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These are the MostSpectac_ular Values
Ever Offered in the Province
  0n Sale Thursday March 12th
at 2.30 P. M. for $59.00 each
"__ $150, $175 & $195 for $59.00 _-
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, An Amazing Purchase -
We made a fortunate purchase in Indies Rat Coats, sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 40
and 421 inches long, lined wiihiirst quality Silk. The regular prices are
$l5(l-ill), $17500, $195.00.
These Coats were purchased in Montreal 10 days _8¥0» fl'0l\\_3 fill' “\’"“"
factiirer who was forced by his creditors to liquidate lux stock.
- Easy Payment Plan
‘ Rather than carry them over for another season, we are giving this
wonderful opportunity to our customers now, ‘on the follo\\'ingdtermsi
You may secure one of these garments on Thursday by paying B $13051
»  of $20.00 and the balance in six equal monthly payments of $6-50 GMU-
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_ _ M D A D had taken fruit to three old ladies.
S, A. C 
_ ___ be purchased. An interesting pro-
.N01-ma Currie, and Mrs Ernest Cur-
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[an i-ie, a good attendance at all the meet
iastern Guard ings as well as a large number oi
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35, Simdsy, March 15th, Rally Dey- _ . _ _
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foeoial sgvice. Mpgigizdvrzygr us' dem, absenm Meeting opened by
Ifrmon. b L_ 311;" mv( Rom B41) singing Ode and repeating Creed in
;i}Ii(ldI:ili’sesearI/ice 3 P m "BU"-ds “id “mn” Rm can was Awered by '
“ce .7 p_ m_ ..-I-he Quest of Um... F_ the last meeting which was a-n5W°f¢d
:SL Belt. Captain-in-charge.
2: . PRINCE OOUNTY HOCKEY gram was furnished by the commit-
SIR.:-The record of the Cape M m
Tavern Hockey tum for the mst ng comm ee, Mrs. Elmer Betts,
winter playing league games for the Le
e, Mrs. Chiu Mclsaac Mrs Alvin
A. E. M also Tr h also Ex . ' '
clson Curiie presiding in Prcll hibm°n°'gam:_ °° 3' md .McIsasc, Lunch committee Mrs.
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LEAGUE GAMES ougs Mrs Elmer Betts Mrs
M ~’“'°‘“Y’ °°P° '1`""'"° 1 A1' inittoegiui-s Albert ciorriii Min /in-
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“At kedequez C.” hlvus. 2 AL nie M. Mclssao, Mrs. Alliston Mc-‘
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5Y‘l'll,!AN CHURCHES - Services
-“lor Sabbath, March 15th: Cardigan.
it ii ii. in. ana '1 ii. in.: Dome Vel-
`ley at 3 p. m. In the evening, the
,Minister begins a course of ten scr-
"'}mon.; on “The Undiscovered Country
‘fund the Way to it." based on St.
.lilohn XIV, JV and XVI. Rev. W. E.
._$I>avies, B. A., Mlnlstcr . I
 ..°i»iiiNrvi. isiuay - wnile!\viH\1i11s Out with °“1Y *W° °"°" °“°
by the name of a town and what it
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led on, bills were presented and or
d
[or school lunch $2.02. flowers $4-00
sewing is carried on among the mm
beis and many useful articles mld¢.
members and friends. A 811955318
contest was conductedby me 3°°'°i'
ccnciiidfd at last mcetinl- MT! EU*
est Currie and Mrs John MacDougall
notcd for The usual business carr bmy 0 Williams. The meeting is to be held
DQdly, Mitch 1101. O'Lcl»fy Disk!!
versus Granite Sisters. Skating after
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-uLi;:;'-.toon woltir:N's IN-
ETITUTE - The regular monthly
meeting of the Glenwood Womens
president, Mrs. Alfred Gorrill, o:cu~
, pied the chair and the meeting was
opened by singing "O Canada" and
repeating the creed in unison. Roll
cull was answered by jokes. The
minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. The reports of the
.committees were then given. 'I'hc
' visiting committee reported that th
'I'hc school committee stated that
they had visited the school and ad-
vised the purchase oi’ a' new drinking
fountain. Motion carried that this
tee. For next month the commit-"
tees appointed were as follows: Vis-
Mrs. Alfred Gorrlll; School Commit-
Chas, McIsa.sc, Miss Dorothy `Mc-
John Currie, Mrs. James Auld and
Mrs. John McDonald; Program com-
inoton with anuio. aaoa-:s-io-ai ”'"" *”‘”’°‘° °“"" memld' 'nd
t.
