Bill! display and gale of

A S YOU WALK DOWN TOWN TODAY YOU _WIL_L note in our two Northern windows, a most attractive dis,- pIay-of the new things in dainty lingerie for ladies. You will be attracted at once bythe daintiness, the tastefulness of the gar- ments as well as the extreme moderation of the prices made

for this Toccasion. ‘Will f: 6:11! 3d,; I .21.‘.- Daioty Nishtsewns

Another good gown of- pink cotton deep arm hole style. Neatly bound around neck and

sleeve. Price $1 35

Other gowns in white, peach and all kinds of fancy crefpes.

Pi-i-ces rangin ti. 4

from handmade three piece sets, con- Gown, direct from Brussels at

Ladies’ inexpensive slip-over gown of white cotton, lace 95° trimmed. Price . . . . . . . .

A gown 0f fancy colored crepe Kimono styl-e in all ill shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

Something new in dainty, sisting of Chemise, Step-ins and a reasonable price

Ohildren’s white cotton nightdress has lace around neck and sleeve. 2, 4,6anld8years . . . . . . . . . ' Misses Gown of fine white cotton, daint- ily trimmed with embrodiery. 90" Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . An inexpensive white cotton slip for girls and misses, buttons up back, ‘has a flouncc of embroidery, and embroidery

edging finishes neck alid armiholefl Other ‘C-otiton from $1.00 to $1.50 Cliildren’s Dimity Bloomers in all ‘a0 sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . durable white cross-bar Dimity, all - = sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Price. . . Other Slips from $1.00 to $1.85 Children’s Athletic suite, well made er

POPULAR “STEP INS” Ladies’ pink Dilnity Step-ins, 80v good value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. y Ladies’ Step-ins of colored voile daintily ‘hemstitched and medallion in- set in corners. Price . . . . . . . .. $1

Other Chemises and Step-ins $1.75 i to $3.25

Bloomers of Many FdbflCS \

Ladies Cotton Crepe Bloomers Another Bloomer made of all sizes with elastic at waist and dainty crossbar _Dimity, all col- knees,’ made in mauve, pink, ors, double elastic a't knee. 80¢

white and peach. Good Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. made of

value at . . . . . . . . . . . .. other Bloomers ' " t Bl e s. Broadcloth, fancy Crepes, Art ansstiggftin Slaittlfiilgtndwelsdglriadres Silks and Fuji Silks. Prices

Double elastic at knee. ranging fmm $1 w $3

Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Princess Slips $1, 1.25, 2.95

A splendid value in Princess Slip of the popu- lar cross bar Dimi'ty,_all sizes, choice of white, mauve, pink and $1 M peach. Price

Zgtlher slips at $1.50 to

5-321: ts._.‘=s-/.~=. ..< _

An attractively trim- med Princess Slip of fine white cotton, special va-

lueat........

Another dainty slip of fine white nainsook. has embroidery top with fancy medallion front deep shadow proof hem

Price.... . . . .

Camisoles and Corset Covers

Very trim looking is this white nainsook corset cover, buttoned front daintily trim- med around neck and sleeves. Price . i

k Camisole of flHGHTI-RiIISOOlQWli/h hemiltlwhed ti’? 60°

. This serviceable camisole, de- signed on long lines, is fashioned of white nainsook with embroid- ered top and straps, . . 2

Dainty Undcrfhioys

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page 8 Is available.

-—C2 . 818.75. It Sinclair's. 601-441‘

ln Borden Hull.

--CHENILE MATS selling cat016- sa-le iprloes at Sinclair's 60774724 21.

g qrnnscmv. Rue; worth sis.- 00 ualllng 101113.50 at 811181115. . . , 1014-24 2i.

-'-noam noon noun. Wholesale EIIQ Retail, llolmiurs, Summarelde. ‘ 761-1411.

