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I-‘ine English Ilinnrrwarc in 5 pat- terns -- “Smihurs-t“, "Sulqsllinc Susie", “llm-chvnoil", “Trouvlllc" 11ml “Cor-nviitlw“. ("i Piece Set com- plete with ‘i-l - zes Glassware and 34 pirres Fiilw-nvnrc. I24 I'll-ICES COMPLETE
Dinner Sets may be purchased separately at $15.50
Crl..-\E~IS‘.‘>Y\ RE may be
purchased separately at 2i pieces $ 5 for - - - — 5s?
5 Smart Patterns In DINNERWARE
including Silverware and Glassware
Comple
te Service
For 8
Dinnerware, Silverware,
Glassware
Lovely quality English Dinnerware in choice of 3 patterns, “Silver and Ivory", “Ashley" or "Lucerne". 66 piece set complete with 24 pieces Glassware and 34 pieces Silverware. 124 PIECES COMPLETE
CHOICE OF 3 PATTERNS IN ENGLISH DINNERWARE
20.95
Dinner Sets may be purchased separately at $11.95
2 5 O 9 5 Silverware may b e purchased separately
at 34 pieces
f... _ _ _ _‘5.50
BALANCE In Easy Monthly Payments llo Interest! llo Extra Charges!
The Complete Service
Includes-
ss macs DINNER SET CONSISTING OF
s-Cl-IDS and Saucers 8—Bread and Butter- Pig" 8—Tea Plates
ll-Dinner Plates
1—Covcred V table 1—-Gravy Boaetge l-Covercd Sugar Bowl 1—Crcam lug
1—Scollop
1—Baker
24 PIECE GLASSWARE CONSISTING 0F 8-Goblets 8—Shcrbets ' il-Sherbet Plates
34 PIECE SILVERWARE CONSISTING OF ° Stainless Kniveg ll-I-‘orks
tl-Tea Spoons il-Dessert Spoons l-Butter Knife 1—8unr Shell
1” ~-
Period reproductions have taken
su DE-HARLOTTE
TOWtl
Any of the above sets will be made up in larger composi- tion (up to 97 pieces) priced according to the number of pieces desired and available on Special Home Plan Terms.
MAIL ORDERS
if not convenient for you to I come to either store, mail your order today and it will receive craeful attention.
1N ANNIE PERIOD NOW
I l greatly to the interest of modern covers Favor. m TllE llolvlu! rooms.
Queen Anne living rooms are
perhaps the most gracious and liv-
tho lead in the procession of furni- able of all in the more ornate ture trends for 1937. Ami mos-t p"p- periods. There is just. enough l ular at‘ all sccms to be the Queen elaboration to suggest enviable] Anne rnotf. richness and formality without
Some of the nrrvcst flltfrely Queen Anne, but an in- pcaslng number
tions of pieces developed tely before or after the
Y Wits on the throne. Such dis-
include a few
rooms are fussiness. And there is just enough l restraint to make our busy lives see consistent with these luxuri- ous furnishings.
The secret desk is one of the
most beautiful pieces of furniture
i?" mixing of the periods adds from this period, and there is a
place for one in every home. Home have plain tops. and others have a curved cornice, broken in the cen-
tre for an omament. The glass-
encloscd shelves may be used for
books or to display your favorite collection of bric-a-brac.
Regal colors of blue and gold, rose-red, mustard yellow and ollvi green are used in the upholstery o! Queen Anne furniture.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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CONIIDIILTIOI LIII llllll- INCI. Irfllfl-‘l-ll-III E. C. LIPAGPB B1019. North
i Rustico, closed all day Wednesday. , Ia-Illl-B-ltl-tll.
SPECIAL COEDNATION fruit; ice-cream bricks in colors. Orders sent to any point in province. Central Orcameries, Charlotte- town. Irflol-ii-B-Bi.
PnClAL-Coronstfon ice cream bricks in appropriate packages. order for your school celebrations 110m Central Creameries, Char- lcztetown. b267-5-B-3i.
ALL MOUNTED PEISONNILL "A" Company report at Farquahar- son's Livery Stable 10.80 s. m., May 1:. Service dross. J. I". Morris. Captain, Adjutant Prince Edward Island Light Horse. L-350-5-10-2i.
‘ Beryl MacDonald, talented 0 year
l old violinist. was presented with a cupFriday nlghtat the close of the Hobbies Exhibition, this being a special prize, as Beryl merited second place in the class "14 years and under" making an average of R2. just 3 marks lower than the iwlnner. She is a pupil of Miss Kathleen l-Iornby.