_ _zmmoulsnn _nr “num were viims to sinnnieraide on Su
or oil fires, sold at Braces. lu hy'
_ 1 d.
_FONEUED nAm__,r'o dum” in Buinuierslde Friday night at en
were arrested on Sunday afternoon
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Y les Cash Grahama
the police oonn so their boil oi no °“" M” °”" ' wh 1
ascii was iorieiteii.-s. , “°‘°' “"°”d°d "‘° h°°"°" "1" "
_ _ aid, B df d.
Snitz: JinBnnhdm;>rder gurl fetltilizei W”  ggxlgiexcgrynsaturdiy 0;.
ro . . mai , ens ng n a
' his th .
lowest prices ever quoted on P. E. tending tho funeral M mo Br
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mmm 373o_3_4_m the late Mrs. Mary McDonad
_gonpgn N_4'n0NALs vg Mon.: was in Bradalbane, on Wednesday 
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tsguc Imperial: at the Forum to- the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Bennett _ A new  \’\.
night st 8.30. Semi-finals P.'E. I. D€i8l1B!\-'E-
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Intermediate Championship. Special --- of Values' in ff/j-` N ‘AN
tnnn leaves Borden it 5 ooiocx. ~The young mon. Leo Doiroii. who _tri/_ti f \
‘ 3819.3-10 had taking suddenly ill at the Ciys- "'-V/\ /\
the luests of Mrs. Annie .MacDon-
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-°<=--of -»==»-1--fo we- ;°;';:.'.“‘..‘:.;i°:.**'f”  *"i new _models in is o 0
Mrs Neil Otolch. South Freetowii,
` -an-_ on-ii smith. minonid. we-9
ing the hockey instch.--E
summersido on ri-idsy nlsht.--E
-Miss Alice Deighan, Emerald,
tal Rink, Saturdridy night, is now
_convalcscing and his many frieiirh
liope to see him out in a few days.
Miss Inez Connolly of Middleton
is spending a few days picasuiitly in
Albany, the guest of her cousin,
Miss Esther Noonan.
Congratulations are being extend-
cd to Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKay i
on the arrival of a bouncing baby i
`boy.
Miss Jean Affleck was a recent |
'visitor to Borden, F
Miss Ads Walsh. Borden, spent
last week end at her lioine in Al-
bany, the guest of her parents.
Mrs. Arthur Green and little son
Ralph, were recent visitors to Emer-
ald, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hughes. ~
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cameron of
Albany. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Angus MacDonald of Shamrock
were visitors to springton Sunday,
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breasted, pluin backs and “Guard” 25%,; jk/ 
;MEl's, herringbone and mixed tweedl. "  j.,i,,
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'Institute was held on March 2nd at _ _ _ Q
the home of Mrs. Elmer Butts. The Albany And VlClI`lIty `
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Here is an amazing line oi' well tailored y \
suits that will interest men who have been , 
paying $30.00 to $35.00 in tiio post. \  ’
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_Smart suits -are lower in price this “
Spring at “THE MEN’S STORE." You’ll
be delighted with these fine models in 
TW;f;‘|S» Wffififefie, Botany sergcs-worsteds % / i
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Single and double breasted, two and - 
three button coats, all new-all ex ressive l /f %
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Of "W V¢l'y lust word in fine tailoring.
