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WELCOME l

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ma. Mimuib. ttou.

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Connolly Estate M] L 5E5? ‘Scholarships i

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open to all tic-stair shall have rmnpt-tr, in . l|'t .. Ylﬁllifh of ill.“ \l.. i1) his name in full. age. names nf both parents. til Post 0f- fice address, l5: nature and extent of

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his studies riltrinl: the pzt-l _\'rar.; Students rump . ~-llo-.litl how r. knuulcrigt- ni‘ Uiﬂlii’ .\ inn-k in 11,9 Public Strhonls. q M. J. SMITH. Secretary.

ate oi‘ (liven Connolly." l.

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‘ ,' _ ___' i "Suit-back gowns are a nude de ,‘ OO-OOQ-o-e-oooveeooooooooooo - ,' pclrlure." l v ' 4 ' :‘.‘ ._ Professional Car; s‘ ' ' ' .' - -.~‘-*-

THE SEASON'S VAMPIRE

And it isn't the loss of respect oi the boss That stings hralid. ' But it‘; cal-hing to know that he never cnll know And never can understand. How much a double header meanl To a regular baseball lan.

like a white hol

Account’. Alltlllvli. lrtlniil: ‘Zltx

Returns Pl-cpzl ~ ti. A. E. MacNcill ('5 Co. l

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Mark R. McGuigan, B. A.

l BARRSTER. SOLICITUR, ETC. ' MONEY Tl) LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown, 1515.!-

Permanent

anti FINGER W.“ DIG All branches ni‘ Beauty (‘lllttlrc at the ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE Nulnmrrsitlc --i--.__-_.

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“A penny for your thoughts." "Oi course! J;.:t like a woman, always looking for bargainsl"

bootl-a-ti-Ltsltilu.

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D. L. lil.»\'l‘fIiiiSO.\'. l.l.. B. ‘ Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,

a Money to Loan.

Dﬂeeo-Chariotieiolvn ant’ Montagul

,. McLeod & Bentley J. A. BENTLEY W. E. IlENTLEY, K. C.

rd like t?

Prospective Buyer! Barrister and Attorncy-nt-Lllw we someihing in chi“ Office. 1R0 Richmond Street Dumb saksperso,“ | am very

s DHINEY TU LOAN Charlottetown, l‘. h‘. f. l

McDonald dIJ-lwdiltd ' ' B. A. '

|. A. MCDONALD. H. F, RICPIIEll BARBIQTERS. ATTORNEYS, liTl. MONEY TO LUAN

lorry, air, but l don't believe we lave a branch there.

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By ' DAVID LYALL

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_ (Continued)

"I'm on the high way to recovery, that's what they say. It is only a, matter of time now. The leg is mend- i in; finely. You'll have to treat it with respect. mother, it's had no less than , nine operations,"

"Gotiamert-y, I'll have a look at it,l poor leg, when I'm putting ye to bed.‘ There can't be much oi it 16ft." ‘

"Oil, yes. it'll be a hefty leg yctX mother." '

"And _\'otl'll stop at home now till you're cllrcti and well, and litter that,‘

THE CHARLO'I”I'E'I‘OWN _GUARDIAN crack

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RICE KRISPIBS snap and pop in milk or cream. There never was a crisper cereal. Delicious rice toasted into nourishing bubbles. Great for children.

Serve for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With fruits or berries, sweetened with honey. Use in macsroons, candies. Order a red-and- green package from your grocer. lVIade by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

' "He'd make a rare good padre. and

r hope they'll take him yet," said Jim‘

quietly. "Bless me. lad somebodys got to ‘stay at home and keep up the hearts of ordinal-y folks. How are we to carry on if everybody worth While goes.‘ Markyalc has done its full share with-l out. taking Tom Bishop from the chapel, and I don't like to hear you talk as if there was nothing but the war."

"Well, and that's the truth, mother. -until the war ls Victoriously won we, can't be sure of anything."

"Do you like the war then, lad?" she asked wistfully. ‘

"Like it? Not particularly; it's a job that's got to be done, that's all."

"I was hoping you'd stay at home this time, lad. and set a dear little

‘ front as a chaplain." '

Stock Removed

All Dry Goods in store situated Comer Fitzroy and Edward Streets of this eity,_have been removed to "Sldmount," 127 North River Road and will be on sale each Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening until further notice.

