THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ MARCH. 23. 1928 Western“ Guardian. r. l" i

OUR ANNUAL SALE 0F STAPLE GOGDS ' Opened Wednesday Morning

We will throw on the market our entire stock 0f Staple Qoods includ- ing, Unbleached Cotton, Ginghams, Prints, Cretonnes, Curtaming, White Cotton, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Slips, Flaiinelettes, all kinds of Lin- ens, Towelling, etc. All these goods at startling Low Prices. All £00118 in this Department not advertised at Wholesale P11098-

—WE WISH T0 have all orders for fertilizer booked by March‘ twenty-fourth. Harold R. MoaseJ vNew Annan. 3-21-4ik

-WEBTEII.N AGENT-Mr. Cyrus J. Gallant is Guardian Alent in l-lowlan. and will be pleased to re- ceive news, advertistlng, new and renewal subscriptions.

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iirﬁijiys" ~ -ou A it n r A u unassum- "l" TlVI-Z for Richmond and vicinity is Mr. Ray Brown, who is open to re- ceive new and renewal subscrip- tions. i ‘

-WESTERN AGENT-Mr. Cyrus J. Gallant is Guardian Agent in l-lowliin. and will be pleased to re- ceive news, advertising. new and renewal subscriptions. i

-GUA.R I) I A N REPRESENTA- TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is

" _ Mr. Riiy Brown. who is open to rc- ~ — ceive new and renewal subscrip-

Sheetings and Pillow Cottons i

Hemmed Frees during ‘this Sale-Commencing this morning

IIIS annual and very popular service is offered youagain

T in our linen department on second ﬂoor. X ou will sec

goods of very special value displayed 011 all lilbles and

ﬁxtures-you will sec shootings and pillowcottons sold at

prices whose ClIGEIDIlCSS will surprise and delight you. A1111

you will be able to get your sheets and pillow slips 11011111100 nicely without cost. Leave W111‘ Older“ EARLY-

—BEDEQUE BAPTIST CIIUIGCII ~Mrs. Sldey will trike the services , on March 25th D. V. as follows: v

1000 Yards of Gingham-large assortment of patterns . . . . . . . . 10c Yard " 1 2000 Yards of Prints, light and dark colors . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 15c . Yard 1000 yards of Unbleached Cotton at Cheese Cloth Prices . . . . . . . . 5c Yard 1000 Yards of Unbleached Cotton better quality still. . . . . . . . . . . .8c Yard 1000 Yards (all, the above goods 10 yds. to a customer) . . . . . . . . . 10c Yard I000 Yards of White Cotton, very special . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c Yard 100 Yards of 40 inch Circular Pillow Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c Yard 100 Yards 42 inch Circular Pillow Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c Yard 100 Yards 40 inch Circular Pillow Cott-on, better quality . . . . . . 37c Yard l00 Yards 40 inch Circular Pillow Cotton, better quality . . . . . 48c Yard

—RICHMOND BAY EAST SER. VICES — United Church oi’ Canada Sunday, March 25th. Rev. W. E. Aitken. B.A., minister. At Port Hill Hail iit l1 a. m.. and at Lot 16 at 3 p. m. 1

-—FERTILIZER --l have .1 Mill‘ ill)’ w‘ fllixcd l-‘ciillizr-i" flllll (ilicnil- eals now on hand at my war"- hoiisv in l-Iensington. Come in and haul _\~:>ui" rcquircmcnts lioiue iviiiln tlic roads are good. JHIIIUS E. flli-Ni-lll.

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llcavy, close, finely wovcii uu~

bleached sheeting, 63

inches wide, at only pei" yd ' Willi".

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A very splcndiil iiiako oi‘ real ENGLISH sheeting, onc oi‘ tho best. makes, offered at—— inches wide . . . . . . . . . . .001: 70 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . .6Sc 8'1 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . .72c

A vcry nicc blcaclicil sheeting, 70 inclics ulidc a bargain al pcr yd" . . . . .

