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Some late arrivals Popular Price

Wash Goods

COLORED INDIAN IIEAD 36 c INCHES “TUE

Ideal fabric for mo- men's wash dresses, children's wash dres- ses and Rompers Rose, Sand, Tange-

gine and . . ..

Flanle

l".\ Nil 1' PER! 1ALI<IS

36 IN (‘ll its ant:

WIDE fancy

This pretty

printed fabric 1n stripes and dots make very nice wasih dress- es and can be used to great advantage as shirtings . . . .

FLOWERED (‘REPE 27 ‘so INCHES WIDE

This attractive fab-- ric at a very small price, is just the thing for chiltlren’s dress- es as well as women’s lingerie

Easily washed, re- quires practical— I50 ly no ironing .. .

Good strong Flannellette,

LINDALE GING. IIAMS 32 INCHES “TUE

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35"

These very small and pretty checks are ad- mirably adapted for women’s house dress- es and litltle girl’s school dresses. Rose Blue, Pink, Mauve,

Yellow.. .351:

Tangerine

ill-ll’ AND BED- l-‘()ltl‘) (YORDS 35c 36 l.\'(‘ll. \VlDE

As well as for sport dresses, this fabric can be used nicely for making up “Bridge Cloths and the like. White, Rose, Green Tangerine and

Tan .

SPERO FLANNEL. ].I<1'l"I‘l~J 3i o INCHES WIDE We honestly think that this goodsmootila strong flannelletite is the best thing in the world at tlhe price.

Variety of stripes, 31 inches wide 306

in a variety of

stripes, a decent weight, 27 inches wide, a value that cannot be ‘beaten . . . . .. ‘I56

40 inch White Nainsook, very fine ‘quality, a splendid value at. . . . .

25°

Send _a post card for sam-ples-lthey will be sent by return mail.

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—FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS -Paae 3 is available.

--GUARDIANO 0N SALE st the Guardian's Western Office in the McNelll Bulldilll. Summemiiiﬂ every day.

-MASQUERADE DANCE — At Kensington, Strand theatre, Wed- neday. Apr-ii 7th Prizes for ladies and gentlemen. Good floor. Good music-again time ‘expected. Every- body ‘welcome. 8360-3262!

--FINE EASTER STEER- One oi! the lfineet steers prepared for Easter, may be seen at Mon‘.- rose, this animal was reared and fttttened by lMr R. H. Gordon. Much credit is due its owner in de- monstrating what can be done by care and proper feeding of animals on the fawn. This steer is three years and six months old and will dress over one thou-sand pounds. M-r. J. 1M. Evans. Tlgnlsh has pur- chased this animal for Eutl-ter beef.

—SIGNS OF SPRlN-G.——Kensiug- ton is already assuming ml atti- ‘ill-GB that presnges Easter. The "nltulagem of the various business establishments are contemplating a bigger trade-than has been, which is indeed, a gigantic concept. lThc coin-inns oi’ the Guardian will. ino doubt, be sought to disseminate ‘the. sterling qualities of the ‘DUB- int-ss offered, and no better invest. ment could be anticipated. Produce [is coming in wl-th- increasing volume and enhancing quality. and ‘when llny question arise-s about imllrkeis, the market reports of the ‘(lulu-diam are often quoted to prove. ‘Pile different churches are untlclpatlxlg the speciﬁc servi- ces a-nd nre taking duel '1"1i{1i1Zllll('O by preparing mush’ lrzll (rolrtriblltiotis duly appropriate! llo the sublime feast. The teaching stun’ and pupils of the lliglt Slrhooli zlro proslxectlng in vhfon what. F1141’ will enjoy in actuality when: lilo brief holiday respite is in the‘ passing. lint there is one culss of ftlith-ful officials that see no res- ihlt —ihe postal and railway otllc- iials. They must measure up to the ‘terms of contract or Office and be

