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And winter oiolliies of all kinds by putting them away _ in Motii Proof Bags, 'mils is' the least expensive and saf- er Wa/y to prevent moths from getting into them. ,

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_ Klenzo sortimout of these bags at Dental Creme '

very low prices.

lf you use them you will

and Your winter cloiihes 'will be in excellent condition

U _I when you require them.

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I-‘retail the tretli from dis- rolorntioli und lurtnr nllri brings out reui beallty U1' the vlliiniel. l‘urticlllnl‘

people use lt.

Price !i5i~ and iitlc tube. 'File storr or rolinllie

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_Use Moth Proof Bags and

l save Fur Insurance.

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-....f.f»_»/_ A . - -in Rev. w. iz. , l tl . li it ~‘¥/g-ej_',l_.\_J':/;.‘El;.°/'.\" DRUGGIST. Macwalker o.f.finiated_ Miles Young lgfllxngpznllerlygpglfldalxtiolilefssgug ,F5 Northwest. that potatoes unfit for

. ' -» _ _ls well known in social and in wellfpacked lobsters. 'ag the time market may be turned “"0 ‘me °f

lurch crcles and tis a young W - h I d h k li 1

, _inns _of talent llnil true worth. Mig. czlttlarmlcli vtehe ‘l,n:rlli.eI):cai;;s izltolflg hogs lmuginaible by tihe simple pro.

__ __ _ _ _ _ _ ‘uct tis nine ol’ lied Point-,, enter the mud or _goods which are de_ cess of making sllage ou, of t-hem.

'~ WINTER FURS f

.lbilsiness in .tim l

Y Get ready,

est was solelllnized at tire Baptist

Prlslllg young men who is held -in

will wins nt s on mme' They

is the sinceg W 'Isl rhngvfnessv

_ __ rougilly up-to-date his lion and now have men engaged

tltiy, May 13|_ 31;; 0'u|o‘_k_ l lillll BODHIIB.

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_ AND 1-Hgy CALL THAT A_D_ SILK POPLINS in Navy. Bro\wn_

vERTlelNc._ 20 9,., ...M on We Taupe. Alter- Blue. slack, as inches --~

i cannot ii., it nn.; be honest our “M‘~'» Very 'D0'D\1-lim Saturday $1.75 Nu doubt many or our farmers Slis is very fond or It and we ox- pl-icss 1;.. S,,,,,,d,,y me ,,e,__- bm at Palous. "Sl l_¢_>dH:' Weudeuiue what they beet to rosa it to ner all winter. you ougit to see t - 1- W1 w-itlh the s r lus f ta- . L__m__ed_ he Drites. Pntons PROPERTY _sALE__,I,_he lunge meg wl;m_h they ha_:;i;u 1_hi;___;pcoe___ A soluble Di the silwse ,ls now in

gggillige_i_en_ement};iouFeSwitli landuln 1;;-.=l tilts _sp_i;:ngL wi-neg Mi-_ 3_5 g_

. SCHOOL WQR __-- _ E 1'* 0" 011 l‘e6l 6 elillrll u t e. aborntol-y of lant , ing is lille swlldllsg rdfhezlnultitllltliilve pmpeny of Dr' James Warburt' Pathology' The muawmg article

Soil-ool for tile .month of. Marc-il: On. offered at auction yester taken from the Potato Magazine, Grade V--Ruth Howlett. 2. Moi-y da'-Y by Mr. R, Beairsto, was knock March, 1919, and written by S. G, _],_.,,,k.|,,,e_ Grade iV_ S|____M_m_y now ed down to Mr. W. A. Stewart for Larsen, County Agent, St. Louis lem _Gmdé.|v_ _h.___EmeuE ,How the suln of $8,200. County, Minnesota, may prove to

ML Grade m__WuHe BHHML ____ be well worth trying out:

