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-N THURSDAY AFTERNOON 25TH INST.; YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT AT
est display of beauitiful new headwear ever made in this establishment. And when
_ this store promises to exceed its own best records-that means that you are going
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I this store what will be certainly the most important spring display of new millinery
V () ) shown here since 1914--in fact -we may safely say the most important and the larg-
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_ , to have the finest display that the Provin ce can offer you.
Fhere will be new hats from every source, newhats exactly the same as will be worn in the
Easter parades of New York. , .
There will be new flowers that are simply a riot of loveliness, beauty and colour.
There will be new millinery of every sort for ladies, for girls and for little folk too. T
Miss Mac_Lellan ,the_head of _the millinery department will offer, for your inspection new ready
trimmed designs which are exact reproductions of the lovely model-s studied during her
recent visit to New _York. They. will duplicate the beauty, the authenticity of style, the
excellence of material used in the New York houses--but at prices that are less than
half what New York would ask. '
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Display of Smart Suits and Coats
An unsurpassed collection of fashionable spring sui'ts_ splendid examples of good
tailoring are in the assemblage.
Materials which include Poiret, twill, tricotines, gabardines, serges and poplins are
¢\_,@f__) a credit to the manufacturers and to the Store that sells them. `
The features of this Spring’s suits are the flare hip effect and long straight lines with
narrow shoestring belts, having vests of fancy weave fabrics, and are very handsomely embroi-
dered, braided and button trimmed, navy blue being the predominating color.
Prices ranging from $29.00 to $115.00.
The new materials in coats are :--Goldtones, silvertones, polo, tricotines, veiours chev-
iots and tweeds.
he models that are shown in New York at this very moment are ready for you in
T Charlottetown.
The new styles are very smart, short lengths with loose backs and belted fronts, rang-
ing in price from $17.00 to $55.00.
Tailored dresses are made in practically the same materials as the suits and are built on
the chemise lines, which are so popular and beco ming to the majority of women.
For afternoon wear the taifeta reigns supreme. Black, navy blue and brown are the fav-
ored colors in this material and the gowns usually show some of the hip-bouffancy that is so _ap-
ro riate
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Prices ranging from $16.00 to $53.00.
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THE WESTERli GUARDIAN
-GRAND DISPLAV of potted
plants Easter week, at Williams.
Granville St. Sumnieraide.
-SAY IT WITH FLOWERS.-
Order your cut flowers and Easter
lillies early from Williams. Phone
60-4 Summersido. Bi
-FIRST CAR-The first car ofthe
season to nrrive in the .city from
any distance, was a Ford, driven
by Mr. Harry Colweli of Kensing-
ton.
-TOWN COUNCIL.-The town
council at a special meeting held in
the Town Hall Tuesday evening
have decided to continue the con-
struction of permanent streets and
have instructed the town clerk £0
order a large quantity of stone for
the purpose. .A letter was read
during the course of the evening
from the Ladies institute of New
Annan regarding ri memorial to he
erected in Summerside representa-
tive of the Prince County Fallen
heroes, The letter niet with the up-
provai of the council who have
decided to give it their hearty sup-
port. The meeting was then ad-
journed. A
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_ COME! T0 THE G-RAND BAZAAR
and ten in Hunter River ilall
Thurstlay March 25th. Teri served
from 4 till 10 p. iii.
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-SUCCESSFUL OPERATION-
Mrs_ 'Phillip Gallant Of Suniiiierside
successfully underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis in the Prince
County llospital 'Monday and is
now doing well.
--MILILINERY OPENING--Our
new millinery parlor will open for
the spring and summer season on
Saturday, March 27th. Estate James
Kennedy, Kensingitou.
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MInar‘d'l Llnlmant Cures Dsndruff
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WESTERN PERSONALS
-Mr. Nathan-.ldh-nston of Char-
lottetown,was a visitor to Summer-
side on Monday.
--Mr. John Simmons is spending
is few days in Summerside visiting
his brother, Mr, George Simmons
who recently underwent an 0D€r0‘
tion in the Prince County Hospital.
~.\/ir. and Mrs. George -(T`o'ti_oh of
Kensington were in town Tuesday.
-ȢMrs, (`api John L. lit-id and
Mrs. l~`rank' liaffeitty of ljortloii
were in town on Tuesday.
---Miss Lilian Peters of Suninier-
side has a<»t'e|itetl n position in the
millinery tiepartnleni. of Messrs
Sinclair and Stewart. ,
iii Utmost Impodance
Purge, emulsiiied cod-Iiver.oiI
is not medicine as many are
prone to think oi medicine.
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
is u fonn of growth-nourishment
that is of utmost importance to
many children. That most
children relish and thrive or
5cott’| is a "trai|m”
accepted the world over.
Give Scott"| to the children
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made up in the styles of this season.
