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,Wiil you look over this range of hand- some dresses sized for you ladies who have trouble in get- ting ﬂtted. A‘ range of very lovely dresses. 181/3, 201/2, 221/; and 241/; sizes. $10.75, $12.50, $13.75

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l Dresses of moderate price “with an air”

A . One of the distinctive features of this season's showing of new (lTCSSOS is the fact that low priced dresses are §° ma‘; erlv “swanky.” Frocks with an air -—. Smart. dashlllg. e ' fecltive, are here at so moderate a cost. , ‘ ,——- -"—'* Smart Frocks $5.95 A Quite a few Printed Crepes shown in this 4 really remarkable line of dresses. Some ,_ $ I 2 of the colors in this wonderful value dress w. are l)lZi.Cl{ with red; blue with grey and

“Sand Crepe” is the name given to this rath- er rough ﬁnish all silk fabric. so (-l'i‘o<-ii\‘<\ in this line of (lrosses. Tlif‘. interesting fr-riiiire of these models is ihr‘ elev- er sleove-nnd o1.‘ course the higher neck.

All new colors.

greens, reds, blacks and ' These are NEW.

blue print; browns.

These are clever at

This range of dresses is not only out- standing in value, it contains a lot of the eleverest models we have shown for a.

‘long time. hlaterial is a very nice type of

Silk Crepe, shown in matelot blue, oasis green, Chinese red, soft greys, etc,

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summnisin: autumn and Prince-Bounty (ihronicle I

-BEEF TRIPE, fresh stock, in 50 lb. boxes at Braceh. 8307-34-21.

-'rnla column in reserved for nowl of local interest but aﬂvcrﬂlll] OI ll 1","; nature may bl llllorttd n I cunts a word strictly nlllblo In ad- rauco-

-an‘!nvo smvrm rox rrurs -Good cash Prices bcinr raid It office of B. Graham Rogers. Bum- mmlqe, 8l65-2-27-6i

--FEED R-M. BISCUIT at least every second Iced. Distributed by Bruce's. 8207-3-2-2i.

-NEW COUNCIL BWORN IN- Mayor Manson and three Council- lors D. F. MioNeill, Morley M. Bell and Wilfred J. Kelly who wcra returned on ‘Ineoday to again represent the citizens at the Coun- cil Board. were duly sworn into office on Wednesday afternoon by m, Stipendiﬂry Magistrate E. H. Strong, K. C. It is expected Mayor

arc-am or JOHN r. MoOOU- mIEY-‘Ihere passed wway quite guddenly on Wednesday morning, Mr. John J. mcoowi-cy at‘. his home on Ottawa. Street, Simmer- aide. Mr. MoCoubrey had luﬂered‘ with heart trouble for some yea-rs but was up and about to the time of his death. He was born at Win- sloe Road, near Charlottetown, but had resided in Surnmersldo for many years. He um an upholaierer and was a very skilled workman. He had a, very pleasing personality and had many friends, who will regret to learn of his sudden de- mise. There nre left to mourn his sorrowing widow, formerly I-liannah Crossman, and one daughter Mrs. Wm. Curtis of St. Thomas, Ontar- io, to whom much sympathy is ex-

ncw Council immediately as there is important legislation which re-V quires immediate attention-S

—-ASIl WEDNESDAY SERVICES -'l!ierc_ were largo congregations at‘ the Ash Wednesday services yea- tcrday in St. Paul's Church. Rev. G. J. Mcliellan, D. D., officiated at the ceremony of the blessing and

Manson will call a. meeting of the I

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dlﬁiflbllilOll of the ashes. High Mass follow-ed, Rev. Bennett Mc- Donald being the ceidbrant. Service with sermon was held in the even- iing. In St. Mary's Church there was a. celebration of the Holy Euch- arist at nine o'clock, Ven. Arch- deacon White, D.D-, officiating. 111cm was a service in the evening so 'l o'clock-S

tended in their sudden bcreave-_ merit. Ari only son. Roy. W88 k111- ed in the Great War. The funeral takes place this afternoon frozn 11$ "late residence to the Peoillifs Cem- eterry-S

