' --O6N6II‘I‘ Ann uncut-soc nu. in mu George xmiu- . Meade April mu

y q which will cause eat-rs. work for» , din with baskets .

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"W I eadecyo‘ circa , ' ﬁrs", and will hurt though

wfl-‘olc wertinvL~ -‘ n new m»

. and brimmi- -cou: "ro "run Consort “a . an?“ ‘xx-t Q 9”" "‘° D

j Bu: ﬁnial in North Bedeqne Ball ' " . ‘ i‘ '

.~ s ~ ' ' _ Weddell». mu 21m. at a n. u. , IA "THHFAVY

a-wgzrrse “immediately ma; Admission as cents and l8 cents. “Babs Ruth, very m, is not rum- ﬂ‘ lion. . .——r . ‘ ' '

ltosgnqgi» ‘bu’ 32am‘: Lnasr "Aynnwtﬁné m“ gm duplicate his feat ot 64 home‘

-i,ﬂtilljﬂi ' once ‘than; pd o; h ‘rtiimﬁiﬁ.igrss-cic .~"“»"¥7>3~~==‘~1

1' i *0‘ ‘were brought m the town “

___ » ., " - Qartlea who picked them at n54. “a Itxufgfx; Bque, early ‘that moi-hint. __ lhnisnrnzm. "s than‘ J »

has been prepared. ' If rainy night q-“ANLT-Egwgifrnwuwtnomv.

concert will take place Friday ~1°°_71'“gumm'-“m°

‘m. h ' , V an original of th Oversea ‘ his dgtgs tlufyiﬁmh ' D” t “m” battalion. left Frldir! atternoon to

ltteld the Ynres Anniversary with the first eontingem 191cm” at Charlottetown ..

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h, . Southern Election “g” ‘éi/x/éia ‘L ‘ LONDON, April 22—-'l‘he Cabinet

today discussed the request from

lpeland of a postponement of elec- U VF, A T,-,_,JU_ ,1 , H,“ , \/l._,,”_ tlons to the southern Parliament. v A No decision was reached and the ' l " ‘- ' > J matter will agaip be considered next Thursday.

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-—1I|QN8 OF 3UMMER.—A furth 0r nignvof summer was shown in Summer-side 0n_&.1uriiay when the “We! Blelm roller was turned up

-noAo Manama-many o; :mn'°'"b"n"u'h* , the country made are orted to ‘hut “ ﬁne U

for it! first spin along the back b9 mm“ 1M6 00d d?’ hniﬁq-h‘ . ioeets. Nqarly over-y moan-Ht ‘a the age m git’ bu’ apelhlNbw ~ _»_.;__..»_-.._ ls loorkius to the needs of iris car split-log dmg and us: ‘hi this pnmﬂNatsuneAu CHANGE- or boat new and the daily enquiry jfylng up and hummus pram‘ The Government has decided m ﬁtijaglsyedillruxe ‘Are the country A19; or rqughfogd clump place the Prlnulng Bureau under ry ye ' 511100111211 ‘by Dwper attention now. the jurisdiction of the Minister of Labor. Ever since Confederation

--JUDGMENT GIVEN-Jud - mam h“ been “V” m ma “f, the Printing Bureau has been under Gammon "L Gamble‘ m m!‘ cue thegDepartmlgnt of tlillﬁ Slaecretary r119 9131mm" "e4 mfg“ to, b o ate. - was e t, owever, ofwarranty on a cow ellegingmthﬁt that as this department was con- git $535132: rﬂTTBlll-Qdmgtlle ggw cerned chieﬂy with the employment i -wo mon s.‘ e ‘ evidence n: me “In” m The w" of labor and the letting of contracts w“ diametrically opmona rant for public priming, etc., it. was ing the warrant. His 39mm. more suitable for the Department ﬁlled that warranty has not been of Labor, and from now on it will rrvved and found for the defehd- be administered by lion. Gideon

“L "MP" “m- Robertson Minimi- of Labor

HAMETJNG-‘There is to be a Sore, Aching Feet

meaning of the Summerside Par- ent-Teachers Association on Tues- day evening in the civic building "MY, how “Tl: giaddenl tired_ swollen, burning feet- l!'a glorious!"