‘Grade -Il-Mable Robertson 2, WE HAVE PRICED our goods . Sadie Dzlrroch. ' for Saturday wiiitn the single P°TAT0 SILAGE-H-OW T0

-B thought To make people want

BRUCE-Y-0UNG.___. on qiuesday "WISH not -because of the price ‘

eveil-ing u -nrarriage of lllucll inter- but mr what they are' Patong. _

M0359. Killlgsboro when Ml ltl ADDREBSED LOBSTER 'MlEN.- ,Y°l1Hg, daughter `of Mr. aniI'sMri: Mr. S. T. Gallant, Inspector* of ““'Dl“5 I" °" hand in me **i"l“§ Howard young bemme me wus Fmherles und ,Mr W H Tld_ and summer not enstll-y disposed of Of Riiy Bruce, son of the late marsh. have returned from Rustli-

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A- ' -:»'/or James Bruce Mli-ss Jan' tt erest. especially to the small grow- -,§_,_,,\____ __/_____,,{,,_/Lg e wa b H ~ e e Bruce C0. where they addressed a meet- _ _ _ th t .;_~;ff_.,~_(/__,.;-:;,f`»._<,-/ _ Br_f_lceF“‘_;;li:lf;_l,__1_1;'l_;l_ _|Mr. -Raleigh ing of lobster packers and fisher- ‘H "" ma” 0" ° small arm'

nigh ester-_m for his _good q,,a,meB_ ;t1_n3;i__i;ii_,_o:_1_i_z_._.o_sigfsivneiigilcg; m $5 sud' their ".“'“`ny menus 'IWBUICI and lto ii thoroughly waslled Mr fe or them n Unma L C B Mgrrls presided nl. 'the 'meeti al ilzfe ov;rflowlln E lligintl "A kms ing. at the close of which the

speakers were accorded the unan-

i'l~i@ml.,;_ “_ “ ' "r‘ma“Y lmous thanks of the large audience. "sh m“"l“” wa” “'lm“g~l° Da’-l'

T* " l- %" , made from th-is material chllcfly.

START DAVUGHT SAVlN°'- At 2 0' We, like many others, had n surp-

__i_v__ -__ ING POSTING SERVICE, clock on the morning of Sunday, brlli- 089911 W. Potter nnd_hili `M“`Y 1' daylight Saving “Tm come no market, so 1 concluded to try _ o ier._ Mr, Archlibuld potter of into effect in 'Montreal and a great

_§_Drlllglllll Mines, N_ .gn have m,_ manly other Lanadllan cities and exceededmy expemauons byaloug

ved ll thc city 10 time up the will remain in vogue until Scptem- wa.y_ The cum, for making p0,_a_

posting service recently conduct, ber 30. when standard time will 9d 'V' '7` W. C. Whitlock. 'lihov again be the "de" “T the dal’ and sive; si.: barrels, good big ones. intend under the name of me Ac_ night. .A petition was sent into D

adia Polling C0., to conduct this the Charlottetliown .Cityt Council cutter and 3 sack of °°mmeal_

last month asking to have the sys- `

tem lin vogue here again this sum--

in cleaning up and pu-tting in prop. mor. but nothling was done. As the H

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I field I-"resbyterlun Church on Sun; _L_l'“"°|‘ T"Y°nv}17°l;‘_’|°°k_` fvmmllmn

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MAKE AND U-SE

A certain percentage of the po-

ato crop is usually small, some damaged lin digging; sometimes a

to any udi-nntalge. lt may be of in-t

in the timbered sections of 'the

the very best feeds for cattle and

Tlllls is not s new invention nor y own recipe, althouigh I have d it to our own cows and hogs I summer, but it has been used

in .Denmark for many years and the prize bacon for which the Eng-

fancy prices before the war was

his of old potatoes last spring and

the experiment and must say it

to silnge is simple and not expen-

vinegar or syru barrels, ,a, root

A day or two before making the

silaigc the cornmeal was put into

,solution lol;__l3gpln sulirllls

the llantls of the chemist and you ma-y look for the analysis in the

next number.

