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S0 1.21": celebrate with a "<lltl'Cf*~

¢iit"treatfor bre:'ikf.isi.Kellogg'a mixing bowl tree with ninety-eight Rice Krispiesl Crunchy rice hub- l70Und U58 R051" H°°d F1°“r while ble: so crisp they actually crackle they 15”- 1755'3‘29‘t“'31 I

in milk nr cream. A refreshing eiuege from hor, heavy foods

mannth¢fam,,y,,_.mw,i,,,m¢_ may ciiuitcn-at the cenetrai'

Authorities say that crisp E

cereals are sensible as well an

delicious. Rice Kris `c1 are nour- pomm cd bb flftem boys and gms

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-IM1 SILVER all patterns, re

duced priced at Brows-

1788-S-31-21.

-THREE ACI' comedy drama. Cinderella Olteiily” in st Paul's Hall Summerside, on Thursday. Mui-ch 31st, at B30. Admission 35, I cents. 'iso-3-ao-zi

-SHEET COPPER, sheet Zinc.

1788-8-31-Zi.

-FREE-Get your “Ideal” glass i'

-sasran sunvica Ar cunts-i

ter Day the Easter Pagenant

s Risen christ" was beautifully

ishing, rii-'ll in ¢“°f§)'“°‘5° much Between the scones, a tableau. de

easier I0 <liS¢S'~ 5Pl¢”d"-l fm' picting Rock of Ages” was ex-I the ehil<iren'ii evening meal. pregsively tnkrn by Mss Elizabeth

Evm on ‘ mu morning’ mn Caims and Miss Edna. Schuman. i

Krispies are so easy to digest they

furnish ensrgy more quickly than 8

cv. Mr MacLean, the pastor, gavei short syiiopsis of the pagenant at

heavy lint foods-lielp you feel the bcgmnmg special mus C was ai

better. Order a red-and-green d

ei; by Mrs. MacLean and Miss

package today. Made lvl' K°u°E8 Ma lc em an S I

cl Mi L a a olo by M15-if

in landon, Ont. Qwliryguaranriid.

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B. SEBI’ Ego. p

& iipim them. The Archer brothers; l

.»--:."L““"` mong the little ones many Ol’ 010|

- Q numbers had to be omitted. Mrs.

C ‘ ihnt musical number at intervals

Christian Church Summerslde, 011 as . ...rh

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Amanda Cannon.-S.

-MISSION BAND CONCERT-

The children of the Trinity Church Mission Band put On an excellent!

gal 'little concert on Easter Monday ini Eprworth Hall. Rev. L. B. Campbell, presided in hs usual happy mannenl iii ""f` Owing to a good deal of sickness a- ,

Douglas Gordon was the musical

aticnce that she had bestowed

nd Miss Leabtt gave Some excel-

~ W* *WI* IIN* WHY' during the evening. Besides n prog '

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See thc Bright New Designs in Gold Seal Con- goieum Rugs at the following low prices:

6x9ft.........$5.50 7V;x9ft.......$7.25

‘ 9x9ft-.........$-3.75 9x10'/; ft. ...$10.00

p 9x12fi.............$11.50

1 F eltol Rugs!

l - Attractive Patterns at the following Special

Prices:

exon. $3.75 7'/1 x9ft- $4-75; oxofi. $5.75 oxio'/1 fi. $6.6»

9x12ft- $7.65

Gold Seal

Congoleum!

2 yards wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 per running yd. 3 yards wide . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . $2.10 per running yd.

Wilton and Axminster

EW 1932 OME

We have |ust opened up the largest and most complete range of striking new designs in Floor Coverings, Curtains and Draperies that has been shown in this City for many years.

Every Color in these Beautiful Designs goes through to the back. There is nothing better for your Kitchen, Pantry, Hall, or Dining Room. Good Quality Moulded Inlaid ..... $1.25 sq. yd. Heavy Marble Tile Inlaid . .. . . ... .. $1.65 sq- yd.