to see other officials. en- joy u ‘holiday. Signs of spring are nu-t-ruhe-less in sight. Supplies for liﬂhstel’ factories are moving‘ lwgrk tn the garage is evidence log re. turn oi‘ transit by wheel, inquiries about seed show hope o: {Qagptngbly seriv nlsniins. and ensesement of 11W" 1191p is also anticipated. A careful survey d! prospective mug‘. 81s will determine farmers what crops to farm in limited quantity, whttt in husband in abundance. The feeders oi’ tEa-ster meat are prepar- ed to prove by the genuine article what superior quality o: vinnds the Kensington ileld can. produce, B1111 the buyers mistake not when they look in this ever progressive area. llior the qualities that 00mm]. ment the fastidious. If people would commend the excelilencies of the area as some critics magnify the little faults, all would be able to norm a true concept and show to the world that true progress consists in burying evil -by means 0f good, and thereon erecting an ediﬁce of unselﬁsh endurance-Y.

Rllnurd‘: Llnlnient for colds,

PERSONALS

l “MPS- CJJ- Cook, Kensington, returned on. Tuesday evening ‘from in extended trip to Charlottetown.

‘ _~ Mr. and hlrs. James O'Connor, (ilnton; urt: at present spending a well eurned VILUUUOTI from the ard. luous duties of lnlrm life. in Chariot. lctown. They are guests at the ltrvero llotel. K. ‘

—~Mr. Norman Ramsay, llntnllton,

‘Hllelll tho pilot, few weeks m n“, lWy. viz-tiling his (laughter, Mrs, '1‘,

ll. liver. Mr. Ramsay has reached "is Pi-fllh veer 11nd still maintains-rd POIlHllIlliifJll and vitality that must "Wk" Yiillilller men step. liis unl- "1"1“11 Vigor eXliresee-s a substantial iifiiwillie that must yet, for yours, 1101!’ ‘i116 Wllﬁiiiig inﬂuence of time.

—OUARDIAN OFFICE. — The

t! Guardian's Western Oﬂtce is new

located in the MeNeill Bulldinl Water Sh, Slummerslde, where sub- scriptions, news or advertising will be received. The phone number is 2S8.

—FOR SALE-Jleluable dwelling house with all modern improve- ments on Harvard Street Sum- merside. Part of purchase money may remain on place. Apply Ern- est H. Strong, Summerslde.

8052-12f4i.

Eastern Guardian

. JSTVLISH SPRlNG MIUUIN- EHY now on display at Miss Comp- ton's Georgetown. 8360~8-26-2i

. .°8PRING STOCK-Good and fresh enrivllng daily. M. M. Stew- art. Caledonia. 8305-3-2M4i.

-..”‘SEE OUR LADIES’ COATS. $10.00, and up-J. W. Murdock. Montague. 886-3

..'EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news ite-ms, advertising. Job Printing, new and renewal sub- scriptions. if

..*PRE8BYTERiAN SERVICE -The PresbyBterian-g of Montague will hold service in the IMouiAmle Baptist Church, March 28th at 7 p. lm. Rev. 1D. llvlcvlcar, preacher. Everybody welcome.

__.__4p-o->-%_. . THE SEVEN OAPES.

instead‘ of practising the dance of the seven veils tine modern woman is ﬂoating along under the light burden of seven capes. Tile newer evening wraps may not con- tribute much wnrnlilln but they d0 their bit for appearances sake none tine less. They are composed ol‘ seven cutpes of tulle, one over tn»- otht-r and their chic and beauty depends on the wuy the colors oi‘ the different layers are ‘blended.

Especially For TH: Newspaper

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Tanlac is Nature's greatest tonic and builder. Made from roots. barks and herbs after the Tanlae formula, it revltalises the blood, tones up the digestive or“!!! B1111 puts the whole system in fighting trim.

Don't go about your work sickly and discouraged. Take the exg ample of millions who have been helped by Tanlac. Stop at your druggisfs today and get this won- derful tonic. Youll- be surprised how quiclﬂ you improve. For con- stipation ‘e Tanluc Vegetable Pills.

Stock Quotations ‘

lnuilFAX, March 25.—QIH111I- lions furnished by Johnston and Ward. members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

At. Top. and ‘Santa Fe Ry. . 125% American Cnn. Co. .. 43 Am. Car and Flly. 1C0. .. ~ Ailanllc Refinery Co. - - - - -- Atlantic Gull anti west indies

S. S. X1) $2. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 181 Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . .. 981/2 .~\m. Smelt. and RefnE- CO- - 1Z0 Fnion ‘Bag and Pauper Co. . .‘ 33 Anaconda Cop, Min. 1C0. i3 U.S. Cast iron Pipe and Fdy.

