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MEN'S JACKETS-

SUMMER SPECIALS ‘ FOR MEN AND BOYS

in a large array of styles and colours—Sharltslrin - Crav- l to enette - Poplin. Jacketor busircoat style. Prices ... . . E

MEN'S SLACKS-

Sharkskin - Alpine Gabardine - Tropical Worsted and Flannel. Pleated or Plain.

Fawn - Grey - Brawn. Prices

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS-

in, large assortment of plain colors and checks. Short or Lang Sleeves. Prices-

i.95 ... 7.95

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MEN'S BATHING TRUNKS-in ail wool - satin - or Crav- enatta. Popular makes. Assorted shades.

50c .'° 1.25

MEN'S SUMMER CAPS

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MEN'S SLACK SUiTS.- . ' Fine Cotton Gabardine. Assorted shades. Slacks and Shirts- .

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OTTAWA. ‘June 1 - (C?) - Excellept. progress has been mails in seeding on the Prairie Provinces during the last week under the impetus o! wanm, dry weather, the Dominion Bureau o! tatistics said today in a telegraphic crop report. ' Spring ﬂoods, however. have dealt British Columbia's crop prospects a knockout blow. Tanning the iloods the worst in. British Columbia's history. the Bureau reported that increased flooding is anticipated as a result o! continued wanm weather, and added:

“Thousands or acres oi’ land are under water and in the important Fraser Valley the situation grows worse hourly. A report trout Agassiz indicates that the valley st that point is entirely ﬂooded. "Livestock are without food and have been stranded on hills and islands throughout the ﬂooded area. Many cows have not been milked for days and disease is already beginning to appear."

Wheat. seedlqg now is completed in Manitoba and nearing com- pletion in Saskatchewan. In Alberta. the Percentage o! all seed- ing cqmplei/Gd varies from 100 per

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cent in the aoullsaasttoaboutze to 3o per cent in the Calaary- Cleresholm area. where wet grown-l delayed tleld work will a low owe sec. . seeding or coarse are-Ina and Ilaxseed is nearing ucoatpietlaa in Marlitoba and la about 55 per cent completed in Bakatchewan. Oper- atlona are well under way ever most o! Alberta. '

The Bureau aald the rapid germination and Ifowthot Prairie crops la doing much to overcome the lateness o: the season, however, due to the hot. dry weather. "in soon will be needed throughout. Manitoba and Saﬂatchpwsn and Southeastern Alberta to promote the continued arowth at the crops. seedlngnowiaunduwevisstlse Maritimes. where cool weather and lrcquent rains delayed operations during May, but much land re- mains to be planted. 1n Prince Edward Island only percentorlltegrainand,“ is in the ground while in Nova Scatia. the essence planted rams» from 1O to 40 per cent. In New Brunswick seeding ie in tull swing except in low areas.

Manufacturer To-iluit Britain For Canada

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Neil, Cordon will relinquish his managing directorship o! a Mid- lands manufacturing compllélli and sail for Canada. wlill l" B“ °' mobile and-trailer to "start all over assinf‘ ,_

"Some £01k think I'm troll’. e4. year old Cordon said. “but I'll be; that 1n g year or two I'll be a managing director again. with my own plant and a large number o! Canadians on mv payroll-

"But to begin with Ilm willing to do anything from scum: ire cream to working at a bench. And 1 know how to work. too- I've been through the mill once and 1'11 do it again .--"

Starting as an employee en- gineer. Cordon built up a gIWP ot Midlands manufacturing 60m- panies devoted to tarpaulin, can- vas. leather and sports goods (the R31‘. Group incorlprnsating Hey- nolrls and Co. Ltd). He says he is pulling out because "no ‘En- terprising trader can make any

headway in Britain under the present system." ‘when private enterprise is

bound up with red tape it means death to private enterprise. I\:n going to Canada, because I be- lieve the Canadian ‘people still respect enterprise as the back- bone oi’ national life.

"Under s Labor Government the working Pwple oi’ this coun- try have forgotten the simple truth that high wages without an adequate return in work spell ultimate disaster for employers and employees alike. ' "Frankly I'm tired ct employ-i ing people who think more oi! what they can get than what they can give."

Cordon is sailing for Canada

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Mrs. J. I. Maollaehern ‘was hostess to eleven members oi Mt. Meliick W. I. for their secular meeting on Mas 11th. The meet- ing opened with the Ode and creed. Roll call was responded to with an exchame oi ﬂower slips. Minutes o! previous meeting More approved ‘as read.

School committee reported pap- er towels needed. Mrs. Jack Mac- Rae and Nlrs. Elliott. Robertson were re-appointed on school com- mittee.

sick committee reported that all sick persons in the district had been ts-ken fruit. Mrs. Albert Bruce was re-uppointod on sick comhsiltee and Mrs. lodge Lane was appointed on same in place o! Miss MaoDougail.

A parcel ct remnants was auc- tioncd.

Arrauzemenls were made to have the honour roll allied in and (ranted.