-_OFFICE CLOSED-My Ollca wIll be closed 1mm April l0thlu til May 4th. H. T. Colvln, Opt. D. p- tomotrIst.-—294-4-9 £2! -

—-THE B. I. S. DRAMATIC CLUB. Emerald, wIll present their ‘play, "King of the Philippines," In the C.M.VB.A. Hall, Kenslngtoii, Sal- urdny, April 25th. Also specialties.

5894-22-41

—WONDERFUL ‘VAEUJQB ' in Wall Paper at ‘Sinclair's. 607-4-2~1"2l.

—-TAPESTFIY RUGS assorted sizes on sa-le lit red/need -prloeu to clear m. Sinclair's, 6074-24 2|.

' --SENSATIONAL BARGAINS ll] clearing lined of wall papers at Sinclair's. 6074-24 21.

—MANUFAGTURERS clearing lined In Wall Paper sell-lug a1 wholesale prloes at Sinclair's. 1307-4-24 2i.

--RED CRIOISS lliis been doing Il grout work among the children. Help them by becoming members. 6134-24 -2I

--FOR MEN ONLY—A blg time at iK. iC. Hollie Tuesday, Aprll 28th. Smoker and special ‘pro- grallrlni: . Out of town IITEIIIDONI especially invited. ll

—-EVERY RAR'EIN‘T should be n member of the Red Cross Society. It menus much to the children. Join next week_ 6184-24 2i

—-ONE DOLLAR Invested in membership of the Red Cross. So- ciety will bring blg returns. Be- come a piember next week.

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—-DIED IN TEXAS. —W0rd hpii liven received In Summorsilde of lull?‘ death In ‘San Amionlo, Texas, of Mr, ll. VS, Afflock formerly of Iledeqile. Mr. Alex Aflleck, Bedequo ls a brother.

i --AUCTl0N SiAiuEP-Wediiesdny i29th Inst. The Executors of the iEstnte of the lute Joseph Drlscoll ’ol Clermont hlilvo decided to hold; [the Auction Sale as ndvertlsed by lilm for Saturday 25th 2ll1Bt_Qn ilvednesday 29th lust, at the seine 6154-24-31

| -AUCTION SALE-To Ibo sold, "at public auction at lfilnkiora, Wed-l ncsday, 29th =lnst., at 1 o'clock 111411.! house and ‘barn together with house-f hold ifurnlture, oliso quantity of hardwood ibelonglng do the estate of flute » Mary Coil-run. Terms imaging‘ lkllown at s-alc. J. J. McDonald, exe-

‘llme and place.

e-SHOP "Cm ueimim cauiq.” -i=on an: was-rum nlwc

6.00 TAPESTRY HUGS lb!‘

-RESERVIE APRIL so 1o:- may 6004-38411

iIF

Polrct Twlll.

to $27.00.

Also plaids. Prlcu range

Collar and Cuff 891s Pan styles, 05c to 01.25.

Just arrlvod another wrenthl.

= Ready reducer , of linens

Drenel o1 SIIk, Crcipec, SahInfTrIcotInc, Flarincl and All heat nclllng nhadu In Sllk Crepes Including Pouch, rust, Henna Blue and Black. Prlccc from $11.00 to 830.00.

Cloth Drones In plain and "Ensemble" fir!» 812-75

Flannel and fancy Sport Drones In all new!!! "lid"-

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Spring Coats at ‘d5 Qccéflflironsiliig from $7c9,8!\$'8o90, and up to $51.00. i ‘I -

Dressy Coats of ‘Poirpt’ Twill, (Jhar- '- mecn, Tricotine, Whip Cords and oth- "er fancy weaves with 1 tfinnpiiigs of fur and colored braid. All Price range from $18.50 to $51.00.

Coats for sport andibuslness wear in Polo, Velour, Duvytine. Prices from $7418 to $13.50. ' '

Our children's Coats and Reefers are the very smartest gthing for your little girl for Spring. '

1 Mill/nary . Our itock cl Lndlcl’ Hfto lnclulfoc everything that l; g

new for Spring In regard: to both lhlllll and lhldu and our pnlccc are lure to plcnc.

