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Store Open Friday Evening

This store closes all day Saturday ‘liih Ma). shall he open for business all day and through the evening of Friday

Look for interesting specials on th at occatlflfl-

ln view of this fact, We

Announcing the arrival

of the new

p Printed Chiffon Dresses $10.00 to $20.00

Yesterday morning we opened up some amazingly lovely new 91'1"“ Chiffon dresses, some with dainty hip length Jacket of plain crepe. a few with hip length jacket of chiffon. Dresses of course are sleeveless.

$10.00 to $20.00

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Men's Khaki Duck Pants ' I . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25, $1.50, $I,T5, $100 Men's Khaki Moleskin Pants $1.75, 52,25

Men's Flannel Trousers $2.50 to $7.50 Men's Plus Fours fancy

.... $5.00 to $15.00 wefds _ Men's Combination Blue, Khaki - 54”" t" 57-0" .................. .. sz 25 to $550

Men's Khaki Windbreakers $2.25

PURTTNG? week-end

ENS Sports Shirts at- tached collars only Light Grey Union Flannel

Light weight. Splendid for fishing and other sports $2.50

Men's Combination Under- wear. a little heavier than summer weight. Long sleev- es. long legs . . . . .. 31.50 Suit

Men's Socks. for those that wear a

,‘ somewhat heavier weight. All wool, cashmere, shades of Grey or Fawn.

A wonderful sock only 50c pair

Men's Handkerchiefs. Plain White Cambric plenty of size for school boys

‘ or men.1doz.only.~ . . . . . ........69c Men's Caps Light, Medium and Dark- er Tweeds, good shapes . . . . . . . . .. 98c

Men's Khaki Riding Breeches .. ........$5.00to$7.50

Men‘s Long Duster Coats $2.00 to $4.50 Men's Leather and Leatherette Costa

Men’s White Flannel Trousers . . . $5.50

Mr. Elmer Cfampbell of Rollo Bay.

motored to Souris on hfonriajr.

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We are <p~r.:\li1.lng on QljALlTY as lt ls count-my to buy the East.

Our Welsh Anthracite

For Furnace. Basehurnrrs. 1 Heating Stoves and Range; is - the Best Cargo that ever camr 5 to this port.

i. MlLLERS (IREEK I ls all Heat with prartlcalLv no ; ash. Our first cargo wlll be hrrc ‘f May 23rd. For Ranges, Iii-sting 1 Stoves and Furnaces.

EGANADIAN (COALS All brands always ln stock.

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ii i4 ' y n‘. LETTER OF SYMPATHY

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am. Malcolm MacSvrain. Hampshire, know (he

l Dear Mrs. tfacsvzain; We, the sustains will be near you

lmembrrs of the Women's Missionary "Though the dlys be a.“ u“

were not permitted to be near and see your sister at her death, but we One who comforts and

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—ID1 QUICK-DINING Flint SIIOJ-IO-ii-

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, and enamel at Iran's.

-nu-r AUIO and fiuhlllbt bulbs

l at Blue's. 3311-54141.

| I l -I'LASHLIGBTS arm Barrna- ll! sold wholesale and retail at; Brsce's. 3360-5-20.“ t —POULTBY narrmo and poul- “ .1 fencing in stock at Braces. 337-5-21-21. mnvcuurs areas will .bel .0361 on laturday. May 24th Wie- ..ris Day) will reinstn open~on Fri- . day evening for the usual Saturday l nllbt. ma». am-s-ao-ai.

-I IAI ll ENOI heavy No. a Tilbtloek hrin Ieurinl. specter ensue 4%. m, l, Iii, m, I in stock It Iran's. It'll-it.

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—lA'l'UlD_A!'!. Ill! Nth (Vie- toria Day) this atorewill be closed will remain open on Friday night for the usual Saturday nilht business. Sinclair b Stewart Llmltad.

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—ANGL!CAN envious in the Pariah of New London on the 36th lnetu will be ae follows: Ienaington, 10.30 a. mu Sunday School at I p. 1a.: Renoir River at 2.30; Burling- ton at ‘l p. m. lie-opening or sun. dsy School at 6.30 p. m. G. '1‘. Spriggs, Rector.

___ by actual performance of —-SIVEB.AL OAR. ACCIDENTS OVER WEEKEND-There were several car accidents in the vicinity of summerside over the weekend. Although the cars were mostly badly

‘damaged none of the occupants received any serious injuries. There was also a collision between two cars at the approach to the Railway Station o» smut-day night. s. of an original owner.

confined to a maximum

within a twelve-months’

—B.UNAWAY ACCIDtENT-- What might. have been s more serious accident occurred on Monday after- noon, when- m. Duncan Palmer's

_,_1jnr CHARIOTTF._TOW\Y nrlannrw western guardian .

