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Sale of elanese ad Crepe De Chene

“Undies” $1.

'A wonderful Celanese Slip, duintily lace trimmed or quietly plain, allimade in the very popular ﬁtted'type_ These are oifered in white or pink, all sizes from 1

32 to ‘i2. Regular $1.25 value for $ I

Crepe de chene

Pantie $1.

Lace trimmed or with ap- plique decoration, cl

Glove Silk Pantie $1.

these with the new elastic top. All sizes but in I

pinks only. . . .. . .. Crepe de chene E6 Silknit Pantie €s° Brassiere Set $1. This is a very charming range of pretty sets 0f 51111111»

Panties and Dainty Brassiere, either lace trimmed or tailored. Per set I

Silknit and Glove Silk Pantie in French Cuif style $1.

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lhellilost Desirable; Residential Sites In Brighton

FOR SALE

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ll. C. SMALLWOOD

12'.‘ North River Road

Attend .1. w. rye’. Big Auction Sale At E m e r a l d

I I'..\l. SATVRDIYY,

SUITES IN STOCK.

31A Y 13TH.

Mr. Pyle i: rcmoving to Charlotte- town in r0. c. 1 John iinvrc 'i'rnctor. in good condition. hurr- vrurlc oil. 1 Tractor '_ three bottoms, ‘ . 1 Double ilxsc llnrroi\'-l\lnsscy- i . Harris. 1 Four Srrlion Lcicr Massey Harris‘. 1 Four Si" Massey Hu 1 Double Deere. ' Double llox-sr: iioe. Spade. Fcrtiiizrr Sowrr. Double Row Plnuicr. Hay Rake. Gang Plmv. I srts F00 lh. Sonics. 1 Potato (iraclcr, sorting iniiic and elevator. '

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IN THIS CAR WE

sumiiu GUARDIAN

and Princeilounty Chronicle ’

—-'.l‘llu column ll reserved (or news o! local lutsrut but advertising of n newny nature may In lnlerlod n! I cents n word strictly plynbll In Id- vnnce.

—’I'URNIP SEE-D. 111 klndl, in- cluding Ditmars genuine in stock at Bruce's. 9393-5-11-21.

--I'IN‘ED FIVE DOLLARS AND COSTS-Two locsl milkanm were lined in the munmemido Police Court on iuesday morning. $5 and costs each for selling milk below test. An manic case was dismis- ed by His Honor, Mr. E. H. Strong. K 0., Stipendiary Magistrate-S.

-—NOR.'l'l1 BEDEQUE and Free- town United Church: N. Bcdeque S. S. 10; Worship 11; memwn S. S. 2; Worship 3'. T. Rest 7.30 "Mo- ther's Day" Rally at N. Bedcque and Iheetcvwn, minister, J. W. A. Nioiwbon.

-—FUNERAL SERVICES-dice funeral oi Mr. Albert Yeo was held on Monday afternoon from his home Presbyterian Church at Vi/‘est. Rev. Mr. Robertson offic- iated. The pail bearers were, Messrs ‘Ihophiius Enmzm, Albert Frost. David Enman, George Pye. Edward McLennan and .1. D. En- man. Interment was in the Pres- bymrlan Cemctery.—-S.

—-GREEN’S BROOK APPROV- ED-Mr. Donne oi’ Halifax, N. S., who has been in Summerside mak- ing n. survey to increase the local water supply, sent in his report to the Water and Sewerage Commis- sioners cn Tuesday. Oi several sites surveyed by him, he advised that the spring ut Greens Brook would be the most suitable for additional water supply. It has been found necessary to increase the wuiter supply as although there is sui- iicicnt for ordinary use, in the case oi a big tire the supply would be inadequate, and the fire under- writers had threatened to raise the rate ii the supply was not in- creased. The supply is as good as it has ever been but the consump- tion has bcen increasing at a rate o! 5 per cent for some years. Mr. Doane also advised that the stand pipr- be securely anchored. as at present it sways when there is a. heavy wTnd, which is vrnry unsafe. This matter should be looked into immediately-S.

at Richmond to the‘ Victoria I ‘ the appointment oi‘ Rev. A. E. An-

-MOBIL B. A. All, B, and BB Motor Oil in stock at Bruce's. 9393-5-11-21. ,.

—C. M. B. A. WIIl8'l'—'I‘he regu- A

ls: weekly whist at the C. M. B. A. hall in Summersido was held on Monday evening and was well at- tended, the prize winners were. ladies first. Miss Clara Gallaint, consolation, Mrs. Gabriel Mc- Donald; gentle-men's first. Herbert Durant, consolation, Culixte Gal- iant-S.

