THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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—LOB5TEB FISHING ltlppliel, sold right at Bruce's. 8803-84-21.

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Our Big Hosiery Sale commences on Saturday, March 11th and ends Saturday night, March 18th. It isonly a few_ more weeks until Easter so you can save money by buying your

--'.l'hl| column ll reserved l" gQIl - of local interest but advertising of n ' newly nature may be llllerted l! il cents a word strictly plyflflg ||| n.1-

. rin Hosie o . in he e three lines “Wm”- ‘“"°" m‘ "m" m‘ Eéitllagies H051?’ n w Sensational values t s l 4mm‘; m,‘ m”, com m,‘ pm be," m, ‘t m. ' l wood, etc., in stock at Bu“; office o! B. Graham B08611. at

3303-34141, Surnmerside. 80i7-3-O-9i

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-PRESBYTBBIAN cannon Tyne Valley-Rev. a‘. Crmbertson will preach Victoria West, i030. Tyne Valley 2.30 and Lot 14 at "l p. m.

—F0lt SALE-A number-of pigs, four weeks old. Apply Tainiage Montgomery, Travellers Rest.

8214-34-31

Ijadies’ Full Fash- ioned Hose in heavy service weight, Chif- fon and Semi-Chif- fon. All sizes. Shades are. Rifle,._ Pepper, Named, Copperskin, Black, Cherry, Moon- beige, etc. Regular price 79c pair. Sale.

51.25

-MARGATE PASTORAL CllARGEZ-Services Sun , March i2. Clifton ll am. Margate 2.30 p. m. .

—BEDEQUE Rink hockey Friday night, st. Eleanors ts. Albany. Final game for first place in Clark League. Don't miss this. Bkllllll after match. Admission 20 cents. 8317-3-9-21

—GIORGE'l‘0WN STURGEON —Congregation, services Sunday.‘ March i2. Georgetown 1i. a. m- one‘ 'i p. m. Sturgeon 2.15 p; m. Meet- ‘l

ing of 'I‘rustces after service all "CARD PARTY AND DANCE” Sturgeon. A very successful card-party, under i f thc auspices of the Catholic Wom- —BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH ens League and under the direction or‘ CANADAFRev. 1.. P. Archibald o! Mrr- Jame! Bfllludfis ""1 Ml” Minister. Services for Sunday, Mary midi’. 9°01! NW6 fibril"! Mai-ch 12th, Bedequell 3,111, gear]..- 27, in MacMahonb Hall in Kensink. town 3 p, m, Cape Traverse 3 p_m_ ton. There were twenty-four tables Borden 7.30 pm. Rev. J, L. Lund of auction forty-five in play. Card will preach at Searletown and tho , liluyins besan at ii o'clock 1W1 WP Minister at all other services. tinned uni/ll 19-39- ‘M1118 P1334118 curds the players were given a treat _p],gy.0pp_ Norm shore Lea- of candy. The ladies’ first prize was gue at Kcnsington Thursday, Mar. l W011 bl’ Mffi- 39ml 13mm"! 9th at a p. m., Indian River vs. New i the mens’ by Mr. Fred Murphy and Annan. This game to decide win- the ladies’ second prize was won ners of section A. Hours skate af- by Miss Marie Blanchard and the ter match. Admission, 10 and 20 men's by Mr. George German. A 081155- _ 3Z9B-3-8-2i delicious luncheon was then served by the Kensington ladies, and the remainder of the night was spent ' in music and dancing. A mistake was nlsdc in, the distribution of

Wabasso l-ieimstitched Sheets

s b-St a ' usualu$4.g3 gaflity , -. pr‘

Quite correct.

price 2 pair eyed inspector as pep

x 100 inches, “perfects” of the same sort,

00 inchesfiperfects” of the same

These on sale to-day at per pair . ' ' Unbleached ‘-

Unbleached j WABASSO. WABASSO - ' Hemmed Sheets

l Hemmed Sheets size 72 x 86 inch” Size 78 x.94 inches’ Finest Quality

These are 80 feet. These are 80x1 sort are $4.50 pair.

for ,. . . .

f Chiffon and Semi Chif- fon Hose. Regular $100

pair. Sale Days

2 pair for ,._._._._.. ffwrrlu”

Ladies’ Fashioned Hose all sizes and shades. Strong and

g durable. Regular . price 49c. Sale price 2 pair for

Good Heavy Weight

—-SPECIAL MEETING OF TOWN

Fine even Weave Fun COUNCll.—A special meeting of

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l the new Council was called on special pair S eciaj - l slits Fashioned Hose. Rein- Tuesday evening to discuss we fir: plrizes, the lludies’ in; ofFsill; _' P Pall’. , ' issuin of deb ntu t t ke are get e was g “m. t‘ re _ :61; forcements come wen up of th: overdfaft "Zr othie Igigh Murphy and the men's prize‘ a pa“

of suspenders was given to Mrs. Heath Bowness, which caused much merrlment. Other features of the

