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TRY KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE for Easter Permanents, etc. Special Rates. L-5669-2-37-2i.

PERMANENT WAVE SAL! will be continued during March at Mrs. Wallei-‘s Beauty Shoppe. Phone 1243. L-5638-2-26-2i.

HOME FOR BURlAln-—N€W3 has been received of the death of Mary Leslie. widow of the late Mr. Char- les P. Knight of souris. P. E. I. Mrs. Knight died at the home of her daughter Mrs. F. L. Gilbert of Dart- mouth, N, s, The remains will he brought to Charlottetown Manda evening. The funeral services will be heid in sour-is. Mrs. Icnight leaves to mourn two daughters Lilian. Ivlrs. Gilbert of Dartmouth, N. 8.. and Bessie of Edmonton. Alberta. and l brother 1VLr. George Leslie of Moi-ell, P. E. L

ILLNESS REGRETTEIL- Mrs. W. D. Herridge, who is a patient in the Ross Memorial Wing of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. is expected to leave in a few days for New York for further treatment The miiizy friends of Mrs. Herridge throughout this Province will be glad to learn that she is making favorable progress towards recovery and is expected to be able to return to her home in Ottawa in a short time. .

RED CROSS MEETING - The v-cekly meeting of the “Silver Flzind" branch of tlieJuiiior Red (tress was held in Red Point school-room February 19. The vice- uresident Lorne MacNeill occupied the chair with eleven members present. The roll call was answ- "red by the date of your birth". The secretarys minutes were read ~nd approved. There was no cor- w-pondence to be read and no

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‘ utes. There was no committees to report. Catherine Turnbull was

mlttce. Laura Bruce and Mildred Rose were appointed to clean the school at dinner-time for a week. , The programme was as follows:— i Reading. Bernard Wliittv; riddles, . EFHCSL Allen; reading. Elva. Bruce:

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9 ' 1 . ~11 be the guest artists 0f Woinens Auxeliaiy n......... formerly Alice P. Stockton Of l variety entertainment program will Ida B_ wyiiian. N. S. is the hostess. Canadian Club of Bo-ton on Mziith . Eeﬁj-fy tfoi-morly of Charlottctowfll ouiiced. We can 51191913’ Y0" Wllh

, ______,,_ _ the day. The nicotine’ “in be W” Announce Program Sussex. N. B. (01109; the regular business mevtiiill } Tm clllb nl-o ziiiiicuiiced a bride’? a Mrs. Percy R. Crowell ha‘ "ml" at her Brookllnc. MRS‘ home m‘ June liamblin. TEECBEMIG cell- TO

i ‘ ozst accompanied by Mark)“ A‘ sided over bl‘ MT-i- F- Arnold Wu" BOSTON Feb. 28—A musical and ‘I Mrs, Ernest A. Teller. formerly of the Women's Auxiliary of the m,“ m be given by Mi"s Louise H.

i‘ March 9th.

for al popular makes of 681's- Cliaslottetown.

riddles. Doris Young: song, Irene Young; reading. Ernest Allen; dialogue. Soap. Walter. Yes and No: reading. Irene Young; song. Catherine Turnbull. Meeting clos- ed by singing God Save the King. (Patriot please copy).

Miss Maud Swan who has been visiting iii Amherst, N. S. has re- turned liciiic.

IN THE ART SHOP i

Have you ever noticed how the! r-oiitciiis. suy of an art shop. take on new meaning when they are ex- . plaiiied by an understanding shop-

maii? ‘

You may wander round the shcp

by yourself and admire certain articles, but refuse to go into any ecstasy whatever cOllCilTlihg them. Then along comes the shopman. He shows you the vase or the glass bowl in the proper light. He hzindies it lovingly, showing that there is no lack of appreciation or under- "tniidlng on his part; he compares and contracts it with others. He ex- plains how that pale green vase suitsso admirably to spring flowers. l-[is eyes light with appreciation for a deep-tinted rose piece. You go away secure in the belief that, whereas you thought you admired ore or two things. there is really “tithing in the shop that. in its

xiii setting, is not pre-eriiinently

"sirable!

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Miss Edith Marie Reuss a New York colour consultant, has given forth some astonishing ideas. The proposal she says, is stimulated or discouraged by the shade o.‘ the girl's dress.

A red dress. she says, definitely discourages a proposal. The best dress is a white evening frock. It rouses the “Little Woman” in- stlnct.

In summer the openair girii i told “There's nothing like a. pfhik linen frock."

