APRIL 0; 102s.

"= $3311 as: - _ fié-él-éyi-g-xfi

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_ Never mind

the weather! Re-roof any time with Bums SHINGLES

\ -F j‘ ‘ ‘l ‘ ‘TIPUI them on over lhe old wooden shingles. No ex- “S ‘ ‘\’ sing your home lo the f-.‘lCil‘lt'iIl$.. No clutter. No 1*‘ ‘lb/y aisle labor. And lhcy are on for kt'€PS"“W03[l_llfI proof-fire IL'5lSlill'lI"_bCil\-nlIl.ll. Ask your roofing dim‘- BIRD l.- sou DIVISION BUILDING PRODUCTS LIMITED Hamilton TIIXOIIIO Mollllcdl B IRD'S 7Z0 Uficlléanl" 700w? Uheritfiest. u.-

ron sou: Br. STANLEY- SHAW & PEARDON. LIMITED. Charlottetown. narllvrva HARDWARE co.. LIMITED, Charlottetown.

France produced 52,040,000 metric n. torrid Egypt, nearly $450,000 ha and only $140,000 whlch “'55 "m"? than mill? 0f 1926- worth of straws ere imported lust

tons of coal and llgnite last year, wgrth or fen,

year. Last year America sent nearly six times as many automobiles. trucks

1919.

lof 103.000 lh the past five years.

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Investment Service

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For the benefit’ ofinvcstors and for our own guidance we. maintain a complete statistical deparilment, where rel:- crds of all important enterprises are available and through which information concerning comparatively unimportant companies is. also obtained.

We provide, without charge, investment record books which" enable clients to keep check on lntcrost and maturity dates of their holdings, as well as providing space for other important information. '

We have always included in our service the’ cashing ht par of alLcollpons and dividend checks _. ‘ed for pay- mcnt at any of our offices. l

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Fertilizer itlrders

All parties requiring Fertilizer through the Potato Growers’ Associa- tion must place their orders on or be- fore Thursday, April 5th.

P. E. I. POTATO GROWERS ASSOCIATION INC.

' mcnt all your pro election promisb?

V the proceedings at the annual meet-

' requires. and in

Palestlneis population is now esti- and busses to Europe as it did in m\tcd to be nearly 9000.000. a gain

without fail. I um. Sir. etc, ELECTOR 0F WEST PRINCE

' -————<0>-—__ LES TROIS MOUSQUETAIRES

Sll',—Ill your Saturday's issue I note a lengthy report is given of

lng -of the Temperance Alliance held in the Y. M. C. A. on Friday last.

There is no doubt. but thata call was made to the many faithful Liberals who were present in large numbers, including many (Liberal) members of the present government as well as the law partner of Prem- ier Saunders.

It has been qultb evident to our people for some time that the pres- cnt Alliance is simply an off-silo: cf the Liberal party who have used it as a political football as occasion this particular case the call was most urgent as the party had sufficient warning that their pet ally was likely to be sacrificed on the Altar of Homicidal Prohibition, and all future hope c? gaining power again through this intermediary would be destroyed. The oft repeated statement-when rogues full out let honest men be- ware, is still true and is quite ap- proprlateto the present situation. That the meeting was largely of a political nature I have only to refe1' to the speech by Rev. A. A. McLeod who was called to tack by the chairman, Rev. Mr. Raymond. He. ithe Secretary) evidently also con-i sidcrcd politics of more lm ortanrc. then the cause of true tel pcranctal according to the rev. chairman. Onl the other hand had the President of the Alliance given more atten- tion to the advice of the noted Dr. Inge of St. Paul's Cathedral he would find this Reverend gentleman pointing out the fallacy -of Prohib- ition measures, as arc now advocat- cd here. '

In a recent article dealing with present Temperance Legislation hcl is quoted as sayingz-“Rcferrlng to the idlosyrlcrasy of the clerical mind he makes particular reference to the legislation now in force in the United States which makes it a. crlmc to drink a glass of beer, and concludes his remarks by say- ing that the clerical mind does no: seem happy until it has found des- peraie wickedness in some perfectly harmless act." My only objection i0 this is he might have included some flegal minds". How true the above applies to the campaign carried on in our Province only last June when the clerical minds were in-‘ atrllmental in defeating thc only ‘sane legislation that so far has plcven to be of any success in -fultberlng tho cause of true Tem- pcrance. and if wc arc to judgcfroln the remarks of the Rev. A. A. Mc- Lcoci. these gentlemen arc already, badly out cf tune with their pct‘, pclicies of last Junc.

