All the lPopularwSlialpes

l in New Hats $5. $6. $7.50

T HE MEN’S STORE OFFERS YOU the finest range of new ‘hats in Charlotte- town. The New shapes, the new colours all are here in generous range.

~ The New BORSALINOS, the best hat that money can buy, in a full range of shapes and colourings .. . . . . . . . . $7.50 a

New SNAP BRIM models, very smart, and very popular among tihe younger wear- ers—new shapes of all sizes in two Wond- erful medium priced lines $51K) and 956-00

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Plain and Stripe Broadcloth Shirts $2.50

H ERE IS A LINE OF very distinct va- ,

lure. Plain Broadcloth shirts in White, ~ Pink, Mauve, Blue an'd Peach, Frenchihffs" Separate matched collar . . . . . . . . . . 32-50

Striped ‘Broadcloilh shirts in several popular colours, French Cuffs, Matched separaltecollars $2.50

Impressive Show of New Suits and New Overcoats

Day "after (lay we "have been open- ing cases of New Clothing, new serges, new tweeds, ligiht and d'ark_ every good sort of clothing for men_ NOW is the time to sel-ect your new spring suit or

overcoat. $30. $35.

$25. Moose a I”I°LBOD IllflllSD

s-r. refers norm-u sumon.

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Lloyd blm-Klnnnn Tl. Mnry MscRimu-n.

Grnde |X~—l. llnlwl “Ulyo.

tirade Vlll~l.l'lvel_vn hit-llmmld Grads VII-l. Mary Pou-t-r, 2. Marjorie \\'uye 3. Jenn Macllnnuitl.

tirsusfll-i. Bnrbaru limit. '.'.('uthef'- inc lfullln 3. Joseph blucllnnnld.

Grads ‘I Err-l. Blanche \\'nyo,

ilruile l (Jr) —1. hlnurlt-e mod.

Perfect attomlnnoe-Catherine Muilln. Dnnlsl Mullin, Joseph McDonald, Clslrr- hint-Donald, Jenn MacDonald.

(Patriot please copy.)

Edith Anderson Mun-Donald ti. Vernon .\Ie-

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i “Br-syco" English Fox Netting, Fron a Farm Fencing, 2 and 4 p1. barb wire, eoll ', spring wire. soft lacing wire, galvanized staples, also FOX FEEDS. and lll FUR FARMING SUPPLIES.

IMO! IEKIY I GOIPAIY LTD.

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y Hrudc Vlll-i. (leorgt-

,2. Jnhn hlclllnrhorn ll. Lolih Affini-

_ Western Guardian A.

—FOI LATE WESTERN NEWS t!

—Psge 8 is evailflle.

—‘I0 GOOD WORK HORSES f0

morside.

McNeil! every day.

Building,

Mllllnery and Ladies’ Ready-to Wear Cements. Saturday. March 30th. You are in vitsd to cell. Limited.

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season. At Sinclair's.

March. ‘GUARDIAN

house with all

not H. Strong, summersido-

‘Ltd, has returned home to Bum- merside after flour weeks‘ well

earned and enjoyable holiday, dur-

glng which he did a good deal o! ‘sightseeing in Boston and New York. At the former city he met B number of old Summersiders, in- cluding Messrs. Frank find ‘Henry Jamieson, l]. W. Manson, Hedley Brehaut and Albert Oakes. who are all their many friends here will be pleased to know. Well 811d d0" ing well and going strong. 1n New York he mot Mr. Glories J. Gal- lant (son oi‘ the late Mr. P. C. Gal- lant of Summerside.) who is now chief accountant of ‘Messrs. J. LP-

Green. formerly of Summerside, who runs s. large wholesale hard- ware store. Mr. Mnttart is well pleased with his trip and reports that all these "boys" used him right.

Eastern Guardian

HWRBSBYTERIAN SERVICE. The tPi-esbyterlans of Montague will hold service in the Montague Baptist Church. Iliiarch 21st at 11 a. m. Rev. D. vMcVicar, iPreacher. Everybody welcome

~-——i<-o>i--— PERSONALS

—l'ilessrs. Earle Thompson and Reginald Thomas. North Tryon, at- tended the hockey match at Sum- msrslde Tuesday evening. .