-DEATII 0F CHARLES PERRY 0F ST. ELEANOIlS-The death oc- curmd in the Prince County HOI- pital on Sunday last of Chas. P6117 a life long resident 0f St. Elean- ors at the advanced ago of 84

_FORJ\IER ISLANDETIS AT nmvnv - Friends of Mr. Louis Crosby, formerly of Charlottetown vom- He 1951a“ “i” m” m“ and whose mother, Mrs. AIJert IR. HowardPerry, and was v61‘? 1118b‘ Crosby, resides at Summerside will iy respected in the cornjmugilifwl-“He I be dgllghlied m hear that his chil- waa a. member of t o 5 a“ dren are following their father's church. Besides his son, one ais- l footsteps 1n the world of mart. Mr. tcr, Mrs. Philip Arsenault is left Louis Crosby w“ m m, youum i0 mimm- The flmeral wok plane days a. clever skater and won many on Wednesday from the home of mm, m amateur sport. Word has been received by Mrs. Crosby. ﬂint her grandson, B01181“ 9°55?» 5331114391; year-g old, won the DEW White cup in the speed Biotin: fixture at the Bani! Winter Carn- ival. Following ls clioplns 57°!" the Banff, Crag and Canyon: "Doug- ins Crosby, who was only a. few __ days over the age limit for bOYS 4,3,,“ 0F “Us DURAN-1- _ under cishteon years. wrung a bis The death occurred ch rub. 20th Sum“ °“ “m” m“ ‘tfdouctmi; at his home in Siunimerside of Pius‘ “m” when 1g}: s‘? d event Durant, one of Summersides most "m h“ l“? °1 e “fare 1 a highly respected citizens at 84 years i” be“ Em“ “ylor e ago‘: of age. He leaves to mourn bcsides- “"31" t° the time t” a ‘Zzgenew his sorrowing widow, the following t feet’ It was 8' we; rat? m the sons, Cornelius, Dlxfield, lviaine; °d mug i“) mm th Dal white Jerry, Montreal: med, Augusta, championship and ems I was Maine; William, Brooklyn. New c“ The “m “i” tnsidenf the York, Leonard in Alberta. and "27 which is f”; f: tracks due Joseph and John at home; ttvmsmw conduit)“ e0 eon" Aubert daughters, Millie, ma. Lawrence "4’ smw ‘ma Se?” on ' at 01d Durant of Wilmoi: and Angeline, lcgcolﬁydetézznpzg: i; ﬁne ﬁrm and Mrs. Enunctt McDonald of Cliar- 5 lottetown, also one sister Judith inlcnllped 3 2'5 sec '3“ the Alberta

0 d t es- Roxbury. Mass: and one brotliei-“rﬁgdlefiorathetith? Cgzivgvin yo“ Stephen in Amherst, N. 5.. to i

his son, Howard, to St. John's Church. The service was 1111261? ﬂi- tended. Interment was in the cem- etery adjoining ‘the church. The pall bearers were Messrs George MoGougan. F. H- Cannon. H11- bcrt Oatway, Loman Adams, Frank Sweet and Wallace McCnl‘un1.—S

Tl f neral i00k hlacc on Tcb 22 l“) w” the “o Yard even for boys

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"M" his late msldcnce w st‘ Paul's unmd: 12in thfnzni scvceiit forailfllzls

Church and cemetery. Rcv. Ben- c Y; ear; gym, yard “we

hm McDonald officiating at Rc- “zfiloweml; the present 1.060,,

. _ a quiem Mass and Rev. G. J. Mc ‘held by Rae mcLeod by 5 2_5

. f ll. R bb‘ al- whmn much SEmPamy is exmnde‘, ago by Arthur Hors a o ic ‘

Shredded Wheat, pkg. . . . . Clark’s Spagetti No. 1 . . . . . 10c L. Golden Wax Beans, ea. 11c

raver cocci y ‘A78 24c

rricnrs No. 2 1130

Squat Tin

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12¢ Aylmer Red Plum Jam,40 oz.25c Orange Marmalade 40 oz. 28c Muffetts, pkg. . . . . . . . . 11c

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SALMON ﬁn mesaps) Doz. . . 32c

