auspicious opening

119—121 Queen Street

department for boys in Prince Edward Island. Everything for boys excenl shoes

v Boy’s Spring Coats Boy’s Spring Suits Boy’s Spring Caps Boy’s Spring Shirts

Our heartiest congratulations to

SIR HENRY THORNTON .

and associated officials of the Canadian National Railways - an the successful completion and

Canadian National Hotel in Charlottetown

Moore & McLeod Ltd.

The Boy’s Store Invites You!

Mothers who are trying to dress the boys smartly and economicallv will lihd an answer to all their questions in the BOYKS STORE the biggest and best equipped

Moore t? McLeod Ltd

of the

Charlottetown

u/n———-

where. _._._..

-G. Y. M. L. OONUIIT in

night in aid of poor.

—KINSINGTON A meeting of all members will held at Ivan Brown's shop on

look over ilnances.

-R.ETURNID FROM V181‘! TEXAS-Mrs. L. A. 3. Borne turned home to Bummerside week from an extended visit to aunt. Mrs. Aflleck. who resides

University-B.

eral of Mrs. William Saunders

This sale is the result of some fortunate buying

of the TOWELS. =

10c

Sizes 21x46 inch Sub-Standard TOWE LS

34c

Sale of “Sub-standard ”

TURKISH TOWELS 4 Wonderful Bargain Lots

big English mills, wonderful towels, “substandard,” that is to say, they have some defect that is very slight, but interfering with the usefulness

Size 15x33 inch Size 21x42 inch SubMangar/d Sub-Standard T°WE S TOWELS

Size 25x40 inch. Sub-Standard

direct from one of the

24c

TOWELS

44c

many patterns. Worth to 25c, for White checked Dimity, fine heavy quality, special bargain at

special clearing price ..

wide

Colored Crinklette BEDSPREADS

801K100 INCH

flltwwl

OLD CHECK CASIIED ed the check from a mall order house GREEN BAY, Wis, April 12-~A 23 years ago and laid it away where chccl; dated Mlay 22, 1908, was cash- it was forgotten. It was framed and 9d he-‘cc recently by P. C. Fredrlckson hung in the company's retail store of Abrams, Wis. Frcderickson rr-ceiv-lhore.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Enman ’s Drug Store

Hm; reopened for business. tended to, please address to

Enman ’s Drug Store

This store has been thoroughly renovated and we are now ready to serve our customers as in the past.

Mr. Charles charge.

4725-Ll-14-3i

All mall orders promptly at-

s _- m4 -:é.\ .-;-‘_\~'.\‘ KY?‘

Arthur. a. competent druggist. will be in

This store is headquarters for Fox Remedies.

Service Is Our Motto

4 Bargains in Pretty Wash Goods _~

Navy and light fancy designs in pretty prints, 36 inches wide, l 36 inches wide, a very

Remnants of Rayon, Broadcloth, Beach Cloth, Poplins, etc.,

HALF PRICE 20 pieces fancy Broadcloth, newest floral and spot designs, 36 in.

hides.

15c

all at a very

25¢

$1.89

STUDENTS STUDY WINE, WOMEN AND SONG

of over 400 colleges in all but two states are naw completing their pap- ers in the latest attack on wine, wom- en and song.

"Alcoholic Drink in Modem Soci- ety" is the title of the 81.000 prize essay contest sponsored by the In- tercollegiate Prohibition Association. The first prize will be a trip to Eur- ope.

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ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY 'l‘0 HONOR. E. W. BEATTY

DUNDEE. Scotland April 13-—'I'he senate of the ancient 8t. Andrews University decided today to confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws upon Edward W. Beatty of Montreal, chancellor of McGill Uni- versity and president of the Can- adian Pacific Railways. _.____;._.

47l6-4-l4-tts for 2 weeks.

Millard’: mnlmnnt fir“ eI-l.

WASHINGTON, Apr“ 13_Btudem_s has received the sad news of the

John Saunders to 8t.

J A. Gaudet, who also ofliclated the grave.

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, has

f dition.

spoiled-S.

