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Summerside. 0U'LL find them here ‘most any day! Blushing young ladies,

demure young ladies, excited young ladies-proudly towing

just-as-excited young men from department to department! It's I M h“ d Th come to be a habit with P, E. Island brides to select their fumi- I 4 . (£31.) Rx‘? gjfflf; ture here-just as it has become a habit with us to always have - ~ ‘ Peqlw- L-Mu the new, the smart, and the worth-while on our floors! And " __5,4vg; MQNEy by ommng M“ this Spring, due to our early activity in the markets, buying ex- standard meat fox and Puppy bu-

. , . , . it to be d u cl h" tenswely before the big prrce-rises-a very modest sum wilLbuy 33mm“, mi,‘,’°’§,,,,§f Zatméfill‘:

--N(7l‘lUE.—Until further non“ we will be buying Live Hogs at, Kw sington every day except. Satin-q“

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For Luxury

She Chooses A‘

KRUEHLER Mohair Xuire!

3 Piece Kroehler Suite (not as illus-

trated) in long wearing mohair in the $

Full length - Chesterfield and two comfortable chairs and up

popular “walnut” shade.

$8.50 Now $8.20 Monthly.

3%.;

No Interest.

A Moderne Bed Room finite

More and more the trend is torvards the

manship, heavy plate mirrors make

this an outstanding value .

Dresser Extra $42.50

“modern” in bedroom furniture. Lovely$ blending of woods, high grade work- ‘

$lO. Now $9.65 M

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.50

_ 3 Pcs.

No Interest.

For Her Dinning Room-. 9 Stately Pieces in Walnut

Her dining room can evoke a real thrill of pride-yet cost unbeliev- ably little. Real leather on the chalrseats too

Sll. Now $0.80 Monthly

WHQE

a huge amount of Quality and Style-right furniture!

l0 % NOW

USE THE

HOLMAN HOME PLAN

ONE PRICE-THE CASH PRICE

Balance in l0 Equal- Monthly Payments

NOTHING ADDED-NO INTEREST

Even if you’re not being married right away-even if the grand event isn't taking place for some time, here's a wise tip! A small deposit will set aside the articles you select-thus giving you the benefit of present low price levels. Convenient terms arranged on the

balance, too!

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JUNIOR LAMPS Ever popular and much ap- preciated as gifts for the June Bride. Our showing is

Zfff flit??? $6.95 and up.

BRIDGE LAMPS See the new black and white

ones. The last d in lamps and up INDIRECT LAMPS

They look like ordinary lamps but shed a wonderful

light over your room indirectly ~ and up BED LAMPS New shipment just received

of these convenient lamps. Also a new adjustable one.

All shades .. . . . . ..

and up

POTTERY LAMPS

Promise to be as popular as ever this year. New ship-

m e n ts " ' daily .....T‘.'.‘TI'.'T'.‘ $315 and up LAMP SHADES 'A new shade will add that

color note to your room. All

the popular materials shapes and colors .

SMOKERS

A place for his pipes and tobacco, goes a long way to- wards keeping the house in s

order 2'50

and up

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OCCASIONAL CHAIRS A smart pull-up chair. As-

two thick Felt. Mattresses with good

quality Repp Covering ...... n

I Equipped with two spring tilled Mattress- es. A perfect couch that _‘_ makes two comfortable beds

SU M M E RSI DE ‘CHARLOTTETOWN

sorted coverings. Nicely tin-

ished in Walnut

HQl

and up

OCCASIONAL TABLES

We are showing several new designs in Living room tables.

Many have fancy

butt-walnut 1-011 and up

TEA WAGONS

Entertaining becomes a pleasure when one has a tea wagon. The display is com-

plete. The prices - . I

low and up

END TABLES There are so many uses for these handy little tables, For a lamp-books-smokers, etc.

See them today .

and up DESKSl-BOOKCASES

Plan now to have a desk or bookcase in your Living Room. Let us assist you

in your selec- .... $9.50 and up COFFEE TABLES

Have you seen the new tilt- top coffee tables? Beautiful‘

butt-walnut tops. $ Every one a gem and up

GATE-LEG TABLES The table of many uses, for

tea, for cards, tors work, for a lamp 7'5“

and up

CARD TABLES

Need no introduction. See the new ones that act as s. screen

for the tire place I

and up

CEDAR CHESTS The destructive moth is active right now. Protect your furs and woolens now.

