Well, maybe! but we suggest

M! Heavy $5.00 Cheviot $375

Reefers for

i e a v _v Cheviot Sizes l0 to l6

Men's lie-av)" Weight Fancy V neck Sweaters.

l ‘€trn'ul:l" 5 7 Sizes 36 to l2. $5.00 value — 3n 5 RQKUIZII‘ 51-79 —- l 1 o “en's Leather Wind l , a! Jinnlm ilnil Coat |,,-@,,_1.~.>,-5_ 51,0. :11; 1.. ’ _ tnlor brown, 44. 4f‘ l wny "ml maroon. Sizes Ilel-Illlill‘ 56-5“ I J - 3;; 1,, 1._ 3 Men’s Heavy All-Woo. ‘ Iiccillil!‘ $2.511 __ Work Hose $1 1 y; 3 pairs for — — u t. 7' 1"‘ I7 v11 Y)’ W "Tk .\Ien’s Zip Combination >llll'i*- ("Hill's Ilfelﬂ Overalls. Color S

iii-own. navy and maroon 1151017. 89c

vrilue< up to $1.50

.\lezi\ licnvy All-Wool

“ori. Pillll.‘ $3 o0 Sizes 40 to 46 ' Reg $8.00 value

Sizes" J31 to ll -- And Boys!

in the Basement Roy's‘ Reefer with Fur Boys’ Jumbo Knit Pull-

('oll:1r. Sizes $4 over Sweater with I

26 to ill - - Shaw] collar — -

blue and khaki

Men's Broadcloth Shirt

Color blue

and tan — — — (Tout-x

Men's Leather g “$.95

x

Bn,\'.-' Mackinaw Reef- goeyi Hesiyblchlgiuﬁ -_ ggeh r ec es. u e . a 5:10 till i. _ i195 and Imm-

Regular $2.65 -$U n98

Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts Boys’ Cheviot Wind- I

Sizes 12! to breakers, to S ‘j

14 — -- -z-- - _59G match breeches _l~ , 1335;’ w 3151.1“ W l n l e r $511.12 Bill...‘ ‘ii-Eli;

Ear Bands — -- navy and $1.39

maroon — — — Boys’ Tweed Knickers.

Rove‘ V and Roll Neck Sweaters. As- Colors, light and $ 79c dark brown - -

sorted colors — 'I‘ he Above Specials are for Friday and Saturday ' ‘on/ms lSlAIl/D ﬁrs; 1E1» M, l . ,

LADIES, READ THIS!

You will be astonished and delight- ed with the beautiful thhgs you

Professional Cards

3;: _W~;' K _ can nuke on a. . . a C G I1 Z I € ‘N, REPRESENTATIYE '—' CANADIAN oovnnnmnm ANNUITIES American made. Hand Loom

‘I Brace Block Phone I530‘

Mnkc a. lovely dress In two ueclas Qnccn Street — Charlottetown

or less and at less than halt the cost of knitting.

Simply weave squares of yarn and sew thorn together into well fitting adorable garments, such as .

SUITS DRESSES, COATS. SWEATERS. CIIILDREWS CLOTHES, RATS, BAGS REDSPREADS, AFC-HANS and hundreds of other lnvclv things either for yourself or for snlc. A d1ild can do it. Full prints-d dir~ ecttona with each loom. Thou-

sands sold.

For only two weeks to ailvertise it We oﬂer this minder-worker for just

ONE DOLLAR

llloncyback Guarantee. Regular Price In Canada $1.50. BUT REMEMBER

We have only 300 to sell at this przce so rush your order.

TODAY

To Avoid Disappointment, We reserve l0 (lays to fill orders.

sunbeam Soles Agency

YARMOUTII. NORTH. N. S. Canadian Rnpcrcsn-iinilvcs fob-oao-e-o-oorfogjoooeoooo-

it. F. ARGIIIBALU

Chartered Accrnntant H0 Richmond Street

Phone 41.

I’. O. Box l2.

Mcl cud IS Bentley

W. IT. BENTLEY. K. C. .I. .-\. BENTLEY. K. C. __ N .

BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC.

MONEY TO LOAN

Bank of (‘imnda Building, . Charlotte

Frederic A. Large

Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Successor to D. Edgar

— BUTTER FAT

SPECIAL GRADE

38c

Show, K. C. Prouso lllock. 127 Grafton Eltrrrt. Charlottetown, I‘. E. l.