The Stock that Sets the Pace

Coats- Suits-Dresses

~ Its in the matter of having the new things when you want them - that this store keeps in the position of lea- dership. .

announced by immigration officials. immigrants were farmers, "m,

__-<4>i-- The majority wet. to Saskatchewan wives and children, and farm labor»

1,591 g9”; To gAuApA FROM and Alberta. Following are ﬁgures: era. T-he rest were clerks, lllEdllan-

u_ g_ m "Aagﬂpgpointg 0g “m1. Western Ouitario. 66; Manitoba, lcs, laborers and professional men,

nation o; 1,391 gmmggmngs who en. 208; Saskatchewan, 709; Alberta, The wealth of tihe 1,801 Llllmlgj-mns

lewd western Cugadg ﬂ-mn me 786; eastern British Columbia. 42. was $641,895, and the vnlue oitheli. Unity] 3mg“ during Mapgh were Approximately 95 per cent oi‘ the effects was"$308,89l.

—-iLOT8 0F,OAT8-A man who had lost his dog was asked ‘by n friend If he had advertised for H“ "lid replied somewhat sul- phurously that Filo could not rend, This does not seem to be the case with cats. particularly Prince cmlllly 0M5. for since R. T. Hol- man Ltd. Summerslde advertised in the Guardian and other papers that $5.00 would be paid for cats with kittens, nearly every p311 o; Prince County has supplied a feline "Dreeentntive. Some of the tab. hiss appearing in person and uh. escorted by a human guide. so Brest has been the reply m the request that the ﬁrm secured one d8)’ utter the ad sappearad guougb ca" ‘Wldelllly to do for several months. Incidentally these ca“ "9 DTOViDg excellent foster moth- ers to the youn-z aristocrats at several Summersida fox gauche, ,

var-n... ‘Ra. n»: 8 2P1 .5255, p,

If it's good and new-you'll ﬁnd it here. New York-Toronto-Mon- treal are sending us suits-and coats -—and dresses every few days.

Miss Ramsay will read a paper on the progress of the Parent-Teach- er Association ‘throughout the world‘ especially in the nevi-coup. tries of Europe. The association la not onl-y conﬁned to jteaohers and parentg bu; is open u; am who Ab! what reliief_ No more tired have the welfare of the chiildr- feet: nomore burnlnxfeetznomore ran and of Canada at ‘heart. A “hing. wnderv 9W5“? 1°“- N° largg utlendancg of Qﬂjzeug 15 more soreness in corns, callouses, urgently requested. I'll-mum ' No matter what ails your feet. or what undea- sun you’ve cried without getting relief_ just use "Tdz." “Tiz" ils the only remedy g {g _

that draiws out all the po’ / ~ t emdatioms rwhlch puﬁf up the feet_ T ‘Q , .

Here are some of the prices:

Suits at $18, $24, $32, $36, to $65. Coats at $15, $18, $22.50 to $59. Drsses at $13.50, $15, $24, to $53.

Moore 8|. Mcleoil Lid.

119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown

::-OOf\L-Ju|t arrived by Vejlgl Bu: quality Albion Nut and In. "ma: screened Coal. c. Lyons and Co.

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-—.|'NTEREBT1'NG DEBATE-

One _of- the interesting eventsnlu Summerside church circle,‘ was the debate held in the Baptiht Sunday School hall on Friday ev‘ enilng, when the resolution “Re- solived that the pulpit 15' more powerful than the press," support. ed by Dr. A. W. Leard andHar- old Simpson. of the Y. YM. C. A. was defeated by the moreﬂorce; fuliand telling argunientsof the

‘plex’ “Bun” aide’ °hampimmd'b7 relief. Wear smaller shoes. Justl

Iver McNelll and C. BradérrJelW. .. .. 5 ‘ I Wilmiv“ "l m“ hlﬁlrmwi- ° ggrcteihlryoihryzi :2»? éﬂlhiﬁﬁ ‘ I] M ,9 ‘~ I ' uch About Ed’ Q C

judges were E. W. Manson, 1 ~ Clarke and J. R. Barr. The | was a. good attendance ever which “F s _au. i‘ HAT’S it, righttherc on that bicycle.

walm’ Hm?‘ “m” leader °t ‘m’ the om kinda at Beer a week... “It’s as simple as A. B. C.

Bapytist Vargas Peoples Union, cap- clb pres . , Pick Cleveland I To Win American, “But it means as much to a bicycle as the whole alphabet ’

Ruth Will Not ‘Repeat Home Runl_

‘ Record Experts Believe

does to the English language." “How’s that, Ed?”

“just this way :- »_“_'I‘he crank hanger is

the power plant of your bicycle.