132"? .".‘.‘.‘.’. TF1’. Ti". l???” $13-50

IMANS

Bruce's this week. 1,533,;

—FIVE cases or nnumre". NESS —- In the Summerslde Police Court on mesdsy morning five m. es of drunkenness were dealt with, Three had their ball oi $10 estrenitd and two were fined Ilve dollars and costs-B.

—-ENGAGEM.ENT—ML and Mm Hermes Myers, Carleton, announce the engage l; oi their daughter Selina Gertrude to Mr. Ralph Baku MacCeull. son oi Mr. and Mrs, m. temss Mawaull, North Bedequg Marriage to take place latter part or June. L-57li

—PIONEERS, ii; C. Y. M. 1...;- On Monday night in e regular Les. gue fixture the Pioneers won their first game when they defeated the C, Y. M. L. 1288.!!! 5-3. TllLg givgg them second place. Batteries wen Daley and Daley for the Pioneers and Phillips and Maclnnls tor the O. Y. M. L. Umpires, Lockhart. lllll Dodda-S.

Luann: was solemnl en at the Bap- tist Parsonage, Summerslde. on set. urday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when Rev. J. B. Wilson united 1n marriage Miss Mary Kathleen Betta. only child oi Mr. and Mrs. Amos Belts, oi ’I‘ruro, N.S., to Mr. Clarence Mac- Dougsil Archibald, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Archibald, also oi Truro. The bride was uttlred in a brown ensemble with hat. to match The young couple were attended b) Miss Jean Bagnall and Mr. 6.1‘. Cox, oi Truro. They are sperdmz their honeymoon on the Isl1nd.-—5.

-—FUNERAL OF MRS. LEYTOli MILLIGAN — The funeral of Mrs Leyton Mllligan was held on Tues- day aiternoon from her late resi- dence to the Peoples Cemetery and was very largely attended. The ser- vice was conducted by Rev, W. ll Harding and Rev. Carlyle Walter- worth. The pell bearers were Messrs Albert Boswell. Major Townsend. Brewer Linkletter, Harry Harvey. James Callbeck and Adrien Atac- Lure. Interment. was in the Pto- ple‘s Cemetery. The iunerul arrange- ments were in charge ol Percy I. Bowness-S.

—-STUDY GROUP MEETING-J meeting of the Teachers Study Group was held in the KmminRIOI High School on Monday. May 23w at. 3.30 p. m. The president MW Miriam Proiitt presided and then were 8 teachers present. In abstm oi’ the mrctary, Mme Edith 5W1 Miss Ellen Harrington W“ appointed. The subject oi the meeting was “LrH\§l1l\8P-" “PM which interesting papers were read by M185” Mir-lam Protilt and Mm’ Ready, followed by l dmww“ between Supervisor J- A- 5' Williams and the tefirllfifs» T" next meeting is to be held on FF!- day. June 15th at 3.30 p. m- "I14 subject. l5 "Discipline."

PERSONALS —Mr. Artemas lTehrd oi Sprint. Valley, has entered the Pill: County Hospital for an Optimum‘-

—Mrs. John Muclnnis, 0! 5: Louis, has entered the Prince Coufl l’ Hospital tor treatment-S.

—Mrs. J. A. calmshan, oi sinu- dale. is a patient in the P1111“ County HospitaL-S.

—Mr. Arthur Bernard. °l 5" Louis, has entered the Prince 001111“ Hospital tor treatment-S-

_N[p3, Florence Ncwllmd. 0f Pa}: York, is visiting her nephew. Hugh Morrison, of Summerslde. ~

-Mr. and Mrs. Mflyflflfd Arthur. ot Arlington, Lot l4, arel o] lng congratulated on the alTil/is a little son on rrlaay. J1me "l- '

-1vn. Reginald Birch and w. W11-

liam Maynard, 0t Port mu, were v16- ltors to Bummerslde on Tuesday-Jr

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_Mgyor Leard n! Kellslniuln m

Mn. Lesrd and Mrs. numphreyhf‘ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, oi Summersldlt-B-

—Mr. Elmer Dunnlns m‘! w‘ John Oolllngs oi Charlottetelwllsflr‘ recent visitors to Summer-ll 6- '

-wn-. .1. s. Arseneult. form" m‘ tlon assent ll; wellington m“ "1'. known a; the Island! vetertgl :31‘ or and cdiudsed by the 3.x amt o, the champion amateur 5 3mm” Canada, was l. visitor to 5M“ m side m TuesdsY- Mr- 5'”

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wife, who had been vlsltlrrllg rzlalallels in Bhediscfili 3-» “d w _5 pected home that evenlni- -