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FOR EASTER
I White Kid from  I2-50 UP
White Suede from .. $2.75 uP
Colored Kid, Browns, Gaulle.
Mistic, Eggehell, etc., in plain
and with fancy cuff from
 $2.60 uv
Full range of Black and
Black and White Kid Gloves
from $250 up
NEW
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DRESSES in time
for Easter.
Printed Chiffons, Crepe de Clienes, Flat Crepes, every
modern design, expressed in all the popular Spring
eolorinzs.  $5-50. $7-50, $10-50. $16-50, $25-00 Bhd UP
Everyone approves _
these New COATS
There never has been a range of coats that has proved
so popular as the wonderful showing we have gathered
for this Spring-ready for EASTER~
     
Tweeds, broadcloths, French Poirets, Chunga.  1 
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HAND BAGS '
Black, Brown, Fawn, Green,
and Red. All in new spring
styles. Prices from $3.75 t0
Tapestry hand bags' $3-00.
$4.00 and  $5.00
NEW ASCOT
SCARFS
$1-50, $2.00 and $2.75 08611
Collar and Cui! Sell. Geor-
gette, Lace and Crepe de
chine from  $1.00 to $300
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 boys shown on Prince "'*  o
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SUITS 69° TOPCOATS
.for Easter
Fresh arrivals within the last week or so by expreSB.
have filled our stock with correctly tailored suits and
topcoats for Easter. All men are invited to see the
finest showing of men’s and young men’s clothing in
Charlottetown.
SUITS   $15. $22.50. $25. $28-50 $35.
TOPPERS    $15. $20.$25. $35.$40.
Smart New Ties for Easter
More new ones, expressive of the latest New York
ideas in neckwear.
TIES 3 f0l`  Ties 50c1 75C:  
luehs Easier Gloves at   $2.00, $2.25 and $3.00
Tans, Grey Capes, _Grey Suedes, Cream Cape.
Men’s Easter Gloves in Chamoisette . . . . . _ . _ . .
._ $1.00
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Hosiery for Easter
Medium service 'weight silk stockings. 12 new
$2888
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New “Kin f’__ _
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for Easter
Light weight British Felts are
these KINGS, fawns, blue
greys, light greys, I-latsfor
Easter parade at a popular
price.  $5'
Borsalinos
The perfect hat-in style, ma-
terial, finish and appearance.
Snap brim, curled hrims, welt
edges in the most remarkable
range of colors you have ever
seen. '
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Men’s _
SHIRTS
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_ Crepe de Chene Dance Set  $3.00, $4.95, $6.00
_ One Piece Pajamas  . . $3.00 and $4.50
  -"f*_"f_"1 Two Piece Pajamas   .. ._ $1-95 i0 $4~50 `
 V _' Pajama Sets, with coat   _ ._ $3.75 to $9-00
' KAYSER, non rave] BLOOMER .. ... . ... $1.00
FOR EASTER , KAYSER non rm1PANT1E  $1.00
SHIRTS FOR BOYS
CAPS FOR BOYS 
GOLF HOSE FOR B0
NEW SUITS FOR BOYS.. $5.75. $6.50. $10100 up
OVERCOATS FOR BOYS  $275. $5.00. $11.00
NECKTIES FOR BOYS  50c
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_ $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
YS  75c, 85c and $1.00
$2.98, $4.50, $7. up » _1'
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new shirts for Easter--for ex-
ample something to harmolv
ize with the new suit you havl
bought or will buy.
Broadcloth Shirts, collar
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Heavy service weight silk hose . . _ .
.. $1.50 pair a ac E I
Broadcloth Shirt, separafo
collar $2.25
Smart shirts of many pat-
! ferns and styles with 2 stiff
1-- ---- -‘ collars _ $2. $2.50, $3.00, $4.00
spring colors to select from . . . . . _ .
__ $1.00 pair
Medium service weight, a little better quality'
about the same range of 'colors  $1.25 pair
` New chiffon weight stockings at
 $1.25, $1-50 and $195
The Western Guardian
-WALL PAPER. all newest 1931'
patterns at Brace's. M56-4-1-21.
-ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. sold and
guaranteed by leading dealers every-
where.
-BLACK, bright and galvanized
chain
-NORTH BEDEQUE AND Free-
town
Travellers Rest, 3: N. Bedeque, 7.
