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co:-.iicciion with the oath of alleg-

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A trained figure Stylist to solve Corsetry problems

I UNDER the supervision

of a specially trained

" " Corsetiere from New ‘ " York, a demonstration is

[ now being given in the

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Corset Department, fea- turing the new models of

‘ /~ ;‘}Nemo-flex; Foundation

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' I tive fabrics. Her ser-

',., * vices are available to

/i _ji thos; who wish to con-

\ 3 sult er regarding their

,Lt e- ,Ie iii particular needs. If de-

i\\i _ __ _ “ ‘.,lL,l$_i.,?` M /y r sired, appointments may it/_` _ly`_ ‘ ' be made by phone.-

V Utfenio-flex E,) / ' t

i fovrmuéizin

Miss M. E. Barron

Will be in Our Cor setry Department

Friday £25' Saturday April Sth £9’ 9th

if Attractive “bramble”

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BRAMBLE a ' »’ i<i\iiT SUITS -_-

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freshly new from the (

. makers and shown in I "1 .- our ready to wear de- -'

.l partnient to-day.

A Two very attractive .

prices--three piece

_ suits in all cases.

$19.50 , _ '

$25.00 I lim

f like.. __ _

xs.inc.AiN1i\'o srnur "As to that." nesaid, “I am me

A\'0lDED BY CANADA that the Free State Government

AT IMPERIAL PARLEY will not do anything to impair ii;

standing in the British C -

ommon

MONTl'tEAl_., April 8-“I de- wealth of Nations.”

_pifcatc the entire idea of bargain-

ing nt the coming Imperial Con- Wi-

fiwviice. I would not like people to Comm BLACKUSTED FOR EN'

thinl: that Britain will come along TERING MALE CLUB v.-uh ii closed fist to match Can-,

zir1.\`.'; Closed fist and Say, “I’ll open ANN HARBOR’ Mich" Apr” 8- my hand if you'll open yours,"' Been” 'he ‘mashed “ °“°'°d

~.-fini iran. un. stevens, Minister or °°““’“” t"“°"“°”» Ml” M“i°“

Shepard of Lakewood Ohi a Uni-

'l-.nidc and Commerce, in an inter- ' °'

\n»-'.- time todav. Mr. Stevens was versity °f Michigan heshmm' 15

in :.:f.nii»f».~ii ie ‘address the canad- °“ tm “"1” °t“d°"°°' ""‘°"”“f"

M, (_.,,,bv Miss Shepard dressed hei-sei: in

man's attire one night and swa

"li, is the feeling at Ottawa there 3'

viii not be a bnrgainin attitude send thmugh tha from door of

8 the Michigan Union, men’s club.

at the Coiifei-ence,” he said. “There .hmm

will be a feeling of generous com- ever Hlfgllrigmr "th°'tg:°th';°€;n

i:r<iini.~c on both sides, but no ac- ion., from parm tiizii b:i:'giiiiiiiig ` '

- ` Ei ted, Mies

‘Of cfiiirse Canadian industries fum; about us:;x;h:_.;'dt';]d.r:;`

are living stiidiod from their econ~|-The men apnea on the Uiuon' oiinc aspects by the Dominion Gov- iguuds who called ,_ poucemam r=nin\‘iit." Mr. Stevens added. “So'

iMiss Shepard went to jail, and af-

iiar. lsiifi..li industi-ics bcing studicdlber much talk about .5 ooo bm ly; the irxiierts of Britain. These uid 5 primn term' the trembung stiiclivs will bc of value at the Con- co-ed finaiiy was freed

fm'¢“iicc." Mi” Shepard by "doing Bomb

Mia Stl-'.-mis was asked what the thing difiei-eni" is trying to ben,

i standing at the Conference wouldiout a male sports writer for a job

bc of the delegation from the Irish lon the Mimigan Dany' ,indent

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

Melt Ind llilk lb! Biscuit, sold at BrilDe'l. 1898-4-8-2i.

-B.-M. STANDARD Kibblo, milk

and meat meal sold wholesale and retail at Brace'l. 1899-4-8-21.

-FOI BALI Ol! RENT.-Fam

61 acres_ highly fertile. All necessary blllld-l¥l88» Robertson A. Mann, Kensington, R.. R. 1916-4-9-2i.

