ANNOUNCING MISS ALDRED

rruasuny,

Pattern Department i April 28th. to 30th‘.

lie are especially fortunate in securing the expert .~ scs-lll-rs of llliss Aldred for our customers for three ritzy/s (ltg/[lllling April 28th. Bring your home sewing am! liitlkrr/ problems to the Butterick Pattern Depart- m= n! z: kilo Jliss Aldred is here. She'll help you select i-“c r1 ' size pattern and show you how to adjust if to your llyurc.

This unusual service is‘ available to our cuslonlers for three days only

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nenielnbel- the Dates 1&4: ril 28th. 29th. and 30th.

oz‘ -4: 21:: l-'_:¢~‘W£&Ifi.‘23'

g Iators are the most economical and "m" satisfactory. See them at Braceb. ‘ (2124-27-91. BUTTERICK, _.......,..,.... ..,...... in u“ guaranteed by leading dealers every- when.

1:2... .2110 invited to this filaoecial vi:-;trati0n

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___.._ ‘ -PIAN08 at greatly reduced prices, at Bruce's. (2194-27-21.

—KILVINATOB Electric Refriger-

-GUABD YOUR HEALTH b! using a Kcivinator Electric Refriger- ator. $199.00 and up, at Bruce's.

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-PRIZE WONFAt the lest card party held in Bt. James Hall, ‘Summerfield. Mr. Enlmet Dunn, Springfield won the grand prize for the season. Mr. Dunn is receiving the congraulstions ~ of his many friends.

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“SYMPATHYP-The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. and

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Mrs. l‘. P. Murphy, mlerald, in the death of their son Vincent. who died away. The remains arrived home on Thursday morning andlthe funeral was held from his fathers residence on Friday morning to St. James Church Sulnmerfield and was largely attended. E.

—RED CROSS MEETING — Tile Loyal Canadian Junior Red Oross Branch of Springfield, Lot 67 School, was held in the school on April 24th. Eighteen members were present. The meeting opened with the Vice-Presi- dent iu the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Miss Winnifred Sinclair gave‘ a very satisfactory report of the clean-up committee. read a letter from the Red Cross Society concerning the sewing that the Juniors ‘sent for. The following committee's wcrc appointed: Clean- up committee, Master Peter Sinclair and Miss Ruth Lalnbc; Program Committee, Messrs. Winnifred Sin- clair, Dorothy Mayne and Mr. Gerald : MacGuigarl. Roll call for next meet- ing to be answered by each one nam-

MacGuigan was appoints“. to read the story book. The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.—E. ...___________ PERSONALS

~Miss Helen Lawless. Pleasant Clrovc. left on Tuesday morning for Truro, to visit her sister Mrs. Carl LockarcL-E.

Fourth District Liberal Gonservativc

Q Now . . . (knmfisn Paeifids mammoth new l‘:Ifl|)l’\,‘.~l5 of Britain, turns ‘the gorgeous St. Lawrence Seaway into St. Lawrence Speedy!!! . . . llunt train Montreal to ship's side It. (_\|lr~b(‘c . . . 2 days scaway-wnly 3 days 0pm amvnnl . . . Cherbourg and Southampton.

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.19‘ EXT ILIZEKS.

fiZEI-fllh-‘ICE QUALITY

. -.~ your own judgment about using Chemicals " Fertilizers. There are many practical farm- oiiu-r expert authorities strongly supporting w». ‘.21.- uill sell you what you want and when you ,::ul‘ ll.

‘Hllwn buying for boat arrival insist that your j llfilifl‘ pizlcu your order with an organization which z v.57? (l"ll'.'.‘l‘ qullliLv and high class mechanical condi- i‘ . toll ‘(f0 supply both. All our Fertilizers, except nl- p; _ inliv llllll Gllllllllllllil, are ground, screened and bagged

C ' . in (‘hllrlrlilcloivn just before being shipped to you. If _ ,. _\'l'>lll' llawlicl- cannot supply you write us direct. i) lzu-nlhcr, it will cost you only about $1.00 more

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, _._' l |r~r Jrcrc to Ollllllll your Chemicals for your potato

_' crop lrom our supply now in Charlottetown than from Gill!“ r-zly-yllji i0 arrive by b0ilt- Figure if. Olll. 1'0!’ your- r~. .

(‘or prices arc the lowest. Our quality excellent. Orr luvl-ri:lnl(~.'ll condition the best.