"r-DR-UG STORE

been bought by Mr. Eric McKay, wel

ed his apprenticeship under

The many friends of Mr. McKay and Mr. Arthur who are both Summer- side boys wish them every success in their new undertaking-S. A

—-CHILDR.EN’S SERVICE — The children's service at. St. Mary's Church, Summersidu, at 11 a. m., on Sunday was of more than usual in- tel-est. The children's Easter offer- ings were taken up. with the collec- tion. by Master Thomas White. The choir on this occasion. was compos- ed of the Sunday School children, and their childish voices rose very sweetly in the chosen hymns for the service. Ven. Archdeacon White, D. D., catochized the children on their lessons during the month and c m- plimented them on their good show- ing and also on the success of their first efforts at a. children's cholr "rd hoped that they would continue in their good work-S.

—-BAPll‘lS'.l‘ CHURCH MISSION BAND CONCERT-There was a cap- acity house at the concert put on by the children of the Mission Band in the Baptist Hall. Summerside, on Friday evening. Rev. Mr. Wilson oc- cupied the chalr and announced the numbers. There was a long program of very interesting readings. recita- tions. choruses. vocal solos and duets and two piano solos. Many of the

, smaller children had not appeared in public before, which made the en- tertainment more interesting and

, their performance was a credit to the

‘ efforts of their instructors, Mrs. Col- in Stewart and Mrs. (‘Jhester Pal- mer. Mlss Mildred Woodside was the pianist for the evening. A sale of candy at the intermission helped considerably to add to the proceeds which went towards the Mlsion fund-S.

—REOEIVED SAD NEWS — Mr. Neil A. McDougall, of Summerside,

death of his sister Mary, Mrs Her- bert McDonald. at her home in Ed- monton, Alberta, on Thursday morn- ing, April 9th, under very sad cir- cumstances at the early age of 35 years, leaving an infant only two hours old. Mrs. McDonald was for-

Western Guardian

-ll.0lIN 300D FLOUI sols and guaranteed by leading dealers every-

Psul‘: Hall, Summerside. Thursday em-d-lt-Ii.

RACE CLUB.»-

urday night, April 18th to Arrange for a matinee at New Anna-n and 4740-4-14-11.

Texas. On her yway home. Mrs. Horne visited her son. Mr. Alexander Home. who is a student at McGlll

--FUN'ERAL SEBVICL-Jhe illn-

Blocmfleld was held on Easter Mon- day ilrom the residence of her son Anthony's Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by her pastor. Rev.

-SBIPMENT 0|‘ FRUIT TWO WEEKS FRIOM MONCION-There has been considerable delay and in- convenience to merchants in all parts of the Province on account of the tie , up of freight at Cape Tcrmentine I owing to the difficulty the csr ferry experienced in crossing the ‘straits this winter. A Summerside firm, who had been awaiting a ship- ment of fruit for two weeks from , Moncton. were pleased on its arrival the latter end of last week lac-find that the fruit was in excellent con- Had the weather been very cold it is feared it would have been

CHANGES HANDS-The drug store for many years run by ‘the late Percy Enman on Water Street. Sununerside, has

known Summerslde young man. He has obtained the services of Mr. Char les Arthur, registered druggist and former summerslde boy, who serv- the late Percy Enman, to take charge of the business. The store has been

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oil, in high speed auto engines. at Breeds.

it.

in Grand River will regret to of her death at such an early b. the family that her mother died 8st-

circle of’ friends will go out to bereaved hits” children in their terrible afflict

;

‘I0

xe-

lest her m‘ in

1y. Mrs. Matlooke, of Champion,

friends will regret to hear of

o! County Hospital

M hours afterwards. She was only

years of age.

where they remained until Mond

Moore was a devoted wife and m ther and will be sorely missed the home. Elhe was very highly e

in the United States; Mr.

Bagloe, Messrs.

1

su’ n bereavement-B.

Fir-ewes blessed at 8.30 a. m. fol-

lowed by the Blessing of the Pascal

candle, the chanting of the Prophe- cles, the blessing of the Easter water. ending with High Mass/The prophe- cies were chanted in an impressive rrlanner by members of the Sanctu- ary choir. On Easter Sunday High Mass was celebrated at 10 n. m. Spe- cial Easter music was rendered by the choir under the direction of Mr. Joseph Gallant, while Mr. C. J. Gal- lant presided at the organ. In the evening Vespers were chanted by the Sanctuary choir followed by Benediction. on Holy Thursday and Easter Sunday the altars were beau- tifully decorated with flowers. col- ored lights and candles. The altar and choir boys with their beautiful cassocks. surplices and torches added much solemnity to the services.

