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'rim cHAnl.o1'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _ _ . W gg _ __,, 25.1919

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Mr. Tremblay of

Holt, Renfrew £5* Co.

5 CNJEBEK]

”,VVi1l be at this Store all Day

standing firm.

lines, and will be

all popular furs.

Second floor.

if Saturday 25th. inst. »

3 ,YOU are invited to call here on Saturday

and see samples of the new FUR COATS _

9 i and FURS of all sorts, shown by this out-

Mr. Tremblay will gladly show all

pleased to attend

to all orders for repairs and alter- ations to fur coats as well as to spec- ial coders for NEW FUR COATS ni

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NOORB 6 I’I°LEOD

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choppers for fur farmers. Prlch unbeatable at Bracs'a.

4068-5-28-ood-4 wh.

-“BBAYCO” Red Label special

made~to-order English fox, mink and muskrst netting, large stock at Brac- e's. 4088-5-23-eod-4 wks.

-ATTENDING GRADUATION-A

number of out-ot-town nurses, grad- uates ot forma- years, were in Sum- merside On Tuesday night attending the Kraduatiou exercises of the Prince County Hospital. E

-UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

Kensington, May 26. Rev. J. R. Saint. D.D., Minister: 9.45 a. rn. Bun- csy school; ll nm. our Bible; 'iso p. m. Red Lights on the Track of Life-snul. special music. s p; in, First Church, Summerfield; 2 p. m. Sunday School. A hearty welcome to a.lL

-STREET WORK -- Hawthorne

Ave. has been practically remade by the Summerslds Street Department. who have spent approximately a week on the work. The gutters were well dug out, the clay was worked up and graded for proper drainage. The steam rollre completed the work, making a hard and substantial sur- iaoe. It is hoped that this work will be continued on the cross streets to the South.-E.

-HOOKED PANEL-The Agent’s

Monthly Bulletin oi the National

MOBILOIL E. A. or B. at

3915-5-17-imc.

-BUY

-WESTERN AGENT- Mr. C. J.

and will be pleased to receive

° -DRIVE AN INDIAN Motorcycle,

Guardlan amount saved on license will bul’

gasoline for 1500 miles, in stock a

Braces. 4037-5'-23-2l

-TO BUILD HOME-Mrs. Mary

Ramsay is preparing to build a. mod-

Llfe Assurance Co., for May contains a photographic reproduction ot sn unique and attractive panel hooked at home by Mrs. Alexander Deegan, Cape Traverse. It is a replica of the frontispiece of the 29th Annual Re- port oi’ the Company which was a lithographic piece of art. The copying

ern bungalow on me beautiful lot on °f this iHifl°°~i1e P|°°° °1 1"~h°€f=Ph¥

is Guardian Agent in How- ‘ ml h fo I

Poplar Aienue. adjo ng er rme

m mi ` Mr. Peter white.

-BUY ROSS-MILLER Meat Fox

4038-5-23-cod-4 wks.

tery for electric lights in stock at

_FILL YOUR TANKS AT. Brace s. 4037-5-23-21

° Gasoline

d ew., subscriptions residence. which she sold last Fall to

st Braces wholesale alstrln- °“-"EW “DMN 50°” M°t°’ for Prmce édwmd Ishmd Cycle, special equipped with two,

_ seats. speedometer and storage bat

new Bows.r <

3g15.5.17-1m0_ -GOAT'S MILK-Cr0at's milk.

which is such a. healthful food for

-'nan aoss-MILLER charcoal Infants. is being “Sed f°i~ young rox-

' PUPPY BlSCl11t two days per es with excellent results in Summer- ,uminate Wm-my ncsh greg); side. Mr. Lowell Hancock, who now

.4038-5-23-sod-4 wks, owns the former Dr. Church ranch H ____ , property, has three splendid goats

LLEB. “l£lBBLO" Puppy 1 and the animals give about three ns sufficient charcoal. quarts of milk per day. These ani-

on. tones up the system and el- mais are all registered and ol super- ‘As worms. Sold at Brace's. ior breeding, and their progeny

4038-5-23-eod-4 wks. should be much in demand.,-E.

was a difficult feat, but was skilfully accomplished .and the eiI.ect trans- ferred to the canvas was really beau- jtliul. It was very nne work and ‘needed lingers of unusual dextcrityto hook in the small letters, numerals and other characters of the original. It is something just a little diiierent. in design, color and workmanship than has heretofore been tried by our Island devotees of the hooked rug. This msgniiicent plaque is now on exhibition at the P. E. I.-N.B. Divi- sion Headquarters ot the National Life at St. John.-E.

