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Knights of Columbus Presents “THE BROKEN LULLABY”, Prince Edward Theatre, May 23rd, 24th and 25th.
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6800, $12.75 and I19 at Sinai-sin.
Wednesday-e. beiiinnln: June m, fo
at Sinclairs.
lfencing’! bar2din; I bsrsd in; 10 bar 86 in. sold right at Bruce's. 3176-5-20-21. I l i
-CHILDREN's DRESSES, 8 to 14 years, selling 50c, 75c, $1.50, $2.00
each at 8111013111. 31884-2041.
—AUTO windshield and door glass cut correct size and shape at Bruce's. siia-s-go-zi.
-FANOY SILK Crepe Dresses, sizes i4 to 20. Special $5.00 at 81.n- clairs. Zil88-5-20-2L
-LINEN DRESSES, embroidered in white and colors, $1.69 and $2.25 each at Sinclair-s. 3188-5-20-21.
—’l‘0 LET-Three rooms, -h8rd wood floors and up to date conven- iencu over Bowness’ Studio. Apply P. L. Bcwnus. Summerslde. 31715-19-1 wk
—0UB STORE and warehouse will be closed on Empire Day, ‘rues- day, May 24th. Sinclair d: Stewart
Ltd. 3l88-5-20-2i.
—SPECIAL IRICES. on Ladies’ Coats different new styles and ma-
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one has a filter and has been properly instruct- ed in the process of filtering milk.
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ADYERTISERS in The Guard-
ian are offered free use of the STANTON NEWSPAPER ADVERTISERS‘ S E R VIC E. This means that you have your pick of_ scores of dominant punchy illustrations that will make your message stand out like aeroplane “sky-writing." Salesmaking copy and good lay-outs are also offered in this service-
terlals, $7.95, $8.95, $10.00, $16.00 and up at Slnclairs. 8188-5-20-21.
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-3l-A9l'l Item and warehouses will be closed Tuesday, u» 34:41,, IHO-l-N-Ii.
v TI, N‘. ulsr $1.00 value for ltc st sirloin“,
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the summer months. 8176-5-30-21, __.__
—GIRL§ PULIDVIB SWEAT-
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘
llecl Rosales
The New _ 20%|»- BROWI LABEL, 40in.
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roses shown in the Royal Horti- cultural Show and the Duke and Duchess of York have allowed it t] be named after their baby daeghter. O O O
while the King and Queen have been at Windsor the state depart- ments of Buckingham Palace were thoroughly "spring-cleaned" in
-FINED $10 AND COSTS-A young man from Wilmot appeared before John E. Campbell, J. P., on Wednesday on o. charge of reckless driving. He was found guilty and fined $10 and costs. The case was brought by the R. C- M~ R-S.
—ATTENDED MEETING~MI f1‘- H. S. Jackson, Mr. MoAr-thur Johnson, Mr. A. W. Palmer and Mr.R T. Morrison of Summerside attend- ed a meeting of electricians in Charlottetown on Thursday-a
-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA-Services for Sunday, May 23nd: Bedeque, 11 a.m.; Scarle- town, 1.45 p.m.; Cape Traverse, 7.30
-CREPE DRESSES in white and colors, size l4 to 44. Only $2.95 each at Sinclair's. 3188-5-20-21.
-GIRLS COATS, 8 to 14 years. Tweeds, Chongas and other cloths from $5.00 up at Slnclairs.
3188-5-20-21.
-sMALL GIRLS Coats, 3 to 6 years, priced from $3.50 lo $6.50 up, at Sinclairs. 3188-5-20-21.
—HOUSE DRESSES, fast colors. 18 to 44. Special 69c, 95c and $1.50 each at Sinclair's. 3188-5-20-21.
-"CHICKEN DINNER", 40 cts. Saturday from i1 to 2 p. m. Capitol Tea. Rooms, Summerside. 8195-5-20-21
-CLEARING LINES of lbadies‘ Hats. Extra special values for $1.00, $2.00 and $2.50 at Sinclalrs. 3188-5-20-2l. —5 DOZEN GIRLS HATS, worth $1.50 to $2.00--Spe~cia1 each $1.00 at Sinclairs. 3188-5-20-21.
-BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH -Rev. A. G. Crows, Pastor, May 22, 1932, 10.45 a. m., Subject: "Pow- er of Unconscious Influence." Spe- cial offerlng. 11.45 a. m., Sunday- School. 7.30 p. m. Subject: “Foolish Carpenters."
ller Past Life Far From Happy
Rescued From Misery of Cruel Indigestion and Bad Nerves by Fruit-a-tives
R8. H. D. writes: "For
p.m. The minister, Rev. L. P. Archi- bald, will preach at all services. and will also conduct services in Borden Community Hall at 3 p.m. —SOME FlSlL-Mr. A. E, Wood- side of Summerside had on display in lltnmaris Drug Store on Thurs- day morning a speckled beauty of unusual size which he caught with hook and lfne at the Hatchery Bridge the night before. The trout weighs 3 lb. 4 ozs, is 18 inches long and 14 inches in circumfer- ence at its widest part; Some Flsh.——S.
