JUNE 2s, i921 Don't Be .._____5~=¢<=ive<1 I

The enormous QUIICIIISIVG that the Quality and Value of

"SALADA"

Most Teas look pretty much alike in the led] b. but fhérg is a vast distinction ininfuaioa e already created is prooilevidence

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Tllli ‘EASTERN culiuiun

..‘8UMMEir/i\vlLl.E RACE8- Suturuny. Jul 9tn. tfi-ec-ior-sli trot and price 81gb min. trot and pace $100. Entries close Saturday, July 2nd, Secy, James B. McMillan. \

..'HOU8E IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr. E. B. McLai-en, Georgetown. has hurl his beautiful dwelling house on Water Street artistically pointed. The work was Gone by the

.. 2.40 trot $100. 3‘

|_ PERSONALS

.."Mr. ltolnpd Torsion, George- town, is visiting (Bharlottetown. A

.."Mr. Jack Torsion, George- l town, is visiting (Yharlottetown. A

, . .'Miss Laura McCarron, George- town, is visiting Montague.

| ..'Miss Adele Heniphill is visit- A

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PAGE SEVEN

Annual School Meetingil [—

GEORGETOWN

lslllluleinent voted, 575,00 _ QXPPIISPs‘ voted. $95.00. _ 1"l}$ll'%$. Geo. Ill. Parker, Pump MQrns-“n- Umlislus M. Gordon. 'I5}"""-'l-'IPD'. E. S. Norton. , lull-her, Miss Ailu E. Gordon. BEAR RIVER NORTH

Qlliuihmeitt voted, $7500, bXllen-fir-s voted. $23.00.

TFlI-“llfififi. 'l‘lioinas Mcfiough,

cflfvFl-Ze Gllllilul. John l’. Kelly.

tecrrtury, Luturence Nicllunnlti.

v popular and experienced painters, _ _ , _ ,

is lrreproachablei ‘“‘ gefiflflélltflllllry Gotell and Mr., ing her home at Georgetown. i Ihdthm‘

"m o e ' A ' Supplei t d r s¢3l¢d Packets Only - Black, Green or Mixed l-Jhilss Moore, Charlottetown. is‘ Exp,.n.,f,‘f“vuff,’l§f plfff" | v siting Georgetown. A I '|~,.u_,-[,.,._..,_ Dnnald N_ Murvhlsnnz,

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t BENGAS

Wiat a Well Known F Gentlemiin Thinks oi lt ‘

llonshnw, l‘. l3. lslniul,

.\lr..,L'h.'ts. (fhnntllcr: Dear Sir :—

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Eyes Examined _’ Glasses Fitted i Montague, P. E. I.

Graduate in Optometry Toronto College Exclusive Test Room Con- nected with Drug Store

transmits.

I. F. DIIMPIIY

Ihllnto ol llooton lelool It PIANO TUNING 111 Grafton Btu Oinlottetowl

ilark RMcGuiganBA OARRIBTER. IOLIGITOR, ETC-

Monoy to Loon Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. E. iolonl

S. S. HESSIAN

lflrlllfl, lolloltqtiru,‘ Notlry Public

Y 1'0 LOAN Iontlgroon‘ 7- 5' l‘ m‘

n. s. INMAN, K. c.

Inrrlotor Ind AttornoY-ll-l-‘W loom No. 12 Cameron lloolt VICTORIA ROW

i. A! MacDONALD

llrriotor, Solicitor, Eto-

" ~ monsv "ro tom

cilia-Riley Bulltlln] Charlottetown

Dr. c. c. Archibald

ilruduuto on N. Y. Pout Gradulto Modloal School no Howl!!! Pruotioo llmltod to eye. Em Ne" and Throat

Oiiloo layer Bulldlgsgglial ma‘

I've lit-cu rising “Benign? since spring of i020, nnil it has givcn inc perfect satisfaction. rwtsinis, first, because it cliuiiii-ziti-s any knock engine niny have its the result oi using poor gas and girl-s liit‘ a quiet, smooth running cor‘- niorc tnilcs to thc gallon, often nuilriug its high its 25 ‘ _ miles. "liriscti 'l‘ouring Car.” l have not hnd to rc» move nny carbon Trout the engine since lirsl using it and the spark plugs keep clcnn. of roiintry nnd find it a splendid nid in hill climbing. I like it hztli zind half mixture.