Keen your barrels covered when

you begin feeding, Potato tillage., like any other silage, will turn black and mold when exposed to the air. As soon as a barrel is empty, scrub it out and refill lt, and -you will find that the old cow will pay you a bigiger .price f0l` Your culls than you ever imag- ined. 'i`»lic potato market will pn-y You il premium for all the good first class tubers you can raise. and you wliil want to raise twice ,as many potatoes as -you did be- fore. With carefully graded pota- toes the market end will take f.

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Folder mauled as mul.

wsllm-viii. omrlv

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is live stock to he fed, -

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$2.Z5_ Pntons. l

cars of itself. Culls are far too "_ _ _ - valuable to marker when t.here_ 3°|_D BY

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BEER di ~ WEEKS

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tub and had water put in l,

er sllzipe the various display boards pnlncipul merchants are closing enough M thomughly saturate it

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S a tllrollghollt thc _city. it is me in, their places of business at 5 .p. m. but not make "_ ,slam-_.y_ Let

iention to have all these dlsplny this 3-Cll°H will “° d°“bt appease stand in warm place to sour or boards made with .th " Stan ar the feelings of the clerks and ot

, The Shoe of Uniformity

F01' Walking. motoring, for office wear, for

dress wear----there is a uniform fitting quality

in the many lasts of Astoria and Tecumseh Shoes.

It is because every shoe bearing our maker's stamp

has the same unequalled accuracy of stitching, the same undertrlm edge Hnlsh.

Quality is apparent in every shoe of our make.

When you ask your shoe-man for Astoria Shoes, _

you ask for the best shoe your money will buy.

them llle appearance of being fralnlzil. Ml'.'» Archllbiflll Potter, lt lliagv be remarked was n mem-

He spent the first day of his pres- ent visit lookin-g up luis old chumg

SCHOOL WORK.-» Craipaud

School, March. Grade VII-1 John

here.

In Miners Strike

plete deadlock as the miners fed- eration has rejected the Govern- ment’s latest offer to increase the

Bovyer and Lawson Harvey (equal) . ~ 2 Mary_NewB0n_ 3 monel Burgess _‘temporary subsidy to the industry

ferment it will soon lie in to look

e tl d ' . gl

molding ltroilnd ~l/he sides giving h@\‘Sl0I‘e W0Yl<@l'B Wh0 are the Pfln' and nct like yeast or starter, and

Plilfll '~'lUil¥l11|1‘lS f0l‘ the 5YBt9m' this is the function it has to per-

form in making potato ensdiage. Potatoes alone will not ferment,

ber of tllo 98th Siege Buttery, be- but spoil; therefore from two to ills one of the fthree members of flive percent cornmeal milst be the baltteliv to receive tile D. C. M. - ' used. Get your barrels and your

starter (cornmeal) readiy, scrub off he dirt from the potatoes (do not

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and otft-ers of the Bnttery. Need- use rotten or decayed polo/1028). less to sa-y they were pleased tow LOND_ON' April 29`_'The British run them through the root cutter. see him again. coal strike reaches another com- and put a bushel of the chopped

potatoes into the bottom of the barrel a little of the fermented ' cornmeal, some more potatoes, and pack down with a heavy niece of wood or anything that will servo

_ . dmd _ vI__ I m` M vi . _ from 7,500,000 to 10,000,000 pounds. the purpose. Alternate the pota-

Scott-Chamberiain Company, Limited Kenni-ti.. Best, "§_ “ Be’,f§,,_c‘,§’eC°,,,, Ilan delegates or mins workers who

London _ __ _ C d Grade V-1. Majorlc Leard, 2. Lea .have ibeen attending the Confer-

ana R A ?Il;:_"_‘_S_;’U» 2GF__§1d€_ _ I_g’_-_ HH-*Old ence in London are returning to _E

y' ‘ “re es 'Gwrgie their res ectlve districts. The inside of top of bnrrei and .place

' ’ » Y " ' Lenrd. Grade Iii sr .-1. Georgeli , P .