——-Miss Jeannette iMoVittlo and ‘Miss Jessie Chisholm. North Tryon. were in Summerslde Tuesday et- tcndlug the hockey match.

MT. HTE\VART BCIIUDL. ._i. . llonour Roll for hit, Stewart school

. Keir Clarke Lottie Af- fli-ck (equal) 2. Helen Walsh 3.Beseie hit-Annoy Glndys Affleek (equal) 4. Katie ’l‘i|nnllns.

(lrudr- l.\'-i. Eileen Trainer 2. Alex- llliilvl‘ hlr-Enchorn illlunlce llieDonald. MrAssey 2. "Plllfl fflnrkc 3. Aonr-ns hirhonnlrl.

ilrudi- Vlltil) -l. .\lury MeAskill k. Grade Vll (b) »-l. Agilos illt-Iionnlil

Leslie .\lcl.eoll 3. Dorothy Duff 4. l'luu lilcllnnultl Elmer Dunn (equnl)

Gnuln Vi" l. Wnry Merlin-horn 2, Lory min:- Timmlnn 3. Madeline Pcnwartlt-iu l. Murguret llinrtin.

Primary Dopi.

(lrndr \'—i. Mary Puritan ‘J. ilurgnrot “rlmml Allister Mnrtin (t-qunl) R. Frank llvllniul i. Allro Martin.

tirade lV-l. Daniel hlt-Auklll 2.8M- ilm Afflcclr.

Grnrle lll-l. Wilfred Afflevk.

ilrlule ll-tl. Murjurlt- Afflm-k und Plus iirlffln (equal) 2. Oliver Snlll) 3 Tv-un Doyle.

Grndo l (n)—-‘i. ldu (‘lurk 2. Elmer Jny 3. Elinor Douglas. Edison Afilcck and Perl-y Griffin (equal)

llrndt- l (bl-i. Joyce Stnhl 2. Six- um Ft-ohnn .'l. hilt-hurl Fcehnn.

urnde l. (c) -l. Sadie MeCormnc 2. Pauline -l’ioylt-.

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Before removing a soiled table cloth and napkin look for fruit stains and put cemphor on them. then wash the same as any white soods. ‘

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sale. chew. W. B. MeNaill, Sum- 8161-11-3!

—6UARD|AN8 9N SALE st the Guardian's Western Office in the Summomide

-NEWEST SPRING STYLES i-n Opening day --

Sinclelr 6 Stewart, - 8l72-3-18-2l

—8ATURDAY. Manon 20. Snrlns Mlllinery ppenrng and DlBDlly ol Ladies’ Reodrto-Wear Garments. A comprehensive showing of all the lnewost and most authentic styles in ladies‘ weerabies for the cumin! 8172-3-18-2l

_-AT HOME-Mrs. Doctor Keir. Aiberton, will be “at home" the af- ternoon and evening of Friday, 19th 8l71-3-18-2l

OFFICE. -- The Guardian's Western ORico is now located in the McNeil] Building Water St., Bummersids, where sub- scriptions. news or advertising will lbe received. The P110“ "limbs" l“

--FOR 8ALE—Valus.ble dwsllinx modern improve- ments on Harvard Street Sum- ‘merside. Part of ‘Durcllflse m0ll9Y| lmay remain on place. AlYPlY Em‘

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BRINGING UP FATHER-é

iDEA Or TT - up xr tux EVERY Mofirflw’ l:

00b FER ME -

Hon. Adrien Arsenaul (Oontlnuoa Page 1.)

bumPs and the spring is broken.

they _hsd introduced or were goln

pairing improved highways. the answered “Nothing? The-y had n

million dollars in building roads

come! has reached his zentith his power

construction by the Liberal Govern side to Borden.

their HERMES-flit s cost of‘ abou

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very many. 833.000.