Nlcdium weight circular Pillow Cotton, really ﬁne, satisfactory goods, 40 or 42 inches ' wide, poi" yd- . . . . . . . . . . . '

“\‘i'abasso" Pillow Cotton, rt fabric of well-known excellence

40 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . 50c. 42 inches widc . . . . . . . . . . .52c

Fine quality, ﬁrm, closely wov- en unbleached sheeting. i. inches widc, only, per

_var(l . . . . . .. '3

A blcaclicil sheeting of the bct lei" sort. nice weight, 72 inches" Wlill’, splendid value, pci" yzird . . . . . . . . . . .. '

iii) inch, same grade, is 58c. Our best quality sheeting, o. v/onderful fabric, sold at a most surprising price:

72 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . .75c Si» inches widc ...........82c

llcavy circular pillow cotton. ~10 inches wide, a vcry out» standing value, pcr yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " (lood medium weight unblcaclr cd cotton, 40 inches wide, pcr_yai"il ..

$1.75

This is direct from the makers in England, and is thus offered you at a distinctly saving price. Very attractive spreads till x 84 inches in size, hemmed ready to use, rose and white, gold

and white, blue and iwliite. P. 1'1. island post paid on receipt oi price.

Extra heavy unbleached cot» ton. 86 and 40 inches wide, 1101' yard

Bleach, all linen table (lainask. 60 inches wide, good

weight . .... . .. "o0 Heavy linen Roller Towclling. 17 inches wide, a real bargain at 20 cents a yard or 5 yards for . . . . . . . . .. ‘

We'll gladly send anyivlicrsr in

5i; inch English made, cot- ton table damask . . . . . . "

weight linen Roller

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Host quality linen Glass Towel- liugj. 2.1 inches wide, gold, lielio or blue cross stripe 01' barred cdgc . . . . . . . . . . . . '

lvlcditnu 'l‘t1wel1ing, exceptional value at per yard ... .. .

English Alhambra Bedspread?

—OFFERED FOR PRIVATE sale until Saturday ill. noon, 7 choir-O horses picked from car, 2 i-hricra matched tennis in lot, ull_ uuiirniiu-cd sound iind wcll-brokcii. ./\.ll. Ai"z'lcck. Albany. 3325-3-22-2l l

—Wl-)S'I'ERN OFFICE. - The‘ Wcstcrn Ollie-c ol" the (iiiurdlan ls located in the McNeili Bulidlnlgf Water Si... Siliiinurrszidc. whcrc sub- scriptions and advertising will iic received. The Guardian may bi! purchased daily at tlic vi/"ilPTll Oilicc in the MeNcill Building or ill the McDonald News Store.

--WESTEBN OFFICE. - The Western Oilloe of the Guardian ie located in the McNeill Building. Water St., Summerslde, where sul» acriptions and advertising will be received. The Guardian may he purchased daily at the Western Olilco in the llicNelll Building or a! the McDonald News Store.

-—BEDEQUE UNiTED CHURCH ——-'l‘lie services for lledcquo Uiiilcd Church for Sunday .\inrch 25th ari- us ..ollo\\'s: lli-ilsquc, 11 :i.m.; Sciirloiou-ii, .'l p.iii.; ilordcu. 3.1m. p. 111.; (‘upc Ttuvcrso. 7 p. lll. Iilission (fiiclc is pilllini: on il 1"" llklolis prolzriiiiiiiic iissisii-il iiy lhc 1t'hi:rcl1 (‘hoir in ihc llcilcquc [In-t- lcd (‘liurch 7.1m p. ni.

-.-ILL IN HOSPITAL — On Mon- day Mr. Melvin McWilliams. of Mlllburn. Lot 8, was brought to the] Prince County Hospital sufleringi from appendicitis. I-le was immcdi-i ately operated on and. althouizhi quite n serious case. under tliel skillful treatment for which the, ,Prince County is noted. is making n. lspcedy recovery. His father. Mix! William A. MacWilllnms. is remain- ing in Summersidc for the present.

