Western Guard/an

-aur MOBILOIL u. a. or a. at Bruce's. sIie-n-ir-lmo. ---.-

-Wl;ﬂ'llN AGENT- Mr. C. J. Gallant is Guardian Age in How- lan and will be pleased to receive new and renewal subscriptions.

i‘ I Y ‘ -ru.|. YOUI TANKS n ,‘ ' BBACIPS new Bowser Gasoline a Pump. snis-s-ri-imo.

and Secure the '"

A Moons a M°LEOD

THE MEN'S STORE

—7 BAR. 30 IN. BJNGLOCK and '1 bar 38 in. Tightiocit special spaced ! Frost farm fencing in stock at Brac- T e‘s. - 8935-3-18-11

\p g advantage 0f i C'\..,WHOLESALE PRICES

_ ' ON ALL MEN'S AND BOYS‘ CLOTHING. lﬁii. it”??? ..S.‘.”.T.'.Sf . .. $10-00 SERGE SUITS,

l —CANNEBY SOLD-The Gallant= Alana-cry on Queens Wharf, Sum-i ;merside which was for many ycsrsf ‘conducted by the late Mr. Pescoli ' Gallant and later by Mr. Gaiiants lsons, has been sold to Mr. Andrew‘

.Paturell, fish buyer. E.

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—ENLARGING STORFw-l-lis wor- ‘ ship, Mayor Liclstone is enlarging ‘and imPPovli-ig his new store on Water St. X-Ie is extending the main ,huilding in the south and refitting ithe interior with some of the latest iflxtures. s.

Man's GREY Special .. ..

ggvsimsuirs. Worth To.

BOYS’ 2 LONG PANT SUITS Overcorits $13.50 and $i5.00._

--FISHING—The Herring Fishing ‘ is improving and some large catches are reported in Sumrnerslde and along the shores of Prince County. f,‘ ‘ Some good catches of lobsters are _ also reported. The prices forflsh are |good and if sufficient quantity can ' 'be landed the fishermen should have ' , a prosperous year. E.

- l —FOXES—Whiie some rather ' lhcavy individual losses are reported -_ iamong the fox ranches the luck ‘f igeneraily is good and compares fav- iorably with other years. Of course, viit is a little. early to announce any- ithing definite but unless something . iunusual happens there should be a lgood "crop" of pups for‘ the Fall ySaies. E. ' i f i —NI3W CARS-The car fever is jIIDW raging in Summerside with the fresult that many new automobiles : have already made their appearance f} , The higher priced autos seem to be I ipopuiar despite the poor price of {potatoes though the general pur- '_ chases vary from four to'eight cyl- ‘k _ inder models. Practically all the ‘popular makes ofncars can now be mbtained in Summerside. E’.

-MAY DEVOTIONS-During May. -_' . the month in which the Catholic ' ‘ - Church specially honors the BIessedI ‘ Virgin Mary, special Devotions arc

A held each evening in St. Pauls‘ Church, Summerside. The service in- cludes appropriate hymns to Mary} ' ithe Mother of God, The Rosary,‘ imtahy of the Blessed Virgin and iBenediction of the Most Blessed , ‘Sacrament. The Junior Girls Choir of St. Mary's Academy assist in the services. E.

—IIOUSING SITUATION-Sult- iabie houses to rent are hard to ob- ‘ ‘tain in Summerside and in fact it is difficult to get a. house to buy. Mr. J. J. Gaudet the owner and man- ager of the Capital Theatre and oth- er enterprises, has started on a new ' ‘line and is now building two attract- .ivc bungalows on the land which he rcccntly purchased from the Cox cs- , late and which adjoins his own ros-

. , idenoe. These bungalows will be fin-,

v isired in the most modern and at-

tractive manner and will be cent» ‘ lrally located. They should be much

_ i sought after for those seeking homes g ‘ Iand will help relieve the housing‘ isituation to some extent. E.

iBaby"s Own Tablets _ ‘ Win Great Praise=

, E ‘ Many Mothers Always Keep Then-Q in

PARIS IS TRYING OUT THE i_ BICYCLE VOGUE

i;- NEW YORK. May 11.4mm: oi this season's straw hats have brims, Some e

T are trimmed with some with flat feathers. Others have ‘ grosgrain ixtiids with flat little bows

flat i lowers and

n‘. tho back or at the rcar of one side. Sometimes these ribbons hm oi three. r-oiorings and cnlivcn the rather sombre tones of the hats themselves.

the House.

