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The Feature oi the Year!
orllllllltl llmll lllllllsllllll, Arllll. all-BUT sllcllllll Yolllrs
EARLY-THEY MAY N0'l‘ LAST THAT LONG! 0
_FINE QUALITY BONE CHINA
.mn 'rua ms! Teams.
87 PIECE DINNEBSET8 A
C0liIP.-HIE THE QUALITY WHEN YOU COMPARE THE PRICE -.
ponft. oonfuse this high grade Bone China with the oheaperpnmi-
porcelain sets. Own a Set with de
- buy it for Less at this Sale.
` SPECIAL
? HOME PLAN
' TERMS
Nothing Added.
D No Interest
A” Charges
2 Beautiful Patterns - Limited Quantity
“ 87 Pieces ot i _ .87 Piece Set
Brggsfgigggefor  _  _  -00 AC?1€ascl;n1;aoInI;s(l;hina for . 
$1 _nu  sl .oo  l \s1_5o  $1.00 ........
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fruunsniw, Arun. emu.
cet one or 'rileee chemically 'rl-eased
M 0 P S
--While They Last!
Reversible Style - Twisted Heavy \\'lre Frame. A good full, iluffy
household Mop -- 54 inch Polished Ilaulile with llallglug ring. Just
the thing for Houseclcauillg. A Limited l\`uulher on sale at this price.
Come early - they may last a. week, or only al few days, so  
besureand secureyours.- Each  I
On Sale Friday, March 31st, to Thursday
April 6th, It They Last That Long
Both floral Patterns, -- one with dainty Ivory Border. Both Sets have
. Gold Handles and thin Gold Line on edge. l
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tT’S AN 0PPOB'1`U1\'I'1‘Y! SALE 'ENDS POSI;I‘1VEIlY‘_
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A Feature Value in “Bridal Bose” Pattern Chinn,-
CUPS AND SAUCEIKS TEA PLATES
L Gfor  6i'or 
Switzerland will guarantee trade
credits to Swiss firms selling to
Soviet Russia.
FEEDS FEEDS A
To make room for large
stocks of SEEDS now arriv-
ing we olfcr the following '-
stocks nf FEEDS at special
low prices to clenr. lSpcrlai _
prices in lots). 'I
soo BAGS _nnAN.
150 BAGS srlowrs. ~.
` loo BAGS CRACKED ;
couN. '
loo aAGs FEED Colm- '
MEAL.
olvz cAlu.oAn sUGAn ~
naar MEAI..
so BAGS scnUMAcm~:n '
Fran.
40 nACs wmre Mm-
DLINGS.
zso nACs ou. CAM:
MEAL (old process).
ROLLED OATS, TABLE
CORNMEAI., 0 A T M E A L, A
BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR,
WHOLE TYIIEAT FLOUR,
"ROBIN HOOD" and other '
brands of FLOUR 8:1'-, for
sale at our SEED STORE. '
,Garter & Go.
Limited A
EYESIGIIT
' (0R|iS fn UART!
9
CHARLOTTETOWN
SUMMERSIDE
HOCKEY
A very exciting game or hockey
was played in Brackley Beach Rink
on Monday evcnng, March 20. The
Live-Wires of York were challenged
by thc Bl‘:1cl<lc;,~ Ilcnvil Cubs.
When the lnst whistle blew the
Live-Wires had chalked up a 4-0
scoer on their formidable oppon-
ents.
The game lvilr. just well begun
when Rnrlllolld Vc.';.'ey, crafty and
stellar centre oi’ the Yorkers, went
through the entire opposing line to
score on thcr formidable oppon-
of work on the part of R.l_\'mond
and brought loud applause fr*
the few York spectators.
The next score was rather unex-
pected when from the fnce-oft
Ra_v`n1flnri passer! to Roy Vessry
and thc lanky left-winger mrldc no
mistake but slapped it clean into
tho net. The rest ol the period was
scoreless due largely to the heavy
checking of the defences and the
stellar nr-t-minding of the goaiics.
The second period was fast with
several penalties being hrlndcd out.
Almost at the close of ihs period
R0!! broke Away and let drive a
wicked it-Lug shot that found the
heart oi’ the net.
The third period found the
Brackley boys pressing hnrd for
R"\'°’° 417 Iii- Deb CI
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. on.  (;_.
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ll. J. lmoll W
 |_lN|Ml-INT
--I I _‘ 4
goals, but for the fine defensive
work oi Louis Vessey and Stanley
Crockett coupling with the fine
net-minding oi Irving MacDonald.
the York boys might not have had
such broad smiles and light hearts
as they leit the rink, The period
was far past half-way, when Ray-
mond slammed ln the last goal to
make it read 4-0.
