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A trained figure 1 Stylist to solve

NDER the supervision

_ Corsetiere from New

fork, a demonstration is now being given in the Corset Department, fea- turing the new models of

' “Nemo-flex" Foundation

Garments, in a. wide var- iety of new and attrac- tive fabrics. Her ser- vices are available to those who wish to con- sult her regarding their particular needs. If de- sired, appointments may

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Will be in Our Cor setry Department

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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The illustration will give you a good idea of the design of these de- lightfully clever new

BRAMBLE KNIT SUITS

freshly new from the makers and shown in our ready to wear de-

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PAY TRIBUTE T0 DAME MELBA

MELBOURNE, Australia, April 7,

(By The Canadian Press)-Singers and former associates of Dame Nellie Melba joined ln a. pilgrimage to her gl-ave at Lllydale on the first enn;vcr.;ar_y of her death. The grave was covered with a carpet of moss and dalllzri. blooms, to which many of those present added beautiful sheaves of flowers. The head sing- ing teacher (Miss Mary Campbell), in a sllol". address, spoke of Dame

servatorium. "No one who worked with her," she said, ‘could fall to love her, and it is with love and sorrow that we assemble her to- day. Her spirit lives with us, and it is for us to keep her memory as a living thing." standing at the side of the grave, the Meistersingers, who represented the Australian Choral Association, sung an un- accompanied sexteis "Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace" and "Evming and Morning.” All present joined in singing "Rock of Ages"

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O Spring cleaning time lc hem. There will he lilnnkcln lo wash and put muy for the mmmer -curinins and dnperlu to lcnndexhwood-

work and linoleum to clean!

Oxyvlnl-lhc new soap discovery will make

all your spring cleanlnglllakl easier lhro h its gift nl' extra ends. Is your groom' lay for Uxydol-in the orange and blue package.

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lt necessary to ask the student to

round the campus lately as to wheth

\wEsTEm_|_§_"l|l|||||| EASTERN GUARDIAN 'soviet children

-ram neu-mlm stmasl-<1 3 “T ’ _ Mm md wk Fox Bucm,_ .om at ..°sr. .u.nAN's Mission (An. A Bmw" . 1899+8_m_ gllcan) Sourls, Private Dgvgunlm

____ Catechism 2 p. In. M

-B-M. STANDARD Kibblq

D. m.

time and dance in the Capitol Grill. Evensong 7 p. m. "Buptism.” Capt, This was to wind up the hockey sea- l T, F Kelly C A in ma,-ge the

son, which has been a most success- ' ` _ill ‘ md

qual of any otha' in the world of

‘"1 °"°-3~ ..~soclAL cnrnr-:mud-Mus E °

echnl

*‘“ Mary Lamont e t t in d lim- -

°T°°x PART IN RESCUE-m ber of her frienplsehtl tile llonzfile of o

°°nn°°u°“ with th” ’°P°rt °f the Mrs. M. F. MacDonald Montague

rescue from dmwnlnr of Fen- on M0nd,,y_ Th eée 1 ' t° V we Higgins, clmrlottetcmi, Mr. spent at br,dge_ Pam w;“§mnW§; sciences that underly me practice John Thompson, Kensington, writ- Mm Preston Macmtyre H M

es to mis that he, Mr. Thompson, '

swam out to Mrs. Higgins and, pERS0NALs 1’

t .__ . _

vi Mentally Adult

'('By Cmsdlm Pica) N'I’R.EAlL,

bug nlsoonthepro/oticnl

worenecemarytokocpupthn rdofpxogreuoitnominixigin-

. IPNI. W. G. Ma'BrlCl|,i.l\

, Montreal. decllred in an

Engineer’ at todcfsfsession of annual meeting ot the Usu- an Institute of Mining md tallurgy here. The mining industry tomy, un-

like that of twenty-tivo yous lic,

oo even ¢, Y. ol

completely under technical control

said. The generatltm 0! y0\m8

engineers sent out by the mining colleges during the early years of

century ha/d taken hold of the ustry and made it at least the

cal ef-iiciency and pxofitlblo

poration, Prof. McBride stated. He Pointed out that in addition h-is fain' years of studyinl the

mining and metallurgy, the

aspiring enrineens must have c

omugh training in the mines

brought her ln from deep water and and mms bef°T° h” “um be °“`

that someune had waded ashore _V,MrS| L_ H_ Comn len for trusted with their direction Each