Other Good Values

"Ensemble" And tailored 86m In Navy, 81nd and Black.

Ladle!’ Glngham Bungalow Hunt's 0mm $1.50 to $2.25, . Bungllow Aprons, Special 96c. ' Prlncccc Sllpl In Whlto and colorl 01.26 to 08.25. l Ohamollctfo Gloves. short 60c. Gauntlet nylon 76c Iii '

01.75. Sllk Gloves, short and gauntlet utylco $1.50 to 82.25. ‘ KiId and Bucdc Gloves, uhol-t IndTAhcy, gauntlet: $2.00 lo 83.60 ' ‘ ‘ *

from $8.25 to A". ll!"-

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Including thclalhlonublc Peter

chlpmcnt of flowers, trolls and

LadIecflUmhi-cllac‘ In

mixtures. Some hand Film“!-

cmidmru fancy top Golf Ho». All Illfl- v

new short shim‘ In Silk and Silk

A nlco lInc o1 Indies‘ Stiwcutcrl.

Plnln and striped broldclothl. Prlccl 00c 68c and 85o and hIghcr,

$pealal I Values In '.I,.adle$j’ GOGt/"Q

A special map In Coating. Vuluc ‘3-75 f" 33-00.

A good Ilne c1 natural Shlutung Sllkl. from 89c up.

Prlcu ungc

A full IInc of Ladlcc’ Irlon _ln Qllk, Sllk and Wool and Llclc. New lludcl.

ou-tor.—-2I ,4

—SERIOUS FIRE-The outbillld- lugs, stock and fishing outfit Ibe- longing to Mr. Jas. EllzGeraild of llillmde Capes iwere completely de- Slmrod lby due eonly Wednesday: morning. iNelghibor-s hurried m plie scene ‘and succeeded iIn il-escudnx liwo cows and one ihorse.

—OBITUAFIY. —Tll0 death oe- curred at his home Llnkletter Ilimd on Apr-ll 19in of an old and i-stcemed I-' ulllonz In the persoifojf Mr William Callback, who 11ml‘ it; lain-ed lhc- ripe age of 93 yeah.- He had been one of the most pro- gressive farm-era of the district and eiiloyed remarkable

man of hls years.

He leaves to lnourn foilr sons;

JIIIIICG at Link-

Ivi-ter; Collll, Ol-t-awa; 'F‘fl@9ma , Portland OI'_ mill; [Fredericton _ iii Albany. N. Y; and John, In

Chicago also one sister Mrs Bllli lngsliey of Charlottetown. I- ‘~

--BA8KET BALL-p. The same of llie flnst section of $011160“ Basket Ball League was piayednt "l8 Y. M. C. A., Summ-crsldo on Thursday night. ' Inst same and iesillieii m [or Schurniarrs

all.

i

a. who ' team over gor- dona team by ilho score of B, ‘f0 18. The following was the ill-n -

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w: - w ' On and after May 1st up.

PUFF"! qhlnglng our b Inch over to ulI ollh lylti

m . saga-Hita- llpl Gordon and crew; Wm son: exiled” Mnthesoiltelfigi For- . n Thomas; wama’ sohurmanglltllrds. Phillips M-l‘. H. H. 51ml?‘

llama.

_' contra. lmer . u - . $31? 1152870911 satIslactol-IIY-

_ ..*FQR COASTAL Capt. Frank Mil-why of Memes“ lt was a 500d lest recently {or New Glasgow. N-B-

iii mix up ililis achoonai-‘the Anxo for the coasting bualueiss, when will dou-Ii-Llels he dull, owlnigto the coal sir-Ike now on-eulso _ llnnrkat for produce.