POLICE COURT-At the Police Court Saturday a woman charged with obstructing R. C. M. P. in the discharge of their duties was re- manded until today. A drunk and
_ incapable and a vagrant were also remanded until today. Two sani- tary by law cases were disposed o .
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hack agreement protects you.
ing a king had forsaken God and» read portions from 1 Samuel
hapters eight and ten to verify
e sta‘ ‘ He moreover stated that Israel's kings were but vice- roys acting for the God of heaven. 1 Chmn. 29:33 and that heaven has not yet abdicated in favor of man and that rulers should not lulu-p
i- ~ l . Th rammum vloumsr-Misc Plhe pa” °' God e Mun 0t
conscience and the field of re-
1 llgion Ls still retained by God and
it is only when men fail to discern their proper sphere of activity that they seek to enforce or rc- straln worship.
Religious Services
Q
Yesterday was Holy Name Sun- day at St. Dunstanis Basilica. Hll Excellency Bishop O'Sulllvan cele-
l brated Holy Name Mass 101' $119
Holy Name Men at B lfclflcli- A large number received l-loly Com- munion. The Solemn Mass at l1
,UATI0N-—Mr5. R. A. Donahoe of , was celebrated by Rev. John A.
Courts leaver this morning for notion of her son, Everett Don- shoe from Dalhousie University. Mr. Donahoe is graduating in med- icine. His father was the late (Dr. "Bob" Donahoe, well known Island athlete and champion all ground athlete at McGill during his college days.
PASSES IN BEGIN A _ Mr. Hammond Johnston, City. receivq Id the sad news Saturday last of‘ the death. following an operation, of his brother-in-law, Mr. Danlell MacNaughton, on the 3rd inst. in’ Regina, Saskatchewan. Mr. Mac. Naughton was a native of Win- sloo North and had moved to the Canadian West over thirty years lgo. A brother, Mr. William Mao- Naughton, resides on the old home- stead. ,
Personals
Mrs. John Weddell and children Boyd and Flora, oi‘ Mt. Tryon, are visiting in ‘Rose Valley.
Miss Marion MaoLennan. Char-
lottetown has received the ap- pointment as Deaconess". at the Chalmers Jack Mission. North
Sydney, Cape Breton. Lennon left on Friday upon her new duties.
Mac- to enter
Halifax to be prexent at the grad- l Dalton as deacon and Rev.
Sullivan assisted by Rev. Father Father Dougan as snb-dh- .1 The ser- mon was preached by Rev. Father McCardle. '
In the evening at 7 o'clock l. most impres ive ceremony took‘ place. The school children held the annual Ms procession in hon- or of the Mother of God.‘ About 600 children were in the 171mm‘
slon. Appropriate hymns in norm;
of Our Blessed Lady were beauti- fully rendered by the children. His Excellency Bishop O'Su1livun WEB present and spoke to the children
telling them of the great love and‘
devotion they should always have for the Mother of God. The cere- mony concTuded with Benediction
of the Most Blessed sacrament;
given by Rev. Dr. McMahon. ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL
At the 8 o'clock celebration of the Holy Communion yesterday morn- ing, the Ciiri Guides attended in a lbody. At l1 o'clock there was thq usual sung Ceebration of the Holy
Eucharist.
At 7 p. m. there was a Special and Dedication, commended for general use on the Sunday before the Coronation, by the Archbisholli o‘ mortar?“ v, ' n n “M p“ s e g Christian: Knowledge.‘ Instead of an sddrf“ the Rev. Canon Malone read a let-
Form of Prayer which has been
Society for Promoting
Von-Archdeacon White of St. H. G m Ap¢hb15hJp Marvls Church, Summer-side. re- étzr-rgggm 5nd 13:31,“: of 911 Cart cently received a commurflcation M... m which he pleaded that a
from Bishop Hackenley of Halifax granting his request to retire. The Archdeaconls retirement will take effect the end o! June.
Evangelist Speaks At Brighton tllub
Evangelist B. G. White occupied» the ulplt at lrightcn Club on Sun ay evening, He chose for his topic "The Relationship That Should Exist Between the Christ- ian Citizen and his Sovereign" and used as his opening text "Feat God. Honor the King."