Slaughter prices.

W. H. JOHNSON 4167-6-5-31.

they need rich soil with an abundant

supply of plant food. The brush or '

support should be put in place when the seed is planted so that the vines may take hold as soon as the first ten- driis are developed. They will ciilnb rapidly toward tho wp and will start breaking out flocks of white bloom

A Dry Goods , m, ~ U

SATISFACIION GUARAN . 0R YOUR MONEY “gm

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no more fighting surely. You've done, _\‘tllli' bit." '1'» thzs Brlttilorrl ilitltli‘ n0 reply. Al- T ltlucig; he “Th: dtltiijllftl. body and soul, from Mclrkyalc-lit-Slonc. The waters‘ of scpzlratloll, like dividing seas,‘ rollctl between his ]ll‘t"\i"li{ and hisl ‘]li.~i. .'m.l thretlicltuti to (‘iigilli his lu-

_ ! m” a "Tiloyrc been very kind to you in,‘

that grand llo.~pltal, haven't tlteyi-l.‘

Fllillfl.‘ mid m0 \\'Zl.“~ talking it over the‘ itvhrr rim- W." lllilh! ‘Fiirl them a [HT-j i?" - lllllllild 1W0 iii lt‘ti=. for all tht‘_\"'\'c

dona- mother, it would be a sight better for “Good heavens, no. mother," cried‘ mo“ 0i Us ‘I we could be "vealed m

Bradford zvhnsl "llI-z a voluntary‘ l-‘UYCW mmlary 110519335» Where hr,___..,_.,y C,_,.,.Cd M”, w," 1).. W“. rim‘ there's no luxury and less fuss. ft any‘. m_\.i,lc_ 1-1,“. ,,_ My mm jnsm. nlakcs cilaps soft. anti gives them false

“mm; I ideas oi hi0." "\Vll._\‘ should it. if lrntlly and grate- , Tm‘ may b“ and 3'0“ “we 5"‘ mm, g-Wm? XII“)? “m, “bum take “l stallion Place two months. Then

in kzntl ironl thi- shop, then? What Wu“? glad ‘D be honlew- she added aha“, l I, a run/x,“ Dang of 20nd‘ ii little wrist-fully, for not once had he York: h v lJli1lil§"W or .\Oitlt‘ .~,,::llt lzrlru ‘ give“ the assurancﬁ"uio the Old’ sheets, no’. to be tlvslilvPti even bii smple’ “um me’ and’ please G°d'

the rich now that vsool and flax siztnd You.“ n95 ‘cave it’ ﬂgalniimither h“ n. H“. my“, lhm. amt- hls mind made lip that t is is to end

uYOu-d ‘my. up, mo,‘ n, ‘m, your ‘ it. Ho. will write to the War Office, or pain m’: . iiiPili_t\l0liC.Tl1L‘_\'i “"9" to m” King‘ n need b9‘? 53m don’. llcezlstnyllx and it they (lid the Eylllszilllﬂgﬂac Ifgwlﬁkl Gtlvcrllmcti- would . >)l' it."

Something rztsptwl iii Ihzl" son's time. U“? power and Weigh‘; c‘ her 0w" man" i i-‘hll- tlllllfl tillll\’_'nt"'lli' luliil- ‘Lllllttlf ‘lliflilllilll gﬁgldmrglllogvg‘rzvrgnuliuonly it keeps ‘ 1:; r9911 n 'l .\ its 9 .. Ct iCm~ ‘ ” ‘ to |)(‘ll(‘\'t‘, and llltlt to srlrc them hci ‘nmis m“ b“ m a mmud his mom‘ ltatl made the best of lltzlc discom- ‘ “r had ‘lever seen‘ the mm-nd that had Ions and PL ationsl ben visible during the brief but glor-

"Yolfve always told us they ‘were 1W5 ﬁght 5°‘ nl-‘epvﬂlR-idiﬁ in whim kind. Juitmy lmy, bu: then you've ' “my “nicer ‘n m5 baliamm ‘lad been ncvcr l)l‘l"ll zt l!i'illﬂl)l£‘!"." |‘ ill" Gui of 3cm)“

"Kind! I should just think they‘ “TmvW-‘i my Nb‘ and my masters “-¢;@_ l“ 1m kind; I. mp0s the stuff. l mother, and dad mustn't, interfere. mg out o; a'man_ 1-11 m“ you whayv‘, But: don't let us talk about unpleasant

‘ things. How's Aunt Naomi?"