I am. Sir. etc. BREECIILOADER.

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Sir,—In looking over your report of the Temperance Alliance un- nual meeting, there is a cluusc in which a Mr. Wm. McLeod is re- ported to have stated that “No T0111; Government. federal or local ever passed a Temperance law." Tho Scott Act was introduced by Scot-f. ‘n liberal and subsequent temper- ‘Iancc legislation. was introduced by, fLibcraIr". The present prohibition‘ lnct was passed and put ill force bi!’ the Arscnault Government in. I phink. 1917 or 18. This act worked by a Commission was the most ‘stringent act cver put in forcc by ‘any government, and was really and truly prohibition until the smug,- lcr and bootleggei" learned how to beat it. It was pronounced by both parties to be a success. and was ‘used in the 191i) local election b‘! Liberal party vrorkcrs to hclp defeat the party that put it in force. Irfoiv many of the Temperance Alliance stcod by the party that put this act! on the statutes? Did one pcr cent’ of thi-ln -sllow any gratitude? Ii they did then thcii little politicians presented it in so arbitary o. light, that they succeeded in taking from the party who framed this act at least a sufficient number who thought their rights were being cncroachcd upon to bring about their defeat. Mr. McLeod is either extremely

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and blissfully ignorant. (and kept so by the Liberal press) or ex- ltrclnely and desperately ——— q lThc readers can supply thc word to‘ fill in the blank. Perhaps he is a stranger here. he may lately have come to this country and become lafflllotcd with people who are nct acquainted with events‘ that are but ten or twelve years old.

; I am. Sir. etc..

PRINCE COUNTY.

' $000k Quotations

‘ HALIFAX. lfurnlshed by Members of Exchange:

l April 2.-—Q\l0tatl0nsl Johnston and Ward}

the Montreal Stockl

l l New York EXCIIAIIKI!

- THE clmlgorrmrowu GUARDIAN

Lovely New Hats a Individual Styles $3.75

Usually such styles would sell for $5, $6, $7

100 New Novelty Hats, just received by ex~ press and go on sale in l l three groups

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Delightful Spring styles Shining little affairs-- sportingly simple—iav- ishly trimmed-Many combine printed silks -—one of New York's millinery crazes. in fact. hats for all 000a.-

Bashful Mr. Bobbs At York

0ft before have I written of good times that's been. Of concerts and plays that I've heard and I've seen. But the play there last week. I really liked more ' Than anything else I have o'er heard before. A real lively place is Little Big York. - And its many young people are not ’fraid of work; A rink they do want to skate in some day, So they said. to raise proceeds, we'll get up a play. At nights they did travel roads until one. They practiced rcal hard and. it wasn't. all fun. Yet they felt ‘twas worth wbilc when therc came round one

Never travel A without Eno.

Any change of climate, grmt or small,

is apt to disturb the inner system. So the experienced traveller makes sure that whatever else he forgets to pack, i: is not his bottle of

EhM)S.

~7=FRII IT SALT":-

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ight And they saw the hall filled till they all were packed tight. From city and country, through snow and through rain. By wagons and slcighs. by foot and by train- They camo. till they filled the place fllli to the door. Such a crowd in that hall was ne'er seen before.

wilgéz l aCiGG

sisters and lllrcc brothers. Mrs. V01) rnpubh played by Mir-s John Murphy and Mrs. John IJICDlJl isrcwn. fGallant of Klnkora: Ambrose lu

To 511v all lhc plot would scarcely Berlin. N. lI.. Frank. Boston. Mass.

ion! French town.

sions $3.75-- $4.50- $5.00

Fancy Cuff, Washable Gloves . . . . . . . . . . 75c

Charming styles in turn-back and flare cuffs Embroidered in soft, harmonizing ton- ‘-. esfalso the new spring

shades, Mode, Fawn, Sand. Grey, Pastell, etc A regular $1. O0 _ value, Special . .. .75c.

