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‘ ~ . I00 a Hal-IOU up. ' GTMGEORGE s1‘. ~ Y lliglfléﬁ-Pmﬁufi Mﬁhb.

P. E. l. HOSPITAL IAdtoe AH hem

activities have gully oil'-

thia , It Inter =18 only <>n.’°‘.'..§l.'€ 0090a! etnea Iii-L Plsue be . ‘*4 '

Passion Week in Memorial Hull on Wedneedny, A 5th. at l pm. a religio “Joe-

under the direction oi Mrs. Rub Hollie. All are welcome. 4-4 .

TAKES POSITION- Mr. Runo- oa B. ha: been aa

ruce Stewart Plant, Oharlotbetown- He has n- tgmed ‘to hiaswduttee mm- spend; x a cw e a home Norboro. t ' SEND QUILT OVER/SEAS _ ‘me searletown Women's lnatitu made a Red 0mm Alttograph quilt from which they reclined over iiity dollars (850.00). Whoa the uutlt was completed they seat i; to No. 7 Canadian General Hoe- pltal, England. where it was gladly . There are several Nursing Sisters from RE. Island in that, hwvltﬂl and they knew names on the quilt.

SCHOOL CLASSES — As

have been entering Grade I Wlﬁ City Schoole at any time during the term when they cannot poeet-

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FIRST gyAljblg classes

Hr. D. W. Kylqleglonal Superviso r F1111 Al tar the Canadian Nations . will open a 11L. on Tum: ill "ﬂllllimtpril .llth at eight o'clock at the C.N.R. Depot, Charlottetown, andat Borden on April 10th,

For the first time classes will be open to the pub- lic. Railway WPTWM Wlahing to enroll contact Mr. I. W. MacKiononpSupel-intendent, others Dr. J. J. Blake or Red Crooaj. V

by the School Board children should be allowed m‘ Grade I in September and January only. The will close for the master Holidays on Thursday, A ril 6th at 3 m. I-ml "WW1: on onday, April lalth ‘at m.

' EGGS I POULTIY - y" u. celnio’ to date this week are etill ahowlnl a. considerable increase over Just week. ty continues good- Bu plies are in excess oi de- ‘mahd Kala tinge clglot this geek being p n e re; or - oducte 80nd. 9.8!. I. gr:- iitlg stations are quoting {or un- graded 085a delivered: A Large 30-3; A Medium 28-80; A Pullet 6r

5'13‘. 5'34"; '<‘e°li'n'a'b'd\'a’a‘a'a'd'ali'lﬂ '1' a

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IIOTIZROSS Buns L

0n aala "_- from Thursday noon. Pleaee place you order not later than Wednesday PM, so only limited quantity is tn be made

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II- Nodoliyery. , Open all day Wednes- ‘l ~ ‘35-7; c ao-a. Graded shipments day. Closed on Friday. gfllygggﬁﬁhgrlvtwtwn= A we» as 1:2; a aunt drugdlﬂunl-g? b";

STEWART BIKERIES LTD owl-um can.» u. mo" » I - tog for ca: nod puck: A Largo

91. A Medium 85; A Pu Poultry receipts are “

wAnTl-zo T0 BUY in Kinfs and Queen's Counties

srazvonvc. TIMBER

Black and WhltaSpruce, 'i‘amarack, Juniper and Fir.

.. nd acrea c and riees. nrnaulltll=_tousr'nucﬁou co. m. -301: 339 = »~ -

Montague

' P Charlottetown, the preaIdeIrTEFnlTlT-g: L- M. Murray presided. Plane were made ior a _ Cwlp to b. held in July, eon, National Girls’ Work 5am. "W. had been distributed to members, It was discussed in tail. The Board outlined the re. NY which ll to be pmpgrgd and filfwﬂrdﬂd by the Secretary oi’ the Board, Mrs. T. J. Further meetings or

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» ________________ will be held soon to eomplote lana . March m ._. TQTP-“PW mecm"*~— f" “‘—‘"*'-_ i'or what will be the beat 0.83.1‘. "‘ “m” m‘? “Y9 l w-[Tuirea as llldlggglTlnizg-Itloglegnlgnrzt “m” “'14 "1 "ll-i Province for election at the end a!- é g. _ “u; “m. ‘m, aided ma, m._ mrmy years. mhntlcﬂoctober. e‘ rungemente would be made by ... . ....$"i£%’l’;’*-“-“" ‘mo’: m... w::*..“:l.‘3.x:".-. m. ’ " “out eaid'he rm‘ wae lllﬁOVﬁllldlﬂ‘, i935.