Co. . . . . . . . . . . . N.Y. Cen. and ‘Hind. Riv. ‘R-R. 1221/; Consolidated Gas Co 90% liliernallonal Paper Co. .. .. 49% Mls. Ken. and Texas Ry. ‘ Pan-American Petroleum Reading Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Railway Steel Spring Co. Southern Pucilﬂc Co. . . . Union \l’ucl.ilc Ry. lllS. industrial Alcohol lCo. Westinghouse Electric . . . . United States Steel 11W. Woolworth Co. Abltllbl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cnn. Steamshlps Pill. Bridge -

Lauren Pulp .. Montreal Power National Breweries .

General lPet.

int. Petroleum

Standard New Jersey Standard New York 31% Wheat-May. 155%; July, 136; Sept. 131%. - lCorn-Jylny, 72; Jluly, 75%; Sept.

17%. _ ‘

Oats-wildly. 39%; July, 34%: sent. 41.

Wheat-May, 146%; July, 144%; Oct. 1291/4.

lreek Girl Jailed For T00 Short Skirt

LONDON, March 25. —- Word from Athens announces the first arrest tinder the new law prohibit- int-l women from ' wearing skirts higher than 15 inches from the ground. A young girl was yester- day arrested tin a public thorough- fare and hauled oil’ to the police trilbltnlrl. to ‘be sentenced to 24 hours’ imprisonment ‘mid the hisses of men and women on- lockers.

—i-<-o-o———~ NO SIGHT UNSEEN. "Sir. will you give» me your daughter for my wife?” . “Couldn't sny, son, l never saw your wife."

Grandmother Knew

Thus Was NoQIl-‘n; Sa Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and bhstered. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without

e blister.

Musterole does it. I_t is_a clean. white ointment. made with oll of mus- tard. Centiy rub it in. See how quickly the pain disappears.

Try Musterole for sore throat, bron-

‘k dress of beige crepe. very slim l'n

lln Molt cullsltt Keleul-tttitllatsr

Mr. Dunbar tried

and lhlllﬁll in Valli. ly relieved, lm.

li$."..."°.l%"..§l.“.::,:'- -.- M. VKeII s AL 33:51.; ‘h an 0 relieve um.“ ‘ml-bar. your will mum; t8. '1? a an clous eereal, m4, "1";- F a 1k w out. v ‘ in; tee. ‘

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"I sulhrod fnﬂ i “P” “a. " '" I the Julian‘ inmirﬁls Yours sincerely,

L. D. DIINIAI (Address on request) Consti ation is the bane of health. er rty diseases‘ may be traced to it. It fills the system with vile poisons and saps strength. You can't afford to ignore ltsvwarn- lug signals. Dizziness, bad breath,

K I AL I h ‘i-iii our I

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‘Served taut-ants.

suns“; so Dealers For All-Btwan-Pep and Corn Flakes

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ANYTHING WRONG?

, Buitor——-Slr. l would like to marry Cugqolnnrtllilllt l particularly your dnllahter. Wm], go ﬂea um; young man who Father-l absolutely forbid you waited on me two weeks a80- i-ﬂ <10 6°-

-l~‘loorwnlker—V'ery sorry madam. Suitor (suprisetll-Why, may, but hekl~er~tlend just at present, the mutter with her‘!

some HOPE HELD ou-r.

By Marie‘ Belmont

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0M0?! “Brayc0" English Fox Netting. Frost Farm Fencing, 2 and 4 pt. barb, wire, coll spring wire, soft lacing wire, galvanized staples, also FOX FEEDS. and all FUR lFARMlNG SUPPLIES.

. BIIMFI IOKAY I. GOIPMIY LTD.

Summerslde, P. E. I.

The spirit o1 Spring ls embodied in this smart three-quarter length trout, with its nlcdish saddle shoul- tiers.

