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A few months have achieved drastic changes in Coats now are ﬂared, they have added inches to their length, smart little capes make them strikingly feminine. collars and

fur fashions.

cults are unusual.

Cur initial display of new Fur Coat Mada will give you an opportunity of examining the new silhouettes. ancl oi selecting a style for the remodelling oi your last season's coat. And this work can be done at a more moderate

price now that later in the busy season.

Mr. Jules "Freinblay Fur Etqicrt of HOLT RENFREW e o0. LIMITED

oi Quebec. Montreal. Toronto and Winnipeg. \\’lll be at your services in our store on

Monday May 26th and Tuesday May 27th.

\\'e invite you most cordially to pay us a visit.

Moore o McLeod Ltd.

Charlottetown

l19—-121 Queen St.

COME

PLEASE EARLY AS POSSIBLE

Western Guardian

-1 AND 4 Vi‘. sass will. aold right at Bruce's. 3903-o-22-2i.

-I"UNDY GASOLINE and Mobil "Arctic" light 1nd '15“ heavy motor oil in stock at braces. 390-54141.

~15! STURSS AT MALPIQUE and French River will bc closed on

open Friday evening. Peter MacNutt s; Son. 3901-5-22-21.

-KII!B MEMORIAL PRESBL TERIAN CHURCH. Malpeque. ihe annual tbankoﬂering service under the auspices o! the Women's Mission- ary Society, will be held in the above church on Bunday evening. my 25th. at 7.30 p. m.

-'1""' CIUII OI‘ ZION CBUUCH Charlottetown. under the leadership oi’ Proi’. ‘Thompson. will give a sacred recital in the Klei- Memorial Prosby~ tsrian Church. Malpeque. on Mon- day evening. May 26th. at 8 o'clock.

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-UNTH‘IID CIUICH 0F CANADA Kensingt-cn. May 20th. Rev. .1. R. Saint. D. D., Minister: 8.45 a. in.. Sunday School, ll a. m. “Our Great Empire“, 7.30 p. p1,. "The New Earth, The Coming Empire oi God"; Sum- mertield. Sunday School, 2 p. m-, Di- vine Worship at 3 p. m.

~PLAT Al‘ TYNE VALLEY.- ‘ Come to iho tour-act. comedy "Wod- t ding Bells" presented by the Tyne ' Valley Dramatic Players in the Tyne l Valley hall on Wednesday evening, l May 2am. Ii’ stormy will be held on l Thursday the 29th. Doors open at 7.15 p. n1. Curtain rises at 8.15 p. m. Proceeds in aid or Tyne Valley rink.

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the 23rd instant.

Store Open Friday Evening

This store closes all day Saturday‘ 21th May. shall be open for business all day and through the evening of Friday

ln view of this fact, we

Look for interesting specials on th at occasion.

.\len's

Men's Khaki Duck Pant; . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.25, $1.50, 51,75, $109 Dion's Khaki Moleskin Pants $1.75, $2.25

Men's Flannel Trousers $2.50 i0 37,50 Men's Plus Fours fancy twceds

................ 54.5010 $1.50

Men's Khaki Windbreakers $2.25

ENS Sports Shirts at- tached collars only Light Grey Union Flannel Light weight. Splendid for ﬁshing and other sports $2.50

Men's Combination Under- wear. a little heavier than summer weight. Long sleev- es. long legs ... $1.50 Suit

Dion's Socks. for those that wear a f somewhat heavier cashmere, shades of Grey or Fawn.

iveight. All wool,

A wonderful sock only 50c pair

Handkerchiefs. Plain White

(jambric plenty of size for school boys or men. 1 doz. only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c

Men's Caps Light, Medium and Dark- er Twseds, good shapes . . . . . . . . . . 98c Dion's Khaki Riding Breeches

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.00 to $7.50 Men's Long Duster Coats $2.00 to $4.50 Men‘: Leather and Leatherette Coats . . . . . . . $5.00 to $15.00 Men's Combination Blue, Khaki

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.25 to $5.50

Men's White Flannel Trousers . . . 85.50

—-N0’!'lCE.—Wiil all the Sunday Schools that rook part in the recent Temperance Contest given in the Northern Messenger kindly report as follows: How many members from