Yours very truly,

FOR S.'\l.l“. liY

Fennell & Chandler

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mm. °"1e:'.'l;l‘°"' 2"‘ , Boot- is obig territory, yet O':,'_°'MH°£:Q_::O $5.503; ‘ right lcross this space PM,“ supplies m, r 8t Palmer l - - . ,_I:_”§P,1,,§;, w, p; r m... ‘ Big MIJMIIY oi "r at. 50mm“ time maoLeod 8D Alsmostltdilois The ONLY- i ""'JFA.'§ZI¥IIQ“' '” GRAD A OPTIC _ Qlrrlotoro and Attornofi (attendance oourlol.) _ MONEY TO LOAN "Mu-rt v 1g? °""""' ln Montague, ' C ll‘ d sooiot urseii J. A. MoEachen glicilltliglméfi or ' Oph. D. Iv! oncuurr E~ E‘ , onion It. cannon or!‘ 4"”. _ anus. r. u t.

We have 3 CARLOADS oi ‘ heavy plump recloanod l

in "arnhouoo and on tho way. Thole Oat: wolqh 42 Ibo. to the bushel.

P " for Seed. , P

‘special prlceo In 25, 50 and q; 100 bulhol loto. ‘

should no thou Onto. <

June 20th, 192i.

l use it for two tin:

secondly. l get

l live in hilly part

ll. ii. CROSBY.

‘fies

= \.

g - . - . . a t . Z

FEED OATS

Arrlvod too into

We are coiling thom at

Elvory owner of u HORSE 4

WHOLESALE l RETAIL

Garter 8} 00., Ltd.

FLOUR FEEDS

i

Eye-Glassel From 1 $2.00 to $10.00

From Emit Point to Capo

nitrite Decks l

lMake it Glow With (iliiterine

l Iloil- Gillis. Jiilln u. Gillis. I P“'l"‘l~"'.\" Jvllu N. Gillls.

..'Mrs. Puquet, Souris. is visit-

ing friends at Georgetown. A ‘l 'l‘i-iu-hi-r, xiii-t Marion Lit-Wu. l iilli.

..‘Rev. Father Gillis, (‘nrtligum GOOSE mvgR

motored to Georgetown this week.‘ lSii|i,->li|i-n1 v;_[,.,|_ $|3;L00_ \ --\| ‘kirnt-nst-s voted, $00.00. rusIei-s, Anh): v Mp1 . __')dr. Wilfred llunler. (‘iiar- tin-int.- ' " ‘mall

NIvLt-od. \\'iirri-ii Nit-Kin-

Georgetown. non. I

A‘ ';“l't-i'rlaii'.\‘. Wilfred uvlcKllifiilli.

‘ Teacher’. PLESANT GROVE

iSupplt-inent volt-ii, $5l)_0p_ EXllPllsl-s voted, $401M),

lottetown, ls visiting

. .'.Viiss Bell Heinphill. Montague, is visiting her home‘ at. Gt-tirgc-l town. A |

krill Henry (‘tirrnn_ James ..'Miss Susie lletiinlt-ill. Mnnti- I“","m""" l“ E~ "ably. sue. is visiting her honfe at ,T_‘~‘"l'?11'l')'. W. l‘). llnrtli‘. t .' _ ~_ A cairn-r. llunnn Dutljv. Georgetown h Q HAMILTON ..'Rev. Father St. John. Chan‘ ‘l,~li(l;,li,‘ll,_:l,lgnhxtyrlpd'.$632?» . .'.\' ' i - . lfllletlflv". vl-"tilfltl Gcflrlwtvtv" 1"“! 'l‘tl|\'li*i*s_ Williztiifii-t.‘llloodslile.

