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Some late arrivals Popular Price

Wash Goods

COLORED INDIAN HEAD 36 38c INCHES WIDE

Ideal fabric for mo- men's wash dresses, children’s wash dres- ses and Rompers Rose, Sand, Tange_

gine and . . .. v- Flame

FAN 4:1’ PERLALIES

so nouns _ c WIDE

This pretty fancy printed fabric in stripes and dots make very nice wash dress- es and can be used to

great advantage as shirtings . . . .

FLOWERED CREPE 27 15c INCHES \VIDE.

This attractive fab-- ric at a very small price is just the thing for chi1dren’s dress- es as well as women’s lingerie

Easily washed, re- quires practical- ly no ironing . ..

/ White, Rose,

LINDALE GING- . .

IIIAMS 32

1N \VIDE

These very small and pretty checks are ad- mlrably adapted for women's house dress- es and little girl’s school dresses. Rose Blue, Pink, Mauve,

lilliféllf‘? .. 25c

IiEI’ AND BED- FORI) (‘ORDS 35c 2B6 I.\'(.‘II. \VIDE

As well as for sport dresses, this fabric can be used nicely for making up “Bridge Cloths and the like. Green

35"

SPERO PLANNED. I.'I'I'I"I‘I*I 31. 0 INCHES \VIDE

We honestly think that this goodsmooth strong flannellette is the best thing in the world at the price. Variety of stripes, 31 inches wide 30°

Tangerine and Tan

Good strong Flannellette, in a variety of stripes, a decent weight, 27 inches wide, a value that cannot be beaten . .. ..... 15°

40 inch White Nainsook, very fine quality, a splendid value at. . . . .. .

25°

Send a post card for samples-they will be sent by return mail.

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—FOR LATE WESTERN NEW8 —Page ll is available.

—MA8QUERADE DANCE — At Kensington, Strand theatre. Wed- neday, April 7th Prizes tor ladies and gentlemen. Good floor. Good music- ala time expe ed. Every- body we come. 3503.26.21

-GU-ARDIANl OFFICE. — The Guardian's Western Oﬂice is now

located in the McNsill Building 1'

Water Sh, Summerside, where sub- scriptions. news or advertising will ‘be received. The phone number is 238.

Eastern Guardian

—OUARDIANS ON BALE ll. the

i-i Guardian's Western Oilico in the

McNeill every day.

Buildinl,

..'8PRING 8TOCK.—G00d and l

iresh anrivii-ng daily. M. M. Stew- art, Caledonia. 8305-3-2M4i.

“EASTERN AGENT. —Mr. J. W. ‘Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising, Job Printing, new and renewal sub- scriptions. l!

..‘\FOR $ALE.—Voluabls Hotel property ut ‘Montague. All modern conveniences, bath-room and sew- erage. hot water heating ,nlso a large stable in connection. All in good repair. One oi the best pro~ positions on the market today. Ap- ply Adn M. Green. 8387-3-27.\l~li.

In Memoriam CHARLES A. DUTNEY

Charles A. Dutney oi Murray River, l’. E. Island, passed away on March 20th, 1926. at the age oi seventy-one years. Deceased was o ‘native 0|‘ llevo-rlshire, England, and [emigrated to this country in early youlh. lie served his time at the blacksmith and horseshocirlg trades in liulliux, N. 8., and afterwards worked ut ‘Sllﬁdlllit luul Iluclouirlle. New Brunswick. ‘in this province he worked at Morltuguo, Peters Road “and Murray Itlver. lle was nn ex- cellent trudesman and oi more than (inlinilry intelligence, on honest lc;o.-..».. illlll iullhful friend. He nun ‘been brought mp in the Church oi linglunl, but oi late years assoc- iated himseli with the Church oi lScolland. He married Annie lMac- inmalil who survives him. He also lenves three sons and two daugh- ters. Alexander oi illlurrny Wallace oi Nashua, N. l-L; Bruce oi Lowell. Muss; Gladys oi New York, and Isabella, wiie oi David White oi Murray Hnrlbor.

The funeral was held on Wednes- day, 24th, and the service which wus held in the Church oi Scotland was very largely attended. Rev. ‘Ewen MacDougoll preached the funeral discourse, and» the Orange

. Association. oi which Mr. Dutney

was an honored member, conducted the service at the grave. Many words oi‘ appreciation oi the dc- rpurted and oi sympathy for the bereaved are expressed by those who knew the iiamliy.

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Oi all the cars you see on the streets, two» thirds are equipped with Champions. This outstanding prefer- encelsvcrydeﬁnlteevb clence that Champion ls the better spark plug.