Silk Crepe de Chene. $1.69

Extra good weight ‘pure silk crepe do chene, 39 inches wide, suitable for after noon and evening dresses, scarfs, under- wear, linings, eac. shades, pink, coral, sand, copper, nlaise. navy, grey, blue, rosewood, flesh. cocoa; etc. A $2.00 value. Special $1.69

Silk Knit Bloomers l

89c

a very low price, cut in good fitting sizes, well made with reinforced gusset, elastic at waist and knee; white, pink, peach, nlaise, P. blue, nlauve, S. green, black. A regular $1.25 value. Special . . . . . . . .892

Boy’s Spring Coats $3.25

Boys’ Tweed and Serge Top Coats, rcul nlannisll styles, for 3, 4, 5, and 6 years. _ Blue serge, $3.25, fancy twecds, $5.75, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00.

Silk Drapery Materials

Lovely lustrous now drapery fabrics lll plain, shot, and striped effects, 5U inc-hos wide, so much in demand for window l draperies, bedspread cushion tops, otu.

Rose, blue, green, mulberry, pongee. PATONS. E l

rArous

Am. Bosch Magneto Co. 24'. '

Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . Sill

Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . . . . . .. 211E’. ' i

N. Y. Gen. dz Hud. Riv. RR. 174% MONTREAL. Que, April 2. ~~l

Con. Gas Co. <N.Y.> . . . . . . .. l46‘~<l,Domlnl0n Livestock R/eport. Catlicl

Intematlfilifll Pill)!!!‘ C11 73 lrccclpts 528. Cattle sales were slow nternatioltal Petrvleiiifl 39 and prices lower. good steers were:

I Standard 0110f N-J- 41*» from $9.50 to $10.25. good heifcrisl Mls. Kan. 8c Tex. Ry- 273 around $9.00 and good cows most» Southern Pacific Co. l22hlly $7.25. Choice cows were from‘. Union Pacific Ry- - < -- - ~- 195“? $8.00 to $8.50 and baby bccves from. U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . 116%.; $050 u, 311,00, hgpvy bulls in fairl Westinghouse Electric .. . .. 109 flesh sold for $6.00 or better and the‘ United States $1691 -- - -'-~ » -- bulk of the plain cows between $5 00 and $6.00.

All the new Spring

A serviceable weight silk knit bloonler at

f Pctcr Proud took the part of the mm___61SL Battalion winnipqlfl l

bashml you“? mm‘- l9i7-~Dclltals. Toronto. y ’ FY \ To evade female creatures fcr 19,8_Kilchenc,._ i? , miles he had run, . 1919_Hfln,mun_ ' u h In his cm" he had travelled, got- 1910_Wmn,pcg Fake,“ l ,____ l

brought the house dowll.

wcndnll Vcssey and Earl took your thirty-five cents, 3 Wllilc Frank handed program-I mes to ladies and tycnts. at clftd.

b: fair. . and Alphonsus at holnc. As I bellow: they intend to prc i iicr funeral which wcndcd its will! sent it clscwhcrc. v to Si. Mnlnchis Church on March "Fuccn acts was a solo, sung in the second urls among, the largest usual good style lzittcnilcd tilcrc. A Muss of Requiem IZy Harry. of C0Lll'.1$10. WIllClhlVl/‘Brlfillllé; llt'l‘tg’i.lfibtzl',ogéléefffi‘li“lfll lzlrollght quite a sm c. l, ‘a lcr lm. or lc r -p " To finish tho play on the stagn-isolll who also conducted the ser- dpl appflfl‘ vlcc at ihc grave xlftvr which all All the actors and actressc:.,tiuit was- morilll of Edna was laid to who yccfllvcd their duc cheer. rest, I‘hc pail bearers were; Edward

Thcorgan was heard twenty-five, when Arthur does play. on gourl. music you thrive! At the opportune time Lcstczl Keizcr arose, '

All dressed up to kill, in his

Though home yet to practice they went. And till ‘twas well learned the were not content. Mr. Brodie came next with his boxes to scll. Helped out by thc Doctor,

cccdcd in number ill England by y thc tit-lurk. according to on culin- cnt scientist.

Then without further notice footlights flashed on. All run by ‘lectrlclty. plofuncci v by Peter and Tom. Ray and Stan pulled the curitains, we all sat up straight.