-DRESSED l_l0G~S.-We are dis-

continuing taking Dressed Hogs, Organs Out. for this season but will be receiving Dressed Hogs Organs Attached until further advised. Peter McNutt ds Son. 4-4-61.

-BASEBALL MEETING-A

meeting of the Bummerside Base bali Club was held on Thursday

president, presiding. There was a large attendance. The rules and by laws of the League were drawn up and adopted. The League is com- posed of the Harris slussers, The Flying Eagles and the C. Y. M. L. It was decided to Open the Sea-S011 with two exhibition games com- mencing on May 24th. The 1'»€2s'l10 games will start on June 1st. The executive will drawup thc schedule for the season.-8.

-POST NUPTIAL SHOWER-A pleasant evening was spent Ht the home of Mrs. Maurice Mill on Court Street, Summerside, on Thursday evening, when the slrl friends of Mrs. Frank Macliinis (Nee Jean Cameron) tendered hcr a miscellaneflis shower. The brldt was the recipient of many beaiitful gifts. Mrs. Maurice Mill was 855153- ed in her duties as hostess by l\llSS Champion. After a dainty lunch was served the gathering dispersed with hearty wishes for a happy fuiurc for the bride.-S.

_.T0 REBUILD-Mr. F. W. Chn-

non of St. Eleanors was in Sum- merslde on 'l‘hursday and said it was his intention to build a inod- em bungalow on the site of his old house which was burned to the 'ground last sunday by a d`SHSl1'°1\S fire. Mr. Cannon Will build H “CW store along side of the bungalow. In speaking of the fire, he said. that there was no sign of fire be- fore nine o'clock. In 'all his life he had never seen a fire get ahead so quickly. They hardly had time to escape before the house was in flames. He spoke very highly of the neighbours who so lJ1`0lY\Pl1Y Tell' dered assistance and ol'>€'I\€d UD their houses for his family and M1' - Cressweli‘s family.-S.

Another Great

Sufferer Relieved

A Charlottetown Man Gives Gtiteiul Tribute

Nothing helps on a good caiise

like a tribute from an honest and

Mr. MaePl'iee best, certainly recog- nize him to be such. His statement

of evidence. `

'l Rochford Square,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

April 4, 1932.

Dear Sir,-Having been a great

sufferer from asthma for over twenty years, I feel that .1 ought to pay my little tribute to the Farador for the wonderful relief I have ex- perlenced.

About four years ago I was siif-

fering terribly, and not finding rc- licf through other remedies, I rent-

ed a Farador for a. short time_ and ' after applying it according to direc- tions, I obtained the greatest rcnef. and was free from the ailment up to three months ago, when I tool: another terrible attack. After n good many days of suffering, I again rented a F‘ai'ii;ior and applied it as before with thc saino splendid

effect.

I am now entirely free from all |

distress and my health has improv- ' ed most wonderfully. Consequently i I feel in duty bound to recommend

the Farador to all who suflcr from I asthma and ill health. |

Yours sincerely, i

HENRY MacPllEE.

The foregoing letter is addressed

-FEED Ross-Miller Standard

OTTAWA, Ont -From Mor

evening, Mr. Wilfred Kelly, the ‘ '

ly the place that ilic Chiircli held, fin the world and its effect on the

'was another sign of co-operation

to W. E. Enman, Farador Rcpres- siicccss of tiic new organization. entative, 288 Sydney Street, Char- Much crrdit is dm to thc latlics lottctown. Ask for literature includ- who put on siicli it splendid menu ing long list of cured P. E. Islanders. for so large a crowd.-S.

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Danger llow

Removed _

Kidney Trouble Overcome

. by Fruit-a-tivu

risburs. Ont.. Miss B. B.

expresses gratitude to Fruit. a-tives. she writes: “I was tortured with a terrible back- aclic caused fro mmy kidneys. I had to bend to work, and in strnigliterilng up the pain was nivfnl. I got no relief until I tried Pi-uit~s.~tives. The change was almost unbeliev .iblc I iccl so wonderful " For anv l\i<iney irritation nothing will gui, you such complete ieliri ns Fruit a tives, be cause tlicv also act on four other iii.il organs, strength eniiig ioiir whole system to function naturally 250 and 50c sold by druggists every

EASTERN GUARDIAN '

..'BlG SALE-Rockbottnm pric-

es. Boots, Bhoes_ Yard Goods. Men’| Hats, sto. Bears dv Bean, Mon- tague. 1809-4-B-81.

