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Larissa DISPLAY of Potted plﬂltl Easter week, st Williams. - Grenville St. Suminsrsitie.

—8AY IT WITH FLOWERS.- Order your cut ﬂowers and Easter llllles early from Williams. Phone G04 Summerside.

-tSECURE VOUR tickets now

for "The Man oi’ the Hour." Plan now on sale at Gourlle's SOOI-A-IMEIH.

—-"‘I'HE MAN OF THE HOUR is the best play St. ilntistttirs ilraiiia- tic Society has t-vci- stagctl. _ilt> sure and sct- it at llapp_\'luntl The» tre, Easter nloutiay nlgltt.

SOtll-Adlllltliii.

—~OWING TO FRIDAY April 2nd being a Public iitllltili)" our stttii~ pie rooms. in t‘hiirltittt-;o\vii and our store lit Slllllllwfsitit‘ will iit.‘ Cilia“ ed all titty. it. 'i‘. llolman. Ltd. Suui mersidc. l995'-l'l*.\ii“.'li

—HORSE

NOTE.—.\li'. \\'. l\

‘ Gauong oi’ StI Joliti. lllls ptirt-litisotll

a very valuablt- mare from .\ir. George (‘zilbticlt til Stitiiiitt~isitlt~ fut‘ which ht- paid tht- titlv stiin or‘ $500. Th0 tiiarc was shippt-ti .\1oii- day.

Use “Tiz” ll Feet Ache, Bun, Pull llp

can't beat "T11" for sore. tired. swollen, calloused feet 0i‘ COFHH

You can be happy-footed in a mo~ mom, Use "'i‘i'/." anti ncvcr suitor wltli tender. ra.w, burning. hlistt-r» ed. swollen, ti aching tot-t. “Tiz" and only “ and soreness out of corns, t-alliotis- 0s anti buiiioiis.

As soon as you pat your feet in a “’l‘lz" bath. you just feol tho iiap piness soaking in. How good your poor, old foot. fool. They want to dance for joy. “'l‘i1.” is grand.

’ “Tiz" instantly tiraws out all pols- onous cxtttititiotis which puffs tip your feet and caustis sorti, inlittiii- ed. aching. sweaty feet. ,

Got a hox of “'l‘i‘/." at any drug

store or dcptirtnicnt sorv. (lot in- stant foot relief. Lauglit at foot. sufferers who complain. Because

your feet are ncver,~nc\'0r going to . bother or make you limp any more. _.____:::::..-___.~_;;;::::::::::= DR. DeVAWS FRENCH PILLS Areiilble Regulating Pill for Wom en. 85 n box. Sold st ell Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price. The scoot-ll Drug 6a.. M. Ontherlles. Ontario. _i_______

PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN Restores Vim and Vitality for Nerve ltnd Bruin; increases "grsY mllter". flfonlo-wiii build you up. $3 a box,

‘iiiia WESTERN GUARDIAN

‘ takes tho pain-

-8EOURl YOUR TICKETS for the big dance Easter Monday night at the Olympia Csbsret. A lim- ited number for sale, so buy ear- ly and be sure to have one.

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....'A SCHOOL CONCERT and pie social will be held in the‘ Odd lFelltitlvs Hall. Montaigne, on E3810!‘ ibiontiay, April 5th at X p. Iii. Atl- mlssion 35c. Ladies with pies frcc. Proceeds in aid or‘ school. i>lll'l>051‘-$~ l 7974-3-31311231. l ._.___. ‘, —FUNERAL TODAY-The body lot‘ tlit- lato Stanley Dunn, Iwhtt ' tlicd in iiiostoit, arrivctiiii Summer- t sitlo Tlllﬂﬁti ty evening and was (‘fill lvtgvtwl to tho iliinu homo. ’i‘he fiiii~ lt-rai takes plart- lYvtliic-stltiy iiltt-i“ iiotiii at two o'clock‘. ltt*\'.-.\lr. lticr offirititiiig. ‘ -ws HAVE JUST optiilé-tl lip ll ‘t-t-igv largo sliipmt-nt til tacit 5 Ain- trivtit "t.\l:illtiry"" li-lt Ila-ts. titt- islllllldPSl, tlic i)t‘nl iii inciis lit-atl- | \\ (‘omprisliig ciglit diffcrvitt ‘t-tiltiriiigs and the tiowcst i920 lrrliapos. iiirltidiitg (is worn b)‘ Prince of \\‘;ilt-s. Prices oaclt $9100. R- '1-

