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1 and scotch ‘i Painted Linoleum at 35c per yd

This is the most remarkable value of the season, and includes some of the best floral and block patterns on the mtirket, suitable for Halls, Dining- room Bedroom or kitchen.

l ,‘ Other prices on printed linoleum . \ of better grades up to 55c per sq. yd. _, '“ Bring the size of your room. = i»

Our New Spring

Inlaid Linoleum at 75c per yd

The policy of stocking only high-grade mer- chandise is back of our recommendation of STAINES LINOLEUM. All materials used are tested and every inch is inspected before it leaves the factory. The new patterns and colors put Stainesina class by itself. Patterns for every room in the house.

§¢Display of Carp

Shows rich and rare color effects combined with‘ artistic designs; more- over the qualities will bring satisfaction with ‘the added test of wear and use. If you contemplate putting down new floor coverings-do matter what your plans‘ demand—don’t fail to see this unmatchable assortment. Note the splendid pat- _ terns—-the beautiful color combinations—the large variety to choose from, then compare our low prices ‘with the best you can get in any other store—you will certainly find this investigation interesting ‘and the money saved will be an im- portant factor in your favor. _ 1 l

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but can have block tile

per yd. ~ ' Bring the

, rgith _ , _ storeqshoul lead 1 othellSuln asst - largenes_s__ of stoclisn. You‘ -

are not confined to oneor two patterns

and mattinr! patterns which, are usually sold in other stQres-at3t3c " - i

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your _ choice of floral, _»

size of your room.

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Tapestry

Designs suited to an

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C quality ................ .. sq. yd. 85c B quality ....sq. yd. $1.05 A quality ........... ..sq. yd. 1.35 Nairns inlaid L1n0leum...sq. yd. 75c

Bring the size of your room.

Brussels Stair Car-

4 ft 6 x 6 ft Wilton Squares $81.00

Wilton Rugs are one of the most durable qualities made, and we have no hesit-I

ation in recommending them for hard wear

at $2.90 each i

esigns in all the _new color effects that will give splendid satisfaction.

Bring the size of your room.

Squares

Best quality Ertiiglish Tapestry squares in

most pleasing floral

y room.

4 ft 6 x 6 ft ...... .. 2-90

6 ft 9 x 9 ft.. ....S 5.75 to 9100 w 7 ft 6 X 9 ft.. 5.00 t0 10.00 j 9 ft x 9 7.50 to 12.00

9 ft X 10 ft 6.1. 8.00 t0 12.00

9 ft x 12 ft .... .. 7.00 to 17.00

Wilton squares sizes and prices Brussels squares sizes and prices . i v v , i] 4 ft 6 x 6 ft ......................... ..$ 8.00 to $13.00 i ft g x 6ft .................. ., ..... ..$ to $1g.% Complete 25c _ The samwarpet tl . t " bf _ 1d‘ Ch -. 4 {t6 x 7 ft 6 ................ .. 9.00 to 14.00 _ t x . .. .. to . . . .~ ~ " . lottetoivn at 91.00 to $1.25 ali/ardlnlzagr sltxick alaslt) 6 ft 9 x 9 ft ......................... .. 15.00 to 24.00 b ft 9 X 9 - 18-00 to 15-00 W Colllze wlrfiggvégglzgg comprises stair carpets and hall runners i_n Tap- 6 ft 9 x 10 ft 6 .................. ..,. 25.00 i: " ég p]; $1511.16; 36 inches‘ wide, mile,- and ‘fixings 5“ gggyr-dvelvcl “m1 W“‘°“ a‘ m‘ “West “ms” 0 n x9 ft ......................... .. 20.00 to 30.00 g,“ x12 f, "_" 15100.0 28m Complete. Cuflai1}p()1e$ 1.. dark or light shzizilgg . . ‘ . - ............... .. . 35.00 . . _ , l t . .......................... ‘llaFcsttry 5km Came, _______ “Der yd ggctm 17556 xxl102fftt6 .... .. g 50 O0 .................. .. g8 Ztlgdligoo _ of wgodétiitgméaxeeisgn Rods each 8c eve l u H H n u ‘ _ l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . _ u _ _ . I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ __ B"“5~*“l5 u u ‘l “ 75: l?) L40 Bring the size of your room. _ Bring the size of your room. i Brass tubing ............. .._...4c to 10c per foot Wilton “ “ “ “ m5 t0 2.25 r

in... Window island.

llic izrctllcst store and the greatest busi‘ g ness on l’. l5. Island have risen here on the L- foundzitiollot PUBLIC SIYYISFALYFION with the best service, the best assortments and the lowcstprlces. We never sacrifice quality for low-pricing neither do we ‘make quality an ex- cuse for high pricing.

