THURSDAY. __

From 3 E0 5.30 P. M. And Continues Friday ﬁ- Saturday

Also on display you will see Ladies New Goats, Suits, Dresses, Gloves, Hosiery, etc. Don't fail to see these new styles for spring at popular prices.

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Paris Smiles For Soldiers C011ung~G

' (H1905 idiom: the walls, u. 1.x.»- bcrn thrown up en- ll iioorspnce about 100 iect

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Mr. Floyd Macliinnon’: many‘ friends are pleased to see him out ugain, alter being conﬁned to his home with l. Severe eolcl.

Mr Thontus Doyle o! R. O. A. in. Charlottetown was a business usitor to Montague on Tuesday.

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Mr. William MacKa of Murray, 7 Harbour North, spen the week- jam“ end at the home o! Mr. and Mrs.

Cassius Clay.

Adjutant Mercer oi St. John. N. ,

'. was a buszness visitor to Mont- ,

ugue recently in the interest oi‘ the Salvation Army War Cam-

puign , BRUDENEIL SCHOOL

i ‘l Honor Roll for Brudenell School lfor the month 0t January and

February: ‘. Grade X 1. Catherine Robert- ‘Fog-rude IX-l. Athol Dewar, 2. ; Kenneth MacLaren.

Grade VIIL-l. Doris Nicholson

land Olive Shaw equal; 2. Mac 80mins, THUR, 14m. . " 1 . "'*i.'“"——.—i"_ 1N‘cc:.l;§<15:nvrr_1. Louise cnuu; 2. “°""‘GUE' “T- 16"‘-

Joan McIntyre; 3. Lena Stewart. Grade VI —l. Jennie Mac-Lawn. Inez Shaw.

Grade IV~L Marearet Dewar‘. ,2. Abner Dewar; 3. Charles Dewar null Phyllis MacLaren equal. Grnde II —l. Charles Fraser ‘llld Shirley Bears equal; 2. Annie ‘ Mae Stewart.

Highs-st attendance. Charlie De- ,war and Jennie MacLaren. 'l‘eucher, Garnet Maclntyre. “W5 and ;,-;,_.nds_

‘ CURUNG Mr. Claude Hog-an wu a recent ' business visitor to Sumzrnerside.

March 11, 6.45 ____ Mr. O. L. Coonan hu rvturn-

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w- Ilsie 005m... has 1m m Oxford, N. S., where she intends spending a low days visiting rela-

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Monday night, P. M. Red Rose Tea and Coffee

‘ ed n m eh t b A D V A N C E S H OWING l m 6"" l" “(fr-Mina m” w Lei nd Nelson Emery Poole M- _~ T- l D“: P°W°¢ D3“ “Tﬂcnonwd wccllcsesnrlinigleeéiigrﬂfdlydltgvlfgfnt till: ....r... lam uzrraassss: or my l ggioice Maallcun Fllescb 9 Draught. ‘ , All.“ lilamvila Bernard has re- ZY"! "M" ‘Whckh, turned to her home here, altar 1r .3‘, ‘Emf-‘TY P0019 Allan N“! 1° 5°“ spendmz some time, with relatives ll i Eric Mlllgéllllgloﬂ Dr and friends in lhsion, Mass. l . . . - - X? lMilton II/iéolliah Russell MacDonald M,“ Knmlem MacDonald has‘ ---‘°r--- 5°09“ - reutrnfrd hcpme agar speindixigh the DB5 cw nys v ting n ar- Bruoe m. ‘Efrexa Poole lowemwn‘ l - . . i \ , _*€ E A s T E R JOhn ‘ Miss Jenn Hemphill ha; 1-9. J‘ MacGregot Fred Ak-pznyn, .uri:<\r_i to Chatriottetown after . Ogcgr Scorcwg Spﬂfiding sunclny at her home here. Takes Place at Our Sioru I ° ‘ M M. - , ss Eva Arsenault was 5 recent ‘rnunspar AFTERNOON i r 1 ‘ ‘° Slnulr Miss Frances McInnis has gone

l - ' to Summcrside, where ‘he i t ds

g spending some time, b n on

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‘ Her Wr1t111gl...h'.£....i. ‘en-its: -—-~ town.