The speaker presented from the Word of God the dual res, ‘bil- ity resting on each individual to be loyal to Heaven's moral govern- ment, and the civil government of earth and undertook to define the Jurisdiction occupied by each. The Government of Heaven deals with spiritual phases of life; man's re- lationship to God and man. and is moral in character and will call all men to render an account of their relationship to righteousnea and sin.
be present in spirit with His Mal- est-y the King ut- his Hullowlflg in Westminster Abbey 0n WfllHBSdRY-l and for loyalty to Hm and oi‘ thel dedication of all to the cause of the King of Kings.
During the great central Act. of
Worship, the Celebration of chi] Holy Eucharist. the Crownifl! l’!
dies i a Chidrn
Long-sleeved AIIgfil-BlilP Blouses. Colors white 8M1 egg-shell. Sizes 14-39-
To clear
at—--——-
Ladies’ Silk Panties in flesh and white. Sizes small, medium and large. Price
Each — — — — -
Fancy lace-trimmed Pan- ties in peach, flesh and white. Sizes small, medium and large.
Price — — —- —
Children's Ankle Sox in white, red, blue, green, pink or yellow. Sizes 4'/r10.. Price
Pair-————-
Childrelfs Ankle Sox with elastic tops. Colors fawn. pink, blue, white, green or blue. Sizes 8V; - 10.
Price
Pair————-—
Ladies’ Angel-skin Slips with built-up shoulders. Colors white and tea-
rose. Large size only
Price — — - — — Girls’ Rayon Plaid Dresses in Princess style.
Sizes 8 - 14. 5“ I
Price — — — - Plaid
Kiddies Rayon ses in assorted colors.
Sizes 3-7.
Price — — — — Ladies’ String Sweaters in whitesyellow, grecng: maroon . izes 34-42. 5
Price — -- -- - I A line of Ladies’ Straw
Hats to clear
for——---_ Ladies’ Lace-Trimmed Sa- tin Slips. Colors white and tea rose. S i z e s
32-42.
Price — - - -_ Boys'- Broadcloth two- piece pajamas. Colors green, blue and brown. Sizes2 -6. '
Price-----
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Kiddies fancy colored Crepe Sleepers. Sizes 2 - 6.
Price — — — — — Ladies White R a Y ° ll
Gloves in three different
styles. Sizes 6-8
Price. Pair — — —
Children's Cotton Print Pantic Dresses in assort-
ed styles. Sizes 2-6 Price—-———
Ladies’ Grey F la n n c l’ Skirts in three different styles. Sizes 14-20. $
Price — — -— —- Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk Hose in a full range
of colors and sizes.
Price. Pair — — - Ladies’ Lace-trimmed Ray- on Slips in black, white or tea rose. Sizes small. medium and large.
Price — — — — — Ladies’ Lace - trimmed
Angel-skin Bras’ in tea rose and white. Sizes small
medium and large-
» Price — — — -—‘-" Children's Silk Panties in white and tea rose. Sizes
4 - 14.
Price—————-
Children’s Cotton Print Aprons, guaranteed wash-
able. Sizes 2-8. _
Price - —- — — — Kiddies Gingham Romn- crs, white Peter?“ will"!
Sizes 1-3 years. t0
clear fog — — - Terry towels. Colors blue, gold and green. Price, pair — — —- Children’s Cotton Panties. Sizes 2-6.
Price, pair — - — A new line of Organdy. Celaneses or Lace-trim- med collars in many dif-
ferent styles. Price -—---
Men's Atheletic Combin-
atlons. Sizes 34
to44.——--
Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers. Sizes 36 to 44. Each _ _.
Men's Shirts and Shorts.
Sizes small medium and llargejEach
Men's Sport Shirt. Color
Brown, Navy and
Black — — - - Men's Polo Shirts. Color
Canary and
White — —- - —
iflilifi-‘LTIL $2.15 79o
Men's Fancy
Tweed Caps — -
Men’s Nufelt Hats. Color Brown, Blue, Light and Dark , $
Grey - - _ _ Men's Fancy Coat Sweat- ers. Color Brown $2 3 and Maroon - n 9 Men's Rayon Hose assorted patterns
BOYS
‘Boys; Baibgiggan Com. ma ons. izes 22 to 34 — - - -
Boys’ Polo Shirts. Color
Canary and
White - _ _ ._ Boys’ Blue Cheviot First
i??? .ll.““f'_s‘_'.°'_‘l.li9
Boys’ Work Shirts. Color
iiili. ffi _ _ 50c 59o
301's’ Tweed Shorts
Sizes 22 to 30 _ _
Boys’ Flannel Sport Pants. Color Light $1 6 Grey and Fawn u 9
___69o
Boys’ Fancy
Tweed Caps
Boys} dCotton Blouses assor e
patterns — — - _ goys’ Dongaree Pants
izes
26to34———- 85¢ Bill's’ Doeskin Wind-
breakers. Color Maroon and Navy
$1.98
("this tiliil-ol
State government is of human
delegated hy Him to rule in the field of civil matters. Earthly gcv-' ernment deals with civility and crime. sin and crime are not synonlmous terms.