Inlaid Linoum!

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Heavy Quality Printed Llnoleumfthat will give ~ Many Years oi' Hard Wear. The following

attractive price should interest you.

Zyardswide..............$1.60perrunningyd. l

V 3 yards wide $2.70 per running yd.

4yards wide $3.60 per running yd. I

We lnvlto you to como and inspect the Nowoct and But |,, Homo Furnishing; and we fool quite sure you will docldo thee there is no other retail or mail order store that will brlngsueh

. . . beauty and luxury to your home at such a small cost.

‘ Congoleum Rugs ls ' Printed Linoleum! Fl°°\° 0il¢l°f|\!

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1 ya. wide soe 1% yanwias ei.,

Zyards wide $100 2,!/1 yds. wills $1.25 1'/1 ydswido 75c

SPECIALS !

Feltol Mats27”x54 inches 59c Fcltol Mats, l8"x36lnches 25c Rexoleum Mats 18”x36lnchcs .............l5c

RubberMats,18”x30inches 69c Wilton Stair Carpet, 27 ln. wide... $3.25 per yd. Axminster Stair Carpet, 22 in. wide $1.95 per yd. Liquid Veneer, per bottle l9c

6 only best quality Wilton Rugs at 25% Dicount Rubber Stair Pads size 6 x 18 in. . . . . . . 5c each

Cottage Curtains in Blue, Gold or Green 75c per set-

and nnu oil. mmf oil, oc cmnn. Spread on brown noe. Anvlv ¢~ bun or lrnld. lelln lull( lbs

‘° painful smurllng stops

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Professional Bards

.Aim Stewart & Lowther J. l). .~»TEW.»\R'l‘, K. C. N. W. LOWTHER ll.\}illl.\"l'rIIt.\', SOLICITORS, ETC

84 “rpm George Stn" ` yiiclfl was a visitor to Si1iiiinei'sidc

Moser To LOAN --*mi BELL & MATHIEPON

R. n. neii D. 1.. nia¢iiieson,"I.1..D. ’

Barrlsters dt Solicitors

_ Money to Loan

Charlottetown and Montague _ - MARK R. MCGUIGAN

B. A. `

BARRISTER, SOLTUITOR, ETC. NTONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown, P.E.T. -

MCLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Office: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN

.l.iTi. Macdonald K G. 4-

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BARRISTER. SOLICITOB. &o. Riley Building

Charlottetown P. E Is

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Money to Loan and Collections wre Joseph D Ready and Herb

given the very best attention. e

575-2-6-lmonth.

Wiiles College are Edna Champion,

EDGAR SHAW, K_C'_ Eileen McKenna, and Jennie and

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Law Oilices _ Prowse Block,

127 Grafton Street, Charlottetown.

G ance. '1'he meeting opened with the

Institute Creed, followed by the roll call, which was answered by "My Favorite Feminine Name." The ‘minutes of the previous meeting were read. approved and signed. It was resolved that the Institute cori- trlbute one dollar to the Provincial Sanatorium as requested. Re- ports of the different commit- tees were then given and new ones appointed. There being no new business, the members were then entertained with a pleasing program consisting of a dialogue by Maryi :ind D. J. MacDonald, (Jr.), a solo, “Uncle Joe" by Harold .MacDonald

Wills and Estates Settled. Collector of Bills (Special Dept.) SAFE protection for all documents. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

ll. F. MacPHEE, BA.

BARRISTER. SOLICITOB NOTABY. sic.. Riley Building. Charlottetown. 576-2-B-1 month.

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meeting on Tuesday evening, March

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EYES TESTED

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LASSES HTTED

E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

Optometrists '

142 Richmond Street

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ram of rccitrvlons, vociil and in- strumental niimbors the children took part in a litllc .sacred drama "In thc Cross of Clirist I Glory.” Fourteen ch'lcli'oii also took part in a comedy with a moral “The House lol do what you can" which was very well acted, especially by the two little girls who took the part of the- broom and the mop. These two were a ray of siinshlne in a house which had become rather dismctll

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.and the proceeds \vci'e devoted to Missions.-S.