mit that has s-hown to our people that roads of, a similar nature can be con- structed very much more cheaply and ‘l might refer. for example to the road from Wellington to Fif- teen Point. I chose these locations because ‘l think the Leader of- the Opposition is more familiar with them. and he will more readily fol. low out ‘the chain of reasoning. That road. for a distance of four or five miles, is constructed over low fiwamny land of something the same nature as the low parts of

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[Morgan sud Co., and Mr. Stanley the Western Road. The oost was

a little over $6,000 Now we can see at once that a great saving has been effected in road construction; in fact. our contractors have admit- ed to us and to many other people that they were making big profits under the Bell Government. Today_ under our policy. any tenderer for a piece of road has to come right down to the last cent,or he will not get it. Of course. during the first year, the Bell Government might Dflflilbly b0 BXCUBGG for hgvkng made a few mistakes; ‘but the trouble was that they continued making them. We were fortunately able to see those glaring mistakes and to profit by them.

Educational Problem

"We find that there have been several failures in Prince of Wales College this year, but we must not forget that in 1922 thei ~lal<lures were very large also. ' Out of "232 students in that year only 107 pas- sed and out of 7'5 third year stud- ents only 36 passed. There have been failures every year and -l be- llevg that the causes given by the hon member from Charlottetown (ii-ion. Dr MdMIl-lau) and also by the member from the First Dis- trict of lPflnce (iMr. Blanchard) is correct; that there is possibly too much play and not enough work. The suggestion that monthly re- Dflrts should be forwarded to psi- ants ‘or guardians is possibly a good one. and I have no doubt that if this were suggested m the auth- orities somothing could be done, ‘We must remember, when a boy reaches fifteen, sixteen or ‘geven. teen Yeflrfl of alga, if the parents have to make ‘him stud-y, it is a mighty hard task.

"The Leader of also stated that last year we used m our new system of book-keep- ing what he called a loose-leaf syl- tem. ‘Of course he is aware that that is a modern system of book lwfiling recognized all over the world Ilia probably uses it in his own office. We find however. in

the Opposition

of the system: often of‘ the e

Throat

For Sore I k1. ran lhblhveatieless

UBi/lehlloovsrwltl warn Ill ei. lie

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donly. if there is e hole, thoucar

“it is not well for the lander o! the Opposition to criticbe too sev- ersly our method of unkeep 0i than, roads. During the Bell admin- istration ,in their ls-st session here, when we asked them whet system

to introduce for the purpose of re-

policy to offer, and yet they had expended at that time over half a

‘Phey must have lmown—men like Mr. Bell-that those roads were not going to last very long without re-l pair. They were not going to "lm-lstatemeut of the debentures tothe prove with age" for generations to extent of $125000; ll!“ lll‘!!! h“ IWo find that after a man repeated the statement twice.

gradually decline and he losses his wrong— every member usefulness. The same with a roadnthat; but people outside ‘mlBlIY- l"! "l will give an instance of roadlmisled. That was bad enough, but

ment. in that road from Summer- -lt was built bytwice. and thereby affected their some contractors-J! will not repeat balance.

$33,000 or something like $2100 pelt showed a wrong balance shes! o" mile. Anyone knowing anything account of this miscalculation, and ‘about the geography of this ‘Prov-lit became a serlflllfl mill-Bi‘- i g 305z.12(41_.ince, will never claim that that l road of forty miles was built overlsomebody around -— '1 don't know __ENJOYED ffl|p__ ML Harry marsh There is only a small pro- whether it was the marshal or a ‘lunar, o, Menm R T_ Hoymamiportlon of it over -low lying land. constsbl ' ' ' There are a few culverts- not Yet the 00st wasideliver up my copy to them. l think every one will ad- the lion. J. A McDonsldl

every office. that mistakes "will oc- casionally occur it la not the fault it ls the fault very mployees. it is the