—ST. DUNSTANS WINS—The first ball game of the season at the High School Diamond, Sum- merside, resulted in a win for St. Dunstanks University team, which met the C. Y. M. L. of Summerside on Thursday evening. There were a large number of spectators. The match was a closely contested game although one would not think so judging by the score. J. A. McDon- ald was the star player for St.
Little Princess Margaret Rose has attained the dignity of having a rose named after her. A creamy pink variety was among the new
the visitor with a very beautiful
of tire Week
readiness for the V courts and other functions of the London ses- son. There was nothing inthewsyof extensive redecoratlon required, and this applies also to the private apartments of Their Majesties, as they were overhauled just before thereturn of the Court from Sand- ringham. Old-fashioned flowers, such as geranlums, pansles, stocks and antirrhinums have been planted in the gardens of Buckingham Pai- ace and the little rustle chalet where the King likes to sit and read on a warm afternoon has been repainted.
Past District Deputy, after receiv- ing s cordial welcome from sll members present, Miss Clayton was called upon to address the meet- ing and gave an instructive talk on the aims and objects of the Order. Sister Cobb, District Deputy, then made a few remarks and presented
gift. This was followed by short speeches fromdifferent ones pres- ent. The business of the meeting
Once Again ! 7 P. J.’s Economy Sale!
= Offers you the very Finest Foods, at thevery Lowest Prices. Shop here during this Sale and see what you Save. 49¢
M‘ ' ~. ' lb . “t. Granulated Sugar 1 f; Here Are Some Splendid Specials 1 Corn Starch, 3 pkgs. for .._.,.... 25o Peaches, 2 tins for .. . . . . , , Salmon, 2 tins for . 21c Pork & Beans, 3 tins for .. 25c Pineapple, 2 tins for .a......_.....,., 25cm Orange Marmalade, 40 oz. jar 29c Butter Cream Sodas-Dinner Pail. Each _._.......... .._,.,.,., 29¢ 9 ° lbs. P. J s Special Tea 4 ,0, $1.00 More Savings for the Thrifty Housowifg g
Robin Hood Oats — Tumbler Home Tomato Catsup, quart Premium 29c Each b°w° --
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.........,.,23g Peas, Corn & Tomatoes 9c per tin gnlggsilggglggni 55113’ P°Wder 25 _ Hand Picked Beans, 10 lbs. roi- 23c Sovereign Lime Jiuélfuouié '29.:
Good 5 String Brooms --2 f" 45c
This Broom has a red handle, and ls a Really Fine Value. It's Only At P. J.'s That You Get Bargains Like These l
Plum Jam, 16 oz., 2 bottles _. . 25c CastileSoap, 8 cakes . . . . . . 125a Bulk Dates, 4 lbs. for ...,._. . . . 25c Cream Olive Soap, 4 cakes 25c Bulk 0000a. 2 lbs. for .. u... . . . 25c Surprise Soap, 10 cakes _. 49c Brodies Premium Oats . .,.,.,. . 25c Toilet Paper, 8 rolls _. . . . . . ..., 25c
Digby Herring--2 ""5 25c Typical Good Values From Our Meat Department l
Bacon, 2 lbs. for .. 29c Bologna .. . . . . . . . . .... 14c lb. Cooked Ham . . . . . . . . . 29c lb. Hockless Picnic Hams ,. . ., 15c lb. Cottage Rolls ,. . . . . . .. 15c lb. Sausages, 2 lbs. for . . . .,. . . . . 25c
being over the Lodge closed in the usual manner. A social evening fol-
lowed. Bridge was played and the entertainment committee served a dainty lunch. On Thursday evening Bro. Sharpe and Mrs. Sharpe ac- companied Miss Clayton to Alber- ton, where she met the Rebekahs of that district. 0n Friday Miss Clayton paid a visit to the Lodge at Montague. S.
-—ILLUSTRATED LECTURE l Those who attended Rev. J. C. St. Clair Jeans’ illustrated lecture on “Merrie England" on Thursday evening in the Presbyterian Hall, experienced a rare treat. The beau- tlful scenes depicted on the screen were very enchanting. England is particularly noted for its lovely wild flowers and pastoral scenes. The lecturer started with Dover, that lovely garrison city on the south coast, with its ancient castle and keep. Skirting London they jour- neyed up the Thames. Many lovely villas and Zardens are to be seen from this famous river. Hampton Court palace with its lovely ter- races and beautiful gardens, where grows the oldest and largest grape vine in England; also the Botanical gardens at Kew were among the show places flashed on the screen. They visited the Midlands and .‘
Dunstans making some excellent pitches. Dr. Nconan and Henry Bernard were outstanding players
first base, R. Steele; second base] H. Bernard; third base, H. Durant; a short stop, R. Phillips; centre field, H. Clow, E. Campbell; right field, R. Clow; left field, J. McDonald. St. Dunstanb: Catcher, H. Morris- on: pitcher, J. A. McDonald; first base,.H. Buote; second base, D. Mc- Donald; third base, J. A. McLellan; short stop, F. Humphrey; centre field, F. McMillan; right field, L. Duffy; left field, Hughes. Umpire,
years I suflered knife-like pains uom indigestion, was badly constipated and a ner- vous wreck. 1 decided to try Fruit-a-tives. 1n a short time my stomach stopped troubling me, my nerves calmed down. l and constipation dlsa rd." Vllhat more could she say in praise of itult-a-tlves? They stimulate flve vital organs to act naturally-the stomach, kidneys. liver, bowels and skin. Completely overcome indiges- tion and constipation. 25o and 50c. Sold by all druggists. Try them.
