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WARNING _

The attention of those interested in directed to th:

fact that The Charlottetown Fox Breeders Protective As- sociation is in a more favorable position than ever 'to pro- secute any who trespass on the property of the under- mentioned members: 1 `

3 Points to-.Remember

BEST LEGAL TALENT RETAINED FIRST CLASS DETECTIVE AGENCY `

TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS » _ `.

iMa.c_Lure & MacKinnon, 1 l .Charlottetown Royalty.

_ Southport. `

Uliarlottetown B. B. Fox Go.,

1 Charlottetown Royalty

EL R. Brow,

,day with her sister, Mrs. Earl mils.

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Agent at Summersiile, Lloyd Lewis

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-ond walk on it in less than one-half hour. Use “L:icq” where the household traffic is heaviest. It will withstand wear, does not show scratches. and will not be affected by repeated washlngs and scrub- hlngs.

Finish your furniture and woodwork with

“Lacq.” It produces ii surface both beautiful and durable. And there never has been is paint so easy to apply. ' _

` _ ri-ice: PERPINT-$1440

ll00 desemjast week, On the Milo route which hal been added to the

ing the present season he is having particularly gcodf success.

vicinity wore- nettcsiiy Mr. Davis Livingstone on Ap.-ii zstn. when about three-quarters of a barrel were Clilzht- Few were netted from that date until the 29 lnst 'on which there Was s. comparatively large catch.

Mrs. John W..Currle and daughter.

Hazel. spent several days visiting re- latives and friends ln Milo and vicini- ty.

The proposed repairs to Glenwood

I-lall have been deferred until a. ls- ter date except for the shlhgling of the roof which is now being done.

' Mrs. E. L. McDougall motnred to West Gaps on Monday and spent the

Mr. Lionel Livingstone left on Moh-

dsy for Lot 7 where he intends to fish lobsters during the spring season.

Mr. Charles Livingstone is now lll with pleurisy and Mrs. Livingstone is also lil. Their msnyfrlends wish them a complete and rapid recovery.

During their tivo weeks visit to

Medford, Mass Mrs. Webster Boulter and little daughter; Celine had a most enjoyable time. They visited at the home ol’ Mrs. Boullrsr's brother, Dr. J. A. Boyle of Medford and also met

many éformer Islanders, On the retum trip `t_ cy stopped oii in cntriotictown and spent a few dsys with Mrs. Boul- tAr'l daughter, Miss Flora. Boultar,

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~ ~ 1 _»_.t_§_ -vi P., ng.” '_~A_.._.,`-

territory covered _by this clrcls dur- :ummm and' “° mu uw '°°“'

_team of basketball. They have been

'great tn-the past, but_ani probsb

_ ly

even greater now. ukasides of Tor-

'l'he first [herring caught in t.liisl°m“° h” d"`°""°d tm* "° Ulm’

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sorrow. They went_West with h WOYGG up that they would make iresl bid to lift the Canadian Wom en's senior championship. It has been YHCUIY admitted that theywers _like- ly to prove_the best ol all Eastern

ors, but those peerless Grads whip

the first half, the score at the inter-_ mission being is to ii. buttnc onus

'were invincible in ins second ses- \sion, running up 28 without _a reply. What a drubbing! The Gi'-ads 'coached by Percy Page have been Canadsfs best women's i`eam_ for years and they' are likely to 'remain' just itnnt for sonic tune _io coi_n‘e_ 'rno W. I-rdl' Of P189 cannot ba" overlooked. In 903 starts his team have won vic- ,tories in all but seven engagements. \_lV'hat s record! Not one member of 1110 vriginal players remains, yet those Grads keep on tasking on the verdicts. That 47 to 1'! set bask may serve ss ii stunning blow to eastern

'basketball Vast improvement must be shown' lf contenders for the t'tle ara to be developed. In the meantime, the Grads reign supreme, well en- titled to all the* lsurels won.” ~

BUSINESS GIRLS ,MAKE

BEST WIVES

I (Canadian Press); Sydney. Australia, M,ay 2,, Wim--.

make in-io betta- wiv..-_.girls

student at Prince of Wales College.

nor friends regret that rain Nouy

l-lart is still in poor health. It is hop- ed, _however that with the return of

improve satisfactorily.