How many qualified for pass certi- ficates. How many tor honor certi- ﬁcates. How many won prizes. How much money was voted for prizes by the school or in any other way. to Mrs. J. H. Macrarlsne. Supt. o! Tam- porance in Sunday Schools. Bodequa. l"- E~ I- 3N2. --MIIE'IING TONIGllt—A good attzndance oi Presbytcrians and friends is looked for on rrlday even- ing at the Summe Presbyterian Church, when the Prince Edward Is- land Presbytery will hold the closing sederunt of the day at 7.4.5 p. rn. Reports on progress will he made by various speakers, some o! whom have been at. Toronto recently on commit- tze business. Professor Fowlss, A3. 6.0., will preside at the organ and give stlectlons during the evening.

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CHERRY‘ VALLEY NOTI! The little birds ﬂy over; And Oh! how sweet they sing To tell the happy children That once again ‘ti; spring,

Mr. I40 Orane. Msrgate. was a re. cont visitor to Chery Valley.

Mr. Gordon Mclnnls is Splﬂding the two months in Murray Harbor working in the lobster factory.

_ Mrs. Wm. Irving and son George. were recent visitor; tn the city.

Mr. and Mrs. lilrnian Inge and two daughters were the g-isasta of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Inga on Sunday.

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DR. J. P. MILLA

DINIAL IUIGIOM

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Eastem Guardian

.31’!!! srou will ha cloud on May ma, but -wul remain open oa Friday evening. May 28rd. The J. J. Hughes 00.. Ltd. Bourla. P. t. I. 308i.

.981‘. ANDREW“ bulb“!!!- IAN CIUICII. Montague. services on Sunday, May 25th. at ll a. m. and ‘l p. m. Rev. J. L. Burgess will be the preacher.

msuunai/sinviczs-nav. a. w. Williams will conduct services on Sunday, May 25th. as iollows: Sturg- eon at 1i a. m.; Georgetown at 2.45 p. m.; Montague at ‘l p. m. Rev. H. R. Boyer, D. D., General Secretary. will be the speaker at the three ser- vices-

JNOTICI 1'0 CIIAM PA‘!- lONSPMr. A. i". Campbell will haul cream by Motor Truck to Bourla Creamery beginning Mood y, May 20th through the following districts: Elmira. East Lake and Kingsboro to sourls. 3356-5-30-22-24-31.

, JUNITED CHURCH 0F CAN- ADA-Georgemwn and Sturgeon sar- vlces Sunday, May 25th: Georgetown at l1 a. m. and 7 p. m.; Sturgeonat 2.30 p. m. Meeting in Sturgeon Church also at 1.30 to organize a

Sabbath School. Rev. C. U. Mac- Nevin. Pastor. MALPIQUE

Mrs. J. K. MacGougan. who spent the winter so pleasantly in lalmont. Mass, the ("It of her sister Mn. Roberts. returned Thursday to Ham- ilton. where aha spent. the week end with her daughter, Mrs. John Simp- son. Mrs. MaoGougans many friends will he glad w vicloomc her to her old home in Dower Maipsqus. when she purposes remaining tor the sum- mer.

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Woadsido and daughter Miss ‘Thelma Wood- side. who leit in October to visit re- latives in Vancouver. B. 6., returned home on Saturday evening. The months passed pleasantly in Van- couver and while absent they visited iriends in Seattle. Wash, and on their return spent several days in Toronto width Mr. Woodsideb sister Mrs. Iontgomaiy Owen. Altogether their trip was a moat enjoyable one and their many triands hare live them a glad welcome hoinc.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Macﬁougan and Miss Alice MaoGougan event Sunday with Mrs. MwGouga-lfs mo- ther. Mia. Walker. Crlpsud. Mrs. Walker has recently returned from an extended visit to Boston, Mass.

