Some Wonderful New

Wash Fabrics

_ for Spring Wear

The smartness of the new frock made up in the popular new

plain broadcloths, and figured to an assortment that is made

Rayons "brings special interest up 0f an enormous range of fab-

rics such as are being shown this week in New York.

Case after case of these England, where the loveliest a

this past few days to a great assortment.

lines are mentioned below——

Silky Broadcloth 36 Inch 90c

This lovely plain colored fabric. with all the lustre of silk and with in addition a wonderful vrearing quality, is offered in Sunset, Orchid, Trianon, Indian Orange, Beaucaire, Goelin, Cab- aret, Sand, Castilain Red, Rose andYellow, . . . . . ........9°¢

Striped Broadcloth A36 Inch $1.50

Now here is a really lovely wash fabric of which \ve shall be glad to send you samples. It is 36 inches wide, silk like weave, sturdy’ in wear, shown in a seri- es of lovely soft stripes. . $1.50 Ask for samples.

Dotted Broadcloths 36 Inch $1.00

These splendid fabrics are pretty much as describedin the plain and stripes. They are 36 inches wide, with ground of white showing dots of differing size in blue, rose, peach, black. Samples on application . .. . . . . $11")

Printed Dress Crepes 36 inch 45c

Now here is a-really attractive summer dress material-and in these quiet days you cannot do better than buy and make up, before the need.

A few very attractive designs of which we shall be glad to mail you samples 45"

Men's Shirts

l‘|i|lu Htrlpnl IIIKOAIIFLOTH

$2.50

wonderful new fabrics, from re made, has added its contents Some of the popular

Rayon Silks $1.25

thatis ofa de- lightfully soft and lustrous weave_ shown in the popular, very new printed effects on “RAYON” Silk.

Very few fbrics that we know of drape so attractively and render such excellent ser- vice and so much beauty . . $125

Striped llayons 85c

This fabric, which is enormous- ly popular this season is offered ' in stiripes on grounds of peach, blue and mauve,

Printed

This is a fabric

The stripes are mostly in white. We’d like you to see these very attractive things, of- a feredatonly 350

36 inch Check Ging- hams 25c

Always useful and always ser- viceable these sturdy ‘ginghiams are attractive as well as durable. Shown in lovely clean, fresh col- ours in effects 0f Blue, Pink, Mauve, Rose, Peach and Tan 25o

Better grade ginghams at 35c and 45c.

Mercerized Lawns 39c

These Lingerie materials 36 inches wide are very fine and sheer. Th-ey come in colours particularly adapted to the new ideas in ladies underwear . . 39¢‘

Popular, Attractive Durable new

You Canvﬁiter Any D83’-

Mall Cournoo Guaranteed. J- P¢I'°"- 9""-

-—-FOR LATE wzrrenn NEW! -euAnD|ANe ON lALE n. the N. Guardillfl western otfioo in Q16

—Page I in until-No McNeil] Building, Bummer-tide —-0HURGH NOTICE’ Rev. D. every day.‘

K. Ross will preach on March 14th at North Bcdeque at ll, Freetown at 3. Travellers Rest at 7. we ' --AUCTION SALE 0i’ Stock. .-°HEAR THE BOYS sing machinery. household effects of J. “Those Old Irish Airs," Sounie, ;'l‘. Mullin, Kenalngton, March IBthJBloi-i-h seventeenth. 3037' ‘ 8079-13-1!

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. -...'EA§TERN AGENT- —'M|'- J- -——SUNDAY SERVICES.— Rev. ‘W. Murdock ll now Gilardlln 8891'" 1hr. Genge will conduct service in hlontague and will be pleased to -.\larch Hih at Freetown 11 a. m., receive news itanil- lldv°rﬂ°m5l Malpeque 3 p. m. and KensingtolnJob PrlntlnE. 11°" Jud “new? 7 ,1, m_ subscriptions. '-