Wim her aft” the 1°€5C\19- M1* lchurlottetown Monday morning to 5 Thompson in his letter says he mek- be with her son, Eric who is ill pl w this °°1'fe¢ti01\ to the report orlaric is u student at Prince or wales °1m“ti°m mum ha” the best the accident at the solicitation of College, His many friends hope for

fnends who were witnesses to the his speedy recovery' H tical experience and only with they occ,m.ence_ ‘ l help of his seniors in the pr<>fes°ioI\.|

sung man could be fitted into the ace where his talents and his in-

cffect only by means of this prac-

0 Quo., April 'L-A

_ mm » constant supply of young Cllsineen

and meat mogl sold whuleme and ..'BIG SALE-Rockbottmn ppm- train thoroughly, not only on the retail at Bra.ce's. 1 _ _ _ _ es. Boots, Shoes Yard Goods, Meng scholastic

mum Hsiseic. Beals at Beusmsn- side,

-rnvsn 31 um cosrs _ A . teguc. :sos-4-s-at me Summerside citizen was fined $1 l dmitry and oem in me Pouec court on ~-'°Nl»Y A FEW DAYS lm to cluu-ge of the department or wednesday for allowing his dog to fake advenwse 0! Bears & Bears mining engineering st Mcoin Uni- rlm lt large.-8. Slaughter Sale, Montague, vanity

_nB.BSSBD;.5-We are din- lm-*B-,L Mmm” on “Taming of tha mn- eouuuulug nun; pm,” H,,g,_ .fsnmos nosrsss - Mi-s. l x Organs Out, for this season but Wm Will MacLean entertained her lm, be receiving Dressed Hogs 0;-gms friends at bridge at her home on lMe

Attached until further advised, Tuesday evening. A prize was won

Peter Mcllutt & Bon. A-4~6i. by Mrs. H. J. Mahon. H.

-cmclmw sUrrm_'1-ll, 0, y, ..'c1wncn or 'run non ;',,_f,!mu°m{° mb; imgxmfxmm;

M. L. Hockey Club had n most en- TRINITY (Anglican) Georgetown,

,ioyable chicken supper at the Cap- Second Sunday after Easter, April he

itol Tea. Rooms on Tuesday even- ‘l0th, Mutins ll a. m. “Am I a

ing. This was tollowed by a. social Christian?" Catechism 2.80

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Unbleached Sheeting,

40 inch Pillow Cotton,

..'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leard of It Was' therefore’ both the duty

"Y- W- A-OF TRINITY UNYTED Mount Stewart, spent the weekend and the privilege od those semorl

CHURCH -' The regular m°nth1Yiat Montague, the guest of Mrs. B

33523;; th; Y-SW~ A~ °|;dT\'1n1tY I.eal'd’s sister, Mrs. Hubert Nelson. 1

e_ urc , ummers e, wus ' H_ f

hem at th home of M,-s_ C ,I .there might be worthy successors to

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Crockett on Tuesday evening. The '_.M1SS Francis Coffin 15 spend_ ‘CRFYY On the K00d W0'l'k~ Th$°

meeting was °pened by the Presl' ing u short tilne in Sackvllle the young men’ ‘famed in the pammr

dent Mrs. L. B. Campbell. The t f h »t M _ 1 wa- by 4 Miss Daisy Bowness and Miss Mir- - Amsgm Ladies, college H take over the responsibilities of so iam Lidstone. Miss Ruby Lord and ' ' se ‘ Miss Hazel Condon read papers on but to meet the emergencies that so

missionary work. Miss Helen Nlch- W i VEN SCHOO

mines. mills's.nd smell/ers to employl .nd train these young men that

lar work that suited them best, would then be ready, not only in

nior positions as occasions arose,

NE IA L often occured, he said. ’

clson and Miss Rita Pickering sang

Honor Roll for the month of

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"The scheme does not involve

:X31 t BC¢;_l;:»&blY £31951 1USd H?lY Maia” ,extra expense or additional per- p ." emee goose wth '

the 1m'd's Prayer. after which rc- Grade X: 1 Mary Dcvcreauxl 2 S

fxeshments were served.-S. 30;? 31 Lésllgtafi-;;‘;`;Ey°“' 2 necessary is a definite policy and a

s I 1

_M155 Elizabeth Hunter' of HOW- Stanley Newman, 3 Lloyd Darrach- E

lan, was operated on in the Prince Grade VTIII 1 Ll0y<i M0PhH1l. 2 I paris for its mechanical ent county Hospital on wednesday and l Louise Dochoriv. 3 F-Ho Boyle- b equlpm

nnel,” declared Professor Mc- ride in conclusion. "All that is

lttle close supervision of the new ngineer. Every mine carries spore

ut few of them carry spare ensln-

lt gglgaamg t° ‘eww 15 d°l“3 very 21230 V51: 11 1;;;“5C§\;;m;ye1;'ae ‘ cers, though the latter pay their

we . . ‘ e : .