-UNIQUE EXHIBITION - The

Curio and Antique Exhibition held in the Summerside Public Library on Wednesday and Thursday under the auspices of the Daughters of the Empire was a very great success. It ‘ was a very original and unique ai-

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%°li,;A,‘ "" Commencing this morning, and running through to May, , -J;~_, 25th this Linen Department offers the service of FREE HEM- ` __.,,,E,mNG,__T,,,, _.,,,,,,,,,, Mm- tg, MING with all purchases of Sheetings and Pillow Cottona. mg of th, King. county Exhibition,

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Q' Do not miss this great opportunity-and do not put it off Gmgetowm Tuesday' _,une ,he uh *-1713-C0 YOUT 0l`del`S early- st 2.30 ln the afternoon. E. B. Mc-,

Laren, Secretary. 4045-5-23-3i.l - ._ _,p .

..°STUDY Gig-The tcachersof | : "

D. £5 A. Foundation Garments

' GOSSARD CORSETS

in front lacing slrdlea. corselettea, etc. na of the best makes of ooraats and made to suit moat

f Bleached sheeting, 70 ins wide.

3 Good medium weight, per

, Better quality bleached sheeting

63 ins., per yd. . . 42c -72ins.,peryd.,............‘48c 80 ins., per yd. ,._. . . . . . 520

Pillow cotton, circular, extra. ff heavy.

' 40 ins. wide, per yd. ._ .. . 38c 1142 ins. wide, per yd. . . .. 40c

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Unbieached Sheeting

`63 ins.,per yd. ‘72ins.,per yd. 39:: §80 ins., per yd. 440

heetings ff Pillo

-J Colored “Wabasso” sheeting.

‘ ` f ‘ Hood Flour. Bran and Shorts lowest l 1 ~ . prices, wholesale and retail. Poolei '

Wabasso Sheeting, special quali-

ty.

63 ins. wide, per yd. _. .. .._., 58c 72 ins. wide, per yd. .. . . . . ., 65c -90 ins. wide, per yd. .. . . . . ._ 75c

Our best bleached Sheeting 72 ins. wide, per yd. . . . ., 75c S1 ins. wide, per yd .. . ._ 85c

90 ins.

wide, per yd. .. . .,.,. . 95c

Our best grades circular pillow

cotton. 40 ins., 42 ins., 44 ins., 46 ins., Heavy All line 68 ins.

yd. .. . .,.

per yd. ,.,. . . . . ._., 45c per yd. 48c per yd. .. . . .._. . . ._ 50c per yd. 52c bleached table damaak.

n. A very special\`value.

$1-25

Excellent quality, fast coi-

-POWEI AND BAND geared meat,

'by-gone days. which brought back to

needlework, in a wonderful state ot - preservation. Samplers, which weref

fingers the ladies of those days pos- sessed. One very line piece of work was done by Rebeca Holman when only eight years of age, 125 years ago. Some very curious articles tor crimping. old ladies caps and curling irons attracted a good deal of at- tention. In another glass case were some lovely beaded pieces of work. Some old china, silver, pewter and la pair of candle sticks which were hand made and 200 years old. A very interesting Jacobite relic was s min- iature of Prince Charles, said tohave been worn in the battle of Preston Pans. There were two ancient "High- land C_ruisies," hand hammered by the “Smith oi' Harris." A relic of the past was a very ancient fire bucket, Some line old work boxes were a de- light to the lover of old furnishings. ' A very handsome hand embossed brass tray from India, depicting a procession of the Rajah of India caused a. good deal of comment. There were some very interesting old prints of Summerside and paintings of 50 years ago by George Akermsn; also some old maps of the Island. in- cluding one by Captain Samuel Hol- land. In a case in the centre of the room was a. number of old prints, an old Bible dated 1738; also a German Bible of about the same period; an original “Island Seal" used on Gov- ernment and legal documents. There was a case of ancient weapons used by various natives- and some historic swords and pistols. Among the cur- los was a Micmac dictionary and some Indian costumes worked with beads; 'also a shell found near Tig- nish by an Acadian in 1800, which was used ss a horn to call the people to Church. The chief attraction, however. at least to some people, was the “Rose of Hell", a piece oi’ wood in the shape of a rose grown on the slopes of Augua in Guatemala, South America. 15,000 feet above the sea le- vel. The name was given t.o it by the Guatemalan Indians. Perhaps the best and most wonderful exhibit was a portion of the banner of the Scots Greya (2nd Dragoons) carried by Caption Penny in the historic charge of Waterloo. The rest of the iiag is in Northumberland, England. The ‘exhibition as it whole was really won- derful and a great creditlo the or- ganizers. ' S-

!linnrel'a Llnlment for Cougha A- Colds.

Eastern Guardian

..'JUST UNLOADED Car Robin

.dz Thompson, Ltd., Montague.