& C0., _ Full, 2. Willie Story, 3, Stewart Cabinet held a special emergencya

Two Killed, Score l

Injured In Fiiinle

l\‘illMl-I, April 20. -l\‘iii:i| l'i»tilrll>:

llolli the sie-ations ol' Siliitilly show lil;i.i the Aln:.nlll.olliists lluiier t-he li-tldi-rslllp ol' Riclinril Ynilwllii, were

\'ictol‘|uu.~l by liloro than ll. lllou-_ lr-1 '

solid votes. The ohl iirovisionni gov- orlillielll. has l‘e:sig-lied, but is re- ll :lining in office llnlll the new :id- lllillistrtilion takes up its duties. ill lilo riots following the llzllloting two 1>el‘solis‘ were killed and s si-.ol~e woiln<lerI.itilliilrl alpine 'troops now occiipy lille city :intl order has been restored.

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2§ l.-Ass. Ar EIGHT WEEKS

Dear Sim Rockwood. Ont.. january 6th, I9l4

Lust a your ago, I sen! you n trial order for half a ton of your Mill:

Mn . The results were marvelous. In my fifteen yearn' experience in

the poultry business I never had such phenomenal success in rearing chicks; they grew more rapidly than ever before and reached two an n quarter pounds at ei ht weeks old, and five Ind mlzalf pounds at four months. Idid not lose live per cent of the cliielis hatched and oicknm was unknown. Yours very truly,

van vans L' R' cum

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MILK MASH

For Feeding Baby Chicks //

Prevents White Diarrhoea Q

MAKES MAMMOTH CHICKS 4

Obtain BIutchiord'| Milk Mash from: \ ~"`

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and uve all your chicks. smtma

Bl.A'l'CI-II-'ORD CALF MEAL C0. OF CANADA, LTD., TORONTO ll9A (Established in Leicester, England, over 120 years ago.)

I Good News for You ; 0 we are inlw well supplied with it his assortment or the

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latestatyles in spring Footwear for Men. Women and Chlldrefn,

.cnibed miie Irish Republican -army'

'Protestants had been murdered re-

Slierren. Grade Ill jr-1. Margaret

mond Lugue, 2. Bennie Lugue, 3.

Sllerren, 2. Albert -MacDonald, 3. Everett Stanley. Perfect Attend- ance: Amy Ilarvey, Harold Harvey, Georgie Leard, Muriel Best,, Gerald Best, Alice Best, Stanley Parker, Jessie Dawson, Bennie Lugue, Ray- mond Lugue, Margaret Siierreu. George Full, Mary Newson, Jolhtn

Vittie, Kenneth Best, Everett Wat- ton, Lea, Dawson..

Secretary oi- Ireland

Describes Horrors

.LONDON. April 29-In an impas-

sioned address yesterday -in the House of Commons on the Irish

situamion -Stir Hamer Green»vvood`. Chief Secretary forlrsland, des-

as "murderers" and declared the deeds -being perpetrated in Ireland which it was difficult for British civilians or military or police to

'believe could be done by hllimfllll hands. For example, declared

Sir Hamer, the anulndiefr of a »Pro- testant. was in progress as a delib-

erate plan, there had lbeen a hor- rible case of the desecration of a Protestant church, while fifteen

cently without any rhyme or reason and ullder most revolting circum- stnllces. It-'was not, however, a case of Roman Catholics against Protestants, he said. There was also n deliberate plan of attack to intimidate and in some cases mur- der ex-service men.

¥--1-03--_ ‘NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN G00!-

wash-able stripes all sizes, $1.59 on Friday .lmld iSaturdny` at

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We are selling illem at low prices so you will he Wise

if you come and see them befole you buy.