—STRONG PRpF. LANDRIin King George Hall, Kensingoon, Pri- day night, May i2. The mun with the iron Jaw. Lifts 900 pounds with his teeth. Bends heaviest new horse- shoe with teeth alone. Deﬂes any two local strong men to turn axe handle in his teeth. Rope trick. Cm en- tertaln with strong arm stunts for two hours. Accompanied by vaude- ville artists in singing and dancing. Adults 25c, children, 15c. 9326-11

-NATIVE 0F ST. ELEANORS- Many friends in St. Eleuncrs and Summerside are pleased to learn of

drew, M. A., M. 0., as Canon o! All Saints Cathedral, Halifax, at the recent Diocesan meetings held in Haliiax last weck. Canon Andrew was born in St. Eleanor: on Sept. 12th, 1872 and was educated at Surnmerside High School and King's College Windsor, N. S. He has had a distinguished career. He obtained his B. A., in 1894 and his M. A, in 1920. He was made a deacon in 1895 and priest in 1896. He was curate at St. Peters Cath- edral, Chnrlvttctmvn, 1895-1896, curate at Glace Bay N. 5., 1896 t0 1899. Had charge of Aniigonish Parish from 1899 to 1908. In 1908 he went to Pictou, his present par- ish, but: left there in 191G for over- seas service and was with chnp- lain services C. E. F, from 1917 to 1919. He was chaplain of the Roy- al Cana-dian Regiment in France and was awarded the Military Cross “for conspicuous gallantry during’ the operations near Cam- brai, irom Sep. 27th to Oct. 1st 1918." (London Gazette. No 31219. dated 8, 3. 19). After five years he became rector of Newport, N. 5.. from 1924-1925 and from i925 to 1926 wHs rector oi‘ North Sidney. He returned to St. James Church at Plctou in 1926 and ha= romain- ed there until now. Rev. Mr. An-

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Exide Batteries are backed by the xpcrlenco o! the oldest and largest manufacturer: o! Storage Batteries in the world. For reliability and long

service.

13 Plate $11.95

HOLMAIVS

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15 Plate $15.50

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and if You Want

LOWER rmcro

BATTERIES

—We have them!

11-PLATE ' ct-Harcon $5.20

13-PLATE “Harco” $5.65

Summerside Charlottetown

BOTH

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4 \ Fully Guaranteed. Are Sturdy and Reliable.

11 PLATE

$7.75

13 PLATE

$8.35 STORES

drew holds many offices in con- nection with the Church of Eng- land in Canada; he is a member of the General ‘and Provincial Synods and a. Governor oi King's College. Halifax, N. S. He is also

‘Chaplain of Colchester and Harits

Regiment with rank of Major; he was also Provincial President of G. W. V. A., berm-e amalgamation of Veteran Societies and is now a Provincial Chaplain. He is also Scout Master of St. James Church Scouts. His parishioners at Pictou ulthoilgh pleased with his ap- pointment will regrctf his depar- ture from their midst. Mr. Horace Andrew, Mr. Harry Andrew, Mrs. Richard R. Hunt and Mrs. F. F. Mny of St. Eleanors are brothers and sstcrs o! Canon Andrew and are being congratulated on their brother's prornotion.-S.

PER S ONAL S

-R.cv. F. J. and Mrs. Sccates and son, Reginald of Halifax, N. S, are among the visitors who are at- tending the Maritime Conference Branch nt Summersides-S.

-—Mrs. Elna M. McLeod and son, Allison, were visitors to Summer- side on 'I‘uesday.-—S.

SEE THEM TOMORROW

3 Pee. Suite-Tapes " .: f

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PECIFIED ‘CERTAIN ADDED FEATURES—SUCH A8 ROOMIER. SEATS, HIGHER BACKS, MORE ATTRACTIVE CUSHION TOPS—AND WE GOT THEM-FROM KROEHLERS~FOR YOU. TﬁEYiRE NOW ON DISPLAY. ONLY A FEW CAN BE SKETCHED HERE [BUT THERE'S SEV ENTY FIVE BEAUTIFUL

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..'Thln column II reserved lei new: of local interact but ndverilllng o! n newly nature may bu lnnertcd nl 2 canto a word strictly payable in

advance. I

. JMURRAY HARBOR Church o! Christ, preaching service, Sunday, 14th, at 6.30 p. m. '

..'SUBSCRIPTIONS to Th0 Lharlottetown Guardian may b1 handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or leit st H. J. Mabcnb Drug Store, Montague l2-l3-dti.

..'GEORGETOWN STURGEON congregation services, Sunday. May 14th: ll a. m. Sturgeon; 2.15 p. m. Milltown Cross: ‘I p. m. George- town. Motherh Day service. Servi- ces conducted by E. R. MacVlcar.

. RYOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCKET! --At St. David's United Church, Georgetown, Sunday night, the ser- vice was in the !crm oi a. special Young People's service. Assisting with the service were: Misses Bes- sie Stewart and Lillian Walker and Mr. Stewart Levers. The acting pastor, lvLr. E. R Mccvicar, spoke on "Christ's Challenge to Young People," taking iqr his text, “Come,

take up the Cross and follow Me." The Young People tukins Pﬂfi were representative oi’ the Young People's Society, which frequently takes 5 my mtiva part in the woiik oi the church.