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‘ ' ` l Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-

tague and will be pleased to receive;

new and renewal subscriptions.

will be held in the Court House,

the Bridgetown Study Group met in Bridgetown School on April 25 at 4.30 p. m. Owing to the inclemcncy nfl

the weather four teachers only were present. Miss Georgie Dingweil and Miss Mary Larthard read very inter- eating papers on the teaching of Ar- ithmetic snd oi’ Geography. The i Teachers Study Group met again in f Bridgetown School on Wednesday. l May 8, at 4.30 p, m. Inspector Hynes l seven teachers and one visitor were l present. Miss Teresa McLellan read l a paper on the authorized order and

followed by a general discussion of matters relative to school work. Mr. Hynes gave some helpful suggestions in connection with the teaching of Canadian History. and also gavg a

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by/» the teaching of a British History

reason of hearing lessons. This was ._

151;- Utd lgvgrg 'gf higtgry gnd gn. f_- cient lore revelled in the relics of ,

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Pretty Found ation Garments

isa: For Summer W ear

LADI ES’ PYJAMAS

Dainty pyjamas of print- ed crepe dimity and

Rayon ‘

Printed Crepe $1.98 Printed Dimity $1.25

Two tone Silk Rayon pyjamas with futuristic

p designs

Prices tg

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' PANTIES

in “Griffin” Brand lock- stich of best quality Ray- on silk

PRICE

Pantie and Brassiere sets lace trimmed

Price & “-90

LADIES’ BLOOMERS

Ladies' l<nitted_ Bloom- ers all sizes \\‘\ Pink' white, and peach

PRICE . . . . .

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LADIES' BLOOMERS

Extra Special

Ladies’ finest ‘rayon silk Bloomers -- made twice as dainty with touches of lace. Sh.own in nile peach, flesh, orchid, maize, etc

PRICE ,._... . .

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_ . NIGHTIES

- Ladies' nightgowns

“Harvey” made, tailored

style and monogramed

_ PRICE . . .

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EXTRA SPECIAL

l_ace trimmed r a y o n nightgown in p e a 6 ll- maize, flesh, orchid, etc.

Silk Crepe de Chene and Rayon Lingerie

Night gowns, princess slips. pyjamas, dance sets, step-ine, chemise, etc., of dainty crops-de chene, Rayon and Triconese. Beautiful garments that will enhance the beauty of your sum-

mer attire.

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KNICKERS

“Niagara Maid" Pure glove stilk knickers _and vests to match, dainty and serviceable

PRICE `

VESTS . . . . .. ..

KNICKERS ._ ._

Kayser b r a n d Lladlea Knlckera of Trioonese with vests to match- _These will suit the most

exacting of tastes ‘

Palos sum a. $250

LADIES' SLIPS

extra good quality in lock - stitch, guaranteed not to run. Lace Trimm-

sd `

PRICE

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Full range of L`adi08 Bloomers, Bobettes, Slips Nlghties, etc., from the firm of A. T. Reid, one of Canada's best manufac- tures. 'Moderate prices and quality guaranteed.

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any fl ure

plain and fano

PRICE

in comfy cut and strap

sz.zi~s11.oo

Gossard Brasaiarea from very narrow to longer line

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:::;::°°.;:.:“:.°“:;;:::°" :"::.:.::.; _ “*°‘ES' “STS Prgwge Bros

Big range of these gar- ments in stock in Nat- ures Rival and D. & A. makes. All comfortable

garments and moderate

U in price

Price nm to $5.50

Brassiara 35¢ to

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PR\cE.._.._...$198

lesson. In conclusion he congraiu- gtylgg L'

A hors in Rose, Blue, Gold, Green. ima un :mum on their mens- ' lm!

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72 ine. by 90 ins. ,._. . . . ..... . . . . . . . . .,. . . . . ...,. .$3.95

.-,,_ 30 ina. b 100 ins. .. . . . . . . . . . . ._.,. .,...........,.,,. .$4.95,

shoe and the regularity of holding

EYESIGHT

EXAMINATION liitlng all lapplyii Chi.

S eoial

.72 ins., per yd. 65c ,hm mem” dmnuhe ymna P __ _.ni [_ nauaoammlnaa

801118., per yd. ., 72c next meeting will be hola on wsu- ` i

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Extra special Ladies' Hose all silk with mer- cerlzed top. square heel- fashioned. Regular, $1.50

_ row ._ ._ $119

A new lot of Rayon Bedspreads. Entirely different de- "‘;f°;:&1;°‘;£v$':“fx__ __,m__ mann' vmmbmpv __',m__°*mf;m‘mm, -.Tm-..:. mn... ._ “vw

55811! 511. R089. Blue. G0ld. Green and Creilil- .me the meeting wiu in neu an fn. visiting mana in n- nanny mins cannon. A ma, mm mn; th,

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