,_._._~ir_is"rl1'u"r_:. MEETING-Tho I liinlinl meeting-of Lakevlew Wo- en’! Institute met ‘at Mrs. A. W. Morrow’; North Lake. on Avril int. with ilrattendanco of nine members. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were ado ted. The I PrgaIdBnUbTepoi-f of‘ 0

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Selim-man's

Dlcltli i

Eastern Guardian

and In future It wIll bc mo? einry to have the cnh or flu equivalent to buy from clflldl- ; of our ctcrcu, Ac_wa ‘In! d to buy and loll for cnh would ilnclut that nobod '

for credit from us, an w. o‘ - not wllh to rfluu but uhd _'_ the clrcumchncco It’ wlltbl, ‘ noounry to do no. Aftlr this ubovc mentioned dot. all our cutchndlng account wIll hi Iuucd and Immcd mcnt wIll ha nquutod

' ‘W. tukc chin adoring

GI.

c! thanking our many a . tomcrc for thclr gone

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‘future trade and I half nkiw cumwion no wgll. 4 .,.

GREEN BRO i.

i=8" and Allis»! e

5304-2011101.

fl. d olsidildrl. A. I‘. hose: Auditors.

o ' 62' nun onvcn on. . m. “h. .. row and‘ Min.‘ A.

Ens; ‘Agni uepei. id:

ga “(all = Pet. 8

eel." a == swan“-

orrow; ' Vica- Dlrectors.

. Rose, Mrs. J. A. MdDon-

cDoncId and Mrs. 11.0. eIéli/ted m‘ attend cm A. W. Mor- lboie: fltomut- Mrs. 8. J. Rose and Mn; J. E. gwell. The program emulated Tltfiqflht OI"! will! '10 the . A., Iby Mrs. S. J. Rosa. The m Inf Ill ‘ibc hdlilct Mrs. _ Us home- and the

“#11100 answered by "My upcntlllon." 2

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they Oil which!" "‘

. _ ‘Forwards. Gordon: ‘lwiélentvre’ Nmhoh

_ _Q_3HQP (pom Holman‘; Catalog-ling away 1n the vifiry prime of I-lfe

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» . . JSMISS QUMPTON OF GgoRGi- h 1111i. 110w." w-Lll be of. ‘Mr. Gimut s. Mum‘

‘retaining comparative ymlth a 3; Rm; wilth im- up 1m date d18- geay‘ o; iliillililliery. on Api-Iil 28th. mm 291.'h.;-G$4.

..*MONTAGUE BHIiPPING C1100 ~w'lll-I Ituke one-l Hos Shipment "l; sea-son, Monday, lMiay 4th next. n ‘i; numclent .1408! ‘are "Bled b? M”

"$0111. Colnmnmlca-Ie Wllrh -Secretary—638-4-25-2l i

TRA D\E—

immediately

to the idull

11st year's- ‘jnd Sbéretnry‘: report and IIy _ n-anclpl statement was also reed. ‘Add’ linhiflincuiily passed. The 0111c- Vera for the ensuing year were np- golggodflu follows: -Pre1s..DMIl;s. J.

. n; ollia .. rs. . . one; - Trolbflllrs

garetfis Cemetery. The pall behr- era were Peter McGauigh, Michael McGaugh, Reginald Peters, Cornel- lua Petens. John Kelly and George Gallant. —-——<0->--~—

ma. H. s. AFFLECK

The San Auto-lilo Express of Aprll 12th says:

H. '9. Afllecx, 58,. 610 North St. Mary's Street. vibe president of the O. A, Stowero Furniture Conl- pany and m- the put 20 years a famlllnr figure In lrusluem and ciiiireli circles. died‘ on Saturday nironlng at 9 o'clock. He had eut- fered a stroke of nizoplexy about ii week ago.

