THE CHAIRIJUITETOWN GUARDIAN

. THURSDAY, o ' v I , Western Guardzan Eastern Guardzan. ' , . \\ -~ BILTMORE

. BORSALINO g V ‘ - -romsnmo MOPS, plinli. and mcsabrom or uvr: HOGS

n / ' l?" ‘, i HATS scrubbing brushes, brooms. etm, in wanted next week. Comspond with

HATS . _ ,, , -/ ~ ma: a arm's. sees-s-a-m o. n. Pratt a» Son, st. Peter's Bay. u. . g New Colors ___ ' _ 4627-4-9-11. s A" 5MP“ I $5.00 golonnngzlxeglgvxy‘: mooon CROPS-A most suc- $'I_5Q and Wham oeastul trapper is Seter Gilli-B, M11- . um. Besides sever raccoons ‘and c , . is trapped three foxes --auv mas-r quurrv snauno M“ M" m" this 71111501’. and quick-drying ﬂoor val-him at ‘ B"°~"" “"4"” avnncn cannon or cm- _“ows‘ BUILDING so“) __ ADA, Georgetown and Sturgeon ser- ' ' Vi , 5 d , A 12th! G - l, Th’ “m, mo" room on wit“ tog: ilmnlfnf. anzﬂl p. m.; Btlffggcfn ' l ma!‘ summﬁﬂd.‘ “many uwned 280 p m l! crossing and suitable 2 by W. B. Prowl: a Sons, win sold ' ' " . 5 by auction m: week id m. n. m, g“:m“" m“ c‘ u M*‘°N°"1"’ Downing, m; highest bidder, 102' say ‘t’ '" , -. Dom-a ..'M3' James Brown, {armor for n“ Mr. J. D. Mclsanc lobster packer. VICE_R::TIQ: Ifsgsgcnprefﬁxd R/ockbarra. visited several o! his old ‘ an eloquen; Sergio“ on Easter sum friends at Hermanville, on Sunday. iday ln the Christian Church. The . i l choir rendered special music tor the _ ‘gm; :egcf,,ﬁ,B,,.-,,2' 3m“? , , 066881011. Two anthems, "Chrlst ls “m” "“”““ ‘ g s“

1 ii ma”, m which M,” Amﬂnda cam n. bad shaking-up by accident ln the non took the solo part. and "The,_ __ _ “mt” is Oi me Islam‘ bee; x Light oi Easter Morning," 1n which " '

"com ~ , __ y , Mrs. Estey took the bub and Nllss ~*""~-"-—

one v . _ _ Cannon in soprano parts were very ALBERTO"

cet » -

ab,“ | F h l f eﬂ°ctlv°”_s' A game o! hockey was played in 1w l A res ot o the very -svwr=ssrvn h‘ l-b. bu. MW o" l0" April 2nd, between the Regals and

I o! St. Mary's Church, SummcrsideJ l“ l ex-Regals. The game was moderate- it .- v . held their annual Easter tea. on Mon- 1y m“ throughout and provided many faili day altemoon. The tea tables were . .

1 \ l _ very dainty, with lovely spring no» thrills. The condition of the lCC was [hi] l -- ' ers and delicious 100d and the large V?” sausrmwry under me clrcum“ l“ . ' 9 number o! citizen's who look Iorward Sdmces‘

5,; y Just 1n and ready at the Men s Store ... this ...... ...... ...... ...... mm mm

k 1 3 feeling they had spent a very en-

. ...esssssx.ze'2.'::Ea.r:.§:zsu'.:masunder fifii$§f£ifé“fli.";2f; 5352i; m l.

=-— l _ _ _ _ or o! the Rcgals. Barbour and Mill-

GLE or three days. It's tame you swltched over from that old wm- i czﬁlft“ th‘e°'ey‘:°ot'“;;‘:ud“:a‘f man caged the plltlll m: the B83515 V‘ tar overcoat, and slipped unto a topcoat that you'd be proud to the“ m, mothm spring bulbs and nlﬂklllg the score ado in their favour.