iitlllliiili. All. Stiztiniorsitlc. _

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iaiiillt‘ oi‘ tlit- st-zistm iii lilt‘ (‘FY-dull

1mm; \\'ii.< llitiroiiglily t‘il_l(l_\'t‘(l iiy

‘titilzt- it lat-gr iitiinhci" of otithtis-

iilygilt glltlllﬁ, who tlid not mittd tlic ilvtv ptiulg hi‘ wutci- that were at i t mi tht- trt‘. l'ndt*r the Still?!‘ ion tn‘ (‘apt Frt-ti Pctrrs. ably _t.,._<i_.tt-<1 by .\lr, Wittitnore Perri’. throughout the season WM ,;,i_\\-_,_t-__. pl qllvlltiltl condition anti bu“. “jnllllg rooms always found trt-ll lit-titctl and last litit not 10-15! tlic rink-tiphonti with its splendid 11m» or selections helped to pass away two vary enjoyable hours.

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-—WEDDING BELLS.—A vcri’ |2l‘0ll_\' wctitliiig was soleiiinizc-d on \\'t-tint~.<'lay' cvoning, March 24th. liy liit‘ Rtv. J. J. Bamforti of Port llill, l)t‘l\\'t"(‘il bliss llzirriot May daughter oi‘ .\lr. (icorgti l\lonklti_y' tit‘ Brooluitlt- l-‘arni Lot i4 and Mr. lloytl Evorsnn sicqttttt-rtu. son til \\'iiliam .\lcQiiarrit= oi’ Hampton. \\'ltil<t iiit‘ tvctltling march was: ht- ing l)lll)‘t‘€l by bliss R._l)t>l)it=_ tlit hritit- wit» lookvti charming was lt-tl into tho drawing room on ilit‘ ariii tit‘ ‘icr fatltcr who gave ltcr away. ilor dross was of white tint-hosts satin with tffP]l0-(iC~(‘iit?ilt‘ tlrttperios anti head trimmings, anti she also carried a shower bouquet of pale pink and white carxlations with asparagus ferns. She taras uh attcritlotl. The guests consisted of only tlit- inimtitliztto relatives. 'l‘ht- ‘groom is a brother of the Rev. Wal- dron _\ll'Qil‘rll'i'lt‘ of lititlt-quc. who ItlLZDIllPE‘ with Mrs. hlt-Qtiarrit- werc ghosts at the wetltiing. The. liritlt-

who is a popular young lady was tht- recipient of many gifts and quite a iiunihor oi substantial clic-

"oi-two for $6, st drug star-an, or by mdilon receipt of price. The §l30b0||

Drug 00.. St. Catherine-i. (mun-In. ICIJI A‘! smtmiwinic nnrn vsinnsr

quvs. All join in hearty congrat- ulations to the ntwvly wetldetl cott-

pit‘.

‘ AS MARCH 31

iltui before that

as with a cheque

Since 1868

of our business year, and as ll i5

' necessary that all accounts be set-

ltliitily ask otir customers to favor

W.W. Wellner

LIMITED

5T IS THE END

date, we would

before that date.

Jewellers

"3itinltltf~y' lliiin "thzinkctl the young

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READ DRESS

_ Gather tip thosc stilts. ti r:- IPS that net-d cltianlng. [lion p!

Wu return rivvryrtliing on: _ looking liko iWWWHpﬁls and q a new lease oi lilo.