Cavanagh and Louis Devereaux, 3 0

WOMEN ARE BEITEB STUDENTS Catherine McNevin-

THAN MEN STATISTICS REVEAL Grade IV: 1 Allnlc Dnrrech- parm..

Grade II: 1 Foster McKinnon, 2

HAL1:l=AX, N. s., April '1.-stutis- Elmer Boyle and Elmer Clow. 3

tics compiled at Dalhousie Univcr- Cecily MOON?-

sity mow that insofar as this par- . Grade I Sr: 1 Verna McKinnon. ticular student body is concerned. 2 Anna Docherty and Watson Mc-

womeu are better scholars then: Nevin. 3 Ernest Cr-vonash.

men, and that they make the most I Grade I Jr: 1 Emmet Coveneilltl °f the gpporgunlties Uffered for 1n-| 2 Arthur Pollard, 3 Austin Cavan-p tellectual advancement. I Hall l

During the term 1922-23 a total ofl Perfect Atlpmlgmcp; Dona,-d gm-_ more than intellectual lmbeciles,"

'M4 examination papers were writ- 5 risen. Eno Doohoriy and Lloyd _Mc~

ten by bays and 517 by g;_,~1s_ A ten [ Phail. Elmer Mc-Phcrson, teacher. the same age in Russia." declared

percent group of those at the top,

1 S 7 "iflg bein SlNNOT'l"S ROAD AND VICINITY ter of the late Lord Curzon, address-

inc uded '19 boy and 7 g , 8

in the proportion of 1 boy io 1.45 w- V sms _ The school is progressing favor-

In the regular examinations of! ably under the skilful management

192344' boys Wrote .ma ,md gms oi' Miss Lauretta Acorn. things little Russian children knew

522] of these 84 boys and 'iz girls -`

were in the highest ten percent' dr Mrs. Patrick McCarthy and little

. ms_ son Merlin, were visitors to St. ' ing of the young brain" would

a proportion of 1 boy to 1.19 g T tl ,ts f h tS| .

From 1920 to as inclusive. 331 boys “C” 1° Sues 0 01' imc" ‘

md 304 gms graduated in the Fa, i Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McQuaid.

culty of Arts and science. Of this *_*

number those gmduatmg with dis_ Mr. Frallels Connolly spoilt Sun- it

tinction included 36 boys and ci day °“ f'°“k°`5 RUM Visilihil wrecks or whether they will de~‘

gh.1,_a1most two to one' in fav,”-»fl‘i0lldS~ velop into brilliant citizens of thei N.,

of the gh.1a_ It has also been Racer. --- state," Lady Ravensdale said. She tamed that when the facuny deems We regret to learn of the illness had observed, however, that some

of Mr. Michael O'Brien. Communist men and women "were become worried about them and

- _ 1 4 to

Nm. J, ,_ _ leave college due to low standlng perfectly petrified in the presence later telephoned Mrs. Litvinoff

L ic Mr bas work for the con twice as many men as women are (li|Uri(.‘ll \¥l;l.n0lili'1‘ I of ¢l;1clr own children." h know what had happene<;.o She

anectem . . AY C0 .LE(1'I'i0N “T e children of the Soviet.” s c ,was told that the Young mm-

These statistics clear up a Com -~~ continued, "are definite entities. unlst League had held a meeting

troversy that has been raging a_ MDLROSE, Mies., April 7.-Be- They are citizens and somehow you that had lasted from 8 o’clock until

gilmmg on Sunday, April 3, there do not feel the precociousness about 9 o'clock and that the children had

er cmeds wma to couege in D,,,.s,,lt will be no collection at tim Sunday _ them that would characterize thelremuined until the end. They had of knowledge or for the purpose uf morning service in the Melrose Un~ , advanced British or North Amerl-g ensesins in the social life offered ima" Cl‘“’°h» R°"- Hmfv T- S20' CH" Child- They Seem l° P°*‘°f~‘~ .ln couegmte ch,c1es_ rlst, the minister, marie this un- and to express the articulate con-

_______,__, Iiouilccmcnt recently, stating thatgvlctlons of their souls. They have

Codplece-Don't waste none of 'thc trustees had voted to omit, the the most extraordinarily developed

lyour gas, Doc. Just yank it out, time-lionorecl practice in the belief brains I have ever known."

even if it does hurt like thc dickens. that such weekly contributions i.o i She told of the two children of M., Dr. Pllllem-You are plucky. Let ‘ thc plate collstiiulc a hardship for l Lltvinoif. Commlssar of Foreign

me see the tooth. many persons under ex;-'ling ¢0n~§ .'\il'nll'r. They were scarcely be-

C0dDl€C6-Oh. 'tallft me thi\t`S dltions. and in the belief also thai- youd the doll-playing age, ye; one

E05 the f»00th9~Ch0; lt'S my WifC~ the omission nlzly help to stimulate day they were very late retumlng 5h€’1l be 110112 directly- church nllmzrlrmcc. home from school She said she

wn way instead of building up in- terest charges, and are much more difficult to secure than machincryi

Growing Need For

Trained Engineers'

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NEW YORK, N. Y., April '1.-‘

Canadian, British_ and children of United States are “becoming little

when compared with children of

Baroness Revensdale, eldest daugh-

ing the Women’s City Club here.

