Saving Prices on all Allen-ll Hosiery f’ Our Great FHNEW CUSTOMER” SALE ,_‘_J- - of first quality _. ALLEN-A Hosiery Newest Styles . . . Newest Shades at 20% Reductions lillEllAlllllE cmrrou nos: Dull finished p.55. Top, extra clear Chiffon to the doule silk four inch garter welt in all seasonabie shades, $1.56 Regular price $1.95 Sale price . . . . . . Another good value .in Ladies’ Chiffon Hose of the finest quality. All sizes. Colours Mayfair, Mauve, Blush, .N i c e Brown, Putty, Biege, Squirrel Red. Regular $1.50 .20 Sale price N 3B Another big feature Service Weight Silk Hose all sizes and shades. Regular price 75c for ..........-............... of sale, Misses $1.00 for .. 75c for .. 50c for 1. Buy Y_our lloae llere This Week And Save 20% Sale Commences June 15th and Ends on. Saturday June 20th Secure your Mer- chandise Certificate at this store tree of charge and bring same with you and make your selection and get your 20% Ladies’ Service Weight Hose, full fashioned. fine even weave. Think of the opportunity to secure these lovely Hose at, Reg. $1.00 Now -a----1»--an Examples of savings. Hose that the regular prices are: $1.95 for $1.56 $150101‘ ....................... $1.20 80c 60c 40c ua>-.-~--c¢--c--u---¢- anon-Q--nu-as-on----n IIIIIIIIIOIIIIQIII PROWSE BROS. LTD. LEIPZIG ‘STUDENTS FORM CLUB ‘ti? f 3 '1 LIEPZIG, Germany, June 1'1 (U- xPJ-The most cosmopolitan stud- ‘ents’ club in the world, representing more than a score o1 nations, in- cluding the United States, has been organized here in the interest 0t international friendship. The Ger- man and Foreign Students club, as it, is celled, provides a social center for _ thousands of students. ~ ‘\ ‘H1115. RICH in essential vitamines. ' HEALTH-promoting STRENGTH-imparting. , ASSURES normal and successful devel- opment. t Manufacturers, _' 11s BEST FOR PUPS FORMULA.‘ suited especially “The Bargain Centre" DANGER FOR COLORADO AUTOISTS ' ___._.. DENVER, June 17. (UP.)-A tip tor tourists who may peas through Colorado 0n their motor tours is that the Colorado supreme Court has ruled that unless they slow down or stop until their vision clears when blinded by the lights oi an approaching automobile they are guilty of contributory negligen- ce in accidents. to needs of - v .3545, noYé-Esr OVERLAND JOURNEY CAIRO, Egypt. June 1'! (UP.)- By linking together railroad steam- ship, caravan and sir transportation it is now possible to make the Cairo to Ca/pe trip o! over 10.000 miles on regular schedule. scores of Ameri- can tourists will leave Cairo this season to cross the Continent the longest way, traversing darkest Al'- rice, a. Journey more than three times the width at the United Btet- cs. WANDERING GULL LEHI, Utah, June l8-(U. P.)- vem Webb. farmer, snapped his whip over hie horses. The whip struck and injured a gull {lying low overhead. Webb picked up the in- jured bird and killed it. He noticed its peculiar color investigated and discovered it wee known as "Frank- lln's gull,’ whose nature/l habitat ls the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and southern Cunlde. NewFacePowder Stays On Longer It you have large pores use a. lace powder that will not clog them. A new Hench process celled MEL-Io- GLO makes the skin look young, stays on longer. lurniuhcs s youth- ful bloom, does not irritate the akin or make it look pasty or flaky. Spreads smoothly. Try this new vécnderlul Face Powder MELLO- LO. Sold through all Druglilts and at Toilet Goods counters. . ‘IT-IE GUARDIAN Western Guardian ____ . -I'Ol HALL-By‘ owner, Ducts Berlin. seed condition. Small lulle- ege. Areal buy locum. Ho: 25b, Bummetlidi. . lifiill-fl-ll-wtlfli. k-ci. JNOTICI-Our bakery will re- main open Bcturdly cvenlnsl lrom 7 to 9. Robinson's 3839.11’. Summer- slde. 53914-1041. --VALUD--llivcry fax “who: muat feed his loses economically. YW M do We by buyihe nonm- son's Pox Biscuits eg- breud we up 1h MW elem besi- Robinson's Bak- EU- 51111111119111“. 