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f-AUIYHQN- Bee handbills for par- ticulars of auction sale at North Carleton, March i2, concerning stock and implements cf the late Harry D. Lowther. 4008-3-94!

—QU!ET WEDDING-A quiet wed- ding was solemnised at the United Baptist Parsonage, Bummerside, last Thursday afternoon, when Mia Mary Albina DesRoches was united in mar- riage to Mr. Arthur Reginald John- sony both cf Bummerside, Rev. ‘A. Ad- ams oiliciating. A host ‘ of friends

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN. GUARDIAN .

wish them every happiness and pros- perity. '

—I‘IVI DOLLARS 0B. FIVE DAYS —!n the police court at Summersidc on Saturday the assault case tried on Thursday. in which the defendant was a man and the piaintii! a wom- an: came up for Judgment. Stipen- diary Wyatt inﬂicted a fine of 05 and costs upon the defendant, with the option of five days in Jail, the sent- ence to be suspended during good behavior. B

‘r4300 AND COSTS 0B SIX MONTHS-The case against a party living in The Brae. charged with hav- ing spirituous liquor in his possession which had been adjourned for the appearance oi a material witness. came before Messrs. John E. Camp- bell and Thomas Carruthers, J. P.'s. at the Court House in Summerslde on Friday and was concluded. The accused was convicted and fined $200 and costs or six months in jail. S

-BBIDIZ T0 BE SHOWEBED-A miscellaneous shower was given in honour 9f Miss Jean Phillips, a fut- ure bride to be,_at the home o! Mrs, F. D. Bowness, oi Summer-side, on Thursday evening, by the young 1m. lea of Messrs. Sinclair and Stewarts Store. oi.’ which Miss Phillips was a valued employee until last week. The many beautiful gifts of china. silver, linen and other costly presents testi-

Phillips was held by the stati. A very enjoyable time was spent with music and songs, and dainty refreshments served by the hostess at the close oi

fied m the high esteem in which Miss ‘

DRESS UP FOR

EASTER!

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0N'T wait for the warm and sunny days of Spring to -re- mind you that you need new clo- thes. Have them all ready to wear when the time arrives.

What better opportunity of rea- son than Easter could you ﬁnd to replenish your wardrobe.

This store is staging‘ s Bpeqig} “DRESS up for EASTER” week from March 11th to 16th. Ahead of time? Certainlyl- and you should take advantage of 8110p. ping ahead of time so as to be ready on time. Make it a point to inspect the wonderfully complete range. i _

At l the Men's Store

March 11th. to Overcoats

Young'Men’s Spring overcoats, slip on style in fancy grey and» fawn tweeds, single breaste

lmodels,all

Men's and young men's spring overcoats, fancy grey, fawn and dark mixed tweed, single breast- ed models, slip on styles ‘

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Young Men's ﬁne worsted suits in plain and fancy blues, herring-

bones and fancy browns, single and double breasted model-s

Men's and young men's all wool

serge suits in plain navy blue,

guaranteed fast color, single and double breastefmodels, pink bo~

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Gloves

New Gloves for Easter, come in and see the popular Deerskin,

' ew shirts for sprinS- The Ilyloilrlxllill} plain shades. White» Cream and Blue. Collar attached.

-soMu Mons THIEVES er wonx m SUMMERSiDE-Mr. Roy Silliphant‘: meat market and Mr.

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IGG CIRCLE MIETIlWG

“t0 Annual Meeting of the New I North Egg Circle was held in Long River Hall on Thursday,

1. . though the night was stormy - was a large number of members . H t”

'-p_l'esided. Minutes of past year

read and adopted. ~ trite was paid to members. - , following eﬂicers for ensuing

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President-James Saunders.

Vice Presidents-Robert MacLeod. Secretary-B. it. Meek.

Directors: Wilfred Campbell. Pres- ton MacLeod. Allan Campbell. Bert W. Warren. Bruce Bell.

Delegates to meeting in Charlotte- town: Charles Paynter and George‘ Cousins. » _ Manager-George Cousins.

This ending the business the Secre- tary called upon Mr. Saunders, who addressed the meeting advocating in- creased production. also greater in- tenet shown by numbers. sites-which avotoofthankawastendered Mr. launder-s for his instructive addrel. to which he suitably replied.

IILLVUI. 8011' Q11‘ was

Henry Callantk store a few doors irom inch other on Central Street, Bummerside. and the drug store of Messrs. Gourties Ltd. on the corner of Water and Central Streets were broken into during Wednesday night by some daring thieves. The large plate glass door panel of the drug- store was smashed to make an entry. and a quantity of tobacco, cigaret- tes, pipes and chewing gum were taken from one show case; also sev-

‘ eral bottles of perfume and other

toilet articles. A number of large glass bottles containing candy were broken and scattered on the ﬂoor. An attempt was made, by the robbers, to open the cash register but proved a failure. From the meat market. the door of which was broken into in the same manner. some roasts of beef and cash were taken. The proprietor of the soft-drink stone found a small quantity oi money and cigarettes missing. B

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. - On Wednesday evening a jolly time was spent at the home of Mrs. Peter White in Bummerside. where a num-

‘ ber oi the friends 0i Miss Jean Phil-

lips, who is to pliy an important part

Claims Many Victims in Canada and should no guarded against.