You will iind bfllh sﬂilalm

The Webster Dry

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Weire Waiting for you to

Gm- L- PRQWSE. Agent for Charlottetown I.

Phone 757

“‘.‘Ann“A“

TALK N0 51

Sara. slows and other accessor- t-ttw its to call for them.

A n . - . A j.A L A A

ru==tt-tl in its for cleaning to you trt l'i.'tlll)‘v‘t‘tl and the fabric given

A A .

-tion and oconomy in our work.

Cleaning Co, Lttl__

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-QUITI 8’R‘N°LlKIi-_ The streets of the town have dried up rapidly in the last few days and indications of spring are every- where ssen, ﬁshermen are moving to the shore and preparing their gear for lobster fishing. H.

—HOME FOR BURtIAL--The body of the late Alvin Leard is ex- pected to arrive in Summerside Wetitiestlay evening. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon from Mr. Percy l.. ilowuess, Undertaking Parlors oti Water Bi.

-.A NOVEL WiNDOW.—-A novel feature in the art of window dress- ing can he seen in the window of the grocery dept. of Messrs. Hol- man Ltd. ln the centre of tin at- tractivt- display of Easter goods is a cage containing a hen anti a brooti oi‘ hardy chickens, apparent- ly only a few days old. the mother anti faintly seem quite contented iii their new home. H.

—PRESENTATION AND AD- DRESS-On Monday evening March 29th the members at the Knights oi‘ Columbus, Sumiriersltle council .\'o. 3070 gathered iii their room in Si. ‘Paul's Hall to bid iurmveilto ltov. Brother Pope L. McMahon. who has been aiJliointed assistant Parish Priest tit ‘SOlXPlS. The atl- tlross was read by Deputy Grand Knight, tA. l". Arscnauli. and a [)l‘t=\‘t‘tll.illi0i'l of a purse of gold was lillitlt‘ by Mr. J. ll. Dalton. Rev. Fatltt-i" McMahon gratefully ac- ltnowledgetl tho address and pres- t‘lll1ill0il. Short. speeciios were inatle by Rev. J. J. McDonald, Grand Knight J. J. tMcNally and Hon. Benjamin Gallant. After the pres- entation musical numbers were ah-

ly rentlert-ti by a number of the brother iiiembcrs followed by a siiiolte.

—MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. —0n Monday, March 22nd quite a large number of young people met at St. James’ "Rectory, Port llill, to give to Miss hlay Monkiey a shower of useful articles, in au- ticipation of a coming event in which she was to be the principal actor. Miss Monkley has been an tit-rive worker in all the church or- ganizations, and ever ready to take an active part in any public inat- ttir. She was led into the drawing room by Mrs. Bamford. And the Rev. J. J. Bamforti made a few re- marks, Fpﬂllklllg of the esteem in which bliss Monkiey had tilwztys liocn livid. and felt he was only expressing the feelings oi’ tho young people when he said, that we all regret such an event should take away such a useful member of otir church and community’. H0 hoped that God's blessing might fol- low her in her new iioiiio and sur- roundings. and that. our loss might he someone elsds gain. Ilc then presented t0 her a largo “ltrcltjv basittit" in which a number of use- i'ttl"gifts were liidtlcn. The girls‘ hrant-li of the W. A. (of which Allss hlonkloyi has been Sect. 'l‘rtias. cv- er since its organization) present- ed her with a gilt of beautiful ulti- nzt. Sh.» was also f0lllt‘ilil)i‘i‘t‘(l liy etit-h illt niber oi‘ the choir, hcsitlr-s a iittnilioi" of her girl fricntls. As sho unwrapped ouch gtrticlt‘ she rcatl, tho funny rhymes, which oil. ton crctitetl quite a pool of laughi- er, and also expressed tho icolings of the givcr to thc receiver. bliss

pﬁnlilt‘ for their gifts. anti said site would he able to look at thcsc gifts and recall many happy asso- ciations. and remember the last night she spent with her friends of Port Hill anti Lot l4. The rest of lli(‘ evening was spent in games after which a luncii was SGPVGU

anti all wr-nl home wishing Miss Nlonkltgv, joy iii her prospectivt. inarrittgc.

