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wuss (403 Lougvillactioélceg- t’ " Smmerside BIIBIIIQSS Clllhge WEAR‘ (48 N . o us l?» '1' 1 . 1 o xso. WCAE. wcco 1- D3 wniiifriiini Wll‘l. won. WJAlLl You can Ente Any y' M'UB.‘WOC'. WW1. Mgll com-gs; nusrsntssd. J. Poison. Prln.

LWGY (380) Schenectady. Edlsonl 1 (Hour, also wJz. wnc. 1 JQDKA (309) E. Pitts Sacred Bong i Half Hour. (WHO (546) Des liioines. t eigh Quintette.

0:00 P M.

lKl-‘DM'(316) Beaumont, Fax. Musi- 1 cal.

[WSB (428) Atlanta. Musical. .\\'JJ‘D (370) Mooseheart. Popular McNam ; VGY (380) Schenectady. Vocal. ENTERS aANK “r David Ne" d“ .\\§4g\:l°(:23) Cincinnati. Old Timegcardmer. Chenon h“ ‘an M,

mDKA (3:09) E‘ Pit“ Concert‘ (Montague where he is entering a - CNRA (291) Moncton. Studio (Pr

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Hour" also from KSD. WCAE.‘

TVOCO. \\'DAR. \VDEI. NVFI. ° _1, 1; 233, l won. wow. WJAR. woc. Guardlall 1 er

WSAI. \VTAG-. \VWJ. .__a - PERSONALS KDKA (309) E- Pll". 5YmPl1°l1Yl ..’$EE THE “CANOE RACE". g Orchestra. lsouris, March Seventeenth. still-i. —Mrs. Margaret Hudson is to he .KLDS (441) independence. Studio} lcongratulated upon being a great- ; Program. i

_.°EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr. J. grandmother at tlle age of sixty- ‘WR-NY (259) N. Y. The Singing w_ Murdock 1n now Guardian agent five years; a son having been llorll l Vagabond. ' ‘in Montague and will be pleased to to her grand-daughter. We l1

9:15 P. M. l advertising. Schurman of Boston (nee Grace snd renewal Rankin) a shore time ago.

ti’ ‘

receive news items, ‘Job Printing, new

>l\\'CA\' (277) Pllllfldelplllll. YOCBI. lgubgcrjptjonm

(P.2d) Cincl. Twllght Pr0-

Davenport. Sandman

Cleveland. yaudeq

intrnational Radio Programs ,\\-1;1;31 (3313, C111¢-;,g0_ 31-054mm; KG“) (.192)(p0r1]and‘ Concert

WBAI, (240) Baltimore. "Cav'llel‘ial\\'HT (400) Chicago,

y 9:20 P. M._ g —'-!\llss Maude BPOWlI accompan- .\\'.\I.»\Q (443) Chlcl-IZO- lllllilclll- ..*AGED RESIDENT DEAD. - ied by her sister. Miss Josie. leil 1 9130 P- M- §Another of Bay Fortune's old latill for Boston on March 1st. Miss \\'G.\' 130:2) Chicago. Jazz Skam- marks has been removed in the de- Brown underwent a critical oper-

l per. '\\'()RD (275) Batavia, lll. Vocal. §\\l.\i(' (300) Memphis. Musical.

!mise of Mr. Williunl Coffin, soil or lltion in the Massachusetts Gellerlll ‘the late James Coffin. Mr. (‘ofiill Hospital last September. ‘Since lhad reached the four score and it'll that time she has been wearlniz ll

;'\\'().-\l (395) Sen Antonio. COD-Vmark and was the last of the iam- plaster cast. She is now return-l i cert. ily. He was a general favorite ing to the Hospital to have the KFAB (3-11) Lincoln “Univsersity and will be missed by his host oi" cast removed and to get 8 lllevl

Night" lliusical. jfriends and relations. He is slll" hrace in its place. .\\'l-‘.-\.»\ (476) Dallas. So Methodlsvvived by three sons Cameron \\'il-‘