Now it is Biscuit and Berries-

Shredde Weat Biscuit

a dish that clears the brain and brings all the sluggish powers into action after the “sleep" of Winter-a Summer joy to the palate H so easy to serve and so cheap. Two Biscuits with berries make a complete, nourishing meal.

with Strawberries

A it‘. .I.. Lucite-I'll); .\i|'s. lluwuril lluiir‘ Atuliltn, Neil l). ltilllifll)‘. s"l'l‘t‘lill'.\'. llmvnril ltiliilsil)’. GREEN ROAD

Supplnitieut volt-d, $75.00, lfirtptiitses voted, $45,

..‘.Vltiss Janie llunter Who has ,'rr"“l""“"'-l<lllll 'i‘nnle, Pius Mo» been attending Business (‘tillage is (“visiting min-ivy (‘(j[]rl(jn_

week. , ' i.

L‘

..'Mr. P. Slgswtirilt, ('ili‘tllgtlll,' visited Georgetown this week. A‘

P nyG Mee-i i :iy"" l3 Gifflfill I Teacher, hilss Hope Hawaii.

School to he ‘house repniretl and new font-v. BONSHAW

reeihinglvil. nut

spending‘ her vacation ill her home SWIWIHPY. Charles Tools» Jr. _S"l’l‘lmem “Qlfll- 51TH)" "ml" ' A '|‘i-,p-pp|~_ ppm, (‘m1 (ling ininimtini) "Clear the Decks for Act~ l“ Georgetown’ I gAgNsgupnég Expenses volted. $11G. ‘ I! _ I v Sllpplfqnpnt v 19L ‘my ‘Trustees, Join Mr. ‘units, l‘). A» Ion has changed g9 "clear Hvivlise Annie McLella-n who has Llxplpuws vnwfif $3“? Cyoghyl A_ B‘ MCLBML tho Docks." A clear desk bee" llllelltllflg N011‘? Udllle Acdll- Tnmwps J F (tarrier H Secretary, .Iohn McMuntis. mean. a bu", d‘ I. w rk “n” l5 “smug ("lends “l Gemge" Young. .I. ‘MZIIPUlIIIIvIlS v I , I . y o Lwwn‘ ‘ Serreiui'.v. .I. E. Currier. sPmNGToN D"°P a m!" Glllurll". 9" _r_ 'l‘nitrher, Dorothy .\lllli‘ll. l r ». _ NORTH $11 ELEANQR-s Stipp-etment voted, $1.0) 00. each flesh wme ml“ or Slllftllll-‘liivllll. voted, $15000. IGXDPH-“IPH YOIPKI. $05.0"- twico with a cloth, and your |.)X],,.,,_<,._.-_ ‘tumor $1251)“ Trustees, l). A. Mzirlliinsll, desk h new again. ennui“ |‘ru_.;1p,-,S_ 'r_ ||_ p; [mmm we“, Chalmers Niacin-oil, Mali-nun .\i ‘ iey You, H. V. (‘air “lmlsml- can b; bought a; an fun“; g,.,.,-,,;fl,-y_ 1L \'_ (‘and Secretary, Kenneth MJPLPOll. This school liiiS hes-u pulnIi-il illl

'l‘cnt-hi-r_ Miss Ruth Allen. v WILMOT VALLEY ’ Snppli-ttieulled vntr-il, $150.00 (in- cluding minimiriti supp. Expenses volt-d. $120.00. Trustees, ltclht. Agnew, Hogg, Harry (Iurtis. Secretary. E. C. (‘.ztsele.y

turo, hardware and grocery

stores. |

Watch for the New CHALLENGE TEA

Rubi.

HAMPTON Supplement-t voted, $150.00. Expenses voti-J, $18700. 'I‘rits|tees, W. A. MvQuitrrie, Wur»

reii Villett,..l. W. ilyers.

NEW siLlKsyAuii COMING DAILY —~and more and more are women us- A ing them for almost every kind of frock. '

The Silks, Satins and Crepes now

shownyyare of the loveliest of new col- ors and qualities.

A June Rain-blow of I

All the clouds that preceded this June happening were by re makers who had to cut the prices.