(Patriot please copy)

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wiasricitn PERSONALS

-- Mr. Hill] .\il':?liomas German. Kﬂilriiilﬂltlll‘ pail] a visit to Suiti- lliUl‘Sliit3 on lhiostltty. ‘H.

— in". J. A. Johnston. Tlgnlsli anti lit-v. Fr. (laiilhicr, Palmer Road, wcrt- visitors in town this week. ll.

—<.\lr. W. A. Pitlgcon of lit-n- tliigtttn Wits in Summcrsldo Tut-s- tlay tiii business.

—.\lt'. (‘laudo Dr-Laiicy of Al» batty was a visitor to Stimmersitlti on 'i‘titistla_v.

~~~'.\lrs. it’. ‘Sliarhcll of Porttigo was a visitor to Stimmorsido mi 'l‘ticstlzi_v. ~

—I\lr. and Mrs. Roy llolntan. Sitmmcrsitlo, left by the car ferry tin \t\'t‘tlfit‘-Stilly morning on an (ex- lcnticti trip to tho Pacific (Yeast. ii.

--Mrs. ll. T. Pickering anti tlatiglitor Miss Reta Pickering oi iluiitcr itivtir are "in town. tho Kllﬂiilﬂ of Airs. (‘olin Mllllgllll.

-~--Mi'. and ‘Airs. Eplirlam Phillips of Tyno Valley DflSSNi throtiglt Summerside 0n route to Moncton.

~-Mr.e. Wilfrid. ‘Mcllougiill and Mr. Edit-ion ilvllliams oi Tyne Vul- loy were lti Summcrsitle Tuesday.

‘Miss Dorothy Tennnnt of Atti- herst, N. 18., is visiting in this city. rite guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. il. De- Blois.

-—Among the pnnsengors leaving by the car ferry on Wetlnesdny morning were, Mr. anti Mrs. Peter Burke and family of Alberttin. they are enroute to Michigan where Mr. Burke has been appointed mana- ger or a fox ranch which is owned by a Sutnmerside gompany. 'i‘ht>lr friends extend to tMr. mid Mrs. Burke bcst. wishes for siicce. in

SOHMCOUGPlS

if APRIL i‘, 1020. “i Z ' i I‘

Your New ‘w A . EASTER cioiiiiis w

At the BIG STORE

‘ We llave Given Equal Thought to tlie t

g1,‘ B0y’s Spring Clothes

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Wmmm

with the Results

For in addition

the fabrics are far superior in quality to any shown around here for more

money.

' Stilts of style for the big" boy $7.00 up Suits of style for the small boy 5.75 up Splendid range 0f boys’ odd Iiants,

Me'n”s Soft Hats the Hat You Want is Here

in dcsignyct attthoratively fashionable, they invariably appeal to hint who strives to strike an individual, uncommon, but discerning note in the . selection ofghis hat. ‘

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PROWSE BROS LIMITED

Only a few days before

Easter will be here. Every- body will want something new in the line of Men’s, Boys’ and Ladies’ Suits. We have prepared for Easter by having all our new goods shipped early, and by EXDTGSS; and we are now ready with our large and varied stock of new goods. D0 not delay. Come in at once and select your newliat, suit and top coat. Our Millinery for ladies is exquisite. Our headgear for men and boys is all that can be cle- sired. Our prices are rea- sonable.

Men’s Suits

AND

Overcoats

The styles are new, clever and follow fashionable lines without be- ing too extreme. The fabrics are good and 0f the preferred colors and

be Well Satisﬁed

