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have been more attractive values.

,The colors are Black, Blonde, Rosewood,

Special price, yard ...15c.

i 'A1wa.ys, the REMNANT SALE has been the big midwinter sale

event, and it will be nolexception this season. There’s per- haps more variety than usual shown, and certainly there never

Remnants of Silks, _Satins, 'Crepe de Chenes, Georgette Crepes, Chiffon Velvets, Fancy Silks, Wool Dress Goods, Tweeds, Coatings. - O

Special Sale of Crepe De Chenes --Regular $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 'fd 1.98.

REMNANT sl 19 PRICE O

anon, Cedaiwood, Rose Beige, Crab Apple, Malaga Red, Clarch, Du Barry, Tango, Pink, Sky Blue, Castillean Red.

Lot fancy Braids, a great var- iety of colors and widths, some with fur edging. Regular prices from 40c. yd. up to $1.90 yd.

Biu‘nt Almond, Tri-

thcy are, in common with every

i persoii in this province. to learn

appenings that His Majesty is now on the

The .Week road io recovery.

Our people were troubled to

the utmost degree during the

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, _, His Honor the Lleutenant-Gov- , eriior received copies of all bul-

letins from Buckingham Palace, throiigh His Excellency the Gov- ernor General, very shortly after they were issued. and had them pilblislied immediately. The feel- ing of sorrow was intense alid the relief is great iiow that the worst seems to be past.

I have the honor to be,

Madam.

Your Obedieiit Servant.,

<S_i;d.l H. DORIS GILL,

Social Secretary,

Government House,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

The Lady-ili-Waiting,

To llei' Majesty the Queen,

Biicklliglinni Palace,

dark days of the past six weeks.

portrait of Miss Violet Rich- n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. ` iichardson of Summerside was, mg;-itly displayed this week in an = of the Halifax Evening Mail. nth the photograph it is explain- lat Miss Richardson is the new- icted president of the House mship Club of the Halifax Lad- ollegc and being a gifted stud- f expression, in her second year, I doing much to develop and tain the esprlt de corps of the which abundantly justifies its,

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er chiffon stockings iii ciai~k` tan and a sun-tan tone arc to im with frockls of tlie new gay fabrics, which have touches of

irange, beige, brown or any London, Eng.

allied colors, while for wear The rCl1lyi'0ad as follows! the tailored costumes the dork Bllckillghum Palace.

Jan. 7th, 1929

The Lcidy-iii-Waiting is com-

manded by the Queen to thank

p¢g,,-amp, Miss Gill for so kindly sending

° ° ° * oli the messages and good wishes

fougwlng letter was sent to of Mrs. lfeartz, rind the members rl-Waiting of her Majesty tlic' of the Guild t0 Her M1116-Sliy.

in connection with a Chrllst- ‘l wliicli she very much appreciates. .rd sent to Mrs. Hcartz, wife of

isnt-Governor Heartz:

Charlottetown.

tones are most appropriate.. /ery shcerness taking away any islon of heaviness or too som-

l.lI'l"l`ER OF SYMPATIIY

to them to make still dani, entrance into her Masters pre-

tha Guild are de- Tn the bereaved family we offer our

to London. via Palestine, favorite and loving friend. It was al- *°*“*-*-

Remnants of Wash Goods- -‘ M .,, ..._

Broadcloths Chanlbrays I a successful business trip to Halifax Fancy Rayons Oxford Shirtings N_ s__S_ ' Crepes Ginghams _- Kimona, Crepeg Galateag -The ladies of thc C.M.B.A_., of

Remnants of Housekeeping Fabrics _`_ 4 _

Cl.1lIltZ --Miss Frances Butler, ledger-

Pil10W COUZOHS Cretonnes keeper of the Provincial Bank of Can-

tm ada, Sulnnicrside, is spending her va-

, S1139 gs S t l . _ _

a' eeps ‘cation with her parents, Ml‘. and Mrs.

White Cottons Curtain SC!`llI1S lTliolnas Butler of Glengarry. 12.00-Dance orchestra.

, Unbleached Cottons Curtain Nets V -

Table Linen A , Overdrape Materials I D

T elm S Oilcloth and Linoleum fl TODS r0m

_ ` _ OW .

g Odd Curtains

, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacKay of Al-

C . baiiy North were rectnt visitors to

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support us as He only can

The passing of such a life ought to

be a. challenge to us all to live nobly so that when our turn comes we too

years spent in Brackley.

The funeral was very large and the

floral tributes beautiful, testifying to the loving esteem in which she was held.

Signed on behalf W. M. S. of Brackley.