He stated that Israel in demand- the chair. It is further carried out in the blue flowered draperies fall- ing over fluted yellow undercur- pioture over the mantel are im- portant decoratlve notes.
of today may have walnut panel-
shcets of walnut veneer.
If walls are plain looking, they may be helped by using one or two handsome Chinese panels, These should bc_ framed simply, and hung over im- portant pieces like the side-board or mantel. A pair of shallow,‘ curved-top cabinets built into re- cesses at either side of the fire- place, would be decorative and gin
to plain walls room. Contrary to many ideas. mod- ern homes are easily Iidaptablo t0 period furniture. pccially so nice the now decors- l tlon note of wood walls. and the
in a Queen
J old‘ painting; has become import-
an
t However. unless you are a period
> enthusiast of the first order. don't delve right in and do the whole;
origin, but approved by God and d
ing. or plywood surface with thin we may all
renewed interest in panelling and T" WANTED-MODE!!!
against Godstwsy oefi m h Moses set up he rem yw c was wm- A PM‘ °i W“ lmd i‘ mm" the serpent of brass. ‘rherc was no energy or power in an empirical
lottetown. L-ZM
taken place for a thousand years with this, a celebration cf the Hol Peter's public is invited.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CIIURCII
tian Church yesterday were o0 ducted by the minister, the Rev.
them "Mother's Prayer".
at the end of Israel's wanderin
when the Edomitcs would not per
mlt the Israelites to pass through their land. Three lessons were rawn from the incident, l rebel-' lion. Pestilence was natural to thil nomadic people but when they grumbled because of the way this strange new affliction was sent swiftly upon them to turn them oo Cod and they requested Moses to act as intercessor. 2 Remorse fol-_
lowed rebellion. Complaining is sl-'
ways followed by remorse if it is loading.
symbol but spoke of the higher en-
Walls in the Queen Anne rooms efgy which l5 life from clad, conclusion it was pointed out that get dscoursgsd but looking to Christ gives new courage painted and very for the Christian path.
The evening sermon was “Alma:
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Hpoying for advertisement. 1.40s.
"l" “Ppmvm” W“ "WWW" woman murmur-say oral.
for general homework. Must be good plain cook. Apply "D" 0.0 _Cusrdia‘n. LBOO-ii-ltllli.
‘PM’ m w- rormo-orwnmarvs 00m
William Ooady, L-Zllil-ll-IO-fli.
BARBER equipment in good condition. State price. Write Box 3'14, Chat- ill-ll.
ring. Apply Hazelbrook.
C" "ml '°°'" "m" ti" "l4 hom- over in this vom. Just 1T0 near-wear. nmrnsnsn
blue of the velvet sofa and the dull
one or two period rooms mired in
8°"! 0f "it RM" "llllld in t-IIO i with your msln decorative schools blue and gold striped coverinp o! l1; charming and different,
cottage, Keppoch. Reasonable rent. Apply A. B. Cosh, Box 3!, Charlottetown. L-M-i-lll-ll.
Westmlnster Abbey. In occordanc;
Eucharist wi.l take place in St. Cathedral on Coronation morning at ll o'clock, to which the
The services at the Central Chrlsq
C. Cooper. The church was artisti- cally decorated with flowers ill memory of Mrs. Vanlderstine. The choir rendered with effect the an-
The morning sermon had as its
Pcrsuaded" based on Acts 26. ac. The minister said Paul had a cer- Wn Obiective and all christian ministers should have the same ob- jective in their preaching which is to make christian. Paul made cer- taln endeavours, he did not pflrgdg
subyect "The Addefs Bite", based on Numbers 2i, 1-9. The passage under consideration occurred almost
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death bed scenes or burial rites which he could readily have done in connection with Agrippols family. Tears only of penitence count for the soul and not tears of self pity. Paul's constant appeal was to the scriptures, it was what the
prophets said. I"lnally_Paul's result;
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Remained Comparatively High.
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