L‘. Filtfllll)’. liam and Clinton and two daught- 9155 P. M. lers, Susie and Lettle. The illlll-r- A. J. WMAQ (448) Chicago. U. of C. al was from the home of his soil (‘allege Chimes. ‘ Cameron and was largely (lll€'.'l(l(‘ll~‘ 1 10:00 P. M. _ _ KMA (s52) ‘Shenandoah. Mandolin] ...."‘FORMER RESIDENT. T. [llcl Reverend Ana" J_ Mucmnam Aillslclans. ‘relatives and friends in this in); parish priest or F0" Augustus has KTHS 137,3) .1101; Springs. Semi-‘vint-e 0f the Rev. Hlbbert ll‘. ‘lhgnne to his eternal rewunL His VClHSSJCZll. ' Iloelle. former Rector of iihelluliillh- passing is a “hock and Sorrow m \\ 11ml (226) Chicago. Studio Proicllllfll Church of the Trallsflglllll- a" who knew him and loved him. 0 F. t (39 )' Cleveland. Studio‘ 911m“ s ea l ' l". ielnple shortly before last llllil- Hllyilgrlllilj: _ 1n) tliattcity on lhelfiirdfill lnlljlillllldlight hills i-ii») Hot Springs. Chorus Ill)’ 115- A-‘l a l Y» "3 _ ) The 1111;, 1.311119,‘ Mm-Donnld hull i'lii~,<llfi, lllvfitl for ‘lllillly years l-n (lltpltéP-llwel] m only a few “veeks, bu, w“ (U): I|)1:-]) $931119, The 301-11131) town where ills father the late I r.

' ~ s l o h @- Sr-hutil Musical. R. S._lt0che was rector of Trinity: llllgml; g3!‘liliggaillggagldl-Xéiontfilfinn ‘l\\l<‘\i (492) N. Y. Auction Bridge (Alliillcalll Chllrfl" H“ "loll"? ti... viewed with grave apprehen- 1, ., 1mm ‘VCCO, ‘VEEL ‘VF!’ was :1 sister of the late Chin) Jlls- Sim .1). 0c, lwsnl and WWJ. ‘lg-f "<1 “if?” Q? “.“;,f.‘,§‘;; m‘. lived and he laboured. and 1o; _ amero . c . . \ . . _ ‘ . \\~_=;| H23, cigghfnxL Musicale leaves to mourn one brother Alli-ill. 2g géegnrgmzlgfllfgfihgfigfilirll;‘ti’; l: y; .100) 1111mm‘; (m! Plano at present in California and llllve so wen‘ ileeilal. . . gsters}; glxrsJnlaltzn-ggl; 0E” Father Mar-Donald was a native 11:00 P. M_ ranc , . ., . r.‘ cy n‘ - i t A d 1 ’ new. nuownt vynyy (259, N_ Y_ up and Down ida and Mrs Millicent Him-ks or.“ S“ l‘ “w”

Stewart: and in the little Red

—GUARDIAN OFFICE- — The Ehranch of the Bank of Nova scolia‘ Guardian's Western Office is now FE.

will be received. The phone num-

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—GUARDIANG ON IALE l! tilts M. Guardian's western office in ill Building. Bummsrsldfl

‘the located 1n the McNeil! Buildllll grum- ' i ~Water st. Blsmmellida where NWEAF‘ (492) N. Y. "Eveready subscriptions, news or advertising

llmailway- Phlladelphla’ ¢._)_____ school house he first received the l 11115 P. M. rudiments oi’ his education. Later, WOC (484) Davenport. Musical. 5T‘ FELIX SCHOOL he entered Saint l)unst11n's College »

11:30 P. M. l i th ompletion 0i’ his class-

KJR (385) Seattle. Studio Program stamllng o,’ the st‘ Fen‘ Scboolfiltlllll (cllllrsfe ‘there proceeded to the WKRC (s26) Cinci. Organ Recital '°" F°l"'““y' n. t. olGrnnll Seminal)’ nt Yllnnlrelll- Eugene Perazzo. Grade vrHL-‘l’ All“ Ga ‘m ' glwhere he entered upon the stud)’

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 12.00 Mhi ___ ___ Agnes Arsennult; 3. John lclllilSSOl t n logy v

12100 Mid. Grade vl"1' Amlle Gilli?’ z‘ o Ollleltilfi return to Prince Edward “VHO (526) Des Moines. Little “ml” Mull“; 3' Marla J.‘ baud“ Island he was ordained priest’ b) 1 (Symphlm and Marie H. Martin squad. ‘he ‘Me 181119111611 (315110; Mac

WMC (500) (Memphis. Organ. Glade v-“l- ‘EWlYB Desllochesl I-ntyre in the parish church oi

