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PHE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

Men’s

Men’s Working

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For the

—-EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.- Former Evangelist. Mr. F. W. Fos- ter of Fort Fairfield, Me" will be-

Read then Buy and Proﬁt A CHANCE T0 MAKE YOUR MONEY GO FARTHER

A line 0f B0y’s Bloomer Pant-s, 75 in the lot to clear at . . . . . . .. 25”" Discount 50 Boy’s Suits, Bloomer Pants, t0 clear at . . . . . . . . . $6.50 A special line of Men’s Suits, mixed tweeds, t0 clear at Another line of Men’s Suits, mixed tweeds, to clear at

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 Other lines 0f M en’s Suits $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 up to $38. B0y’s Wash Suits, a large assortm entPrices $1.25 to $3.50 Kiddies Overalls

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c and $1.00 per Suit Men’s Merino Underwear . . . . 80c and $1.00 per garment Men’s Overalls, sizes 34 to 44. Prices $1.00 to $2.50 pair Working . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 to $2.50 per pair See our table.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to $2.50 each A special line of ("amp Blankets. Prices $1.50 and $2. each Boys’ (‘aps 50c. to Babys’ (‘rili Blankets. Special at 40c each. Other lilies . . . . . . 50c and 75c

in Khaki

Pants. See

Shirts.

Men’s Athletic Underwear. Specials at 90c, $1.25 and . . . . $1.39 per suit wear, clearing "at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....25”’"~DiscouiIt Boy’s Golf Hose, all sizes. Special price . . . . . . . 69c a pair Young Men’s Suits. Odd. lines clearing at HALF PRICE Young Men’s Sport Trousers. A new biscuit shade.

Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.25

OTHER sPEcIALs IN THE MEN’S DEPARTMENT A vIsIT WILL PAY YOU WELL As MONEY i SAVED IS MONEY EARNED.

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BRING YOUR WOOL To US As WE ARE PAYING mdgkgq;gtggoger-ggckhgignggg-Kis, IuoiiEsT (‘ASH PRICES. '

Prowse Bros Ltd

ONE PRICE T() EVERYBODY ONE PRICE CASH STORE

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Western Guardian -—IIEAR ST. JAMES CHOIR. at Malpeque Hall in aid o! the Kei: Memorial Church, Monday. June 25th, at 8 p. m. 0126-8-20-wfs-3i -KEIR MEMORIAL Presbyter- ian Church, Malpeque-Servtce! for Sunday. June 24th., are as follows: Monday service ll a. m.; Evening service 7.30 p. m.; Sabbath School 10 a. m.

gin a series of revival services in the O‘Leary, Nazarene Tabernacle, Sun- day. June 24th. Hours of meeting 13 "- m» and 7 D- m. each week night except Saturday at 7,30.

—WESTERN OFFICE — The Western Office of the Guardian is located in tho McNeill Building, Water St, Summerside, where sub- scriptions and advertising will be received. The Guardian may be Purchased daily at the Western Of- fice in the McNeil] Building or at tiie McDonald News Store.

—AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE-I will sell by auction sale, Friday, June 22nd, at Geo.» R. Me- Qtiurrieis show rooms, Summer Sh, a quantity of bankrupt stock con- sisting of typewriters, adding ma- chines, transfer ledgers, ﬁling cases, check writers and supplies for all machines and safes. F‘. J. E. Wright, auctioneer. 6094-0-19-41,

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ryon Tid-Bits

Miss K. Rogerson of Boston is Ispending her holidays with her par- -cnts Mr and Mrs. Reuben Rogerson ‘Tryon. We are all glad to sec K.

$10.00

trimmings

table. Prices

Mr and Mrs. Art Carr also Mr. Brenton Carr have returned to their hcme in Tryon after spending some iiime at Saddle Island N. S. where Messrs Carr were engaged in lobster fishing.

Prices

Her many friends are glad to ltaar that Mrs. John II. Thomas. who is| under hospital treatment in Char-i lottetcwn is well upon the liighrotid to recovery and is expected home within the next two weeks.

75c to $2l5tl

Mr J. Erie Thomson visited Capo Traverse and Carleton Siding Tues- day morning on business. Mr 'l‘hom-; s;on has recently been appoint ed Soles Manager for the Cressy Company.

