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Another Drastic Cut in Prices
the balance of our
cleared out zit the following prices, all new, this season’s purchase.
Another special cut in prices on the balance of our
LADIES’ FUR COATS and ‘Fill! TRIMMEB COATS
s. A. McDONALD’S
22 (‘outs $15.00 for $25.00
I? 1.". 00-».- 301100 for 530.00 l, 1h‘ (‘outs $25.00 for ............. $15.00
l ‘l Special lot of l6 couts, last _i'eiir's to clear at 59-93
The Island's leading store
zip: 157111 that the silent little man was n 1311i‘. he ts afilie then Sir John French.
0d per-' excuse. ' _ 1 .1111)" (x500 | ‘lire village mllkman bought a ~_______. g tigly luggl e. my and an luna- horse fc: the morning round. It was iy good 1.1L} 21.1 ens, loo. uliernot exactly a thoroughbred, but it a . to telling a story I(§'vll£id four lrgs. Rpm,“ d“. ‘Hm D-b M. It One day he took 111s bargain to 3131:‘ ~ u-lirn lic n11’; ihc bluclzsmiili to have him shod. Ind Warn suited s The fsinith regards-d’ the wcn-ry- 23 lifl fig“ o" - . looking animal critically, paying
The purl. iziur attention to his lczin body 1;_~,. ulnnd spindly legs.
nn- hour WrLlsI
Eiocr \'.' . . "You ought to have :1 horse there 5-1/1 dmtli L1. i 21.. 1.1 lmv the win? drift.“ he said at length. "I soc v.11" should l;.1'."e lxuzi fought, the 1.'.'1ii'\'e got the scaffolding up."
iitrle BZIQWYT’ li-‘fl HllUIHDTL-"d WW"
,.. $134.», h-ip Am ‘s he l~1i~11- .\lI|rir.i'.~ lfininn-nt m.» nil min.
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-Of Quality and Value-
Exceptionally Low Priced
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Specials on Sale Friday, Saturday, Monday
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Aviator Matches Pkgs Old Dutch fof 23C Cleanser
. 110th
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Medium Prunes 2 ‘£5: 25c EXTRA SPECIALI .
Rowntree’s Cocoa
l/é "’- 19c
tin O O I Choice Groceries
EATOWS NON EATON BLACK LABEL
ALCOHOLIC VANILLA, TEA, 45c L . . " 6 oz. bottle .. .. 16c
HEINZ DILL PICKLES.
cAr-iAnA LAUNDRY Large
STARE", . 9c Med. size, 3 for 10c pm 23c Per lb. .. .. ..
JAPAN RICE LYNN VALLEY
pa, n, __ __’__ 9c LOMBARD PLUNIS,
HEINZ BEANS with sauce ""1"" 2 l" 23C
m u. size
Ezlch .. .. .. 14c REINDEER connensen
llflgNsglllfilt cmcxsu QLFFEE» 29o 8a
HA ' .. .. .. ..
I4 oz. iln -- 18c AVLMEH CHOICE B,
SPINACH “mu
1 E v '
LOBST 52c No. 2 iiu’ .. 17c Toilet Each ~- -- -- -- Si-IERRIFPS ORANGE 503p EXCELLENCE MARMALADE, - -
gfihlijb 25c 33,0114” 35c 2 "ii" ‘°' 15c
iiiGi-l GRADE MEN’S OVERCOATS
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-. It"? FFIAIil-‘QTTPPTQWN . ‘IUARDIAN. The Western Guardian
JANUARY
—BRAN. SHORTS, OILCAKE, Cracked Corn, Ccrnmeal, sold right at Bruce's.
RcxDr. McLennan will lecture. -—FINED $2 AND COSTS-In the ' Summerside Police Court on Thurs- day moming one drunk was fined
the Town Treasury $5.50 in all. S.
—KNlGflTS 0F COLUMBUS bau- quet will be held in their home in Summerside Monday Jan. 26, 193i.
1690-21
-WEEKLY WiIlST-‘lhe C. M. B. itwo dollars and costs, paying into 'A. held their usual whtst club on
Wednesday. There was a-very good attendance. Twenty one tables
--COME T0 Tl-IE ENTERTAlN-Iv/ere in play. The prize winners MEN!‘ and Box Social in Malpeque were, Ladies, Mrs. Hall, Monday evening, Jan. 26th, un- Ai-senault and Miss Mary Perry.
Andrew W.