CENTRAL ROYALTY SCHOOL

Standing o! Central Royalty School ior March:

Grade X--1, Andrew lViucRae. '

Grade IX-i. Donald MacAus- land; 2, Arthur MncRae.

Grade VlLI—1, Kenneth MacRac; 2, JeauMacRae; i243, Irene MacLeod.

Grade V—1, Eva Chowen; 2, Heb- er MacAusland; 3, Jack Agnew.

Grade III -— 1, Allison MacRac; and Harold lVlucRac; 2, Eileen Ayi- ward and Molly Lewis.

Grade I (SrJ-l, Arlene Jenkins.

Gracie I (JrJ-l, Lillian Lewis; 2, Norma Jenkins and Betty Agnew.

April

Grade X-l, Marie Walker: 2; An- drew MacRae.

Grade IX-l, Arthur MacRae; 2, Donald MucAusland.

Grade VII-—1, Irene Maclleod; 2, Kenneth MucRac; 3, Norma Young.

Grade V—1, Jack Agnew and He- ber MacAusland; 2, Eva Chowen; 3, Tom Agnew. ‘

Grade III—1, Allison Mucliae‘; 2,

Apply Dehydratio; For Nova. Scotia

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, May 10.—A new" ccss ior the dehydrationoi’ ﬁg will be put; in operation at a plum to be set up ut some point in tin Annapolis Valley, Hon. p. P, so“. cher, Nova Scotio. Minister oi Am. culture, has announced.

Federal and provincial depqn, mcuts are contributing to the cog of establishing the plant, but '11s Simms and Company, of Saint Jolm who develops the process, will bi responsible for providing the work. lng mpltal, management and oper- ation.

Nova Scotin dehydrated appiq should capture the top market o1 the ‘world, now held by the Celiior- niu product, the Minister said to- night. l-ie had studied the new pro- cess carefully and examined and sampled the finished product, and was convinced the process ahoulA prove 0t‘ great; value.

Molly Lcvris; 3, Eileen Aylwurd. Grade I (Sr.)—1, Arlene Jenkins. Grade I (Jr.)-—1, Lillian Lew‘ '1

Norma. Jenkins and Betty Agis. T0ﬂCil0l'—--H0i0i'l Douglas.

this is

Buying Power

tractive contrasting large chairs and the

pieces is only

Kroehlers GaveUs- a Special

to show their appreciation of the large volume of business given them this year. We regret we cannot illustrate this wonderful suite. It has beautiful show-wood trimmings, at-

$9 NOW-JO Monthly Payments $810410 mrsnusr.

cushions, extra price for the 3

$90.00

HOLMAIPI ' HOME PLAN

“MAKES H‘ EASY T0 OWN"

Furniture totaling $15 or over. ’

10 per uni now

Balance 10 monthly payments.

No interest.

Mroehlers Designed This Specially For

We have repeated again

hler ChesterfieidSuites “this Spring-has arrived!

backed by Customer Conﬁdence

A ’Kroehler

A Holman Leader

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and again on this beautiful Kroehler quality Suite which has been the talk o! the town since first shown in Feb- ruary. Exactly as shown at the left. Study ‘the lines u sketched. Your choice of Brown or Mulberry Mohair with striking cushions.

2 Pnimo Fr-rkf.

1 Benn Dustvr.

2 Paris and llrtcchlngs.

Double llariiossa.

1 ~15 tins. barrel rooting.

Credit in Nov, l. 1933 on approv- ed joint llfii'.-1~—llli(if‘l' $10 cash. 6f? discount allowed for cash. The nbows sale is made under Iillli by virtue of r1 CiliiiWl hioripziszc (illiﬂfi 3rd of Avivitst 193i, given by J. W. l-{vic to The Iloynl Bank oi Carmda.

HIT-ll MORRISON’, Auctionrcr.

$5 NOW—10 Monthly Payments $5.85-N0 mrunusr.

Again and again we hear the expression “How can you do it?" The answer is “Holman Burma Power”. Chesterfield, Button Back Chair and Arm

Chair, Made by Kroehler, 3 pea. Suite Shown above in ‘Katina’

_ The same Suite as above but do? in rich copper colored Retina. Reverse cushions an outside backs in the same coverings

or in long-wearing “Mohair”

See this Suite in our window this week! There is

a. wealth of worthwhile value and dependability built

into this suite. Long-wearing Mohair covering, cou-

trasting cushions and Kroehler con- q so I

struction at on unusually low price. _ .. $8 NOW-IO Monthly Payments sue-no INTEREST. $15 nowqo Mmmy p;ym9nt; ;13_4¢_go nqggg-p

The Suit-o illustrated above has every nun f ture for comfort and style. Chesterfield is full 1e h, deep spring seats and backs. Two largo roomy chairs, roll arms and high backs. Good quality Mohair with lovely matching cushiontope. Don't mils this truly wonderful value.

_ 111.50 $12.50 "W? “illfllhlli ..:-"* i,

OLMAN’S

Charlottetown

97443-5-9-41

Real Estate

SALES

R. P. Simpson

m humour) sr. Charlottetown, Phone 137

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