,—-Week- end Specials from Deptaf

[Boy’s short pant Suits

This odd line of plain and fancy tweed suits is to be cleared out completely to make room All the suits are short bloomer pant models, good suits for school and knocking about. They are worth up to $5.75 each, and for

week-end will be cleared at .. Small Boy’s Boy’s Special

School Sweater Golf Hose This is anew arrival from. Eng- Another English bargain, good

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land. Sort of heather mixed pat- stout golf stockings, raw“, ~.A " tern, stout material, sizes for greys and browns, neat fancy y». » boys from 2 to 8 years. Polo turn over top, excellent for 4o neok.with3buttons.......‘ schooland play..........' . d .

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; Summer Silk Dresses !

’ _ Remainder of Summer Silk Dresses and Ensembles

~ Will be cleared this week end at just HALF PRICE‘ Your very

; style and size may be among them. Come in and look the of-

fer over, the value is startling,

, $10. 50 Dresses for $5.75. $15.00 Dresses for $7.50 - $35.00 Dresses for $17.50.

. Of course there are other prices, the above are men- . _ " _. tioned to give you an idea.

A Baker's ‘Dozen Bargains for Boy’s and Men

C.’ 5 Patterns _ Varnished Tile‘ ' WALL PAPER

35c double

roll

These Tile patterns are . ; ideal for bath room or g kitchen. Great ~ l1 value .. . . . . . . . . . .. '

Please Note—This is ex- » ' actly same as 171/2 single

Boys’ Sweat Shirts, white and fancy

Boys’ Long Pants Suits, fancy tweeds _ Boys’ all wool fancy plaid

Sweater Coats . . . . . . . . . .

Small Boys’ all wool Suits. Sizes2to8years

.........l-ll 0.05 an 1.95

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.5 mu‘ Large sizes in Boys’ Bi mer " ' ' A Bpatterns floral design Pants........ . . . . ' bedroom paper, all taste- Bo , ys Fleece Combinations- ful and attractive‘ on Penman’s No. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .

i DOUBLE ROLLS it :_ Great Big A Double Bed

Boys’ Dark Brown Corduroy Bloomers

Boys’ Corduroy Knickers

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‘ ' i Flannelette Boys’ New Fall ‘LN l kts Caps....................... " i? ' an e Boys’ Navy Polo Collar $1 Jerseys.....................' f Boys’ Blue Cheviot . Reefers....................3'“o Per Pair Men's Blue Chinchilla Over-

coataplushlined 1 Good Weight, Double Bed . English Sheets $250 Pr‘

Good Sheets are these, just freshly in from the mills in Eng- land. They are “hand torn" which means that they will o smoothly without wrinkling. They are just the right 2- weight, plainhem, 72x90inches ...

“ " Tapestry Runners for your living room, rich dark back grounds ' with pretty floral designs., They are 11/; yards long. Goodvalueat

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The Best Dollar

' Silk Bloomer"-

In Charlottetown This is value that challenges ~ comparison. There's quill‘? ill

every stitch, the‘ bolt color-sore shown, the models are bobottd “

Broadcloth Slip in built-up shoul- der design, finished with hem- g stitched top, diverted I pleatsathips '

l . Brassiere Top Combination made

V, "p.91. ood silknit fabric, cuff at knee

l‘ Jastens at

l; _ side. Bust sizes are ililio 44. voooh. pink. white

,.Clearing odd» lot 0f $3695

,Wge_stern on

uol being shown AT SlNOl-AIRB - ' ‘IIIVI-l-lli-il

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eludes, rim so to M. rum rogu- luly 810.50 to $30-00. BOO i-lldln AT smoumxs 19014-134!

-.norr'r n11. to no _ saw tweed suit for men also; 3d to 44. selling lor s12.» per suit AT em- CLAIRJB ' "IIM-D-ll-fli -ron.uan rnlcl $25.00 now mu You've never seen such value ll than men's suits in lines dd to n. Bel-ling at this phenominally low (ig- urc. AT SINCLAIR’! ‘Mlljfl-li-Il

-BEAOB’S ‘BRAYOU’ Rod Label I'm: Netting will kocp your valuable foxes ufc. . ‘Iddd-I-ll-al.