_'Messrs Ernest and Frank McDonald

recently went to New Brunswick on s business trip, crossing from West Point tio Point du Chene' in the new !‘.".0lM' bolt which Mr. Benj. Dlmville had built last winter. They enjoyed a

pleasant trip over and on return.

Miss Helen Morrison recently spent

s few days in this vicinity where sh was the guest ol Mrs D. A. Mc- Pherson.

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Monday, where they were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. McDonald.

Mr. Benjamin - Breyenion is now

working in this vicinity pursuing his calling of tailor.

summer weather her conditions will'

_J,_ D. Kennedy and Dr. Ken- nedy were visltors to Glenwood on

o.

lhavewmmedinorflcescsthole ‘have spent time athioine _'Phe [Consensus of opinion among employ ‘ers of ll-116 starts in Sydney is that slrls with cominercial experience are the better. 'rho stan exccutivc or one 01 Svdnsvs lu-rest owns said: “wc

Ind lvrsfctic-ally all who leave do tor the purpose of mairrying. In my opinion a girl who has spent her time usefully in rpiroduetive work is fsr superior to one who has ldlcd B-\\'B? her time. _

The gh-1 who has worked outside as

well ss at home makes the better wife. Sie would bttvg a wider range of experience, is better sz/nseof mon- etary values, and s wide vision. 'Our experencas is that girls ln general

'fafiher do they enjoy it." said C

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0M artoyearthcpopulartaat _f . _ ‘ --- ' .

FR Ye e orteabe maimcrsoiicwiwumuiiogowl _Umm hm Chilean Steamer _

have hunreds of girls _on _our staff

so

do

not weary or their won: in orrices,

the

staff superintendeitt of a leading

'Sydney bank. "I do not think that ‘_ ' large percentage of girls in offices are

iievoiu or knowledge oi wisely cuties.

timers at the Cordage Works here lui acharioetotumbackthe psgmto t‘ good old days when full rigged shlr sailed the ocean and steel 'equippc I-smnisnip. were nothing but a to

hawser, which, when completed, vias

cumference and each strand of the e_ .

three ropes was five inches around. , itiounting every yarn used .to make ' 'one ofthe nine strands there were 2178 yarns in the cable. The dlmen- _

sions oi tnc con into wnion it was l '_ 'rolled were 8 feet by B feet by 6‘.£-

>o fl is S*

l ' _The three large strands were twis- ,ted together in a direction opposite to tho twist or ins nniiiici- strands, ol trick which holds such a large cable ' together. A rope of this construe- i

_tion does not have the - strength oi’ a E

,_

'plain-laid rope, but it is more elastic, rf

_has greater resistance to albrssive wear. and does not absorb water as 'quickly It is the old sallormarrs

l"\\'atier-laid rope." It is s good rope i w;tn which to anchor in n titicwntei-.|

plus. _ _

This type of stream cableis a thins

of the past. ships like the trlscte Constitution and other great sailing

_.

RDLLO BAY AND VICINITY

M`ss Mary Donahue, teacher at St.

riiy wi-st the suest ot Miss Kath

Mr. E. L. McDougall arid Mr. B.

Breyehton motored to Springfield West on Sunday and spent the day with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs._Jas_ McDougall. _

Miss Bertha Bulger was a receh

William Dyment.

Mrs. Nicholas Bulger.

lgyed. _

lweek. ‘_ ' '

_O Leary and Vicinity

Gi-ri-S probably spend about seven Stars in office life. and then marry, and they usually nuke happy and

elficient housewives."

¢n_;§i§fTuii`;o'-§cii§<i7nin noi-itr»‘~in general as it tells not of the bl'g_ones which got away but ot those

visitor to Knutsiord where she was s guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.

- M1" “ounce Dymem_ Kmmfm-d other large ones were caught one b has spent 'the rest two weeks at the MF- WUIQE- M°D°“Hld md 0M b

name oi ner grandparents, Mr and M-f Wesley Currie- Both were over

_two pounds in wefght and over six- ,teen and a hair inches in length. _lf Mary White. Gowan Brie-

A pleasant evening was spent at the:5°m° °f me “‘h°"m'“ W°“1d °"i*?h

Although June “the month of wed- _‘move impuritia from wheat intends d1nss."- "is 'still almost thirty dsvs roi- sooo. rt is inset up oi sins. etc. BWI! 0l1° Ui 001' YUUHI bachelors -but and removes practically all impurities. wait! we‘ii tell you all about it next As the wisdom of sowing on

