lt/Ionday Mflrlllllg opens our
April 2nd.
Spring Sale of Linens Sheetings, Pillow Cottons etc.
FROM PAST EXPERIENCE YOU have learned to ex-
pect a good think you w thing you have yet seen,
(1931 {r0111 this annual Spring Sale of ours, and we ill be offered something perhaps better than any- in this wonderful array of bargalnfl.
Iilondav morning, head of main stairway, 2nd floor.
BLEACHED SHEETING Good medium weight 70 in- ches wide . . . . . . . . . 34c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING
Fine evenly woven, will give excellent wear 63 inches wide ,,,__ .. . . . . . .. 40c yd. Three big specials in Vvabasco bleached sheeting 72 inches y‘ 72 inches 3.. 90 inches ... . . . . . . . . . .75c yd. Unbleached sheeting. Durable fine (piality round thread
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63 inches ... . . . . .. .. . .34'c 72 inches . ............38c yd. S0 inches . . . . . . . . . . . . .430 yd.
Circular pillow cotton. A med- ium weight fully bleached 40 in- ches wide . . . . . . . . . . . . .250 yd.
Oircular pillow cotton. Extra weight. A. sjecial value.
Bleached sheeting. service- able, good weight 70 inches wide 38c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING 72 inches wide .. . . . . . . .45c yd. 80 inches wide ... . . . . . .50c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING OUR BEST 72 inches yd. 80 inches... . . . ... .. .78c yd. 90 inches ..........‘...90c yd.
-UNBLEACHED SHEEITING
Extra heavy weight 72 inches yd. 81 inches... . .,. . . . .. .520, yd. Circular pillow cotton. A heavy fine evenly woven ctoton 40 inches yd. 42 inches .. . . . . .400 yd. Wabasso Pillow Cotton 42 inches yd. 44 inches,..............48c yd. ~46 inches .500 yd.
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40 inches. . . . .. . . . .. . .43c.yd. 42 inches yd. Special Values 34 inches wide . . . . . . . . . .9c yd. 35 inches .. .110 yd. inches .. .. . . . . . . . . .13c yd.
in Grey Cottons
as inches yd. 36 inches ,..._..........18c yd. 40 inches ...........‘..20c yd.
lfeavy serviceable cream cot- ton table damask comes in Dice pattern 54 inches wide . .35c yd. A leader in bleached all linen table damask (50 inches wide . 90c yd.
Bleached all linen table nap- kins. A firm evenly woven linen 'will give you excellent service 22 inches by 20 inches . $3.00 doz.
Finely woven bleached table damask of a good medium
‘Interesting Values in Table Damask
weight 64 inches wide ..39c yd.
Two big values in heavy ser- viceable all linen table damask. Bleached..
68 inches .............$1.25 yd. 70 inches ............$1.50 yd.
Colored. bordered luncheon cloths. Made from good quality Irish oyster linen. Assorted col- ored brodered 52 inches by 52 inches ... ...,. . . . . . . . .$1.00 ea.
Save on Towellings and Towels
Good medium weight all linen roller towelling 16 inches wide" m... . . . . . .,._. . 15c yd. Our best quality “Moormac" linen roller towelling, 17 inches .,,._. ... . . ._.. . . . . . . .. 25c yd.
Pure white Turkish towels 22 inches by 44 inches .$1.00 pr.
_ Heavy all linen roller towel- ling 16 inches wide . . . . .200 yd.
Our best quality all linen Glass towelling 22 inches wide .30c yd.
Heavy hemstiched all linen towels 18 inches by 34 inches 75c. pr.
White Krinklette Bedspread NO- 1 quality . 41.75 ca.
Scores of Other Bargains
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..‘A DISTINCTIVE FARM HOME
BIG H SIERY SALE
One of the Biggest Money-Saving Events of l the Season ‘Begins on MONDAY APRIL 22nd. and Continues Until Saturday April 27, -— ONE WEEK ONLY -‘-—
All New Goods at Prices i»... Cannot Afford to Mi...