Easter services. Minister, J. W. A.
Nicholson.
-CONGRATULATIONS _ Con-
gratulations are extended to Mr. and
Mrs. J. scott Cairns, Freetown. on
the birth or 11 baby gh-1 it the Prince
County Hospital on March 22nd.
SAU
& 00MPA||Y’S
Grand Showing of
Prin
Easter Beef 1931
Messrs. Saunders, Newsom dz Co.,
Market Building, have on display in
their Stall a fine showing of All Is-
land Easter Meats.
It includes ten carcasses of Beef
fed by
I Steers, each two years old and
two heifers, each 18 months old. fed
by Robert Hooper, Milton. P. E. I
Steers
'1'his
-WILTON AND AXMINSTER.
BUGS. big shipment just received at
Brace's. 4456-4-1-21.
-ELEGANT NEW STYLES in
Ladies Footwear for Easter showing.
At Sinclairs. 4483-4-2-21.
of all kinds, sold at Bracs'|.
4455-4-1-21.
--BRACE’S STORE AND WARE-
HOUSES will be closed Good Friday,
April 3rd, and open Easter Monday,
April 6th. 4469-4-1-21.
United Church: Preetown. il;
-SMART SPRING MODELS in
men's and young men's Oxfords at
Sinclai.r's. 4483-4-2-Zi.
-BB.ACE’S CAN SAVE you money
on double tub electric or engine-
drive mashing and wrlnging mach-
ines. 4455-4-1-21.
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NDERS, NEWS0Mf..’i..'§“..s1.§1§’1'l.. °r .`I§.°§f...'1`.‘§i
-OUR STORE AND WARE-
HOUSE will be closed on Good Fri-
day, April 3rd at Slnclalrs
4483-4-2-21.
-CONGRATULATIONS-On Sun-
day last, March Nth, the stork pre-
sented Mr. and Mrs. Walden Suds-
bllfy of Spring Valley with s love.
ly belly boy in the Prince County
H0SDlta.l. Friends offer their congrat-
ulstions.4.
ce Edward Island
-SLIGHT INJUH. _
Y Mrs. Eldon
the following Beef Feeders. Dmnm,-ma of Neem” ,B "°°v"_
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rnsntal Farm Charlottetown inin don M 'summemde and md -l°“'m ra e
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to follow) Bled to Preelown by train It was
mm we" successful bidders while driving home from the stat
for eleven (ll) of the twenty four ion that me °'°°1de"t°°°“"°d_5  Guardlan
(I4) Steen fed at the Experimental '*“'
mm this winter. This is ». wonder- _ w°°""'m' “"“*"" ..°sracu1. Paicss at our mln- I 
nu lot or cattle me wiu nu be hem "ENT-'n\° Dfl-mme Club ot Mu-y mm, mmm “my md swam,
for gh, mm-, Ret.” -I-,.Bde_ ccuohe put on a successful entertain- J W Murdmk & oo “.1 _‘_A
mg ,mm me duct. of m Madam brother, Mr. Darby. Mrs. Ireland will
when the sleigh 1h which ah. was b’ 'my ‘°’ "°‘“° "'“°"'&
' driving overt med th win h ____ l
2 Steers, each two years old and and brnkmzuhar wr; M; 521:? -Mr. W. W. Muttart of sum_n-1er-
two 1-letters each 18 months old, fed mmm hm been on a'vmt' w side left on Wednesday morning for `
hy Ira Road. Milton, P. E. I. h” 1 by 1 1
I stu", from mmlnlon Expm_ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Con Char ottetown to a end .he‘annua. F
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the cost of new instruments for the
band.-S.
-SADLY BEREAVED-The sym-
pathy of a number of friends goes
out to Mr. Garfield MacLean of
Boston, Mass., in the death of his
young wife, at the age oi' 35 years,
on Sunday at the home of her fath-
er, Mr. Calvin Reeves of Freetown.
The deceased had been in poor health
for some time and had retumed to
her home from the United States in
the hope that her health would im-
prove. Mr. McLean formerly he-
longed to Argyle Shore and friends
in that vicinity will regret to hear
of his bereavement- There are left
to mourn besides her husband and
four small children; her father and
'step mother, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Reeves of Freetown; also two sis-
ters, Ada, Mrs. Kenneth Graham and
Pearl, Mrs. Kenzie Matheson, of
Bradalbane and a half brother Har-
ry at home, to all of whom the
Guardian extends sincere sympathy.