Letters o! thanks were read from the Red cross society and Canad- ian Appeal ior Children for gen- erous donations from the district and the Institute. A card o! thanks tor !ruit_ was also received. Requests for donations were receiv- ed from the Cancer Society and the League of Mercy oi’ Prince Edward Island Hospital. It as moved. seconded and carried t at $5.00 be sent to the Cancer Soci- ety and $1.65 iar a pair o! towels to the Lassue o! Mercy. Booklets °n t!" Dlebisci were distributed.

r also Fcderatio o! Agriculture pamDhlets. A sincere vote o! thanks was ex.

tended to Mrs. Jack MacRae ta;- Slving much oi‘ her time and tal- ent in instructing the school chil- drcn (or the Musical Festival. ‘Pile Cheque received from the Musical Festival Association was endorsed to Mrs. MacRae in part payment (or her excellent work.

It was also moved. seconded and carried that a letter o! thanks be written to Mr. Johnston (or his valuable assistance and that his

in the Aquila-nits Aug. 17 with his Wile 8nd l6 year old son, Oharleal who visited Canada with s school friend last year. His wile has pro- duced a number of illustratedl books under the pom dc plums o: Mary Ohell.

“We are all resolved to make a success of our new life in Gan- ads and my boy is prepared Ln earn a living in the gong]. 01¢. fashioned way ._ by work, work ﬁnd more work. Ln Canada I hope he will develop his muscles as well as his brain.

“We are goiru: to Toronto first. I am taking the car and trailer as a protection against the cur- rcnt housing shortage there.”

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account be paid out oi the M. and A. cheque.

A vote oi’ thanks was also ax~ tended to Mrs. Artie Richards (or her- klndness in giving the use o! her piano on several occasions.

_Mrs.' J. B. Maclaohern and Mrs. Elliott Robertson were named as delegates to the annual convention o! P. E. I. Women's Institutes at Charlottetown.

It was decided to hold a pantry sale as soon as space for same can be obtained in a. city store.

Mrs. Jack Maartae invited the members to meet at her home tor June meeting. Mrs. J. l7. Mac- Eachem and Mrs. Elliott Robert~ son. were appoln‘ ‘ on lunch corn~ niittee.

Collection amounted to 66c.

711a Book o! Knowledge Annual was received for the school.

The meeting was brought in a close with the National Anthem. alter which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Malcolm MacRee and Mrs: Lodge Lane.

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Men's Shirts White Broadcloth, collar attach-

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Boys’ Overalls 2s pairs Boys’ Overalls, size s

yeah only.

Special Price, pair

MEN'S SPRING

Top Coats.

25 in the lot, all sizes, Tweeds. Clearing less 25% discount.

' names’ Cotton Dresses

Prints and gingham, sizes 2 to 6 years. Special Price-

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. . __Lv . . v -. Men s Pants 25 pairs only, men's Tweed Pants, sizes 36 and 38. Reg.

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Clearing Price . ...

LEATIIEIIETTE . Car Cushions

Blue, Brown and' Fawn colors,

regular value Si.75. 1 I

Special to clear. . . . .

Men’: Suits

Worsteds and Tweeds, colors blue, brown and gray. All sizes.

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Price Boys’ Cotton Broadcloth Suits

1.00 ... 3.25

\ sumnrn Cottage Rugs and Mats

Size 3 x 5—3 for.......S 4.75

Sire 4 x 9-3 for . . . . . ..Si3.00 Size 6 x 9-3 for.......$l6.00 COTTAGE SET

Curtains

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Ladies Dresses

in Crepeﬂlerseys and Figured

Silks. Early spring line, a nice

assortment. Values to $17.95. Clearing at l-Z Price

Sizes i to 6 years. Special prices

1.59 ... 3.95 snir Carpet

Heavy quality, English inude Stair Carpet. Price-

4.95 ..6.50 Curtains

Heavy quality Tuscan Net Cur-

tains.

Special Price .......

Ladies’ Elastic Girdle: and Carter Belts

Ladies’ Elastic Girdles and Gar- ter Belts, all sizes, clearing at half price.

while our stocks are complete.

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Read over our list of Specials we are offering for this weekend. Every department contributing

Thursday, June Ii-Friday, 4-.Satunlay, 5

Boys’ Sweaters Boys’ V-necir Sweaters, all wag

color fawn only. Reg. $3.25. Sale Price 2:1

Men's Short;

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Flowered. Chlntr A andwCretonnes

A lovely assortment of patte 36 inches wide. Reg. values

$1.00.

Sale Price

Cretonnes and Prlnti

Just what you want for summer‘ cottages. We have a splendid assortment of Cretannes and Prints at low prices.

Floor Coverings

Bonny Maid Floor Coverings, I yards wide, reg. value $l.75. Sale

;;‘:',.,. 1.49 Drapes-

Home spun Draplry. till?“ ‘Pl sign. 1 Special, par yard .... I

Ladies’ Corsets

A few Iaca back Corsets in small

sizes only, 1 .00

clearing for ... .. ___.-_--n

We have just received a large shipment of Crown Diamond Points and Enamels in

all the best shades. Alsa Sanicate for wall and ceilings. Do your decorating new,

. Come in Thursday for this g BIG WEEK-END EVENT j

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