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l very best clothes, i a TC p1,, Gcgrgc Watts and MrewMcCurvlll. Elmer McIvcr. Urban 5 Ho. spoke a fcw words and cllljil Capl. Wcsi- Farmer. Emmett Mr-Itlrlr. Percy ‘. °"° ‘lid Elwi- ‘ Much credit is duc for thfiylMurPliy- Bcniulnin Carr-

l ' Then had the good sense to g0,‘ wmked mm me "551" —-————<a<>~-~-~

l back to ills seat! v fires were cosy,‘ English spnl'l‘0vl’s arc now l-x- l

Modern railway gasoline lzmk who cars have just been introduced lulu

l And were somewhat surprimd (“d the job we“ Australia. mough expecl-aliwnli W079 A‘ U“; @1559 9f the sale the prn- L‘ _'""" " "'--“ ~ ml l gr” ~ coeds were read.

t To look at the stage was suI-dy a treat, The scenery and fixings would be hard to beat. A door at the left, door and will-

Cnc hundred and forty-five dollars they said. "The cats in Lhosc boxes. wondrous tc- sec.‘

And the ladies in charge pass-

Something About Our Mail Order System

Weft?

dow at right. l ,d _. F . . d ‘mt _ _ A doorway ill centre, with port-l By {h,,"§,,,',‘f§§,a,',‘,,d eaten me hiimfl-lmes W" m"! il» lm" m5 brig)“; g . hm" was quite law‘ possible to come to the city

to purchase your drug wants or perhaps you have a pre- scription and cannot conven- icntiy bring it to our store.

It is for pcoplc sue-ll as you that we have established ii

MAIL ORDER SYSTEM

It matters not what you dc- sirl- ill our lino, all you have to do is to vwitc or phono- wc guarantee to deliver the goods when and whcrc you want thcm.

(iIVE US A TRIAL AND FIND OUT FOR. YOURSELF

The 2 Macs

DRUGSTORB

An old fashioned fireplace seem-- ed real to behold. , While the walls were all paper-i, ed in white. blue and gold. The first to appear was Kathcr-l inc, a young ‘wife. l Played by Mrs. wIDockcndorfflfl who acted like lifc. Hcr poor hen-peeked husband was none other than Tom. ' l To hear those two bicker l surely great fun! In stepped the landlady of Boy- vlew Hotel.

All started for home. each at their own rate. The older ones hurried. the young folk»; did roam. For “the longest may ‘round was the shortest way home.“ But ll mattered not how. nor it mattered not whore. For both young and old cried. I'm glad I was tilcrc.“ . Jimmy, York. ' l

P’ll.i‘lOl. lalcasc copy» . "Twas Miss Jennie Dover. . did. her part well. __ Then in through the door. with a, Following is a "s, o; u“. teams “m and a 3mm)‘ ‘holding Lhc Allan Cup and Canad- A“ breathless‘ and hnuess‘ cnmclizln Amateur Hockey Championship .Obediah stump! sillco lllc trophy was; prcsfrlltud b! Th“; pa“ played by Arthur Wa5lSil' Molltagu Allan back in 1908. just one big laugh,

WclS

who}

| And Jcnnic did scold till hc I10 (ire-at, (ienrgg Sh-(‘QQ (liCd like a call. lmlwwmmpcg vlc‘ol~ias‘ , Trlrphrlnc llL-‘l m" "Tcmmlld “T” Ffalwes- '~‘ ISlIZ-Wlllilipcg Viclorills. ~ 3'0"“? Slmrw cll- lflllt-Willnipcg. _..___._____ __.._.._-____.___ And 305ml“ Otis ‘W5 Maw her‘ lillll-Rfiglilil Vlclorlns. ‘- -e4ccoc+vo0+o .4

5°"- i015 ~Willnlpcg Victoria».

tcn into the crock,

And tllcrc had a "spuncturc" when a. til-c sprung a leak. Mnrsioli Bobbs. not so bashful.

was Mr. Loith Brown. Who ill his droll sayings fairly

1921- University of Toronto. l022»Granltcs. Toronto.

1921i ---Grnnlics. _Ii'il'i1i1ln.

lilii-i Soc (lrcyhollnds.

i925 -Porl Arthur.

ill2fl~Port Arihur

27- YUmvr-rsiiy oi ‘forollill.

1928- Jlnivrvrsity ni Mnnli-obzl. Tlif‘ Allull Cup L-s vlllilll-lnul-ll: oi bhc unllltcul- hockey lJllliiIlDlOilSllIp 0i Canada. tho WlllllCfS oi which play oil cvcry four years for Lllc world's Ullliitfilll‘ hockey title. These play-oil's tlllzc place during the Ol- ympic games.