2. Rllfl- 431M880“; 3- Arthur Des‘ Indian River, the ordination takinc

\\'.\lBi3 (2.10) Chicago. Trianon KPO (420) San Fran Rmllell and Jenn “lllllm- equal ‘ lace on the 5th of July. 1874- ETHERS wHlTErcAps 1 llll/l. l l Program. ma” Studio Grade lV.-—1, Dorothy Arsenaululp For a few years he was ll DW- (4')~'»l M's Ansel“ -*)('K( 1. (51.57) Toronto. Concert Pro. 12:30 A. M 2, Clarence Giilis; 3. Adn Gillis. lessor at saint Houston's college. “"'*""ll' "Ml- Q“""“ Tmmi“ grain- lKGO (361) Oakland‘ Aunt)“ Grade lll.-1. Leone. Mueller; 2.1mm subsequently was allnoliltell- ililil ill-r Sllilfllllllll. Kl-‘Nl’ (266) Shenandoah. Pr0~ Bridge ' Annie Gillis- 3. Adeline Chiasson. m the parish of Fort Alltlllfilll-“F, m’ “VEBH “m” (‘hlcllpflvlllilole Krill" l l 1'00 A M Grade l—l Olive DesRncllel-i" 2, where for fflrtylllllle Yea" he N” Alzlrflllha Band. Special .\'lllilhel‘~‘ ' ' ' ' ' '

Your Hour Melvin DesRoches; 3, Edward lllar-Jabollred as in the Great Task.

1 . ' ,' , a le lived ii

symphony Ortilt-gifil. .\ll1'll‘d‘:l Pl'd5'l\\'(‘I5]) (2)43) Zion. Mandolin nu=l»\VIlJI§ggll€2’§B) (31116880 Midn-t Jam_fln'—M._____.....____-argaret Gallant’ leachel‘ lllslftetlll: rllllgllilOllll t): ‘celebrate ills: m). Violin. (311131 C1111)’ 50,994 ' - Golden Jubilee next year. _ 1 101ml KFUA (454) Seattle -- Jack 3-15 p_ M_ lwQQ (434) Davenport Special A Father Allan MacDonald was llll| solidi-Fe (‘lull Lido Srrnnatierfi- (‘KAC (411)) Montreal Winder.» Ell-l‘ 1g;59 A M l timately known and highly T951110‘

SILENT STATIONS Sulllblfi’. ‘ '

3:30 P_ M, . emplifled Goldsmiths “Villnsc \\'S.\l. \E\‘S.\IBI. Western KLX. lWREO (EH3) Lansing. Mich. Rm‘ FEATURE TALKS SPORTS lTainylualsrdHilfigxs-lsggre I§§2Fel:ll;f'll’reacher." VEN NG CONCERTS B2111‘. 6:30 P. M. lWDA-I; (266) Nashville Variefv 7.10 p M . if“ mlftf: gslzflleéflvlflfhfk ~ "As the bird eat-h fond endear- l\'i-‘.-\ll (Jlili Lincoln. Mlisiczile. ' ‘(VEAP (492, .1; Y ' mnveraauonauyrziigemed citizen and true 1mm] merit tries ‘M V‘ v A" i‘? " *1 “mPr A a ~ - French. Mr. A. Mil-no Fraser. The cir- To textile: (iéstiiflznltgedged on‘ y 7:55 P. .M. cumstances of her passing added H tslzgd inch an reprbved each a =WGY (380) Schenectady, “Trove poignancy t0 the natural Dang or e Eu" “my ' i Talk.” sudden parting. . ,1 Also from lWJZ and W810, It was not my privilege to know Allllfsg $6 ha???‘ “Drum a“ 8:00 P M. personally. the deceased lady. But ' a iilluifs” m“ ‘.15 .Z§‘;¥J“ii‘i.’n?2.2.“i§ n i- 1-

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Equipment.

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Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewlfl Good Strong Stock Companies.

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Mal-line

Every thread of this cord- aqe is thoroughly lmpregnatl . 1 ed at the factory with COW" Oleate-ihe preservative which has provcn its merit by successfully resisting the destructive action resulting from constant immersion in sea water.

Gear

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, . . t1 l t onl within but also fllr ho- PX Music Plogmm. fvonlgfthe blgunds or his Own parish

Bellman in common with In his priestly vocation he truly e\

MR8. A. MILNE FRASER

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homes, and missed from his sacred

