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Friday and

always here.

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D Headquarters lor curtains, raperies, coverings.

Special draperies made to order

Your Choice Saturday

“69c

Friday arql Saturday are going to be busy days in our big busy linen department. . . ' Popular prices, fair dealing ‘and courteous salespeople, together with enormously the largest variety to choose from —-

We hopr- to see YOU FPidRyIllltl Saturday _.

YNBLEAUIIED ("OTTONS 7 YARDS FOR 690.

Good quality unlbleaclied cottons, 34 and 36 inches wide, extra special for Friday an-d Saturday at p 7 YARDS FOR 69c. RLEACIIED SIIEETINGS

1 1-2 YARDS FOR 690. ‘l l f’ "

Exceptional value in ibleaclhed cotton sheetings of superior quality, 2 yards wtide. To be sold at the rate of ‘ 1 1-2 YARDS FOR 69c. HEAVY IIUCK T0\\'EI.S. , T\VO FOR 690. . .

A notable value even for Friday and Saturday — These. heavy huck towels will be offered at

2 FOR 69c.

Finer (iixoiiAMs 3 YARDS FOR 69c.

Fancy ginghams, in a wide range of pretty designs-plain or stripe effect. Friday and Saturday 3 YARDS FOR 69c,

LO.\'(i(‘l.()'l‘lI l 3 YARDS FOR 69C.

Everyone will want some of this wonderful value in long- cloth, so don't delay your coming. It’s full yard wide and extra good quality. Friday and Saturday

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3 YARDS FOR 69c.

APRON (EINGIIARIS ~ . 3 YARDS FOR (390. '

Standard quality apron ginghamis in various check -designs- You probably need some. Friday andSalturday ' 3 YARDS FOR. 69c.

"KITCHEN TOWELS THREE FOR 69c.

All ready made-just what ou vuanlt. Go d . t i l't that should wear well. Friday grid Saturday to ’ S rang qual y i . , a FOR. 69c. 11x12.‘ (111601; 'i'o\v1~:LS l TWO FOR 69c.

_All linen, made up ready for use, check glass towels-ex- ceptional value Friday_ and Saturday , . __ 2 FOR 69c. ' FLANNELPITTE * _ " i 3 YARDS FOR 69c. . K

' Good quality English flanneletfite in neat stripe effects, also in white. Friday and Saturday 3 YARDS FOR 69c.

PILLOW (‘OTTON l 1-2 YARDS 690. A "-:_

_ Circular English pillow cotton tubing-excellent ual'ty Friday and Saturday at tlhe rate of q l

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swim y l Westeru outrun

1 1-2 YARDS 69c.

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VISIT OUR BARGAIN ANNEX

_ Splendid opportunities to secure odd pieces of furniture which we have placed here alt clearing prices. c l

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BARGAiiiLs

Only one piece oi‘ n kind

"outer BARGAINS

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-~8‘AVE YOUR FRUIT CROP! use Holman‘: Every Anglo Sway.

. -.sAvs YOUR rsurr odors. —-Use Helm-en's Every Angie Spray. ' _

—CHUR6H OF SCOTLAND.- Rsv. Jss." MscDongnll will preset; on Sabbath the 112th. at Summer- slde at 10.30 and Searletowpuat 3. and Cape Traverse st 7.

| y vnsarrv mouse susv_ Th; King's college Dramatic Club m_ from lsuminerslde to A1- ‘ooririn on Wednesday morning, whei-o they put o nin the evening‘ their splendid rendition n: the comedy. “Mrs. Temple's ‘reiegranr’

-A GOOD START-At the Schur- man iFur Fs-rm art North Bedequs, Mr. ‘H. C Schurman ranch r, re- Ipoi-ts a litter of six pupa b m on first of June. This pali- of Broaden, are owned by Mr. Alfred Large of Charlottetown. This being hieflrst plunge into fox breeding is not a bad start we ivould‘ say.