Messrs J. Erie Thomson. and John I-I. Thomas North Tryon were mo- wrists to Charlottetown on Satiir- oaiy where they visited Mrs. Thomas lwfio is under medical treatment, there. On their return journey they| visited Mr. Gordon Thomas afor-‘ ,mrr Tryoner who is a successful,

|"8pud grower" at North River. ;

ﬂiosiicn cn Saturday and is visiting lher parents Chas. and Mrs. Lord. ,North Tryon, It is a year since Miss]

Miss Annie Cameron the efficient assistant of Mr E. V. MncLed. Gen-

.The Rev. Father

i pleasing program.

Miss Bertha Lord, arrived fromfiéty of _Tryon Unzted Church ab

» Eastern Guardian l i

..'EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W. Murdock is Guardian Agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising, new and renewal subscriptions.

Rev. Dr. Chaisson A Honored At Rustioo

Yesterday afternoon an important function was consummated in the Parish Church at Rustico in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination to the Priesthood of the resident pastor, Rev. John Chaisson, D. D. '

A large number of his parishion- ers in the Rustico Parish and many from his former parish at Indian River were present to do honor to their highly revered priest.

Their Lcrdships, Bishop O‘Leary of Charlottetown, and Bishop Mor- rison of Antigcnish, as well as many tlcrgymen from different parts pf the diocese were present.

Formal addresses of congratula- tion and good wishes were presented from the parish of Rustleo and from the different communities of the parish as well as one from his former parishioners of Indian Riv- er. Each address was accompanied by an appropriate gift.

Dr. Chaisson made a fitting re-

ply to each address noting the in- '

variable kindness he had met with during the whole course of his ministry. I-Ie made special reference to his old-time parish of Indian River, his first charge after leaving the University.

After tiie ceremony in the Church, the visitors and others were sumo- tuously entertained in the Parnehia‘. House of Dr. Chaisson.

Forty-five priests in all were pres- ent at the Jubilee.

Father Chaissci". was horn in Til‘.

nish and after his ordination served _

in the Cathedral and was later ap- pointed rector of Saint Dimsiants University. He was some years later transferred to Indian River, after which he served for n. time in ‘the Magdalene Islands. He was twonlv-tive years in L114‘ Rustico Parish.

Four addresses in French and English were presented to the Jub- iiarian. namely: the Parish (in French» and tin English) the Ass- umption Sociciy and Indian River. replied in both larwnages.

Solemn High Mass followed with Father Chaisson as Cclebrant; Rem] J. B. Gallant, Deacon; Rev. Fr.‘ Pitrc, Sub Deacon; Rev. Fr. PH

Walsh. Master of Ceremonies. l

Purses were presented by the: Charlottetown Parish and the Deanery of the Eastern and Western parts of the Island and also by the Acadians. Fr. Chaisson made replies in French and English. ‘

The pupils of Rusticc Convent en- tertained the visiting priests with a

companicd by their pastor Rev. Geo

I Somers held a joy ride and picnic on Tuesday June 19th Starting in the morning they Ino-

itored from Tryon to Wilinont. then ,

on to Malpnque. Durlcy and Sea View where they camped for dinner which was heartily enjoyed by all.

Week-end Specials

On Sale Friday and Saturday,

An assortment of last year's

Dresses in voile, crepe and fuji silk, selling Friday and Satur- day at $2 .50. ,

Also a good range of Dresses left over from last year, selling

$5.00.

Two knitted Coats, last year's, in brown and sand check and red and gold,’ worth up to $15, selling for $5.00.

in white, double weight fuji, worth up to $12. 00, selling im-

4 Lots Ladies’ Hats

Ladies’ Mid Summer Felts, in rose, beige, mother goose, or- chid, green, oak and black, ranging in price from $3.75 to $7.00.

IPeIt. and Straw Hats, close ilt- ting style, $2.75. ’

Pattern models, worth to $14, clearing at $5.00.

Kiddies’ Tailored Straw Hats, in blue, rose, brown, red om] » Iiavy, [irice $1.00.

From the Lingerie Shop

Lathes’ Summer weight Com - binations, opera and sleeveless styles. Price .......59c

Ladies’ and Misses’ Waeosilke, Slips, lace trimmed top and scalloped trim on bottom. Price . . \.......$l..7il

'Phreel Surprises in Bed Linens

lleavy, finely woven, Iinbleaeh- ed Sheeting, 63in. at: 34c yd. 72in. at. 30c yd. 80in. at. 42c yd

Ladies Chemise Sets and Step- ins, in fancy and plain voiles. Clearing at Half Price.