Pl'iRSO.\‘i\l.§

-Mrs. J. P. Roiiiioi' of Bloom-

on Saturday.-S.

oi Commerce at New Giiisc.o\\'. N. S.. i spent the Easier vacation at his home in Summersido.-S.

-Miss Sadie Brown. spent thc

Easter vacation :it her lioinc in St. Eieanors.-S. ' `

-Miss Violet Richnr<i.soi1 of Sum-

mersidc is ilic guest oi Col. and Mrs. A. A. Montgoiner e or Halifax, N. S.-S.

-Miss E.<tiif~r Seiiincr who was

operated on iii the Prince County Hospital recently returned to her

home in Mminigash on Saturday.

-The students who spent Easter

holidays at homo in Kensington,

e . _ _ . - rt McKenna; and of Prince oi'

vlan Paynter.

with the complainings uf the in- i

mates. There was a large altonclancc

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Hearth Rugs !

Wilton Hearth Rugs . .. $6.50 to $l.’>.00 Axminster Rugs ii`»3.00 t0 $9-00 , Tapestry Rugs .. _ .. $1.50 to $2.00 Reversible Wool Rug .. . . . . $4-00 to $6.011 Reversible Jute Rugs $1.75 to $2.25

Rugs and Staircarpets !

We wish to Announce to those who have been waiting for a sale of high grade Carpets that this is your Opportunity to take Advantage of the greatest (Tzirpct Values ever ollercd in such a Large Variety of Designs and Colorings. We invite you to come in and inspect the choice of the best Carpet l\'lanufacturei's in Canada.

Axminister Rugs l

yards $11.00 to $13.50 yards $19.00 to $32.00

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/z yards $29.65 to $45-00

$1.20 pcr yard to . . . . . . . . . ... $1.65

$1.05 per yard to . . . . . . . . $3.00

$3.25 per yard to .. . . . _ .. . .. $5-00

$2550 t0 $42-00

and it is the opinion of many of ' the Leading Home Furnishers '

that there will be a.big demand for this class of Carpet this year.

you want to be in style cover i

Tapestry Stair Carpet

Axminster Stair Carpet

Wilton Stair Carpet

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Artistic Curtains and Charming Draperies!

Now is the time to pull down those Old Worn Out Curtains and Replace i them with New Ones from our Large Assortment at a Moderate cost. i Our new Colorful Draperies will add Beauty to your I-Iome. The follow-

ing prices will be interesting to you when you see them :

' Lovely Window

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his . , ~. .;__V. wllltlll lllIgS . S ; 'I I -~»‘f.`i§5=f.-`. -";-71,;-f* it-3 x zu yas. zo.oo in z1.oo - - , \ , ‘ ' g -V P i »-11-.j§__€,,,§§;==j,if,;..;;__.-. .-,»~. .;7%,-yy' 2'/. x 3 yas. 31.00 ¢».so.0o .=.jj\ a 1 " °

t ’.;:ssE;,==’ .iir . ' \' ', /.ii x 3 yas. 42.5010 ss.oo i _

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._ ii" $231 $1123 it 133.33 | - 'lag I wi:/1

-'-'.,\ .wif .f * ' f..='»V=/.',/,.." ' , ugh _l _="'~. » Stair Carpets! ,_. - ~- -' -;.,f,i_'.§_!..f_'f .

' ' Siiiir Carpets are in Style again, = f °

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made easy

- 'm e windows

W made attfactzve

urtain Rods

Curtaining by the -Yard !

your stairs now with one of our -

stair carpets, which are priced to suit any purse.