School and also for money to take care of any emergency which might

arise in connection with the water sewerage system A motion was entertainment were solos by Messrs.

passed to request Legisfution to Russel Amcxam Kensmgwn and authorize the issuing of debcntul, Garnet Profitt, Spring Valley and e5 amounvng m $20,000 m, the dancing of the Highland fling by wam. and sewerage syswm and Miss Doris Saunders. Instrumental $15,000 for debentures for the High musk‘ was furnished by M155 M"? School overdraft. A motion was Ready and Mm" Russell Macxay also passed asking that the incur} on the piano and Messrs. Kilbride, poratioll act be changed to allow Pmml’ and Camphe“ ‘m the V1011"- the use or church Hall for various Besides the other prizes there was purposes without _taxat;°n_ The also a. lucky chair prize given which regular meeting of the Council “m5 W°11 hi’ MI- Lmnafd Fitz-Sim- will be held on Monday night.-S. ' "mus-K-

on side of foot, prevent- ing quick wear. All sizes. ‘A full range of the new Spring shades. Renienh

ber 2 pail‘ for . .

This Sale Price is for 2 pairs of Hose only. If only buying one pair you pay the regular price.

PRDWSE 8803., Limited

_’ THE ‘BARGAIN CENTRE

Special Prices on all Sheetings and Cottons

Wabasso l-Iemstitched v Pillow

Cases. You will be surprised at

this exceptional value. Special 40 inches wide . . . . 53c pair 42 inches wide .... . . 55c pair

Hemmed Pillow Cases made from good weight bleached cotton.

ti’. i??‘.‘f’?. fiiiil .3. P?’ 5-99

Hemstitched Colored Bordered Pillow Cases in Rose, Blue, Gold, Green and Hello. 42 inches

wide. Pair Factory

Unbleached Cotton. ends. 38 inches wide. Yard ., 8c

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-—MRS. JOHN COLWELL-Thc —W. M. S. MEETS-The W. M. funeral of the late Mrs. John Col- Society of Trinity United church well of Northam, was held- on Mon- was held in EPWOTUI H811. Sum- day, Mar-ch 5th Bl», 3 11m; Am,- a merslde on Tuesday afternoon at short service at the house the cor- 3 591°C!!- The President. Mrii- I»- tege proceeded to the United R. Allan presiding. ‘After the de- Church n; Tyne vnuey where me votional period, the mhutes of the funeral service was held. ServiccJB-st 1119911118 W0"! Wad by MIS- was conducted by Rev. .1. A. Nich- Guursv Muttart and the business olson, Minister of the Bideford and Peri OI the Society zone through- Tyne Valley United cnnrclms and ’Mrs. Fred Palmer gave the Scrip-

worked hard. Bedeque came near blooming several times, Prank Mc- Donald, Fred Moyse and Austin McDonald being the chief buds. Russel Noorlan did very good work on the Bedeque defence.

After about ten minutes of play

green and white, unturned. Jack Green, by his snappy work kept many a. shot ‘from being tangled in the netting of the blue and white. Both forward lines worked hard and were backed up by staunch dclcnce men. The St.

HOCKEY

‘The first play-of! game in the Clark Trophy League was played at. Bcdcque on I-‘cbrunry’ 2'1 be-

tween Albany Si. Pats and.BC- dcquc. When thc end of the claimed tllc

gong sounded at the third period, it pro- St. Pats victorious ihcv having caused the red light iicllind the Bcnvcrs not t0 he flilsllcd on lllrcc times, while their own “out unlit throughout the game. On scrcral occasions it was the brilliant work oi‘ "Bubar" Ma- bel‘. that kept thc switch 0f U10 rcd light, behind tile not of the

Rupture Appliance Pnrlninn Ring Trilnsea. Semi Willis!» ‘IFKIIIIPPIIIFIH. “right- flrlllnz Prim- $i..'.il, If ‘SM. Sni- llfiu-tory After “Wmrlnl TW" int-k». 'lh>inrn Ami We \\‘lll Rrflind You $1.00 0r Annilier Elle ll J(i'l|ll¢|~tecl, On Sumo Termn. iii-forearm (‘linllclimu Blflk Of (‘ommrrcr- Ilcrr. filed- ioinl Supply (‘on lilonrinn, N. It.

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Pats had the better of the play throughout the game. but the boys of the Beaver gang were by no mcans slow.

