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and root coating at Brace'|. 512.
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;_‘ EQTURDAY, _ ____=_ 'ri-_iii ci~_iaiio_'i"rE'i'_c>wN Giaimmu ~ SEPTEMBER 2,1933
summensine --
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-Miss sus mianows. teach- riff. ‘ _  _-_-w-p  ,_ *`   ~-‘  "~  ‘ er of pianolorte, will re-open class- s Qt" i #vi _ _ _/ ,   Y f 
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-KINDEEGARTEN CLASSES
re-open Monday, September 11th,
Miss V. Richardson, Graduate of
Department o! Expression, Halifax
Ladiu College. 636. t
| -WINS MEN'S SINGLES - Mr. I
Q W. R. MacDonald won the cham-t
i pionship in the Men's Singles at the i
Siimmersido Tennis Tournament iii
tliree straight sets from Mr. Regin-
ald Saunders.-B.
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-FURNITURE-Now is the time 1-, _
to buy u prices are advancing.
Brace's have best values. 012. I
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth
Are You Prepared Wim Your Clothes Need, I Not We Are
Ready to Céothe You Correctly Newest Stages, Smartest
Patterns. _ oy’s Fall Suits etc. at -eat Low Fil _ 011° Stock
is Large, Why Not Dr? in and Look 0ve_r These Boys’ Suits
_ B ore School tlpens
I “TAHOE DAY SPORTS In B64- .
V eque Rink Monday, Sept, 4th, 8, _, i; -; 1...--.». ._ - ‘=.-_ - _ » »  _
Q F p.m., also tug ot war competitioni ` ' "“ " "
They’1| need new suite  ;‘;:..:;:_‘:.1:f;1;;.“;;"‘.§‘..12 12.1.
wee and Worsted School Suits-in smart models with
Shorts, Bloomers, Breeches and Longs in the newest fail shades and
B OY,S T _ d - . _ V _or 5th District Prince. 770-ws
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patterns. Prices range .  ..    .. .. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.75
Buy now as these prices cannot he repeated.
Boy’s Pants for school opening. Sturdy Twccds, Serges and
Corduroys for Jiyzrd wear.
`» 80 $175
. Shorts' $1.00 Bloomers $1.50 Longs
65c .$1.00
_ C .....
si.zs $1.75
$2.00
$95c
$1.50
$1.75
$2.50
$3.00
up t -BIG MOONLIGIIT EXCURS-
ION.-Everyone is talking about the
, when a silver cup will be given to
E1
1700 lbs., open to any poll in 4th
Big Moonlight Excursion on the
new Car Ferry B. S. “Charlotte-
town", Wednesday, September 6th.
Rumor has it that even the "wea-
ther man" has promised a fine ev-
ening for this event-in the hopef
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Ask About Eur Easy Payment Plan
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9 s _ 5 9
  Boy s Suits Boy s Suits oy s Suits
Bo 's Suits in Grey and Brown Boy's Suits with LongP n _ . ' 1 Boy’s` Collegiate Suits. One and
Tweeds. Single and double __ n_§§_v sl_1_ad_e|.  8 _ _ . t _ _ P8111 1l_811iB. in Blue, Brown,
breasted nipaeis. sizes _4 te 10 - Prioes_~',ii__§ ‘_ i ' 1 and Grey. sizes az ts so.
' __  r ces _li
  $3-9‘5`4§S1°-0° siosizsissis
years. Prices if
$3.95 $4.95 $5.50
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that the hundreds going will enjoyi ‘ ‘ `
themselves to the full. The Car
Ferry leaves Borden at 8.30 P. MP
returning at 12.00 P. M. There will
be ii. good Dance Orchestra, s.
Boy’s Pants Boy’s Shirts Boy’s Blouses
Boys Pants in shorts, Golfers, B°y’» Shirts. Plain and Fancy .
and Lon in an me ne t Boys Blouses. Plain and Fan
I , cii i 1'. N __  - 9’
1 Brass Band-everything to help you ,shades an? paQ¢9rn's_ Pricerss _ - P; ara; me In cwest pattern; _Q swipe- Q0lla_!‘>8ll~8¢l16d- P1'iC0B if
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E enjoy yourself. Free supervised Auto A _ ces ':‘ '_4_
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Boy’s and Youths’ at 65c Fine durable
Cotton Broadcloth in plain and
striped patterns in collar attached
style in sizes 12 to 14. Other prices
75c, 85c, $1.00 up
Boy’s "Atlantic" combinations of soft
white cotton yarns in rib stitch. But-
ton front style with long sleeves 
and legs. Sizes 22 to 34 . . . . . .