Herweforward. no doulbt. men will be as scared of white oi- pink ﬂocks as they are of red at present!

‘iusiness arising out of the min- i

appointed on the finger-nail com- ‘

Rub Cuticura Ointment into scalp- leave overnight-then wash with rich lathering, medicated Cuticura Soap. Helps clear out dandruff. ielieves itchy y

Kidneys Must Clean Cut Acids

The only way your body can clean out Acids and [iollnunug wastes from your blood la thru ll million tiny. delicate Kidney tubal or filters, but beware of chciip, drastic. irritating drugs. li‘ Kidney on Bladde dia- ordera make you suffer from Getting Up Nightg. Nei-vouaiieal. Leg Pains. Backache. Circles Under Eyes. Dlui- nuu. Rheumatism. Acidity. Burning, Buiartiug or llchiiig, don't take chancel. Get the Doctor's prescript- ion called Cyltex (Sin-Tex). Works fut, late and auro. in 48 hour: it brings a feeling of new vitality, and will d the work in one week or money back on return of empty pack- age. Cyatex colts only 8c a dose at ilruggists. A _.

Georgetown .

It is with the greatest regret we chronicle the death of Mrs. George Taylor who passed away suddenly at her home in George- town on SundayZ morning, Feb. 21st. Though Mrs. Taylor had

health for several weeks, still no one had even a thought that the end was so near. The late Mrs. Taylor was a woman of fine char- acter. and those words are not idly Written. to know her was to ad- mire her not alone for the excel- lenoe of her own life, but for the loy and happiness that she trans- fused to others. Always the bright optimistic viewpoint she cherished; gloom and. moroseness found no haven in the mind oil’ this fine young woman. Surely one stops to wonder wihy that in a time and , age such as this characters cap- l‘ able of brightening and making

more happy the lives of others

should be called. But her friends

and they are numbered in thous-

ands knows that today she dwells j where surroundings are in accord _ with her nature. Mrs. Taylor has I gone; but for many years her mem-

ory will be cherished. To the l bereaved faintly and relatives we | extend sympathy in this their l hour of great sorrow. The funeral 1 which was held from her home to the Roman Catholic church on ‘iiﬂllday morning was largely at- tended. Services were conducted , by her pastor who also lent coni- | fort to her during the period of l her illness. the Rev. O. Kiggliis. y The pallbearers were

John Donovan.

Mrs. James Hessian, G90rge_ town. was a recent visitor to Char- lotte W11.

The Georgetown League with but one regular game to play be- fore the play-offs is still quite iii- definite as to what teams will eventually line up in the semi- final best two out of three series. The team winning most points in

i regular schedule meeting the semi-

finalists in 3 out of 5 series. Prc- sent standing of Hawks 5; Leafs 4; and Americans 2 wins. With Leafs and Americans one game to play, still allows the Leafs a chance to tie for first place with Hawks for 5 wins or 10 points. On Tuesday night Hawks walked away with a disorganized. disgrunted band of Leafs giving them an all time league record trouncing of l4 to 5. Captain Leo and his band of young heady pucksters looked good in that game to be appoint- ed guardians of the League tro- phy for 1936-37. But we shall see and though it looked after Tues- day's game as though it might be curtains for the league. The storm has somewhat blown over. Referee McLean from our observa- tions has always done a fine job, we believe less verbal interference with the officials on the part of the players would please the all important factor “hockey-fans" better.

Miss Vivian McDonald, nurse-in- training at Prince Edward Island Hospital, is sin-journeying at her home in Georgetown.

Detective Sleeves of the C.N.R. spent several days in Georgetown recently. It is understood he was investigating coal losses sufferee by the railway department.

A meeting of the Directors of the King's County Exhibition As- sociation was held in Town Hall, Georgetown. on Saturday. Febru- ary 20. 1937, president Daniel A. Stewart, of Lower Montague pre- siding. The president in open- ing the meeting explained though this was not the annual meeting but the usual mid-winter meeting to discuss the business of the As- sociation. The secretary then gave a statement to the meeting of the cost ofinrprovements to the exhibi- tion property during the year. The building of new hog pens. sheep hurdles. repairs to board fence on main street and erection of 34 chains of closely

past

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not been enjoying the best of

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woven No. 9 wire surrounding the park at a cost of £294.00 for fence

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which amount is paid leaving an unpaid note of $150.00. The build- ing of the fence was made possible by the kindness of the Town Coun- cil who donated labor to the amount of $28.00 and to the citi- zens of Georgetown who gener- ously gave to the amount of $74.00. The directors present expressed themselves as being very pleased in having this new fence- replac- ing the old unsightly board fence which had given service for over 46- years. A committee of five was appointed to wait on the Minis- ter of Agriculture relative to the report that there would be a change in the county exhibition! grants this year.’ The meeting was

unanimous in the opinion that

any "change would not be in the

interest of the many small exliibi-

tors either at Souris or George-

town fairs. But rather it. would

place the money within the reach

of the large exhibitor and there-

fore much of the educational

value oi’ the county fair would be .

lost.

