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arrived, excellent values, at Brace's.

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_ And once again it was the "little , daily dose" of Kruschcn that con- -quered it.. ln fact, it made this 'sufferer “feel ever so well.f' ` “ I have been taking Kruschen Salts ibemuae of having pains in the buck, lhead and joints; pains all over me. rl fclt tired going to bed. tired getting up. I was in a very had way. I was Ilnid up for over a month, and the elm-mr who attended me said I was suffering from acute rheiuiiatium. and advised me to take Knisclien Salts. yin is than 8 months I fdt ever so `well. I cau't thank you enough for

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pound bag Robin Hood Flour whll they last. 1756-3-29-ttf-8

hoops, twine, etc. sold st Bracc'|.

--FREE-Get your "Ideal" glass

mixing bowl free with ninety-eight

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We have yust opened up the largest and most complete range

1 _ _ . _ . . » . _ in

of striking new designs in Floor Coverings, Curtains and H°m°_ FU"“I\I\I"I3 Bild W9 f°_°I ¢lU|f° SUN YOU will decide that

-ROUGH GALVANIZED trap

nails, galvanized boat nails, trap

Draperies that has been shown in this City for many years.

" EW |932 ME F URNISHI GS

We invite you to come and inspect the Newest and Best '

there is no other retail or mail order store that will bring such

beauty and luxury to your home at such a small cost.

Congoleum Rugs! I C . . i -

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Ilirusdicn Sails."-G. 0.

._. . The principle is this: Kruschien ='.‘ Salts drive from your body the uric acid crystals which cause your pain. _ :Your palm ease; knotted joints "_ beacon loose. Afterwards the “little

daily dose" of Knischen so stimu- lates the liver and kidneys that your inside is kept clean. Misvhievous uric arid does -not get the chance to nccumulatn. _ .-

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Kruschi? free’ at our emma:

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{i ` somewhat more of certainty than

F he who devotes himself to chari- _ _ ties.

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-I C. M. Lampson G! C0. I i.mrri:i1.

H Queen Street

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. Public Auction Sales

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pp|.n¢§t1ags,wili be furnish- ed

efwlthout ciisrge'hy','app|ying W

as well attended.

-GASOLINE, motor oil, No. 0

Columbia batteries, sold at Brace's.

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

.JFREE-Get your "Ideal" glass

mixing bowl free with ninety-eight pound bag Robin Hood Flour while they last. 1755-3-29-ttf-31

..°AFTERNO0N TEA at Presby-

terian Mansc, Montague, March 31s , . . _ s. 1 . - - -

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t from 3 to 6 Auspices, W M Ever; body welcome 1742 3 29 ii

OPE RIVER AND VICINITY

Mr. Ronald McLellan of St. n's visited Hope River recently.

The Misses Mildred Harrington,

Marg-a.ret Gallant and Clara Dan- idson. visited centre Road recently guests of Mrs. Hannah McEwen.

The many friends of Mrs. Max

Ferguson of Cavendish regret to hear of her present illness and hope for an early recovery.

The concert in Stanley Bridge all on Monday evening, present-

by the Graham Road players

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9x12f

Felt

Prices : . __

2 yards wide

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»."~" ill. T.\"* S3 .f ,<‘;<. ti; fr; var ,er w, "r;=,

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` See ihc Bright New Designs in Gold Seal Con-

goleiim Rugs at the following low prices:

6x9ft.........$5.50 7!/zX9ft.......$7.25 9X9ft-.........$S.75 < 9x 10V; ft. ... $10.00

1. $11.50

ol Rugs !

I klttraciive Pziiicrns :it the following Special

oxofi. $3.75 7'/Z x9f1. $4.75 sxoft. $5.75 9x10'/2 ft. $6-65

9x12 $7.65

Gold Seal

Congo leum!

.. $1.25 per running yd.

3 yards wide ._ .. .. . . . . .. $2.10 pci' running yd

Good Quality Moulded

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attractive price should

‘ Ziyurds wide

4yards wide

Printed Linoleum!

Heavy Marble Tile Inlaid . . . .. ... . . $1.65 sq- yd.

inlaid L'

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Heavy Quality Printed Linoleum that will give Many Years of Hard Wear. The following

2 yards wide . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.60 per running yd.