0891-8-10-81. ~GIVEN SUSPENDED SIN’!- ENCE-A young women appeared before Mr. 13.0. Stewart ct the summmelda Police Cow-t on Wcd~ naeduy tor vegrmcy and was given ten days suspended sentence-B —CBURCH NOTICES-Reusing. ton and neetown Presbyterian. Divine Service will be held at Free- town ut 3 pm. Kensington 11 am. 7.30 p. m. Rev. Dr. Asbdowns Sub- iect will be “One o! Christ's Judg- menta-John 8: 1-11." Sunday School mt 10 am. and 2 pm. Thurs- day evdnihg Service 8 P. m. -lMP0ltTANT-(iomlng to Ken elngton on Saturday evening. June 20th the Excelsior Players oi Wil- mot Valley to present their three act play “Take My Advice" In King George Hall at 11.30 o'clock. Good specialties between acts. Admission 35 and 25 cents. 5272-6-15-19-21 . .i-1-_ -W1TH SUCH ARBANGEMENTS as are been made for the Mllllgen 6a Morrison Horse Race at Northern on July 15, it p. misc: 0o be an out- standing afleir. The contractor Mr. Maynard la keeping his men busy and ell work is progressing 1n a real business like way. Mr. Mllilgan ls at present in New Brunswick but will be home in time to complete all arrangements in connection with making this Horse Race a big suc- cesa. 5303-1i. -CIIUECH OF ENGLAND. — Services ln the Perish of New Lond- on on the 21st inst. will be as (ol- lowsz-French River Sunday school 9. 30 a. m., service 10.30 a. m.; Bur- lington, Sunday Scchool 1.30 p. m. Holy Communion 2.30 p. m; Ken- sington, Sunday School 2 p. m., ser- yioc '1 p. m. G. T. Spriggs, Rector, —CONVEN‘VI‘I0N 3RD DISTRICT 0F PRINCE-At e. convention of the Liberals of the tuna district of Prince held in summerslde Wednes- day nlghtcandldates were electedto contest the district in the forth- coming election. Mr. Morin Gallant was chairman of the meeting and Mr. Morley M. Bell, secretary. Mr. H. A. Derby and Mr. Morin Gal- lant wereproposed to represent the electorate, but declined. Mr. G. W. Ramsey of Maipeque and Mr. Ed- ward La-rklns of Tyne Valley were then put to the vote for Council- men, m. Ramsay polling the larg- est vote. Mr. Sylvester Desi-aches o! Charlottetown was unanimously nominated for Assemblyman. After the candidate's had addressedf the meeting Messrs H. A. Debby T. R. Allen and Premier lee gave addres- es.~S INDIAN BATTLE REMEMBERED PARLINGTON, Wis, June l7 (U. P.-The 100th anniversary of the battle o! Pecatonica, one of the most decisive engagements o! the Blackhuwk war, will be celebrated on the battlefield near here June l6. 1932. After six white settlers had been killed by Indiana, Col. Henry Dodge, later territorial governor. led an “er-my" of 2i whites, mostly miners against e bend of 1'1 Indians Your oi the whites were killed and the remaining 1'1 on each side fought q, furious hand to hand bat- tie. FOUR-LEGGED CHICKEN BORN EVERETT, WASH. June 1'1 (UP) --l. J. Venes‘ Rhcde Island Red chick has (our legs. MOTOR FUNDS SLUMPJO OLYMPIA. Wash, June 1'1 (U.P.) —Dcpresslon apparently was lelt by the Washington motorists this year. Halt-year receipts of the motor vehicle division fell off $300,000 aa compared to 5 corresponding peri- od of 1930, state figures showed. ‘ 0f Bronchitis chose who are so uhtortunaieu to suffer tram such distressing mel- sdlea as 5101141111010 ma slthmmi should consider the marltl o! the , Fa-rador treatment. Many statements from Island .' pgoplg have appeared from time to tlmg in the press which should awaken the greatmi; interest. For example, Mr. W. W. Les, a. well known resident o! Victoria-Jays: “I can surely recommend the Paradox, (or my onlyreou wee at one time e. great suflerer from bronchitis and asthma.