MALPEQUE

Mr James Donald has returned

‘home after a pleasant visit' to his .sister Mrs. Nelson Ramsay Alberton.

Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Edward

Miss Flora MacGougan.

effort: for the advance- sence and promotion to higher ser- °m“ ‘°N“"t» Hume Chicken pox has visiisd Damley [me I;-Inch in this prov- vice unlilndercd by lickneu and H°'”°°O ‘M sm°|‘" M‘°a°“““ and Hamilton and many of our young can auth. ""° 1” °‘"""*“°° “ "‘° f‘“‘"" °f mmm have become victims or ir.

the Hon. John R. Bell.

'i ,-- will be kind `deepest sympathy and our fervent , MH. Fiiuerald of Charlottetown

-SPECIAL PRICE ON HORSE

BUGS, robes, wraps and bells at Brace's. 4357-2-15-Zi

-BUY FINE BONEMEAL. moat

choppers, bone grinder: and R-M fox biscuit at Braces. 4357-2-15-il

`-vAi.aN'riNa 'ri~:a.-'rho annual

valentine tea and sale of fancy work put on by the ladies of the Trinity United Church was held in the Ep- wortli Hall, Summerside, on Thurs- day alid was a great success. The tea tables were prettily decorated with Valentine hearts and thelad- ies walting on the tables wore cute valentine caps. A large number of ci- tizens eaiiic to enjoy the delicious supper provided. A sale of home made candy fetched the gratifying sum of thirty five dollars. Many use- ful and fancy articles were purchas- ed. The total amount.reallzed was about $300 which was very encour-

iugmg to oil those who had helped to eontrilliitc to the success of the tea. -S.

. PERSONALS

- r _

merside returned on Thursday from

Summersidc, commenced their week- ly lcntcii sewiiigs for the nerdy this

Albany

Slininielslcle.

etli M:lrDoiialcl of Tryoli are busy those dii_\'s in Albany grading pota- toes.

., ,, L ~ L 'll N - C --

may hear the Well done accorded lcl1(\§?:vasama_e cis; Eigtor Zulfub M :Philharmonic-Symphony - WOR. our beloved sister whose _ life was In Y V “ ‘ C any Colller’s Hour-WJZ Network,

such an inspiration during the five V “Be” _ Majestic Hour-WABC Network.

Ml'. Harry Arnett was a visitor to

Suinlnerside on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Canieroli were

recent visitors to Siiriligtoii.

llfiss lllargaret Affleck has return-

ed to licr home after spending a few dayspleiisaiitly in Sulnmerside the guest of her cousin Miss Freda Bow- ness.

ANGLO~Al\IERlCAN RELATIONS

MacEwen are welcome guests at Mrs. ‘C“““‘“““ Pffssi 10.15--Atwater Kent Hour: Sophia Duncan MacGous=li. LONDON Ffh- 14-‘BY G°°f8° Brasiou; -Nikolai oriorr.

Haliililctoii, stuff corrcspondelit of

` ‘Mrs Wm. Mill and daughter are The Caiiiidiiili Pi~¢ssl--Anglo-Alnerl- n_45__NaM°nBl Light open/__Mm_1_ visiting at the home of their aunt can relations are believed here to be `mm__

entering a new phase, ili which the views of the governments of the Do-

' ' Z. W YORK-394.5

, Mrs. Frank Bagnall, Hunter River minions are likely to play H most

‘lg spending 9, few days me guest of important part. The idea in British 6_30__D,._ Harry E_ Fasdlck

lher father and mother Mr, and Mfg official circles, it is understood. is not 7_30__Ans|o_Per5|am_ .James Bumg to rely so much on attempts to limit 8_00_Nomad5; Blldwm Eecua|_

armuinents by formal attempts to

` ML Frank Bm”-isgo spent me week secure a mathematical parity in na- w_15_Jubuee singers; ..Tmg°_.. end in Charlottetown the guest of vol forces, but 1-other on li snlfil- Of 11.15-Wesleyan University Giee Club; his brother M,-_ Walter Bealrsm. iiiiitiilil roiiildelicc and friendship be- violin 501%

tween Great Britain and the United

Mr. Lee Bealrstoscnof Mr. and Mrs. States. way, sCHENECTADY__3.|9_5

Daniel Beairsto of this plane 15 This is probably the basis under-

____ taking a business course in char- lying the reiiorf today that prolwiil-l 'L00-complete from WEAF. sp"y_»1-h, LM,” _`,,xum-,_ Somerville, Mass, Euphemla, Cam-

* Dec' 26m’ 1928 In th, passing of Mm MacKay on lottetown, . for o new approach to a settlement spray-Fred Ind George Hoop", bridge, Mass.-(but at present at d,m_Qn behalf gf Mm .iuiuiury 2nd in the prime of woman- "**-- °f °h° O5“’"‘“'“°"t pmblcm may be CHGS. SUMMERSIDE-286.1 smy_m_ md M,-,_ Mmm, sn, home)-and Mamie/ at home.