—INSTI'I‘UTE MEETING — Thcl March meeting of the Bayside Wo-l men's Institute was iield on Tiles-l. day night at the hoinc oi Mrs. Gn- briel Morrison with a large attend- ance of members. Matters of a iroutine nature were discussed and

‘progress reported. A pleasing pro-I gramme of vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed and the meeting adjourned to meet next month at- tlie home of Mrs Holman Mclniyiren!

100 Yards 42inch Circular Pillow Cotton, better quality .----

250 Yards 63 inch Unbleached Sheeting, Special . . . .

250 Yards 72 inch Unbleached Sheeting, better quality . . . . . . . . 39c Yard , 200 Yards 70 inch Bleached Sheeting, Special 200 Yards 72 inch Bleached Sheeting, better quality . . . . . . . .

50 Honey Combed Bed Spreads, Special . . . . . . . . l00 Yards Linen Roller Towelling, Special . . . . . . . . l00 Yards Linen Heavy Roller Towelling, Special . . . 100 Yards 24 inch Glass Towelling, Special . . . . . . . . 100 Yards 64 inch Linen Damask, Special . . . . . . . .

20 Dozen Turkish Towels 20 x 40, Special Price . . .

A Few Specials From the Dress

Latest new Spring Shades Shot Taffeta‘. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . Special 36 inch Black Duchess Silk Bargain. See window . . . . $1.29 Yard New Spring Tweeds for Ladies’ Suits and Coats just arrived. _

New (‘loths for Misses and (‘hildreifs Spring Coats, 54k inch. Special value

Very Special Value in new plain and (‘ord Velvet, Price . . . . ’

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50 Dozen Ladies Spring Hose, all the new shades. Values to $1.75, clearing .. . . . . . ......79cPair

New range all wool Dress Serges for girls school dresses. Special 75c Yard

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All Goods Hemmed Free

One Price

T" Fverybmly THE BARGAIN CENTRE

PRWSE BllllS LTD.

52cYard 36cYard

39cYard _50cYard .. . . . . . .. $1.75 Each l5cYard ..20.cYard . . . . 28cYard .........$1.00Yard . . . . . . . . . ..69cPair

Goods Dept.

. $1.29 Yard

$l.50Yard

iich, 27 inch, 35inch. 75c to $2.00

of Cost

One Price Cash Store

--ENTEltTAINI-ID — The Ottawa Citizen says that Hon. George In-

Ausiiii Smith u-oi" l'.‘“ll \'l.'ll :1 man and Hon. Bruce Butler. oi RE. [0 l n H‘ l S U

PERSONALS .l\l'bany . —~'.\ll'. Ari lo‘ MCKW)’:

Island. were guests of Mr. A. E. ManLean. M.P.. on March 13th, to :1 ldinner in the Parliamentary Dili- iing Room. At the same place, Ml‘. John F‘. Whear. Post Ofﬂce Inspect-

or at Charlottetown. had been lhc guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ,Miic~