Every Color in these Beautiful Designs goes `/ through to the back. There is nothing better for

your Kitchen, Pantry, Hall, or Dining -Room.

inlaid $1.25 sq. ya.

inoleum !

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interest you.

. . . $2.70 per running yd. . . . $3.60 per running yd.

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Floor Oilclothi

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1 yd. wide 50c _ 1'/4 yds.wid¢ 65° 2 yards wide sioo zy, yin. wine 51,25

- IV; yds wide

SPECIALS !

Feltol Mats 27”x 54 inches 59c Feltol Mats, 18"’x36 inches 25c

Rexoleum Mats 18” x 36 inches . . 15c

Rubber Mats, 18”x 30 inches 69c

Wilton Stair Carpet, _27 in.

Axminster Stair Carpet, 22 Liquid Veneer, pei' bottle .

6 only best quality Wilton Rugs at 25% Discount Rubber Stair Pads size 6 x 18 in. _ .. 5c each

Cottage Curtains i_n

Green

.......75c

wide. . . $3.25 per yd.

in. wide $1.95 pei' yd.

l9c

Blue, Gold or 75c per set-

* Wilton and Axminster °

io.-B,.'1'. Holman. Lld.,‘ Sum- mersfdc,’P_ E. I.

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Slwlthlns. Flooring Finish, GMM! Mwldlnrs, sic. Au

AIaoD0llALD -RUWE

Cn Alfred Fl‘2Sel', IDC. ulations upon the arrival on Mar.

212 Fifth Avenue 17,

New York, N. Y.

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ley

' was among those visiting in Hope

River during the wcck.

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( Direct From B. C. I glcst of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-

llrst quality clear. D

LOWEST PRICES. field recently, guests of Mrs. M.

Lambe. _

WOODWOBKING C0.. LTD. da

Phone 341 Charlottetown ` Fleming. who has been confined to

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vwvo-Q-1 44.5.,

sc\'c1'e attack of tonsilitis is 011 the road to rc<:o\'cr_v.

Mr. and Mrs. Cranford McKay, mpbellton are receiving congrat-

of a lonely littlc bnby girl.

Mrs. James B. Rced and child-

who have been indisposed are

ported as doing niccly.

We regret to report the illness Mrs. Norman Nicholson of Stau- Bridge.

Mr. Earle Simpson of Mayfield,

Mr. Edgar (Jack) Dolron, was visitor to Si. A1m's rcccnlly,

HC.

Messrs, Dziinlcri McGulgan and 'Arcy Firming, visited Spring-

Little Betty Fleming. young ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald

r bod for thc past. wool: with it

._ Carpet Mzinufaci I I

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urcrs in Canziila. -

Rugs and Staircarpets !

We wish to Annouiici: to those who have been waiting for a sale of high griidc Carpets that this is your Opportunity to lake Advantage of the grcnicst Carpet Vziliics cvcr ollcrcd in such a Large Variety of Designs and Colorings. We invitc you to come in and inspect the choice 'of the best

Axminister Rugs !

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2x2§'}ya1'ds.................$l1.00t0$13.50 3x3 yards.................Sl9.00to$32.00

x3 yards.................$25-50to$42.00 x3'/1 yards ................$29.65 to $45.00 x4 ' yards $33.75to $50.00

Wilton Rugs !

l'§ x Zlé yds. 20.00 to 27.00 T?.'| x 3 yds. 31.00 to 50.00

3 yds. 42.50 to 85.00

5 yds. 47.50 to 100.00

yds. 54.50 lo 120.00

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6'” Stair Carpets l

'~ “.;_a_,.`:~- /ffyifl Stair Carpets are in Siyle again,

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and it is the opinion of ma_ny of

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Artistic Curtains and

_ Charming Draperies!

' ' th 'Old W 0 t Curtains and Replace

I i`l\?i\l?vllllf 13?; ll)nIi;"f'iflo(il\"iiuroT;rge Asgbiltmgnt at a Moderate cost.