-VISITING MOTORISTB —‘A party composed ‘of Messrs Chni-lcs A. Lusby, Charles U. Black, Blair liic-Laiiglilin, W. B. (‘alhoun and C S. Sutherland, of Amherst, N 5.. motored to Sunimerslde on Thurs- day and later left-on a three-day fishing trip to eastern fishing rs- sorts, accompanied by Mayor Camp ‘bell Dr. E31‘. Tsnton. Messrs J. A. Morrison. L. A. Moore and l». Le- Roy Holman. While in Summsrside they were the guests of their -two friends nr. the production of "Mrs Temple's Telegram," stagedby the King's College Dramatic Club of Windsor, N. S_

--A NEAR ACClDENT——-Whnt might have been rt serious accl- dent happsned at Darnley last week when Melville Bryenton who iviis driving a spirited 3 horse team bitched to u dray sleigh. ‘lie had il set of barrows on tl-e sleigh and he was standing "on the rear end when the chain connecting the horses broke. pulling Mr_ Bryenton down on the barrows, the ‘result being one of the teeth entering his face making quite n bad wound. No doctor being at hand he, was driven to Dr Kerr, Malpequs, who dressed the wound. putting in seve ral stitches. Al. last accounts he was doing nicely’

-DRAMATIC. .- The Varsity Troupe of King's University, Wind- son, N. S., presented their penplcx- ing drama. Mrs. Temple's ‘Tele- gram in the C. M. B. A. Hall iii Kenslngton on Monday night to a large rind appreciative audience. This aggregation of dramatic per- formers are students of King's and {or the development of intellect as well no ioriegiitimats diversion prepared this drama. it was not to be expected that these amateurs would perform before that foot- iights with the efficiency ofrpro- fessionals. ‘but their acting is"cer~ tainly n credit to their ability and to the faculty that stimulated the preparation. Miss Ellen L. O'Brien - was musical director. The audience followed the thread oi’ the plot wyith iinsrwervlng scrutiny and lavished applause where merit ex- celled. During the intervals, spec- ialities were rendered. Song and Banach-Willard F. McCullough, 'l‘. G. Bonnet. Vliolin Solo-lvilhcrt Avery. Y

Millard‘! Llillqlt. for Cohim E11"

Maritime" Member Interviews Mr-Hanna

TORONTO. June~8—lion. ll. E.“ Finn, K. C.. member of Premier Murray's Cabinet in Nova Scdtln. had a conference yesterday after- noon with Mr. D. B. Hanna. on matters affecting the Intercolbnial railway and industries in the Mari- time Provinces. ‘Mr. Finn said in an interview last nightfthat he hurl token up with Mr. Hanna the issues that the representative dole- gstlorilfrom the three Maritime Provinces had tbroughtt before Premier Melghen just before the Premier's departure for England. namely the freight rates on the

thorlty be granted Moricton, N.i3., in handling rsllwiiy affairs. "1'

result ofimy talk with Mr. Hanna." said Mr. Finn. adding

he approached Mr. lloniiu

friendly character.

——-——oo>-——- BlR SAM HUGHES HA~$ BEEN MOVED HOME T0 LINDSAY

Ottawa for some weeks, was‘ mov- ed to Lindsay today by special train provided by the CiinadlairNa-

to Lindsay on hlriay to iii-aka pro‘

husband. The Ex-Minlsler of Militia, who was reported to be very weak, was accompanied by his trwo daughters. ill! oh teln- lDr. Peter MoGibbon. M. -. i0? Musiroka, and two nurses.