Among the recent motorists to Malpequs mly be maitioned the ici- lowing: Misses Adela MaoNutt. and Mildred Dirigwell, Messrs. mward m4 sayre Chandler oi Charlotte- town, m. and Mrs. Alexander Mac- Farlans. Mr. Gharloe Machrlane. m. and Mrs. HBrmI-h Machrlane. yang-mi; M; and Mrs. Alex. Cous- ins, Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. lggory, Mr. and Mrs. G00"! B. MIG Nutt. w.» Gare-h Green and Mrs. w. '1'. Mills. or summmida. Mslor Mackenzie and a Pl-rty of friends from Charlottetown.

Miss Helm. Ramsay. teacher o! rammed School spent the walk m4 with has parents Mr. arid Mrs. How- ard Ramsay. Hamilton-

w. my Atwood. minor. m a visitor hare on Saturday-

The eaten o! leisure. which was unusually ll-"ﬂe 101’ "l!!! m” h" fallen o! considerably. but there ll yet- suilldcnt time to make Iss4 1M itigmpadthstﬂwramlybclilli‘ Ly Of Qﬁﬂiﬂiw Yb 506"" Iﬁﬁ Y.‘

" i‘ iii-emails visits hm. l

turns tor mm swit-

Tha mow-ice under the naanasﬁr inent o1 we and Muwillisizis ll receiving the same patronage this lysar as was enioyad by them in their

11a mowers which have visited 3our couﬂlﬂﬂda durinsﬁwvllt 3" {days are much apnraciatpd by our farmers and u the result or the al- ternate sunshine and stiomrs. the gvaas is shearing marked ﬂvwth and greenest-M.

Mr. ‘morass mvmtbl- 6B4 01’ l“ View’; oldest residents. llledyto his reward on Sunday, May llth. Mr. lryaatcai was hora in aortas vuuy, eighty-three yam m. As I (armer he worked hard and boils ‘ with good health. he was

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wedocoased him many years ago. He is survived by fur daughters namely: Mrs. James Duggan, Sca- View, Mrs. Leonard Meek. Stanley Bridge, Mrs. ‘rhomasﬁomers. Ken- sinllon. Mrs. Emma McDonald. rra-' mingham. Maser. also one son Mr. Andre-w Brireuton. Sea View. The funeral auwlce was mnﬂucted ﬁrst at the home o! his daughter. Mrs. James Duggm. where ho‘ spent. his years of weakness occasioned by ad- vanced age. The service at the home Ind , the St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Irisl-itown were conducted by Rev. G. T. Bprigga. Keiislngton

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by serving Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and milk for the ohildreifs sup- per. Dietitians say it’s an ideal dish . .' . easyito digest, well balanced. The very type of sup- per children need. And it saves any mother work, worry and

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Look for the red-and-groen plckl|o—-Iilll Ilia Vlﬂiw illwf salad vrappa that keeps the ﬂakes oven-freela- .

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able to carry on uninterrupitgdlylvlieniind-‘ll-civ.“liilii? ‘Grant, Malpequc. Mr Duggan in the United States, he: was twice married. and both wives‘

Sprlggs based his remarks on the nephew, Mr. Roy Duggan, or sag words of 2 Sam. 1.18. Interment took View. and a niece in Charlottetown, place in lrishtown cemetery. and the Tim funeral service was conducted pail bearers iii-ere: Mcsrs. James H. at the home on Monday afternoon Murphy. Jerry Adams. Cuthbort by the Rev. Mr. Fleck. o! Long Riv- Adams. Harry Duggan. James Bry- er and the Rev. Fredk. Vlriliismson. enton and William J- 3811111181011. o! Keir Memorial Church. Malpequa ' The poll-bearers were as follows: Alter many years of usciulness| Messrs. Cuthbert. Adgmg, Hmy m‘ Miss Sarah Duzscn mew! any It gen. William Min-pay. mph suit- the home oi her nephew Mr. Roy gngy, James H, Mug-Firm Edwin Duggan. on ‘Sstimday May i'lth. The Murphypm, deceased was a daughter o! the late Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Duggan, of Seir View and was born seventy-eight‘ ’I'l1e many friends oi Mr. John A‘. years ago. She leaves to mourn two Molnnls are sorry w hear of his re- brothors Masts. Joseph and Donald cent 111m“.

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