“ He had sul- iefcd for about two years and we almost despaired of llndinl l,- fill’! for him. At last we decided to give the Ferador e. trial, alter which ha began to improve. I can conscien- tiously say that he is entirely cur- ed and hue Brown strong and. robust I use the Farador myself for colds and always find it to give quick re- tier." A word to the wise ls sufllclent. 1! you want to be helped get the Ferador without delay. Mr: .7. S. Perry ol’ Bummer-side la agent ln that vicinity. Ask tor literature including long list of cured P. E. Islanders.‘ W. E. ENMAN, Ferador Representative aee Sydney Sh, Charlottetown. 5390-11 Eastern Guardian ..'I:IOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Georgetown, Momins Preys: and sermon 11 em. Sunday School 3 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon 7 p. m. Every night throughout week C. A. Van. mission at a pm. Monday June 22'. Confirmation Sci: vice by Rt. Rev. J. Hackenley Coed- jutar Bishop of Nova. Scctie, 3 pm. ..*ST. ALBANS MISSION - Souris, June 21, Church School at 10 pm. Morning Prayer 11 am. Evening Prayer at '1 pm. Capt. Jackson will preach at Confirmation Service, Monday June 22, 8 p. m. in Mission Hall by Bishop Hack- enley. ..'CHURCH NOTICE. —Sund.ey June 21st, Montague-Georgetown- Sturgeon circuit. United Baptist Churches. Service in Montague st ll a. m., Georgetown at 3 p. m.. Sturgeon at ‘l p. m. C. S. Blekeney. Pastor. _______-_____-- EGG IS HEN‘S “THANK YOU" PHOENIX, Ariz, June 1'l.--(U.P.) —Hens are grstelul creatures, Dr. George W. Stephens, superinten- dent ct the State Hospital, insists. The superintendent recently trans- planted some mulberry bushes so that e flock o! chickens could have shade and soon thereetter an egg with the letter “l-l‘ on it was found. ‘The egg, Dr. Stephens says, was branded by e. hen grateful because the hospital iurniahed shade. roncn Coumm um nosey moxony rLAr, Miss, June 11 (ILPJ-Abncr Jones, plantation owner here, recently took 50 pounds oi honey from one o! the wooden columns on his tront porch. Bees have mode hives in two columns oi his large antebellum mansion. Pile Sufferers Can You Answer These Questions ‘l Do you know why external rem- edies do not give quick and perman- ent relief. Why cutting does not remove the cause? Do you know the cause of Piles is internal? _ - That there is congestion of blood in the lower bowel-the veins flab- by. the parts almost dead? Do you know that there is a harmless internal remedy for itch- ing, bleeding or protruding plies discovered by Dr. Leonhsrdt and known as HEM-ROID that is guar- anteed’! HEM-ROID bgnishes plies by re- moving the cause. 1t stimulates the circulation in the lower bowel- drives out the thick impure blood, heals and restores the allected parts. This remedy has an almost unbelievable record for sure, safe and lasting relief to thousands oi pile sufferers. Don't waste time on external remedies or think of an operation until you have tried l. bottle oi EEM-ROID tablets. Geo. Hughes guarantees money beck ll they do not end Piles in any form. islanders llollevii Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Summer Coats ' ready 10-day LADIES’ SUMMER COATS GATHERED INTO FIVE interesting groups, at reduced prices for immediate clearance. It will pay you u, look these over NOW. There are smartly made coats for all occasions, and you know bow few days in our climate. will permit you “in ymh outucostb GROUP l-Smsrt new. costs worth $10.00 GROUP 2-Very attractive new! colts in many styles, worth up to - $19.50 each, special sale .. up to $13.50 each