There was ta gracious rainfall of reductions and there has be gain-s in all the rich tissues of which Summer’s Silken Frocks are to bemad c.

Ladies "Ready to Wear Department

One Rack Skirts, 28 in the lot, prices from $5.00 to $17_()()_ Less 33 i=3 per cent. 12 Ladies’ Suits, colors black, iravy and brown, good styles, dlearing at HALF PRICE ‘ i8 Rubber Coats in greys and browns, and black, prices from $5.00 to $20.00 HALF PRICE w b» 30 Ladies’ House and Street Dresses, light and dark, gingihams and voiles, prices $3.00 to $18.00. HALF ,__ PRICE n ' 36 Ladies’ and Misses’ W001 Pull-over Sweaters, prices from $3.00 to $11.85, Clearing at $2.08 ‘ I 12 Ladies’ Silk Dresses. 200d styles. colors navy, blue,

i brown and black, HALF PRICI‘. 8 Ladies’ Tweed Sport Coats, sizes 36 to 40, worth $21.00 r to $22.50, for $1 I J18

48 Ladies’ and Misses’ Under-skirts, in fancy colors and black, $1.50, $2.75 each, for 811-00 <-=- ‘(w

35 Iiadies’ Serge and Tricotine Dresses, in all the leading styles and shades, clearing at WHOLESALE PRICES

Very special clearing of Dresses and Suits, Very few in this lot at $7.98 I -.. _

30 Ohildretfs Gingham Dresses, in blue and pink, with plotggers attached, size 4 to_ 10 years, worth $2.75,

or

I Follows a Storm Among the P rices p

ason of our own lost profits and those of the

en a wonderful windfall of happy bu

Dress (linghams, 5 patterns in plaids . .

Dress Ducks . . . . . . .. 391% White Voiles - - - - - - - - 4J1‘- Colored Voiles - Canadian Prints - - Chambrays . . . . 351M Prints, best quality- - - - 241.23. ‘Z50-

BA lNiAIN-S FROM THE SILK _DI<II'AR'I‘IIII‘INT. 36 inch Silk Poplin in black, navy, Belgian blue, taupe and brown, for $1459 ,

Black Duchesse Silk, very fine quality $4.75 for - 433-49 Heavy Lustrous black Duchesse Silk, 36in. $4.35 for $15-29 36in. Faille Silk in black, Belgian blue and green, suit- 36in. black Pailette Silk, $2.15 for . .

able for suits or separate skirts, $4 for $3 '

inside, both walls. ceilings liiltl 'l‘l'tistees, S. l.. liosivell. A. .I. si-nts Liilil is u l'l't‘illl to the illF-"Alldflfliillil, \\'. .-\. Xicltue. Si-rri-tnijv, \\'. i‘. Robertson.

trir-i. MT. MELLICK l Supplt-iiii-ii! volt-d, H.225. lfixgnnisvs voted, $148.50.

’l‘i~ai~lti-r. Nliss Margaret (Windy. i Auditor, W. ll. Wood.

a I

CLEAR AS A CRYSTAL

u lb, lixtit lied by our ‘hand some indirect lighting ilxtur u. All the euro oi oiroot lizht in nomad, but none oi tho Illumination in loot, but rather increased. Boo tbsp utd you'll like llJBII-"u And you'll like them more and more n you use them.

'Our light tlzturm or. ox- ompyfrom Tu.

JAUNTY ‘SPORT SKIRTS '

Sports costumes are so bewitching that they are being used for various occasions this season. Most popular are the striped and plaid woolen skirts. They are jaunty and trim,‘ giving a youthful and sprightly ef- fect. These are used successfully with blouses and sweaters, also with contrasting coats.

SPlitlL-iL BAIHIIIANS. DON'T PUT OFF IilTYlNhl SUMMER “UMSII GOODS

A N Y LONG ER- See how low these prices are.

. . 15c per yard. l

98c. .350.

- - - 501' up, White Gabardine - 18c. to 20c. Nhite Duck .. .

_ $1.40 t~