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Soghill Alan Windle, professor of an

Western Guardian

Friday. Feb- 15th. fi-.:_~

, ill rl ci

V* :xv rznawld suii:reli>ti°i?n|.~;-82:

I m -_ENAMEL ron mraiuoa nac-

L OBATING. All the new colors at ` 5' Braces. 4351-2-is-al

Messrs Williiiiii Rngcrson and Ken- ' '

Eastern Guardian

suzuki ..'l'ASTlRN AGUVT-Ml‘. Ji W

Murdock is au\rdian.Al¢IIt In Men tlgue uid will be plcllld he lectin mwandrenrwalauhlctiptfdal. `ti

..*Mr. Walace Prunty, accountant

at Clarks Bros., Charlottetown, spent the past week visiting friends in Glengarry. ~

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 (Atlantic Time)

' \

_Satmdafs Beat Features _\

General Electric Holm-WEAF Net- _ work.

Goldman Baud-WJZ Network. Lucky Strike Holm-WEAF Netlmrl. Melodrama-WJZ Network.

woir. Nawaax-has ff

7.00-News; Dinner music. 'A,=' ssc-Fmt now; Recital. _,I-_‘ 10.00--Recital; Dance music. A 11.00-Organ; Dance music. -"`

WEAF. NEW YORK--454.3

'i.oo-Dinner music; sketch. " 9.00-Organ; Songs; Orchestra. 10.00-GE-Damrosch Symphony. 11.00-Lucky Strike Orchestra.

12.00-Vocal Duo: Dance music.

WJZ, NEW YORK-394.5

7.00-Dinner music; Sports. 9.00-Goldman Band; Sololsts. 10.00-Pan-American; 7-1l’s. 11.00-Recital and melodrama. 12.00Slumber music.

WGY, SCHENECTADY-379.5

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17

(Atlantic Time)

Sundays Best Features

Dr. Spaeth Lecture-WEAF Network. Atwater Kent.Hour-WEAF Network. Dr. Cadman-WEAF Network.

WOR. NEWARK-422.3

4.00-Philharmonic concert.

6.00-Sunday Forum. 8.30--Orchestra: Choir Invisible. 10.00-Playhouse; WOR. Quartet.

WEAF. NEW YORK-454.3

5.oo-Dr. s. Parkes daemon. 7.00-Stetson Hour; Aooustlcon. 8.00-Old companys Slngalogue. 8.30-Capitol Theatre music.

10.00-“Our Government."

.Week-end /Bargains

in the Men’s Store

. Leather Wind Breaker

plush lined

$11.15

Leather Windbreakers.

Men’s

lined, knit collar and

plush cuffs, 36 to

11.15

46 l»,» »<.~;»;°i»<» --~~' *I '

The balance of all Boy’s Cloth Windbreakers, all sizes, worth to $4v25. Friday and Saturday

Men’s heavv working Pants in Dark Brown Tweed, good and

strong, all '

sizes .

Boy’s all Wool Coat Sweaters, pullovers and windbreakers, all sizes, worth from $2.50 to $4.00

'$23.1-i.?”ff‘. _ ,. .. ... .. l--75

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'About 25 Men’s Suits, odd sizes and colors, all wool Tweeds and Worsted, single and d o u ble breasted models, worth from

$37.00 to $45.00. Friday ' and Saturday _. .- .= ._ -- '

Large sizes in Boy’s Bloomer Pants in Grey _and Brown shades,

worth to $2.75., Friday I

and Saturday .. . . ,. . .. .. .. '

Boy’s long Worsted Stockings, Camel and Brown, Heather, all

sizes, Friday and Saturday ,. . .. .. .. ..

Four new shades in Men’s and Young Men’s wool Felt Hats,

§i‘.?.?..f”T‘f .F.‘?‘.“.”i ._ . 2-75

Men’s new fancy shirts. separ- ate collar, French cuffs, all sizes. $1.25 each or 2 for

Meli's Broadclotli Shirts, at- tached collar, Blue, Cream and Wliite, all sizes, $1.50 eacli or2 for . _ _ _ _ ..

