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if-_~.'c1I-nlniii-effects Ileliglitfully, cleverly

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'WESTERN GUARDIAN

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Sllmmerside Ba11ke1'>‘ Club l11‘l1i

Itheir usual busriw.-s meetin_'.: 011 Friday evening 1:1 1111> »Ca11a¢ii;n1 Bank oi' Comnmre. There was 11 fair representation oi members. A1"- ter routine n1olz1»1-so discussion took place in refer-alice to holding another banqiiet-

-CARD l'AR'l‘\'-J.lembers of the

Isummerside Curling Club held a ‘ card party on Fri<l;|_v evening. Anc- tion forty-tives \\'e1‘e iJl21y€d~ A his of iiour was put 1.11 and won by I Mr. Jack Cnrriithcrs. A return oi’ f the cold weather will no doubt bring I a few more curling matches.-S.

-PROIIIBITION COURT AT 0'-

LEARY- Mr, Geclzxo Matthews, Prohibition l\I11g,i.»lr.1i.~ for Prince ' County, held Court at O'Lea1~y on Friday when several cases were :lis- posed ol. In an adjourned case from West Point, a young man charged with selling liquor unliiw- fully pleaded guilty and was lined $200 and costs or four months in jail. A party from O'Lcary, charg- ed with selling was convicted and fined $200 or four months, Anoth- er case against an O'Le1u'y part_v on a similar charge was dismissefl for want of evidence. Mr. W. Henry 'Noonan_, of Summerside, represent-

'ed the Crown.-S.

-IIAD TRYING EXPERIENCE- Mr. G. C. Holland, a well known

resident, when retuming home from Summerside on Thursday got caught in the severe north. eastern storm which was raging ni; the time and became lost on the harbour for over four hours. Mr. Holland wus alone in a high driving sleigh, which added to his discomfort. He left Summerslde about eight o‘clock, making for Howat-t's shore on the 4 Bedequc side of the harbour. It was

but before he reached the other ` side a real north easter mg raging, _After wandering around for some Mme. fllilink to make the shore he

- ' turned round with the .nteiticn of

11;!/_ f,;y3}"{'; A Fresh Arrival has ` 'W' just filled shelves

_. ~1~j and counters with ' ' "" fabrics smarter than

"4 _vou’ve ever seen

here before. Silhouette, Chiffon, Crochet Sport Mesh, Wunda Cord, Pon- gelaine, Hollywood Swiss, Marvlo Voile. These are some of the -new fabrics shown at so tempt- ing prices.

Ztlc, 25C, 35c, 55c, 856

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SUITS at $25.00

iese are fresh from the ilor - smartly attractive lirics cleverly cut and line- iiiring. Tho. collars hold

closely, the slioulders lie

Ioothly, and the fronts do ot “buckle” or \\'rinklc.

eso are suits for tho man

o has always paid $30.00

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I . 'returning to Summerside. Sec-mg

a dim iight he made in that dilec- tion and was able to reach Schur- man’s Point. By tnis time the stoim was so bad Mr. l~I<»ilrnfi .mm led :his horse. When he irrivccl at the ;Point, he located :hc race course which the Summersldc Driving Club had made. This he found cas, to . follow as the road ¢n.:cnin; used in clearing the track nad -'_hro\vn un Ibanks of snow on each side. Fol- llowing this course, he eventually 'reached Summerside in n. numbed and chilled condition. Getting some one to attend to his horse, which was tired out, hc sought Dr. Simp- son, who ordered him to bed as ‘he iwas afraid oi' pneumonia. After resting for two days, Mr, Holland is feeling much better and r`ctnrned heme on Saturday at't»~moon.~S

_*__ _ ST. ANDREW‘S SCHOOL

Standing for the month oi’ Feb-

ruary:-

Grade IX-1, Rita Maclntyrc; 2,

‘|Harold MacDonald; 3, Ada Macin-

tyre.

Grade VIII-1, Russell MacI11tyre. Grade VII-1, Allan MacDonald. Grade VI-1, Rita MacDonald; 2,

Elmer Mfwlnlyre; 3, Tommie Rose.

Grade IV-1, Bernadette Mac-

Donald: 2, Rita Maclntyre; 3, Pau-

line Doyle. ,_ _

Grade III-1, John Thomas; 2,

Peter Thomas; 3, Robert Rose.

