" Broseiéislol finest grodo _ fabrics by “famous makers." Brawlers;- that mold your figure to firm, slender line: all the way down to your waist.

Wonder-Bra

Small and Medium’

Gothic

Small, Nlodliini, Full 1.30 to 3.25 lilaternltyl34. to 42 '~ 1.95

1.19 t0 2.50

I wonderful selection of “famous" foundations to fit you. ‘Come

garment . . .1

You'll loolc slimmer,‘ better, in a

proportioned ‘For you

with exceeding com-fort and no tell-tale dresses.

Our Miss l-letfel and Mn. Cannon liovs recently returned from Saint John, where they completed their course in foundation gar- ment fitting under the direction of Miss Longtone of Quebec City. They are now in-a position to advise and recommendltlie type of garment required and best suited to your figure that can be woi-n

bulging under snug‘ fitting

' Three women. may all take the same size dress, but they each yfneed a different Foun-

dation.

Regardless of your height. weight or dress size, the type of foundation you need depends on your basic figlure type -- average hip, straight hip or full hip. wear a. size 34 dress. may need different foundations for com-

fort, for flattering control — because their basic figure types

ll in and let our corsetieﬂs help you select the one that's perfect

ll for you. ’ ii

’l For aii average woman's flﬂlll"?

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Natures“ Rival a - Medium and Full

Flexees sniii. Medium, Full 1.25 to 3.50

c iiii iie- l ' L! lllrulilll lines in aiussieiics -

Junior and Misses-Sluts 34 and 36 only. 5 dozen-Mostly T01R09- Regular 1.25 to LSD-let --

Founddtions Upper Floor Main Store Section

Where

SNAttMAil‘ l

Price is

ii ii H i a .1 ll . l ill \\ 1:30 -_ .- -_ ll ‘ii 1' 1' ~r r ' // \i // For a lull hip wpinaii’: figure \ » [1 \ - if" t“ "j '- ‘:Il 1/ \ \. I // \ \‘_ l. * U. : : : :7 :'\- \ ll \ ll \ ‘ II 89c l \ " A - For a straight lilii women's figure [i1 \ Al

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Niotoiiiiil Nltli lluality

Three women, who

are different. Whatever your basic ﬁgure type, we have a

all

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Fisxsos 27 r032 '~ mes u 11.50

te-tong artisan-nos

Medium 0nd Large I 1.15 l0 3.25

Natures Rival Side Hook and Step-in Z6 to 32

0.25 to v 0.00

lilo-Back

Z6 to 31 4.75 l0 5.95

Gorsets Nu-Baoii

27 to 32

5.75 t0 8.00

2e to s2 3.05“ to 5.00

Nu-Baek

MATERNITY

27t032---5.05

Gorselettes Nu-Baok

32to46 ~ 0.00 t0 0.50

Natures Rival 32 to 44

5.00 t0 11.00

Le-Long 32 to 30 1.05

Eiueiroe SIMPLIFIED/w“-

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H?‘ f’ so». BOVS-‘AFTER scones w... on: AFTER Vouize ' m. cacti-Hi? Bowrmss OF qEARsA/OLVD Tl-"NK OUR i PuiNo BOX ALL THRODGIH ' It was with dee re ret tnnt ADTOMOTNE ENGINEERS r You Qe ‘rireidez- POUNDING, n’ LL i “mm o, Kensmgmnlwd m“ WOULD HPNE THE M@ERN 1N6 WlTi-t l‘ BE AGED N045 ; rounding districts lelrned o! the

YEAQQ noﬁ/OU passing of Herbert B. Bowness. s

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12¢ THElZE Aize Morae Tl-lING$ / Moo-can As cootom TUNE "M "m" "d ""P°°°"* "S" uuoea ‘THE HOOD Tunic é THE emw/ UP A noun . “'3,” ,‘,§,‘§‘,,°,,;§";,“§§§', 112,“... ‘f...

"Q AM ATTlQ §fQRE— _ AMERlCFtN I lered a broken hip and entered ‘ROOM! EEG BEATER.’ the Prince County Hospital where

all medical care and attention wu given. In March he was token u. the home ot his dsullilnr. Mrs Frank Woodelde, where lie was tenderly cure for. A few weeks be lore his death. he gradually be- came weaker and lllllld uwsy on April 9th.

There are lett to cherish ‘Us memory three sens. borne, Char- lottetown. (now in Vancouver); Nation. Toronto. ldlaon, Halifax; three daughters. Hazel. Mrs. B. ‘d. ‘Moose. New Annan: Jennie, ‘ﬁrs. Lyman Huestls: swilmat: ltutn. . Mn. Frank Woegslde. lids; one v brother Ceiiedll.

in

Michigan sod - two sitters. Mn. Cobb. New Jersey. . Osiltornil. else twenty-one grandchildren end us‘

herd" and spoke comlorlinl words tn the bereaved. The hymns sun: were "The Lord's My ﬂbeptierd", "The Bands o! Time" and “Abide with Mo." The quartet "Nearer My God to Thee" wa| bssutltully ren- dered by Rev. Louis Murray. Wli

(red Taylor. Roscoe Walker and Ruuei McKay. The pull bearers were Messrs. Gordon Day. Wnl~ dron Dnvison, Elmer Stewsrt. sten- ley sharps, Horace Glover and John A. Douglas. The tlorai trio

utes were msny and beautiful. Burial service took place in the People's Cemetery.

nAnNplY w. t.