Thousands oi’ mothers state that. they know o1 no other medicine for little ones to equal Baby's Own ‘nih- lcts--that they always keep the Tab? lets in the home as a preventive of childhood ailments, or‘ if sickness

P scone no Sloop _,, ‘ Ilolri Would Slari i damping and Pounding

,5 Mn. Fred P. Averill, l36-l2th Ave" i! Alta, umtcin-“I was bothered Tlo much with my heart I could _not ‘

; The simpler the hat, the more chiqit does suddenly grip their “me ones '5" g _ ' they feel safe with such a. remedy ati Pnflh is trying out the bicycle vogue hum “mm A“ mdgmg by the 5mm” M‘ Concerning the use of the Tablets‘ tho costumes designed to mcet the M“ Dona, Ploudre‘ Tmgwick’ Que". new vogue, Paris may be successful. wrlmkﬂl have nothing but pmsel in reviving this sport oi some years‘ for Baby-s own Table“ Th”, are’ “h”. lwould wake“ up in the mam , i120.‘ Those customcs consist‘ of pull-l the only median-e I have u" ‘Nani . ' m‘ m’ ha"; would m" , ovci and a pleated skirt tcry short m, W0 “we on“ and I am I!“ w! . "Id wvndine- 1 Wm‘ W" “W” “ti” “m 5°“ state that the Tablets have alwavsi ‘"05"’ M! "id l” i" "I ‘ “imkingi “m” “W” i° m" "m" kept them in 11mm health. 1 1.1.1? “Pm m“ “m” °i "i" "PP" ‘"5 him“ so me with the Tablets that r al-i The cuffs of the stockingsmatch the “m” keep a box In the househ coioriuga of the puilovers. - . Baby. own Tablets "e n mud‘. The scarf and the handbag now are but than“), “nth/en They rein”, guaranteed to match in the best‘ h}. u“ bowel’. ‘new’ me “on”; h I .‘ clrclcs. Usually the scarf is of the‘, :4 73:15:33: gait‘: ugmggﬁxitigg. handkerchief type and the bag of the; “mp1s "V" "M ma,“ m. cutting o“ envelope variety, but, both are con-J “m, punk“ Th. T-bleui n‘ ‘h; 9mm“ °f “VWY Pimm‘ “Tel” d‘. solutcly sate, being guaranteed free. chine. Kassa with a long-fringedf from m mjurlou‘ an,“ ' scarf is used with woollen Jtumes.‘ grfd |_ ; o» he» m wwv o M m- ....... f.’ .21.‘ 315$.‘ '§'.‘§..";l.‘i’.'..f”w‘.’.’. Iii

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They are 1 '

iiame Medicine 0o, Broekvillo, One

Eastern Guardian v _.

..'JUST UNLOADED‘ car Robin‘

Hood Flour, Bran and Bhorts_ lowest ‘ prices. wholesale and retail. Poole ’»

d: Thompson. Ltd., Montague. '

"WZASTERN AGENTS-Mr. J. W. Murdock is Guardian. Agent in Mon- tague and will be pleased to TeCEiZ-J new and renewal subscriptions.

Bell & Mathieson IAlI-IBTEIIS ti SOLICITORS. Mabon Buildhg, Montague

MONEY TO LUAN i l '.

—FRESII BEEF in Pciuarters 51:1 fresh frozen tripe, etc, for. foxes, in siock at Bruce's. 3935-5434,

——OUT 0F DANGER—-Th? Re cnd Mother Superior of St. M . Academy, Summerside, who has been seriously ill for the past two ivccks is now much improved and cox-Isid- ﬂed out 0f danger. Tizc Sisters oi the Congregation of Notre Dania and their many friends are greatly

reiived at thc news and hope to sec f3

the Venerable Mother soon cornpietc~ ly restored to heailh. E.

—ENGAGEMENT._Mrs_ Daniel ‘i. MacKayannounccs the engagcmen: of hcr daughter, Jean Davies to Mr. Lcith Wallace Siniiii, sou oi Mr. William W, Smith oi Summcrsidc. P. E. Island. Marriage will take place on Sativday evciliirg, May 25th, at 7 o'clock, Stanley Presbyterian Church. Wcstomuni. Quebec, the Rev. Dr. Reid officiating. 3951-5484:.

Fine For Colds, Coughs.

SoreiThroat, Hoarsc- ness

It's when sickness comes at night, 3'

when you arc far from the druggisi

or the doctor, that's when you nccil 1' Nervilinc most. Experienced motilcrz. Onc oi the " children may have toothache, cramps '

are never without it.

or stomach-ache, Without Nervilinc-

a sleepless night for the entire housc- ‘

hold. With Ncrviilne the pain is rc- lieved quickly. It may be éarachr», perhaps a stiff neck, or one oi the kiddies coughing with a bod LTiiFFT. cold. Nothing can givc quickc: rc- sults than vigorous rubbing with ihi old-time family linimcnt. Largo blip

ties 35c at all dealers. N

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CAVENDISH SCHOOL

Standing of Cavendish School for April is as follows. Grade X‘.

i, Annie Lowthcr; Lowihcr.

Grade IX:

l, Ethel Wyand. Grade VIII:

1, Dora Smith; 2, I-lricn Simpson; 3, Marjorie Clark. Grade VII:

l, Iﬂflaitit‘. Wcbb; 2. lant.

Grade VI Sr;

1, Herbert Wynnd; 2, l\Illi'iQl‘i Doll"-

on; 3. Lovvrll Wyaucl.