Flannelette Pajamas for boys in
strong, comfortable make, smart
stripings trim style and col- S
ourings  
Broadcloth Pajamas .. .. $1.00 10 '$1-50
Boy’s Blouses in same materials,
50c, 65c, 75c, $1.00.
Wool Golf Hose made from selected
Pure Wool Worsted Yarns in plain
shades with fancy turn down 
top. Sizes 7 to 10 '
Other lines 250, 40c, 50c, 85c and $1.00
Il0y’s New Fall Caps in the new pat-
terns, and st_yie of serviceable browns
and greys. Sizes 6'/1 to 7  
Guaranteed rubber peaks _. I
Other good lines _  50c, 60c and 85C
€i"s‘i'CA1. nsvur; FINE PER-
FORMANCE
 "The Jcllies", n. musical revue en-
tii'<‘i_v of local talent, under the di-
rection or Mr. Desire J. Bourque,
mis presented on Thursday and
Friday nights in the Summcrsidc
High School and was a production
of a very higii order, and something
new to Summerslde. Miss Mary
McNeill was Queen oi’ the Jollics
and made lier nppcarziiicc wit-ii thc
entire cast. in the Grand Finale.
The whole pei'foi'mancc is ii credit
to Mr. Bourque as he had so short
a. time to train the children. ~
Following is the progrnni:
PART 1.
The Prologue _ "Smile All The
While" - Desire J. Bourque 'and
Smile Chorus.
Scene One-"I Won‘t Believe It's
Raining"-Doris Mnrlett and Smile
Chorus.
Scene Two-"Now You Tell Ono"
` -Earl Campbell and Willard Arsen-
, ault.
i- Marjorie MacQuai'rie, Desire J.
~__;_, ~~-~_~:;_ - W' -- Bourque Ballet and Garden Girls,
Scene Four-"Poet and Peasant"
-Stewart Smith and John Moim
an d Scene Five- The Grass Is Getting
Grecner All '__
water supply.
Contract' for an
,on_ce_. equipment is on the Island
drilling a Well for William Hasiam,
Springfield. '
The Trask Well Co.
Vaughan H. Groom
Local. Representative
at Morley M. Beli’s Law Office
Summerside, or Phone 297
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"Artesian Well at {`
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I r tain.
I              The “mel Desire J.
it Bourque and Black and White
Girls
. ` Scene Six--"'I’hc Man From Bran-
' don" - Miss Spencer, Mrs. Joseph
Perry; Bernice, Moulton, her niece,
I Jacqueline Arsenault; Bertha Mell-
Charlottetown, Summerside and Ken-
siiigtoii have found by costly exper-
ience that expensive fire fightiiig'
equipment is useless without an un-
failiiig Water suppl
on the night of 'August isih
Malpeque was nearly cleaned out
owing to the lack of an adequate
ville, Bemice's friend, Jean McKeai-
ney; Anne, thc maid, Miriam Cam-
eron; Dr. Cari Decker, from Kirby's
Insane Hospital, Joseph Dechant;
Dan Moulton, Miss Spencer’s Nep-
hew, Rcg. Muttart; Phil Lester, from
Brandon, Desire J. Bourque.
Scene Seven-"Gee But 1‘d Like
hearts.
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it Scene Three-"A Living Garden"
To Make You Happy"--Adel Bow- i
ness, Mary Sllllphnnt and Sweet- ,E
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Scene Eight-"A Terrible Accid- I
Parkin! at Borden. The Excursion is 5 3  4 1 on ; 39 $1 oo -
ii being sponsored by the Summer c 1  c 0 I
- - to I _ .1 to I il f
side Golf Club, and tickets are pro- ‘ _ , , , _‘_
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curable at leading Drug Stores in
iss
Charlottetown, Surrimerslde andl' ' V "
Kensington.     
-Mrs. Harold Moore and two
ciaugliiers of Charlottetown, are the _
guests oi Mrs. Eldon Robertson, of
Summerside.-S.
-Mrs. A. E. Harris and three
children have returned from a visit; ,
to Mrs. Harris' mother, Mrs. D. S.
iviiiier, oi Aibsi~ton_-s.  _
-Miss Mary Hariswell, of Buffalo,
N. Y., and Mrs. Ada Lovewell, oi
Gardener, Mass., are visiting their,
niece, Mrs, Percy L. Bowness, of 
Summerslde and their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Bell Enson, of Ellersiie.-S.
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Scene Nine-“Pirates Bold"-The
Chic! Stewart Smith; The Mate,
Showboat Choruses.
INTERMISSION
PART 2.