l)l)ll,‘.‘.lll a finc place lll‘lil' Aloanvﬂ Rollflld Mel-Willa“ D“l'“l“~\'- iind lntciids sctiiini; down in iho l‘; Vlslllng lncnds l“ Bﬂysldc- N nclii" fu|urc.-1.\|r. niid .\ii"s. i\ll'l""li Joy wcrc roccni visitors io Alir‘ "HY liu lzucslsi ol‘ .\ll‘. and \ir.~. _ llnrry Ross. -~.Vli". (‘iziiide lldivaill Rllfljltlljlglrénml‘ "TKuil tlic week ciiii in .-\lbiin_\". 3 ' Mr. Reg. Thomas \\'.l.~l ll l‘t'tf0llt v..-- _. “"7 ..='=vAc RUBBER BOOTS. - itoi" to 1‘ryiiii.——.\li‘. and wits. Mick!" Kin-(- nnil thigh li-iilztli ut Poole o’: of Summcrside. P. E. 1.. wcrc also Tllmlm-‘l “'9'” ""1"" "Mill's "lend in Arlington. ihIc lzucsts nl Miss Tl"""l'“""' I'm" ilmlglhgwll guests of Mn and Mm A_ E_ MacJ/llbziiiy. ~~-.\lr. llllll Ali's. “llllllWllJanic MCMHML N ——-— Lean iii luncheon in the rhriiiiniwTlleni-is ivvri» i-ci-ciii Ylﬂllﬁtﬁ w‘ $131‘; alpine Room on Thursdiiy- fmitlihiihoh‘ lillmmlm "m3? —Mi'. William McDolllmll. Chill‘- '° - ‘-"- 4 ‘I-l°~""' ‘lo "Hilly lllﬁlottrtouiii 0o crn 1t - '1 [ends . v inei tngiicer. is i ————- 1 cf Airs. lleury i |to see her around again soon after —-'I‘IIE HOMESTEAD oi the late her long sickness. William McArthur at Alberion rDock Road). will be sold by Public. Auction together with stock. farm implements and etc. on Tuesday.

..*EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W.| Alurdoclt l.~i (luarilian Agent mi couche, spent the wt-ck-cnd with hci" gilgfitilgwlllosgd 1:13:13" aslvegsgfingll Alphmml“ Mdmlml‘ new and renewal subscriptions I

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Easteriilhiardian I

r Sub-standard

Jacquard Turkish Towels 39c

Sure. these are “sub-standards" but the flaw will take some finding, and we recommend thein without reserve. They are 2O x 40 inches with border oi pink, blue or gold . . . . . . . . .390

-~M'.'." ' ' . . . ':- _ ' lSS Wiiinifrcd MCLPlhll Mis (By British United Press)

LONDON, March 22. — Tliirll’ yours iigo u young woman \\‘ll1.‘-l rigging up n potato piitch lost h” wedding ring. Froin time to lllll" tho patch has i-iuflereil its rolnllu" lot’ cropig but. nlwayii rcturncd l" Allis first l0\'(:——])0l;tll)0l:|. r M!

I _ - _ , ‘ca. i- JEMR‘ JOSE?" MMAULAY _"lll(l\lq\\‘itllllil!llIﬁﬂlflftgpllll lgllijm‘ (WW 'l‘hc death occurred at George- Q1141 has H0118 W110 d0 it instead. (‘illlﬂli l1l1l>“‘in (Brand Rivcr on oilicinl busincsslmw" fmyany ‘m Thursday" Mul-chdiccently‘ one of them wiis |iii"niI1.'~'

Mlﬁth. of Joseph MacAulay. one ollnvm, lmfﬂo" when he dug m, :l.l

ithcthmoslt highly respelcled citizens] ‘ ‘ '

——Mr. and Mrs. John D. McDon-lc e PM“ a u" '3' s ‘m’ illness‘ l enrnncc- ald. Plsquid. spent the WOOK-Cllill flllluflollgl‘ dcminsed had not becnlcuggllllflllllllgilflilvxllllllelio all“): curious _MRS_ THERESA Mcmms __|\Vltl’i the formers sister ylrs. Alpli-‘gémhélllfignligntitizgnnravlous ttooiilsldltumvery ma; it w“ wgﬂrilll‘, a The dyeath of Mrs. Theresa Mann“ (‘Ems Mchelhm’ Arlington’ Nllfldorcd serious. but onastllleo abovelrinl: iound its middle. lt wiis ilii-