During the greater part of the
third period the York boys seemed
content to lic back on the defen-
sive, and shoot the puck to the
other end of the rink. They didn't
want to take any chances, which
showed they had plenty respect
for their sturdy, fast skating, heavy
checking rivals.
Everyone of the Live Wire boys
worked his best. and although not
all figured in the scoring, all did
figure in the winning of a hard
game.
The fine defence work of Mc-
Lure and Mcbsughln was s puzzle
to the York boys all evening.
These boys team up well and
their daring rushes were carefully
watched by their opponents.
Affter the game the York players
L.
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-frbla column ll reserved for MII odvmco.
of heel Interest bnlbodyudlzlnlg Q!! :
t r may a nler G n
l'I.'.'¢I’.."’C..'.'.3 ...uw W-tl. l. ea- .nsunscalrnous to 'rm . .
'°“°'- Jlsrlottetown Guardian may bl
,md , al Hum A
_SUPPLIES T7!" :Ast t  or le: a?l;.h?\dl:bpon:xAlc>r\; Store. _
and repairing, so d g a race ll. Maman' n_u_fM_
_$7033 T9 g_|5N1~_|'_,;¢,¢1y go- noon. During the tel. hour the
._0p'11'|CE§ T0 RENT _ In new they received and had a. pleasant
Dalton Building, large bright, rooms, social time with their friends. S._
Hot water heating. Apply at Gour-
iies' Drug Store. 8680-4-l-2l PERSONALS
--RECUPERATING-The many -Mr. A. R. Shes. of Tignlsh and
friends of Mrs. H. R. Mosse, Ken- Mr. Hudson McKenna of Waterford
sington, will be pleased to hear visited the city on Wednesday. K.
that she shows signs of improve- _-
ment. K. -Mr. Geol,e Riley of Malpeque.
-KENSINGTON PRIZE WIN- tal, left on Saturday morning for
NEB.-Mr. Heath Caseley, Kensing- Montreal for further treatment. K.
tno, has won a price in Standing --
Field of grain and Potato Exhibit. -Friends will be pleased to learn
His potato field scored high in that Mrs. Daniel Maynard of Port
points. K. Hill, who recently fell and frac-
-GIFI' T0 KENSINGTON
TEACHERS-Mr. Wm. .Woodslde, - --
Kensington, has the thanks Of the -KEIIISINGTON HOCKEY
Kensington School Board for six GAMES-There has been great in- G' 8l'al1f6€t“ f0l` 1   
beautiful pointers which he made terest taken ln hockey the last two 12 mgnfhg, I
and presented to the teachers, one weeks in Kensington Rink between ' _ _ _ _ , _
fer ellen mem x me All stef. plexea by .relul A. And lt . easy to own this shining Porcelain Electric
with the fast pacer star D. wnlle two :mes plavtd souls to count-
coming ln the Kelvin Road toward The All SWTB “ming 011° 011 UW 
Kensington, me brldle bl; pm-ltd' round 3 to 2. Bruce Riley scoring L O  SH P
and the horse took ll-lgnt. semple the wirmins seal- There is eighty '
suweeded in guiding him by me men to pick from and Mr. Sample FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
*‘“°‘*““*°“ **"°“U“ ”‘° *°‘"1 'md " ““”° °°“““°“° "M" hi’ ‘°‘"" Saturday April 1st to Saturday, April 8th
, .
onto the-Margate Road. He had a °““”°t be beaten *md °h°U¢YllZ° _ _
remarkably clear run to Will John- an? mm* V’ Pick 3 team fmm U19
S¢.,,,~, H, when he Smeg Nertll shore league te A friendly Easy Holman Home Plan Terms;
ll. ded in
heading him for a ,man bush game. Line up as follows: Goal
which held him up_ Sample was the ,mlm Drlswg Defence, Fwd Sem., $5.00 CASH, $1.35 WEEKLY FOR 10 MONTHS
rlrst island relnemun to drive a BW” W1°Y» Ham’ MWF- Centre. N0 |NTERE$T
2.10 heat with an island bred paccr Rfnph R059' R"55°1 Craig- Left
(Jacqueline) but nelnslsts tlull me Wig- B'“°° M“"P1‘Y» Hebert Urals.
' at ln ite ON SALE AT BOTH OUR STORES
Star D. impromptu two mile heat ggi W 5’ W5' X' Duggan' Hank
ra g. , _
was “‘° ""“'*”° °"°" K Mall our Order with Down Pa ment To
--BAD nm: A1' coNwAy-'rhe STEMJNG w0MEN,s
hall, warehouse and store of Mr. INSTITUTE
Austin A. Ramsay of Conway was |
totally destroyed by fire late last The March
i va-muh-Sell..