{will (333) springnem Profelg-‘a friend, and w know him as a nliz- dimes in the church

sional Hockey — Boston Brnlnn hearted and broad-minded Chrisi- He w“ a

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' Nothh‘ more “Mm; tram by Alvin Roehr and His l-ln- ‘$31’, u! ollolonoy m u» lhgn“vflgling"jflly, Bu" tel (Aims Orchestra. Qntlvmfllnllt hnnzszw ‘will: ’ "lnmunln" bu!’ 12:00 Mm‘ lat-til: ps=l=lsl Ills! £150:- ng. Wonderful for cuts, KEOA (454) Seattle. Hsrkness. | n,‘ ‘mm, m, u; "n" my." KiPO (498) San I-‘rsnolsco. cunt) tnai-ntlaza l. u“ l- m cnsssnmflisulcnco. i<<§i$"(lu) Portland. Mnltiiomah.’ '"""‘"" "Y ' m“ cl" *"‘ l "M" (wear nltféinniili‘). Simon's ' H‘ J’ MABON 1-» . _ ' . -..‘Z.".".'3."§'£"fl_s mu (loll) u) Angeies. flickmsnW on» mum-a win mum m“ ~ (Copyright, 10M. try JIRIHIOUOIIII

\Vi[.»\S (400) Inuisville. Talk.

vs. Montreal. (an gentleman. whom it is a genn- gvaaélglglr fflfilligls alimxziell lilfioavlélséllvflt: 3:15 p_ M, lne pleasure to meet in abusiness ~ . ad H" in the

‘WJY (405) v v Zoolo ie lT ll: 0r social Way human “m” m e ' l 1 l 0'30 P Mg a a ' Usually it is regarded as an im- hm" °l “°""°w l“ a game“ m ‘(woo us“. - Davénpért‘ Travel pertinence ‘or any’ except the mo“ praise for the spirit of heaviness.

Lecture Arolllld the Word. lnllmile lflendfl. l0 mill“? Pllbllc 9-40 p_ M _ lreierence to the hallowed ties and U, o; CHlHKlIIIBPlQS of the home. But the

(Lecture. lone thing, above all others. after

1 3M5 p, M_ the hitter bereavement. which Tll-‘llklb 531d o; mm. "we" “mm [mod “WORD (275) Blllafl“ “lmqdlpd to the mlm" of a" who knewalald faithful servant. enter thou

News ‘the ideally devoted pair was (he l 9:30 p_ M lstrengfh and tenderness of the ' Thrmlbond that (boll-lid them ill life. As

10:30 R M' Tmvelo, Her home was her throne and her

(hearts of the people of Fort Ailiilgl" to the personal worth of the late gllsaglllilfihglrllsllllg “lmlumem “ml ° Mrs Fraser there is hilt one mind. -

Ill his departure the Roman (‘util- lolic Priesthood sustains the loss oi‘ .0119 of its most prominent incul- ‘hers. He has left a rich legacy oi n consecrated life. lt may well

into the joy oi’ thy Lord.“ ‘ in llw

There is left one brother. .\ir.

husband king it will) genuine Allcnstlne Mat-Donald (pf Ahllslllllr- l m"?- ' ' 1A sister Mrs Donald 11ml) e (l W0C (484) Davenport" Travelggsglxforltlilntlnllogtlitnlll???S3131: Mlllvlew’ l"'a‘lécem“"l Mm “mm Let-lure. years agu WANT To DANCE? who were intimates.

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8.00 P M The Bellman (lerlires to ossocifilc WJR (517) Detroit. Serenaders. blmlllet", “'“" ‘hfgf “hfmhgjjil. 9:00 P. M‘ 8011K] O sympa Z9‘ W - D D. t. I w-mk“ (226) Chicago. Manuu-Fruser in his grievous i0S9.—Fl‘0lIll ezgng lagnfls 1c Rouge‘ The Bellman in Halifax Chronic e. Professional

WHN (3601 N. Y_ Palisade’. 10:30 P .M. I courolvr Foss 111s: PATIENT

wolm (275) Batavia, 111. Park-Wgxklasnl. s°l‘°"e°“‘ll'- Pemm-"l, ""3‘.!‘,".,°,{.,‘;3',‘, T“ wily. ' . _ Th W ll tn f7 is t '11P (508) Phila. (Paioda Cafe Kin“ m5) Hm spring‘ Meyerl Moll-n»: I542’...- :t £22212-

_ (Will. nstsumsnts that onsbhs sh

er. ‘ WOAlW (526) Omaha dloseland Nightingale Orchestra. 11200 P. M. KFVIE (240) ‘St. Louis. Romaine. ‘ i SOOTHBS WUAE (462) ‘Pittsburgh. Kenyon

9:30 P. M.

CRAC (410) Montreal. Windsor.

WEAF (492) (N. Y. Cass Lopez. also from 108D. ‘WCAE. WEEI. WFI. WGR. WYWJ, and WEAR.

(WRC (409) Washington. Mayflow-

lrheatre.

BURN$ wmlzc (m) Cillci.