..°0NL! A FEW DAYS left to

nike advantage oi’ Bears & Bears Slaughter Bale. Montague.

1908-4-8-Bi.

F-REQUEST GRANTED-Dr. E. T. Tanton chairman of the School Board of Bummerside High School, has received word from the Provin- cial Goverament at Charlottetown that the request for two more grad- es has been granted in full. Mayor Manson says that the Policy of the Town Council will be to immediate- ly start and erect a building to take care of there two extra grades. He feels that this is a step in the right

i ulicvc

-MoNriu.Y UNITED rmysn

MEl~1Tl'NG-The .regular monthly united prayer meeting of the Protestant Churches of Summer side was held on Wedensday even- ing in thc United Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Wilson was the speaker oi' the evening and chose for his subject the parable of the prodigal

lson and its parallel story of Jere- niiaii’s visit to the Potters hous. There was a good attendance.-B.

-FISHING SEASON NOW

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OPLN-The fsliing season opened on Aiiiil lst and although the ucatlier vias bickiiaid many local ispoiis have tiled their luck w.th rod and line and some nice trout ,have bccn sein in the town. The ice has not yer loft the rivers and timclliiig on ine liaibours is be- coming dangerous cvciy day. Fisher- mcn along thc Noiih Shore are piepniing for thc lobster scason which will soon be open.-S.

-DIRECTORS MEETING-

A meeting of the dii~i:t-'.<»i;<, of the Canadian Nntloiixil Fox' Breeders 'Assoc ation was licld on Wcdnes day at their head office at Suni- 'iners`de. lt was presided over by thc president, Hon. G. Shelton Sharp, all thellsland directors were present and the following directors

,from the other provinces: Mr. Seven Clnbcrg of Winnipeg, representing the four Western Prov‘nces: Mr. W. H. A. Ruth'-'en of Ontario; Mr.

'Charles Fremont of Quebec; Col. H. S. lVi'uri'ay of Chatham, N, B.; and Mr. L. E. Leman of Salisbury N. B.; and Mr. L. D. McKenzie of Truro, N. S. The main business of the meeting was the proposed a-i mendmcnts to the const`tiition‘ which will be brought up at the 'annual nicctng of thc Association

to be held in July, These amend-l ments were discussed at some

lcngtl1.~S. ;

Sl¥l¢€l'° mlm. and 3105*’ “'l‘° k“°W ’ Siimincrsiflc today. There were

i iii`s:ii'l_v two lilinclrctl present al- 'ihoiigli thc inenibcrsliili of tlici

15 9fU°i'h°1' link in li Very 1°“g Cham :Brotherhood is less than seventy.

All the speakers congraiiilntrd Rev.

Mi: Cninpboll on his initiative ln] startiig ,such an orgaiilzatiofi. Mi`.| J. M. Nicholsoii in proposing the toast to thc Church, spoke of the `ncccssity of good fellowsh’p and brotherly love. M'i°. L. R. Allen also .spoke on iiicsc l"nc.<i and particular-

directlon, as there is no greater assest to a town than the provision for liizher edu/cation.-6

i PERSONALS l

-Mr. Ewen Nicholson o! Bum-

merside returned on Thursday 'even- ing from a business trip to St. John, N. B.-s. `

-It is pleasing to see Mr. W.

Henry Noonan of Summerside out again after his recent operation.- S.

| -Mrs. Slas MacFarlane of Free- `iown, who is a patient in the mime county Hospital, is gradual- ly improving.-S.

!of the Canadian National Fox [Breeders Association left yesterday imornlng for Toronto to attend the iFurriers Convention to be held there next week.-S.

I HOPE RIVER

Miss Nora Reid. young daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Reid, ,North Road, who has been ill, has' irecovered completely and has re- sumed her studies at Stanley Bridge School.

Miss Theresa Reid, who has been'

spending the past couple of months' in st. John, is receiving a cordial welcome home.

Mrs. Henry Gallant, of Bay View,

has returned from a very pleasant visit in Charlottetown.

Mr. Ralph Cole is visiting his

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleming of

"The Cedars," are receiving con- gratulations upon the arrival on

r. Harry Cole visited Millvalc

recently, guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Malone.

