THURSDAY.
A These are NOT sale items BUT
lead over these items, and we are confident that you will agree that these regular every day prices are very! very! low!
WHY?
Because the men's and lodies' basement is operated on a strictly cash basis and in this way we are able to pass the saving on to the customer.
Visit these two great departments today-tomorrow or even nex-t week-The values are always wetting tor you whenever you! shop in the men's and ladies' basement.
Men's blue denim overalls-7 l-4 oz. cloth, in all sizes from 36 to 44--per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
2.95 Men's striped and plain broadcloth d-rose shirts
sizes 14 l-2 to I7-each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Medstweedpcnts-eius32te44 3 y I
perpeir......... . . . . . . . . . . . Men's zipper front overalls-sonlarixed shrunk sizes36to44-perpair . . . . . .
Men's heavy work sox, all sizes
Zpairlor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
?3”."..2.' 12” f.T'i.TT?”'i7'E.TJZ.'7'. 7l'f'7.'.'T'.".'. . 2.00 1 .95
t-.en's felt hats-a good assortment of colors in sizes 6 5-8 to 7 l-4-each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.25
Men's broadcloth pyjamas each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men's brown and maroon coat sweaters sizes 38 to44-each . . . . . . . .
Boys' cottonade shorts in sizes . 23 to 28-per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
25c 75c
Bays' short sleeved werk shirts in sizes small,
medium and large-each . . . . .
Bays' fancy cotton pullover sweaters
sizes 28 to 34-each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-45 Boys' spring weight combination underwear 1 all sizes24to34--eaoh . . . . . . . . I Boys' cottonade long pants, sizes
24 to 28-per pair . . . . . . . . . . .
, Boys' blue denim dungareea, sizes 26 to 34-vper pair . . . .
Ioys' plain pullover sweater., sizes 28 to 34-each
Ioys' oilskin raincaots sizes 4'6-8-each
Boys' golf hose sizes 7 to lo l-2-per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GIRLS BASEMENT
Girls' l-l rib cottonphose in a light sand
color--per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Girls' l-l rib cotton hose in white ' .
only--sizes 5 1-2 to 9 l-2-per pair .. . GirIs' summer print dresses-all sizes, 2 to 12 at prices such as , 1.25 v 1.39 and 1.65
Giris' striped broadcloth pyjamas, 1 sizes2-4and 6-parpair . . . . . . I Girls seersucker pyjamas, sixes 2-6 1 in colors pirrk, sky and main-each . . .. I 1 .75 . l 79::
.. ............. .. 1.95
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Girls' seersucker pyjamas, some as above in sizes 8 to 12-per pair
GIrl:' domet cloth skirts in dark shades
sizes3yeorstol2yeors-each . . . . . . . Girls' rayon briefs-flight colours with lace trim insi1es2tol4-perpair . . . . . . . . .
0 Girls' sport blouses-short sleeves, nice designs and colors, sizes 2 to 6-each . . . . . . . .
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2.69,
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.5 only LONG COATS-formerly 337.95 Item .
1 ii aYl.0NS-let quality
Substanderde
Rurd District New Glasgow Mrs. George Mccoubrey had al
pleasant visit last week, with her! sister Mrs. Fulton Pierce. .
The Nicholson family motored to the capital on Friday. where they combined business with pleasure;
Miss Shelia Dickieson was the i welcome guest of her friends Do:-is and Neil Andrew. i I
Mr. Miller Orr accompanied by Mrs. John Pursey were visitors to North Rustico last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houston and L little daughter Donna. were Sunday I visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Broaklns and George motored to Cakndlsii on Sunday. where they were the guests of the Mccoubrey family.
Mrs. Murray Orr and young son Leith had a pleasant stay. over the week-end with her parents, Mrs. Wilfred Whitlock.
Mr. George H. Robertson is en- joying a visit in Hunter River. where he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George smith..
Mr. Harold Toombs is busily en- gaged. erecting a new home for the Lowther family. who had the misfortune to lose their home hy fire some time ago. .
Friends arr delighted to see Mr. Arthur Dickieson home again. he has spent the past six months in a Toronto Military Camp, where he completed a Military course.
Miss Ethel Moore Nurse in traili- ing at the P. E. Island Hospitsi, enjoyed a visit to her home in Cavendish on Sunday.
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The fish stories are numerous. but to the writer's knowledge. the best one is from Mr. Lrvwis Pincau. He landed a lovely three pound:-r. which certainly looked nice on the platter. I
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Railings and little daughter were guests of Miss Martha and Mr. Dewitt Brown on Sunday.
The many friends of Mr. Vel'li- on Hill will be pleased to learn.l that he is making a good recovery after his tonsil operation in thel P. E. Island Hospital.
Friends of Mr. Shelton iV3i'l'9'll are glad to see him about as usual. i aflrr haing confined to his home. for a few days where he is mnv:i- ' Iescing after his tonsil operation in the P. E. island Hospital. 1 I
Mr. John Clark was the very we!- come guest nf Mr. and Mrs. Blair Andrew. on Sunday. He also l'iSii.C:l
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39. Run away and merry
41. Witch
44. insurgent
45. Baking chambers
46. Ascend
47. Doctrine
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THE GUARDIAN.
” THURSDAY 4 SPECIALS
l.adlea' Spring Suite In checks. stripes and plain ma- tierlala. Bag. to 821.50. Guy
In -r- s11.s5
Special group of Coats, hulls ' fitted and loose atyIoa-
325.00
Shortlrn
511.95 The liroamlal 0o. Ltd. f
1.amns' want: i I
99 Queen Street
:.....j-:-- Mr. and Mrs. Davis Moffatt who were delighted to see him out. aftci being confined to his home with the flu.