_ _ . which

were actually' caught. Recently Mr,

g, _Dougall of Glenwood and went down

to the nearby river to break it in

_and a‘half inches i.n length.

i-.ohio of Mr. James Livingston ’5°m¢ °f "h° i"`°“i whim -l‘_“i' mini”

on Friday whens number of friends !"° °‘°“P°» h°W¢\'¢r. they would make

assembled and whirled av/sy`tl-ie hours W9* mm ‘mm by °°mP°'fi5°“-

with ‘music and dsiiclns. A dainty "_‘ , ` lunchegn gf iggigyggm and ggke W5; ` MI. Slhdlufd Phillips WM Ln Oili-

served by the ladies and at s isis _$10318 Pl&°\'is'¢r OU Mimdly 911 YOU hour the guests departed well-pleased to Chl\rl¢_'M¢'t0v\'11-

with the happy evening they had en- ' ---

Leard Bros have recently ins

_ . alled

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in the r mill a cleaner desighe to red mm ot twenty cum dom" was

ihigh quality 'seed is being strongl

country were _ in for their supply iartilisers on,'i‘uesday in readiness io ' the potato growing season. -

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For pollahlnguse “OLD ENGLISH” WAX on

' _ I __ your _ floors. l_liio_ie_ul|;

` j’ “_li_; etc. Itkivol awondar- ‘x `*`~---_-.___-.J/A ful gloss .and at_tlie

this pi-dscrmi tliefaariaes. _. _

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'say were 'in-oienwooii on Monday, 'rheoamst M‘r.Wm-'A-I Mcwill evening trying to cstcnths clus:vs.ismt‘mii1_at uilburo -_tive was emit. 'ras iioowi- no canes nomo‘Mondsy and went out _t».\='n_e . to attend to oniimitnii' aunt. out waste me witn it. 'rain it pp.-ticui 'they fctunita the _icuowing moi-ning u-ly _r`¢¢f¢tt\\7le'a'tth1s»ea»_<\n is W ` one-on this ootuion wc .nnicntonu with the rainy 'wcu1d‘-hm bee

lucin cuinpistts intnccccui-it oi sms. Mr- A111- M°}’f\°°“- Bt- '~`*°°fw-

~ iut'oir»;wsrc'otoi-tes immesiauiyj una ws# w Sw-ir recently on I businm ,_ in-_ _uowuucnu _unoccio mon to nm 'ti-ia. _ .

,,m,,._ U ,inc nun running _a_¢u.n `

am. ina in-»'._ _omits Albsrtori have been ' spending' a

Llewellyn Livingstone purchased a new steel rod from Mr. E.L. Mc-

The first trout brought up was over _two pounds in weight ind eighteen ` ard Peters. Bear _River South. were

'rm lin Rollo Bay recently on a business

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y _ .

Her many friends will regret to

te _

Adolphus Burke, Bear River and

u8'Donii¢i ami .ns A. sz. Mnononnid of ‘Little Pond, were in Bouris Tues~i

ork

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learn ot the serious illness ol Mrs.

The dance given by the ladies of Rollo Bay East in the schoolroom _on

ly attended. Music was furnished by

Messrs. Joseph Cheverie, » semis West. Edwin Peters, Rollo Bsy, and

Friday night, April 25th., was large-i

the Misses Mary_ and Beta White. Bouris East, Frances Peters and Mrs Felix Peters, Rollo‘Bsy East. The

realised. _

Mr John U. MacDonald. Bourls

IZ, East. was a recent visitor to Rollo

iemphsslud at the present time, this .B‘7' _ -

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arseriault of cleanei-_should prove a boon to farm

eiooiniieio have returned honic alter ei-s in ti-in vicinity.

spending s few days as the guest or` _ ‘ ' _ _

their daughter, Mrs. Neil Mclsasc.-(Li _Many_farm_ers from the contlguo

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e..

i Messrs. John MseRse and I-I. ,MacKinnon, Rollo Bay. Edward Me-

r day attending the funeral of the

late Margaret MacDonald. who died sunday in the Oity Hospital.

' Mi-1 id Mrs'/i .1 mononaiii,

on n . . . th. Glenwood, Miss Emma and Mr.

_ John Fisher, Rollo Bay~Centre, mo-

tored to Fortune Road Sunday.