-—~Mrs M. J. McLeIlau has re- turned from Moncton where she was on at business ‘till-p.

‘fTiz" cures your foot trouble so you‘lI never limp draw your face In ii .pa.in_ Your shoes won't seem tight and your dost wiill never, never hurt or get swollen, Think of it, no more foo: misery no more agony (from corns, callouses or bunlons. Get a. box at any drug store or| department store and get instant,

—lMrs. ll. A. Derry of West NQWIOII. _Mi\sB., is visiting her 51s- ifdr. Mrs. John Taylor, Summer- s. e.

—<M\rs. E. H; Beer and Mrs. E- R Brow. both of Charlottetown were In Summerside a few days this week. .

l! i Q '95 ll tl 1D ‘a l‘ ‘I o A s o ﬁ l’ 1i lb t t v ti e -r _v ti

—iDr. Watson of the Veterinary Directors GeneraPs Department, yOttawa, who has been iﬁ the province for several darys leﬁt on return to_Ottawa Friday morning.

better workmanship to con- struct such an accurate han- gen". ' I

“Well, well! I never thought a crank hanger was so import- ant. I see now that

it is really iust as im- portant to have a good crank hanger on a bicycle as a good engine in a car.”

“That’s right. The ‘Triplex’ is sure some power plant.

. -__-_¢oQ--—- I —'—.\/lr and Mrs Thomas Somsrs of Kensington have rsturnetl to ‘their home after a very pleasant vlsdt with Mr and Mrs l-lenry Bitrgesis of Klhaliiottewwn.

N0 CUT IN CIVIL SERVICE. BONUSES-Jfhe Journal publishes the following: “Civil servants may not lose 25 per cent. of their cost of l-Ivlng bonus, as determined by the cabinet a few weeks ago. The sum of $9,300,000 was voted for the

NEW YORK. April 22.—'l‘hex Cleveland Indians are pIcki-d to‘ win the American League pennant. bonus, wmch is onwmmer 198s ‘this year after the COINSGOPXIItiODhD: than the amount voted last year. figures» ‘W995 strangm and w a .- lt was stlpulaited in the bonus an- h“ bee“ Show“ .1“ m” mﬂnlng nouncemeiuit that the bonus should. ‘la-mll- mm"! “the? wams- which be decreased by one-quarter, but no P111099‘ U"! New Yﬂfk Yankees 5951'} Interpretation of the cut was glven._ 011d. the 31- 1411115 BMW“ ihiﬁll. -

—~Mr. John Ireland of Webb, Sosk., Ls visiting his mother, Mrs. C. W. Ireland, Si. Eleauors. Mr. ‘Ireland ~hns been away from the

province lOr twelve yyeurs. '

-4Mrs. (Iharles- Gay of Antigo- A rush; N iS. is visiting. former Irlends \. > ' here. She is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chap-

Brown’ York; A_ L McNeﬂn, Bow pelle, Sherbrook. .

tHDTEL ARRIVALS VJCTQRIA HOTEL

i_ D R Henderson, Truro; L ll Downing, Summerslde; P llIcMIlIa Cornwall; J B Gaudet, Miscouche; F‘ C Goods, Truro; L D Spence, St John; it: C Thompson, Montague; W L Poole, Montague; It .5 Resst Toronto; D Mills, "Halifax; Edw Byrant, Montreal; A Mahomey, Boston; W B MolcMlllan, Truro.

- REVERE HOTEL

_ J. S. Dawson, Charlottetown: E.

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shnw; A. A. McLean, Montague; H. Buchanan, Montague; J. E. Campbell, Summerside; D. F. Mc- Donald, Pisquid; Mrs. Warren Campbell, Montague; Mrs. Bennett Gordon. Roseneatb; Geo. D. Mc- Leod, Fredericton; Duncan Mc- Dougall, Bangor; J. .R. Harris. New Glasgow; W. A. McAlder. Rlverﬂole; A. D. Ross. lihdiin; Capt. John Smith, Halifax; J. C. Phillips, Toronto; J. R. McDonald, Montreal; L. D. Smith, Renfrew; Laura Martin, Bangor; Hector Keir, Granville; W. Kemplen, Ha- llfax.

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Packages l5‘ i5 lbllns 85'

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..—-'Mrs. W. H. McGregor, Lot \i qeturned home Friday from 'l‘ruro accompanied b-y her sou, James A. who is a griulua/tie of the N. S. Agricultural College.