Moncv to Loan Collections. Real Estate

Delivered . l . CRFZDIFT 5 I ﬁlth»... .0... Gentral Greamerles I Twccl Bldg. Charlottetown. Charlouﬂown Ill‘ _- ' ' i Alex. W. Malheson PGTTGGIIOIT DUI" BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC. Summerside

Dally Gent. Settlements Twice Monthly.

Haney to Loan Cﬂllwl-Iﬂll elm; o0 Great Georle Street-

‘ Servztcs

The Central Guardian

Th]: column ll reserved for morn of local lnlerelt but ad rtlulng ot n newly nature muy be I ertgd qt a eentn 11 word ltrlctly nlyublo In ud- TIIICQ- f |

CONFEDERATION LII E 1N . SUISAMJL. 11-6788-1-12-312

115K FUR l‘. 1;. I. (Jo-Operative eggs at your l-XIOUCX‘; mey are me best. L-ZZJ-Z-ZZ-bi.

SERVICES NEXT LORIYS DAY, Preolxvlerlan Cmuch of cannon, uartsvrlo 11 Aavi. uroolanela .1 rum. uontcr Rue-r l P. 1U. uiasgow 1110110 \. tunesauy evening 7.110.

L-363-2-25-1l.

IIMIPTON UNITED CHARGE. - 442v. D. J. Morrison, Minister. - aces on Sunday keuruary 27m follows: Victoria A. M.

gal-ill? 3 P. M. Hampton 7 P. M. L-35z-2-2a-1l.

CORNWALL UNITED CHARGE. tuiututa NUTILE, Feb. 4.1.x.- lLAIARJLOAI: Service l1 A. M. New Lomunon: Service l! 1*. M. Corn- wall: service 7 PM. S. s. a1 11 AM. Rev. h". R. Woodsluc, Alnnster.

L-iibl-Z-ZS-ll

CAVIINDISH CHARGEL- W01‘- ahlu on Sunday. lI-uruury‘ 27th in ouinlcy Bridge at ll A. M. and horln Ruszlco 11L S P. .\1. Geo. W. lhlci‘. Mzmscr. L-350-2-Ll5-1l

CIILIKCII. February 27th.

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mount sit-unit ll. A. M. Alurslifielcl L-3-l9-2-25-l1.

7..$!J l’. M.

1:1 l. vuuuni led siudt-nt.

PLAY ENluilih-‘Ilie Y. P. So- ciety of York slatted u very enjoy- .1'ule concert 11f York Hull. Wednes- (luv evenniu. Rev. J. A. Nizholson. 1.‘. 11., CCCLIUIIJLI Zlze chair, ‘The (lil- n". clznrezcters were well acted.

RIVER UNITED A hIacQuarrie, S

HUNTER (‘II.\R(J'I~T.

F‘el>1'11.n'\' 27th. uill \Vi tohu-e at 11. Hampshire at 2.30 nnrili-zute-i‘ Iiivcr at '7. Sunday School :11 111111101" River a1 10.30. L-364-2-25-1l.

1 0_\'AL$ - The con- o. of I. L. 11, D. Foster, hlarsliflcltl. snows no improvement. —Z\’lrs. Alfred M - n and NLrs. Grove. are being ser- iously iii-The crew who placed an electric bell at York R, R.. crossing left Thursdav morn‘ or Menc- ion. Thev speak t1 "n.v o! the very pleasant recepiozi at York.—.\1'rs. Archibald Robot Vcsei‘. York, has

Notch: 1'<-r-n'."c-re<l trcm her re- 1(Il§QQSl£l0ll._v__

8.1g. ti? lllien an gerous

People are IXBKIHKIIHK to recognize the fuel, tlnvt u cou'l1 cold is a serious ailment, on when ou t-tlntrnct a. cold or cough the rat (nu-alien you yourself should be, "Ilow am I going to get rid 0i 1f- witli the least. poss1ble_ delay and expcnscff" The nnsuicr 15> "I/BB D1’- \\'oo1I’s Norway Pine Sfyrup. '

This cough medicine 1s composed of the well known properties of the Norway pine tree, wild cherry bark, and o or soothing, absorbent, heal- ing and expcctoraut. properties of other excellent herbs, barks and bnlsams. A few doses should con- vince you it isjust the rcrnedY Y1?" have been looking for.

Mns. H. HALLIGAN, Cumborne,_ Ont, mitesz-“lvlv father had a terrible vmnzh, and we tlwll lil- I16 was hover dung to get. rid _o it, as hr: Iuul trioc _so ITIILFYfTCXHCdIBS with- out. getting any re 1o.