i " = A -eoes 0N, TRIP. -—Mr. Jobtr a Miggmm-ThesEnfg/éﬁfrs s; Lea. Summerside left yesterda)"EAsT_ , "'13. Md Society for Boston, Montreal and other cit-File ‘“°m'“§“ ‘M M.“ h m hem ‘ies combining business with pleaswvl ‘kiwi 90mi- BPlmB‘ C u“ h "n, in memorial service in hone-r of l e ___, llute Mrs. Theodore S. Robertson. at ,‘ —FOR SALE-Valuable dwellingdhe Manse on the afternoon of house with all modern lmprove-“lllfl-‘ll 91h The efxefclses began menls on Harvard Street Sum- Wlllinllle singing of Sweet Bya-abnld moi-side. Part of purchase money 153"‘; n" Presldem read sum‘ a "my remain m, p1uce_ Apply Em. scripture selections and Mrs. Jos- W, H_ Strung gummersidu cipli Citing led the sisters in prayer. ' 5Q5g.1g_4§i'l‘l\e sisters then sang "O11. Think ,‘ ' ‘or the Home Over There." 111111

‘ _GUARD|AN OFHQE __ The Mrs. J. Ching recited a poem suit; lGuardlazfa Western Office is now "Ms 1° llle occlusion. A pleasing “mated 1n “he Mcyem Building feature of the programme was the , ivater st, Sumlnonside_ where rennin: oi a B05111 "Beyond ihe ‘subscrlptlonl, news or advertlaingj-Shlidouis," sent by Mrs. John Moc- lwill b9 fecqive¢ The phong num-ilklllmlll, a life long friend Of 1118 lber is 233, lute Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. W. R. l ——i ~.\lﬂl'\“illkel' rend a sketch of Mrs.

| -K|NKORA. ——'l‘he lecture by Robertson's life, referring to her Rev. J. J. MacDonald schednledlexcellenclm as a dtvHEhter, a wife, for Aiondny night nt Klnkora. haivu neighbor and a (fhrisilan. Tiwo bi-i-n postponed for n week nnihdupls, “in That City" and "Will the wvill ho given on Monday, MurclikJii-i-le. boiﬁibrukczi?" were feeling- L".'uil. ‘ly su-ng by MraAlion Robertson and Mrs. Burton lllacllonnld. ‘She

—A VALUABLE FARM 01' 0m’ ivulkcail in tho paths 0f those justi- llllllllltll "l"! lWPM-y WW5 f0!‘ 891°. ﬂied by faith in Christ and her "mem- illuci- miles from Kenﬂlnslon Bcﬂl-ory in l)lBm‘tit:i1."—i‘Pﬂll‘i0t please .Cl|lll'(‘ll('.‘l and schools. Apply iillclypyJ liox 27o. Suillnicrslile, P. E. l. I _ i 8080-13-1l ; ..”‘COMMUNITY LEAGUE-The ‘ '—i‘ ii-gnlur monthly’ meeting of the "HOCKEY- -‘ The chaniingelCommunity Welfare League was game ‘T’! lwcke? between ‘he Cimedield on Thursday, 4th March in Tmveme RWM“ ‘mil m“ Bedmmaithe Assembly hall in the new Beuvers Wm be pmyed i“ the Cryjhlemuriul School. A very fair num- sml milk’ Summemld“ ‘m TWT her of lucnibers were present, with lday’ March 16m‘ (me hour 5M“: G. B. Ciarkson, President, in the with music‘ Speak“ tram leap)!“ chair. Aficr conducting the regular‘ Borden at 5 o clock. 8081-164! o‘ building:

business. the question

'_CONVALESGING__,MN mum, u flew closed-in Tllllk vsvas dtieicussedi Dunning. Charlottetown is at pl.”,1_\.~i an (i-ulcunle, lie ecre ary was‘ . instructed to cull a specioil meet-l sent. visiting her liurenls, Mr dllll 4 ‘ l Le g Th rm Mrs. R. T. Morrison, Summerniilc-lmg “J I 3f“? n?‘ l “ “l” _ Dumﬂng is making a smenwilllh . an ,.m luv c ulpersonsl wild recovery after an operation Kori "termite" "l be lzresellt- A mm‘ lit?“53.3£llll”§;.a".;’"ifﬁillf.‘till v—i—- ' i ' ‘ P I ._1-RAN$F5nnEn,_The frlgnrlsf;nilpt>lllled to look into the cost of‘; of Mr. W. H. Burns. will regret ton rink, and methods of financing ‘learn that he has been transferred and rcuort at the Special meelllls» m, the Rgygy] Bank, Cliarlotte- Wlhen the business meeting waul town. and left. for there Friday over. the members were entertain-l ,mm.ning_ The new member 0g the ed by s|x_n1cmbcrs wllodebated on‘ lgumnmrgide ‘Brunch is Mr. W. Iiwihc’ question; ‘liiesolved, that pre- Read of Sackville, wno has beeniricnt day conditions lend_ to pro- serving at the Bank in Monctunsiluce better men and women than lIe is rooming at, me geamamthose of fifty years ago.” For the‘ Hausa aifirmiiltlilvc lwegei MtartlnD {reign ,non.l sun . unison, . .. c- Kiunoti and G. B. Clurkson. Duriu —'BANK TRAPWFERS-"MT- W' the Debate. Mr. L. H. Coffin wag H- 13"?“ °l m” “W51 Bu“ “lam appointed Chairman. A great denl Summers!“ 7°‘ the pa“ several or thought had been given to the ‘yell-YB 1°“ Veal-aid“? f“? Clmrioéte‘ subject by the debulers, and much imwn where he h“ been trans fa: information was gained by all. At Ted" imbue was i‘ very Imp“ ,1he close, amid a great den! c-f

iggtisiailnayhi vglllgiggsgreaglgﬂrzgagrg} mirth the vole of the meeting aw- lfraternitles in Snmmeraitie. He “meld, ihe fldeclslml fax otr opal}? l1; replaced on the staff at Bum-Ifllfligrilb? 5' 91180 at he -l imermde by Mn W‘ R Read of‘ mers must iuve had sometiing ‘snckvllle. ‘Q bulg about‘ ' been in existence for over ﬁve ‘years now, and in that time has done a wonderful amount of good

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daughter, Mrs. P. Morris.

In Memoriam

i l -—Mr. Leslie Pei-rip. who 1111B l I

iilil- January 21st, 1926 aged 74, alter a‘ l brief illness of pneumonia. ller l

“Rev- 3- J- nladjmmid" 5m“ husband predeceased her 2?. years

mcrslde leaves this morning forl

insurance

With the First Promise of Spring Many llow boats

Arrive at the

Big Store.

Also new Dresses, Millinery, Gloves and Other Spring Goods

. A question of extreme moment at

this time of year to every fashionable Woman and Miss, is, “What will be

worn this Spring Coat Department will quickly answer

A visit to our

this query, already assembled are the latest models for the ztpproztching"

season.

rons, Misses or Jun- ior Miss.

Charming; dressy models of Char-

meen, '1\yill Cords, Velours, 'l‘rico— tines, Poiret “fwills-and smart tail- ored styles in Fancy Tweed W eaves. Coats that are beautifully tailored and original and yet the newest in style and desig‘ .

We corcliallyi invite you to come in and see thosenew Spring models.

$1

fashionable Spring shades.

new * Spring Mlmn‘ cry.

Featured inall the n e w

Styles to suit mat-

Prices range from 1.50 to $60.00.

Ladies — See our

PRUWSE BRUS “The Dne Price Cash Store” i

80l9-3-1L1Vi3i.

The League lm-s mom Travelling Lib~ rurles Qi $1.00 .- . . . . . .. Rent (Paid by the Town of

, ISummel-alde) .. . . . . . . . , . PERSONALS I01‘ the community. at certainly de- Repairs, New Shelves. 910., 8.50 ‘We: the chair Mr. Corbett slat.- ‘ t K8“ serves the support of all “Booet- ugh; , _ _ , _ , _ , _ , , , , , ,_ 7,05 9d 1111B"! I116 purpose ‘ iqymiautniugzlrvirzhifiliiittiug her 8”" l“ M°“""§“°- ‘Sundries 10.00 me°""g'“““ "'3 “m "m s ng on s ‘

$439.80

Addition; to Library

12000 Corbett irus elected chairman.

‘planned to hold a business meet.