-—4Georgs _'I‘. -Pursey, formerly of Charlottetown, now a resident of Toronto, was in Summerside Thursday, and left for Antigonlsh, N. S. Friday morning.

-iMr.. Fred E Burke superin- tendent of the Provincial Fox Quar- antine Hospltal at Charlottetown Royalty, who has been In Sum- merslde in connection with. ilhe visit of Dr. Wilson and Dr. Allan, “rel health) oﬂipials, has re-

n hils home.

DONALD .. Cut Brier

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' . kins, c039 De mum Street. Phil-

Hon. W. J. Roche, chairman of the civil service commission, gave‘ a verbal interpretation that it meant 25 per cent. less for every civil? servant, and this was t-he meaning conveyed by Sir Geonze l-‘osten. Since last year the number o! civil servants had decreased by several"

of war departments and the super- annuation of a number under the Calder Act. This nutnber will be further decreased during the year by the reorganization of depart- ments, large numbers of superanq nualtlons being slated In the post ollce and customs deparlnnents. ln all 1t is estimated that the $9,300,- 000, a motion to provide which was introduced in the Commons last week, would give the old bonus to all civil servants.

WIFE'8 LOVE STOLEN, i8 AW. Anozb $10,000.—-A $10,000 verdict was awarded to Thom-as M. Har-

adelplala, for loss of his wife's ar- fccdons, by a jury which included one woman. The case was tried he- fore Judge House In Media, and the dﬂeﬂdlillt was Frederick M. Jones, Philadelphia, Insurance broker. Jones, according to the husband's testimony, was a "star boarder" in his home which was then In Hist!- land Park. He charged that the de- fendant became a "handy man around the house" and combed Mrs. Harkins’ hair cooked mrals mind washed dishes for her. The hus- band also testified Jones and Mrs. Harkluu frequently went out m-

lhousand owing to the cutting down "

and the Deuroit Tigers fourth, is‘ also reached by figuring ‘how the . players should "mﬁllSllfg up-and they change surprisingly little un~ usually one season to anothen-howd one team works together, and what. kind of spirit and attitude hasl_heen' manifested in training. 3 The lndlams, under Tris Speaker barring the unfortunate Injury to Wamsgans at second base, are the! ' same smooth-running outfit. that; won the pennant last year and then‘ dcfeaited Brooklyn so decisively. Thornton. Covelskie and Bagby . bore the brunt of the pitching un til theilast three weeks or so in] 1920 whereas Duster Mails, a star, southpaw, now will carry a big share o1 it. Speaker expects’ others of his staff, dncludlng Cald-l well, Uhie and Morton to help out ' more than a. year ago. 5 ' The Indians are a strong team ' in all departments, pitching, catch- ing outfield and infield. There are also plenty of strong reserves, while the team morale, imbued by the success of ‘last season, is very high. 'And the whole team works behdnd ISpeaker like clockwork and with willingness. lit should main» train the same hitting that placed it at the bop of the league team batting Ilaet year.

Despite great paper strength , the New York Yankees are apt to continue to tall short of expecta- - tions, principally on account of lack of smooth running. 'l‘hat is

rims

Do not luff r another day with itching, 8 ending

or Portrudia Piles. No lurfl

gether and that when he protested one night they threw lhim bodily out of the house. Tins Jury deliber- ated. fDMYIVO amputee befoffrb

turning thevervllut. wilder Ins for the 0t the Iuitv '__'_

ration r u -

be: ll d l m l! .5»- a‘ ..."i.i'.i'.lt.3.’-r... onto. “hill be: free If goloa this, moor and ma» . -

you men- enololo 8o

“If your crank hanger turns just a little stiff or hard, that means more effort for you.

“If the hanger develops those mean ‘tight and loose’ spots, it means more friction and less power.

"But the ‘Triplex’ was de- signed and is built to overcome those faults.

“It is made of such ﬁne steel and to such close limits of ac- curacy that it always runs smoothly. It makes your bi- cycle run so easily you'd think you were riding down grade.

"It takes a lot more time and

“Were you thinking ofbuy- ing a new bike, Charlie?”

“Yes, I was thinking some- thing about it, Ed. You know I- bought a cheap one against your advice last year and I’m sick of pushing the old cart along. Besides, it's always wanting repairs.”

“What you need is one of those new C. C. M. Bicycles. They’re built to stay out of the repair shop. I know of many C. C. M.’s that are giving good service after ten to ﬁfteen years riding over all kinds of roads.” ~

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