White Marquesette with Rose, Blue, Green',‘ and Mauve, Yellow Spot. 36 inch Heavy Chintz, assorted colors . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 22c and‘25c yard White Spotted Muslin Coloured Dots 30c to 40c White Marquesette, 36 inches wide Price l5c Scrim Curtaining Frilled with Green, Gold, Rose Dots. Price 18c yd- Heavv Cretonne, 48 in. wide 65c yard 36 in. Heavy Cretonne, assorted colours . .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. 35c_ yard

- 36 inch Chintz, assorted colors 22c and 25c yard

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“Home Furnishing Leaders ”

OS., Lumted

Swlu Curtains, $1.75

perpau-to $1.00 1

Nottingham Lace

_ Curtains $1.80 per poll' to . . . . ... $4.50 Fancy Voile ltuiflod $1.50 por polr to $3-W Plain Voile Ruffled Curtains $1.10 per pair to . . . . . ... $235 Sorlm.Cur1.alm 75o por poll' to $1.50 ‘ Silk Overdnln Ma- terial 50 Inches wlds 81.00 to $1.75 per yd. Tapestry Furniture Covering 50 ln. wide sus to $4.00 pei- yd- Klrah Curtain Rods to ill. any window. Single ltod 25c and 350. Double Rod 50c and 70°

..*FREE-Gel; your “Ideal” glass

mixing bowl free with ninety-eight D0und bag Robin Hood Flour while they last. 1755-3-29-ttf-3l

..*ST. ANDREW'S WOMENS

INSTITUTE-The St. Andrew's Wo-

Ist, at the home of Mrs. J. P. Mac- Intyre, with ten members in attend-

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C. M. Lampson f?

I.lMI’l'El). 'I4 Queen Street London, IL C. 4. England

Public Auction

RAW PUBS

.lhipplng bags will he ed without charge by

to Ii. T. Holman. Ltd, rnsrslde, P E. I. , Reprclcnted by

Alfred Fraser, lnc. 212 Hfth lvcnlo New Yllfk N. I.

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and a guessing contest put on by Mrs. George MacKenzie and equally won by Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald andMary Donovan. The meeting closed with the National Anthem, after which lunch was served by the hostem, assisted by Misses Win- nie and Rita Maclntyre. The next meeting will be held in the school- room on Tuesday, April 5, at 3 p. rn. where the meeting will be opened with the Institute Creed and roll call will be answered by each mem- ber paying a nickel.

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A ewe recently gave birth to five

lambs at Convoy, Ulster.

Unhappy upon his return to Norfolk said the

reltaration of the belief that "No fgiiowmg mme”

specific s'gnii’icance” attaches to "Upon taking the mum. up Wm., d el

attributed in col. charles A. Lind-i smement nm obtain, in ,mm ,oi berth lm “wht by 0°1- H- N°rm°=n' ins Norfolk situation and time is Bchwarzko f, h is

police search for the kidnapped

Lindbergh baby. pg; -'De

Col. Lihdbeirgh's adserted attitude Percy; "glungp qrhgys funny_ It was the same since Deon H. Dobson was quite sharp when I used it I

as '.

i ireacock, former canadian Rector, a dart in my gun this momlnsf' 1 I. mmm pau-sinorui mngaucmg, fquspuusyuia, uvlvfll

. . ‘flyer had asked n continuation of

For Llndberghs the southem negotiations for me

ahy's return.

HOPEWELL, N. J. Mar. 30.-A The mu” -head ,mt but th,

f’-'V °Pm°“l'° in N°1'f°1k» V°‘» W” Col. Lindbergh, we find the same*

D W 0 dll'€ci»1D-g the nothing bo add or chlnzep

ar me. I can't write with

Col Bchwnnzkopf was asked if my pm_1g 15 quit, blunt,”

Stirtot fatalities in Ed1nbU!`Bh,

` sC0t1ll‘.ld, IN dBUT‘¢B!1!1§.

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E 'nie Boycott or .npww ¥°°“ has been strictly enforced in Britllh Malaya. "

Embarrassod BY Plmples on Face

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Benin-n»Buvl"yCcv:. N-51 rundown condition, and not ablctl domyownwork.

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