The rsgullr monthly meeting st D-rnley Women's Institute wu held Wednesday sveulna, April '1, at the home of. MrLHsr-ry Crosler. Meeting ’ with p-esidsnt in ohslr by singing ode. and repent- in: Greed in

numbers nun! fruit."

ng a. "lovorite

The members were glad to

11113311. _ Rail cell was ponded to by l!

welcome three younc ladies ‘u vis-

ltors- Minutes ol previous meet- ing road. approved end signed Business arising lrozn the minutes was dlscuiued. Re “oullng contest it was decided to hold s specie.‘ meeting, at u later dots in month. to discuss and ﬂll in the paper. It was moved and seconded we do- nate $10.00 to Canadian Cancer Society. Mrs. Wallace Adams kind- ly offered tn peak the box tor England thin month. with Others assisting. Bony-treasurer reported 052.25 on hand. |

It was moved and seconded to donate $5.00 in little Voids Met- thews. It was decided it , pollsle

appointee to mouse tor some. namely, Mrs. H057 Ulllllll‘. Mt! James Hickey, Miss Merle Orolier. MscNutt Ind Mrs- ArthuriMao- Kly- .

Plaru were mode to hold e cord party in poi-airy Hell in nssr tut- ure. oroomis to be m. acids to: fencing school grounds. Several members extended thanks w W. l tor treats sent to sick in their

. FOR

Completely overheated,

‘mince-um minnow mandarin. worn-r hurmhednswmvuirtw iv doc-windowed- eu- rrmruw. deg o! '

stratum" s laoulnee-

v4,

1-1 CYL. OLDSMOIII-I tNGiNl-JRICI unto l!" CYL. “O INFINI-A-PRICI

pins. Complete with universal joint, reedy for tithing beet. fir!!! 6 .

' istANo~ mime‘: LTD. . _ reopen, r.r.i.

.v-w-.—1-w-

some

$225.00 new rises, pilNill and piston‘

rerouted, i

t.

to put on s ploy; s committee wu ‘

Mrs. Oluenae Hickey. Mrs. lrronk r

homes during month. Th; m4; for convention project W“ dip- WFW-"l Blld I committee gun“ w 4001811 and dye material, "i4 g liwkins was planned for Saturday lfternoon. st the home o! Mn. James Hickey. ' Coﬂegpondgncq ".4 ls follows: Receipts for donations

. 1, ileiislngton Plans

it

--'l‘he citizens of 1nd o! the surrounding districts - vltnd to attend st. the ‘llowiyiml

Kenelngton. P. l. I. on the eve.

m.

The purpose o! this meeting l. in try t0 lrrlnie and torrnuiatr plans tor u playground and amuse. merit perk tor the benefit or the young and old. .

It. l: quite agreed that this play. ground and amusement park l5 n much needed and worthy projcc; and will be c splendid addition tn 1n already prosperous mmunhy. l number o! generous "citizens lute already expressed their. desire tr. help in the work and to this it added a helping hand by the Ken. sington Brunch or the cannula; Legion. The men of the Legion have given much already but they are still willing to help the youth o! the land and especially those in Kenslngton and the stltwlmq. lng districts. However, the support, of everyone is needed and we e... tend an invitation to all to gt- tend and in this. the Teacher] QI all School districts are not. ovu- iooked. Their help is needed.

It is believed Lt plans are on. tied through that a. Playground and Amusement Park will be u. use to be shared by young ‘m1 old and o! which everyone may as proud o1’.

Yolk’ simport is needed. Every. one is‘ invited.

WESTEBNJLEIISONALS '

—-M.r|. J. A. Brown, Bayslde. w" n recent visitor to Summerside. -

P‘

.-Mlce Pony McQuald spent the peat week end in Remington, the guest o! her mother. -8.

-Mre. Mark Gaudet lelt on Mon- day morning lor Georgetown when she will be the guest o1 We. Dug- Isn loz- the week-S.

-—Mbs. Edward Harrington d Ottawa Street has returned to he: home after being a patient in the Prince County Hospital. -8._

—Mrs. Charles Noonnn and little son Leo have returned to Hallie: otter attending the funeral o! be: lather the late Peter Leughlln. - a .

~Jrlie many mend: at tbs. Vie- tor Allen will be lorry to learn that she is s patient lri the Print County Hospital. -8. -

~11?" Edward Llllihl-ln I shunrock. duh. nu returned ts tale home otter attending the bu. eru o! hit tether, Mr. Peter Milli:- lln. He travelled both wsys by plane and was accompanied bee! by his nephew Victor McDonald. — S.

peel (or Children. sad ortlcleeosnt to Red Cross oﬂlce. W. I. New; subocriptlon, Government great. appeal for members lrom Gadsd- isn Association o! Consumer-o flit wed decided not to take member- stilp at present. Body. reported one ps1: sheets hsd been piupb used at $6.00 and donated b Prime County Hospital. Donationl at print. were dlsplayedpnd divid- ed union: numbers to make into aprons and other articles tor ell! at the cud Dori-y.

Program tor evening, paper on home gardening read by Mrs. Harry crazier; silo contest. "new names". Mrs. Roy crazier winnln: the prize and Miss Marion Mu:- Koy consolation. Collection Ill ots. Receipts tor evening e240. Meet- ing sdloi-imed in ususl manner. A delicious lunch was served b! hasten. usisted by Miss Merle Greater and Mrs. Arthur MsoKay. May meeting to be held at homo o! m. James Hickey. Roll cell.

"exchange o! seeds."

m" to Red Croal, Canadian lip. .

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A imnt

phantoms

dine Suits gives you the linen seiee-l tien in Sumnisrside. A i

Sim models future item Iivt Ill- lsriris Sirirtr :- etiim are tailored.‘

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Playground (tantra;

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nlnsot Pride)’. April 10th. st s p,