Grade II (I1)--1, John Rose; 2,

Ellison MacKenzie; 3, Jean Mac-

Kenzie.

Grade II (bl-1, Theresa Mac-

Iniyfei 2, Minnadora MacDonald.- Grade I-1, J. Clarence Doyle.

Mary Donovan-Teacher.

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Have you noticed any signs oi

better biisincis?

..Yes. The people who conldzrt pay their bills are starting to promise.

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sei-tion 56, provision is made for the 1 iraiisfei' of insane penitentiary pr's- oners ithose with sentences oi’ two ' years or more) to provincial mental liiospitaa when amnsvments have l been made with the provinces con-

We understand that the

. Province of Ontario has made such Inn arrangement and receives $1.50 1 per patient per day.

There seems to be no reason why

Prince Edward Island should not secure a similar arrangement, and ` also attempt to collect for the pest care of such cases who are now ro- ccivlng treatment in Falconwood.

eerned.

1wcoMMIo1~n>ArrI0Ns `

1. That the Min’ster of Health be

made I ment

of Sections XV, XVI, and

,XVIII ot the act (quoted albove’. land for deciding as to ability to Ipay, and for the collection of ac- Icounts.

2. That consideration be liven to iilcrcaslng the rates of paying pat- ients. '

3. 'I‘lnIt the Government ol’

IP:-lnce Edward Island endeavour to In-range with the Dominion Gov- ernment for the payment, by the ?l)e:nin‘on Governm_ent, tor the care of insane penitentiary prisoners in Faicomvood Hospital, and endeav- our also to secure payment for care [already given, in the past, to auch lpat`e11ts who are now in Falcon- ‘ wood Hospital.

(To Be Cont`nued)

Wrecked Motorist (opening his

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CAVENDISH SCHOOL

Following is the school report of

Cavendis’h school tor the month or Februaryz- ' Grade x-1, nn-I-sine webb; 2, Ethel Wyand.

1 Grade IX-1, Francis Clark. I

I Grade VIII-1, Pauline Webb; 2, .Ioan Clark; 3, Isabel Doiron; 4,

Herbert Wyand. I 1 I Grade VI-1, Edward Lowther; 2,

Ida Blaequlere. _ I Grade IV-1, Mary MacNcill; 2,

Howard Gallant; 3, Reggie Simp-

son. I Grade II-1, Helen Green and Jimmy Clark; 2, Una Green; 3,

IJcan Blacquiere. , I I Perfect attendance-Elmer Clark, IJoan Clark, Eric Simpson, Gertrude

home of Mrs. H. S. MacEwen with

Sick. Mrs. Wallace MacKay, Mrs. J. E. Fleming. School: Mrs. H. B.

respons‘hie for the eniorcei-I

"I had the right of way,I

fellow had a truck." I

A thorough knowledge of blend- ing is an absolute essential to a delicately flavoured, fragrant

Blended Right.

cigarette such as Winchesters.

This knowledge comes only after long years of experience in handling choice Virginia, Burley _ and Turkish tobaccos and the facilities which are available to- Canacla’s largest manufacturers of cigarettes ensures a blend

which is perfection itself.

inchester

I CIGARETTES

Gallant, Isabel Doiron, Edward ` Q Lowther, Mary 1vn¢Ne111, Howard I t ' Gallant. I g O

*iw Imperial Tobieeo Company of Canada, Liniited

by snging the National Anthem

tamed. The nu-miers decidei

eighteen m mb r nd four “sn and Mrs. J. E. Fleming. Reading. Roll call will be "How to raise Miss

STERLING WoMEN’s INSTI- _ ` **

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‘the Irish Coast by Mrs Ames Mc- cu:-ley kindly invited the members chickens." It was decided to hold

Tl M l ti i St li 1

\V0nrf;1W urclilsgiteswng niet airtgi puigan. Duet, When Irish Eyes are to her home for the next meeting, ng I ` Smllinil. by Miss Evelyn Anderson which is to be held on May 10th. assi

meeting in April. The hoatess, sted by Miss Ella Garland and

Mary Mcvarren. served a

d:\i'..ty lu...-ii A marry vote thanks was tendered her and the meeting closed bv the sinzii18 05 U10 National Anthem.