Among the recent visitors to Georgetown were Justice A. E. Saunders, Messrs. St. Clair Trainor D.‘ Edgar Shaw, R. H. Rogers and S. S. Hessian who were in at- tendance at. the February term of the Supreme Court. The session adjourned on Wednesday. Feb. 24 to meet again on Tuesday, March 2nd when the appeal case of King vs. James McDonald-selling con- trary to prohibition law will be

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Young Peoples Society drove to Lower Montague on Monday even- ing where they were the guests _of the Young Peoples Society of that district. We understand the visit will be returned shortly and a. right royal welcome awaits the visitors at St. David's Hall.

Mr. Howard McLean. the well- known hockey player of George- town. has returned to liis home after insisting the Beavers of the Bouris League to cop the much sought Tip Top Trophy. Howard was sick throughout the late fall and early winter but apparently found himself in time to lend as- sistance to the Beavers in their play-off drive. A heady player. a strong excellent skater, and fine stick-handler Howard might well go far in Canada's national game were suitable rink-training facil- ities available in his own Town.- S.

TWEEDS AND PEATS

Tlic famous Harris 'I‘wceds came into befgn through an accident of natun. The freezing winds which swept across the barren is- lands of the Outer Hebrides, off the coast of Scotland. made it lin- pcratlvc that the natives have wami wind-proof. weather-proof garments. With nowhere else to turn, the women of the Islands took advantage of the unusually

thioi: flceoe which was the winter coat of their sheep, and From it grey “Bit for their men th first w i‘

The Excrucia Pains of Rheumatism

Eastern Guardian

I ..'SUBSCRIPTIONS w the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their RcPt. Archie Hume. Phone 47, or left at H. J. Motion’: Drug store, Montague. ﬂ-

ASTONISHED FLOWERS

Flowers are being put l0 stranse and exotic uses-witness the follow- ing fashion notes:-

Pink roses are used to make a. twisted belt and a little heart-shalo- ed pocket.

White daisies with yellow centres stand out electively 85911161 9111mm green sill: and create a little bolero jacket and a pencil-slim skirt.

Mimosa. encircles a brown, flat- crowned hat iwoomd? ins B mimosa yellow wool suit.

Massed hyacinths cluster at the neck and waistline of a hyacinth- blue cloque blouse.

Perhaips they are just a little surprised themselves!

crude Harris tweeds. Because they

had nothing but the natural vege-'

table dyes made from lichens and

crottle. and nowhere to steep their l

wool eiaoept over peat fires, Harris tweed has always been character- ized by a peaty outdoor order. These tweeds had been worn in the Outer Hebrides for many year: before the fashion centres of the world discovered them and ele- vated them to the rank of sports fashions.

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The Difficulty Of Knowing

1t ll. we minnow. natural for parents to believe their children have no eye defects. Most defects are noticeable. , but not many of the eyes, dir- ectly. They exist In a great many cases. and are dlscem- able only with a thorough and scientiﬁc examination.

G. F. Hutchison '

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We recognize in rheumatic disorders a diseased condi ‘on of the blood con uric acid whle is the cause of‘ this irritat- in and painful trouble. eumatisni leaves in its train, distorted

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crippled hands, and

BABBISTEB. SOLICITOR. We Mona! r0 wan Iunkoffanaalaﬂlllb Charlottetoﬂ

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tense pain and agony is almost un- bearable. Burdock Blood Bitters purities the blood

and I100 for hog pens. etc.. to-

argued. gether with other improvements

today. FREE Sam le-writewudcuru" Dept. 32. Z86 St. aul St. W., Montreal.

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i? , Honey Collections and help at exhibition making a several sleigh loads of merry- b! 4'1""! "l" "'9 m“ "id- G" ‘id °9 Oﬂlce: so Great George 8M6 i 591,31 Jftéjigufre’ of over $70090’ make" "Mn the Georgetown 1001' fllttllllllﬂﬁ jll-lhl l), Min] 3.3.3, A

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