The many friends of Mrs. Pe- ter Goutiier will be sorry to learn. she is a patient in the City Has- pitai, and will look forward to her return home in good health.
Mrs.. Alien wyand returned to her home last week, after spend- ing the past six weeks in Boston. where she was the guest at her bra- ther and her daughter Miss Ethcl Wyand.
Friends were shocked and sad- dened to hear of the passing of Mr. Harry Craswell. Sincere sym- pathy is offered to his soi-rowing widow and daughter-
Mr. llartney W. Compton . Dies In Melrose. Mass l l
MEI..ROE-F. Mass. - Cartney Wm. Compton. 72. of i7 Ashlnndv St.. re- tired Telephonc Co. outside line foreman and a former member of
(Maiden Aerie of Eagles and Melrose
lodge of Odd Ft-.i0WS. passed away last evening at 9:45 at a Melrose nursing home. He had been in fail- ing health for some time.
A resident of this city for the past
I40 years. he was born in Militown.'
Prince E,';iwar:l island, son of the
llate Wm. and Mary (Martin) Comp-
ton. He was employed by the local office of the Tnleplinne Company for 28 years prior to his retirement in 1930.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Mary 'Dri'd0nl Ccmn'on: n daughter. Mrs. Harriet S. Tubman of Hull: two brothers, James E, Compton of Cambridge and Peter D. Compton of Roxbrry: and a si tor. Mrs Margaret Tuimer of Montreal.
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42. Hall!
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Oontlnued from page 12 Planning A June Wedding? You've
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feminine hygiene! greutileu. stainless, unaw- vsgiuril suppositories - powerfully
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IMPERIAL
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Give Figure-"A Heirloom of To- morrow.” They're after and collected by people the world over. They have brllllanoe ..h..raaterls.atlon and beauti- ful simplicity Choose from the lovely ae- lecllon on display.
Figures
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caught
of color, fine
at farm.
Floral
beta of delightful flowers.
Dainty I-'lor:il China fashioned into bowls and has- ,,far Matherfs..l.lsy..ihatwill. please and tllrlll Jl,e,I:-
There are many different decorative articles in the display of Floral China-they are all really beauti-
2.5o to 7.50
China
These will make a gift
HOLMANlS
SUMMERSIDE - CHARLOTTETOWN ."Where Old Friends
Meet"
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Tell Coraport-4 inches high-priced .......... ..
3 5 nun; wm. Candlesticks or rever- hhrrlildleo-nprlced .... alble Ion bone-per pal! 8'50 Low conpim will: one 4.95 1e inch Cheese and 8.70
handles-priced ........ ..
beautiful gleaming crystal Glassware will make a wonderful gift for Mother on her own ' day-May 14th. Beside the Cape Cod Crystal (illus- trated) there are a number at .otlier attractive styles on diqlay in the China Departments of Both Stores.
Cape Cod 5 ounce tumblers - each
Cape Cod 8 ounce water tumblers - each
Cqie Cod sherbet plates each .
Cape Cod
sherbets, wine glasses,
. 95c
cocktail glasses and goblet-s - each . . . . . . . .
sit
have is a new svelte el beav- Ilfully leehlaoed helleware by International. Dellsately pierced and ap lelely earned "levslase" It's the -answer re year am-gluing problems.
Ian bans, eampem. send- wleh and eelie plates. cheese yendueelerpleteslndllerenr lslns to cheese Ovens. Navel Veal emeesive on she re- prerdble baa bane Vbld. lwhea turned upside down serve as gleeeiiag code click holders.
to he beanlfvl "levelaee"
person can reinerlebly gllltle - Oran CI.” to SCAG. '5Iee this beaellal'IaIersIo- ideael Ilellasvere lalte new (on display as our mu.
Sandwich Plate with end handles-prlasil
Cracker server--prloesl
BRILLIANT NEAR SUN
A comet increases in hrliiluncx in It approaches the sun and fades rapidly as it departs.
INDIANAPOLIS. lnd.. May 1. -(AP)-Charles Campbell, 23, ofi Indianapolis, can't write. but lie. was charged today with for ery.. An affidavit says he marked hisy "X" on a stolen tax-rcf.nd cheque for 530.90 and tuned it at a groc- ery store.
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS
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HONG K'oNo. April 23 - (AP) -The British Government of Hong Kong today revoked the long-standing right of Chinese sub- jecu to travel freely to and from the China mainland. Sir Alex- ander Grantham. the governor. ordered border police to demand starting Monday valid travel docu- ments of Chinese crossing the 20- miic border.
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OAIIEII SALM
Take-to-work or school Iunehbs eta testy, nutritious, built around Canned Salmon sandwiches. Ml: Cenned Salmon with nieyonnelse, chopped onion or spread lust as It comes from the tin. Good, you bet, and easy to prepare.
SHORTHORNS
We have an American cuetolne who will visit the Island early in June, provided we have euautll bl! two Shortlorne so interis: him. First choice. young cows with calves: second choice. MM alum or heifers; last. choice, open corn or heifers. Bade preferred. W0!” take roans, not interested In whites. List imniadlatcly quotlnx P? and particulars. l
P. E. I. SHOITHOIN BBEEDEBE ASSOCIATION A. ll. MUTCH, secretary. Earnaallffs