ﬂ r l n. w-T- A ...l'.‘..,°i>..f lﬁiilv. ‘iiluﬁi. ‘lit.’ do d this life on April 8rd, I 3, while aervtng with the Vet". nu Guard or Canada In Newiound- laud.

ll "210 thought when leaving

That he no more would at Thlt ill; In death e0 eodln "$31.10

And le-avepla here to mourn. To think we could not any good-

Will aiwuy bring reg-rat But the hgarta that always loved

Are the once that can't target.

loomed b I He. ‘Roy W. Fallon’! a?! Iamﬂy,

IN MEMORIAM

5th, 1M8. The taint loot wlahea we ahould And bran IT: ear Ina laat Olly “can who have loot an able Tbepalnln thehﬂttlllotlly- In: larewoll.

ﬁfths! l’! Wile Ill hill].

Walrrlun taenue catfbehdped by n. may

andwliolesouae nourishment that cakes provide: Bu: with shornagcofbutter; auger, em. you and ﬂat Swans Down Cake llout givl, if '

A aretobaiure your cakeswillbe

For

Time to can aside your winter

weight footwear and get into the f new Airy Spring Styles now being , ahown by all Agnew-Surpass Storee . . . . wartime restriction: do not allow ua to show the rao

range we were accustomed to, but.

we can still chow you a really

grand eelccti of new, fashionable

styles that will appeal to the moat

faatidioua bluxyer . . . we invite your

inspection OW at your nearby

AmevhSul-oasa Store. _ ‘

PTASHTON PLATE SHOE” are all that the name implies . . . the last word in correct styling

. made to our own high

quality standard: from choice

leathers and fabrica . . . novel bow treatments add that touch of chic ao necessary to your

Easter Ensemble . . . all heel

heightl, sizes and widths are

your guarantee of comfort. . . .

Bc etyle-wlee, insist on FASH-

ION PLATE SHOE . . . sold

a SUEDE

o GABARIIIIIE

a KID

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cannons LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS ‘sinvmo CANADIANS FOR oven 4o YEARS WITH ouaurv FOOTWEAR FOR m: FAMILY

more than forty yearn. Anew-Surpass Shoe Stone have provided thriiky Canadians with

' f ll . . . lode . thanlra to our eneroua tronage that statement Ymﬁlxemtfnl’ value glue couneoxa IQIEVlCG haapbuilt thin great 854mm rganlzatlorl. . . . During the pan forty yeere . . . yearn wrought with chancel - - - "P! If"! 50W!"- peaes time and r maﬂeboeuadenalleoonungandgoiagotmanyahoeatoregApm-Slvpll their cuatomcra ever alert to the changing n _ _ Ia podble, Agnew-Surpaaa will again reeume their “march of progreaa, thereby extendlng thelr eel-vice to new ﬁelds . . . until then the 85 branches. apresd throughout Canada, will continue to serve you with the beet shoe values obtainable for your whole family . . . we thank you for your patronage and are proud to have had the opportunity to aerve you.

wartimmudepreaeionand "Jeanthathavcacengreatchangeaintlw have kept faith with

tirnea . . . and when reatrictiona are lifted and exoanlion

GENUINE AGNEW-SURPASS BUILT’

Shoes For Men

BETTBRShoeerneanFEWERpairmuhelpueoooonaerve leather for our ﬁghting men . . . buy only what you need when you need it.