After eight minutes of play in tilc first period, Harold Heffell, Al- bany left wing scored tile first goal for Albany by netting a nice wing shot. As a rule 'I‘ubby's wing shot makes the opposing goalie feel most uncomfortable as it usually gets behind him.

Eight minutes later, Stanley Delaney drifted up to the Beav- ers blue line and ilcrc, the short, pluggic right winger decided that it was about time he tallied for Pats gang, but again his high fast shot played dirt with him, as it hit the wire behind the net, but wait! Uoyd Walsh, fast centre for Albany, solocd in and hooked the "abound into the net. The second period was scoreless. Both teams

in the third period, Ford Curtis another of Albany's shining for- wards, shot from Bedeque blue line and put the Albany score up an- other noieh. In this period Russel Noonan tossed a few nice shots at Mabey. but he was unable to score.

THE LINE-UPS

BEAVERS

ST. FATS Goal H Mhhcy J. Green Defence L. Noonan R. Noonan L. Howatt E. Bradshaw NJWalsh H. Noonan Forwards H. Heffcll B, Noomm H. Tierney A. McDonald 5- Delaney F. McDonald M- Dflflnly F. Moysc 5- Caluobell L. Wright O. Curtis G. Murray OFFICIALS

Timers-Clayton Green. Reginald Thomss and Kenneth Green.

Despite the

of friends and relatives, and her loss to the community is onc that cannot be replaced. -

when he fell on n skate during the first of the third period, and had to be carried off the ice, although 1115 111111?!’ was not very serious he W55 nimble t0 play the remainder of the game.

The boys of Paddles Brigade are lwklhg forward to the night when Mr. James Clark will present to him. the cup which he donated.

St. Patrick’s Soiree

he was assisted by Re“ E_ Q Rob ture reading from the 6th chapter (115011 o; the Presbyterian Church of Matthew also an article on "The mclemency’ o; the woman of n0 importance, Hagar." weather a large number were pres- M!” Slackmrd rendeied a de‘ cnt to pay their last respects to the -‘ delightful 5°11 Mrs- Lmkletter Md departed. Interment was in the?‘ M“ mugms United Church cemetery. Mrs. Col- 7 study wok 1°55” {mm “m5 9°" well will be 11,155“; by a large circle l milll0ll", edited by the Rev: D. Oliver, lax-Moderator of the Un‘tcd subject was "The Task", the Country and the People." Mrs. Linkletter gave "The Task and Country" n geog- raphical nnd historical sketch of Dr. Oliver's life. He was the author

Gordon gave

Church of Canada. The

of several books. Mrs. Douglas Gor- don gave an account of the dif- ferent races and customs of the first settlers, a very interesting part was onc of her own exper- icnccs when _she visited friends in a Roumaniau town in Western Canada and found them cultured and refined. Mrs. Linkletter in her remarks told the interesting fact of ‘how Canada, received the name of “Dominion" it was chosen at

the

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PERSONALS

--livi.r. Frank McEwen of Sum- merside has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment-S-

-—-Miss Ila Oollett, R. N., who has been visiting in Summerside the guest of Miss Nina Schurman. has returned to her home in Bede- que-B-

—Mr. Red. Hebb, returned on Tuesday w his home in Halifax after spending the week end with friends in Sumemrside-S.

-M’iss Edith Casley who spent a pleasant vacation at he!‘ 1101M l1! Kensingtoirreturned to her P05!‘ tion at Sinclair and Stewart's Summers!‘ . neently- -

EASTERN GUARDIAN

...T|l|l clan! ls tanned loll nun pf local Interest but ndvertllin oi’ n newly nature may be Inserted It

cents a word strictly payable lll advance.

msilascltlirnons ' to The .‘r‘i- lottetown Guardian may be handed to their Ben. Archie Home.

or left at H. J. Nelson's Drug store,

Grade VII-1, Erma. Jay; 2, Ids Grade V-1, Cora Coffin; 2, Zita

‘Handrshan; 3, Gerald Hughes.

Grade III-l, Lauri. Kelly: I, Wo- ‘verlay Jay; 3, Elmer Hughes; l Ivan Kelly. Grade n-i, Clarence comm»?- Evelyn Handrahan. \ Grade I— (s) Vernon Multin- non; (b), Leona Hondrahsn: (cl Bertram MacKinnon.

Perfect attendance — Erma Jay Ida. Handrahan, Cora Ouflln, Zitl Handrahan, Ivan Kelly, Laura. Kelly Waverley Jay, Clarence Coffin, Ev- elyn Handmiisn.