DUBIAN, Juno -8—-'l‘lireo men. convicted of porticipotlon in recent disorders in irnllnl W0"

~ choroid?

lntercolonisl and the proposal of ' than greater centralization of su- _

sin not in s position to discuss the ,

however '

that it wits in no complaining mood ' rind _ that the conference was of n ‘most j

OTTAWA_ Ont. June 8—-Slr Sam ~ Hughes, who has been laying ill in .

tional ‘Railways. Lady Hughes went _ partitions tor the arrival of hsi- ‘

the '

-TO SAW! YOUR FRUIT. )9‘? tstoss and plants, snrly "m1 3'11‘ nmifs Every Angle Spray. See the ad in this issue. '

, ____. _-TO SAVE YOUR FRUIT, Po- tatoes and plants. wrsv with Hol- rnaifs every angle Spray. See the add in this issue.

_.RECOVERING F-Rom lNJUR-- tE»S»—Mi-. James Tuplin‘ returned Saturday evening from Dartmouth. N. S.,_where he hiid ii ‘ i-visiting his son, Reuben who , ous injuries in a full i‘ antiyH-Thq _, young man is now onr. his way to " recovery although his - injuries were quite painful and include o. broken arm. broken ribs and badly cut face

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—MUST DO PENANCE-To have a cigar. or to appear before the police magistrate are the ai- leriiutives given by Mr. MoNelll. proprietor of the King Edward Livery stable, Summerslrle_ from whose stable a valuable rug was taken on Tuesday. Mr. McNelll told The Guardian representative that he had u. good idea who the guilty party was, and that wiis tlis res-- son for the smoke. but if the per- son did not call for the smoke ho would make it hot for him in court.

-ENJOYABLE EVENING— A Very nlcnscint time was spent at the lSumiiiersiQe tllaptltlt Chuyh vestry on »l'<‘rldoy evening ‘when members of the "Baptist Young People's Society of Bsdequo paid a visit to the local B. Y P. U. A very pleasant entertainment was rendered including piano duet. Misses 012a (Jlnrk and hiuriel Lea. solo, l\li's_ Colin Stewart, vending, Miss Barnes, instrumental irlo. and Lillian Iiobson, solo, Miss I.lli~ itin ‘Dolison, reading, Mrs. lieriiiziii duet, Misses Glen Will~ iniiis unrl Irene Johnston, sclec - tlon by ll. Y. i‘. U. orchestras Ulil‘ - lng tho evening refresliiiicmts were served. iii ULSTER PARLIAMENT HUNT- iNG A HOME

BELFAST, Juno Sr-Ncgntizi- tlons are proceeding for the piir- chaise of Assembly ‘College us the _ home of the new Ulster purliu- ment.

The college at present is being used for the ‘training of students for the Presbyterian ministry.

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“fife for gas on ill“ siiiiiuch

TES. it works beyond greatest ex- pectations." Alder-i-kn acts on BOTH upper and lower buwe] re- moving foul matter which poison- ed stomach. Brings out all gasses and sour, decaying food. EXCEL- LENT for chronic constipation. Guards against appendicitis. Alder- l-kzi removes matter thought was in your sustem Wlllll may have been poisoning you for months. Hughes Drrg (‘on Ltd. (in Georgetown by 1.. -C. Knight, druggist.)

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‘executsd hots this morning.

when you onpori- nimble you to: y - D I DUIII your hill-no lmllde and GUI.- ‘ an Di mini: '1") ' Mo. s?“ I’. “he o I ' 9 0C1 III 1 I EGIIBXI min PTIIAOIII. o. rm;- 01o L: rollovoq, ot- also Md ll! Jmv-nn-nn I In _ solo tn lltln. sample hon Dr. u 0n rat-rd tinny ut a Ill‘ Mini! "I: alto-nun IIIIII In Io l:

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HoiMAN

’ I-lyr-ry Imitation thin Iblllififlillil to a Iiirgcr fruit r-rop nml luv-gr polo-Q

. spraying.