A nil-Ive of Summerslde. Prince Edward Leland Canada. Mir. Affleck oamie 1o Son Antonio In 1890 and had resided here contin- uously since. "

' Ha wile o nixmber o! the board of steward-a o! the Travis Park Methodist Church and superhi- ‘tendent of ithe Sunday Schoool. Ho servrd- thoY.‘ M. C. A. as» [Mir- ector a number of yea-rs anill was a morn-bro of the Knights Templar

Hnsndr. J W. Illclier; cal". g

lrlchlqfld. 01M!‘ 1110mm. ‘ _ln Hci-manhbcr. IL L ‘i,’ PIP“: 8W '4

MR8. FRANCIS CALLANT Many friends heard with sIncei-e sorrow of the untlmely death of M-ls. Frank Gallant of Bear River which occurred at the City Hospit- al onl Monday Aiprll 6th fol-lowilng the blrth of an infant isoli. Her brlght and kindly disposition en deored liar to many and htr puss-

lioh and Goo‘ the 6'. mamm- Futility

Deny.

Superlntendcnnu o! all tho odlst Sunday schools In the - wIll attend In n body. Th0 of stewards of the Trflll Mcthcdlst. Church, 71 Iii litlio wIll attend the funeral ll, body. "

Will Glose Up Shllll

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wIll be gremlly mourned, especial- ly as aha leaveo three small clrll- dren. The funeral was held on Easier Sunday afternoon from res- idence o: her mother, Mrs A. .1. Costello, -B:or- River to Sf. Margaret's Church where services were conducted by her ipastlor, RJCV. Father McPherson. _The choir, under the leadership of M-r L. Challsson chanted the Iuneiral abaolutlou. The funeral was largely attended, upward.) of one hundred OBMIBgCS ‘bcln-g In the COPIBE5. thus bearing slleni. llestl- mony of the respect In which the deceased was held. Besides heir sorrowful husband and‘ three Rotulanu, Scottish ‘Rlle Mdcono. Emil»! children. Dora Ell-in. Lloyd Anchor ‘Lodge Blue Masons, Francis and Mellvln Joseph che Is Knlghig- of Pylhlqg and me my; isuvvlved by her mother, Mn A. J. club, (“M9119 ‘U111 i116 follliwlflsalutem Funeral services wIll b: hold In ""1 brfiilbfliflvlli‘ MI’! H- Mlllll‘. the Travis Park Methbdimt Charlottetown: Mrs ' Roach M-c- Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Gcush. Bear Iuver and Robert A. .1. Moore. pastor d: hie church. IW-‘lrllls 111' 81- Oltherlnm out. will conduct the services, doubted The following spiritual offerings by new g, l; q gum“, Dumb; were received: i-lie uulei insignia Methodist Mr and Mrs Vincent Malia: and chill-en; m, n" w_ T; mm", M"? ‘ ' bishop or no Episcopal Dloceoo o: Went Tcxiio and Rev ‘Hugh Mc- dllgir of Lha Cemirll Chris- uirc . Mr and Mn Herbal-d Molnar The body wlI-l ‘be removrsd from m: 1w. ‘.7 IIPIIIIIFPMI- giieoéléoaid amt? ‘Ullllfch "a; ‘w. ‘i: w QllI'l1' Min thinly‘ nold the tuneful MILAN! H}?! $03111 0111115 vlceo at the QPOVl3'W“ll' be c‘: ii - "l", ‘ H! by the Knit-hm Templar." -‘ - ‘will He looms Jill we and one son, Hurry S.’ ‘Aftloci. If. oxutlld-bnt‘ In‘ £110 UM, w ' ‘

IMONTREAIL. April! Ofei-rlflfidlqlfll" ithllsrooeowli- i ' ‘ ~ 111x26‘ gauges? Qatiilidoygi- n ' . an

tmfnii. ‘diieudoclllon was "at flagella “Guiana foggy: , lea . - on -‘ those 1m: team would ---

the llldiflfllliflQlfl-‘lfifllllaifl 1°" " pro. circuit pilaylug on Sam i i» Sundays,‘ iblcrmndul-uiid I9 ,3 till“; to devote un-y time lob .

a simmer.

' miuoboo mflcliale lMi P11 V01‘! 00' m ll "H: ch emu (be Gun ,. won M14110 at“ o vlgw W . e rim 1e 00cc - i 1111i cdiil. EgulIIiIOIVLIS w i’ biasing

upon.

Mrs Judith B0010