to careful tailoring-

mixtures.

. . . . . . . .. $1.25 up Suits is15.00 up. Top Coats $15.00 up.

Prowse’s Hats reﬂect good taste and good judgment. Distinct

See our $6" .00 hat best value in Canada today.

Men's new soft hats in all the latest styles and ioattei-ns. Be sure and ask t0 see our - special $5.00 hat.

(Taps that; are sty- lish. Caps that contain quality. Caps that are diijerent they are all hare.

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The Store with The Big Stock

L__._ 7- ——.\lr, town was in Stiiiiiucrsidtv ’i‘\testltty

on httsliicss.

Mr. J. W. tlnlbock oi Summer- side was an outward passenger to (‘harlottrtown on Tuesday.

—.\lr. Allrctl Mayliow or Mar- gait‘ was a visitor to Sutnmt-rsitic on 'l'ttt-stltt_v.

——~Miﬂs ‘Marion Mcqunrrle, touch- or oi’ 'l‘r_vtm was a visitor to North» illll lo ittteiitl the wi-tltiliig ni‘ lit-r iii-other Mr. lloyd Mcqurirrlv.

“Rev. Pope L. bicMalitm of ltenslngioii who has lie-cit lPliiptll“ nry assisting ilrv. J. J. Mcilonaltl. i'.P.. of Stiintneri-tltit- for tlit- past two months left Tuvstlny morning for Soitrl» to itsslst lltiv. J. t‘. Mr- Loren.

t§lzaszgnnnnw4~xwydgwayi

Koniilitli Mt-lmtiktl of Irish-w

~ “r. itoborl Ellis, anti Mr. liarry| hit-Donald. of (Yimary, were ttiwit today 0n business.

“Most-trt: llarry Coiwell of Kon- i" Hllliittiii, licnry Yet), Port Iilll, and Altlrt-tl England. Elierslie were vis- iltlfH lti Oili‘ (rlty on Monday

-—*Mr. t‘latitlt> ‘Murphy and n15 Johnston of 'l‘lgnlsh were visitors to Stimmrrsitlc on lMondnyq

.

Mrs. 'l‘:iscal blc-Donnltl and iron llowiird of lluntt-r Rlvt-r spent ‘Slin- tluy in Summt-rsitle.

Parlor Lamps

A belated shipment jtlﬁli received in Decorated an Fancy Lamps. You will be pleased with these when you see them-Variety of prices.

Black 8: Co.

Ch’town

‘Ml Henry tlomiiitm oi st. El- “illlnrﬁ Wits ii passenger to (Thur- lottetown on business.

Till/Lilli“

llave Baby's Photo tslteii for Your Easter Card

Moderate Prices Artistic Photographs

——.Vlr. tiloytl iMcQuarrlo and his _votiniz bride passed through Suin- vmersltle Monday enroute to tlit-ir

—Miiyor (‘tiinpbell of Summer- 1101119 m Hampton iiltlt~ rt-tiirnotl Monday altar alien-i tllng the itiuernl 0f tho latt- Mr. Colin '1‘. Wright oi‘ Middleton. |

—— Mrs. Francis tlionto has return- ed to her home in Siiinmorsitlt- after __ attending tho funeral of the late

aMr. Reginald Ellis returned to‘ Mr. (‘olin 'i‘_ Wright or Mititilettm his homo iii Stiinmr-rsitle Tuesday‘ (‘Vvllillﬂ uitor atlentilng ll Stilt-s Board in Montreal.

it‘. FUPPILE Do not milhr an. , d: with itching. bleeding

or Protrudin

Piles. No surglcs “imr- (7- Hicks will? 113R 11°91’! ed. Dr. Chase's Oiiigliiféilatnwlrllq$g visiting in Stiiniitersltle the guest-Neva you st once and ss certainly (if an». and n». a. t‘. Wll‘iiains,i‘f:"d';“:z:3'°% g bu. m tmim. t» left Monday morning for lieryhome, Toyomo, . bur“? b2! Cffaljifmgffk in Moncton. ‘mention this paper and enclose IQ

Sunnyslde,