Marmonfi straight-eight ex

MARMONS new one-year guarantee is the logical re- I311! p! M_a_ri_non’e concentrationpn the straight-eight.

perience has been proved; its cars.

Mormon knows what its stralght-eights will do—how they will stand up-and has enough confidence in them to laydown a guarantee for this unusual length of time.

The new Mormon one-year guarantee insures you against faulty material and workmanship in all new

u Marmone, subject to warranty terms. it's a factory guarantee, signed by a factory executive, and is valid at any authorized Mannon Service Station in the hands

Based on normal mileage averages, the warranty is

of 12,000 miles, to be driven period. '

Naturally no manufacturer could afford to make such aguarantee without definitely knowing it to be econom- ,

hem we: mem 0n Harvard sum. l “any °°"“d'A"'°' Summon-side. Mr. Palmer nu ~' yearatudyofown" mum.‘ m; m“, u... mum, ml THESE CARS experiences gave

(m, “mi-Mm ‘f, m, “mm 3.} NOWGUIRINTIED - Marmon all the trsmity of the tom. About m! l-‘OR ONE YEAR proof it needed.

corner o! Kenna-d and hint-Incl Mgrmongm-ghgyg Streets the horse took farm and txfgywmxhogaam the performance, “W” M‘ Pu?” dmdu“ "um," ‘whoa; the good looks and E“; by 2,” so bodyetylee-mediumfleld the riding ease. A scam-luau". mu w Water Street but‘ Ulflllflll llllli-79 n°'°b“3a‘l°" (‘we w” mm“ n“, u” tum“, Si: bodyuylee-t-Ivwfield will convince you. station. m. mm..- sustslrred- Hermon Big Eight The Iliarmpn one-

sevore injuries to his shoulder and

for m xrey examination. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. The ales-en had one of the shafts broken but nus not. very badly damaged. S.

—- BAD BEEAVEMENT ~ Melt’

friends in Suinmerslde and Bcdlqflé

will empathize with Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Murray ed Oentreville. Bedequc l in the death on Mozday moraine 01' ' their eldest dlillhfir. Mabel Viclsf wito passed away in the Prince

county Hospital after 0B1)’ lei: da5'5

illness mt. the early age oi’ 24 31315-

Mlns Murray was taken ill quite ____

sudden” W11‘ It W'- mb" m‘: -Gapte.in Kelly. of the Brant. Q1117!" “W”? “m” d“ 1'” l spent the week end at his home in fmllbyfi- mtlrYl-hml “ism.” “u Summerslcle. s. idone for her but it was of no avail. ‘_

She was of s bright and lovable, _"_Am°n‘ the ‘tisimn to sumnwr. dLspasitim and was a 501N111 1"‘ l side this week by motor were Mrs. ourite not only Wit-h h" M51151 W”; Keith Boswell. Mrs. E. Boswell and with the patrons of the aearnery to, Mtg Elsis Boswell of Victoria. They whom she was elyrsys courteous Ind. were accompanied by Mrs. E. F. obligmg. There are left in mourn; Bennett of Lincoln. Nebraska. who besides her sorrmm: parents, the i is visiting in Victoria. S.

followtitg deters and brothenz~Miesl Bertie and Miss Uns, Stanley» Wallace. George, Reginald. Clllldfi,‘ Arthur, Sidney and David all of

Bedeque, to whom the sincere syml?"

sizhy of the entire conunurit-y la ex-

. . PERSONALS

n-A CARGO of Millers Creek Soft American Coal will reach here about May 28rd. Book your orders now as this is the time to buy at the lowest

Ten body styles-fine airfield arm and we: taken t0 ‘M lie-vital l Pf°t°¢t Y9"-

|formerly of Saint John, N. 8.. has ibeen elected secretary of the litter-l‘

year guarantee will

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GUARANTEE

EFFECTIVE TODAY-Mormon Motor Cur Company ofiors Ono-Your Guer- cnfoo instead of the usuol 90-Day Warranty on ouch of its four 1930 Straight-Eights In all price fields . . . Mode possiblo by success of Mormon Straight-Eight eoncontruiion policy and known Straight-Eight leadership.

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FIRST to build Stralght-eights exclusively FIRST eight at the price of a six FIRST eight in Canada in the $1500 field

FIRST complete line of eights in the world

NOW CLIMAXES all those achieve- ments with o ono-yoor warranty.

covering its complete eight-cylin- der lino in all price fields.

T, G, IVES, 219 Great George Street

Distributors for Prince Edward Island

Offices: Charlottetown and Montague

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dasndtzlnpllm-A E. Davies. B. charity bureau. and on .