The Store of Satisfaction’

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~-—l'l‘ PAY.“- ro buy 1.. this i-i...-~....-el

w ' "N15 "l‘l\'f‘ pt-r word euch insert» in“ lnr advertising "n this column, 1E lush HlUSL élCCOlllpflfly order. Mini- ‘mum charge twenty-live cents. Mlitf.

H1111. 1"l1\.\'l\ l..—‘lll-‘Eli'l“i' tiuzlldlnn Ilgerrt lr, fiummerside.

-~'l'lf1-I MlJRKINl;—lJ.'t1l.Y chard..." "CHAI, ARRIVICD - ‘The on W- Iflilalnellaf lndflertyis Teusor- rflimt Wm, ma, from Hastings [or m; lniriurs, ~::nii.erside. Holman, Md“ arrived in shmmep side on Sl1nday.—J.

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n1 ARIJLXN AGENT. 711i‘. w. A. illzlrnar. 2F Guardian Agent in Alber- t" and b‘: will be glad to receive w s. qr and renewal Sllhgcrjptlgn 11:11] advertising.

~l<J.\lPIl1€E-3S 0.\' SLIP. -— The Em- press left Saturday niglht for Pictou, where she will undergo her usulil spring overhauling 0h the slip. The

.. . .. . Northurniyerla-nd arrived i Summer- - ml Bsf HIBIxRS should renew inside gu n _ . k nday afternoon to take the seek or tvln before the time they Emprefis. p1nCe__J

have paid for has expired and thus not mini; “n issue, as all papers are

—-SHIPl'1NG.——Thc Cacounn of the

dlsqmmlucd promptly on exmrwB l’) line arrived in Sum iersldr. . . I ,1 i. II ' dlltc‘ Mu’ Friday morning and sailed again at noon on Saturday for St. Johns. Nlld. Her outward cargo consisted _1_______ énn-n

of 1500 hues potatoes, G50 bags cats and 9 head of cattle.—-J. '

—(;I'|‘l' 0F GI-IENT. -- The S. S. City of Ghiznt. which ll-i nizilln sche- duled to conduct the nervlco lwtwccn

r Highly Pleased‘

Halifax unrl the Island. urrived ln Thi-liil tho nnnwor given lay nll Snmn-cralde on Saturday on 1181' those who have INIVClIlLPOd a n": trlp_ she hut] a verv lnrye in~

ward chrzn including 1600 rolls cf low wire for Brace McKllv k ('0- H" outward cargo consisted of 1000 halls of potntoeii.---l.

“White Bronze”

Monument

when asked how they 111m it. This lllhn ggl- of improvements and the time l1 near when all moss prrwn atone monuments will he rwplnoed with nomrthlngmore dur- ab o. All can plainly are by visit- in the cemetery the decayed eon-

‘ of stone grave markers. ‘ "limnlnrhliava airs-adv purchased "WHITE BRONZE" monuments

~Thn following "r0 the recent ur- rlvnln ill. t-hu Willows Hotel, O'- l.eary:-—- H". C, G885, Chnrlottetowtl; E. H. bfcEuchern, Charlottetown; I). P. Murdock. Charlottetown: Edward Dalton. Sumnersfde; Peter Walker, flyd1iav' W. A. Cookson. Montreal; Thou. Harem, Quebecf Gordon Lea- mph, Mnncton; R. S. Christie. St. John; R. C. Klimipfllzank, Montoalp, J. L. Heath. Toronto: B. B. Bumotln. St. John. J. L. Sanlllo, Trui-o; JMJH! Hold. Toronto; E. S. Dorsey. "Hvdnev Mina; s. Mcnney. summ- "l- 1!. g0oqk, WuVOIUQ: 3.8.