—I.OYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR can be obtained in Alba-ton from A. F. Hardy. f WTS-FI-lwk.

—0B.Dflt8 ron I08 NITTING and lunch Building supplies ship- pod any order is received ‘phone or wire. Braces. 75864-1241.

—03nln srloml. sunroo- Mink Netting 38' inches wide at Braces. nso-o-la-ai.

-KINBING'I.'ON L. S. B. Club loading hogs, lambs, fat sheep and ml calves Wednesday o! each week up till noon. John A. Douglas, Body. clba-i-zo-u

f-PIITTY waonmo-ll my pretty wedding was oolcmnizcd in st. Paul's Church, Silmmorside, 'on Monday at 5.45 a. m., when mu Gor- trudo Beatrice, daughter of w. and nus. Eli r. Gallant of "summmldo. was united in marriage do m. Aicido Richards, luv. J. J. MacDonald per~ formed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mus. ‘rho bride locked very charmingln a gown of beige gcorgctbo will: hat in match and wcarlngaldvolyboigofurnockpiccc.

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. I .7 v In Memorzam a m the death of James u. no», Klnkoro loses one of its oldest labs». itants. He has already pulsed l! year.

sndllvcdalllllollfolnhbcccmmunlty and on the form when he was born

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last generation and was foremost in ovary movmcnt making for the good o! the community. 8y hard work and prudent thrift be set an example will worth following. m- over 40 years he

was trustee of Rinkoro. Church and assisted in bulldlnrtilo flue perennial» house and church which new adorn um mun. '

lilo death nluioush not unexpected come suddenly and quietly in the end Hohidvisltcdollhlsflmllyini-bcir respective rclidcuoca. and came to Charlottetown 1w tree-uncut only a week bolero his dlifih. Wrtliiod by the lut 11m of Mot-bol- Church he passed away quietly in his sloop about noon on Monday, September 2nd.

Ric runalnl wore taken to Klnkotc and buried in the family plot more bclldo those of his wife who predo- ceuod him four you: ago, The funeral was very largely attended by people from all the surrounding country and from Charlottetown. ’ . ‘me funeral Mass wu celebrated by Rev. Mai/thick M. Smith, who also performed tho services at tho Bravo. assisted by Rev. rm.- S. Duffy, nephew of deceased, and by luv. Thomas The poll beam were John ‘Rainer James Grccnnu, Patrick McCuvlll, Roderick Nicholson, Patrick J. Smith and Patrick Orolghsn.

All his family, with one exception, survive. They are as follows: C. Gavan Duffy, K.C., Charlottetown: hnmctt A. Duffy, at home; Bennett P. Duffy of Vincouvcr; Mrs. Man n. Esmmlll. wife of moms: Hammill of Bcdoquc:

‘h. n‘ ‘waded b, m. “m. m” 1m. Annie E. wcCudic. wife of James

Irma Gallant, who wore s dNll of midnight blue goorgcttc with hat to match and light brown fox fur. The gnocmsmsn was Mr. Leonard Peters. After the ceremony a dainty wedding breakfast was served at the holne of the bride. um which ‘the no»: young couple motored in Mcncoou, N. 18.. and from there will spend I fowl days touring the sister Prov- inces. They were Nu l ‘plants oi many lovely presents. Mr. and Mrs. Richards will rum in Summer-side on their return. when a host oi friends will: we. every prosperity. B.

accounts

~14! Robert Oulion. of the am. wu brausht - down to tho Prince County Hospital on Thursday and was operated on for appendicitis and ll now doing nicelyn-S.

.-m-. and Mrs. Buchanan and par- ty have returned from I pleasant motor trip through the New England emu and Modulus Provinces. m tho pom wu mo. Howard Weeks of Fredericton. w. Roy Buchanan of Houston, N. 3.. accompanied his parents on their return trip to llmmmido and will visit for a few dlfl- l-

Allbuauo uncommon. woe

McCn-rdlc o1 ltiukcra and M. Elisabeth

Oollllshm. wlic of Patrick J. Colloi-

han 0f North Wllblhiro.

A lugs number of wreaths and llhlritual olfcrinn were p. ntod by

the family and friends of the doomed.

‘Iklllv a faithful and good nun hu 80M to his reward.

