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Cl-lARLO’l"i'ETOWN

ai Weelc-End Sale OF NYLON5

Speci LAST DAY or this no |l0S|EllY OFFER

$1.00

Per Pair

This is a Sale of Subslandards In Nylons . Regular Value to $1.60 per pair

sou: PRICE s1.oo per. pair

All New Spring Shades

These Hose are manufactured by the makers of high class Hosiery. (Sorry we are not allowed to name the manufacturer).

Take Advantage of This Opportunity Now

PROWSE BROS LTD.

For Good I Values

IF YOU WANT GABPETING FOB . YOUR ROOMS, HALL or STAIRS

A Ill unv —onn£n now.

‘If CROCKETT & STOREY LTD. have what you want now in stoclc——thcy will hold it for you.

It you prefer or require special order-sec now and oelect yours from the large rsnge of samples ave.ilable—o.nd for delivery approximately 2 months after order. If you plan wail-to-wail Crockett & Storey I.td. recommend that you use Smooth- edge"—it makes a beautiful job.

If you_ssk, Crockett Ir Storey Ltd. will be pleased to have their representative cell on you with carpet samples and there give you an estimate of costs.

Carpeting on .vIuirw(I_v;.s Lt smrmi/i. crrni, mnrr bcrluli/ul. No! a rack or packer more (Iuonunys and Iicarlhs.

MORE WOMEN PIIIFER )§‘SIlIlG, VlAI.|.-TO-VlAI.l. CARPETIIIO

‘BETTER l.OOKiNG"$AY 32% We pride ourselves on lnstolletion. You‘ll admire your Women know their ca-pen. “dream” wall-to-wall carpet all the more if you let us A recent survey by Market install the Smooihedgc teclcless way. There are no ugly ‘ Research Committee of the tack heads. no lumpy puclcers. no ﬂuted edges, with Carpet Institute, Inc., New York, shows that 365 want ""‘""‘*"""“""""“' rscxuss INSTALLATION 7"”""'“ '° ‘” "”"'ﬂ°°' "worn: on cumin mmcuss nyucmr-v coverings. 82% reg ‘Because bed" ,mHng_. 93‘ a! Our Smaothedga imtsllstion procedure odds -Mum ,°,,," [mg 133"} beauty to beouty—melccs your wall-to-wail carpet e magic 23; my -5,34,, go c1,,m- cu-pet of new and enduring chsrm—a joy to your family I4-bone lsnriu 5: 006 Dave. ALA

and friends throughout the years.

IUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT’

E'I‘T AND STOREY LTD-

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Title column le reserved tee love of local interest. but Advertising e! a nerve) netere my be Ieeerlel It ﬁve «ate e word. eirleﬂy pey- eble in edvenoe.

CIAIWILI. lvr Photographs. cool‘: for Phowgrephe.

BIOODII ANI IAIIIUINEI Herd Cool in stock. II. R. Luce do Oompeny.

VISIT LIPAGES .330! EALE TODAY. sale ends setturday. See our we rsck.

WHY N01‘ BUY the cement no (or that spring lob? Rogers Hardwsre Co. Ltd.

BUMMAGI SALE, Saturday. March 25th. 2 pm. C.W.l... Hell. (over Provincial Bank).

LEPAGES SHOE

SALE.-—

Prices slashed to clcsr. Sale ende. Saturday. March 35th. LISTEN T0—"1n Scorch of

Our|elveI"—Every Tuesdey at it p.m.. CFCY. until April 4th.

VOICES APPRECIATION —Two events of the present week—the lnsuguretion of the Dr. Robert- son memorial lectures at Prince of Wales College end the Govern- ment supper tendered the mem- bers of the Legislature at the Vo-‘ caiionsl School. were commented on with marked appreciation in the Legislature yesterday by Hon. Dr. MacMillsn. leader of the Op- position.

HAPPY OCCASION — In the Legislature yesterday Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan. leader of the Op- position. was the recipient of e handsome bouquet: and many worm tributes from members on both sides. the occasion being Dr. Mac- Millan's sixty-ninth birthdey an- niversary. Promior Jones led off by extending his folicitstions, and was followed by Mr. R. R Bell. Hon. W. E. Darby. Hon. H. H. Cox. Mr. George Saville and Hon. Mr. Baker.

IN MEM_ORl_AM

MISS EMILY S. EVANS MRS. A. N. LARGE

The death occurred in the P. I}. I. llospital on Thursday. March 16 clf Miss Emily S. Evans. 12 Hav- iland street. Oharlottetown. Al- though the deceased did not en- joy the best of health during the past four months. it was not so- psrent that her condition was critical as she -had entered the hﬂéblisl for treabment only one day prior to her demise. Her gen- erous and cheerful neture which endeared her to all wss ever fore- most.

Miss Evans was a lifelong em- ber of st. Paul's Church and wso ever present at. its services. Al- tinough in failing heslLh she wss overjoyed to be able to attend the service on Christmas Day.

Her passing was a great shock to her amiiy and friends especial- ly to her only and dearly beloved sislar. Mrs. A. N. Large. Other relatives include one nephew, Gor- dcn Evans and two nieces. Mrs. Russell Beers Fcavyour.