- -_._____._.______ Apply Minn-d’! Llnlmene to cull. ..____.__._._.__

PERSONALS

--Mrs John E. Sinclair and son Ora/wford, were in Hunter River on Saturday visiting Mrs Slindalrfis daughter Mrs A. B. Cutcliffe-E

-—Mlss Vivian Woodsldc. teacher in Springfield School spent Easier at hek home in Clinlon.-E

—U;II IIOIIDOIL. the best motor

flll-l-ll-Il.

the Western Provinces. may friends

1t will be recalled by those who knew

der similar circumstances ut 89 years of age. ‘me sympathy of s. large

and nine small also to her brothers and sister, name-

berts, who wss with her sister dur- her illness. James "McDougsll, M. 17.; and William McDougall, of Rum- ford, Maine; Edward, of Grand Riv- er and Neil A. of Summuside-B.

-—SAD BEREAVEMENT — Many

death under very sad circumstances on Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Prince of Mrs. Charles Moore, formerly l Miss Susan Bell Yec, of Victoria West, leaving an in- flnt daughter. Mrs. Moore was brought to the hospital on Saturday morning and passed away a few

Her remains were tak- en to the undertaking parlors of Mr. Percy L. Bowness. of Summerside,.

evening, when they were taken on the evening train to her home. Mrs.

foamed for her many fine qualitiesl by a. large circle of friends. There are left to mourn. besides her sorrow- lng husband, five small children; also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 11am Yeo. of Victoria West and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Gordon Enman and Miss Nettie Yeo James Yeo, of Rumford, Mass; Mrs. David Enman, Mrs. Moore, lldrs. Melvin Russell, Howard. Fred and Keir Yeo, all in the vicin- ity of Victoria West and Miss Ada at home, to all of whom much sym- pathy is extended in their sad and

—S'l'. ANTHONTS CHURCllv BLOOMFIELIL-Laa-ge congregations attended the services during Holy: week. 0n Holy Thursday High Mass was celebrated with all the solemn- very nicely redecorated and fitted up. 39183;”: trrgalnlggélsitlles. bgnacpg; Friday the Mass of the Presanctifled was celebrated by the Pastor Rev. J. A. Gsudet. In the evening the devmiorl of the Way of the Cross was held. On Holy Saturday the New

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Special Sale for 8 0 Starting lPllll. 10th to APIII. 18th.

In 0||r Staple ‘Department 0n|y

llonsisting of Buttons and Linens of all kinds Prints, Sheetings, Towelling and llurtaining

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v

ays llnly

Market Today.

the

for

for

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for sy

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for

for

for

Regular $7.50 for

'42 inch White Pillow Special, yard

40 inch White Pollow Special, yard

ular value 25c for each

Turkish Bath Towels.

.______________._____________.__

—The Mixes Mary.

in Middleton the guests of the lat- ber‘s grandmother, Mrs. Adeline Orokcn.

.____.i__-__ GEORGETOWN AND VICINITY

Miss Catherine Dalsiol RN. re- turned w Georgetown from Suck- ville.

--Ml.- Harold MoIver, Klnkora, re-Il turned to 5t. Dunsterrs University to] resume his studies-E

—lVl!r. U. R. Gallant of the C. N. R. offices spent the Easter Holidays at his home in Woodstock.

-—Miss Bertha Gallant who is at- tending Tlgnish Convent spent the

Mr and Mrs W. Campbell. Rose- neath, recently visited Georgetown.

The many friends o! Miss Cather- ine McPhee, dawhter of Mr and Mrs Joseph MacPhee. Georgetown, are sorry to hear she had the misfortune oi’ breaking her collar bone all hope for a speedy recovery.

Easter Holidays at her home in Woodstock.

4,;I“—_

ing pictures are the only means of

merly of Grand River, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roderickl A. McDougall. She married Herbert McDonald. also of Grand River, in i915. shortly after she had gone to‘

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if EYESIGHT m1‘ »,,_. EXAMINATION :-:_ 41am ind supplying alum m] l»: orronrsln l‘: on.» Oouuostod was ,4 H. J. MABON l‘ l] ...."'.::.-r.. ll