. W;--,-,A : f Vi- 1- 1
 EASTER|t_tll|l\|ill|Mi I t_ r ‘ A
,.0 lil luml Il Nllrv I Ulf
and Prince County ¢ow|£1I.loo:l‘ inttrolt but sdv.ertinill
er g newsy nature may bu lnasma M
8 cents n word strictly payable ll
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A “'11-4-1-2L °“""‘”‘“" °’“‘““°°‘ “‘“"`“°°“ °°" 't at old fashioned hand Washer.
__ _ in Epworth Hall on Friday after- _ ‘-h l
-m,eenAnLo-rrs-rows GUARDIAN    _ ,_  _ ,_ or 
mlzxroelfwnlzgzivggzgtlftlndaff o. o. 1. -r. er 'runny WM A Don’t rub-rub-rub any longer over that Wash-
tm.. l.§weetpfleee,'etsreee'». °*“1'°*‘» 5‘”“‘“°’“‘d°' “V” " board, or grind-grind-grind for hours turning 1
»l<=»»~=--r~»=»~ we We me °°*°~“°°  This Shining Porcelain
Bow,-,¢,,_ 35934.34( Many ladies called and were de-
_____ lighted with the cordial reception
_,_ --<-
-- who was in Prince County Hospi-
-_- tured her hip, fs.slowly recovering.
cup . -
er Street, Bummerside. Apply Percy west! With 5038! "ld !'°¢1t°u°“|- ,
[ELECTRIC
QUEEN
Hill Do Monday’s'
Washing For _
Less Than 5c ,
DECIDE NOW to see it wash in your own
homeiCall in or Call up-and we'|l do youll
next washing Free! Y
IIOLMAII SAVE-AS-_YOU-PAY PLMll _
as little
as 
A-A- thompson and washed by Wm- J. Queen Washer and Wringer-saving expense and
Monday in a two mile runaway “Wed $110 3lm¢S~ Th0f° M5 Well
-STAR D- BREAKS ALI- RE- S'-'”“1"° ‘md “‘° 5”?" sim P‘°k°° labor every week for years to come.
coans-'ryndule semplé of Ken by Dr- Imkhm and couched by '
Asington hui e hazardous' experience TWU Daffwh- L8-PEG 0f0Wd-S Wit- A     
Gives you this unheard of
$59.01:
“f=<1=Y Hlshi- Mr- Remsey ef1<i‘etltute was held at the heme el
o'clock to find the llall on fire. me visitors p,.e_,en_t The meeting
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his family had retired for the night th id t _ _ Y
and were awakened shortly after 5f;n1‘;!;sv;€hA ,yin AivnemA1k;;u_s“Z;A]:i  `n-  I
Th° “me” ‘1“1°k]Y 5Pl`e“d *»° th’ opened in the usual way and after _ -
warehouse undemeath and to the mu can the minutes of the “bn” ' .
store which is thirteen feet from ,ry meeting were "Rd and mopb WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL
the hall. There was a had storm ¢d_ Reports of cqmmmees f°“0w_ - y
In hi h hi Cl d th - °
mg K w C n ere ° men ed- The 5°h°°1 °°mm1W!0 1'€P0rted Honor roll for March.  
who had gathered, from fighting ,_ chan- d d f th 1 3 .
the flames. some of the contents mom It nvxsemoxd bl? 1TirYSncVA€’A:|s R.li;1a;ir?dX_1if1aeKLmlnAm Hlglgrry “dA To “G'ive‘a,-Job”
° - ' non Cedric
the store were removed but '
th lace McKay and seconded by Mrs. greg”-l, 3 Cecil Stetson, 4 Ivan
no ing could be saved from the Clarence Reid, that the chair be Roberts
hall or warehouse. Mr. Ramsay , '
who was in Summerside on Satur: Pmcmliic motion was camed The Grade I'X_l Laura Stetson' 2
comm e to visit the sick report Bemgrd gpmlnm-
dw' “1d°h“tth"° W” “° me in od a number of visits made New gl-me V1 1 'Raymond J
' - sckson,
the hall that day, and he has no _
mee new the fu-e originated. He samnmm mwdmd WWA to vm and Maw” Cmey' 2 M"“"°”' M°‘
1 h° S°”°°’» MTS- W- T- Weir md Komen, a Atnol Roberts 4 lalrdens
est mated the value of the hall and Mrs Ear] Henry. to vim .he sl l '
' ' -» ¢k .Pl-lzzle and Gerald Trainer.
its contents at $1,000. The store it..
self ne valued at sasoo li all Mm' T' Mm' Mrs' 'm°""°° ‘md amd# IV <51'-> 1 Georgina 'mln-
. an e Mrs. Crawford McKay and Mrs. or, 3 Helen Mwxmnon' 3 nm
contents at between $1000 and $1 - F,-,nk Ben lunch
' ’ I °°mmli¢¢¢~ NM. Meezlnnon 4 c ul fl..
