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l Tweed Suits ' Worth to $12.

rFriday Morning Opens

to The Great Sale of

Cldlthing for Men and Boysi

Wholesale Prices

{gene's a Sale that is a Sale in every s sense of the word. Here's mer- chandise from the best makers

-—that’s an assurance of qual-

t 1.171 ulllV

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Y. M Suits

ity. And reductions are keen

enough to arouse the eeor cmical instincts of ev- ery man. That’s a certainty. of the utmost in value.

Wholesale Prices--on

lines not other- wise advertised

s10.

iiieii’s and young men's

I tiiiis in fancy grey and fawns,

a." l1i‘i"!.%it‘(l models, all new suits but

ii: "t liinltr-ii i"

1s from our regu-$I° 1 I

1.11" .~ int-it. sizes .77 to l0 t0 clear

Young: lﬂFll’? spin": oven coats. slip on lilriill-l» s»

(grey and fawn tiicrile» '7“ ’ "Y?

All sizes

n

l- “ Red

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Men's and Young men’s spring lop coats, slip on and guards illtitlClS, single and double breast- ed models" in fawns, greys and

herring bones, all

sizes

Serges 5

a reccrig. 1- 1'::nl.-.:iing Suit

lll€lllsz1iltl _\'<)1i!.'£'i1i"il‘.<? ciirirantecd blue serge suits, Red

Ribbon qiiiiiiiv. this suit; with this . "

..l double breasted models, compare

here. Sizes.-

l ‘Whole-P; All

Boys’ all ‘$3001 ﬁr”?

ti] A/Il as.)

_ A line of lioyas :ill "Wil ivyuﬁtl suits, Print-e iii;.i;v, i: » {we style, blooiiier ]i;l,1ii..=. ;-‘ ' "i l1.) 32 worth ‘to ililllJlii. '

To clear

Prices on Clothing

Small Boys‘ Oliver Twists, $1

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Small boys suits in Olivier Twist styles, in fancy tweeds, nil wool flannelsin fancy browns

Zlllil blue ages 2 to 6

biz-tie price. . . . . . . . ._..

.. f» PPLEQD uiiiini

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Western Guardian

‘W?- m!“ noon noun i. m..- ﬁlled I0 IMHO W" “ill:-

-cuum AND ram-r up. say Paint etc.. at Braces. 3737-5-l0-li

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—’l0 SOLVE your summer feed- ing problem, buy our bread and bis- culix. Robinsons, Summersidc.

3736-5-10-11

-—WIS’I.'II.N AGENTFML Q, J Gallant ia Guardian Aleat in How- ian, and will be [teased to reeeivel new and renewal subscriptions. u ‘l

—BUY GLIDDENS Endurance pun; paint, varnish, enamel, shellac and wax at Bruce's. 3737-5.l0~1i

-AN ENTERTAINMENT will be liven in Malpeque Hail under the auspices ot the Y. P. S. on Fri- day evening, May 10th. A good pro- gram is being prepared. Admission 260. 3701-5-9-21

'—CLEAN‘ING UP-The beautiiui grounds surrounding and enclosing the residences in Suinmersicie and l for which the town is noted are iiow being cleaned up and iurthor orna- mented for the summer season, when nature displays her gorgeous suin- mer garb, Summer-side will this year again prove an optical treat for vis- itors and citizens alike.—-E

-—COME T0 SEARLETOWN Fr!- day, May 10 and see “Home Acres" gpresented by Chelt-on young IJCOple. iThlS play will be repeated in Car- leton Hall, l\ionda_\'. May l3. If stormy l l play will be held following nights. A prize will be given holder of lucky ticket. Adnilsslcn 35c. and 25c.