$22.50  
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Shown in window today
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$16.00, $17.50, $20.00. _f,t""\ ’~  -
ered paid namely cows and suill’ d
which find i~ca.ciy sale amongst the
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dequo 2. ' V 'Fo'
. at ui ii i Mrs. ia iii _
A" B°“°°“° °‘P° ""°"°’°° ’ 5°' at this sxtigg tnero  girgitig
eque 1. ’
At Bcdeque: Ul~P° Traverse 8 Bo- “Eagan -member' Wd mrtrme
At Cape ‘l‘ravei's`e: Cape Traverse ` _ _‘°"_
0 Borden 0. -M35. CA'!’HERlN'E PABBMOIE
At Kensington: Cope Tre/verse 1 ,--Many friends throughout the Prov-
. in ll
-My for the past three mmm! md   Traverse 4 at°'SiI'niun;-:Stix toI1h;(‘<:n:i)§ythii?io$IiIrI:‘,¢
ensington 0. of Mrs Catherine Passmore, widow
i of the late George Passmore, former-
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'some of the boys were jumping oft;0f riirlcf-.cn questions, i* con St W2!
F 1 nuts" Younl PcoDi¢`l 5"' paying 5' dime with the exception M
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g-me ,approach of the Momageunlioroiighly enjoyed by all as 6 Q11 Bo
rdcn 3.
EXHIZBITION GAME! ly _of Charlottetown. Mrs. Pusxnore
At Cape Trowrse, Cape 'Traverse 6 was in _her 83rd year and enjoyed
srl.
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,_ _ 1, k W d _ltions were timely und of an educs-'
"Bridge mm 8 mow an on e nes tive value as well. Another contest
' ` ` ` to
_gritty afternoon, Sandy Reynolds. son
'-50! Mr_ and Mrs. Marshall Reynolds,
lilinkle. He was immediately taken
:to his home and a doctor was suin-
‘jnoned and after examining thc lcz.
Elie reported that there was no bones
jiroken, but was a severe sprain and
Would require rest for a few weeks.
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time
INSTITUTE WORK
 Ringwood Women’s Institute has
onthg by Mrs John MacDonald,
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stalls at next inertillg. and T011 Can
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“had the misfortune of sprainiiig his"-S L0 17° ““°“°"Cd by My "S sc mo
'l”cacliei'." Beside business, etc., a so-
clni time was spent the meetings ire,
iiitcrestiiig and_a spirit of co-oliefl'
tion and good will prevails amonil
the members. Which is the one and ‘E
only way for the success of any or- 8
ganization. We trust it may still con-
fig-m_ The lnstitute was pleased to
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welcome two new members to their
to fifteen.
fairly good health until a few weeks 0
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Creed and singing the Institute Ode.
The attendance was somewhat small-
Mr. and Mrs. George Burns were
recent visitors to lower Bedeque,
sucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest IL.
Poynter.
The February meeting of the Jub.
Lies Women’s Institute was held at
he home of the president, Mrs. W.
P. Cameron. Tho meeting opened
in the usual My by repestin th
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Filillillilii FEliTI|.|ZE
t-cam in Prince County. Then after years ago. Mrs Passmore returned to paid' The “ext meeting will be
_ this wonderful showing all nelson Bummerside to live about ten yearn hem °° th° mme 0! MTS- Wm. Buch-
At Victoria, Cape Traverse 3 Vic- she took a paralytic stroke on Friday c
ria 4. last which proved fatal. The deceased
At Victoria, Capt Traverse 0 Vic- was a native of Grand River and was
torln 1. formerly Miss Bell of that place.
In the league games, Cape Trav- Older residents oi Summersido will
rse scored 13 goals against them. In remember Mrs Pnssmore when she
he exhibition games, Cape 'I‘rsverse|carried on a successful dressmaking signed' The" W" “sm m°mb°"
cored 15 goals and had 0 scored establishment there. After her mar- i2:1d't:rm'ue“'::bpr“;;i'1m Th: mu
' W F Y W g a une.
tinue and results will be truly bone- “5;uY1_‘;fIfyt};*;1’:~above is proof that ::;§h;t§:§:1£;r;B£¥ ssafnglqexs An auction sale of quilt cotton fell
apo Traverse have one ofthe bcstli N.8., where she had many friends. "° m° highest bidder' M"' J"m°5
his kindness and thought for bring-
fo,"
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£1 msrtamed for the past thrplclub which brings me membership up not the best intermediate hockey Her husbiind' predeceased her twenty "°h“°°“' 'uw °°“"° W" th’ Pri”
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I BELL YA CHE ??