—There are many cosy and com- fortable farm homes in the East Point district, this bring a. wealthy , section, but the pretty residence and i rai-m home of Mr. J. n. cnmnbell. North Lake, gives an architecturah presentation equalled by few. But to fully appreciate one must see the interior finish and lay-off and the neat but inexpensive furnishing of the spacious rooms and corridors.
lExtra Specials
and the apple-pie order and upkeep. 1 fRSIIlOIIBB. with square This pretty cottage home and 1 _ '
fine outbuildings were erected by the l heels effect 1n shades father, Mr. Colin Campbell just _- of snake fawn, grey
perevious to his untimely deatlionly ; a few years ago. It was the climax of a busy life and was certainly done to a finish. The place is now oivnecl and occupied by the son. D. J.. and his step-mother, lvlrs. Colin Camp- bell, and both of whom are ever, and always keep the latch-string i
out to the stranger, the traveller or i 98C the friends and acquaintances. |
etc.
biege, pearl, blush, sune, l
REGULAR $1.50 NOW Y?
Ladies all silk hose, full ‘y
Regular $1.00 Value for 79c
Ladies silk hose rein. forced toe and heel all the new spring shades} a. truly wonderful value, and you will be wise in- deed to take advantage of it. Shades, Springtime B11611. Valencia, moonlight etc.
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Rats To Aid In Sheep Raising
(s; British United Press)
LONDON, April 20—Many strange cargoes have sailed out of the River Thames past Gallcoirs Reach, but: surely nothing quite so strange as a. consignment of pure-bred London rats. The rats have been Spfitillllly- bred by Professor lVfott-erani, one of ' Britain's‘ leading .'i=.ithoriti."s on ani- mal nutrition. and behind the aii- I nouncement of their sailing lies the story of one of the most important
schemes of scientific research over‘ contemplated.
The story is that Australia is anxious to produce a better type of sheep, both from the point of view of wool and of mutton. An ever- expanding market exists in Britain for both and whichever country of- fers the best quality, obviously will‘ get that market. Meantime. Aus-' trails is not satisfied that her sheep are of such high quality as she de-
Another of our wonder- _ful bargains. Ladies all silk hose in all sizes and newest colors. Reg- ular $1.25 Sale
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Serious. Problem
s: arm-n. Muss, April 1o.- Whm , ish flffings were 1m- ’ pu-hdld-“tblncoimw some years i npluurtho t_ v would drive
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‘the sparrows the ml-ny which
selected it as a lodging place. The birds have been extremely unpopular tenants. not only because of noisinessiand untldlness but becougo they have caused the city timepiece in the tower to keep rather irregular
Fllillnl about with 20-foot lengths 0f wire the men succeed in drfvinl the starlings away from the city bufldins. but they promptly lodge in MOI?! bllfldlhll. ineludlhl a church and the Auditorium.
Noise-making devices and even sky-rocket and other fireworks have been ma" out. mother cities In 036mb away the unwelcome "M"- IM "We menu nu Mi anywhere been '
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members enrolled at
consisted‘ of mlllicll macaroni.
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Prevention in Cruelty to ‘Animals are on dutyto see that methods Dllniul to the birds are not employed.
OYSTER. 88D BRIDGE-Jive new the March mfltlnz. lnstltuu is continuing work 0h $110 Auwlrllih Quilt. ‘rho program
012.1. P. Mums
. lng of the best type of sheep, and it ,
mune from ordinary diseases. and ln addition they are perfectly do-l clie. At Canberra a magnificent lab- oratory has been built, and in this housed.
with woven wire cages, specially de- signed by Professor Mattel-am. On
beln| used as experimental animals,
lupplies.
but ’_lnlumwlubufounnlunvolyou
sires. and so by a comprehensive scheme of scientific research she seeks to find the cause.
The most important factor in the building up of any stock is the qual- ity of their fodder with ivhich, of course. is linked up the quemiou of
Price 65c pr.