Rubber and Rubberized Chintz Aprons, worth up to $1 .25. Special ....iiiit:

Finely woven Bleached Sheet.- lng, one of our best qualities, 63in. at 58c yd. 72in. at; 65c. yd. 80c at. 74c yd.

Extra heavy, circular PillowCottIm, 40in and 42in, 38c yd.

Black Satin Duchess $1.19

Special Black Satin Ducliesse, 3G inch heavy xveight, $1 .19 per yard.

All Wool Poplin, 38 inches wide, almond, green, rust, (ropenhag- en. navy, sand, rose, black. Special, 98c yard.

Brocaded Rayons, regular $1.

8 colors 'I‘ricocliine, regular Special lot. Checks, Dimity,

25 for

2 pieces pure Silk Crepe do Chine, pink and apricot. Spe- cial 98c yard.

Small lot Coatings at halt‘ yiricc, $2.75 for $1.38 and $2.50 for $1 .25.

........‘i)8c

$1.25 for Rayon, Gingham, etc‘ 25c yard

JUNE 22, 1928 ‘WM:

STOCKINGS of Silk and artific- ial silk in combination. 60c

Very Special . . . . .. . . . _ hlercerisetl Lisle Hose, all sizes.

Charlottetowns best “D01.- LAR SILK STOCKING"

l2colors.............. " Cliildreirs Japanese Parasols.

Albany, met with a severe accident recently while engaged in the dis-

eral Merchant and Postmaster sconce mare Joyrmmg they went m“

charge of her duties in Mr. Mac- I.eod‘s store. Accidently tripping ovcr a pane of glass which had in some way became displaced from its place on the shelf, Miss Cameron received a very severe cut which severed the leaders of ,her foot. Dr. Bell of Cape Traverse who was ati

J and immediately rushed her to the J Prince Ccunty hospital where she is

P “bfiiiiiiiciﬁ Téndiéﬁwiér" "aiiipiifné beacon is planned for the top DI Mount Etna in Italy, electricity be-

ing provided by generators

by tlic winds that sweep the inouii- taln.

is turned.

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cnown AND ANCIIOII. PRODUCTS are made by the If. C. Jnmloson h 00., Ltd.

Famous for Over ‘l0 Years

coooi PAINT PRESERVESG BEAUTIFIES

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Crown and Anchor Creosote Shingle Stain

For Shingle roofs, sidlngs, etc... whether of rough or dressed shing- les, there is no preparation so artistic.

Ii. comes in 18 different shades— greens, greys, runscts, reds, browns and yellows. ‘Ihere is a shade to harmonise with every decorative scheme you may fancy;

Nm-ls there anything so dur- able; R. C. Jamieson a. Co., Limited make it; and ii. contains an unusually generous proportion of Linseed Oil.

(‘RO\VN AND ANCHOR MARINE PAINTS

The outcome oi’ years experience in meeting the requirements of Ship and Boat. Builders and Own- em. Specially made to resist salt water, anti-fouling Paint for bol- toms. llull Paint. Deck Paint and llull Paint in standard colours.

COME IN AND GET A COLOUR CARD.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE co, LIMITED.

‘ Iilumiiiated by a luminous sub- owing to the rapid _ii_1FqT5m receiving the best attention possible.‘ snancc on its dial, a new combina- the use of motor vehicles in Japan tion lc 2k to bi- inserted in an uuto- the government has planned to im- ma‘ Sh‘? win rewver 50°“ and Bu“? driveirmobiic dash board cuts off both the prove pipseng {Q3515 and build new no harmful after effects from this ignition and gasoline when a knob 0110.4 to a total '

Her many friends sinccrelv hone

360” ‘l length, of about illiury- l 8S. 4L Once more another year has pass- ___ ______ ed and the Annual School meetings , B _t_ h I are ever. The meeting at Nioiith Try- f] | ' on was well attend . 6 B83 011

i, s . 0 umbla ifrom the Women's Institute brought Mollldlngs and up the question of having another

S] h- irocm built, and having a graded

lellt "lg lschool. Mrs C. E. Gamble speaking

lfor the Institute briefly outlined

one m“ "Mind offered that should the district de-

cnce summoned dressed the injurymdnw; make much monev they Saw

tough New London, and Stanlctv. .where by the roadside gipsy fasti- ion they had tea. Then away to the cars and Joy ride some more. On the trip several members of the party visited such interesting and historic spots as the United Church Malpaque and the Geddie Memorial Church. They all had a good time and like the soldier although they

a whole lot and I'll tell the world that means something after all.

i Mr. Wilfred Inman motored to French River Sunday returning that evening. He was accompanied by ‘Mrs. Inman. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morrison and Miss Winniired Best.