Dance Pro-l

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Optometrist to cover mplstoty his ocular examination, vritlou the patient leovlnl’ the fllll! IIII with eneh lndlvlslusl lnstrnlnon Ilthln Instant ranch.

An Important requisite s! o ro- hoctln; outfit ls absolute son- lnrl for the patient.

This hss been accomplished In the Wellssvorth Ullll with Id- Justnbls sent, Ind rut and onsl- rests. The olullr can be reclined, raised or lowered sud utllsstod to the perfect comfort ol any pntlslsl. A esmfnrhblu pstlsst can he more quickly sud coolly

plain hroadcloths, and figured to an assortment that is made

l-ics such as are being shown this ‘week in

Case after case of these

England, where the loveliest are made ‘has this past few days to a great assortment.

lines are mentioned below——

Silky Broadcloth 36 Inch 90c

This lovely plain colored fabric, with all the lustre of silk and with in addition a wonderful wearing quality, is offered ill Sunset, Orchid, Trianoll, Indian Orange, Beaucail-a, Goelill, Cab- aret, Sand, Castilain Red, Rose and Yellow . . . . . . .. .. . . 9°0-

Striped Broadcloth 36 Inch $1.50

Now here is a Fétllly lovely wash fabric of which we shall be glad t0 send you samples. It is 36 inches wide, silk like weave. sturdy in weal‘, shown in a seri- es of lovely soft stripes. . $1.7m Ask for samples.

Dotted Broadcloihs 36 Inch $1.00

These splendid fabrics are pretty much as described in the plain and stripes. They are 36 inches wide, with ground of white showing dots of differing size in blue, rose, peach, black. Samples on application . . . .. .. . $1.00

, Printed Dress Crepes, 36 inch 45c

Now here is a really attractive summer dress matelfial—and ill these quiet days you cannot do better than buy and make up, before the need.

A few very attractive designs of which we shall be glad to mail you samples 45c

Men's Shirts

Plllln llIIl| Striped IKIIOAIIFLOTII

$2.50

Now ‘here is a really striking value. These handsome shirts are made- up of fine, smooth, lustrous Br0adcl0th,most pop~ ular of all shirting material.

*W'hite, Mauve, Powder Blue Peach and Pink

a soft,

here in

Separate matched collars.

We mail these shirts post paid 0n re- ceipt of price.

Lavend

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Some Wonderful New

Wash Fabrics

for Spring “(ear

The" smartness of the new frock made up in the popular new

16 Colors 89c yd.

This popular silk, 29 to 30 inches widell

ing quality, washes well and is admirably adapted for Dresses, Lingerie, etc. Ill‘

i“ phi“ fabms’ f“? tlltnlgltil‘ R d ifiiitfiit Green a nice assortmen o 13f! 6 e neat broadcloth strip- i. Powdel‘ Blue PsYFllfl Green es » Sand Indian Orange ' " Beige Chrysanthemum ,

Conch Shell Crab Apple BlossomNavy Blue

W hall b pleased to mail sampl“ on reqliegt. Alley quantity of this silk lgllolcl be mailed postpaid on receipt of P14“ .

Rayons brings special interest, up of an enormous range of fab. New York.

new fabrics, from‘ adlded its contents Some 0f the 1101mm-

wonderful

Printed Rayon Silks $1.25

'i‘his is a fabric liglltfully soft and lustrous weave shown in the popular

\'(?l‘_V' new put l ff “RAYON”Silk.rl e‘ e eels °"

tfllat is of a 11g.

Very few fabrics that wl , know of drape so attractivelyi " and render such excellent ser-"r vice and so much beauty .. $1.25

Striped Rayon: 85c

‘IBIS fabric, which is enormous- .) 1io1iillal- this season is offered in stripes on grounds of peach, blue and mauve,

The stripes are mostly in "

willie. We'd like you to see. ,1 these very attractive things, of- (cred atonly .............85c

36 inch Check Ging- hams 25c

Always useful and always ser- viceable these sturdy ginghams are attractive as well as durable. Shown in lovely clean, fresh col- ours in effects of Blue, Pink, Mauve, Rose, Peach and Tan 25¢

Better grade gingilams at 35c and 45c.

Mercerizetllavvns 390i’

Thes-e Lingerie materials 36 ' inches wide are very fine and A sheer. 'l‘h-ey come in coloum » particularly adapted to the new ‘ ideas in ladies underwear . . 39°

Popular, Attractive Durable new

Fuji Silk i

pure silk fabric, of first class welt

16 attractive colours-

Laurel Pink

er ~ Black

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