3738-5—l0-ii

—WHIST PARTY IN ST. PKIYLF TALL-A very successful whist 11111‘- ' and sale o! fancy work was licld .11 St. Pauls Hall, Siimmerside, oil Tuesday evening under the llllSpliTi ot the Children o! Mary, o! St. ilMai-ys Convent. Twenty tables were in play. The prizes were won as tol- loivs-Lsdies’ ﬁrst, Mrs. Joseph Litur- head; consolation, itirs. Simon Wedge. Gentleman's" first, Fidcli: Perry; consolation, Eli Gaitdct. A very nice assortment of iancy iiorl; was displayed and sold readily in eager buyers. The whole allriii- was a great success and reflected mite‘:- credit on the young ladies.-—s

-—DEATH or wins. PETERS"- The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on May 7th of Mrs Mary Catherine Peters, ivlclotv of the late Mr. Bruno Peters oi St. Louisl Her death canto as a severe shock to the community, as the ilccc" a was in perfect health up to a \‘ before she entered the iio:.pit:i!. where she was operated on for ap- ipendicitis on April 30th. and was Edoirig nicely when illlCilllltlllizi not iii

and caused hcr death. She iviis a ll.)-

man of many sterling qiialiiirs and , will be much missed in the commuti- ‘ ity where she lived tor her charity {and kindness. There are lei; to

mourn the iolloiviiig Clllldl‘Cll—~.\lL';. g J. J. McDonald, hiiss Nllllllle, \Vllll£: I and Bennit, all o! Providence, R. 1.; ‘

Wilfred of Waithain. Mass; John and ‘ Frank in New York: Mrs. Iiowarcl Doucette. oi Tignish: Mrs. J. R. Ber- , nard. of St. Louis; Miss Lllilia oi‘ Charlottetown; Fred. Melvin and‘ Harry at home, to all oi whom deco‘ sympathy is extended.—S u

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Nearly 25 " ' llﬁll‘! In higlaqd. have reported that they have baenl 511F611 P90911515’ by a gang with at new trick of passing ten-franc notes j as one pound Bank oi’ England‘ notes. l

REWFiRDi

A reward of Tv/o llunclred Dollars ($200.00) will be paid by the undersigned Association for information lezitling to the arrest and conviction of any person or per- sons guilty of stealing or of receiving and harboring any fox or foxes stolen from a registered ranch the property of any member of the undersigned Association.

Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’ Association

“(l Summerside, Prince Edward Island.

Canada.

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EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Filling and supplying Glenn,

0M. H. .I. MABON

QPTOMITIIII‘ Oaaauhl I

Mﬂlllfle, P. I. L

Biggest, Best . Wall Paper‘ . Catalogue

— in Canada — "We Save You Dollars"

-.-— MAIL (‘UCPON - Moore w tilt-Lend Ltd. PlIIrioitebiwn. P_ E_ I

llnil me New We“ Paper t‘ntnlouiie_

P, 0. Atlilrcla Pwvlnce .......

Moore ﬁll McLeod Limited Charlottetown. B, Ii. l.,

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—-ON ACCOUNT o! rain the uric-l ’

tion sale 0i G. M. Ramsay’ Neg Au. , nan, will be Monday, May 13, i '3'll4-5-l0-2i l —LOTS SCARCE-Desirable build ing Tots arc scarce in Suminersldg and i much sought alter. Again Chi; your many new homes will be built i; ap- proprlate lots can be SGCUYCd-TE

—FORGING AHEAD-Just gnoth- er evidence that. Summerside in (an, forging ahead is gleaned from the ‘ fact that the real and personal pr0- l perty in Suiiinicrside, per- thg assess- ment roll. has increased during the ,i past two years by approximately a qiiartcr oi a iiiillion dollars. This year the programme or building and expansion truzitliiues and it it, keeps l on Sitmiiicrsicle will not only have . the "largest small town store in the world" but will lrc as well the weal- iliiesi small town in the wor1d.—E

-I‘ELlY-"Fcllx the Cat,’ in iii‘; is. has nothing on Felix zit ior jumps, gidapps, and l whoris, according to an address de- l Iiverril by Vi‘. Felix Gallant, Hol- 1 illS rich" my man for the east; end i‘ fir‘ IO\\ll ‘This address was broad- by llOllllilnlS aird was thor- .. ciiioyetl as Felix "speechef . 1n his O‘.\ll ‘inimitable and humor- ’ way, PrlllﬂpS the diﬂlculties o! l ti; presented brought to the _ . is oi the managers the need of It clinic»; iii the delivery service and l‘.'..l‘ii"_‘.ill'lll the horse will be discard- ‘ td and Durant delivery trucks used iei- Iloiinanls light dcllverlelL-E