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coursss Guaranteed. J- "PM P"

n. £13k’... f h man nature. And‘ I gill‘; that ‘tlhe Leader of the 0P- posltlon did Iii"- Qmrclsl’ 5°“ 901' itloal sense when he accused us o! making three or four mistakes ll the reports Those were wing: out they were corrected b? Leader of the Government long b6" fore the)’ W" lwllculby the 00' position. '" ‘ma. QAIWRSZ‘ 111st is not t. ' coll-Old. lM-R. AiRSDNAlULT. Some of them .at least; 811d m9!’ “m? on" [ypgsifflphlclll errors. that d d um. effect the balance of the w- counts one Way 01' "16 ‘nhel- B“: let. ms remind my hon. friend 0 what happened in 102B. ‘It was my finst year in the House; 811d Y0" know that first impressions are tho most lasting. I was hero only a few days when I was Elven ‘l 0°95’ of an llhfternal Audit. and 111 100K- ing over that audit I found that they had made 8 mlllakt’ l" the”

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slcourse, I could s66 when? l! W")

‘they went farther than that. They

|figured the interest on their bonds‘

tled them) for at the time nhey

Then they recalled that audit and sent

e-to collect all the copies; and they demanded that l slliould

rs. fused and ll was politely informed that I would never get a correct copy until l had surrendered that lone. I again refused; and l still ,huve my copy, and I vwlue it as a precious gift received from the Bell Government! (Laughter). if they had acknowledged their mis- take_ as we did last your. and not tried to hide it away out of every- .body's sight. fwe might not have ‘so much to say about it.

Sinking Funds

“Some defense has been attempt. ed with mgard to the action of the late Liberal Government in- tihe matter of sinking funds. We say that it was a wrong thing f/J take out those sinking funds and sell them, even if the Province, as they claim, made a. few dollars by the transaction. We listened last year to words uttered by our friend Mr. MoArthur (now Senator) who sug- gested that ‘he did not see any- harm in it; that he thought. this Government could become brokers and sell and buy bonds and make money for the Province in that way. But these are very dangerous‘ things ‘to touch. and once a Gov-l ernment_ like an individual, has‘ pledged itself to do a certain thing and by that pledge induces men to take certain action. they should‘ never touch or endanger tlhe securd ity pledge. Tiy doing so they are breaking faith wit-h their bond holders. it was a wrong- policy and when _lt was discovered by this Government it was stopped im- mediately.

"The member for the First Dis-

the sinking funds and putting them into Gonenal Revenue."

‘In oonolu-sion “Hon. Mr. Arsenauit referred to phe problem of our loss of population and to tho import- ance of keeping our young people at ‘home and ‘endeavoring to bring hack thcnc who have gone. He pointed out that in the United States. for the past! fifty years, their immigration only gave them about 30 per cent of the increased population, the remaining 70 per cen-t being the nature-l increase i-n American population. if they value their own why should not we do the some and encourage at all times the return of our own people to theProvinoe. (Applause).

I DAII-NELY SCHOOL l' uni-i

nf Ilurnlcy School for the February.

Principal's clopnriuif-utt

Grnde \'lll-—1. Annie Woodslde ‘.5. Thel- mn (‘hnmpion 3. Charlotte lionch ~l. Lu- lle Mnt-Kny.

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. A most complete and attractive smart styles and colors in Men’s and . Boys’

Caps.

Boys’ Caps 75c and up

Ready

Spr

Hats, done

Spring

line of

shape nor their color.

STYLES FOR ALL

A Men’s Caps $1. and 11D

TOMORROW

WE CARRY THE _ STYLES or TODAY =WITH A TOUCH

We carry the celebrated

the market for the price of OF

ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY

Ind i en iiuii i

latest of colors, will _ new your appea ‘. in the correct spun manner. Come in 35y. see how one of they Hntsplcatches the light and’ brightens up yogi; whole appearance. f

“Look at Yoilr llat-- Everyone Else Does”

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The youthfiul, less grace mills-u, ‘ .of l” our new Spy-l‘

in any

l’rowse’s Hats never lose their

AGES

Canadian

made Hat, The Brock, the best Haton

$6.00. '

Other makes from 322-00 l0 $69“-

Prowse Bros Ltd.