3200 ing ni the close of the 5ervi¢e_

Fllrlllls meeting Mr, Hugh

0n

lie und others had u very pleasant dilly to pet-form.

been holidaying at his home lu MRS_ ANNAaELLA MURRAY Returns from Libinry. curds Mr‘ Came“ men Called upon Mr ‘Tulamuizouche. N- B, returned Mm Amlabeqla Murray, WM. Hues‘ em" Hector Kicr lo read an address to [to ‘Summer-side and has resumed o“, m, John A_ Murray’ Clyde‘ F7126 Re‘; R_ H_ Stave“ who had for ,his work at the Bank of Nova Sco- River‘ l,‘ E’ L’ depaned m“ ma! ' Hvllw months been taking on ever.

ﬂlillil of the work in the congrega- tlon.

The following is n copy or tho

LIMITED

°f "is Leod

_ before C b ‘L 13,75 iilklllli llll the business for xvhlcnl or e

the meeting lind been culled that 5

Now here is a really striking value. These handsome shirts are made. up of fine,

Fuji Silk

16 Colors 89c yd.

This popular silk, 29 to 30 inches wide is a soft, pure silk fabric,’ of first class _wear- ing quality, washes well and is admirably adapted for Dresses, Lingerie, etc. It 1S here in 16 attractive colours———

White

Cast ilian Red Powder Blue Sand

smooth, lustrous Broadcloth,m'ost pop- ular of all shirting material. White, Mauve, Powder Blue Peach and Pink in plain fabrics, and a nice assortment of neat broadcloth strip-

sz so

Separate matched collars.

We mail these slhirts post paid on re- ceipt of price.

Trianon Aphrodite Green Psyche Green Indian Orange Beige Chrysanthemum ConchShell Laurel Pink Crab Apple BlossomNavy Blue Lavender Black

We shall be pleased to mail samples on request. Any quantity of tlhis silk will

MOQRB... PT°LEOD from)

be mailed postpaid on receipt of price 59¢‘ '

(‘liarlnltetown where he has bee“

Fort Airgui-iiiiz-i.

“lnnrd”: Llnlrurnt for NIP"!-

IN TROUBLE

We naturally tun h IIDQ on for nollltnnu. If In employ u: Attorney. ho nun be tho Huh of a phyllolnn, ln oorlon lllnou the question ol prloo do" not onto! into eonlldorntlon. In! Important than that we In equally olroinl to when I0 on- trull that noel prooiono ll Ill- uro’! llfto, our lyolllhl.

OIII’ for dlnlnullnl’ Ind oorrntllu aye troubled, III unnurpnonodi we have Ivory ll- - _ utrnmone dovlud by oolonoo o0 " our oodmnd. _

‘Ila oyo ll nononrod accurately. ' ollmlnntlnl nll ohlnoo of error.

‘than lo no dohll that nuns on attention and tho null ll OHM hill Iogroo cl pchotlol. ‘ which your nyoo I110 o rioho to demand. II you no oath‘ tin but oorvloo obtainable a n Iod- onto not, you Ind honor doll upon u hi7. Do It new.

E. E. PARKMAN

JIIILII LID jillllilllﬂ

orronrrun nonqovn, r. n. n.

a2 New Books bought. “(Miss-er

culled owing to tho serious 111116"! of Rev. Father Allan MacDonald.

iHer pluce in the church and (flillilllllllliy will be bard to ﬂll, for her life “'11s filled with loving min- istrnlions and she was a most fir-l dent worker. She was a member

Over 200 books inresenled. l2 new shelves for Juvenile Lib- ran-y.

Circulation of Book;

Rev. it. H. Staverl. Rev. and Dear Sir, We the members and adherents

of South (lrunvllle Presbyterian

Church assembled here this even.

In; wish to convey to you our um.

0i‘.

ed by Evun. J.

Manitoba; Mrs. Hampton, l*.l;:_.i. of Tuition.

Wnrd of Klngnlo

(laughter

yearn ago. "Iilesscd nre

them."

Summerside Library

Followlmzv in the report of the Summerside Public Ubrary maln- Dﬂillthtorl of the,

tnlneil by the Empire;

EXPEN New. noon» .. Magazines

. ol- the Hnlptist Church nt ‘Clyde Riv-

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Tlic funeral service was conduct- terment wus made at Clyde River - cemetery, The ﬂoral tributes were mun-y and beautiful.