Thousands of men have already proven the abeolul: economy of wearing Agnew-Surpass built ahoea . . . though limited in style range there- has been no shortening of the quality standards that have made them “Canada's faateez selling ITIOQSTOIMCG"N-IGCYOWIHITPIYIKYUILIIOCIEAflllws Surpass Store. ~

BRANDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Famous Shoes $5 and $6 Monarch Slices $7 and :8

. Similar atylcs in the tower price brackets . . . good quality aids calf la black or brown ‘RF-wall III‘ _ aolee, complete eizea at $2.98 and $4.00.

Dependable Work Boots

FOR THE FARM OR PRODUCTION LINE

Sturdy well-built ahoee on comfortable laata that will give excellent. aervice . . . uppers of stout army grain or retan leathcra and doublet weight leather aolea. both aewn and nailed . . . you'll ﬁnd the ahoa you‘. want for the job you have to do at Agnew-Surpass.

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exclusively by Agnew-Surpaaa. . r . n é/ soles. double aolea. a 4‘ \ aS/"ﬁaité 75 STYLES “it. .'I'HERE’S AN >AGNEW-$URPASS_ sronsjuaglzgrou”, .4 m“ " _ ‘ ‘U: Q Q 1 w g A o XND l I Charlottetown, Moncton, Amherst, Spring’ hill, T111111.

‘~33. 95

"6. 0O

New Glasgow, Halifax, Sydney.

care for your kiddies’ ahoes to prolong their liie . .b. we have available a limited mpg]; .' l u

s ‘W. V Protect Their Growing Feet In v T M 5'06 F m Tread Children’ Shoes , urlndmlltfilllltﬂﬂlgtlEIIVOMIGEKIILRIQTYGOQQXHIMMIN-udﬂﬂ- . .

FOR our/nouns on PLAYTIME

Servicedbles BY AGNEW-SURPASS

For your ON or OPP duty Ilouli. you'll ﬁnd the kind of footwear you need in this group . . . casual types for your pleasure perioda. or rugged. mannish types for business wear . . . not“: Calfskin, Elk o: Suede leathers. or the very popular Gabnrdinea . . . some have aturdy welted sole: while othere are the platform types and loafers . . . we urge you to check on these before

Outstanding Valuer

l. $5.00 .\

..¢

85 STORES IN

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SHOE STORES_ LIMITED

onlyoftheaepopuiarahoea“.don'lhoard... ycliywhatyounecdn-otyl- , ' ..OxiordahllowuarBlaohCall.nlootahlaallraqnh . Blackorwhileoaly. -

Quality and Price $2. 0 0 ‘132. 50

5am: as Always Give your feet e trail“: lit tllern riglltjivilll AGNEW-SURPASS

. Health Shoes

A! holneoratbtlllneaanrhemrerlonghounolwalkingernandlng‘. are neceaulfy. you'll enjoy the built-in oornfon of these Health j Shoea. . . . No sacriﬁce of atyle I: neceeaary in thee: ulodiah. aden- tiﬁcally bull! ailoea . . . available in pump or tie patterns in eok kidorbabycalf‘ ‘ n-guaruntoedﬁtiagiaaaauredatall‘ Agnew-Surpass Shoo Stone.

Dr. Kinn Health Shoes £3.45

you buy your new Easter Foot- 9 wear. _ Grand Style Selection Yo/lg-IZIEESA Staz-arch $3. 95

CANADA

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‘IIILLIE THE TOILER- VANISHING cllX1~fE:n:—sl_ r

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light; ‘ble: . 1AM

, "d" PRIVATE M ~ - r LIKELIHOOD 0F oouvz BEIN6 THOUGHT “THERE wAs Swans Down it unvaryingin its high quality: ll 2g“ I >00 SENT CNE- J

mum of bnuimntl ood results: Sifted again ' ———— _ 0o? l

and agalygludazough sllkrfugrllﬂ time: as ﬁne as aEnil:;?aTlIPlﬂ?l.tw1l-av\% D0 __ v

ordinary dounYet com only cents per baking! :1. ' ‘ h ’ "E . .

Try Swans-Down for your nextialtei I K ° "m" h m” ” n“ m” n"

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m wank out!" with

MISS TONES, MAY I

misﬁt? DO YOU THtNK TI-ERES ANY -NOT AS MUCH Asl: '1