And now be Eismoc. “Z".

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With an all metal gas bag anti equipped with an elevator to carry passengers to and from the ground. an airship being built in California iwill be driven by a steam turbine.

Assorted bright colors. Special

6 colors, Special 50c pair. 2% each

Chzimoisette Gloves, light. c.01- c-rs, 50c pair.

'l‘riangular Knitted Silk Scarv- es, $1. 00 each.

B. C. MOULDINGS AND SIIEATIIING Assorted pltternl.

1'1. M. POOLE & c0

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l ifust arrived Illrecl. from Vancouver the bcnmts of another mom and F I l l

cide to build another that they (the ‘ Institute) would equip and furnish, is complete for the district. A commit- ; tee was appointed to look into the

matter throughly, and ascertain the

cost before making any decision.‘ The secretary reported the rcsign-;

Packages , Here for

|Pearl Ramsay and read several app- llicatlons one being from a foﬂner rieacher who passed two vcry suc- cessful years in this school.

lettuce EDWARD

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ﬂsriwojwesriii _ iox NETTING .

I The Young Peoples Utopian Soc- i

i Prince Edvard Fox

Brace’s Special Equipped Meat and Bone Grinders

Netting is made princip- ally for use in the salt- laden air of the Maritime Provinces and is extra heavily galvanized before weaving and after, making each twist in each mesh a brazed and welded im- joint; every

movcable mesh is true to siae and strongly ivnven, while the Netting ls further strength- ened by extra strands of wire on top, bottom and ends Every roll has a

icet, and opens out fiat and smooth, making a straight non-bagging and non-sag- ging wall when erected.

“Mon o; me pfggent, teacher, Miss‘

Packages Here for

Men’s All Wool Blue Serge Suits $25.00

Men’s and young men’s all-wool Navy Blue Serge Suits, single and double breasted

models Men’s Khaki Pants, good qual- ity, ﬁnished with cuffs I andbeltloops ' Men’s light weight cotton Ilose —blaek, brown and ‘l5 grey, pair . . . . . . ' Special sale oi’ Men's Braces in “Police” model and light weight......... .. '

Wide range of patterns in Men's Rayon Knitted 'l‘ics at each '

Men’s Sailor Straw I-Lats, all new models, very smart ‘l $2.50,$2.00 "

Young Men’s snap brim Felt. Hats, good fur felts, 4' grey and fawn

Broken sizes in Men’s Tweed

Suits, good styles, re- duced to clear ﬁxtures

Men’s and Boys’ Blazer Coats. black and red, black and gold, citcellent value at $2.50

and......'..

“Substandard" Fancy Hose, 0i usual 30c and 65c value, I I

3pairsf0r............

Men’s Work Shirts, khaki duck.

blue clianibray, grey domet

Nainsook Athletic Underwear sizes 34 to 44, per suit‘

Special offer in Men's Summer Tweed Caps, attractive color-

llfiilJlTi‘. .g.°.°.“. . . . . .. .150

Men’s Wool Felt Hats, in 2 curl and snap brims. . . \ ' A i

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tam-imam it cool first. But N

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For Samples and i Delivered Pr‘?

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grinder and "out" your feel bill and 8125.00 as

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ﬂummenide Wholesale and Retail

Fur farmers Invest in a moat V

PHI!!- 5100, 815.00, $35.00, $75.00,

tin/Ice, McliAY a co, LTD.

$109

Add 0c for postage, if

ordering by mall,

Moore & McLeod Limited.

Bake a pie crust over the back them. of a pie tin. Fill with custard to which _ fresh strawberries have . been added. and put back into the All closet shelves should be scrub- ghvﬁll 1:" 10118 "with l0 heat bed with turpentine water and all

roﬂl . clothes cked in moth-

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before the scanner, games. min vegetables, diced; mud. or ocamrim; 3AM» Iliad finely main healthful and Never put moat.‘ nuts or co

lure to put them in before it sw non: raoori to pa.

one-Dian min. ‘i Bummer suppers are deitglitilllsl: in ii nerves I.° ' ‘

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