April 3rd. The property consists of . ,_..___ . _ _ . ,.- 103 acres of choice land. 85 acres “He” of the m” MM" Mcmms- M‘ —Alll0l1IZ the Grand River visitors mentioned date. when he took thclwmlmn“ “"34"” ‘Wddlng Hm" \

quid" a high 5mg of cumvﬂuon. euned on Sunday. March 18th. 1928.1 , k s tum [qpum worrm pnmcr Kink“ was proved by tliii dale illlll 1"“

the balance having a heavy growth ﬁt glllshlllgawcigglgek Mliclios-Kﬂrgli-tlzdsgllrggwgrgls? Iiefkklnwgsyxircj ivns hurriedly called. who on seeing ials engraved then-in. of ivood and lumber. There is Bl -.- -. . ,_ ., - S H _ I ' he liiid not many mlnutcsdo live. ., ilﬂfgﬂ‘ "Ychllrdi ‘nld an ‘deal sﬂulhldnnls had been sick only about to“ grlbsuglltlyaarlilfls administered the‘ last rites of the RED POINT. At the Mlllﬂi Yllqld. A m,“ m, fox ranching The bundmgs gy- and her death was a great Cross Rivers‘ ﬁlnoman gnthopc Chum), " lug eleven members and thrcc vi I‘ ionslst of ii. large dwelline- bin-ml“ “ck l” h“ mmnl’ “m! "leYld-i There are left to mourn two bro- tors met at the homo of MP" "1 machine house. henhouse dz etulshe w” seventy ‘M’ Yell“ °f "m" d“, m", “r, "yrm, Tlnm, there. Ferdinand niid William iit l)('l‘t Garrett. The DPOIPBY" 7"“ We want to tell you how much we This property is sgguagsd with“, will"! h“ "led “ll h" m‘: l" 9'5"“ m ‘ , n ,T ‘l’ 11,. , .11 |homc. of the meetlult consisted of 00ml‘ ﬂpprecmm yo“ mm of Alberto“. and any one deshu-Rlver. She was of a. quiet. retiringl“ Iii. HINT}; lll t. (rlliﬂl ll. n so ms tuner“, whm, w“ held on inns liecltalions and Music. Sill‘.- You have l1l\\'.'K_'/.; been good cltiz- m“ a ﬁrs; elm property m" be m disposition. and was seldom seen! ° ‘"“l lfmlplml‘ "l ‘m‘""£" l ." Sunday. March 18th. at 2 p. m.. wasplleii, wore pprciiasedlor the Rﬂllolll" Cm, Nady “m, wlmng m hem m your advantage wsec and make h“ quirky,- hc; home gxcept when m- on Tuesday moiiiliil: ltlp loillllilil- largely summed‘ The m" boners ______‘_‘éi_ aiivthms periainins w our seed orqiiiry. See iiiind bills. A. A. mim- “mlml? Chllmh- ""1 "- l5 l" l"='-'°"' A""""‘- "" _wcrc: ndriisr Parker, n. s. uni-um G. H. Parker, Dan McKinnon, Ml-

chacl Keenan. Philip Morrison.

, heme that she will be most sorely 1 hay‘ allctlonm" l ' W. E. Manson returned May his soul rest in peace.

L081’! on theprevlous clay. The Cit- lizcn also notes that Ml‘. and Mrs. M. F‘. Schurman and son. Harold,

nld hardened potato which liriil ll

‘. -—-w' . v I I ~ v _ _ PRESENTATION liness and affection conveyed to Annlmqq AND ii them in the address. Needless to ~ t say the wants of the nner man gAerlily glteishnllnchzl/Ilgmgf wlllili-slllelllitl were well supplied by the very eﬂlc- ~ m I-‘omm; I Burden; pauyjgutg lent ladies present who are aflegts ‘ 1 ' ' l t. h a n er when a number o‘ the" “ﬁnds ‘in? g; glllldnllililgyllallxli pleaseaila? spent. ‘° "l" Ccullfry “l; “"39- ncwhbors m“ m spa-m! n [cw soc a |Mrs Cliirnctt Campbell presiding at Y” m": me“ “Specllllly kind w “Gum thepinno Alter singing for theyH-e m" Ymlllg mil“ “Wm-Y” “my w The lzniherlni! W15 Milli"! w °rdcr a M“, couple and wishing Mt cpcn your house fur their pleasurcJ v by w‘ Jlmes amllfflwhfe...“fffz and Mtg. Burdctt and family health w" "'4" gmd w we mm’ Mrs‘ Bur-llrlcllilﬂ oi’ Mes. S. Walsh nrc vPlY. Jliﬂlilﬁl ﬂ YEW IIPDWP ll 9 -i l napping“ and prosperlw the PM“, ntll. also little Freda have recover-mom. m "m", n; hm. recon; “My. I'M! Bllilﬂil "l" "We" 7°’ w" “l d‘, ersed w ma“. home, each one rd frczn their recent illness and we may were anthers? plellertiadlllif‘: déilfmmg n one o, m, "505, pleasylvlsll ihem hiid all of you heiiiiii hiid 55M“ “den Gave" " V’ w ' iant evenings of the season. h“l’pm°“$' ' ﬂlllnpanying address.