Our new Colorful _Draperies will add Beauty to yo;i}il' Home- The f0lI0W' ing prices will be interesting to you when 3'0" SW em ~

' Lovely I/Vindow

I made easy `

. -simple windows

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Swiss Curtains. $1.75 per pair to $7-'"0 Nottingham Lace Curtains $1.80 D" pair to . . . . .._ 54.50 Fancy Voile Ruffled $1.50 per pair to $3.00 Plain Voile Ruffled Curtains $1.10 PCI’ pair to . . . . . ... $2-25 Sorlm Curtains 75c per psli' to $1.50 Silk Overdrape Ma.- terlal 50 inches wide $1.00 lo $1.75 per yd- , Tapestry Furniture Coverint 50 in. wide 51.25 io $4.00 per yi Kirsh Curtain Rods to fit any window. Single Rod 25c and 35c. Double ltod 50° and 70°

` the Leading Home Furnishers

' that there will be a big demand

for this class of Carpet this year.

I If you want to hc in style cover

your stairs now with one of our

.Curtain llocls

Curtaining by the Yard!

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White Mnrquesetie with Rose, Bluc, Green, :ind Mauve, Yellow Spot.

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EYES TESTED

AND

GLASSES FITT

E. W. TAYLOR J. B. TAYLOR Optometrists 142 Richmond Street

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Stewart &

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HER. CITORS, ETC.

Street

Ie LOAN

-_MT BELL & MATHIESON

‘Lowther r' '

March:

David Axworthy.

son; 2, Lcitha Horne; 3, Gladys MacQuarrle.

Katherine MacPherson; 3, Vera Ma- th (e

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more.

2.

VYHE i\'I'l.l~`.Y SCHOOL

Honor roll for February and

Grade IX-i. Rosamonrl Nei!l; 2,

Grade VIII-1, Johnnie Mathc-

Grade V-1, Doris MacLure; 2,

eson and Gordon Matheson, quail. Grade IV (Sm-1, Preston Neill; Daniel MacPherson; 3, Jack Cud-

Grade IV fJr.l-Verna Cudmorc; Hilda MncQu:1r1'lc; 3, Alma. Carr. Grade III-1, John Carr.

Grade II-1, Eriicst Axworthy.

‘ MARK R. McCiUIGAN

B. B. Bell D. L. Msthleson, LL.D. _ Bai-miters is Solicitors

Money to Loan Charlottetown and Montague

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B. A. BABRISTER. soi.ici'roR. arc. MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Blocli. Charlottetown, P.E.I. --_-__M_____

_'MCLEOD & BENTLEY J..i.ni:N'ri.av

Grade I-1, Isabel Cudmorc; 2,

Donnie Axworthy; 3, Cora Axwor- thy.

Perfect attendance for February:

-Johnnie Matheson, Doris MacLure and Isabel Cudmore.

Perfect attendance for March -

Johnnie Matheson, Katherine Mac- Pherson, Danicl MacPherson, Ver- na Cudmore and Isabel Cudmore.

Annie Bruce-Teacher.

` Office: 180 Richmond Street

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,_ liven the very best attention. -‘|75-2-6-lnionth.

ID. EDGAR SHAW i<.`

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flee .L

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. <larrlster and Attorney-at-Law

MONEY T0 LOAN

.l.li. Macdonald, l(.0.

. BARBISTER, SOLICITOR, Gro.

‘ ,Riley Building

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Honey to Loan and Collections

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I' Low Offices - Prowle Block. H7 Grafton Street, Charlottetown. _ wun me saute. scenes.

- Collector of Bills (Special Dept.) SAF! protection for all documents. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

ll; F. llaePliEE, B.A.

nAnsisTBl;,__soi.icrron No'rAnY,‘ ce.,

House expressed confidence the

House Turns Down

Proposed Beer Tax

W N, D. C. March 28

-An unbridled House of Repre- sentatives yesterday bnished aside a beer tax proposal but approved s one-cent a gallon levy on im- ported oil as part of the New Unlt- ed States revenue bill.

More by chance than direction,

it sustained the ways and means 'coma-lines ici- cnc tim time on the bill It downed the legalized Beer Amendment I8 to 132 and ac- cepted the oil import tax, 190 to 97. Both votes were by tellers.

As the committee set about

finding new sources of revenue to replace the rejected sales ts.x,` President Hoover at the White

NIS! Blllll-IDI. Chirlottelown. 570-2-B-1 UXODLIL ~

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Democrats and Republicans on

Hearth

Wilton Hearth Rugs . Axminster Rugs

| Reversible Jute Rugs

1 Tapestry Rugs $1.710 io $2.00

Reversible Wool Rus; . .. Sl-00 to $0.00

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Rugs !