-—I‘Rill\1INI£.\"l‘ ISLANDERS — 111's. W L. Clianipliii, Cedar Rapids. l luva. and ltlrs. Alice Wilson Perry, l \‘.'a‘.(-:'ioi'd_ Calil. sisters, were visit- ' rts to Oakland last month the guests ; r‘ tli7"i1‘ lurothcr, Fred Wilson, o! the ~ ililzon Drug Cornpairv. 7301 East ‘ Fourteenth Street, says the Oakland _ Maple Leaf, V-"hen these lhfle W019 small children. in 1872, their parents (llCtl within three weeks 0i each oth- er, izi Siiinmerside, P. F. Island, the, i-it .nis of typhoid fever. The chll-l iircn were cared lor by friends, bB-il

‘ ily educated and talented,‘ iiiid i(l(ll\_\' rcrriil llic kindness oi [ilPoC who were friends indeed. Mrs P011‘)! is. a talented musician an“

CCIHFOSCI‘.

--If\'l..’i.‘t'I) \ "HTORS- V5110! and. Cal. reccniljm were, l‘ and her si. Lone; Him’. r» 0i‘ Suitimcr-z.

. llriﬂllil. who have been File“ -...;: ilﬂy winter iii, Sui llClTl- Caliiot ma. t ‘was a special pleasure to meet thr-ri- vi .f‘.l'5 irom "our 01d 1101119 with." In the old oars everyone 101' l

1" hid lLll“V\' and IQVEd "5° ll i e photographer andjln-l 1-1:; good wife was equal- 1 \V- hope the visit oil zi~~r i-ro mum to California c111" 11B‘ _~_ terrier 0i illﬁiisllfi’ to them. Whils iii OJlilPIlIl they were the 51118515 01.. W, 5ll‘.{“.'l;1 in Havenscourt, A tr»; o1,‘ Herbert Bowness, Mont- l‘ E lslartd—Oakland Maple,

PERSONALS

c-ltcx‘. Di‘. o. .i. Itlcbcliaii, Tigniﬂh- was in Siiiiimerride on Wednesday, a guest at Si. Paul's Glebe.-E

»~l\/Tl'.'>. Cliarlgswll/ijﬁlolll- °f Heb‘ ‘fﬂll. Lot 8. lcit this week ior Boston. p Mass. where the will visit TBlRUVQS and lricndsr-S

--'.\liss Jennie xiardonald, Glcniin-i l llllll. is visiting in Surnmcrside, the i guest oi ll("f uncle, Rev, Father J I liacrioiialii. the popular l111$l0r oi St. ‘ llaulsrsﬁi

l Eastern Guardian t

psasrnun AGENTS-Ml‘. J-W l l mil-clock u Guardian Allnt. in MOW tagiia and will be P1911894 '5. "m"

._1;~-.v and renewal subscriptions.

,.“.\‘I‘NDAY ssitvicns--m-.-. J = \\', Williams will conduct service". - the Niﬂllltlﬁlli‘ circuit, Sunday, Maj. p lit, as ioiioi. : hioiitagiic ll a. m.f c.¢<,rgctnn'ii 3 p. in. and Sturgeoni a: 'l p. m. Special Mothers Day ur- ‘iiccs in each church. ' t

IA‘SAI) DEATll-‘Flio death oi llarvy Lawrence Mcliarrn took place under peculiarly sad circumabancO-p la; the Massacliustrths General Hospit- al mi Wednesday, January 30th, i929 "The idle i\lr. McLarcti w-ho was a non oi ltnthnnicl MCLIIFGII, formerly ‘or Briidcnell, P. E. island. was a ‘striking example o! true Christian whnraelrr. Mr. McLaren who was isiudyhig for the itiinlstry had con- ducted n service for young men on iSlllllllly lllﬂfllllll preceding hia death and during the evcningtsang at True imont Temple. As he ﬂniahqd 5mg- ling the solo "Travelling Hpmeward" "lie icll unconscious. l-lia brother iitillpll ivho was with him rushed him ‘to the hospital but despite all lhlllel nnvriivni rid he never regained con- sciousnoss his travelling completed

In Our History

Great Event a

Good

We bOlight too heavy in Clothing for this Spring and Summerb business, therefore we mustunload $2ﬂ,000.00 dollars worth immediately at Real Cut Prices, stretching

the Dollar.

anywhere else in this Province.