RAILWAY P3003!!!

STEADILY INUILIAIIS

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Ont, 86M. Ills-Tho rsonncl of the Canadian Notional dlwlrllsasgoodulnyintbc world, and they are livingup to ex- Nmuillll. slid O. E. Brooks, chief 0! wllvo pom. Conldlln National Railway!- l-llvmtnr of the new 011 electric locomotive number $000,110- fore a crowd at the dincborrlmwh- ‘

bitlon may.

Ho snob on behalf or the Canad- ian National Railways It _Tl‘lfllp0l\ tatlon. Aviation and Commercial Trlvellcra‘ Do! And mode the stateq mint in rofutin_g_ thou who charged that the railways wore failing tn kelp pace with progress. Pointing out that l-boraliwsyuhcmworcforcodwitho tmnondoul mileage‘ which imposed mm weight rectrlcflonc. be wont on loohowbowthocuginohcd mo: their difficulties, mentioning parti-

Mrics wore mode in America.

oulu-ly tho use of nickel ll In alloy

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The lovely, new y Chiffon Velvets are in $3.25 a

9 a new colors

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35- inches wide You are especially urged to inspect this really wonderful fabric which we have just placed in stock. The colors include Bor- deaux, Marine Blue, Royal Blue, Loutre, Mordore, Coquelicot, Geranium, Saxe, Eucalyptus. The velvcts are soft, '-

_ closely fine, beautifully draping fabrics l. . . . . . . .;

“ New Chamoisette Gloves, turn cuffs assorted colors, onl .. . . . . . .

Special Black Chiffon Vel- Vol. 35 inch, at

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, 35 inch Velveteens

in the new colors

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, $1.75

Black. Navy, Ruby, Sapphire, Chestnut and‘ Taupe are among the popular colors shown in

thesesplendid velveteens, whichhave just arrived~direct from England. .. ..

1.75

limited .

Clearing Out a line of. ‘,‘Kayser’ _ Silk Stockings for $1.19

The" are 511 Very P°Pl1l8.r.co1ors in this line, medium service weight stockings, square heel, perfect goods in every res- ptect, being closed out for lack of room. egular $1. 50 quality" To clear atper pair

No returns or exchanges, as

, $1.50 .,

1.19

the stock is

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Moonlze McLEOD Ltd.

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Nell’ English Flannel- ettes, good patterns, fast colors-, 85 inch . Special per yd. . . . . '

pecial White mound. ette, 35 inch. Special

3233.??? Pffff"... . . .15

lllonduro Pyiama. Cloth. 36 inch. Per yard

New Necklets, with Bracelets to match. As- sorted colcrs. Each

Georgette and lace. Collar and Cuff Sets. ‘new colors. Per

set

Georgette and Crepe de Chine Scarfs, fancy col- ors. Rogllll-l‘ Pllico up to $1.60.

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is annually the 1min will” "i thousand mo».

to their duly. I-Ild will continua co doaolndnotlslvoyouinthansr o! worms. Bo than instances some of the remarkable developments of Canadian railway engineers, nude in spits of the foot that they bad llmitbd. financial resources behind them. ,

801m closing. Mr. Brooks paid high tribute‘ to the labor forcu jof the Canadian roads. "At no time ha; thou been bum: fooling between employees llld the administrative and advisory mm u exists on o railway! WAY." no! aid. » 1- -.

Mr. V. it. Jacobs. aeronautical menu» for define: Th‘! mil N? the future possibilities of lighter than‘ aiming to the

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8mm today formally ordered an in» veltlglliom of lflilvibiod of Uhibd BMW shlpbulldlng corporation n the unaucoenlul 1H1,- Genovo naval limitations oonfcmoo. Without a dissenting vote it adopted tho Ionh molui-icn to luthotlll‘ the inquiry. Then was but little debate on the wonom. The naval coon will mm, tomorrow to his!» tlwlnven- tlgotion.

Jonah: Moxcilar. pomocut, w“. Nance. lurlclbed that the liven-igu- tion lncluidc s study c1. "1 u" W!!!‘ l“! 0f tho nlvll quag-

lil. the Democratic looser, 1mm“

Plrtlcular‘ emotion which h "also and distinct mm and; and

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