THE ONE PRICE

trict (Mr. Blanchard) says; "Ditln't"""“"" '"‘"'

ween-ire Amour rma ‘(O9 KN bwzaau "rue DOOk- TELL. ‘rt-m DOCTOR | wafer To i! HlMj .

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and... to the Pacific Coast sto Columbia. “asp the cent memorial erected in

, late president of the United States who died in Elle on-tour. President did much to cement the feeling of

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The Men’s and Young Men’s Hatters

YOU, (l0 iJllG same tliilll. while tile -\llllllli‘l‘lllltl Ii. lmu llri-uuuu i. .‘llll'll‘l Atlnuls l; -|ld .\lu<~.\'uii. Kenya 3i. l‘lus (‘nmplu-ll Conservative Government was in lhmKuy. l'|'l‘l|>\'i .\lii-mlunw--(‘lmrl|-s Adonis. urui]i-l\-'~-l.liiti| .\li'l'llil‘lli‘l’ll I 1109107?" 011i‘ answer ‘l5. that it was Prlluury lll'ill'll'llll‘lll \\'ull-n-i- Animus, ‘flu-lulu ('lllllll|)lltl|. Grade lll-l. Annu llmii‘ l": not the same thing, DQ081150 Oil (lrndi- \'- i. (li‘\'ll'l|i|1' Anderson t'ur.| t'h.~uu|nir>u, Slum-y llouch. linrileu hlelllnclulirn ("ililllll '-' lwdlmmfl‘ those occasion/s ll. was sometimes ‘.1. llnlnn Anderson. i‘lu||u|>iilu_ Yi-rnun (fhuiupiuu. Blanche Ii. hiurjurlc blt-Exlclu-ru l. l-ll" hard to get good investments for (lrndt- n14. ('lll'l'li' Adams. uizu-n. Flmlnpinn, Phyllis Hickey’. Churlcs Aulny a the somewhat small amount him-Kay Cl. KcIr .\l|t(~l\'u_\' llit-kl-y. , Grade l-l. Ellznln-th llosq. at our disposal and ‘they (lrndz- lll (seuinrl-fl. Alli-ll»Pllzunpii-ii 'l'i‘iii‘l|i‘l'ri-~r\lll)' llowutt. illldn Sluitli. uol hiclluehern _

were held 0V8]- for 8. L‘. (‘hnrles hlnnntnln Perfect Attentliturrz-llilnit .\ir - short time until such Investments (lrudc m (juuiorr- l,.\'l.'|i'I‘_\' lhllivll i-ltu-zs-r l-oxn scuoon. nut-o Kenya, Mary llrl-lnrlif-rll. were obtained. That was done uml Phyllis lllt-key [Wlllllli ~.-. Burden ' ' l-ltii-herll. ilnrloru- mam-lu- every year. It WII not It Ill the (‘hnmplnn fl. Vernon Plmnipion i.'lln|||)r Roll for l-‘i-lvrilnry‘ l-Ittchern. Eveline .\ll‘l‘llli‘

same system that was practiced by lllunrlio vnnnlnlon. lirmll- vni-i-zunn hli-ldui-hvru nuunm-tn limit‘.

the Bell Government of depleting crum- v .- \ -'

' ~i. \iur_\' hiv-Eut-iu-rn.

. s\lll‘l‘ Hl-Aulny.

Harding immortalized at Vancouver

o iportunity of viewing the magnifi-

gtnnley Park in honour oi Warren hctweerr the side by side do icts Canada and Unllfllfili"

Hauling, his riends claim. friendship between Canada

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ppmg at Vancouver, British rlfiluiiofdfo: ‘b328,, ..

pies of the two eountriell The mover three thousand m "-

oi ellowship over the lite American statosmflfl-

-By Gentile w.

CASH STOREI

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Mary stunt-lull f.

meetini °" “may

Gun Britain lqhn unwed. 3 . I q