A neighbour told us about Dr.’ Wood's Norway Pine byrllli- 11nd l" was the only medicine that. helped to give him relief.”

Put up by The '1‘. Mllburn 00., Ltd.

(T? £22511; 11 1 EXAMINATION

Fitting and sunnlvtﬂr Gilli" ' Etc.

ll. .I. MABUN

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. l‘ E- l- Oflico Connected With Drugstore

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STRAIN ON YOUR EYES

Eyes used for close work — particularly ll’ lizhtinx: i5 H0! correct — are subject to a wreatcr than normal strain This brings the Imtlent dis- comfort. il‘ there is present any appreciable refractive er- ror aml shows itself in head- aches. sore eyes. elc. A ner- snn has no way of knownnl the dezrce nl strain nn_ lhc cves untll they are examined.

G. F. Hutcheson 53 Grafton SL.

Lie-liidcmo

UP FAT

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IN IAEIAGRIAIA

ROBERT RANDOLPH MACMILLAN

On January 31. death entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mac- Millan. Mt. Edward Road. and claimed for its own. their darling child. Robert Randolph, urged one month, He had been ill but a lcw days. when pneumonia set in, z-nd in spite of medical skill, his 11-111‘. soul winged its flight. heavcnv. w. to God who sayeth suffer 111.1»; children to come unto Me, for ell such t= the Kingdom of Heaven. There are left to mourn the loss. besides the sorrowlng parenm. t-Wo brothers ard one gléiﬁl‘, namely John, h-laynard and A1111. Service; at the home and cruvrslcle were conducted by the Rev. 1111111 lVliller. 'I‘r‘nit_v United Church. Interment t0 the PcopYek Cemetery.

Eastern Guardian

‘Thin column Il relerred for news u! lm-ul interest but udwrllvlng of u nl-vuy nnruro runy be inserted at 4 rents n u-urd strictly payable In ud- VIIXICB, t‘ 4 . . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS LO the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume.

..‘ROBI.\' IIOOI) FLOUR is ec- onomical. More loaves 01 better bread trom each bag.

GU5RPI5N

Appreciation ‘

Mr. Ohlrles Paul. Cl do River. P. E. I. has receiver. the ollowinz let- ter which speaks Ior Itself.

Stony Beach, Basic, January I1.

Dear Mr. Paul: -Your nu-ne wu

I tn two sacks 01' POW-WW "NW6d

by my son -G. W. Read out 0t a carload of vegetables from your province. Ho handed the names t0 me, to convey thanks for your kindness and Ctnemstty- A180 N received one anal: m Mr. Ind Mrs, Wm. H. Paul, and Iwtll write them also.

We do thank you very much. and can assure you that your help is very much appreciated. because the whole province of 511st: ts tn W1‘? had shape, and is receiving help from all over Canada. that mean! a great. deal to us. and all that all: us ts too much fine weather.

Our mnln crop tswheat. and we depend largely on fall moisture for next sermon crop. It may seem tn- creciible to you. but from early tn Sept. 1936 untll May 1937 the water never ran of! our house roof. more than t! months, The zround ab- solutely dry. A little snow rave moisture to start the 11min tn the FDTIXISI, (only where it‘. Wa: blown clear). Crops looked fine June 1st. bu.‘ nearlv all dead by June 31st. and largely plowed up. O1 course, wiznizvres wardens suffered also. My son and I are partners. I am in my 75th yea); and not quite as active as I n=1=d to be In trifle disabled. but sllll In the ring). We but ln a coed retch ct nutntocs. thev looked

m..- 11' Juno, One noon rnln then should have given us 150 sacks or more, We not ten. from $12!‘ 01' 11mg ma; to marbles and then scum little 0119s —Tv.'o acre: of scrim planted with corn. "itrons. mekvrs never came un at all. just

a few sprouts that did not live. We sowed about 75/) bus of erain. wheat. oats and ‘barley. ilad no crop worth threshirg. Plovved up most of lt and put the bed: of ft ihrouul. the threshcr to break up th~ Russian thtstles, and blow feed into the barn. Farming here Is more o! n 1mm- bin than In other provinces. You may hit it right. and on the whole we have done vvell ln the 3?. years we have been here. We ore from Ontario. By 192F- we were “'91! Off Since. then geinc back. 1926 and .927 hailed out 100 per cent both years. 1928 good crop. and not a

..*BRIDGE IIOSTESS Mrs. Hurrv Davison. Montague. enter- tained the Bridge Club on Monday evening. Mrs. W. A. Cumming re- ceived first prim and Mrs. F A Campbell second-J.