Mr. Charles McLellan of Indian River, visited in St. Ann's recently,” guest of his cousin Rev. W. V. Mc- ' Donald.

e St.

Ann's Dramatic Society anticipate

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-Mir. John S. Wright. manager ` v

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SALE

Big' Sale of Sheetings, Cottons, Pillow Cases, Curtaining, etc. This Sale starts on Thursday, 'April 7th and ends Saturday, 'April 16th, and comes just in a time when you need new Cur- tains, etc.

BIG DISCOUNT ON

, Mrnciiiinniss

Sheeting Bargains y R

White Sheeting, Heavy Quality, 81 ins. wide.. Regular price 65c. Sale -price 50c White Sheeting, 72 ins., wide. Regu- lar price 35c, sale price . . . ... .. 27c Unbleached Sheetlng, 72 ins. wide. Regular 32c. Sale price .. 25c Unbleached Sheeting, Heavy quality. Regular price 55c. Sale price .. . 45c 42 inch Pillow Cotton, Heavy Qual- ity._ Regular price 40c. Sale price 30c fi0 inch Pillow Cotton, Heavy Qual- 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- ular price 22c yd. Sale prica18c yd. White Turkish Towels. Size 18x30 ins. Slightly soiled. Sale price . .. »i5c pr.

ou eally Require!

Curtaiiiing !

Cream Marquisette, 36 ins. wide, Regular price 15c yard. Sale

“price liic yd.

Cream Madras_45 ins. wide. Regular price 45c yd. Sale price _ . ._ . 39c yd.

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

Chinz, 36 ins. wide, latest design, smartest colors. Regular price 25c yd. Sale price 20c yd.

36 inch Chintz. Just the thing for covering quilts, etc. Extra special value 15c

Rayon, Colored in Rainbow Shades, 36 inches wide. Regular price 90c yd. Sale price . 69c yd.

Turkish Towels, with colored Bord- ers. Sale price .............. 45c pr.

Cottons --- Priced Low !

Wabasso Print Cotton, 36 ins. wide in Light or Dark Shades, new de- signs. Regular price 18c' yd. Sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . .........15c yd.

Colored Frilled Scrim. Regular price 20c yard. Sale price .. . . I‘l'c yd.

White and 'colored Spottde Marqui-

sette. Regular price 30c yd. Sale price ...................... 25c yd.

Remnants of Curtains, Chintz, Etc., on Sale at

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`-Goonrmi.o\\'>1iiii'-The very Mmch 29 °f B 1°"°ly baby gm HALF_ PRICE l ` , "W i

(Marion Constance Virginia) 7' ~ §\` 'f-

largc iiiimiirvr of gciitlenien \vlio_ ' ` \ ` ;`_' , cl aticiided the recent banquet givenl Mr J mes Ml » ‘ __ ` .'

. _ ~ ' < _ l' Mill l , ‘L . ' »~ ',~'

by the rimiiieiiieed ef Trinity visited gay view” ggfexftly "H ' ,IK _ .~___,‘_`,; Uniicd Church shows to a marked' ' f I 4 degirc thc good fclIowsl1`p wh'ch, . ;“ - /,- V _,/' _ ‘ ,fi

. Mr. Eric B ll wa c t l it- ., ¢.; . ~ ,f \‘~:`~, . _ ,_._=_‘,:,~

‘"°v“”`° “m°’““' th” “mms of cr ic scenic; Bridle? éiieztl ci shis / i`l\\\\\\i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\""-/ . """~;i’7ii-I

iinclc Mr. Alfred Fyfe. A' ` I /fl i W ‘I-`,l_f-i.=._ » ;

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Print Cotton, Assorted Patterns. Regular price 20c yard. Sale price 16c Print Cotton, 36 ins. wide. Regular price 22c yd. Sale price .. ... 18c yd.