Kir i‘ step out w|th' .- v candy booths were added attractionsl s ND PERIOD

bvor: l The proceeds were in the vicinity of

.cnt $500. Ven. Archdeacon White, D.D., rvqﬁ am Se‘ “t m _ a

Ylll’: l v ' _ GUARDS rind a" y Show“ in and Mrs. White, extended a hearty P“; gucieeded m° the 6:3“ m“ "f

cu 1 Youn men s GUARDS Herrmg- welcome m du-s. “l °* “dd

" ‘ 5 b g d f * H . cloths of a better grade than the l P»; (w sow: we by Perry, 0H6 by:

m , ones, greys an owns, a m $1530 "hm Greys and, fawns {which and one by Ramsay which‘, _ l new tweeds, surprisingly good 17 50 rdbd the period be 4-2. i

4155 l . LI,IKOX.LI all}: . I H. I|ITI‘I u i I - I . 1; $ I PERSQNALQ value, all Y. M. slzes “can... $15.00 , ‘ m l A 00 __" ‘FHIRD PERIOD ‘ .".x'.\ l t ' -1Misl Irene Higgins, pupil hurs“. l At twgnty-fiyg dgllars we offer at Faloonwwd K081915111. 596115 1531*} Regals tried hard to overcome the}

1"‘- \ . - ter Sunday at her home in Kenslng- 1 . ‘ 5v» "v fronwpe- m: srwt- c“ a rave c Sh» Octet's hard ... -l'.h ‘ shmly out, PlalﬂS and lﬂVlSlblﬁ to dUPllca-te- Button thrQUZhv score tor‘ the cx-Realals. However‘ F"? CHECKS, styles fOlf men 8H0 young standard length! ﬂap pocketv turn --Mlss Patricia Cullen, teacher a‘. Proﬁt managed to add one gm- ‘he

men . . . . ....._,..,...1,,,,,,,,,,-,,.. $20.00 cuffs, new cloths .. . . . . . . . $25.00 New Annan School. was an atteud- ubgdu befOre the gamg end“; The

Mr , :1: llattél; Teurc<hers Convention m score stood, 63 in Iavour oi the ex-

“lll . ° M‘) wn- - 11881115. 0H8 Penalty was handed out

1W l, It Gill's t h t %in this ganw, which was the last one'

~ *0/01‘. Haze 0n . eac er a of the season. McDonald of the Grys-E

Ql. Indian River, attended the Teachers‘ tnls was a big attraction for many:

‘ f . t t Convention 15st week. K. £951; nwlénh grilggsdu S“; a? Se? gum in

I l - 0 ‘ - — w " as 0 ows‘.

s; ‘ -Mlu Lucy Glllls, or Summerslde.

18a, - was taken to the hospital on Mcn- REGAL-S TEX-REGAL‘; M

~ 0 day suffering tram acute appendic- Gm]

M 1 '5 ltls. It is pleasing to report that shc Wilbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. R. Ahcm

, . . . is now resting comiortably.-S. , L"; D ‘ z "

p These splendldl ytallored, well out, well ﬁtting Chester- \ ‘ “m” .,<

0,. fields Wlll appeal at once to the mole conservatlve dressers. .10“, Robert Goodwin, Kenslrg- r m Dcfcncg ,

Fly front, plain sleeves,‘ pocket wlth flaps, dark Oxfordsgreys ton, spent Easter at SOlllhpDTt, 1:1;- w. Ollll/Oll .... .... M. Perry‘ f

f»! 22.50 We" ‘l’ “"5” M's-La““'°““° 93m“?

' " ’ ' ' GahilL-K. i. Lcavitt . . . . . . . . . . . . .. R. Ramsayl j

I 4, , 1 Right Wing l

I -1vm. Joseph Hughes, Bedford u. Barbour ............. .. n, Larklxr ._

l GREAT LINE OF HANDSOME 20th CENTURY TOP- - station. who was returning from a L9H W111: l. .. a: COATS lN ALL FABRlCS, STYLES FOR EVERY TASTE 3 :3“ $°°1‘-" 821°“; ‘"f1*:ymf"d; L" K- and J- PM“ "5 -‘7"-‘-°=1-"-'<.1 ‘ OI n, IP81’! l 0W 5 X1 B" 3,: sington last week, vlsltlng her‘ ' l brother, M‘. J. A. Ready.--K. l Among the students to an."

. wean-w.

month oi March. Gorveatt. Lillian Darrach, 3. Jean Gorvcaltc.

Pearl CampbeIL

"Film uzrzxs "t**~*"‘"” “"

QUALITY

Use your own judgment about using Chemicals or Mixed Fertilizers. There are many practical farm- ers and other cxpcrt authorities strongly supporting each. We will sell you what you want and when you

__NTRTTTTTITE“CRILHET{ sfciroobw "i1 vvdnbd bnbbodhaid. Grade 1V <.lr.)-—1. Ruth Betta, 2. The following is the report tor the Ralph MacLean, 3. Elva, Gorvealtt. Grade TIL-i. Dorothy Gorveatt. Elsie Exvcn Campbell, 3. Delta Gorvcatie. Grade VII-l. Margaret Darrncll, 2. ‘Pcrlcct A1tcndance_ Rae MacNelll, Harold Betis, Lillian Darrach, Mar- zn-ghret Durrach, Ruth Butts, Ralph

Grade

Grade X-l. Rae MacNeill, 2. Doris] I-l.