A., Minister. ..'N0’1‘ICE T0 CREAM PAT- _ RoNSn-Ml‘. A. F. Campbell will haul ; cream by Motor Truck to Sourls . Creamery beginning lvlonclay, May; 36th through the following districts: g Elmira, East Lake and Kinlsborc w ‘ Sourie. aase-a-zo-zz-za-ai. l CLUB OF MARITIME PEOPLE ELECTS

BOSTON. May 20~John Kiley,

colonial Club, composed of former

Maritime Province residents. Other

committee are William E. Murphy. corresponding secretary; Frank X. Mitchell, financial secretary; Mur- (lock Campbell, John J. Turnbull, J. E. Kerr, James A. Yoston end Frank \‘.'. Clark.

::Persian Balm preserves and en- hances women's natural heritage of beauty. For sheer feminine loveliness it is unrivalled. Tones and rejuven- atcs the skin, and makes ‘it exquisite in texture. Delightful to use. Smooth and velvety, it. imparts a youthful charm to every complexion. Indispen-

sable to all dainty women. Especially

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Jolt and white. Dellcnteli’ lragixiui. Pre- serves and ‘enhances the loveliest complexions.

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EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and supplying Glass!» to.

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150cm}, o; Kmgsmn Baptist Church m“), tended m‘! m with the Guam“ nrlee. l- ‘I. Holman, Ungiategl.’ o m officers are: Daniel B. Munn, prg5|_ e~ -- --~ ‘u - ‘-_»-*ee ------ “fr”..- . “UM: lwish to convey to you our sympathy And the rowd be rough and steep- Joins. The funeral takes place this! 5 ‘ '3 ' ~ dent; Charles J. E. Kickhsm. vice- F R E E I i if“ ‘h’ “m” °' "m" “°l°"°d m" Tlwuih the wlv ma; through the (Wedwesdey) nfwrnoon st 230-’ preside“ “d "emim": Kwmelh Until June sum. i930, for every u: rolls of Illm brought to t ‘ M“ Mona“ "ml" Service will be at the home. lnter- Moore’ John H‘ Chamon‘ Ernest A‘ our studio for finishing. one 5 x 7 enlargement given free. 2 I we realize death at all time is! Or through waters cold and deep merit. in United Oemete at Bedeque I Em" m“ “m” w" Mm“ ‘*1’ ' Twenty four hour service ‘ l . -. ... . . 1 ' ' ' Iran but ilurtlcillali) so when you 3111p mid rue-s hibumuons a E6818)?! Guardlan T°°l"°"- we u" u" “mo.” M“ "hm-m" mm, p“; "m", _--.-.. .- - ~ -- - -~~---- Stands H]; pmmix rich and not‘ 1:‘ R- Cgluyg- All!" A- 1545913911‘ on dull flgyg n; eyell n; bright. [gt u; hglp you make better 00-0-64?» o when m t ' , '--~—-——--—~-——-- ' a . Mur 0c . MecDonad John snap-shots. 2 . wines!" Passes through the Signed on behalf of the Womens “WBESIYTERIAN SERVICES for MscPhee. Daniel A. MndDonald. i BAYER DR _]_ P, MILLAR ‘I, the Lord’ m“ be with "m" Mil-imm- lociety. Sabbath. May 25th: Cardigan at u James .1. McElrcy and Joseph u. ‘ t DENTAL “melon I - IIILDA l. ACKLAND a. m.; Lorne Valley at 3 p. m.: Dun- McPherson have been elected to the 3331_'5_1'9‘_1'w'“' t‘: ' ' ° ' ' " ' ' ' “ ' ' ‘ ”“‘*' ' '°' ' ' ' ' é nouns-e‘ t: l BRINGING UP FATHER __By George McManus 0 . ca Queen and Richmond FATHER'- How MY sun's due-T Lil-c! Him MQTHUR- ' NQ QM CApJ u n. i t m“ “””“ M“, ' PL°WI'\‘= MIHH-i) zuunw ‘TIMI ens comes ‘re MY ‘NSECT! cad-it Ygsnltiv ‘rougaoii-“ICE I """""" ________ \ teammate ‘ a orrics i-vs Gav To 4o ou-r . wurgu | §H@)QE.\A]HAT ~ e --~-~"-- u as. uou wnn u An‘ A sure ' . = , l ggggy; re- ”' °‘ N i335‘ -\ $1,. $§§1$§Z£“s‘l~2§°°“, ' ; i BhLLéiMNl HlESON > 41 A...” ‘.90 ' ma’. ~40 wuv 114e, e | , ~ - flflflllglj Q loileitere o 9 _ . ' A‘ . , PLOWER$. . 2 Collections l q" f lll - noun! r0 was one: l a‘ I uomaovl ___ once OO§~QQO©OOQO§OOO§ nave roux ens _ r IXAIIINID um _ ; _ , GIJIIZI "TRIP I! —-' c. r. PARKMAN l l I lleataeue. P. l I. ) ‘ , __ . p ,_ . ' o. u» - a ,1 Qh! \