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»—l-'XAhlINATIONS.— Tholfolldwlnlv —-The many friends» of MtuHorace band helped to carry out.

nre the results of the April Examina- tions in the Senior Delpartment ol Tignisl». ll gl- Schoolw- Grade VII.— 1, Sibyl Palmer; 2, John Bruce. llrude \’1.~1, lirnatzlls Gavin; 2, Arthur Arsr-nuult) 3, Clarence Who- liln and Benoit Guudet, equal. Grmde V.—-(Senir,lr)—1, Henry Perry; 2, Leo Arsenault; '3, Leo Conroy. Grade II. --- (Jilnlor)——1, Everest Conroy: 2 Alva Carter; 3, Colin Conroy.—'l‘.

—D.\RLlNtl'I‘ON.-—_Tlle is the standing of tnc Darllngton BUhuOI for the month of Aprllt— VlI.—1, Ethel Cumllbell. Grade \'.—- l. liily Vamllbell; '2, Effie Johnson; 3, Flora Mt-Phflson. (lrude IV.--l, Jean (‘ilmnlielh 2, John A. (‘amp- lell: 3. llelln. Matheson. Grads 111,- 1, Annie McLean; 2, Russill Yolluker; 3. Leonard .Campbell. Grade I.--1, Sterling McLean.

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--NOROBORO.7—TUB following is the result of the examinations of Nor- ‘. oro School for the month-of April. Grade VI-l, Blanche Harding; '2, Hazel Harding‘, 3. Lundllny Sharpe. Grade’ .IV-—l,» Clark Harding; 2, Walter Hughes: Z1, Johnnie Conhlck. Grade III-—l, Miiry Connick, 2, John. "l8 Andrews: 3, Flora Glover. Grade 11-1, Walter Coniilck, 2, Everett Glover; 3. Freddie Connlek. Grade 1. —-1,_Gordon Day, 2, Helena Cnnnick, 3. Walter Bowness. Perfect Attend-

nce-—' Blanche Harding, Lindsay ‘Sharpe- Teaflhfll‘. Hazel V. Woodslde.

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IESTEIIH PERSOIIILS

—Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Tuiner, (Vlnsnry, left yesterday lor Moncton. -—Mlss Illanchs Woodslde, Margate, returned home alter spending he winter in Bummersfde.

—Mr. and Mrs. Ales Brown and mily, intend leavlnz Margnlo short. l) for western Qlanada.

'-—Miu Nettlo Brawn and’ hei- cousin here amo t passengers to Sum-

, fiurlldo on 8x151 from Mnrgato. I; B. T. (H0611, . - H-n- l

+1114: Altcejl i-r ‘ .~ ' hut, M) nuwmlv. .11 0110;‘? W

Stewart, Hamilton, will be sorry to learn that he is ill with typhoid fev- er.

--Miss E. Florence Ramsuy is vis- iting friends in Ken-sington and Mar- gate on her Way home" from P. E. I. Hospital where~ she underwent an op- (ration for appendicitis.

xlnvestigilte the red tickets in the big white sale. They willvlnterust‘

you. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 2438-5-l9M2l.

':’1‘lie opening day of our big white- wear Hal»: was a great success. Why not secure your share of these bar- gains while they last? Sinclair 8k Stewart, ' I.t'd. 2l38-5-19M2ll.

::'l‘h’s will be a big week in the whltewenr sale, coma in today. Sin- clair & Stewart, Ltd. §433—5—19M2l.

zzSome wonderful values in house dresses din-luv.’ Sec tlicni. Sinclair d; Stewart, Ltd,

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BAIT AND ICl-l REPORT. (IZUEHNSPUIIIF, lllhy elem-co tnrlny. m. 9.1-,

AMHERST HARBOR, Miiy l5»- ""01 "fining 8t Amlierslgi-lcarto lit Grtndstone, somn at lituiig d“ X0111’ none at House Harbor nor at tlrmid- ‘"1"!!- very few vessels batting.

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the May white sale. .

In swearing she heard Jack Ross urQB her husbandland his three cum- lnuillons to kill Rosenthul because Becker wanted- them to. and that. slis

they received in bayment for the crime, the pretty widow of the dead gunman directly contradicted the lZGBiZlHMSIIV she gave all his trial and furnished what District Attorney Whitemnn declared to, he "proof bo- vnnd all doubt" that the witness for the State have told the truth.