The material selected is beige’ velvet with n floral design ill black, rust tlnd orange. it is worn over n

cut, featuring the side pleats for fullness. The emnrt touch of the uscot tie is an additional feature. The hut in a ‘beige felt with roll brim, the solo trimming being n buckle fashioned of silk to mull-h

lbe colors 0i‘ the coal. tll97-3-l9f2i

Everyone who has seen the new Msxlmur Wail Papers tell us the patterns are Just wonderful. These new pap- ers are‘ much wider than or- dinary papers which permits of greater variety and grand- eur of design besides show- ing fewer seams.

All panel-s srs so inches wide and every pattern has been matched with a styling Border, an Ingenious combin- ation of Border and back- ground effect printed to- Gether to limPiify the hang- ing and arrangement s! parl- els. .

Tapestry

Tapestry papers are amongst the favorites for downstairs roomn. One such shows vines and ﬂowers on deep toned qrounda- This comes In blue and sliver, blue and gold, and black and geld.

Another Tapestry paper uses pastel tinted vines, flew- era and parakeets, against a shaded grey background.

The same motif In deeper colors with dark browns and of colors, from nnle shades blues against a brilliant met- to the very dark tones. alllc ground.

Our regular 22 Inch line Is without comparison. the best ever shown In Charlotte- town~pricas ranging from 12c double roll upwards.

We don't mind telling you that our sale of Wallpaper the past 4 months ls just 4 times prester- than for the same period last year and the erelflt for this wonderful Increase must be given to Boxers New Maxlmur Wallpapers. >

A Post Card Will Bring Our Big

Stippled Ghromes Opal Ohrolnes

When furniture coverings or hangings are patterned. there le nothing so effective as a plalntoned paper on the walls. Mmdmur wall-papers include many stippled pap- ers, where misty tints of rose and blue are blended. with a fine network of gilt.

These come in a wlde range

A, Really Wonder- ful Pattern in Japanese Style

A dignified pattern for living or dining rooms, can- trsats gold er sliver ﬂowers and branches with deep toned backgrounds. The design Ia much In the Japanese styiﬂ- and comes In deep blue with gold and lliver. tan with geld. rust with gold, prey with silver.

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chitis, tonsillitis. cgou , stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, hea e, conges- tion, pleurisy. rheumatism, lumbngo. “'35?” -‘“ ,',‘,"‘,“*°" ‘° ‘"3 °"’° "“ §"““?..§‘"°..?.i“°?.3§$l§§ "$533.12 will?’ m t: lctur eatures - . l ' ' ' in; a pm, gram’ which ‘nu?’ bﬂ°°§¢ b_ alns, frosted feet. coldsoi the chest contra: ' material if desired. A (“maYP1'¢vent9n°“m°ma)'

round solar ﬁnishes the neck, while Thmmm°hc°éﬁuﬁldh 1J3-

the sleeves are trimmed with turn- a“ _ M &\M 1 1/’ j slim. . I I

back cuffs of sell-material. Crepe Belfsr than a mustard plaster

' ,WALLPAPER CATALOG

MAlLED FREE

HS Chagatlttltiown

HOME FURNIOHERS BINCE 1861

The cape note is one that is highly ‘accented in the latest frocks of the

OWN SOAP

satin crepe dc Chine or the light- welg t woolena may be used for this deal . edium size requires 3% yar s 36-inch material. Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No. 2928. Sizes, l4 to l8 years and ""‘i"llf'll-llwisilll- 34 to 38 inches bust. Price. 45 cents.

BRINGING UP FATHER-

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“Lover’s A Form" the famous

Boneless CORSET

This Oogset, with Bralssiere Top dis realllyda new an a most revo utionary i ea in a‘ - . _ ies wear. E,‘..“,N’*?‘,QL’1';1<,*3,* ‘t’ V ms EvEQRGNE w-lows No steels-No bonIiJnp-No clasps. . . l, p YOU CAN'T QLAY A woven No lacing-No Ru‘ her. l ' , i, s ' r ’ Lover’s Form Corsets are WASHABLE. i ' ‘ “' 04.00 00.05 $8.50 010.00 Lover’s form Corsets, _ to ensure perfect satisfaction, should be fitted. Come 1n, any day, the head of our Corset Department will gladly fit you. '

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