500, which is only partly covered by W T W I M ’ “ e e Mmm”
insurance. The loss is a heavy one . c rr “A mme McEwen' mn'
Mrs. Wallace McKay and Mrs T. Grade IV (Jr) 1 Irene Fl-ml, 2
for Mr. Ramsay and much sympa- Bulger A discussion was held in Mud d .
° rf! Hu d I
fry an cladys eul
y As Mt for mm' B' ’°‘""5 °° h°1‘““g “" °"‘°"°l“- 8 Gwrse Moore. 4 slllney lt;a;A:A
ment on the 20th anniversary of Nevin and Lewis Mvwmvln
hfinu-tl'l Linlment for lnmenell.
thg munleetlen er. the institute, Gnd, m_, mm, Burn 2
in -711110. but nothing definite was Kem.. plckardl 3 Bertha mm,y_ 4
, decided. Among the numbers of
rc taken to E. McCallums d Bobby Gates and Llo G te .
"A the program which followed the yd ° '
were treated with a. very dainty Grade II-l Ruth MacKinnon. 2
lunel.. ,"“"l"°S*‘ Pm °f the mmlns were Jenn meexulaen. a Mel-lm-le mag.
The following are the linapps: 3 ang “"5" ‘md ° °°n°°'t PW fm 4 Billy lang. .
rm Live wire. smell. calls y M” D' J- M`°L°°d- the first made I-1 pol-is pickers, 2 vel-
Gqal Prize being won by Mrs. T. Bulger ma Bm-km 3 Margsnt Curley'
MacDonald _,_ Mnooauum and Mrs. J. McGulgan, the second J,-,geph mu-ky and _,em mme, 4
Defence |prlae by Mrs. David Bell and Mrs. mfg", Tm|nm._
MW W_ Mew" ‘Walter Reid, and A contest put on pg,-mt Ammdmm. mum Hum
Crockett Af Mouughlin by Mrs- T~ 1301397- UTS* Pri” Win! Ivan Frlzzle, Lois Hurry, Helen
Forwards W0" bl' W5- mn" MCUWW *nd MacKinnon, Irene Frirzle, Lloyd
ls. vessey . c.. Meoellum MH- J- M°G“|s=n~ w¢°n4¢d W Gates, .mlm Meeglmlm
Crockett F. Hughes M"-‘~ Frank B911 'md MN- Uf°Wf°f\`| Average daily attendance for the
A. Vesscy 3, pm-d McKay. Lunch and s. pleasant so- mqnf,h__43_
mmm. E_M.¢;_,,u3h1m cial hour followed. Roll call for.
_1_ vessey H, Hughes next meeting to be answered by Lo,-d md uw Bldempaweu “L
J. McCallum "H°“5°‘°l°"‘1“5 Hill”-" ebrated their joint birthday by at-
PF
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H. Christie W. Murray tending a. big rally of Boy Scouts
(pen-let pleas, copy) ` ":j"_';_':"" ’»"“'""" '°’ "-"°"\°°'° and olrl Guides et Melts.
Halifax Ma or
HALIFAX, April 1.-(C.P.)-With
its objective the procuring of work
for the jobless of Halifax, Mayor
Audley A. Thompson has instituted
a "give-a-job" campaign which is
already meeting with considerable
success. ,
The idea behind the Mayor's plan
is to bring unemployed men into
contact with householders and
others who have small Jobs to be
done which require a day’s work or
so and which call for unskilled or
semi-skilled labor.
Within a few days after its incep-
tion, His Worship began to recglvg
calls from citizens anxious to oo.
°Perate. Scores oi’ men have been
placed at work gardening, cleaning
yards and cellars, building fennel
and doing other odd jobs of I limi-
lar nature.
,So heavy has become the demon(
for their services that the mayor
has put a card system into effect in
keep tabs on the work. Before 301!-ll
out on a job, each mania given I
card which he is required later ta
retum with a signed statement that
his ' work has been satisfactorily
done. _
Mayor Thompson is hopeful that
his idea will spread into other
centres of the province and he feell
that a widespread campaign sion]
the same lines as is being clrriat
out ln Halifax would help ln W
measure to lessen unemploymlm
throughout Novo. Scotia.
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' Australia has 60,000 Aboriginn
the same number as in 1921, accord-
ing to census flerilres just. mad'
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