She leaves three sons and three dnughtars, namely; Hamilton or Quincy Muss, Wallace on the home- stead: John of Three Hilda, Alber- tn. Mrs. John McDougall of Russell

Muss. children uiod one sister ‘Mrs, Mary

uircdtceniied her

in the Lord. They rest from their " labors rind their

(Patriot please cODYJ M. ——-Q-oo—

--.-¢..

iiﬂvsm“ °‘ "“““""

75 t H0 b t k, 1 w cere thanks for the

week tie upwiiifi: uolubbilll‘ dlfrld; “we mke“ l“ m” ' ' '.llll‘Cll in general

W. Hayter and in-‘ihii V91"- "

You

Approximate Number ol Books In have prove"

Magazine: in Reading Room

Frederick lnce of Mrs. Wm, GUUKh Also 10 grand-

Sil-bncribed by l. o. 1), Er-Na-l tlonal Geographic, Scribneﬂs, Ann‘ i“ Qom“\g through erlcan, Good ~- Housekeeping. Popu- ly

n_ p_;_1_|_ A w“ and Wide. American

B08118

lun Bookmon.

the dead who die ‘Donawd

!of thought and

works do follow

World Call, (Missionary), Phyuie- ﬂnil freedom.

i-‘or ul Culture Magazine. you honor.

_i_

church.

R.'H. Stavert at South Granville v ~ ~-

858 1025 On the evening of Friday. Fab. Sipoﬂqtm- ‘WE H. Slavort held sar- 48.501 co Rib Prelbyterlan Church at 150.00 Ioutb Grenville. it had been

by us

m-ongregatlon in particular.

funding true to the Presbyterian

Llh “ ~

rlry ltllﬂlll llllli thihe P901110, 1101 [he . 8 ~

2000 "°1""'““' P lhgihgrcerisleie Liillrtch: inst your when our church was in per“ a;

never before you were ever lgyg] l" mﬂllllﬂin her highest ldoulg and in defend her best interests.

und r h i ll lfk . lur Mechanics. Stwltlicholos, Worldmas beeiinhrbrkigflilllyeniizirliiih ‘drink: I ‘Boy, Dnlhoualeibe bringing about of church uu. Review, Maclnnn n, Boys Life, ion-—but which was nfter nll only Echoes (Orghn of l.0.D.E., ‘Canad- the old utrugsle between clerical domi- to Library-diamond nation-you toot; your stand, even Picador (Organ of B.P.ClA.) (Jun-at the risk of Inning/all that wuu‘ adlnn Magazine, The "Forester. Tho dell‘ l0 you in the ilelence of truth

May the Giver of ell Emil 511""? Y0" lillllly yearn to con-

Presentation to Rev. l:.t.".';*;.:.";::"“ u: "elm:

A-nd now we would ask you to accept lhls amnll gift an a token nl‘ the esteem in which you are hold

an u congregation.

Signed in behalf of tho conlro- gallon by the elders and mdnlil

Just before the cloning of the l dram: Mr. Hush McLeod, on bohllf

. I “w; .-~_;u_-

interest you Presbyterian lllll] Olll" 0W1]

yourself as

this unseem-

liberty

this we give

“I

i of the congregation praaentedl Stnverl with a well lllled pull

Complimentary addresseiw _ then made by Messrs Peter KW eon. John Falconer, Roller!" and the chairmunpiilll

. l . To all of those addressdlil tavorl made a fitting rePlY-‘l said that it had been n great PM ure to him to have been dbl!" give them occasional service!‘ batwae-n his otheirrexulur aervlﬂ on the Sabbath day and no! again during the week. _ He ivun afraid that _some of“ many kind things said were (S: undeserved, "but. he said thﬂl lug so inspired one to d0 best as to realize llw Win‘ was trying to do had been IF cluieil. ln closing he thanked the d for this splendid 610"‘, their kindness to him. i. The buulnouu of the evenlﬂéa then taken up "d 4118110!“ c later the Bllheﬂnl w“ ' with the benediction.

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