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Zlzi Lsmhrlno, the wit, of Prlncel Carol of Roumanla,whosc marriage was annulled in order that he might marry Princess Helen oi Greece. ‘Now that he has renounc- ed his title, Zlzi ls suing him In French courts as the dynastic rea- sons no longer justify the annul- ment Wltn her ls their son, Carol.

Suing For Divorce I l l I

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1 Lady Tcrrington, formerly a mem- ber of Parliament in Great Britain who is suing nor husband Ior di- vorce. He will contest the sult. They recently went Into the beauty parlor business together In London.

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Ont. Deputation Wait on Premier ' Ferguson

(Special to The Guardian) ' TORONTO, March 26.-_-Ol_‘8liniZ' ed by the City oi Toronttfinjspu- tntion oi iorty representntlses from most oi the cities and ibwns oi‘ Ontario waited upon ihegovern-g ment today requesting that some‘ share oi the provinciai.¢.-revenue_ from motor car license tees, amuse! ment, race track, and the gasoline: tax he turned over to the various municipalities. They were received by Premier Ferguson. lion. G. S. Henry, Minister oi Highways and illon. W. P. Price, Provincial Treas- urer. ln a written statement the dept», tntion pointed out that as regards‘ the amusement tax lthe municipalities were under einponse

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'1" us. ruRors-Fnnculslousnon c0. HAVE ALWAiES 1

BEEN IN THE FRONT LINE AND ARE IN A POSITION TO UNDERSELL THE ORDINARY RETAIL SHOE STORES

Buying in Large Quantities for Spot Cash Enables Us To Buy at Jobbers Prices

lEvery Ihing in the. Store From 20 lo

50 p. c. Reduction

Compare Some of These Prices With Others Including

Mail Order Catalogues As Well

Men ’s all black knee boots per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.75 Men’s Red Sole knee boo per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.9

Stormkiilg . . . . . . . . .. $5.60 Men ’s white sole rubber boots, kncc . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.60 Men ’s white sole Stormking thigh . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $6.20

We sell for cash and cash only. Please do not usk for credit.

(Jhilds rnblner boots, sizes (i lo lil 1'2 .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . $1.55 lllisscs, sizes ll to 2, per pair $1.85

Women's, sizes 2 1-2 pair.....- . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Youths knee rubber boots, sizes l1 lo 13 .. . . . . . . .. $2 25

Boys knoc rubber‘ sizes l io 5 . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys Slormking, rod Silll‘ rubber boots, size l to 5, pcr pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.35

.\Ion’s first grade Box too rubbers 1101" pair . . . . . . . . 95c.

We will guulruntco ovory -'ll'iIcli* to give satisfaction or money refunded.

.\Icn’s First grade fine rub-

lmrs, ull lusts, 1Jcrpuir . . $1.05

llicn’s closed side storm rub-

bcrs per pair . . . . . . . . . . $1.20

.Womcn’s fine rubbers to iit

any style shoe per pair .. 75c.

Misscsrubbers, size ll to 2'

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 65o

Oililds rubbers, size 4 to 101/2 55c

Boys rubbers, size 1 to 5 85c.

Youths rubbers, size 11 to l3 . . . . . . . . . . 75c

Wlc will allow goods on ap-

probation only when one of tho higlitast priced pair is paid for lu-‘fore leaving the store.

MAIL ORDERSt-Ordcring- by nmil auld 5c io l‘\'(‘.l‘_\' dollar or fraction of a dollar. ’

PURDIE - FERGUSO

SHOE COMPANY LIM

Suimyside ‘ Wholesale and Retail I

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Charlottetown, P, E. I.

HOCKEY

'I‘otnl—2274

Special Cnrmody Match

9£:"r:‘.'2:"sor

BLkIuE BOX I- CIYI dumps Ford 90’

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(l. I-‘rinol ('- 5"“) Defence

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Darrell.

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- --l§y George Molamlll

AFTKQ ALI- DEAQ WE HAVE BEEN VERY l-(Appa, k A ’ NQT‘? l ‘IE WE

IF YOU WANT TQ QQ l OUT AND JOIN ‘Fr-ta 150mb 4.0 RIC-HT MEAD

l’ THlirKlNDNEeqﬁ 111g; 1 M4 LilTTlNl p.1- BQQME ,5 Q“ . .. F.

