Easter brings a study in brimsl

Visit the hat shop and see for yourself what Paris .

and New York suggest for your Easter wear.

illustration hints at some of the wide range of

styles we've prepared for you.

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“A. Rose for you With “every ‘Cash purchase of Kid Gloves $2. pr. and up

I BEAUTIFUL Hothouse rose will he given SAT- URDAY only, to every purchaser of ladies’ KID

onovas at $2.00 and- up.

i 1 ‘slams... ln "arm Vicinity

$1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $4.95

The charming new French Gloves are in all the l" llﬂlllllll‘ designs, ready for Easter choosing at

$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 A

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0f all the fashions for Spring the the most photo-

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graphed, the most interesting is

The Suit

So chie,_ from the man tailored Hymn front right through to the simplest

“little girl” reefer type.

Braid bound, with sharply curved like the illustration

are extremely popular. Many will like the cape suits with mess jacket and

waist lines

pleated skirt.

Choose your suit from a masterly includes

M $29.50

authoritative selection that all that's new.

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M o r o c c o, Calf, Suede and new- est of all, rich soft

$2.05 $3.50 $4.95

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“Suits for Easter”

h Patrols and their Corners. the inspection he addressed Troop and expressed his desire to F

see all the 8th Charlottetown lhe Jamboree and Provincial

Camp.

We'll be there! We appreciate Mr. Warren's visit very much and about all. we can say is “Thank

u. yells was very pleased with our Patrol "Boards" and. as a sort of "get-together" or “know-the-other- Troop" idea. we invite all or, a in the city (or elsewhere

or the whole Troop. and visit while we are having our meeting. So come along, fellows, won't you. and have a cup of by"? you

bring the tea).

Time? 0.00 till ‘Ll pm. on Pri- de evenings.

glaze? Holy Redeemer Hall, ‘Up- per %u.rs1en 8t. ,

0n daylastwabsldaninvea- titure cerenmay at which m. Drisooll invest Ihrl Harding and

Ilach day plans are aolng ahead for our ceremony in connection with the openinﬂ of “Ci-mil 311011- Inviwtions have been ex-

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routine. evening camo- , etc. Motion giotures in natural colors will be n of this event and this in itself should be an attrac- tion for each Scout to attend the Janlborae. livery Scout present has the rtunity oi appearing in the . This will be shown in the different districts in our Prov- ince where Soouting is established and elsewhere. Thecampwillallbe under a. central headquarters and will be divided into sub camlle which will have their own camp headquarters

style we have it.

u. Trend for Easter a Definitely

SUITS

We offer a grand collection at

$109.95 T5 $26.95?

that’s the slogan among fashion- minded women who are style conscious; and we're ready with the largest and most brilliant collection that it has ever been our pleasure to offer. i

Tailored Suits-Softly Feminine Suits- Two & Three Piece Suits

312171212 FROCKS

for value-informed women

$5.95 n. $12.95

New colors including pastels and stunning combine; a The favorite materials

med Pound tions! Everything that is new and different mfgnwudliy agwr. mgzndns: {halt as sglart an; fflfattterilkg! h w P _ m, t mee 11 ° nc u e repes, a e as, as a eaves rln e c. yggggfem" °°m° “'1 ”° m‘ m. in sizes 14 to 20 and as to 44. ’ ' raovnwlal. Jamnoaun AND novm M00’!

NEW HATS

To $7.95

i Chic! Glamorous! Enthralling! A gorgeous galaxy of charming hats at prices that will thrill you

l Hundreds of styles to please every woman! New Straws, Braids, Fells and Combina- tions in every wanted shade.

Sailorsi Boleros! Pie Plates! Pill-Boxes! Name your ' 7

PRO WSEM BR 0. L TD.

The remainder was spent in discussinl the Jam- boree and Provincial Scout Camp. The boys who were present at this meeting showed their interest in our summer camps.

Provincial Boy Scout Camp The Provincial Boy Scout Camp

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The sub camp consisting of Rov- er Scouts and. Rover Sea Scouts will be under Mr. K. M. Martin. The Rover lectures. etc" will be lad by Mr. Wm. Currier from Do- minion headquarters.

Mr. John A. Stiles, Chief Execu- tive Commissioner for Canada will be present at our Jsanboree as well will follow at the conclusion of the as other oﬂicials from Ottawa. Provincial Jamboree and Rover Apparently we are assured of a Moot. We expect to have our successful Jamboree and Moot camp this summer a bigger and starting on Dominion Day. July better one than ever. Scouts who 1st, and concluding on July "are anxious to remain after the

-—-- J ee may resin and. CHTOWN CUB PACK Provincial Scout Camp by ‘Paﬁng sis ol rs. le

e re ation fee of four The Pack is ahowins favourable The gimp, this year will be under progress and an increase in the Mr. .

arren as Camp Ch f. membership of five _New Chum!- The remainder oi the staff will be The regular weekly ‘meetings are

the same as that constituting cen- held on Monday eveninse with l- tral headquarters for the Jambo- very good attendance and much

ree. interest is shown by the boys in their activities.