..'SOCI.~\L GATHERING —- The Bruclenell Womens Institute held a dance and vvhlst pnrtv at the home 0t Mr. Iro MacLareu on Tuesday nmllr. to raise funds for their In- stitute \vork.—L

Personals

Chris, MacDonald. Mon- toune. is spending a few days In CIIQFIOUQIDWII, the guest oi lss Pearl Mlellislr-L

..‘Mrs. Henrv MacLaren. Mon- tague. is spending the week visit- ins: in the city's-L

..‘Mrs. James MacLaxen. Monta- gue. spent the weekend in Chor- lottetown the guest of her sister, Mrs. (Dr) MacLaughiln-J.

..'Mr. Stanlev McCabe. Alexan- dre. spent a few days at Montague visiting relatives-L

. ‘Mr. Angus MacLeod. Vafley- field. who has been ill in the Kings Conntv Hospital is making a satis- fnctorv recovery to health. Mr. lvlocleod is loud in his praise cf the treatment he received since enter- inz the hosotta1.-L

sin-Inn's NEW 16p

lBy The Canadian Press]

LONDON- Alvvavs interested in social work. Miss Sheila MacDon- ald. youngest. daughter of the late Ramsay MacDonald. former prime minister. ts goinr: Into training for police court. probation officer. En- gagzement of her sister Ishbel W65 recently announced.

Oil Industcyf Shows Advancement

‘the biggest improvement in oll industry transportation has come since the war. as yet not 20 yyears

880-

In that time there has bien s. great abandonment of railroad transportation. partly because the TMITOBd refused to see the demand of the times for better and more efficient transportation. While under force of government orders and war circum=tnnces they adopt- ed some of the Oll lndustrys ideas. for the most part they turned dent cars lo its pleas. The oil business 11nd to go on without the rall- roncls and the latter have since paid a tremendous penalty.

In these last 20 _vcavs the motor true‘; ha: bcccme a low cost. high szpced. carrier for long and short hauls The gasoline rjoellne has devr-‘oived. And in the last dozen years there Ins rloveloncd a third blg transportation facility. namely. hv vvntcr, in tanker and birge. for the mist part a big company de- vrlnnment

All of this was without govern- mcrt nid of interference, On the other horn the railroads stood by. helpless under LZOVITXIIHPIIL cmtrol. and confident. seemingly. llllili somekovv {he all-embracing govern- ment regulations would protect them. High rates 2111.1 cld fashioned ntclrocls Podium-d. Today 'il is. ivrcltv much off Iile rails and ‘is running its own privatc-‘y owned

paying crop since. —after buying both feed and seed —1E13l n com- plate failure-tlmeshed nothlnrr. and went 150 miles for feed. 10112-1933- 1 just u. little crop. buvmn feed

' each year, -anrl ihcn tn 193.’ had

rain and a lnvelv crop. wheat look- ed like 25 to 30 bu: ner acre or nvre. —but in a tcw dnv; rust tank the whole crop of wheat, thousands oi’ acres not cut. and lhnu=ands cut that dld not make $1.00 nor acre. Oats and bnrlcv mood, rliongli._- IO bus per ncro qu‘te common 1938 a dry year aeain. when‘ 8 to 10 bus per acre. oats nrc very poor and the 1937 the worst cf the lot. over nearly all of the province. In 1927 Sask had 220 millions of dollar: oi’ wheat. in 1937 10 millions.

tells the story. -500,000 henrl horses and cattle to shin out. or fee. to be brouzht In to feed them. My son has 10 children. from 16 years old down to two. and it takes a lot of money to keep them in bread. shoes and clothes, so you may know he and hi: wife are thankful for _\'0llr vegetables, and more thankful still for the good vslll shown by your gifts to those

1m cons

1:01:11 oorrom PRICES

lI"_I!_31§RUARY__2_§,_1938

Every Coat in

the very lowest for the final our Winter business.

our large stock is priced at

wind-up of

FREE

SAVE weu. oves swoooﬁ BY PURCHASING YOURS NOWl!

Use our “lay-away" plan. time of purchase; ments until wanted next Fall.

INSURANCE MODERN STORAGE VAULT.

Deposit at regular monthly pay.

STORAGE AND IN OUR NEW

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imfortunale people all over tEe pro- vmre.

Wt have all lost plenty of money those past nine years, taxes keep would mak piling up, horses and machinery again. worn out. schools, telephones, I1 1t will only rain!

of them. They take their

churches all hero up. -But on the other hand, we have the finest peo- PIE .4PJBZJiJYI‘-_Y.Q£QQEDEBIE>JQP_

Mr. ._W.YI}_.-__‘?ﬂ“1

OUR opportunity to

-NEW FUR COAT

at unheard of low prices and on conven- ient, easy terms.