on spec- ial sale at ............... GROVE B-Jflils includes eomewond ertul values In supeg-lqg- garments worth" to 335m GROUP 4--Q0llhl that have ling at $35.00 to $39.00 3]] new, reduced to been u]. $20.00 GROUP S-Tlreee are highest grade garments from some of thee“; makers in the Dominion, style in every line, quality in every stitch, garments that have been selling from 845.00 to $59.00 l Silknit p BLOOMER $1.50 value v 89c This is, we think. the best value of the sort we have ever been able to otter. All the new colors stand- ard and bobettc tailored and lace trimmed. All sizes Special value Siiknit Bloom- er, standard and bobeite Three great week-end Values in Ladies’ Hats $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 These are the rteult of some keen buying on m, part of the Mlllinery Department. New goods on which the makers lost money, made these three tables possible. Expect to sec values much greater than 11,, price indicates. NEW BERETS interesting, 60¢ and a very clever line at REXOLEUM MATS Size 18 x 36 inches. 2 for Dotted Marquisette Curtaining, 30 inches wide with"frllled edge, slightly soiled. Worth to 45c. Special price, per yard Odd Curtains, slightly soiled and odd curtains lll Lace and frilled. Clearing at . . . . . V; Pltlcy‘, Borders, odd rolls, border in cutout style and straight bonds. Per roll 10o Men’s Fancy attached collars or Blue, attached or collars Week-end Sale ! Broadcloth Shirt Men's Work Shirts, blue chambray I from 30 to 40. 3 pairs for loo Men’s plain Broadcloth Shirts, White, Cream $1.50 Men’s Work Shirts. blue charnbbray and Khaki Duck. Good value for . .. . . Boys’ Khaki Shirt 65c Leddy says this is the best value of the sort that he uttered you. See it this week end. .. ‘Boy's Blue Denim Overall Pants Boy’s pure wool Bathing Suits in Navy I $1.35 $1.00 -»-.~.... Men’: Khaki Panama shape. Sizes 6V, to 7 Youths fancy Straw Hats,_$-I.25 $1.00 Men's Blue Denim Overalls and pants. Sizes 34 to 44 . .. s‘ 32 t M EFIQQCG Lined Pants, aes o . xtra Special I Blue Boy's Cotton Bath- ing Suits Child's Sun Suits in blue and red. Ages 2 to 6 years Child's Wash Suits, ages 2 to 8 years. All shades . . . . . . . .. "so Boyle Blouses, with the sport neck. fancy and plain shades, ages 15c 4to12years..... . . . - unclean stocking, is shown in all the new colors. dc Chane Kayser Service Weight Silk Stocking $1.00 This very attractive and durable $1.00 Ladies‘ Fancy ASCOT Tie, all lovely new colorlngs, Crepe 79o GOTHAM Chiffon silk stockings, in the new colors, a not- y able value at per pair . . BATHING SHOES in new colors. Z§.'.."TT’.'...'?.°.'§‘.‘T.TT'§‘T°.' $115 enemas ‘r0 JOIN FIGHT bhqy ym m: on one nx‘ summon dollars mihlyfninjewiwfig iiifmm°n m mum)‘ m w who use tractors. ' serrra m. u. m. June 1': for.) Cemblllne to rolls funds to all!!! ' _ attorneys in the defense or the gu- NIvsI WAS mun!- on ABSENT .- oiim w: exemption law m being some, om. June 11 (um- ‘ modem mono lemurs of New mm you-e of school without en- ' "@1000- " in; absent or tardy is the record The state bunny department bile by moi-in, Ramxnm, m“, n. ~ wlllattecktheconltiwtlenslityet gravduotedtmm higbecboot this, the M. which BMW from iu- qrlng. She finished in. 1a 70ers *- Itlm 8M1!» "Id 1w bureau: or blah school ma m4 um in other than in automobiles on m“. m", "at m ‘Mum m. “Mo, wsnfberarmmcontandtbullwerkwnoteuch merit thctlhe the luv il deemed constitutional“; m; requinq y, m, g m“; The highest grade Calcium Chloride obtsinelile for all iluat laying purposes, for use on highways, prjvgle driveways, plent yards, tennis courts, etc. * rantford Carritte Copanu laimiicg i Kvfilii liIViJHl HlOi 54W A‘. COLDLiRQ>iUiK N i‘. AND ii/ii [FA/Vi