Your Dollar will buy more at Pro\vse’s than

Why waste your money

when buying Clothing, just give us a trial during [this Sale; and see for yourself if we are not telling the truth.

—-Our' Mistake

MEN’S TWEED SUITS ll) in this lot, than are made o! ﬁne lllllllll‘ In“, win keep their shape well. Well made Suits in u. variety of new Spring shadea. Check- ed Brawn. Grey MIKWNI 141"‘. m!!!» 9W-

Regular valueaoo . . . . . . . $18.00

Sale Price $11.50 MEN’S TWEED SUITS

s: in tau m. nut am: clans quality of Twmls u. all, n» new spun; lander. vmm u» 121.00

Sale Price Less 20 Per Cent. BOY’S TWEED SUITS

‘rim la a real opportunity lo save you mm! money on your Boy's Suit-l. $5 h the lot. Sizes 3; p; 36, 0n; pair blooms: panic. Values to $10.00

Sale Price $4.95

Your Gain-

MEN ’S TWEED SUITS Another lot at Bargain Prince. Just iraanne lhl: lui. or Tweed Suits at. ii their regular value- Only 2S ls the quantity. They won't last limi- don'i. delay, make for Prowadl Immediately. Values to . . . . . . . . . $22.00

Sale Price $15.00

YOUNG MEN’S TWEED ' SUITS

25 Youny Men's Suits, assorted patterns, nmail sizes, 35, 36 and IT. Will make an excellent wear- ing Suits.

Sale Price $8.98 BOYS TWEED SUITS

45 Boy's Suits in this lot... All bloomer penis. Sins 32 to I0. All nice patterns. A bargain. (let in on them while they last. Values to $11.50

Sale Price $7.50

A nice assortment of Boy’s Tweed Toppers $3.25. All other Men’s and Boy’s Clothing not specially mentioned in this add will be sold at Wholesale Prices.

re-‘Sale Starts Immediately- Positively Ends Sat. May 18th.

0N! BRIDE GAB STOW

Prowse Bros Ltd

son REAL BARGAINS IN CLOTHING

CASH

he had cone home. In the, passing or Mr. MoLaren there has been left sorrow 1B many Marta Inr he was loved by all beaidaa a young wile and tour small children there are left to mourn his mother, two bro- ‘tliera and m» allies-a lb. mum; Jae a nephew oi ma. G. W. Hlb. 119". GWTIQWWIIa-ﬂ.

rmsohap

..'Ml.l| LIBIO Smith and Mn.

am unnat- Slovenian mun; visited Ohariotieiowim-A. " '

"frbauaaqylrleudadlllulilieu

Smith ohGeorletown are sorry to hear that she has [one to the City HNDMI to undcrlo treatment. Al) 1WD! I91‘ I lpeady FQCOIIBTYn-A,

..'The many friends o! Mrs. Wu. tum tavern who has been a pattern in the P. E. I. Hospital tor some time IIQ 111M504 i0 hear that aha 11g; m. turned to her homo in Gem-up“ UPI- Levon speaks highly 9| m; doctors and nuraes.—A.

51111108 m"! 1s unnecessary. A lit.- "R 111111111111 vrciwrly applied given

Those scientiﬁc chaps are not

bad fellows mo: d. ll u would

listen to them.

on raici“ __ sroa ~

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Ilahburten. England. hu abolished the annual tees of 37 _ whim gei- m mu u r114 :.~

oiticial scavenger,‘ town qier. pil drovcr and all 1

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bread W? ‘l

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M a memorial t0 Rev. l-I. F- ' 5 author oi “Abide With Me." l r of eight bell: ha! been 6W" r

his memorial

church. All ‘

1111"". 1W m: cent. prevmtioiulowe: Brianna. Ingiaad.

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