25c Connors CLAMS tin 12c

Ch. k . LoﬁsggﬁADnllﬁﬁf“ SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. .. . SHRIMP till 25C

Kippered HERRING 14c

SALT WEE Bl“ LL

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25c HERRING, 6 for‘, . 35c

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f —Mi8a Helen Marks o! Margate is the guest o! lViii-s. Harry S. Can- cnon o! St. Eleonora-S

—-M.r. Irvin Railway of Elmsdale is visiting Summersi-‘e this week- S

—Mi:s Carrie Grady of Charlotte- town is visiting Bummer-side the

guest of Mrs. George P. Grady.—S i

, ~Mrs. Percy Crossby of St. Fficanors has returned from a short visit to points in Nova Scotia-S

—Miss Doroth Par-lunch, daugln, ter oi Mr. and ma. B. E. Parkman L ‘of Sumrnerside, is COIidlllBd to the ihouse with a. severe attack of ton- ‘silitia-S

-—iVi.lss Stewart, returned nrss-lon- ,ary from China, who has been vis- iting her home at West Cape is leaving for Baltimore, Maryland, to speak on Foreign Missions in China Miss Strwart will return to the Ilslancl before going back to her

' work in China-S I

-Mr. Major Schurman of Sum- merside left ‘at one o'clock yester-

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71 Queen St.

1118. March 5, c. memorial tablet‘ will be unveiled in memory of the lain Major Alivood McKay, in the United Church, Montague. ‘There will be special music and the un- veiling and dedication ceremony will include the Inst Post, two minutes silence, and tho Reveille. It ~is hoped that there will be l.

‘srge number of Great Wai- Veter-

ans in attendance.

Donald, D. D. at the grave. The]

IDNG CREEK ‘VODIEN S UTE

INWITI- sick committee rcporied no visits |durliig the month.

A disrussioiiiook place for rais-

The regular monthly mcciing oiling funds but nothing deﬁnite was Yhe Long Creek Womrrfs institute decided. The Government grant was met at the homo of Mrs. Alcx hihc- ‘received. Mrs. Norman MacLean Leod on Wednesday evening. Fcb- and hfgxrile hfacl/eod were appoint- ruary 8th, with an attendance of ted on a program committee for next ten members and three visitors. meeting. A berry contest put on The meeting opened by singing lllCllly Mrs. Nonnan Stretch was en- Ode and repeating tile Creed, roll;jo_vrd by all. First prize won by call was ansrveivd with "What purtihirs. Norman lvlkicLcan, consolation of the Creed impresses you mosi." prire resulted in a tic between The mimiics of last meeting were three members. lVLrs. Alexa-rider read, approved and signed. The MncKenzle (JrJ gave a. very dc-

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lightful reading. Lunch was serv- ed by the hostess and the meeting closed with

pallbearers were lvibssrs- Paul Arsenault (Sr) l-lenmari Durant”, iWillard Durant, Wallace GallnntJ

| Stretch kindly invited the mem- 5mm“ Gauam and Fmanucl‘ bers for next meeting. roll call to wedgL-s be answered by writing Boston and ' ' i spelling Bangor. '—DEA’I'II 0F MRS. WILLIAM HIGGINS 0F LOT l6 - There passed away on Thursday morning at the home of her son, James at Int 16 Mrs. William Higgins at ‘l9 years oi age. Mrs. Higgins was bc- fore her marriage Miss Barrett of Lot l6 and had lived all her life in the district. She was a member of the Baptist Church and had many estimable qualities which endeared her to all who knew her. Her husband predeceased her some years ago. Besides her son, James, there are left to mourn three daughters, Mrs. Chester Champion .of Kcnsingwn, Mrs. Ezra. Allen of IUnion Corner and Mrs. Ion-incl isilliphant of Hunter River, also one brother Charles Barrett of Lot '16, to whom sympathy is extended The funeral will take place on Saturday from the residence of her son at 2 p. nh-S

singing. Mrs. Frcd

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"When a. fire occurred in a residence at Aberdeen," states o. writer "the ovmcr for some time refused to jump into a blanket that was held to receive him." It was as he explained later, his best blanket.