2, Marcarct

Grade VI J11 m the mm of bobbetts and mat- 1, Frances Clark. rons. Prices $2.98 to 5H!!! Grade V: . 1, Freda Smith ﬂllli Pmuiinc W011i)‘ Kiddies Hm in smart shares o! 2, Eric Simpson; Sflsabcl Dalnuz; -‘.. straw, faillc, organllie, etc. Prices Gertie Gallant. QSctoSS-Bl

Grade III:

1, Jean Clark: 2. Mai-ac‘- Simprou. Edith Clark and Eiimcr Clark (co- uai).

Grade II Sr‘ 1, Ernest Pnyntcr and Edward

Lowther; 2, George Fayntcr.

. Grade II Jim:

1. Ida Biacquicro unri llnvsarcl (lai- ‘ iant: 2. Rcginaid Simpson. Grade I:

l‘, Lcagh Paynicrz i

Poi-hart attendance: Anni? mid Nlergarct Lowther, Iidzvsvd Loivthér. Lorraine and Pauline tvcbli. Freda

Smith, Gertie and Howard Gallant. ‘ Isabel DOlFOII, Edith Clark, Mabel and Reginald Simpson. Ida Blacq- iere. Percentage oi‘ Btlﬂltilllif’) 9f)". Teacher, Jean Cascii-gc.

rim caviar-onerous

Aloud Gai- :-

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Coats-Prices . .

Suits-Prices . . . . .. .. . .

A Triumph ~in Chic

rusanrsu‘ .

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4:10.25 w sarso

Alli-be smart

All sizes.

IN MILLINERY

Styles have been the accepted best of the season each one is distinctive and adapted

SMARTNESS

selected from

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Prefers Wiis To America

Quietly siippiiu; into Manila during carnival wock and as quietly leaving

for his homo in the wilds of Samnri m, l“; 22 years he has visited Men-

in the Philippines, Joseph Motpk, once a Boston resident, declared b9. fore his departure that he was glad‘ ill! “'11s 110! the cagic hc has sold be-‘ cause it would have to live in the; city. 0i Bohemian extraction, born in- New York and bred in Massachusetts,‘

Motel: has spent Qfyeara in Samar. l Married to a Filipino, they have had i 12 children, nine of whom are still i living. He went to the Philippines with ' the United States infantry, chm

i i served on the Manila police force. In

iia three times. He saw his first air- nlano in i923 and his first submarine in i025. He is known as "Senator" throughout Samar, and is a great champion oi the Puiahanes, who, he says, never molest Americans.

METROPOLITQII STORES LTD

Another of our many opening Special‘ Boys’ Wool Sweaters .. . . . . . . . . . on _ I

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—AND-— Whichever you prefer-the smart tailored tweed 0r U10 dressicr Charmeens or Poirets or Trlcotlnes. Tweed Suite shmv such interesting features as collars, cuffs and pockets oi‘ two tuned effects, long reverie with stitching. Suits are the

smart two piece box styles with wrap around skirts or the i ultra smart ensembles with printed crepe dresses.

$10.50 10575-00

i at Popular Prices

colours and re- member its ecmomy to buy several pain. Heavy, lull fashioned Chiffon and lerviea weight, slipper and aquare heel. Price . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00

Service weight, all silk with mer- oerised top and new heel effects. Only $1.50

Extra Special

Ladies Silk Bose, clear and oven of weave, full faahloned. Siaea I to 10%. Prion ..-...--..-.. 65o to 19o

Imported Coloured

i Pullover Sweaters

All the ooioura of the rainbow and thou some in these imported pull- overa-eleeveiesa and long sleeves- horizontal atrlpea and Jdcquard ef- foeia-some wool rayon and wool. The real thing for aummer sports.

Sizes 14 to 42.

Prion

Prowse Bros. Ltd. “The Fashion Centre ”

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Ladies’ i DRESSES

' A nloeLi-issortment of Dresses that are scasonablo and beautiful. Mat ls used are novelty Silk Crepes, Pussy Willow Georget , Elizabeth and Flat Silk Crepes, in pretty small floral and moderulatic ‘ ' s-or plain shadcp. New colours are summer-the blues range from cobra. to navy, the his; J from seaaand to man-on ‘lace, reds in castillan m ﬂreﬂiy, and there are plenty of blacks.

i Sizes 16 to 20, Misses.

Sizer 88 to 44 for Women. '

.' Prlcel S12.9lto$50.00

Special lot o! Crepe Dresses aeliingrat $1.98 and $8.98, -\ s

EXTRA SPECIAL

Ladies’, Rayon Silk Bloomers

lace trimmed. Good quality. Price ' . . . . . 98c

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entirely-others

.... $1.25 to $1.00

NOW

TASTE T Hi1 SWEET FRESH FLAVQR OF

' BRAHMIN TEA

Sold only in Red, Hygienic, Airtight Packages.

E. R. BROW

i . 140 Richmond St,

Plate Glass Insurance at I Lowest Rate. ‘G001! Siren: Stock Companies

“Rent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewi.

IMPORTED AND

An unusual assortment of smart aportwear at the be- goliing and boating season . Knitted two piece sport dresses, all sizes. Price $7.50, $10.25 and $12.75

Three piece Suits of coat. skirt and colourful pullover $12.75 up

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