A special purchase of 10 dozen Men’s Silk Ties, all new shades,

worth to $1.35. Friday and Saturday... .. ‘

;;gg;;;g;;;mgf;;;;;~=m,_ ' Fancy Shirt, Separate Collars,

cnos. sumiwaasma-zse.1 F Sizes ;i;5.?-.,.ji§izi.";;f;°.tii§;i $125 each, 2 fm $235

Men’s lieavyweiglit union flan- nel shirts, attached collar, large roomy body, all . sizes.............

Men s fine Silk and Wool and (Jasliilierc Hose, fancy colors,

i.‘$*‘.“f. ._ 2-00

Men’s heavy Grey all wool working socks, g o o d and strong for heavy boots . 4 pairs for

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11.15-Studebaker Champions.

WJ NE

9.00-Quartet; Colliers' Hour.

near. Services were conducted by I Rev. W. B. Muir of St. James Pres-t byterlarl Church of which she was a valued member for many years.

There are left to mourn besides her

husband .one lon Frank and one daughter, Gussie at home, tone son Gordon and one daughter, Mrs. G. H. Love having predeceased her). also two sisters. Mrs. I-larry Force. Van-‘ couver, Mrs. D. H. Cameron. Plctlou

and four grandchildren.

The beautiful flowers which covar- cd the casket socket 0! 01° hish es- teem in which she was held:

former strength. All that medlc.il‘ skill and kind friends could do was done but all to no avail. For tl-in last tiiree months before the com- l11K of the end, it was evident that all hope of recovery was gone,

She continued to grow gradually

weaker and weaker until on the above mentioned date her gentle splrlt winged its heavenward flight. Besides a sorrowlng father and mc-

ther, Jessie leaves to moum the loss of a. kind and loving sister. two bro- thers and two sisters. The brothers

are Duncan and Cyrus at home, and ,

ones home."

Resting firmly in this lJ0ll0f "lc

cnd was peace. The funeral which was llllll-6 “

large one, was held on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 9th. The service was conducted by Rev. R- Hensley Stavert.

Two of the hymns sung were inv-

orltes of the departed: “The Old Rugged Cross," and "Will the Circle Be Unbroken.” These were feellnll' ly rendered by the choir. The Srl- vlce throughout was a very imPl'¢5' sive one.

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' Her Maletty prayer that the All Wise Golf willmr-, Mill Hamel Hopgood was a visitor wu a recent visitor io her brothel ,sul and lelnaena mums round them with me comcast na temmmamac on mass “hmm “-wills Wiw'i|.D»rn1ey. on neighbor;

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the sisters are: Mrs. D, L. Taylor,

the wife of the Licilten hood Brackley community has su ROV Andrew Th°m5°“ len’ On made by me British government m 1100 5 lil'-5Bl'V|C°l 'l‘f`iD1¥¥ Uhiikfl Wu. The d°°*°'5°d» ‘V110 W" B 39597515

ovemor md Honorary P1 (_ Qmilwd me loss of a good and noble Wednesday morning for Charlotte U10 Unmd SW” in me "ear future Church Mn and Mm Fred I An favorite with all who knew her, will

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or the Prince miwom womuo; ouiuvco by all with whom WW" Where 11° will lw in attendance A” ‘he D°"“"’°“ 5°""“"‘°""°- ‘° " 3-15 li. m.-Holman Ammoou Mei- arm b° m“°l\ mimd by I large circle of

. of Queen Mary's Needle- she came in contact Her genial, 2; th; PWSOYWYY °f the United Eiaairgillagi $:;l:,:1"-ii al: mglnd ody. ` Bp“y__M1._ md Ml-,_ Edgar Hem-55, FCIBUVBS and friends

Guild, whois at present en sunny- disposition made her a great ure . . Y “V ‘“'°' 3.80 p. m.-The Radio Mellen by __ My _ W im

before any definite neu they lone. R". w_ H_ Hu_dm_ Halxv W- “ld ' “ ' auiwhlio ui oimuinlu mr, it win

L and France, I would ask ways a pleasure to work side by side MW G’“°° R"°Y» BBW!! 7193 X9' 790 D- UI-59|"/1905 '1`l‘lDil»}' Ulitéd __ M;-,_ ch 1 R0. tm h°m° th” he’ 1°” Wm O’ “lt o convey to 1-ier iviuiosiy with our dcur deported friend. iufned from ii very pleasant visit to TORONTO- F"'°~ 15-*S* Beffflm church. sm" Mr' 'md U" '“°°l= l‘°¢’llY- B! im' brlzht and rr _ ~ ' . - '

berts.