A popular jazz composer, we are told, is deaf and dumb. That is no
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der the auspices of the Young Peo-
ples‘ Group. If not fine ‘Ihiesday ev- and Max. Steele. S. ening. Admission, 25 cents. I ‘
‘The Knights of Columbus entertain-l ment held on Wednesday evening S. was a. delightful one. Auction forty- fives was played, the lucky winners being Mrs. W. B. McNelll and Mr. James Hogan. Refreshments were . W. B. Hayes, of Ellerslie.—-S.- served and a social hour enjoyed. S. l
—ANNUAL MEETlNG—The post- poned annual meeting of the Bede- que District 1.0.1’... was held in Ber- thelier Lodge Rooms, Summerside, on 'I‘uesday, January 20th. Session open- ed at i1 a. m. with a good attend- ance of members. District Master, lBro. Stewart Wright occupied the ‘chair. After routine matters and the receiving of the reports from the various standing committees, a large amount of business ivas put through. The officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: l Master» B- 1~ Rayller- sunlmefsldei Ito his home through a touch of the ‘Deputy Master, J. J. Mathcson, Sum- ‘mm ,5_ ' lmerside; D. Chaplain, A_ P. Wells, I Summerside; D. Recording Secretary, D. M. Bernard, Freetown; D. Finance
{Summerside this week. S.
was a. visitor to the Western Capitol on Thursday on business. S.
—Mr. Woodside of Margatc was a
him looking so well. S.
Gentlemens, ‘Theophilus Arsenault
_______.___._. 2010-1-23-31 PERSONALS -K. 0F C. ENTERTAINMENT- —Mr. John Waite, of O'Leary, war
a visitor to Summerside this week.-
—Mr. Joy B. Hayes, of Lsouris, at- tended the funeral of his cousin, Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett Howard of Glengary, Lot 7, were visitors to
-—Mr. James Tuplin of Black Banks ,
‘visitor to Summerside on Thursday. I ‘His many friends are pleased to see '
-—Mr. Frank Cameron of Messrs; Dlsmvii Sinclair d: Stewart, Co. is confined i
The SALE Con-i tinues this week Closing on
Saturday Night '
here’s a great
SUIT
See our windows for display oi’ this special sale offer.
NEW GOODS, the smartest, freshest styles, the newest models on the market. Most of these are from the great CENTURY” designers.
English worsteds, browns and blues, with a large
“TWENTIETH
in greys,
l ' Secretary, ‘f Treasurer, R. A. Profitt, Freetown; 1st Lecturer, J. Y. Phillips, Summer-
‘ Eleanors. Lodge closed at 6 p. m.- 1 is. The funeral of the late W. B, Hayes, of Ellcrslie, took place on Monday aftemoon and was very largely at- | tended. There was a short service at [the home, followed by a service in Bideford United Church, which was conducted under the auspices of the 'Orange Order. Rev. Henry Cook conducted the first part of the ser- vice. Brother William Phillips took charge of the Orangemaws servire at the church and grave. The floral tributes testified to the high esteem in which the deceased was held. In- torment was in the United Church Cemetery. The pail bearers were: l Messrs. Arvan Millar, Ernest Mc- Nevin, Ernest Gregg, Foster Sharp,
sour-S.
—ASI>IES T0 BE SCATTWRED- Mr. Silas Gamble,‘ who died at San Diego on January 5rd, and who is a nephew of Mr. W_ J. biuitart, c Summerside and well known on the Island, left ‘a request that his bcdy should be cremated and his ashes scattered over Sacramento Bay. Cali- fornia. This request was carried out by his family. The late Mr. Gamble suffered with creeping paralysis. He was a visitor to Summerside three years ago, when lie was the guest of his uncle, Mr. W. J. Muttart. Many friends in Summerside will re- gret to hear of his passing. He leaves a widow and six daughters. He was a native of Muddy Creek-S.
—Mr. J. J_ Gandet has returned to Summerside from a business trip to Montreal-S.
H
l. J. Inman, Bedequc;
side; Marshall, Benjamin Rilley, St.
-ruivisiiA1. or w. a. HAYES-
Peter MacCaul and J. Leslie Morn-l
Eastern Guardian
..‘RECEIVES WELCOME—A very pleasing social event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Matheson, Dundas, on the evening of January 16th, when upwards of thirty of their friends and neighbors gathered to extend their good wish- es and welcome Mrs. Matheson, who is a. December bride, to her new home. The evening passed veryde- lightfully to the accompaniment of pleasant conversation and games. Ai- ter a bountiful lunch provided by the ladies, on behalf ofthose present, Rev. Mr. Morgan in his usual pleasing manner extended felicitations to the bride and groom while Mrs. Morgan presented them with a. well filled purse. Mr. Matheson in a few words expressed their appreciation for this kind remembrance. After wishing Mr. and Mrs. Matheson a long and happy wedded life all dispersed to their l homes feeling they had spent a. very pleasant evening_
illRE-FIRE HIT
College spirit and alrna mater loy-
ulty is entertainingly mingled with lhilerious mirth and music in Metro» I ivoldyn-Mayefs picturization of . "Good News" which opened at the lPrince Edward Theatre yesterday. l Bessie Love heads the cast in this Isplendid picturization of the broad- iway hit "Good News,” and scores ltriumphs with Gus Shy, of the or- [iginal stage cast, teamed with her 1 in a hilarious chain o! sequences.