Minards Liniment

is a Great Preventative‘, being one of the oldest remedies used. Minardh Liniment has relieved thousands o! cases of Grippe, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Asthma and similar ‘lseasel- It is anEnemy to Germs. Thousands oi bottles being used every day. 1M‘ sale by all drugginte and general dealers. _,

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in»an interesting event which is to take place in the near future. gath- ered to extend their good wishes to the bride to be and to tender a show- er oi lovely gifts of linen. silver, cut glass and china, which comprised a beautiful dinner service. About ility guests were present. The dainty bas- ket holding the gifts wes gaily trim- med in pink and white and the spa- cious rooms were iestoonecl in the same pretty colours. Miss Eliza Ste- wart opened the gifts. whilst Miss Nina Schurman read the accomp- anying verses, which were the occa- sion of much merriment. Although quite overwhelmed with surprise Miss Phillips in a few appropriate words thanked everyone for their kind wishes and lovely gifts. Dainty re- freshments were served by the host- ess and the evening's enjoyment brought to a close.

PERSONALS

—Mr, J. E. Dalton. of Summcrside, has retiumsd from an extended trip to the United States.

--Mr. Murdock Maclrzcd. of Char- lottetown. was a visitor to Summer-

~~ w’ FATHER

side last week. —-Dr. A. L. Purdy. of Alberton. was a visitor to Bummerside last week. S

—The many friends of Mi-"Georgo MacPh-erson, the popui caretaker of the Bummerside Post Once. will be pleased to learn that he is gradually gaining strength after his recent ill- ness and hopes to be about as usual in a few days. B

-M‘.rs. C. William Ramsay, Mal- peque. accompanied by daughter. Eleanor. left on Wednesday for Hal- ifax. whence she will take passage for London. England. Here she will visit her native home. Illtord. Essex. She expects to be about eight or ten weeks. Twenty years have passed since Mrs. Ramsay visited her home

changes. With anxiety will her friends watch for her return. Y.

when completed Italy's swamp ro- oismation iii-elects now under way will have reclaimed about 1.000.000

acra of land at a cosh)! about $00.- 000,000. ' '

and she now anticipates many'

Eastern Guardian

“EASTERN AGINTI-Mr. J.W. Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon- tague and will be pleased to receive new and renewal subscriptions.

. JPBOHIBITION C A SE- At Georgetown on Wednesday. March 0th six cases were heard before the Prohibition Magistrate. Two defend- ants who confessed were each fined 8100.00 or tiu-ee months] One convict- ed of selling lined $800.00 m- nve months. One convicted for having ii- ouor in his possession illegally, $200.00 or three months. Two were dismissed. Mr. R. N. McNeii-appea for the prosecution

PIIIONAI-I‘ l

..‘Mrs. Victor Raiule, George- town receutiy visited Charlottetown. ‘ ' A. mm. and m». Fred mid-n. with their-three sons. Freddy, John and essence. “and Mile hhliie Dolor-is Goorlitown were visitors to New

rut the sueste o: their brother m. IIIIIIQDQIUHLAJ

lent wearer

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119-121 Queen Street, Charlottetown l .

..'Mrs. Johnson, Georgetown, n sic she Mamie MacDonald. 1m ni-

vislting in Borden the guest of her daughter Mrs. William White.

mm. o. r. Msxinhen, George- town. was a passenger to Charlotte- town. A.

..'Mr. Benlamin Delorie who has been spending the winter in Halifax, N. 8.. the guest of his ihughter Mrs. George Icahn-lo. réturned to his home in Georgetown. A.

..'Mr. Melbourne Hemphill. West- ern Canada, recently visited new". town. the guest oi his brother, Mr. John I-femphiii. A.

..‘Miss Marion Douglas, teacher, 7'1"" @099‘ limit the week end in Oeorlatcwn _thl guest or her parents Mr. and ma. L. R.‘ Douglas. A.

--‘Mf- v Ralph Douala. student,

Prince ‘of Wales Collin. Ohariotte- ' town, spent the week and in George-

town thesutst of his osmium-

and Mrs. L. H. Douglas. A. '

mum Florence ma... who

h“ D9021 Vllltllﬂ in mm. the suest of her cousins, Misses Bea.

day for Boston, Mass. A.

..'Missen Isobel Levers. stem

Solomon. Agnes Solomon, Frances .

Livers. Myrtle Yorston and Doris Skinner were passengers to Mum! River. A.

..'Mr. Samuel Yorstcn, Mr. J. A I. McConnel. Milford Batchilder and David Levers recently visited Mur- "Y River. A.

--'Mrs. Wilson, Cardigan. spent:

the weir end in cool-germ» m:

Iuest of her brother Rev. Okissiﬂl- _ ._ A

llinard’: llulmant for coughs and toll‘

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OPTOIIITBIIT OM90 Connected Wllh

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answered with "Hintscnliemoving stafnsﬁalcney wuveted to ‘buy cocoa and sugar lor school lunches. It was arranged td book a mat before the next meeting which is w

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