Mr. Joseph Mscbsan, De Gros

Marsh. wsu s ‘recent visitor to mono say. -~ '

in l

dsyssttnehom`aor.tt`ie lstter‘s`par-V ` " "_ _ _ __ _ _ _

3; -,nm M, “.4 gi-._A,y_ p_ ;¢,,,,,¢,_~ am. o. is. money ma im. cam- - ~ _ f 1 .~ .- - _ _ _ _V_;-_ _

' ol wen nt- iocni-vu-iron-to sicuo :asv l

Wwlllill '_l‘fewdAyawltbhi’ ~ ‘ "_ _

‘im\\saiisi\ali‘.atsa.luitosii. o.< (__ 'iii»asaiirsridh_et_llrs»Jd\f _

‘ arms ucmaej Dear River. were rei-

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Its strength is estimated at 100 tons -

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,comes more and more discriminating More for tho cienwooa on-ciocoucotos over TORONTO’ _ cm" my 1__m » . _ _ __ __ _ .

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_ witn tnc completion oi ziis oounfi - ._~;_/_ 1 \i...2""“'77f»-».

_ rope for the Ore Btesmsi-iip Company y get/_ so-fri . , - _ l »- ‘\`___.“ ___ _ na __

of Chile. _ 'T _ _ _

0ur big Premium Dinnerware Sale closes on May 3rd. There are only a few days left for you to secure your Dinner Set. Do not delayliut come in today and select your pattern. All sets olfered are 87-piece sets in is dainty, delightful pattern-Sets that -will grace any'-table and give the service that is desired. They are made up of the following composition: _l2_ Cups 12 Saucers, 12 Bread and Butter Plates; 12 Tea Plates: 12 Fruit Saucers; 9 Dinner Plates; 9 Coupe Soup Plates 1 Vegetable Dish: Cover for Vegetable Dih; 1 Baker; i. 12-inch Platter; 1 Gravy Boat; 1 Pickle; ` 1 Cream; 1 Sugar and 1 Cover for Sugar.

'87-piece China Dinnersei. with Gold Handles. Only . . . . . . . ... $31.00 TERMS: $1.00 down-balance 85s per

- week.

87-piece China Dinnerset-gold handles foronly...... . . . . . . . . . . ...$~i2.00 TERMS: $1.00 down. balance $1.00 per week.

87-piece Semi-porcelain Dinnerset for only . . . . _ . . . . . . $30.00. TERMS: $1.00 down-balance 75c per

vessels of the old Navy carried such l Week- _

ropes, but chain cables hold _most - _ 4 » _ modern snipsanauiicinnnaiorthis ` i type oi cubic is rn-c. rt win be use- ' ~ ._ _ _ ,’ _ ful in chi" “-5 ii" °°°“ °f ulilfi FRE_E¢We give you FREE with every Dinnerset an 18-piecs_Silv_er Set,

.nt §°£`.‘§`§’ni‘$fn.`l1"S”$h.?§n`n.§i ‘ ' °°-“‘“"“g °" s rsasvooss ~ __ _ WP' -nd view ww fresh* “<1 M- A' ' s nessiiwr spoons. J

°h°-"*‘”*- ' 6 DESSERT FORKS _ ’

This great cable 'will be placed near _ ' - some port and buoyed, so that bl; _ providing payments are made promptly each week. This is one _of the ships can anchor by it whllt dist'-hl1‘s~ 1,, largest and best premiums we have ever offered and in itself is well

ing or taking on curse. worth securing.

* I-IOLMAN’S

The rope was a 21 inch manlla_ *- ' '* ' 'V ww'-__

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tunnis sent in t 1 ni nest n - im "°“‘°’“‘ °’ 72° 1"” ’“`1°“"‘h""“d l 0 1 F W M D

was ° 3 Qn_ithe three ropes which constitute its; _ n y a e _ __:_,_ _

pcs tiioin by 41 to i'i._ wceriso sis 1""°nd" Wm mn H Inches m dr- ’ `- ` o o _ - _ ' ' manage to out up ii fine exhibition ini _ . O P D

refers, spent the week ci-ici in sono ' SUMMERSIDE _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _

87-Piece China Dinnerset-Gold hand- les. for only $34.00 TERMS: $1.00 down-balance 85c_ per

__ _ week. ~

S7-piece Semi-Porcelain Dinnerset with Ivory Border. only $23.00 TERMS: $1.00 down-balance 654: per week.