F 00C Toe cove ME A c.0012 EXANIINATWON- THlHK I'M 4.1T TlH' ‘Not-ED we Oarrv - HKVE NAAQ<AE l

protection for. theatres and in meet

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lem ell Ferguson m h“ llelply issues oi meat and "tinned vese- ever Queen Aipxnn-dra moved, at E. Lewis _ 153 221 3133

hope for immediate action on their teen days, sea vkmmmng cal-mm I m“ m" u. Cornwa“ mm, M1,“, mil. PENS

lONED OFF SALT PORK accompaniments. The issue oi salt ""-

' DeBlois mel their first. defeat, 111,. 11,11...’ WM“, “.111 by 1,11 gplwlliilllljl‘.

will‘! oi rations for hi-s Majesty's FROM PALACE T0 FLAT

any, in [meet Orders’ nmuy m“ n0 them by 97 pills. let's Saturday night who“ thgy d9- IlIln-l: cxoltenlent nmi lmllgnuilvil "l"

made irom the victunillng yards. Lone Knollys, the aged companion C_ Baldemm 16-.|1v111 Cammdy 300 115 101 "H'- Pnn- North Itln-r refereed no

( : (tinned) has been introduced as an 1 1 1t M 11,0 1| 1-1911 1° be; " ‘ l:

alternative to corned ‘beet and its all pl gnrgllglglsn-ge was,‘ m“; ‘gffanglyligmnald -- 130' —— —— W"; (‘orlrwlill

‘ -- ~ » . scale: 1 lb meat and vegetables 7o so 1,11 A <11 s; 1 M. fl 628 775

u , n w d o ' i l1 11 B)’ PBB- 8Y8?» Totai-2l27 Single ‘rod Jowoll

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.weu poa esnrenotava-i t .11 ,5] if (Lila

a n: a wur non t ere l herl e _l.lim Cllrmody .... .. 12s 12s 2oz L 111,301,,“ n. (ireel l gained oi the extent oi the current Palace, Sandri-ngfham, and vwhqr. t

This Corset, with Brassiere Top is really a

No steels—-No boning-No clasps.

DARLUJ-

84.90 $0.05 88.50 010.00 da , the head of our Corset Department

in providing extra. police and ilre ing the cost o1’ proper inspection of theatres. to the addresses oi the memlbers - . 1 - . ,th Ad irslty tat that the home ln royal yachts and in Den- l1‘. M | ~nl 9g 1115 1 1 (ll me depullltlon held m" “me ltlatillllrelilzli tile splslelcial regervg oi tour. mark.’ J. Snfirlldells . . . . . .. 123 111 10181 A very Interesting gulne or lmrli‘! Felllleﬁiﬂ. , » . l l. 1, 1 H o“ 1.1 .1, I oi Cormrull ___<..__ on hoard his Maiestys shire is w l6 l? . 1.54 75o s70 °"°°" W ' M I . ,_ be in the ionm oi corned bee! and Y lﬂml the inexperienced n-ln irolu Mm. i- _ . _ A i _' 1| |illilnn oi hm-kcl‘ UQNDON. March Zsrasah pork bee! was abolished in June, i005. Commercial League I WM lllllllllillnylllllllby lltllil. lillllllclperllllll/ has MW ‘been rellmved [mm the Saturday night, when they met‘ _The married men were again outrlnss thorn In a short tllnr. Ships o“ an sumoml The Adm“ A WOMAN MOVES AT 91 R08ers Hardware who defeated victorious over their single hroth- 'l'ln~ ln- wns in n very illlrtivmllllon. . . |l further issue's to the ilcet will be LONDON, March 28.—Mls's Char. w. Epilagggofrﬁll 180 feamlaailﬁfel: by 12 pm‘ lllilllllllylly lTlleflsltlllrelllwxllill illllillllllllll llll l A ration- oi meat llllll vegetables 01 111a 1am Queen Alexmldﬂb h“ R- 159mm!" 152 ll 92‘\Vest Cartmody 223 184 175 ﬁoutiult. the Dillllfﬂﬁltlllilll nll. ' u- nc-up was us o u :- Klnlilm‘ D-P-eu» 1-" M =~'~ .:::°:*.'.'.'.::';"::a;: r a" “"6"”? rat.“ 2” A Canadiawmatle Product ‘ lap-t” ‘la '“ a a ° er ow“ a éginllllﬁilcéitm}, V» lb- DOi-ntoes w. 2 Miss iKnollys lived at Wlndsor Oa-s- _ 1.1,", . 1-. . enns or marrow-int tie in her girlhood. her lather hold- Rogers Hardware Earn Carmody 140 140 267 Follvllllm. -1_ Ilnlmrr ‘ ble-l has been spent in royal homes-E Csswell 144 ‘ - - . . . . . . . . 198 -_-. -__.. ..__ , I Until more experience has been Marlborough House, Buckinghnmil. Ford . . . . . . . . . .. 136 114. 263 253 470M m“ ' ‘ll ‘mull BOIIGIGSS CORSET BRINGING or FATHER- new and almost revolutionary idea in lad- 188 W681‘. No lacing-No Rubber. Lover's Form Corsets are WASHABLE. Lover's form Corsets, to ensure perfect satisfaction, should be fitted. Come ‘m, any wil gladly fit you. I

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