new
bursh; Scotland,
and graduate or
versity. has new
denoein Bumm
many friends.
kindly Played at the Summersiaa
aol! Club Danc'e"on` Friday last. Kar
nlavins was vm mm ~snn'¢ims
by the dancers. 5
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mssosusst csmcs with .
ia, best' wishes of s nm of :;"u" 12:" °~“""'°”""‘°'
da_s .hunsai . Ansnspmdisg a
wecktharetheywanttodanesden,
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L ' r; s. 1. uhm ur. molasses vin
onxvmaino, ohio, Aug. 12.- -A soon sam: onf. _ Messrs. - '
Bm visithisparentsuntiltiieendelsug.
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and Edward .Poole. who came um Mm Max” I-mlm”
the season ,and the Milt od his OU* “Om Ensland about two years to ,mann W  :Q 1*' my
o and have since been working n.m._wmma, mm.
sith farmers at New Annan, mg on Tn '
urday for Montreal. Before leiv- _-_Mrs llarganst gggqgm _'mm'
158 they were feted by the P0°Dle of w m_ “mum xmbnmekmm
H9 district. Mrs. James March- Kémn' ,I  1* “uw ,M
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Flrmm md “www M *Mi* "‘““" °”"'°° ‘W °“‘°" 1°¥”°'» “" vmss ms :sowing seeueiatsaeas.
wld a lovely supper and dance for sh, lm mm, unnpmml,
em in the New Annan Hall on' ,mn yu” un' “ml u 'ww'
7~'h\1\’ldl»Y UWMUK. where thclrfricnds ‘ ~
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themed to wish them good luck in $1” hu hm “ami”
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intheUn.loa.lh¢iss
erandisatin
Eastern
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,f ~ for Cigar °Smoke'rs
 m of iivc
“Sfnnuwall Jacksons
enables cigar smokers m
lhlro in the valuable
presents Which are ex.
I ~ cnanssd_a~ssrm- sample.
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levers his vysan-sr wiuiua'-`noir- hisfcse ia Georgetown loft may :or ..°rm. s. |21 Jenkins, c
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 “Barry,Jenklnl. Brookline; _lfass., is visiting iriends in
lass., reasatiy visited Gtorsetowa. town.
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ls. the problcin of our, Fox Ranchers today.` jHow to
gowtsn-ons. visoiious toxeczhtlist  produce pelit; olfi
e¢xtur_ eanustro' us een`sppern`\,t a
, minds. rmamrrmust insulin' c<`iMrsN°i,mM-
ITED, have found~tl\e solution in their incressinzlY
www- g  1 _
nspsfasi cud i Liver on F6; Bemis
»  and, Imperial Puppy Food
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