" .'.‘~l~ to buy from us now than wish you had.

island Fertilizer Co. Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E- 1. “Plrmd (lands for Island Growers”

Convention

The Fourth District Liberal Con. Convention will be held in Centre-

Prov. Election. Each poll represented by flve (5) delegates.

Mrs.

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vacation Spring field. ---_--__.__ MURRAY HARBOR NORTH What might have been a very ser- ious accident happened on Friday, when Reggie, the youngest son of Harry Reid, fell into the hot ashes of s. fire in the brush that was being cleared up. However though the burns are painful no acr- ious results are expected. M...

The sad news of the death of Ern- est Graham, youngest son of Captain John Graham, of Cambridge Corner. leached here on Friday morning from Kentville, N. S., where he spent the winter in s. sanitorium. Further particulars have not yet been re- ceived. Almost at the same time as the news of lllmest Graham's death came the sad news of the death on Friday night of lvlirs. Jackson, nee Miss May Clow. which happened at her home in Murray Harbor South. ’ had been ill only about n week following the birth of her child, Further reference will folow later.

the 24th inst,

last weeks-E. —Mr. J. Waton Fife. Emerald was a visitor to the city "Wednes-

—Miss Eileen Lanlbe. Nurse in Raining in the Prince County Hospital Summerslde, is spending a‘

at her hams 1n

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Several of our local motorists have made the trip to Montague during the past week and they report trav- elling very good.

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After trying out his car one day The secretary Inst wcek our mail driver decided to revert to the horse and buggy for a time yet.

Mrs. Reynolds had a hooking bcu on Friday evening last, the last one of the =cnson as house cleaning and gardening are now on the program.

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Almost all the managers of the lobster factories have betaken them- illg the Health Rules. Master Olesles SPIN-s w ilwir nositi-‘ns. Mrs. Wilbert Sencabougll and Mrs. J. MscKinnon will manage the cook house for the factory of Miller and Butlcr and Wally Graham same duty at Condons factory.

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Mr. Cameron Clow is expected home from Trenton. N. S., some day this coming ivcek. l-le has llS/Cl quite a busy season in the works there.

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The local Women's Institutes have finished their April meetings. The Murray Harbor North Institute met at the home of Mrs. William Ken~ nedy on Tllmday‘ evening the 21st inst, was largely attended consider- ing the number of members have inlthe past few weeks been ill. yards. The custom of observing the 0f l0. 25. 811d 59 P91‘ 66m 0f the 01'- The Pembroke Insttute met at the day with quitablg gxgfciseg has not dinary premium charged by the in- home of Mis Ernest Graham on Con“; our way as yet but there can 511755108 0011111111195- Ilwldefltllll’. T1119

the mu inst, and the be much good done in that way. M. premium would be fixed by the ww-

vme "all, on nursday, May 7th 3;" Gaspereauxlnstltute at the home of z o'clock p, M, gm- ghe pun)”, o; Mrs. Wm. Hazleton Monday the 20th selecting candidates to 0on1”; u“, inst. All these bodies of faithful and district lll the forthcoming General devoted Wvlueu are doius a good h, b, service and it is to be hoped they

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. w. r. McBRIDE, M. n. max r. DAWSON.

Conveners. 4244-4-28-29-May 6-31.

M HARDWOOD

Beautiful Birch and Oak un- loading today. All thicknesses

and grades. 30000 ft. to choose from.

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WOODWORKING 00., LTD.

Phone 341 Charlottetown

Aspirin always It? docs it without any to the heart;

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May Day will be ushered in next, Friday although many of us have not waited so long to clear up our

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No matter how severe, you can always have immediate relief:

ASPIRIN

tan-Insure UP FATHER

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will do ' the

lit? harmless to anybody. But it always brings relief. Why suffer?

April 3

LADIES’

Ginghalns, per yard . Lace Curtain Net, per 8-4 Sheeting. per yard

Bath Towels, pair Bath Towels, pair

Iladios’ Silk I-losc, at p Ladies’ Silk Hose, at p

GENTS

‘Boy's Cotton Jerseys .

Clearing of broken lines o

Rayons, per yard

Towellinll- Der yard

our.