On cross-examination the widow of "Lefty Louis" was asked why sba had not testified at the trial of the gunman as she did today. With tears in her eves the girl answered: 1 lied than because I wanted to save the man 1 loved from the electric chair." - _

Mrs. Rosenberg appeared to be 0n the vern’ of collapse, but she grasped the ar-ne of the witness chair and qulcklv regained control of her em- otions. \

Mrs. Rosenberg-H; atatomnnt. dis» creditftho confession alleged to have been mil-lie by "Dlazlo Frank" Olrollof lust before tho zumr-in was eléctro cuterl. In the confaitlon he was. quot.- ed ns saying ho never heard the name of nflhkfil‘ mentioned in. con. nectlon with the murder plot. During the session of court a wit.-

HUHHS, May 15- North and oust couat free of lct-Hhprrlng- scares.

~—*~e—--~—-- . IYMIRIPHJDODIIOIPhItoii brings all the orgglul, o! ‘the body Into healthy action, tones up. refreshes and - in. vigor-ate: the entlrn ilyntnm. purlflu the blood and iitrvngtlionn the mus- cles. Price $1.00. McKlnnon Dru; $0., Col‘. Great George it Kent Sta.

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iltm Rplenburg, m can; widow of of Illllulflllll, m ti; ldur gun, -

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any way. Phone 141.

limes, formerly a tlzalufleui‘ for Backer declared an assistant BlitmYWY 118d lbhreatened to have iii-m indicated i! he failed m give untrue testimony

that would have been damaging to , Jaw the quartet divming the money Beclwr’: case. Counsel for Becker ex-

pressed themaelves as being highly elated over the admlsslfln-

More testimony. was taken yeBl-vr- (my than at. any previous lleaslon of the court and the State said it ex- pected to complete its case on Mon- day to which the trial was adjourn- ed. llfnrtlh '1‘, Mouton, Becker's counsel. said. after adjournment, that if the prosecution concluded its case Mon- day that of thu defense would be completed within three days, or by Thursday night.

If Becker desired to take the sfland-g Manton said, he would be called as the first witness in his own defence, and Mrs. Becker, too, would be call- ed. if wlllinv. to testify.

,“I_l you go fishing the 24th, ‘you better lay 1n your supply of fishing tackle now. so you will have avery~ thing Nady. _ This ls the-heat]- quart 6" 1°!‘ 59111118 EMF-our tackle was 881600.41 by an ellnrfi angler and" is ideally suited to local conditions. Coma here for rods, lines, reels, flies,’ baskets, floater!‘ ‘slnkei-s, she. Two Mm. 149 Grgsc George st. Mstl.

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Use Your Telephone“

Moving, at best, is a difiicult job. Usually ' it means, among other things, that fir: "floor coverings from the old floors do not lit the new.

A telephone call will bring our carpet doc-

of cost without placing you under obligation in

and give an estimate

MORSON & DUFFY

Barrlstnrs and Attoriiiyl. ' . Solicitors for Royal Bank of Gnuad MONEY TO LOAN i

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Property For Sale 125 acres of land for sale, 30 acres ‘mar balance covered with hard 8011 oft. wood, - lots of alder mud‘ uu place also Starch Factory on plum. school" saw mill and largo store and ' ultic Station all within ten clinlns. asy to get Mussel Mud. Also aQBBV‘ nteen "room house and ‘three lot! at Sloiirls. also simmer lot with dwell-

l g house and store in centre Village of Soul-ls as well as U18 omestead with eleven room house. all finished and in good repair. All ut: buildings good with am"; "law Ollars would repair for goods. N" ether for n country store I had ~11" could attend to while innhusinoss, ‘but my health, failed. iheflrhilils u flue stand fora.‘ - doctor 8B Sourls ls about aqvpntopn, miles Jrpm Past Point and this 'lz'i_tildws!t-,-2¥l‘

11g one‘: lar a ra 4 us"; as I have morfithiiiixldson ‘gtolgd, i0 ‘with my other» fauna Kllflkzlllililtlivufii

April to A. W. anion.‘ 5""- 2217» Mutamospdl

hfvrdut-tijdeiiiutlidsés a aim are do: idwdfi m... d§‘3§i§l.‘°l , for use m Cemetery deflowering p ‘ts. . ‘e Wéalilléliifigg _ not even frost. q The h ral"

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