cat appreciation fell by Esnecluilv in the church who-e me relatives in B°°t°n and other parts th_ o mm,,__w_ md M,.,_ W _.L Mu °°””'“ ”‘°‘“"°" °l‘° °“4°“°d h°1'l°li

enrtz for Her Ma_|esty's loved to labor, both as a leader in °f M599# “|50 ll* Mime WHEN She mpology at st' Mlchaers College’ l ' t° On' Hznwfmh h" |°"°¢ W” "°"““°°' “nd “’“"“°“S i" “'°“"“ P"°l"°s W°"‘ “nd “S ‘“" °" g2"m:h;,u';';f°° °' H" °""° ms' grmvfrsltdaoif isiiznmorsiiiiioliuiir In M€m0fidm mwmcn'-:Janis ma nel-tio. mugs" hx: '°_;d";°m':“°;‘"°‘m'; ig such a beautiful card. i'icer in the W. M. S. shs will be ¢Y- _ ____ .mm ,_ McK,_y_ . members of the Guild have greatly mused for her work was nl- ‘*"--°*- Zifgzdafatjraasiznzmllgii, 31,581; M35- -5- l- “WAY ' ;l\°:“:;lT’°°l"°f' """° M°“"° 'A' Wlieoln. voiisfum “muh-but “I used me fo say how highly ways. well omi faithfully done. Ml" lllizllwih Adlml. Wilmot. is of mm slr Hmmm wh ° ,H _.___ su, Henk' John An¢,,,,' w_ A_ Mu. d “ °’ "O “W ‘°l’“‘°° ai they feel at the duilnc- nut it is in thc homo clrciciiut lvendlnl l P1°“*“° h°"d“Y ""°“g years oi are had a'brilii:ntw:;id- 5° “‘° “'° °‘ '”""“" V°"' “W” lei- come Burner. W- H- Bmi¢l\.M°l~ e som" M mek in bm", mm' lat has been conferred upon her nbsence is most keenly felt by a ffilmds in I-famil¢,qn_ gpm., ,mg ge, emu: career 'but hm work was nm passed peacefully away at lhlt R01- vuig Mc.Auslln4- DN:i;lYghyW|;l° w Zhmml Hum no by Her Majesty. in thus .sorrnwing husband and two child- WOW- confined “fthe study of “mlm-,p°. UW W NWN!!! “lb 1939. Ulf! ` ,hmm be' cm dmum :R uni; lain; so sfgnally this ren. '-;-_-- gy’ for -ha was “MM as an “wha” McQuarrio, beloved WHO 01 A- 8. M155 JIS!!! MolN‘lf0!ll yum mm bud for d 1 °‘ th’ Gund' _ A’ We DOW *O the "need" °’”‘d°"‘ Mr' and Mn' H"-ry simmons and loslst and a great literary scholar. M°K*3'- Mmm” "Oi in 31° DU* °| -- stand But bcllevin :aw un "_ r v I

t th , Miss Lois simmons clmioiictown - I t 004| in

lctthat Her Males yickes of a lowing Heavenly Fa or n Our ue New at Mr and M" John ___________________ mum for .omg mm gi-ig qq gm; In th, ,my mm-ning of sunday, nh 'Imam md an lm "4 .u

nal interest in our local severe loss. we cannot but feel that - . Mr' John wink" I K l no ,D “mm gg me hmuehold dfltlcl Jmugry 0th_ Mm. Julie Mcfnwlh. mm eu., th . will mainly oct lu on lu- to our of.. .larsl-.lt ...cout so mu- °"°“°'» B‘1"°- W , ,.,,,,,,, ,,,_,,,,,, ,,,°,,,,,'§`,'f,°y_" " _.mm about lm montiu ua vim me “mm of 'ill-. me me n. la nc- no, or °;m‘°Phm"°'m*m°"”mm';‘:

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The pall-bearers were: John MG-

Lennan, Daniel Mcheod, Ewen LB' mont, Norman McDonald, Bracken Thompson and Ralph Thompson-

Intermeni. was in the Pielibyteriill cemetery. Snrinirton.

LETTER Ol' CONDOLENCE

To Mn. Dorcas Reynolds and family- ' Cambridge Road, P. E. I. Dear Slswrz.-We, on behalf of thi

members of the W. M. B., deslrc W convey to you our heartfelt symlleihl’ in the erect bereavement that ll” darkened your home through th' auth of your beloved husband and ftthn. we mm out our expression °l

sympathy cannot stone for the iw you have sustained. but we ere I" sured that you sorrow not u il\°°° without hope. Thmfm, we wollm. eoiummdyoufoiheooabfniloom- fort and consolation to tl” 01”" Burden leerer, the Mm of 8°ff°"" who in mmm with moi. bww' that in the btluf-7' cf.Hil love!" may md a balm' for your Milli"

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