Sl-liicce Dinnerset, semi-porcelain with ivory body. Only ._ . . . . .._ $37.00 TERMS: $1.00 ‘down-balance 95c per

' Mweek.

ryii Ma,cR.a.e. Q v ».;' ’ _

Mr. ciuacid stewart. Baltic. wus- _- ` » _ _ mom ml, mm |,,,k_ gh, ln ‘nous any west i-econtiy on .Z snurl:w.upicoon;idé, ,scum primes moan sonoor. Mumba.. to M b in m_ ¢Sout.W_ _refrt earn a s __ -_ . _

_ ““ °” “_ into cntci-cs tne city nospitoi :cn 1ne‘iciiowmgSéihs t;io_°noi;:; i-oi.xn;§__\Y°°" !“PP1°‘i:-n?;!‘°\“11“‘¥ mr; me

Mzlss Annie Burke left recently-for ‘trtltmenh Btyipilsulfioad 00 f r H ni _ ,Duzs"‘°t'u“°w° mdumv sound Boston, after spending some time at ~ ° ' - ‘ 1 d .-1 A 15, the

M ii Mrs Alex 1/monougnii cnido rx-1 Margaret J oiarkin "”°‘°“ “`°‘"‘ “find in

her home in Bear River south. 1'- in - - _ . wr; -1 ind hor

_ . _'who spent inc winter in Rouo my cu-ado vm-1 sssrruei-its-si. lten-__;mg_°-in und-to Mk

The mam Ev, peter, md muy West have taken up their res.idence_ny, 2, Mary G. Clsrrin. »3. llr0i.iise_(m~v'the nmnl of me bo" mms

-G`Bumt_ mum' were vismr, to 50|. ‘_ in iéhe Martin cottage at Rollo Bsy|H.Ggdl§n.Vu_1»Gmd'ys` C ‘ mme’ h¢rrinB._` ` ` 1° Bw sunday' I Eu I ' Helen Hilda Kenn s-nd Alice Clar-I 'dunzas

y _ taken place in the sai-dine

MI' Auld” Brymwm mn.” M,-_ Rollo Bay West School has been'kln. equal. . - . md-from some and -md Mn P,-“mn Bryongom Rong closed for the past week owing to Grade V-I Cecilia Mary-Kenny.|sm'5on of “Ven mmm! “hu Bay West, len Friday' _fm Boston the illness of the teacher Miss Amy Cecilia Winnifred Clarkinand Marie led tp les-*than mm, month. when he Wm in fum” 1-e,m¢_ Townshend. Fortune, Clara Kenny, equal. 2, R....Joaeph .,I,m5.9em_‘.bemu” mme 5'-“ks

Kenny' last.season‘s pack have been

We.u;° ghd to “pm-t thu M,-__ Mr. John H. MacKinnon had a. Grade III-1 Inuls Joseph Byrne on hand m .must cmnm here

bert Chaisson of Bouris, former `i°i°F‘h°“° “`“l'°u°d in his h°m° "L" md Pet" M°y°m“ Byrne' equu' 2 notbeen eager for another

R10 ' _ _ ly of Rollo Bay: is recovering fi-om! 1?-G8-1' River lsstiweek. lfglisignuif' °°m“ “nd Wane’ Cm' until the old pack hrs been

his recent serious illness and will _ _ ' q - we hope soon be enjoying' his nguoi Mr. James M. White. Rollo Bay Grade II Sr.-1 Helens Kathleen ______________

°“ ¥°“° *° SW" K"““Y~ use ssinuiiu ici- num

Mr. Frank MaeAulay.

' An autographed letter by Robert ---- ‘_Burns was sold in London recently EASTP0RT.ME-.M-by 2-Whi1¢ the _tor U35. moguls of the sardtne industry be-

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sannme cnor scsiuns

w is ` » ‘

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‘md he; West where he is in the employ of Grade II Jr.-1 Joseph Ignatius _ _

Messrs John Campbell and Leon- V- A- M“D°“"‘d» ‘DMV “nd Bmw' J°‘°¥’h' cmrun' "

' ' ` - ' equal.

Mi-. sonnie-Mwrsaac. Bear-River. G‘°‘1° I-1 James J°seph Kenny.

left Wednesday for Bouris Line Teacher, J. T. Valley.

Riosd where he is in the employ of (Patriot please copy.)

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