The funeral service was held on Saturday. March is from St. Paul's Church and was conducted by the Ru-tor. Rev. J. T. Iilsbott. Hymns used were "Abide With Me" and “Forever With The lord." In- terment. in the People‘: Cemetery Following the funeral service of her sister. Mrs. Luge was strick- en with e sudden lllmss from which she never rallied; being tenderly cared for by her daught er-in-law. Mrs, Jack Luge. Euston Street. she passed peacefully away

on March 21 surrounded ‘by her loved ones. Mrs. Large. nee Mary Evans,

was the widow 01' Albert. N. Large of Chs.rlottciown who passed away in 1931. Mr. Large was a partner in the firm of Large Bros, Livery Stable. Her two sons predeceased her, the eldest son Frederick in 1921 and Jack in 1931. She is sur- vived by her daughter-in-lew. Mrs. .ia.ck Large and two grandchildren Joan and Doneid.

Mrs. Large was a valued mem- ber at‘ St. Paul’: Church and took an active part in all its activities. At the recent ennual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary oi the Cuurcvh of England in Cansdl. Mrs Large was to receive a Life Membership but was unable to st- tc-nd due to her sister's illness. Her funeral service wls held at St. Paul's Church on Thursday. March 23. Hymns used were "Abide With Me" and “sofa In The Arms of Jasus."

Both Miss Evens end Mrs. Luge were widely known in Che.rlotte- town where they lived the greater part of their lives and they leave behind meny happy memories for friends to cherish.

'1Tney were the last. surviving members of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Evens of Tor- quey. England. They were insepar- sble eornpenlonn in life and un- divided in death r The floral tributes were beauti- ful and beer silent testimorry oi the memory of the departed.

"Horn the dust of the weery hith- WI! from the stunt of sorrows rod

Into the novel Presence The; ere bidderres guests at God".

and ‘Mrs. Herman .

SPECIALS Oh PIIMANINIS Debune Beauty Seton, 163 Greet Georn 3!. Phone 2%.

OALL STOIIY ELICTIIO 2019-l. for Refrigerator. Motor and Washing Machine lie-pure.

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to NI! Oleecow end Helifex Phone Maritime Centre! Airvrsy Limited 2061 or 540,

usclllvlrla IIOGI et arspnuci elch Tuudey until it A. )1. Where rosds ere pssaeble our t.ruc.‘xs will pick up or usual itobort. Dnwson

nu: FOOD SAL: at 5. A. Mec- Dona.ld’s. Saturday. March 26th, st

2.30 ‘P. M. school Improvement LOIIUO.

I A M P T 0 N PASTORAL CHARGE. .— Services Sundey,

Msrch 36th. 1950. Victorie 11 AM. Hampton 3 P. M. Bonehaw 7.80. Guest proeoher. an. Lindsay King. theological student {roan Mount Allison University. Monday, Msrch 2'lth. congregational Meeting to outsider the Pastoral lteletlonship. Hampton. 2.30 P. M. Minister, '1‘. 0. Head.

FUNERAL THURSDAY — The funeral of Cecilia Agnes Campbell- was held at 8:45 on Thursday morning. March 23rd. from the re- lldente of her mother. Mrs. James D. Campbell, 99 Pownnl St-. to St. Dunsian's Basilica. whore Re- quiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Francis MacDonald. Mrs. Joseph Dougsn was organist and Rev. Bernard Glllis, D.D.. and Mr. Albert Blanchard sans: the Mass. Honorary psllbesrers were Byron Bowness. Walter Hcnncsscy. Dr. '1‘. E. E. Robbins. H. F. Mscl-’hce.

Gordon Hutcheson, Jack Doyle. Active pnllbearers were James Lonergnn. Gregory Hughes. Gor-

ald Marldlgan, R. N. Cameron, Ed- wnrd Garnhum. Sorncried Tralnor. The remains were taken from St. Dunstan's Basilica to St. Michael's Church. Corrnn Ban for interment. Services at the rzrsve were con- ducted by Rev. Father Wood.

WELFARE SERVICES — Sneak- ing in the Legislature on Thurs- day. Health and Welfare Minister A.W.. Mstheson pointed out thnt in this Province it would mean on increase of '70 percent in old rut‘ pensions ii the age for the menm test was reduced from ‘to to 63 years. and an increase of 150 per- cent if the age was reduced from 70 to 60 years. In yesterday's ls- suc he was inadvertently misquote’! on this subject. In referring to mothers’ allowances. he stated that the msximurn payment was :50 I month.

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with springﬂlled mettreee end ruetleee. resilient eprinqe . . .-

then in a jlﬁy it can be folded . as shown et the right and wheeled ewey on its rubber, tired centers and stored in‘ closet.

CROCKETT AND STOREY LTD

CHARIDT TETIOWN Phone 831

Ferioruuace to lhrill you. issuer response V of sceeri ng and bruises. i.ow-Io~lhe- loed liability! Yes. it, recucsily drives self.

leer engine reﬁne- nfnl; m_ske Meteor e on enn econom .

ioo Hp.. V-type. linder Meteor engine has reserves 0 smooth. eager power weirin the touch oi‘ your roe.‘ And with "¥‘ouch-0-Merit" Over- drive (o iionsl er cure cosi)you get increue driving piessuro w ill sen ings up to 15% in gasoline.

Meteor hes set new stenderds ofridlug comfort in the low-price ﬁeld. Improved springer’. Sens cradled between the Ixles. Dig. cornionsbie sests th more heed room. leg room. New rig-so sen springs with molded foam rubber from rest con- nm on. Illf no late this csr not drive it. Then you’ll realize how [er s eed eteor is in comfort. Visit your deeler now.

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