i OTTAWA, March l3—(OP)--Ls\cly 'l".\e<-d.\niuir. non to return to hcr home u; Eisti , Eng., 1s arrang- ing for the p mini; of a volume w l will cor nu m0 e than 100 r we ws made by Lord Tweedsmuzi"

Miss Emily Iinndrahun has re- lirnerl lo Si. John. N, B,_ p0 r9- sumo lwre nhlzics, after spending a short holiday at lwr home here.

during the years he was Goverhor- Miss Dorothy Cosinin was a,

Tzhrul of Calnada. d Her busipcss \‘1sil0i' to Aiberton re- cse SPGOCIQS were ma e :1 cen y, ‘ui nrrrr "alien. Tire volume __

,1ike.y will be [Jriutcd late 1n the your My“ Ffﬂnppg Afgn-jcc-py has re_

miter Lord iwvecdsinuizs memoirs llirnﬂd 110.1110 after spending the

‘hay? bcenjiubltisiilcd.’ H lmmoirs gm. {cw nrmtfns in Aionircal, P.

r uoica ion o 10 * .

an‘: tﬁpegches. Lord Twoedsmuirfs

last, novel, based on some of‘ his "Mr. ‘I’. P B!‘\1>*1‘([ “~35 a mm“;

iexpcrlenccs in Canada and written Yihilf)!’ i0 511mm idc.

around the fictional PhilYﬂClPi‘, Si!‘ _ _

Edward Ixeithen. wiil be printed. Mr, on. Alborton, It is understood here that Li1(l’_\"\\'.1;§ u - to Tgmlish

Twecdsmuir will devote much oiwou Sntu ‘

her time at Eisiileld to w riiin:.al~

4 ' . llilhlis. "d n viumber,’ 1e has return- o! boo s. . 1e oi i sm for ch iron. -¢~_ npn- spend. One or ivsr bmi. known ww r.“\v\i';\‘? iihs with rela<

Boston, Mass. ‘n that Mrs.

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"The Src-rti of Vfalcr." do. Ho drprrsuwl rmnin!

Wales. She lived in the arms to gzathvrr material 1'01"

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ST. MARY'S ROAD EAST SCHOOL Honor Roll tor the month o!

Flebmary: Grade X-i. Irene McOarron; I. rro-i ”

Reginald McOa . .

Grade IX—1. Doris MoCarron; 2, Lois McCarron.

Grade V!lI—1. Lillian McOarron 2. Marion Power; 3. Agnes Mc Gee.

Grade V'I—1. Evelyn MOOQITGII} 2. Reginald Daley; 3. Eugene Mc- Cart-hy.

Grade V—1. James Hughes.

Grade Iii-—l. Agatha M06130; 2- Wiliiam Daley; 3. Madeline Mc- Carihy.

Grade 11-1. Pauline Dale .

Grade I —l. Maria. Hull es; 3- Daniel MoCarron; 3. Milton Mc- Carron.

Teacher, Gertrude Power.

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Grade X—-l. Laura Hughes: 2-

William MacDonald; 8. Harold McQuaid. A | Gracie IX-—1. Georgie Hughes‘.

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H! PRIZE-PRISCILLA, four-year-old Blood Mare. 2nd PRIZE — STUDIO COUCH.