If you would Bilih friends 9°“ must be one.

To clean light colored felt g3: ,riih with ﬂne sandpapﬁl’ and " Aiigiitiy with B white pawl!"-

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PERSONALS k ..‘"Mr. E. J. l-lodgson Moi-riser.

l lteachel‘ Queen Square School Char- nttiiiruiid marbles '

lottetown, spent the week end in “m, H. J.

'- Georgetown. the guest-of‘ his per- 0 M0211‘ Oﬂloo

33554434, mlsed. She was a devout memberl —Ml‘- » of the Catholic Church. and during llibzme :0 31111111107516» lﬂﬁl» Batllrdﬂy, __ _ _ her last illness she was visited by h ht r0111 London. England. where ALBANV NOTES Th‘ nmny her Pastor. who admhiisiered to her he.- attended the fur sales of the‘ the last consoling rites of Holy Mo- Hudson Bay Company. Frcdk. lluth’ nous and hope io nee hcr llrﬂlllllhalggr ghgépdgatgﬁﬁtgugglllglcg“(ﬁts: ‘u Co" and ummons‘ l nn.1iii1"l1<1'i11-'"M“- "ll" “F”, ‘lfwilllver. was lareely attended. Rea-i —Sennmi- and ' MIN. _ ﬁ I P I n m man owati were rccen. vii ois mam ma“ Mm was celebrated “HM m H _ ti, C

f... m. Stanley Tiiyioi- on hiihhit of Fvllogliﬁ l1» naaidréfl-iraolt and mkelffff, 5%“ wglch "50: tr All1a1ly.—--Tll9 many frlﬁndll no, l“ ' ‘"' ' “W!!! Pﬁiilll- 9'59"“ M“ “"5 xglryflm m’ are held by us. and every timifyou ' Burdett with a beautiful Cole- De“- Frmnds.’ use’ it may you have a pleasant ie- l mpmm are m"), m _

"m" lamp. mmgl lilli digi- Wc. your neighbors niid friends mlﬂdcr o’ the ‘lnuuch’. here m‘ ill-hm. illilllillyvir and Mrs Willard gzfl-dhefeasetllisir-legomaliy ylllldrs-a onrlmkln“ ma“. “an” l" ‘he "am" "l '

" )5" 5541mm; mum“ ma“ a", gathered wmgm as we have on night. ' Tﬁﬁgu" "h; ‘mm rho" ‘mm on Jéseiphega home “gm-g! ‘éevcrtdxlsﬁrlven by tlio wives or llllltl Lllim-nl‘ ..'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MahDon- forthe beau- ilmcc. before. w spend a Jolly time 3203814111" 0f YOU!‘ M01105 "pron"; or “ﬁr: wninéa ﬁntalnw and dlunmﬂsh‘ me Ummd BwteaMGrnbﬂfﬂ of ‘Pnrllnmciil. Montreal aid. Panmurc Island. recently visit- M m“! '1'“ n y“ g ‘PM; 0g grldmi- with you. 1 ii l heauhﬂdmr“ T_ H‘; Sign“ “m, n" u" “mauﬂ V “Star. cd Georgetown. A

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