Ravon Bed SD1'€3dS»

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size sox1oo,in ilviauve. Green or B ue. y Reg. Price $4.50. 6, -Now $2'50' . .e '

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peoples of the ivorld down the ngcs. | putting °“ an°i'h" Play' I , “THE '

The opiimlsni which prevails ini

Siiinincrsidc was expressed by Mr. Mr' and Mrs- Wendall Murphy *” “H °°°“'°’

Arm.” ,md Mayor M,m_.,,.,, who of Millvale, are receiving congratu-

_ `k 1 U ,, t _ht f _ no T _ lations- upon the arrival of a new T ' '

;;';hc n;>m‘;0n£I1=umoi ]0wui;at(;v\\'(r,if baby. an attendance of thirteen members Iscnault. The members agreed to ,with 9, giivei- fork, and ,queue out Q qt Q nd b the cm n and twenty-five visitors. have a guessing contest to raise gg little juice as is required gg iii,

“X U" 0"-l°~" Y 2° S' The meeting opened b ri eatin f d . Th the loivcst rate ol any town of its M155 Marie MCI-'°l19~ll» R- N-» 01' the ~C,.eed»» d th ,il gin g un 5 B program consisted ox Eomenh

_ _ an e ro c. was two oontests the prius being won Theo eni thu d will soon _- ‘ ,, ,Lg if - 1 the City Hospital staff, who has* .. __ ' P ng Name s ze in Find of brig? ilic samr- been mcndmg the Est month v1s_ answered by My Favo.ite Name by Mrs.,Maxim Gallant and M.r,i ..hea1..md¢he1em0nwu| keepfmsh

cnn\'lciic~cs. .iyor anson iii] V -` D pm- B Boy" The various mm-nit- Rus5e1|McA,.thu:. also several songs ‘f

:iliciikiiig on rdiicrition sad that it - lting St. Ann’s, has returned to her ' ' ` ’ °" “ ‘mg While' ‘ `

:ind good fellowship that the dele gation which waited upon thc Gov-

providiiiz tivo ;i:>rc grades ot thc High School had received word

that their request had been granted accompanied by her daughter, Miss cgi 1mpi~°vemeni;," The wmmiigeeg , ____ ’ Zita Doiron, were recent visitors in appoinped for neg; mgntii were ig

Charlottetown- visit the school, Mrs. Thomas cor-A Lmvron Pla

iooran and Miss Marguerite Corcor- ---

in full. The optimistic speeches and thc goodicllowsliip that reigned at lhc incctiiiz ixuziircd well for the

l-BBS !‘6P0rl-ed Sallsfllolforlly- by some of the local talent. The

duties “t me h°5p"'“l' " Our next meeting will be neld at organists forthe evening were' Mrs.

‘W the home of Mrs. Maxim Gallant cn J, J, Corcoran emi M155 muige me

M” Diimlen °“l1¢“ Vi-‘lied Sim' april zsth, where the reii c~.ii win Senatus '

eriiincnt asking for assistance in lCl' BrldE0 l'0°€l“lill’- be imgwei-ed by "Thi-99 pgings an The meeting ciostd by smging

*“* Housekeeping." It was decided that "Its a Good Time To Get Acquaint-

MPS- -50h" D~ D°ll'°l\ 0! MHYfl€ld» we would have a discussion on “Lo- ed."

Skin Sufferers

Try This Test

A Pure Antiloplie Treatment

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PIUSVILLE INSTITUTE Inn; 1;() visit the sick, Mr3_ Willing; when only 3 low drops of lemon- loathing and healing the irritated tilimes A

-‘nc sialic, if difficulty arose ininewspaper.

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C 0 L D S Wateroress chopped and mixed -- ‘ /\ i »,i~'1- ecard

with finely chopped crap bacon _ - .ff C>v'\'\'~l1"-IRES

HUSBAND \‘5

f.ifi°‘l.f.1’i1“i¢.""e»..°““""¢.|¢.' 'md Gfwush mayonnaise to heia , .f_ 'P `_ """1.E‘<'5' » CASE'

-ea sen 11-nn Hen, ue. together.

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. ~ Bpre on n s ceeo rye or ‘ .-

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Gallant and Miss Emily M. Gai- juice are needed for flavering, it

` Our March meeting was held at wlant; to piepare a program, Mrs. is a, pity to out the lemon. Try_ in- M the home of Mrs. F. P. Gallant with J. J. Corcoran and Miss Louise Ar- stead, pricking the end of the lemon $52,992:, g¢,,,.',_ _|¢|,,,.e|. 5 ,yehmenq

IM bo l ` .~-_.-.fit an ‘»_=»irf'i‘ "r"-'af

r on Foster Drill 5¢“"'

George McManus

I MAGG\E-Tti-I. ` THE oocron To

COME BACK Ma Rv-i£uMA'r\ow\ lib 'b'rl\R‘\’\N To ACH! AGN-