Till! SCOUTMASTIB By Edgar A. Guest.

There isn't any nay 1m‘ you. You serve without reward, '

ind. CITTOWN SCOUT TROOP;

This Troop will endeavor to have! some outdoor activities duri the Easter holiday season pro ding the weather permits. There will be

,1 no meeting on Good Friday but it

Th‘ “Moll” “m” t“ n “m” is libel um a. special meeting will

But little could afford. be a ed w mllalrrﬂnsamanh

AM y“ you, my L, “m” g" for Scoutins activities during the Than those who toil or I014- “"45"-

For in a. dozen diiiarsnt wan, Your service shall ‘be told.

You'll read it in the faces o! Tr of o

MARITIME GILWILL CAM?

commencing July 12th the Mar- itime Oilﬁll OIIIID will be held It OHM) Bildlllli

tionai mi! This camp from New n‘ , Prince - oootls. we " all ' this wens lie‘ of add- iM this elm-so to their leadership and us‘ thelir the m of 5:35

for this summer's o! the follow-

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lllﬂwllll- EVQIY leader should en- deavor to have their unit prepared for this event. .

BCOUTIIUS CLUB CONCERT

On May 12th the Charlottetown Senator's Club will present a high- class concert in Prince of Wales College Auditorium. This is to be under the distinguished patronage of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor George D. DeBlois. The concert will be under the capable direction of Mrs. Roper, and the program will consist oi several solos, male octet. dancing, mono- logue. a one-act play, and a num- ber of other items will appear on the program. Miss Hornbys or- chestra will be in attendance. The price of admission is to be fifty cents and tickets will be on sale shortly. We auaranteo value for your money and will appreciate your sulmort.

st. John's Ambulance Course

Dr. Jack Blake has’ again ex-,

pressed his willinaneas to conduct another course in 5t. John ambu- lance work. Classes will commence shortly after Easier, and all Boout, Cub. or Rover leaders are given the opportunity oi attending these clones. Further idol-motion con- earning this may be obtained Scout headquarters. This course will enable all leaders who have not previously taken a course in this work to qualify for a. certifi- cate and those who have already received awards may qualify lol- an award of higher merit.

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This lhilfs Com have start- ed to prepare the: ipe for the summer activities. rel days ago the! starlsd .it and 0mm to have it moo trim loos; ﬁrncslamu l...

the Rovers had instruction g Charting under the leadership Mr. Georle Collin. ‘this sot-air;

'42‘. lu"""°ul.ulvﬁ"u Ellﬁwﬁ .3 in attendance. ‘nib was a meeting and a attendance

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gicctures made in connection with work un

of ventures. "Bhips” ad occasion to meet with the Bea Scout Commie sioner andsthus became connected with the Sea. Scout Troop around . A

ship '_"I'hQ Diseovery"wlllcll is now

1H i116 lﬂn 0i’ Sea Scouts in Ilnglan and is now used by them

as a training ship. This ictule vividly Dortrays Sea. Scouting at

highest peak and also holds much thrilling adventure for thea- tre goers.

“Thursday evening the regular

meeting 0i’ the Charlotte- town Bcouteﬂa Club was held with a favourable att ‘a number oi disc oonoornin matters of impo to a n r o! the different lead- era. This meeting was enjoyed g3"? and all present will say

outing. and thoroughly shows the A dim ertsken y Sea. Scouts

earned something new connection wi awn sawmill: ma meeting. ““' "'

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Thhe Jaérlboree with tmgisivceixilit "a1 k 1'00 5y‘ Gun - I n» _.J headquarters stat! will consist of n n 1 J “‘&‘°“°'4.“r.l w Warren nnlﬁn- ' m, mgnbera r‘ 8m? - ~ - oommerc film n - the for w?» Assistant Camp Chick-ILA. nl-is- boys received instruction in the :ble only hii-ough ingtlgil ‘gnu. at the meeting and the keen inter- coll. " m“ llllw . Union Jwk. Bwllt ‘The annual Scout Church Par- tileatres. est they had taken in Ad Edu- Casm Quarter MMW-43OY4DB ~ 9 - T1145 "W! W“ ado will be held on May 32nd. How A number of our Bcoulors are Oontinuinii hi! 1mm“ l" mes, 40M in l- eompetitive nlarlner about ever Scout in Charlotte- looking forward to the appearance ill-telly view ’ the activities of 1i assistant Quartermaster-Gordon which ‘zpparentlly aroused the ln- town in fu uniform? Remember, of this picture on our local screen ollub during the past six months Dough-s. W“ u" l”?!- M m it is up, to each individual scout in the near future. This iilm is and thenoallled on n. Dalton who chm “nlifl"°"' e even!“ c“- "4 34W" i0 mil-kc I ﬂood one oi the .most extensive motion reed a r that dealt um

‘a vote of thanks was im- delled . and Mm. Murphy Ior H181: hospitality.

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