Grade V-l. Wilma (EorvcnIt.

MucLezm. Elva Grade IV ISM-l. Charles

SERVICE

want it.

When buying for boat arrival insist that your dealer place your order with an organization which will deliver quality and high class mechanical condi- tion‘ We supply both. All our Fertilizers, except ni- trate and amnlouin, are ground, screened and bagged in Charlottetown just before being shipped to you. lf your dealer cannot supply you write us direct.

Remember, it will cost you only about $1.00 more per acre to obtain your Chemicals for your potato crop from our supply now in Charlottetown than from our supply to arrive by boat» Figure it out for your-

self.

Our prices are the lowest. Our quality excellent.

Our mechanical condition the best.

Better to buy from us now than wish you had. '

The Island Fertilizer 0o. Ltd.

Charloltelown, P. E~ l. “Island Goods for Island Growers”

Betrdfcmnldbell. Charlie Betts, Helen Mac-

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RAlLVl/AY coscu LUXURIOUS

Campbell. 2- GOTHENBURD, April 7, (U P)

EA vthird class railway car ﬂt for a “s l“ the dW-‘flplivﬂ Elven a new $9116 of carriage Just brought out by the swedlsh state railways. It meas- urea '75 Ieet approximately in Ignlth and has doors in the center as well as at the ends. All seats are covered and the windows are Cxoeptlonally

Gorveatt, Elsie

ANCIENT canon mum;

WARE. Muss, April 1. (U. P.)~A. mong the belongings o: m, ,1, g, Kennels’. who died recently, wag

WW9 51117901’! the ﬂgum “I77?

iound a sleigh believed to b¢ 155 years old. On either Bldg o! the an.

BRINGING UP FATHER

the Easter vacation “we ' '_ -Mr. John B. Wright, manager oi’ O'Brien, Evelyn Cahlll, Ralph Larklnl ‘ the Marketing Department of the Beth Waugh, Frank Wells, Ethel‘ Canadian National Fox Breeders’ As- ‘Oulton and Everett O‘Connor. soclation, leit on Tuesday for New ‘York, where he sails on April 10th l on the S. S. "Paris" for

The cleaning of the sidewalks ha: v Havrc, made the walking very good thrcurv.‘

I Salesr-S. lplaclng the sleighs on the roads.

A very large crowd of people at» P

Talking pictures will be shown on rended the movie which was shouml“;

a nsw grangangwnc 1mm; ‘in the institute Hall on Saturday‘

l ,___ ,‘A.prll 4th. Comedy was the rhuln run a

'01‘ the picture, which was called "Honeymoon." Now that the hockey S”

only means 0t entertainment, so the a

l U.Se":'~-= . .-

AA B s o_R?Bj|¥NlEiff

for Bole] Spot/ins

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time ior one is due-Q. l

WOMAN STATION AGENT QUITS Hero's the good old llnlment that llmenell and reduces bog rpavlns. wind swollen tendons, and mllar troubles. Does

WILLIMANTIC, Conn., April 7. (U. PJ-Atter 3'! years o! continuous ser vice as station and freight agent tor the Central Vermont Railway South Coventry, Mlss M. Louisa Is- ham 70, retired. she ﬁrst worked as assistant to her father and took over his position when he died.

works througl" treatment. lt ls a powerful ant-scptlc-heala open sores and chaise. At your dr%gist or ‘ .50 ttle. orso Boo at sent rree. . , Young. lac. Lyman Bldg. Montreal.

11"- 1481 were among literary treasures

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season ls over, the pictures are there.“ fr°m a“ elm “hm ‘mpmyed as

folks are certainly glad ivhcn the,” , juries. ,

LITER-ARN TREASURE BOUGHT ‘

script copy oi the Old Testament, done on vellum ln 1230', and a. copy o! Boocaclo’: "Deoame on" printed in

brought here today irozn England by Frank G. Glenn, Kansas City, M0,, dealer. -

, _ , =2 , APRIL 9. 193!" l i

Special Sale for 8 OaysOnly Starting mu um. u» APRIL 1am.

In Our Staple Department Only

Consisting of Oottons and Linens of all kinds Prints, Sheetings, Towelllng and Ourtaining *

Market Today.