, IN ‘TH! MORNIN‘-MAfiGII
Lodge No. 13, in their lodge rooms, Bumme side, on Wednesday even- ing, May 18th, in honour of a visi- tation by Mlss Gladys Clayton, President of the Rebekah Assembly for the Maritime Provinces; Sister Mary Msrlett, Noble Grand, open- ed the meeting. Miss Clayton was introduced by Sister Annie Sharp,
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Jack Schurman. Base Judge, G. S. Lockhart. S.
--MARITIME PRESIDENT AT SUMMERSlDB-A special meeting was held by Maple Leaf, Rebekah
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very old cathedrals, including Can-
suooess of it. Mr. Lidstone told them not to add to the driftwood when starting out in life but have s definite object in view and they would make a place for them- selves at the top- Mr- R.ict_.‘ 30111111611116!!- sald, that they would find the splendid training they had re- Qglvgd o1 Ifegt boning 5nd ho has returned to her homo after vis- wished them every “mam ma; itlng in town the guest of her sis- McLean thanked the speakers and ter- Mre- J- R- "M1811"-
felt their advice to the pupils would Mm R u PM“! I N no; go unheeded. Her class was, ~-— - 115* P! ° "N not as large as other years. Last GIBSOW- N- 5» l5 81191141"! I 1W pihowgraphed’ year w" we peak year with 55~ days m summers,“ the guest of, crculsted picture of lasi Saturday, Pupils; but the quality of thelwfl- 3°11" 0- 9°!” H" hu-‘lbwd ‘“°7"““ a" the“ brmmnt 5mm“ pwus w” “my up to the standard’ is at present supervising the Bum posng in examination of the spot 010511,;- yeam 1mm- gmg ginyshedimerslde branch of the Canadian thelr course at Christmas and Bwree. Ltd-S- some had already taken '
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‘Iheae four are the Mines Amy Bryan, Patricia McLellan, Georgie , Campbell Richardson. The other have done very well. The gradu- ates for shorthand and ‘ Bookm , - K199111118 ,Misees Georgie Campbell, Patricia
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—-Mr. Clarence Cameron, Sum- erside, spent Sunday in Tlgnish.
-—Mr. J. E. Cameron. ‘spent the week end at his home in
—Miss Stella Brennan. Tignish,
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‘Those New York despatches tell. ing about the “crack detectives‘ that are after ‘the Lindbergh bnby murderers, plus phrases about “the most concentrated man-hunt the world has ever seen," are enough m l’ make one scream. About the only thing these “crack detectives" have done so far is to get themselves widely-
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for the C. Y. M. L. The line up was ' tefbllfy, were shown. Quaint vil- as follower-C. Y. M. L.: Catchcr,_|age5, Stonehenge and ruins of L- Gflllflflt; Pltflhel‘. Ralph NOOIIBH; lmany famous castles brought hls- Ed“ torlcal England vividly before the The seaward towns of Devon with descriptions of their maritime adventurers were most interesting. Mr. Jeans recited some beautiful poems dealing with some ‘of the best known of the old mar- iners. Some of England's cities were shown including Bristol, Exeter and others. Miss Amanda Cannon and Mr. Lowell Hancock sang seine appropriate solos, and a chorus of the young people rendered some old English songs. A vote of thanks was extended to the speaker his delightful lecture. S.
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-~CLOSING 0F
White, Doris MbGregor McLean, Ethel Delghan, McDonald, Percy Wedge. Elwin Mmmhin, Jams YsO, Rol- and Crozier, Arthur Jeffrey, Idoyd Inman, Delbert Rayner, Harvey Wood, Hal Lefurgcy, Miss Doris Thicker, Miss Muriel Pickering. Preparatory class, Miss Jennie Boetes, Charles Melrinis and Jenny Shoem- Mlss Georgie Campbell received an award for being highest in the shorthand course and Roland Crozler a prise forthehlghest msrksinBookeep- lng. The pupils presented Miss McLean a parting gift and the book-keeping class presented Mr. Lorine Rayner a present The gifts were graciously acknowledged. Ice cream sud cake were served at
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COLLEGI-L-‘rhe Summerside Busi- ness College day afternoon vacation. Mr. R. B. Richardson, Manager of the Royal Bank addressed the pupils. Both stressed the ance of concentration and e their work if they wished to i
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closed on Thurs- for the Summer
Mr. W, J. Lldstone and
the close of the proceedings-G.
..—l"rlends will be pleased to learn lmpert- thm Mrs. A, P. Jainisson of ffortin Summer-side is recuperating from make l her recent indispositionr-S. .
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