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Then stop bellyaching about '
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ST  MEMBER CAPE TRAVERSE Bock. ‘t 2 pm' Rev' C' J' SL Cm' J"n5 me  ‘
 ' _FY fm,=,=,,‘M °f"§if”’f“'fS' i’f-2f;“.'3_!'2Ex\_Lr:fr":iirs3!'°sire!"-_,__i‘f51`2""?7’f _ __ _ __ _. ~ e
both in league and exhibition games, ago after an accident which injured man' An" “H the business mafi-
Mr, C. E. Jones Pres. Intermediate her hip, necessitating the use of a "5 °°n°°mm5 the Institute WEN!
Hockey for the Maritimes steps in crutch when walking. Blie was of a 5°m"d' *"1 h°U1' W” Whiled BWBY by
and bars Cape Traverse on s. mere kindly disposition, very fond of the °"~ ICG "Ulm Ind Ollie WH! Serv-
technicaiity and allows Borden to out of doors and loved to work in her 'G I-"5 H V050 0! th!-nks to the host-
play oft for the McLean Trophy. I garden. Even last summer slie tend- W 1°? 55° B0°d N010 IDGM in their
. would ask Mr. Jones to explain ed her garden every day. She was home- T110 Nltiomi Anthem
through the press his reason for conversant with current topics and UYOUBM the eV€n1n8'S meciihs 150 11
making such I ruling. The MacLean was pleasant company for the many C1058- '
` Hockey League Executive 'managed friends who called to sr her. A
the disputes for two previous years. staunch member of the Preswteriim Mrs. Jemima Howatt and daught-
hard times and Everything went along very smoothly Church she attended divine service' er Victoria of Cape Traverse an
until he took the league under his whenever her health permitted Mrs. Prince Gamble of Albany were
wing, 'png Cape 'traverse Hockey There is left to mourn one sister, recent visitors to Summcrside. |
’ team uid also the fans believe Mir. Miss Margaret Bell of Summerside to
PRA I I S Jones has given them a raw deal and whom the Guardian extend.-i sincere The Albany st. Pats Hockey Team ' 
- I think hc should give an expiims- sympathy. The remains will be taken played 3 mend; 
y game of hockey in
AT tion through tl-i¢ press. to the Presbyterian Church at noon Bedeque ,ink wednesday evening'
1 nm sir, etc. on Wednesday, the service being held Mu-ch 4
wing to the stormy nllht and bad
ing confined to the house with bad 5
olds. Thanks to Mr. Johnson for
ing his team and taking the nearby
members to the meeting. The min-
utes of last meeting were read and
FARMERS:
You cannot offset the present low
values of farm products- except by' do-
creasing the cost of production and by
increasing your yields. Therefore, it is
our duty to advocate the use of home
mixed chemicals rather than factory
mixed fertilizers, because of the saving
of costs and the higher yields it means
to you. ~ I
using 1800 lbs. of ii 4-8-12 mixture per
acre. He reports: “the mixed fertilizer
cost me $500-00 more than the chem-
icals would have cost, and based on
the average yield I obtained with the
home mixed chemicals during the same
year_I was short three thousand bush-
els of good potatoes.”
Mr- Famer, are you work-
. ing for yourself, or for the manufac-
Ii' you buy chemicals you can turer of mixed fertilizer?
hundred acres with mixed fertilizer,
MARCH 19th, 20th and 21st, i
Thursday Friday Saturday
BRINGING UP FATHER
purchase the same amount of plant
food at $5.00 less than you will pay for
it ton of mixed fertilizer, and have
from three hundred to tive hundred
pounds less material to handle.
Home mixed chemicals generally
give better yields than mixed fertilizer,
particularly in a dry season. Last year
`f one prominent grower planted one
ci
This Association working solely ln
the interests of the farmer, advocates
the purchase of chemicals, and home
mixing. Manufacturers adyocate mix-
ed fertilizer. The choice is ydurs.
We can supply you with either or
both. Write us for prices which are the
lowest we ever issued.
P. E. I. PUTAT iiii0WEiiS' ASSBGIATIUN
0 *_ By George Mci\'lfm\ll
Get enough extra goods for your
dollars to make you realize that their
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SCARCITY DOES NOT MATTER
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We are mailing 21 Hundred Cir-
culars to your local P. 0. Ask for
yours.
C. E. PRATT & SON
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