Startling Value. Ask to See Our Ladies Full Weight Ladies’ Stockings, in our estimation the Best $1.00 Silk Hose on the

Fashioned Picot Top Sen-i“

Hcmsiliched Linen Damask Table Cloths 81x81. Regular value, $15.00 l .. $7.50

for. Hemstitched Linen Damask Table Cloths

”’"§1.I‘°.“.‘?'.'T'. Tlllflil“... $500

Hemstitched Linen Damask Table Cloths Sizes 2 yards x 2V1. Reg. $7.50 $5.50

for

Round Table Cloths, all Linen Damask 81x81. Regular value $15.00 for

Round Table Cloths, all Linen Damask

54x54. Regular value $6.50 $4.50

for Hemstitched Linen Napkins to match. Size 22x22. Regular $8.50 doz. $

for

Hemstitched Linen Serviettes. Size 15x15. Regular value $7.50 dozen I

for Linen Serviettes, scalloped edge to match

"°"“.3..‘-Zll§ 0301;? l’ 5 . .15“ $550 39c

Unbleached Sheeting, heavy qual- 42 inch White Pillow Cotton. O

ity 72 inch width. Special yd. Special, 31rd ... .

40 inch White Pollow Cotton. Special, yard 40 inch \Vl\iie Pillow Cases. Reg. ular value 25c for each

Other odd Towels at special prices. 'l‘urkish Bath Towels. Special value,Palr

All Other Goods in This

Ouring This Big Sale Remember the Oates APlllL 10th to 18th Only

PROWSE ‘BROS. LTD.

“ The Bargain Centre

Each . .

Bath Towels, Turkish, white with assort- ed colored border at very special prices. Rayon Bedspreads 72x90 all colours.

Special prices each $2.89 and I

Cross Bar Marquisette, 36 inch while and cream. Special, per yard .....

Cotton Huck Towels, special 0

Bordered Scrim, 36 and cream. Special price, yard

White Marquisette with Yellow Blue or Rose Spot. Special price, yd.

inches wide white

l0, 12, and

A large range of Curtain Net, white and Ecru. Price . . . . . . and up

I Dark and Light Prints assorted patterns Special price, yard

1000 yards 27 inch Gingham suitable for chlldren’s ‘dresses. Price yard ....

Printed Broadcloth fast colours 36 in. wide. Special price, yard

Figured Rayon 36 in. wide. special O

...... 49c

12 in. Bleached Sheeting. Special price, yard . . . . 35c and Special 34c

63 in. Bleached Sheeting. Special

price, yard . 50c

26 in. Table Damask with coloured Depart manta at Wholesale

.-.--~b||o

Linen Roller Toweling. prlce,yard

border. Special, yard

lFmﬂce- W mend "l" PM“ F" “l” “W” “d "aims B" "°“' "ﬁnal. FROM ruse nurvrs raven prepared 1dr Shnfiesbury Abbey, Mr.

R/OCKVILLE, Conn, April 7. (U. l-Arthur ("Scottie") Addison. 21 ar old aviator ls recovering from juries received when he fell from tree. Addison, who never had a rlous ﬂying mishap, fell nearly ‘l0

complete.

highway worker, sustaining brok- ribs, concusslon and internal ln-'

‘Glenn said. It took th~r

MUD BRINGS SCHOOL HOLIDAY‘ WLNSTED, April 7. (U. Pm-What was that woman talking about?"

do the children of Sandsﬂeld "Business; she’ replied offhandr

it the roads are muddy and impas- cdly. l

sable? Town officials closed the school

for a month until they dry up.

short distance.

CHI"!

"Yes, I know,” sternly, "but whose?"

l NEW YORK, April 7-A manta‘

The old testament manuscript was

y ma; ‘l-Teadaohos and I-‘alnilng Spells

all run down in health. I headaches, and Indexed a with’ fainting spells. I no to try Burdock Blood Bites-l and

I {alt ms l now person.

“My hillblnd I8 ﬁﬂuai. indigestion, After loch and getnotlalngto dohimawgwd he £00k 3.3.3."

unﬂl

"v l ‘venrge McManul

now- wHaRe

1N "rs-no uouoe. Do YOU ﬁuoooac m; rmo ANY

VTHOUGHT u oAw acme. u~l HmE LAs-v- VJEEK'BUT I GU56‘:

n-‘a (Onﬁ

V AH‘, THIQ l$ LUCK‘ HERE l$ A PIECE

. llt'l fawn lorvlu. lﬂrﬂl lam; nu“ yin-Wt

| SE4 ‘(OUR PARDON ,

BUT OONT HOLLER-YQQ En-louLt) 8a FLJUWERED~ TO BE TAKEN FOR A PIECE aF é-rmmq-

Presently she rejoined him again- “H'm" he commenced, "and what

murmured hubby

Mrs. Hatt stopped to talk to her Ly years m friend, and her husband waited at a

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