COME

D F URRIERS

Canaldian Bank of Commerce Building -— Queen Street

1 hardly ever hear a. growl out of

standing up, ands flew normalyears it o. different; country

I cannot tell you all of it In a .e.ter, will wrlte some more of 1t in ‘s _ygu

luxurious

m TooAY—-————

any trade letters with hlm. We suppose knocks you are likely brothers, and in the ~ome locality, Again thanking you. Your Sincerely GEORGE M. READ AND SON P. S.—Your potatoes were lovely. and 1n flne condition, will plant some o! them.

Olin

TIIBEE DAY. 0i PEGIAI. SAVINGS

FRIUAY'——SATUIIIIAY—IAGNIIAY—FEB. 25th. 2611.. & 2811..

LOOK FOR SPECIAL SALE SHEET DELIV ERED AT YOU DOOR.

SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIIE SUN!

You see every clue

and action in this sensational new serial. Photo shots, which show you every development, make this story doubly exciting!

The Gastle Island Base

Story by VAN WYCK MASON

Camera Clues by ILVG. GIPSON

Beginning Saturday IN TIIE GUARDIAN

and operated transportation svs- _I0ll1.

1;...

Eatonﬁs Orange MARMALADE, 2 lbs.

Eatorfs Snowflake BAKING POWDER 1 lb. tin 13c, 2 for

Special Blend COFFEE, Per Lb. —- - — — — — — —

jar - - - - -_ 25c 19o

SWIFTS JEWEL

SIIUIITEIIING -

1 lb pkg 14c 2 lbs

Ealorfs Bulk

COCOA 1 11>. bag 13c 2 lbs. _ - - _ _ 25G Bulk

MACARONI, 1 11>. 7c, 2 11>... - - - - 13G

F P’ k “my m tin 13¢, 2 Tins _ - - 23G

SALMON, 1 lb. Standard 2 Tin, Each 9c 4 for — - —

PEAS, No.

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Chuck Roast Beef, lb. - — 12c PrimeRib Roast, lb. -- -- - 22¢ Rattran Roast Beef, lb. — — 180 Pork Shoulder Roast_ lb. — 18¢ Club Steaks, lb. —- — — — — 27° Potted Meat, bowl 13c 2 for 25c

Sweet Pickled Plate Ribs, lb. 15c 2 lbs. — 29¢ Breakfast Bacon, sliced. lb 29‘

Shankless Picnic Style Pork Shoulders, lb. — -— 25°

Sweet Pickled Corned Becb lb l!"

Evaporated

FRUITS & VEGETABLES APRICOTS 4 11>.

Crispy HEAD LETTUCE rlach 13c, 2 for - — — — 25¢ CELERY, head 12c 2 for — 23c gem; Iiresh SPINACH 11>. 1s, 2 in. 29¢ gsgigllg cnnnorrs 11>. 3c 1o lbs. - 29c 9% 0L T,“ Firm Ripe TOMATOES, 11>.- 18c Each 9, PEARS, s m - - - - —— 25¢ o m

Jaffa ORANGES Large Size, doz. — — — — 33¢

m soRrav-Mlzolees- BROTHER-WA sm- ‘Etélolcaoglrbdzﬁhr $§E‘i1°b'é" 325F215‘ m’ A $55 ? v é1'.'i8i1a1-e's'r BE- MY‘ BROTHEFZ IS IN THE MUST BE KNOW JACK srurzr WHAT'S WHO? 4H5 1'00 NEXT rzoom- 1 w11_1. THE |-|| ' o11=1=1cu.:r ASK l-llM- WHAT‘ 1 SMAQTEST 1N6 TRACK oowr KNOW- HE ooas- MAN IN we NAMES f TH’ WOQLD- THA DON'T - , J4 l. 5', 4:’ ' I . ,.

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Fresh SCALLOPS, 11>. - - 35¢

- FISH —-

Smoked 27c FILLETS lb. 14c 2 lbs. — —

Fresh . _ nnnnocx, trimmed, lb- ~13‘

Weeball 2,,‘ HERRING, each 4c. 6 fol" - "‘

Salt __ MACKEREL, 11>. 13c. 2 lbs- — 2"‘ Boneless q. CODFISH 11>. 14¢ 2 lbs. - — a“

Fresh FILLETS, 11>. - - - 19¢

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