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book. - ' Airs. L. A Killick. 1.0m Tuvwrls- 1 Grade V-l- Bernadine lfwhes,‘ oi‘ Fujuncv, Poland and mind's mra- l . will rv- . Elms- ia“‘,i.cer“rd Blfrge (eqlian- ' r n. Inside the walls are main with i Hill‘, d- m Ti.“ Plhnci“ Hughes: 3- Ouldme cm" CHINA ‘uh modern mural-P _. -- -- e - f m“ V“; ‘ "- a , . .-..l-. u’: me pUDlLs between i5 1 l, . r - »| Grade lV~1. Norma MacIniyre, WARE 33100113 years o! age or a. K1115 an. Governor GQHQI a, s I ,2.“ Leona Hughes, 3. Lloyd Cul- ‘ 4 ‘ bliss v ' - ' 1w‘ ﬂﬁfk L'- narticularl, 00d a i. . G d II —l. Patri k Hu hes; 2. 1 .1‘... .1... two. $.11. $31 Cook Prefers Canada 1m h n i1-\<s.§.....‘.i%.. ° t‘ , 28c i .. l€fé1"§.‘3?’;’.§’.i - ‘ " -i;.;-s.1,*m"* McQwd= 2“: - . .‘ O1T:\\\'A. hi: h lflr- (CPl~—l\/il..‘ , . r‘ ~ , I P ' . i rm; . ‘ ‘ y [V9513 gglulllﬁlkelh? Wald: Barbara M‘ 501;? 1mm 009k “liqfllilfiglllggs Perfect aiterriance for the month Pk‘ f ‘mm iniilornﬁof (he (liifercnl QHORQQQE flu'.'rrurnt~~z House, is coin! homc relatives in U. S. A. °[G€gr’é};“r%u§§1é§: En“ Hughes I NON _ _ pm ‘ilu-Wvvoiii:1i.-ii or \\‘£ll‘§ Olher to F? dnclnsizorstliy eggs term/chine; __-__. .V\i-l-c--__- Laura Hughes, “a Raphael Hugh.’ I m‘: frank“, 1 H ( Ivifieb. or flgvh tllflrrxjalvcf‘ Clllilﬁlfl M?“ Jwckvm come l" “""ls' POOR 5' ' PREMIUM I b‘ "m" nlwex‘ , ‘ A lvoixcd<to(Purisdagpdgightrflto Ottarm niueycaris algtnwitlnthe S Teuher- M“? s Hanmgwn" i _ ' ‘o mo v rhnr~ w of 1. dﬂrkllv-Ri only ihmstaff of the former Govcmor-Grn- To build =. if n“ sLifway 15 (W; 1....- ‘ up.» mm a ‘ \ ﬂgilcfew stars and the erg. for; psssboviilzulalh. Y“ ex wd- CXPL.,,_N,.I b“, ,0 bum, m‘? Handicap W}. m‘? w e l\ u.» Ar (mi huv a good meal tor enrczl l ‘iltohx/‘idvi hen ch: su erdiér-d l "Eng bu‘ a Rom Stairway m m‘ ' I A ’ R P " ‘ ‘ql '8 (lymmg, and he 1s home. » "M A ‘l W ~ _P ~_~ wxre and thorclorn poor economy, l S nyone S ac . . . A preparation oi lhemealsioithe King The sums m the house are so‘ Pkg’

mnv do as they like.

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'. inrn com!‘ homo on leave m _ __ Ernrzlnnci of Lady Twecdsmuir. Gov- U‘ |ernment House will be maintained

Smunn having 25 wheels trulia. to take a post at Govern- s‘ msn.t_1i9l1s9_.ln.l’¢rl-l1-

important irom the standpoint of! bot-ii use and CIFWOPZIIZOI] that ii an r exlrmﬂltauce (i! you can call it‘ that.» 1S excusable anywhere in Incl house it. is iwrc. For the results of Door smir builrlmz are many,

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Government House. With the death of Lord Twceds- uir orri the pondin" Licpnriilro for

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BALTIMORE. March 11—(APl- Th" great Seabiscult out oi’ the raiclﬁre. Pimllcots $20,000 Dixie- Hnnd-icap ‘May 8—b:cmed as a “dream race"-—resolved today into a thoroughbred scramble. It will b: Maryland's own Ghaiiedon against the gleld.

Until owner C. S. Howard an- nounced the “BIscuit/s" retirement. hopes oi horsemen were krgh that ll" 36th running 01' Ie Dxie would n‘. Ohaliedon 1939 "horse oi’ the ywnr." against the greatest money- winner of all time.

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