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s“; 11c;- time was 50 2-5 sec. In day by aeroplane for Toronto for the tandem race Doug and Marion ilvibdical treatment. He was accom- Crosby had the misfortune to iallimnivd bl! D11 W- B. HOWBtt and ma). the end o; the 185g; 15,9 and his son. Urville Schimnan, who was had to content thcihscivca with on a visit to his parents His oth- tmrd 1,139,: when they looked like or son. Chestloy lives in Toronto sure winners. The Crosby trio won i’ and will meet them upon‘ their many of the first and some seconds arrival-S

in other events on the PYOQTBIBI '

i thug upholding the family record 3

is the manager for ihc Brewster Transport Company and is one 0f the successful Islanders in

cd, Robert Crosby established a world record for speed in the Mid- get Boys (under 12) 220 yards. Time 25.—S PERSONALS

~Miss Laura Hughes of Char- lottetown la visiting friends in Summersidc.—S

-—Mra Wilfred Inman has re- turned to her home in North Try- on from the Pnincc County Hos- pital where she underwent a acri- ous operati .-B

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..'SUBSCRIP'I‘IONS to The Jharlottetown Guardian may bv handed w their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Mama's Drug Store, Mvntasue- ia-ia-atr.

. .'GDORGBTOWN - STURGEON wlldff-‘gation, servloas, Sunday March 5th, Sturgeon I1 a.m.; Mili- town Cross 2.30 prn.: Georgetown '1 p.m. Services conducted by E. R- MacVicar.

..'MI~IMOB-IAL SERVICE AT MONTAGIJEr-On Sunday morn-

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“KIUNIOII. W. A. MEETING —- The monthly meeting of Bea View Junior W. A. (St. Stephen's Church, Burlington) was held at the home of Mrs. Atwood Blakcney on Febru- ary ram. m the absence of the’ President, the chair was occupied by l the Superintendent, who led the de-' votional period. The reports of the different committees were then pre- sented and in the business discus- sion, which ensued, it was decided to hold a Service o! Bong in Sea. View Hall on Sunday evening, Mar. 5th. An infant's gertrude was hand- ed the Superintendent for further- ance to Mrs. C. C. Abbott, Kingston, Ontario, for the 1938 competition by Mildred Bialreney, Jean MacLaurin and Vera Brander. The meeting was then taken over by the Program Committee, and the following pro- Irlmmowu enjoyed by all present: Hymn. Jesus Keep Mo Near the Cross: Reading. "You Never Can ‘mill’ Lillian MaoLeod: Reading, “The Missionary Bock," Mrs. Atwood Blskenoy; Valentine Contact, 15c prim, Mrl. A. Hilts, Consolation prize, Vera Branden Mrs. A. Heiltz, Marjorie Blakeney Ind Lillian Mac- Leod were appointed Programme Committee for the next mouth-n.

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The meeting closed with the Doxo

logy followed by luncheon served by

the hostess. . ' -—__-______._

VERNON RIVER SCHOOL

Report of Vernon River School for the month oi’ January:

Grade X-l, Alice Condy; 2, Marie MacDonald; 3, Rena Carver.

Grade IX-i, Cecelia Currie; 2, Margaret Currie; 3, Ralph Len.

Grade VIII-l, Freda Carver; 2, Lloyd MacLeod; 3, Mildred Coady.

Grade V—-1, Cecil MacDonald; ‘l. Joseph Ohristain; 3, Gerald Mac- Donald.

Grade IV-l, Edie Enman; 2, Mark Carver.

Grade III-i, Estelle Lea; 2, Mn garet MacDonald; 8, Clifford F man.

Grade II-—I, Annie Tweed)‘; 3. Harold Enman; 3, Kathleen Currie

Grade I-l, Johnny Wilson; 7v Victor Wilson.

Margaret F. Huntley-Teacher.

Going to the Mainland? Why rise early and nub for the train? Como to Borden the night before, make nun oi’ tho Boat enjoy a comfortable night's sleep. Winter Rate-Supper. Bed and Breakfast $2.00.

ABEGWEIT HOTEL Borden

Stanley S. Murray, Prop. Stern Hosted-Hot and Cold Water in ovary room.

Booms with Bath nightly higher.

By George McManut

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