We une thin adjective ad vliediy.

Bufforerl from Eyenlraln may have perfect vlulcn and therefore do not cuspecl the

With sciatica in foot or neuralgia nfliltiice 0i any eye defect.

l’ llilfiill."“ Every fresh difficulty did lllakc lilo crowd scream. Pl-arl Vcssey was Jcall, and ell- gagcd to bc wed Tc Mars-ton, but ll‘il‘ll‘l‘li‘(1 tho bashful one ‘stead.

The motive pOWrr l in: cntlre human Orqnrmw Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, It in computeu utilize about, 20% o1 (his Nerve Energy. but when Eye.

Thcmfzsgltcfircthtajtstircietlrl wore wcrc - . -<c> ~- Iotraln ll present. a much - _ - '~ or c pro ril l d, And clothes add a lot to u ploy. In Him: daffisflvzzygsjfsrnlzzh you'll agree. _ tllci n ti f . Ncxgbggiadygftggc nlovics". hcr Mich‘, JAM FAitMi-lit CQIIIIViO 123K031 new‘: ' enuy may seriously r1 g n,

A dmlculli W“ 3'9‘ Sh“ mndkd In the luidst of lifc we arc in functioning of lathe: cgllrgan: ill “Sll- death. Seldom if cvcr has these o! (he body ",5 prod“, n,

Aild 155i was h" "laldi mm‘ dls‘ lincs been felt more in the hearts oi the Parishioners of Klnkoro and l‘ vicinity touched more tenderly than

on February 20th . I928, when the

hlllth.

HAVE YOUR EYE!

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TIN? Only Remedy . Angel of Death visited the homo of E"""'"E° ‘ James Farmer. Kinkora. and claim- Reheved Her cd for its own his beloved wife Edna G. F. Hutcheson V ~~-—— at the carly agc of 24 years. Al- SAYS 0159M"? CIMBOT 9|’ though the deceased had been in 0pm non-m

DODD‘S KIDNEY PILLS

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declining health for the past five mouths everything was dorlc to hclp hcr gain her strength. But God wtilcd otherwise and the grim stranger crossed the threshold and zolled her from thLs world of suffcr- ing to hcr Heavenly reward.

licr earthly career was short us"

O-§O04&40-6 $404 040-004 o 0 o. .

Quebec Lady Is Very Satisfied With theilcsults Received from Tak- lng‘s Budd's Kidney Pills

__.,. g Ste. Lazaro. P. Q. Apl 2 <Speclall "I havc taken many remedies for

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COAL

‘ Montreal $100K Eiiiihflii!" Quotations. Butcher steers gourllmy kidney trouble and they have the final summons found hm- 1,15,!

i , , l $9.50 to $10.25. medium $8.75 toldonc me nc good," writes Mdc. Cha- M, m“ pol-god whcn life's hulk-pl

Al‘ ml" 8‘ Sam“ Fe m‘ m0 Abitibi . . . . - - - -- - 3° $9.35, common $7.25 to $8.75, butcher bot. a well-known rcsidcnt of this Should be me brim-Ms‘,

limcrmgninrlléwgtlgo ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 133M Howard Smith . 140 ' heifers good $0.00. mcdlum $7.60 to place. "1 tried Dodd‘s Kidney Pills Burma hm. ‘um, m“; trying m. If your ccai reqiilrflncnts m"

i Am: Smelt‘ & Rang ‘awn.’ Montreal Powfli‘ ~ - 94 $8.75. common $5.50 to $7.00. Butch- and they are the only remedy. from "m, m, word o; Complaint was running low, wo can ‘supply w ll

i National Blewerlcs . 119 er cows good $7.20 to $0.00. medium which I have received relief. hpgrd l0 0563p!) i101‘ llpg and 1.1“- iviih romi fmh ccui-tnmprisinu Winnipeg Electric - 123‘ $5.00 0o $6.50. canners $3.00 to $3» When even slight kidney dcrangc- hopes o; rucovcry buoyed he, up, 2:222:22 so ~ it: ca: ml... .. ..... 0:r:.:.:s.lr::: "lmztlallzl: '2‘,,*{‘,;";P,'§,,‘;““;;"g":'" do": c“.