READY T0 WEAR

House Dresses at 98c to $2.95 Silk Bloomers at 39c Vests to match Bloomers at 39c Curtains in all shades and patterns from . . 79c up

YARD GOODS

Black Tricotine, 54 inch at per yard . . . . . . . .. . . . $1.49 Poirot Twill, 54 inch, at per yard $1.39 Special in Figured Rayon at per yard . . .. 39c and 59c La Belle Crepe in twelve shades, per yard . . .. .. $1.19 Pongee Silk, 36 inch, per yard Brocaded Rayon, per yard

seeucesrea

yard 15c 49c 49c

24c

BARGAIN BASEMENT

Children’s Sweaters at Ladies’ Silk Dresses at $4.69 Ladies’ Spring Hats at

Ladies’ Silk Hose, pair .

69c

39c

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air 49c air 69c FURNISHINGS'

Men's Engineer Special Overalls, special value at $1.19 Men’s Good Quality Khaki Pants at pair . . . . . $1.39 Boy's Good Qualify Khaki Pants, special at pr. .. 98c Men’s Balbriggnn Underwear, two piece at Men's Blllhriggan Underwear Combinations .. 89c

49c . . . . 29c

f Lingerie. at half price.

34c

STAPLES Print Cottons, per yard

12c

Great Week-Endi Sale Thursday Friday Saturda

May slat.

l May 2nd.

MILLINERY

Ladies’ Straw Hats, assorted colors at Ladies’ Straw Hats, assorted colors at

. . . . ~ . . . . 2. Ladies’ Good Quality Broadcloth Slips at . .. . . 69c L841!!!’ Sl-rlw Huts. assorted colors at, . . . New Pull-over Sweaters in all summer shades, a real Berets, assorted shades at 93¢ bargain at $1.95 Veils at

HOSIERY & GLOVE DEPARTMENT _ Ladies’ Full Fashioned Hose, at pair

Ladies’ Silk Hose at pal Kiddies Hose, special, pair . . . . Kiddies Short Hose, special pair

MANTLE DEPARTMENT

Ladies’ Tweedy Coats at Misses’ Tweed Suits at . . . . .. Ladies’ Silk Dresses at Leatherette Sport Jackets at TPPIIClI Coats at Silk Print Dresses at Rayon Prints at .. Cloth Sport Skirts at

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MEN'S & BOY'S CLOTHING Largest East of Montreal Men's Brown Worsted Stripe Effects. special

double breasted Men's Tweed Spring Coat, Guard & Slip-on Models

Boy's Bloomer Pants, sizes 26 to 35, special on sale at pair

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Special, 200 Pairs Men's Odd Pants, Blue Stripe and Grey Stripe .

Juvenile Suits 2 to 8 years ..

CONSIDER. AUTO

DEMl-m-l- SYSTEM being set by the insurance commis-

BOSTON My“ Apr“ 27___wm, existing compulsory insurance law. will have a successful and pleaasnt seven members dissenting. the Legls- Premium-s “lied b? the wmmme-Ym lame committee on Insurance h” accordance with the proposed statute

resported a bill providing for a

Mr. Chester McClure has sheared demerlt rating system of 8410011101019 hissheep for this season and a great insurance to replace the present com- many believe that the proper tlmeipulsory insurance law in Massachus- for doing this is early in the monthptts. The new law would collie into of April. Chester is a good farmer-force on December 31 of this year- and ready to accept new ideas for advancement in that line.

Under the terms of the mcasure I board‘ of inquiry consisting of the registrar of motor vehicles. the com- missioner of insurance, and the at- torney general, or their representa- tives, would be swat/Bd-

In the event that a nlotlorlst be- came involved in an accid it, from which a, claim for rsonal inqlllfy was advances, he would be required to prove to t,- boa-rd that he was financially able to meet llldgmenl- in which case it would be unnecessary for him to take out insurance. He would still be subject, however, to the-laws and regulations sol/em"! motor vehicles. If he could not Drove financial responslbiltiy. h“ r9818"!- tion would be silmended W1 the board would determine his fitness t0 poerate with an insurance POM!- the accident were of s minor 1191""- the mow”; wouls b; classified and required to pay s slisht 111ml" l" ordinary premium, the demerit pre- mium being lnfllfllfid Shfilild lahfi 80- cldent be more serious.

The premiums would be 0n B bill!

s. A, , MelJONALD

ponies as in the case of fire, theft and similar premiums, instead of

sioner under the provisions of the

would not be effective without the approval of the insurance commis- sloner.

BEBGS FAIL TO APPEAR

HALIFAX. N. S., A9111 fl-Wlth the patrol boat General Grccns, which left East Boston Last month to study conditions in northern wat- ers, reporting a total absence of ice- bergs off the coast of Newfoundland, indications are that the Internation- al Ice Patrol this year will start op- erating on a later date than ever.