' Mallory in Danbury’ Conn., for a cen- tury-thaifs why Mallory Hats are good. The latest Mallory Hats came Friday-B handsome new shapes-

gious feeling runs high here unrl|wiien at theputsot of his sneec "

In Northern Ireland BELFAST. June 8—‘i’fll‘lifliliBll‘i. in northern month under new home rule imeus- Hc SZLVSI "Alrl-ir-i-lui hclpcil my ure opened yesterday _ will amid impressive sour stomach an 'i‘\\'lel\"l‘i' .\llNll- ému-m" chamber of ma (my ha“ The opening occurred in the presence of a distinguished gn- Not one Nationalist or Slnn Fein member elected to Pur- llament was present as the forty Unionist members took their seats you never and proceeded to t-he organization flml of the House. "

Ireland, elected

scenes in

Viscount Fitziilaifs debut as _ Viceroy is considered w “we Dlsirlfl Manager - Qtinrlottotown. P- E- l- -beou o distinct success. ltell» ,_,,‘,,.“‘.,””,.“,‘” ' \

ake Sure oi a Bigger uudBetter Fruit i and Potato Crop.

lluf. i0 31-1 your nhnre of good uneven you net-ti to spray your

lmllllfl fl-Pll" IIINI your fruit tree: often nnti well for you Iu-r-rl nll tlu- crop

June-PEEL??? w" ""9""'ii~ Fer-liars ‘you think your

thought flu- nnmc hut lifter‘ Inspecting inns fnnml such tter Inlet-toil with moths and’ other Inner-ll. The IIOLRIAN lilveryq-Anglu- Nprny grin in ALL thr Inner-tn without

blolllolmr or ynnnl fruit.

This Looks Like a Good Year for Fruit and Potatoes- SAVE ALL YOUR CROP. -

The llnlmnn Every-Angle ilpny pump outfit h the sin! Inndnn equipment III tut klml on the unmet-mine It for hum: or Lilith-g" qpmyhm . Ill in or orchard, building: or lawn, .lt Ihnr-

QUAD onturnten with a ‘hm-v Ilflllfei horny.

It’! loll nl by llrllng runny.

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morn iii g the

A lot of Irult grrnvrnu

A Gets All The Destructive Pests

The Ilollnun Every-Angle flprny Pump grin all the Insects nnd Mont perms. ‘rho-spray In ul- ways at full strength. kept no by the Improved mechanical ngltntnr. and 1hr lprny attrition from lllllr. Ion, shin and bottom-tint- liugn III|I

u. r. iioiuuu iii-its

Mallory Hats At $7.00

six smart new colors. ' Moore 8r McLeod Ltd.

The Men's Stores

thero has been doubts as to how the Viceroy alluded to differences the (luthollc union would be re- of creed and made it the subject of‘. - ceived. These were dispelled humorous remarks. ‘ ‘

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euww+w+w+ww+wwvou al A l’ The Imperial Life, Assurance Com-

pany of Canada desires to secure three or (our

good salesmen to represent them In different part! 0i Prince Edward island. A splendid contract‘, ornhodylfll renewals, also Pension and Death Bonoflto, can b0 offend the right man. We will provide you with saiesmanshlfl course free of charge. For lull particulars sppiy to

P. A. FARQUHARQON

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lined cylinders; "if"! "WW1 12 uniurnlln‘ IIIIYII Nprnyn from

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fort-c nunuu Ilruon aspirate

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every IlllK|Fi nnturntel 4 rows polnloeli lnlfnlh height and width.

lnlurlm‘ "w ly nnrrmvc-rlr nrijulrtnbls in

protects from hllflll- ‘

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Another good feature of tli Holman 9on1 II the Incl that It rpqulnn no‘ klll Io open-Mn It 11ml with It mun MAN our D0 ALL THE NPIIAYINO. , 7 _

One Man "Curt lDtillzilAll . ' i The Spraying ’,

The oytm Include: nullp complete will rubber connecting hone, I|IIIY plpe, i! noun-l, l2 bolder, i2 clnlpn ' IIIIIUVII.

Ions, l pnlr lllllt-l—doed'lol iltll "B?" hoards or not. Freight pull .... .. with 2n gniloi bur-rel. Flollht r

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