Come early and Select Your Easter
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You are cordially invited to our advance  I _'
showing of Spring Millinery on Thursday _ f` '
afternoon. The latest and smartest modes
of the great centres are here for one's in-
Ativance Showing of '
Ladies Spring Suits, "
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these, even if you do not wish to
buy just now, because we know~
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7 N The Coats are made of Tweeds,
» t,ovei'ts', .Velours and Silvertoiies. '
. Suits of Gabardine, Tricotine,
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' Dresses of Serge, Jerseys, Taf-
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' Is sure to prove satisfactory to you
Chenes, Silks and Georgettes. All await your inspection.
t A Visit to ’ Our Dress Goods Dept. `
All the latest Spring Suitings, Tweed and Velour Coatiiigs, New Crepe do _ £{
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Man Cured
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Here is nnoilier tribute from as
esteemed Islander.
' Rustieo, March 18.
Dear Sir,-It is a pleasure to add
my tribute to the merit of t.l\e
Fnrador. I had been a great suf-
ferer from sciatic rlieuniatisin and
had spent u good deal of money
trying to find n cure. Lnst Junei
I got n Fnrndor and in about n
fortnight I found wonderful relief.
in addition to being cured the
Parador built up my health in a
splendid manner. I can surely re~
commend the Parador to nil suf-
ferers
sntwiust. Ns|.soN.
The foregoing letter is addressed
to W. E. ~Enms.n. Farudor Repre-
sentative, 226 Richmond St., Chur-
lottetown. _Ask for literature
--ii/irs. Judge McQuarrii-, left on
Wednesday on an exteiideii trip to
Boston, U. S. .-’t.
--Miss Jean llrehant oi Summer-
side left yesterday morning for
Western Canada where a splendid'
position is awaiting her. -
-Mr. Elmer .\leI.ellnn of tench-
ing stnfl of St. l)unstan`s (‘ollf-ge
who has bveirspeiidiiig a few days
at his home in Snniinersliie left
this morning for Si. l)i|nstan‘s.
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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
At a meeting of Prince Ed-
ward Lodge No. 22 I, 0. 0. l~`. on
Tuesday evening, the members pre
sented Brother Phillip Jean with
li valuable club bag, the presentat-
ion being made on behalf oi the
lioflge by Brother Oakes, (`hiei' of
Police, who also read the follow-
i idress:-
ng at
Prince Edward Lodge room,
Summerside, .l’_ E. I.
‘March 25. 1920.
To Bro. Phillip Jenn,
Past Grand.
Dear Bro. Jeauz-
linving heard with regret oi'
your impending departure from this
town, and Province; we desire on
behalf of the officers and melti-
liers of "Prince Edward Lodge No.
22, I. 0. O. P." to express to you
nur appreciation of the very ei~
fi i ign wli h have
c ent manner i c you
always performed the duties np-
pretuining to the several offices,
you have so wortlily filled in this
Lodge.
You-r courtesy and energy, ns
have at i\Ti times, taken in image YT_'_¢:,T-_ `.,]|`[]{_“}§,],§|_§f;'T;'§'_";,,fi|‘:i}§,§
work. has very maieriall-y contribut
ed to the success of our iauigv;
and your t‘oudut-t both as ritizi-ii
and an Otidiellow, ilcluattid b\'
those high pt'indF,pals for which
our order stands, has reflected cred
it not only on yourself, but on
Otidfellowship generally, within
our Town.
ln parting from you now. we taki-
thv opportunity, to present to you
this small testimonial of our ri--
gard; muy it ever carry pleasant
nieinorii-s of happy hours ‘enjoy-
ed logt-tlier_
Please convey to your gootl \\'i1`~-
and f iil our kndt-s 
"ii Y I l |i,.uds;
and with fraternal wislies to you
lN‘l‘|i_\'_ Ili your new lionie in lin!
lar \N\»sl, we rviiiiiiii on behalf ui
the liriiiiivrli,
YOURS IN F. L. AND T.
.\’ir_ .lean who has liot-n roiiin-i't-
I-tl with tho t'irin of .\'it-ssrs Sin-
t'|a`r and Stewart Lili., frinn tnirli’
youth, bt-ing head ol’ ilu- varp¢‘l
d<~|>artiiieiit for n number of giiultd
has lt~tuit>retl his rt\si|.:iiatio|| and
le-Ives this , ('i‘iiursilay\ nnnnlng
with l\irs, Jean 'and' ia|nil_\' for
t`algnry, Alta., wheri- a mort- luu~
rative posilvioii awaits Iiini.
'i`ht-ir hosts of fri'-lids in iowa
and elsewhere convoy lwsi wi.-'liei
for ‘success to Mr. and i\li's,.iL'1\i\
In their new lioint-. II
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