Children ’s Hose
soil. If the soilcloes not contain the ,
essential chemicals which go to the In b1 0w.n' Sand and making of a healthy animal, then‘ black‘ sues frqm 5 to obviously the animal suffers. Anti so 10 years- D011 t mllfi
seeing these for wear- ing hose for the kiddies. SALE PRICE 25c PAIR.
the scheme of research begins on the ‘ soil. ' ‘ A survey has already been made by Dr. J. B. Orr. of‘the Rowctt, Research Institute at Aberdeen, and‘ by Dr. Arnold Thielci", of South Af- rica. ‘Ihry have shown illflt czi-tutn pastoral areas are deficient in cer- tain essential chtmicnls. HilYillg cs- t-xblished that fact, the next part of ; tiic scheme is to determine what are the essential chemicals for the mak- i
b is here that time pure bred London,‘ \ rat enters the scheme. ithese diets and, of course, each
The rats are of the hooded rar- j group will have a different diet. At
lety and have been specially bred regular intervals the effect on the until they can be guaranteed as lm- igrowth of the rats and mice will be carefully watched. One batch of rats fed on one of the selected diets will ‘be photographed and weighed. and all the records obtained ln one group will then be used ‘for comparison with other groups fed on other sel- ected diets.
That nothing should be left to chance a special dark room with the‘ . must up-to-dute appliances form part of the laboratory equipment, and a record room, where all rec- ords of progress in weight etc. are carefully indexed. has also been fit-l l ted up.
Whilst the experiments are going’ on in the laboratory, another part n! the scheme will be carried out in the pastoral areas. When a utla-~ factory diet has been evolved ll will be given to sheep in the field, and at Lrequent lntei-vlia thsir growth rate will be token and the record sent to the laboratory.
the pure-bred English rats will be
A special room has been fitted
the some landing, and directly op- posite, the rats will have as neigh- bors 8,000 mice, 4,000 of which are
the other 4,000 ‘being specially kept for the purpose of breeding fresh
The rooms of both rats imd mice are the inst words of modern hy- giene, in sanitation, and even com- fort. Radiators will keep the rooms at a temerature of sixty degrees P‘. and every window has been fitted with glass which will admit the ultra violet rays of the sun. i -
The function of the rats and mice in the scheme is to determine what is the type of fodder needed to sup- ply all the essential chemicals that
seventy American nuws have been purchased by the Lithuanian army.
so to the making of a healthy vlg- --- r °1'°"l lhWP- l An old-ltylo high-wheel plcycle is One room in the laboratory la “in; n44“ u; “M”, ' I .
lPNhlly designed for the prepara- ttortof dim. and from this room will i so the uinplu of All the fodder con- l
VERNON RlVERr-Mrl. Tweoiv entertained the Institute
ue" which we believe cannot be duplicated elsewhere in Canada. A
. Regular $2.00, iv... $1.75
Balance of Our Winter Stock in
Wool Hose, Regular $1.00, 1.25, now 79c
Ladies’ Full Fashioned SILK Hose
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First quality service weight and chiffon
in a clear even weave. Silk to the garter welt which is of artercerized cotton for better
l wear. All the new spring shades in fawn, biese and sunton tones, sizes 8 to 101/2. Come early for the best solection~for this is a. val-
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aumcd by the sheep in thl various, putom um In Australia. m pd- ltlon to this, dicta of whet are u- lulud to curtain the. nuptial chom- ylll-ebv by supplied. The m:
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Ladies lisle and all silk l hose at a special price of 49c SALE PRICE
’ ' Extra Special l_ ices on all Kiddies nose during our BIG SALE A TTEN T1 JN Kiddies silk and "ool, all silk and lisle hose. ‘These are real bargains in broken lines in this
range clea ring at i - 49c
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their first regular muting. Mil coll in the O. M. l. A. Hall. proceeds i1!
was answered with "Row to collect aid ofthe scho» John 00""
money for the Institute". It was invited tho Inst meet with h" " ’ W h°l§ I 91PM: and dance for the next m:
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Monday €~>° Tuesday “Golflex” Days
‘Accept-thiiv-opportunity of - Seeing the New Dresses
. MONDAY AND TUESDAY the “GOLFLEX" factory representative will be here with scores of the new models in Spring and Summer Dresses. And you know when vou say “GOLFLEX” you are speaking of the last word in stylish gar- men s. ’
There will also be shown i. complete range of coats for immediate wear.
Special orders to suit individual WP‘ as, will be taken from this great as- sortment of models.
Second floor Monday and Tuesday.
Moore o tid- ‘ 1193-121 Queen St. l, Charlottetown