Hilliest Percentage-Laure Kelly

FERTILIZERS

Em"? A. Stewart-Teacher.

the time nfederation from the -_-—— 3322:’ Gjudlzgul” 3°“ F“ CEIBAFT" 72nd posit; 21o aih verse. fire -Miss Belle Cotton who hsd “°""‘“°' “Mm MR. FARllIElt-We now have in stock and offer for sale fertilizers on D ‘ i be staged on p ay to shall have dommmn also from sea been nursing m Ghaflotbewwn ‘or . IsABBATII SERVICES-St. which we quote Prices as follows: i NOTE: P c K’ s tgeslitdigmgir firs? ctllizhrivis 5x: sxlagfihtgtnoianrfatgrfilto-‘lgr home in Andrews Prubyw,“ chumh. l surnnrilosrllnuz, 16c; ' hours WEB spent at the ‘close of the ' ' “WW” u ‘b m- ""1 7 P- m- a

$16.00 PER. ‘ION NITRATE 0F SODA, 109 __ .. .. T; m < , _ o 4i ‘i0 le most ou ending player on In S1. P meeting. Th s being due day a _MM fiance; a wright o; cumin Prubyurhn church a 9

SULPHATE or AMMONIA, 20',‘ _ -- .. .. . _ » MURIATE or‘ POTASH. sow I z: -- ~ Qjdiiijflvflgfi 03f (“$12553 M“), ofamfilusgh d large collection was realized Bygqtpn, Mass, left last week on m‘ m" "ml" Mlwmllilld- 4N.._5__ 7_ __ . ,, --- s eo s san some . _ ' - 4N _ s - 1o. 5.2.23 .1 .. play in Practically any Wiiition, he ff" “tiles, m rehiwln: zealously M°°"““ w“ “m” “M "w" fitflefnffxerdgwhrlffinffw Plloum wast" scrioor. -."-'i'1" "' """"" °""' 4N — 8 — 13- 28.50 v ~ is. also a nice stick handler and f. ' " "' l" °""““°°- m" . ‘ ' ‘ ' Report of Pisquid West School for m“ akin" music and Irish songs between the ‘There is a. lot of money t0 _b¢ St. Eleanors. She was accompanied ab", _ n, J. I ex our Factory in carlead or less than carload lots. Or for FIFTY ' u“ made by writing" Yes and some b he; sigm- Mm B; l 1d Em, u?’ ‘carers run TON ADDITIONAL we will made delivery In you in earioad " Admission 35 n t; it writing y ' ' y‘ e ‘ma’ x-l- Wm" “Y- '"°""l'"' lots to any Station on Prince Edward Island. ' Frankie lvlioDonald, was hurt c “u”? m” m“ "Y OMEW- W11" "ti" remain with Grade IX-l, Min-y Handflhgn, "h °"'"'" "l"

____ I home.

The prices on chemical fertilizers temaln ‘bout the “me as one yo" her for. a few weeks-S. Hendrehan; 8. Ids Coffin. ago which is largely ii. result. of the existing high [Mg of‘ Qxghaue. Th‘, one exception is Nitrate of Soda. However, the cost of a unit of Nitro. gen in this chemical still remains very high compared with a unit in Sul- phate of Ammonia, it being $2.62 in the former and $1.60 in the latter.

We have reduced our prices on ready mixed fertilizers very materially and to such an extent that there may now be no gain but probably a loss In your buying chemicals and mixing them at home rather than our ready mixed fertilizers. Though our prices on chemicals remain about the same we have reduced the prices on our ready mixed fertilizers compared with one year ago by $3.00 per ton. This represents a real saving to you Mr. Farmer. . '

> ‘live your order to our Agent in your District. If we l. ir District get in touch with us direct, and liggcst n

Island Goods For Island Growers.

THE ISLAND FERTILIZER 00., LTD. *

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. l.

BRINGING UP FATHElR

Lontinsmwsflitu It IN THE PARi-OR NOW- 58E ‘WHAT "lbu ‘TREAT’ HIM NIQE- 0-42 i’: A LEADER or

By George iv f -’

I Yne-Mn- Jlfldfi- wi-IAT is rr? You s»! ‘Tb emu AN AwluuLANfil T0 ‘(OUR nous: RIGHT AWAY , AN’ A wATRa. wAooM rqtvfw- wr-lAT i-wb HAPPINID‘!

i WELL-l suppose: ‘rbu HAVE ANOTHER owls on THEM BRIGHT‘ JOKES To TELLME .’

‘fl-Is - 8n‘ oovsnsifi" TH\‘5 lb A RIPPER- A MAN wuo wA-o ciqossluc. we OCEAN TOLD HUQ FFUEND-

THAT Hi5 BED ON THE. swung: W'~‘~> T=~ FEET LQNG ~40 n»: FEET wlon AND i-us FRIEND RiPLi§D- ' THA'T'5 A Len‘ or BUNK~ t-iAw-i-iAw- i-utw-

liave no Agufl, n Agent.

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