Mr. McLean arrived home on Tucs-
day. The funeral took place on Wed-
nesday afternoon from the home of
her father to Wilmot Cemetery. The
service was conducted by Rev. Mr.
-Miss Geraldine Darby of Abrams
a few days.-8.
-Mrs. Carrie Ireland of St. Ei-
eanors is leaving next week for Min-
neapolis, Minnesota to visit her
'on Good Friday there will be a
McDougall.-S. ‘
rsasonans I
Village is visiting in summerslde for'
display of ladies' coats, dresses and
millinsry Friday and Saturday. J. W.
Murdock an Co. 4471-4-21
..’HOLY '1`RlNl!.I`Y CHURCH,
Georgetown, Easter Sunday, Mattlnsf
11 a. m., Church School at 3 p. m. |
Evensong, 7 p. m. Special Messages,
will be given at each service. And'
Three-hour service, from 12 noon to
B P. m. "The Sermon on the Cross."
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RIS, Sundays, April 5th, and 12th,
Church School will meet in the
Mission hall at 3 p. m. Services will
be held in the Mission Hall again,
April the 19th. Notices will be given
later. Capt. Bolt, Church Army.
.."UNI'IED CHURCH OF CAN-
ADA. Georgc¥.o\'.'n and Sturgeon. Ser-
vices Simdfly- /\Dl‘il 59115 G€0I‘§@l0W11, The minutes of last meeting were
7 p. m., whcn the Sacrament of the read and approved. The subject of
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tendance_ The proceeds went towards, ..°u0`N"T MISS SEEING the big oapufhe1:, 1.;lTurcE Ayfiér' H
iscusilon wa the play "S1n1;¢;{r 9 on M ff( `V`
gzanvention. which the ladiles 1;! th; reported the roads in dangerous non.
S rc expec 0 pu on =\ ou m anion.-Mrs. c. H. Poole of-:mm
April. Business with regard to the' Montague emergagned wk, "und,
31:5’ 3:; 0;';'::8€dA §;I;°:rl:;>n¢x;¢;I lasqthwefelr ati se\;e1'al tables of bridge.
_#CABLE HEAD EAST-The reg- hour was then 'enjoyed by all, dur- ` 1; p1;1;;nt; lnigxuhe is mf
Qllarltiiitonféhlyl; mleeting <31 this i;1l;o\;;'inlgl;vhi;:l1 a dtelictisus lime: was serv; J proving from his ,ex-|0115 mn°“__A
ns 1 u o oo pace ln e ns 1 11 e y wo o e mem ers. ex very pleasant whist and dance was
Hall on Ma1°ci1'24tl1. The meeting meeting to take place in the hnll o11'h¢1¢-1 11-, me Lgvm- Mongqug 3""
opined by readlggbtliiggreidé bio? April 2i_ith. X on Thursday' the 19;h_ Mum, '.5
CB WHS DHSWETC Y 9 m T - furnished throughout the evening by
..°LOWEl`t MONTAGUE - _Mr. the Misses Amidst, Mr. Uhgyies
llorus Supper will be observed. Fre-
paratory service Friday evening at 8.
There will be no services at Sturgeon
nr Milltown Cross on Sunday. Rev.
C. U. MacNevin, Pastor.
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d Famous Sausages caused a good deal of fun, songs and ¢h 1| 1 th ' 1
They have also for the Enter instrumental numbers by the band ,m‘;¢:;n:¢e¢;e g,;:;,o.:Qe:::'b:,$; me 6 ¢ ¢
de, a choice lot of chickens, was a pleasing diversion to the pro- .t gh. gmqmm chunh Mmtuue ’
hing six tosevan pounds. |-ram. There was a very lamp at- 1 'MIB-4-3-lit,
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h the stan of the rim, Mum th' M“°°“°h° bl-Hd end the nat-` . `
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The Finn are showing a fine lot D- 9-- in U12 Plrlsh Hall. Two com- d.y_ J w_ Murdock & ca “.n_4_,| 0 
of their own curing of Hams, Bacon, ic plays were put on entitled, “April ' a I me t* `
Pork and their own Pure Leaf Lard Tool" and "Jumbo J k," `
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