We are olering for this week Ladies Mahogany and

Brown Brogues at S4 50 and $4 75 per IN-ir.

PURIJIE--FERGUSON

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Office, Royal Bank Budding, Chariot tetown

Patons. .

meeting last night to considr

§{lel`_"e”~P Jefasle DRIVIVSOU. 3~limeasures for maintenance essen-|j an ey ar er' mae' “L Ray' tial to services in connection withl

Eli-its l.es.l~ti. Grade 1~1Artinn~ 1"” °°“' Slime-

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8PEClA'L LINE OF GINGHAMS,

slllipes and plalids, seillilng for 26c, per yard at Pabons.

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Bovyer, Lionel Burgess. Lolita Mac ` man with a few cows and a few

MEN’S WORK SHIRTS in good

Plain colors aflso black and white stripes all full sizes. Extra Special $1.00 on Friday and Saturday at Patons.

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HOTEL VICTORIA

Famed for its cuisine

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Elegantiy furnished, B2

rooms with baths.

Mako it your hom. in

Charl°¢tetown. _,

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~ AVOID APRIL COLDS

Will! Avril there comes a

season of sudden changes. it’l a time' when we don't know Just flow to dress or how to regulate the heat -in our homes.

For this eason, it's an easy

matter to chch cold.

Our Cold Tablets

are r little-but mighty' in ef- fect when it comes to reliev ing a cold before it reaches

complicated stage

HANDY T0 CARRY AND EASY T0 TAKE

We also handle all the oth

er well known cold remedies for which there is a popular demand

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toes' and cornmeal t.ill your barrels is full. and be sure it is well pack- d, the harder the (better. Put omg pieces of boards, cu. to fit

stone or two on top to weigh it

down. Add no water or still.- ust the rotator;-is andcornlneal. The potatoes i’urni.g.h enough

water and the fermented cornmeal acts as yeast; fermentation sels in and after about three weeks (sooner if weather tis warm) your feed is ready. By the way, 'your barrels should 'be Covered with chair or out straw to exclude tile air from the enslllage as the mix- ture semen in the barrel. ’l'lii.~i method makes it .possible for the

pigs io have il real silo in ills barn a poor man's silo. if you please.

.Do not draw conclusions from the

above that it will luuke a dry COW give milk. but here is what it has done for us. Oilir cows. were dry this fall. except one, and she is due to freshen by the middle of January. yet she tis su»l>l1li.Vl¥lE three' families with all the milk they need, There are six _v0Ul'lB- sters in our own fari1il'.V. f01lI‘ lil the next -family, and six in the third, I sm postlvc if it were nm for the potato siiage she would have gone dry long before this

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“Freezone” on an aching corn in etantly that com stops iulrtimg. tihen shortly you lift it right oft with lingers. Truly!

Your dmggist sells a tiny bottle

of F‘re;mne" for ¢ few cents. sur licient ho remove every hard corn sofit corn, on- corn between the toes and the calvluses, without soreness or irritation

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The Seeds with the Padigrggf’ `

Thoroughbred strain from ` thoroug bred stock-qut. ity. through and throng . ’

Steele. B_1'is's'S'seeds are sold by leading dealers' every- where in Canada, - you cannot buy better seeds r

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Shoe Values

Bargains that are Hard to Equal

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and French heels.

Sizes 272 to 7

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200 pairs women’| Pumps, :z§f=._ \ - ' T

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Patent and Kid Leathers cuban r . . M mn pump 'vI."_

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We are clearing up

all our broken lilies, also new ones in linen,

Oxfords a nd Pumps.

Llilii Boots, extra good wearing lhoe, l

regular $2.75 line.

Size: 8, 9, 10, 10'/2

si 2 $1.98 ___ $1.98' ' f I V

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Dcngola laced Oxfords - - $200 1 U

11 elastic front slippers $185 _ _ _

sizes 2 iz to s ‘° ‘L98

orders by Mill loc Extra

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