She said she had been completely

bewildered time and again by the

and talked about. She had no idea “what this tremendous train-

bring to these children in cfm-, years. I “We do not yet know whether

nginccrs now in charge of the,

ular price 22c yd. Sale

White Turkish Towels. Size 18x30 ins. Slightly soiled. Sale price .. . -i5c pr.

Regular 32c. Sale price . . . . . . . . 25c Unbleached Sheeting, Heavy quality. Regular price 55c. Sale price 45c 42 inch Pillow Cotton, Heavy Qual- ity. Regular price 40:. Sale price 30c

ity. Regular price 30c. Sale price 25c

Save on Towels !

White Turkish Bath Towels, with Rose Blue and Mauve Borders, Extra Good Quality. Regular price 95c pair. Sale price . .. . . . .. 75c pair Dish Towels, 16x25. Sale price 20c pr. Linen Dish Towels. Sale price 40c pr. Turkish Towelling, 22 ins. wide. Reg-

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tains, etc.

72 ins. wide.

Heavy Qual-

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DAY

Big Sale of Sheetings, Cottons, Pillow Cases, Curtaining, etc, This Sale starts on Thursday, 'April 7th and ends Saturday,

j'April 16th, and comes justin a time when you need new _Cur-

Bic DISCOUNT oN

~ MERC_|'|AND|SE

sheeting Bargains! . You 'Really Require!

White Shooting, Heavy Quality, 81

ins. wide. Regular price 65c. Sale - _

price 506 ' '

White Sheeting, 72 ins., wide. Regu- !

lar price. 35c, sale price 27e cream Marquisette’ 36 ins- wide*

Regular price 154: yard. Sale

price 13¢Yd-

Cream Madras 45 ins. wide. Regular price 454: yd. Sale price . . . . . 39c yd.

White Curtain Net, Regular Price 28:. Sale price 25::

Chinz, 36 'ins. wide, latest design, smartest colors. Regular D1‘l°° 25°

yd. Sale price 20cyd.

value

S l rice .

price 18e yd. 8 e P

86 inch Chintz. .Just the thing for

covering ¢l\llllfS» 9”- Exlm specgg

R C lored in Rainbow Shades. 36al:c‘lies zvide. Regular Price 90° -yd'

69cYd~

Turkish Towels, with colored4?0l'l:_- ers. Sale price .............. C P* -

Cottons --- Priced Low l A

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Wabasso Print Cotton, 36 ins. W _ in Light or Daf\<.S““l§Z’ iliwsiie signs. Regular pn” __ lic yd_

price . .

Colored Frllled Scrim- R€8UlH;`7lEl;;° 20c yard. Sale Price ' ' ‘ ' ’

White and colored_ SP0'-me 1:1'I_“‘§lal‘le

ue. Regular Price

3°- . 25°: yd-

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discussed the sole of vodka and the status of drunkenness in the Soviet Union since the revolution,

She went to a cinema. with one of

these children and was told by the child that the picture "was very` bed photography and very bad psychology". The child disagreed with the moral of the piece also.

Young men and women, she said,

never attended the churches which

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still are open in Russia. They nn

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hey will go mad or become mental , ¢¢THE BAIN

completely allied with Soviet causes. Lady Ravensdale acid, and sho !elt' “certain they will carry through the Soviet l>l‘°Ul'iunmc.”

Lady Ravonsdcle told of the

children who are left in the nur-, series while their mothers work.` They are not permitted to own any toy. They must share everything with all the others. They no taught to recognize their own tooth brush and towel by s bird or some other symbol which has been placed upon them- All their beds hive colored spreads on them and when is child has broken n rule it is pun- ished by having the spread re- moved. Thus ull the other children know that the child stands in temporary disgrace.

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Print Cotton, Assorted Patterns. Regular Pri” 20° yard' _S32

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Print Cotton, 36 l“5° Wide' eg” pl-me 22;: yd. Sale price .. . . . 18c Yd-

Rayon Bed _< Spreads, size sox100,m Ma“"‘*» ,, Green or B123- v H , Reg. Price $4. . Z I Q,

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Merciful

A man found guilty of burglary

said he was a song-writer for the music-halls. The judge, however, was merciful enough not to take this into consideration when pass- ing sentence.-Punch.

E Y ES I G ll T. EXAMINATION

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