Scene Onc-'A Gypsy Camp" - '
Lowell Hancock, Jacqueline Arsen-
\ PLAN. ~.  -
Boys silk Ties. ,New Patterns. Each  25C. Boy.; Hdidk.er.¢h!efs_ Each ___ 05g- mm' 1 og:
Boy'a _Caps for Fail. N,6ii{I_’atterns. Each' . .»  u _ Boys Wool Go" H;j__se _‘Ai 4 t  
 'A 50°' ‘° $§;;2¢5 tai. ..’;i1‘1‘i§i._‘i‘f.€f?f§ii1.'tsas_ .Z $1 :so
Boy’s Braces. Old Prices. A pair ..'_.-_~.-.1.;._-r_.;. . 1 s
Boy’s Leather Belts   and  Bc`y’s` Heavy Goat Sweaters  |39 to 
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Asn Asoirr -~if`§';,, ¢ _ -_ _ -‘WK ABOUT
OUR EASY ,f»:'f A  § ‘Q%  DRE?  ova Easy
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, _ ,  _ _ -'- PAYMENT
Desire J. Bourque; Pirates, Pitettes,   PAYMENT ` ~‘ _"__ ` "`°' " ` """ » .""" i PLAN _
ault, Dcsirc J. Bourque and Gipsles I __ ._ -
Scene Three-“Alice Blue Gown"-
Earl Campbell.
Scciic Tin-cc-"Alice Blue Bown-
Miriam Cameron, Jacqueline Arsen-
Denny.
Scene Four- Teil Me Cutie' -t
Miriam Nicholson and Chicker
Chorus.
Scene Five-"The Village Choir"-
Patricia Machelian, Edna. Baker.
Shirley Dodds, Ross MacKenzie and
Choir.
V `  u
ault, Dorothy Silliphaiit and Dora   J)
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FOB UP -_TO -DATE BOYS SUITS AND FURNISHINGS'
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Scene Six - “On the Corner"\- --~- -- _
Campbell and Arsenault. `
Scene Seven-“Indian Love Call"
-Hazel Acorn; "Pale Moon"-Desire
J. Bourque.
Scene Eight-“A Summer Board-
cr"-Hilda Brotherhood and John
Mountain.
Scene Nine-"The Joliics Hotel"-
Neil Durant, Earl Campbell, Hilda
ni’ in newny nature may in innertnrl .4
z rents n word strictly pnynblg in
Iilvixnco.
. . 'SUBSCRIPTIONS to to H
  [Mr. W. C.  to be one ofthe ablest jurists in the in opposition in the Government at
__ ' Maritime Provinces, and is hcld in ottnwn 
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news at local interest but advertising °f mi “d°PM°n~ '
Mr. W. C. West, York, has return- Mr' west Wu In Ham" dm-mg A Indy engaged R Hlcmnnd my U
ed from E two weeks enjoyable visit the election, and said the excitement page and gave him o. livery on con.
The ,,m,,,,_ N_ 5_ wwe than ML WHS intense the in-it two days. A1- aition that he wotiia wen- it oniy \
Brotherhood John Mountain wu_ handed to their Rep. Archie Hume,` West had interesting and upprecla- most without ex°°pu°n" the people °n special °°°“5l°"S~
lard Arsenault.
Are On Parade"-Desire J. Bourque
and Guard.
or leit at H. J. Mabon's Drug store, ted interviews and associations with 11° met credited the Hanmgwn one day m their ‘“°“d°“ "°“s°' 9
Scene Ten-"when the Guards M°“ii\€l1@- 106. two distinguished Islanders, viz: Govemliwnt with having lem both company of Callers amwd \““°"
.ACTING W R Hom J_ R Frm", Provincial sem.” DYOBTBHS Ve *md 0C°D°ml¢H . but th!! peoterlly. The wee boy was not sure
Dr--W J P Mmm IE 1,u'1'i;;s Tian. my_Tm_,mm., and gmt,” Mmm seneral depression told heavily what to do, but no some in amid
. . . _ an w o ic ally Point. and Mr J M M against its re-election Since the the eompnn end snid ge his is
Finale-"The Qilccri of The Jolltes open the Kings County Exmbmon » ~ U5 09 ellilh. of leon ' y m
and entire cast." _
Pianist'-Mr's_. may Silliphant.-S_.
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th, supreme court B “uve of Pow e on the remark has been gen- ircss in ii loud :\'1ii.»|ii~r that all could
at Georgictéiwlrn at 3 P. M. Wednes-ML ML _mmm Mgmsh is reputed eral that a mistake has been made hear: "Please, m:\‘=\in_ wnll I put on
jfy’ 5°? ' t .- ___ 935- Jr in returning a local administration your breeks or my iiin?"
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