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ed $100 tower e Pro nc I

° ’ _ _ ~_ I M11- E- _C1151 K°|"°°fi» MRD-» Sanatorium to buy mattress covers. _ ln S , . , I' I mmm” :If,i;,|11,°tf,°,,€T,l,g};f;,; 'The Secretary reported having rc- ‘

` ' ' '. I `_ spread all over her body. ceived the Zovemmlieif EFBUI9 Of

Bw 0 D _ _._ runnin - raxouson

present Meeetinegsogened by sl1igll:;IUnsp°ken Words' by Mrs' Thomas 'Z W

the Institute Ode and repeating Bower' Reading' mme old Wcman' 'T ' ' ' “ 1

the Creed. Roll Cali was answered ?{5;ux;se'y ‘Aixlalffrs gdaéxgielsgz' in u in _

IW each member telling an Irish Contest, l[rlshisms.'FiI-st 'prize won Joke The minutes oi’ the previous by M" J E Fleming and Mm meeting were read and adopted Austin Walsh Roll Call for next

0"? new Témbm; '§l?te‘;' :EE rev' meetlnz to be answered by each nz; I §

era comm ees. e o e w

toms were appointed' namely: member paying 5c.. Meeting closed _, _

I That Wears Longer -

MI1cEwen, Mrs. Frank Bell: Pro- AUBURN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE .gramz Mrs Lorne MacEwen, Mrs. "°

‘ALIHCS M¢GUil§i1I1~ T110 Secretary The regular monthly meeting of~ I reported that she had received the the Auburn Womens' Institute was I Institute grant oi $2.00. It was held at the home oi’ the President

moved and seconded that $1.00 be Mrs. John Simpson, on Tuesday, at sent to the sanatorium to help de- March 8th, with an attendance of -' 4 fray the expense of mattress co- ten members and three visltors.Thc = ,

vers. An enjoyable program was meeting opened with singing. Af- I ‘_

_ / M } then given. Reading, Morning on ter roll call the m.I.'utes of the last I

35_()()_ M » J 1 ____ ____; meeting were read. approved and;

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This Footwear is made from PURE GUTTA PERCHA -I

RUBBER the toughest and most wear - resisting that science I has yet discovered _ which will wear up to twice as long as I ordinary Rubber.

“Rubbers for Men, Rubbers for Women, 1 Rubbers for Boys, Misses and ChiIdren." "

If you must be out in wet weather you want Gutta Percha

Rubber Footwear _ Guaranteed to give you the utmost valuei

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“CO MPARE THE WE-AR"

_ _ _ _ ,_ ' h tm hom d h hu Mcantee and Atoasttotne Irish, _ 7

, -Q are _ _ ' pleasant hour was spent in musical

Tl`l(‘l t Loma] attached _ rl MF;i»lru1sra'loé\(t"niIl_g{ugr;1:gng2ne61;itot1»rn¢; miinnhmtured. tor the put 52 yun, only by Tin sclccnons' songs' eta M". Edwin

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142 Richmond Street

0599-5506490050

&Of04+O4O-O O-O O-OO-O-$090 0090'

than it ever cost

"What is your rule of business-

NOW \fV01`k Shirts Did you S96 U10 ' until I gill. a bottlegof Burdockylllood evening was 5 reading “Making the '

emwng nl- $1.00 “ES at _ _ _ _ _ » f_2'::f't=i2l.ft“ltsr.a'.ra »1M»~~ silos coiwrnnv uulrso

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Smart Shirts . . _ hfitlizgholl ¢mi1°1>le." eu" B ° bv Miss Mabel Cusack. A very Wholesale and R t I tt ww" ‘

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&( ‘ 1 peers A6 rats? AS *O 'YHRGW HIM OUT

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AND ` change Miugnaio was asked. `. V,-_ :_ 1 I Y' 155:” ‘T

"Very simple," he replied, "I pay Pé' ,, E_ ‘$5 -*t0:'Ilili;il]ig I rvililit [left Wiiélh 5110- ': -¥ . ._ - mveii go an en _‘ 13

Optometrists sell what I never had for more ”?6' "'11-I I1

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