The love, theme is carried by Stan- ley Smith and Mary Lawlor, the charming ingenue of the stage pro~
noun mzws is Sale
proportion of smart pin stripes.
$31.50
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT
SEE SOUTHERN WINDOW
$111000
VALUE
BARRYMORES CHINCHILLAS HERRINGBONES
s 22.50
Th re no “om timers" in this great opportunity! You will see them in ceiiiei‘ Iivindows today handsome modern, dressy, cleverly designed and
T , n o Y‘ well tailored OVERCOATS from the best tailors in the lailrd. BARE“ MORE, CHINCHILLA, HERRINGBONE are among the fa rics, see designs in the windows.
' This opportunity to secure one of these splendid 22o OVERCOATS at $22.50 continues through this week. ° ‘
SALE STOPS SATURDAY NIGHT.
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_FUNERAL 0p MR, w, K, MAC- 1 duction, and Lola Lime supplies ino- GOUGAN _. The high esteem in ‘iivation to the plot, which centres a- which the late Mr. MacGougan, of . bout a mnrriese that depends upon a
Seven Silver Rat
Summerside, was held was shown by tho large number of friends who at- tended the funeral services on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Presbyter- ian Church. Previous to the service at the church a short service was held at his lute residence for the im- mediate family and friends. Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans conducted the ser- vice and also the school service at the church, which preceded the Ma- sonic service. The impressive ritual of the Masonic Order was in charge of P. G. Master, J. M. Nicholson. The Masons attended in a. body to
pay their respects to their departed brother. interment was in the Peo- ple's Cemetery, Rev. Mr. Jeans oon- ducting the committal service at the grave. Mr. A. S. MacKay officiated at the last rites of the Masons at the grave. The pail bearers were’:
lgfiimfifi$ SPECIAL’ “(zss Count) Per u... 21g fil-lfiEsfi SPECIAL (Per Pound) $P|||Afl|| SPECIAL 2 Pounds
Choice Celery. Ripe Tomatoes. Cucum‘ ., Iceberg lettuce. Sweet Potatoes, Apples, Bananas, Grapes at EATONS. Low priciest-Shop early. ;
EATON onocflfifllfl
21c
" . E. W. Manson, L. H. Home. G. H. MacCallum, P. G. Clark. A. B. MacKay and H. G. Muttart.--B.
l football match.
Cliff (Ukelele Ike) Edwards is a ‘comedy football trainer; Frank Mc» l Glynn, a dour professor; Tom Jack- Ison, the coach, and Dorothy McNulty and Billy Taft pair of! as Varsity t Drag youngsters who make whoopee in a big way with captivating danc- . ing =1 sembles. ,
The original DeSylvia, Henderson I and Brown music score, with inter- polated numbers is played by Abe Lymarrs famous band with diverting and symphonic tunefulness. q
The picture retains all the original flavor and pep of the stage success, while the broader sweep of the cam» era permits a far greater variety of scenes, all of which have been film- Y ed with an eye for color and taste. ‘ Tho spectacular football stadium se~ ' quences outdo anything of this nat- ure heretofore shown on the scrcr the spectator having the feeling that he is right on the spot cheering with ' the rest. "Good News" is one oi those inf. ‘ cinema productions of which-it may be said, "there is not a dull moment in it." ‘
, “EYESIGHT EXAMINATION :-:
"fitting and supplying Ginsu»
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,., H. J. MABON i‘?
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i ceaseless ,J "E O T"?
M Drugstore i
I __-_-____ Bootblnck Billy: "Would it liiiri yer feelings if I called yer n liar!" Ned the Nowsy: “New; it would hurt ma knuckles." iii;
"Dyer reeiy love me or dyei- Jus think yer do?" she asked.
"I love yer orlright." said he, "I
Moninnn. I l. l. w} . . 2
flilfi done no tlilnkin’ yet.“
F u r C 0 at s Worth t0 $145.00 $8
this week only . Just seven in thi wonderful lot, all this season's models, sizes 16 and 18 only, worth t0 $14509
each, on sale for this week only, at
each
All other
Fur Coats Clear at one third off
0f course you want a nice Fur Coat-everyone does. Here's your opportunity to own oneat a. sensationally low price.
SALE STOPS SATURDAY NIGHT
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