. . , _ , $Ii..'10 io $75.00 . $3.00 i0 $0.00

$l.i.1 io -,-_....1

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stair ciirpcis, which are priced to suit any purse.

TnpcsIry.Sia1ir Carpet

$1.20 pci' yard io _ . . . . . . . ... $1.65

Axniinsicr Stair Carpet

$1-95 per _vnrd to . . . . .._ $3.00

Wilton Stair Carpet

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Home Furnishing Leaders _

36 inch Heavy Chintz, assorted colors ... . .. . . . . . . . . . 22c and 25c Yard White Spotted Muslin Coloured Dots .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30c_to 40c

- White Marquesette, 36 inches wide . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Price 15c

Scrim Curtaining Frilled with Green, Gold, Rosc Dots. Price 180 yd-

Heavy Cretonnc, 48 in. wide 65c yarg 36 in. Hcavy Cretonnc, assorted colours . .. . . . . . . _ .. _ 35c yard 36 inch Cliintz, assorted colors . . .. . . 22c and 25c .Var

$3.25 pcr ynrd io . . . .. . . . .

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Capitol Hill coud get together on a bill to balance the 1933 budget. He added, however, unless this is done the depression would con- tinue indefinitely.

The President ln a fomiai state-

ment described a balanced budget as “the very keystone of recov- ery," and said increased revenues were necessary to accomplish it.

*It must be done," he insist-

ed. "Without it the several mea- sures for restoration of public con- fidence and reconstruction which we already have undertaken will be incomplete and the depression prolonged indefinitely.”

He appcalcd for the people and

their organizations to support and not obstruct Congress in efforts to reduce expenditures and in- creased taxes. Senator William Borah today called for a deep slash in expenditures as a means of making up for revenue that would have come from the sales tax.

Discovering today that the ac-

tion of the bl-partisan forces in striking out the sales tax yester- day had thrown the section on proposed excise taxes into confus-

ion, the House turned to acting

W # out so separate votes on beer, oil

imports, wort, grape concentrates, malt and lubricating oil could be

taken.

Crisp proposed an amendment

that allowed Representative Cul- lcn, Democrat, New York, to sub- mit a proposal for a three cent a i pint tax on beer of 2.75 per cent alcoholic content, estimated to re- tum s35o,ooo.ooo in revenue. (

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inese Welcome eague Delegates

By James P. Howe, Associated Press Staff Writer)

NA.N'KTlIN`G. China, March 20- A.P.)-Chlna’s Capital tumed out

this Easter breathed s sigh of re lief with the commission's arrival. Preparations to strengthen the Capitals defenses. which had been going on for two months, slackened. Thousands of coolies who had been orking on sandbag bsrricades.

ons with nag-waving c1v1iii1u.‘

cd five miles of streets to greet'

Evils:.The greatest evils,are

from within us, and, from oursel- be ves also we must look for our first time since the Japanese at-

Chaimian Crisp to straighten ng

T’ ' 7 W; l

today in holiday fashion to welcome

the League of Nations’ commission L sent to enquire into the dispute B]

tween China and Japan. For the Bhmghu by sham",

greater good.-Jeremy Taylor. 'tacked tha Chapel native section of , U

W

tton of Great Britain and Count

rich Schnee, the German member, arrived in the afternoon by lUi°' mobile from Hangchow. The visitors received an enthusiastic welcome from n. large party of hlBh ChI"”° government officials, includlns U’ Wen-Kan, Foreign Minister- A Chinese brass bend, PIIYIHI

sprightly airs, welcomed Lord Lil'

Shanghai two months ago, Nanking leml Cl°Ud¢l. the French; and Heirl-

w Bl

, nm of the delegm°n_L°l_d 1 ton’s party, while four Japanese de-

ycrs lying on marins drew’

“|81 Aldrovandi Maresoctti of It- Y-who arrived this moming from

BRINGING UP FATHER

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an

General Frank R. McCoy, the nited States Commissioner; Gen-

strc ship in the commission's h0l\°l'-

éelf: The more any 011° 599°”

of himself, the less he likes to hw'

another talked of.

,jy George s_.1\.s__....

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