"Aunt Naomi is quite well. Not much doin‘ in the antiques now, but the Berlin wool side of her business was never busier."

“Do they call it Berlin wool yet? I mllsi. rag her about it." _

"tvhais in a name?" his mother asked. “Now you'll want to hear about your Cousin Cotmans."

“I'm not just; gasping about them, but I hope they're well."

"I wish they could hear you. They're all well, and going strong. Uncle Am- brose is getting a power o‘ money from somewhere. Lord send it isn't profi- teering, They've moved into the new ‘noose, urn; cilristcned it Haddon Hail. How's that for smartness. Jim?" ‘

“Perfectly ridiculous," was Jim's verdict. ‘

i wélsll-lélolt-fé?

FOR FOUR YEARS

Wiiil Rheumatism

Mr. Prod Knoll-ll, Pl (Trnlvfnlrl Ava, Wind s u r, Unto, writcsz-“I ma: troubled with rheumatism for seven

. o r “J- 32 31.3.? 1nd coulrl rlrlt sit straight in a chair. “I derived such gootl results from

ki-‘k

take Jane and Sylvie to their can- icrni‘

"Where do they get the petrol?"

"Oh, it's war work, and Uncle Am-' brose can pull strings. Their new stair! carpet cost sixteen shillings a yard at‘ Marshall and Snclgrovefs in Leeds and it. took thirty yards to do the stairs. l don‘; hold with such extravagance in war time; it. doesn't look well in Christian folk." ‘

Jim smiled. "And Tom and Mary- how are they?" he asked gradually covering the family ground in Mark- yate.

"Flnelyv. Now there's a man of God if ever there was one! Mary ought to thank God on her bended knees for ‘ him, and I think she docs. His preach-

! (J i S lng gets bet-tor and better every Sun-

day. But even though his ministry

is so acceptable, he isn't contented The site of the Victoria Hotel with building thereon, also building lot

either, Jim. l-le wants to go to the opposite.

These two properties will he sold separately or on bloc. An attractive prlro will l]? given for quick sale. Apply to

W. K. ‘ROGERS. LT. COL. D. A. MacKINNON, Liquidators

I wish to vnicr- my praise nu hells]! of your: wonderful medicine, and to also my it is helping others whom I have ldvised to take it.”

Pnt up only by The T. Milburn 00., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

No trespassing on my property in Nrivlnin, Lot ‘l6.

. .l\l.l(‘l~l TRAINOR. 3765-5—i5-thurssatZlwl-zs.

'PHONOGRAPH SPECIAL OFFER

ﬂﬁ7f-3-2l-iilthenttstf.

OO-OOXO O-O-O-O-O-O-OQ-OO O-VG-O 0-60-6-

S. S. "Harland" NOTiCE

A private owner offers regardless of cost and value, her beautiful, high- class, costly well known noted make, stylish, attractive. large full-size ﬂoor, modern style, perfect condition. sweet clear tone music. Price $35.00.

ll Great George street LOAN

Miss Green (selling tickets for I abut-ch bazaar): Mr. Wise. did you ever go to a clvlrch sociable? . Mr. Wise: Why, I'm sociable

wherever l go. ooo-oovooom»o+0oo+e4eo~

EYES TESTED f

Dr. D. T. Waye

DENTAL SURGEON I30 Richmond Street

Charlottetown, P. E. I. , AND t onasscs FITIED f

Office Hours Phone M3 ‘ 5 w, TAYLQB ‘

l- A. st. to I r. M. . J, 5, “not: ,

z r. m m s r. m. I ’ Optometrist: z __.______,___,__ i u: Richmond Street , l nwoooo-o vwweeveeee-wv.

Included free of charge 125 high class

Owing to ilde conditions at Victoria 51""! "m"! "hill" m "ll ""1" ‘he “Harland.- wm make on“, one the money alone. This includesjlw rond trip onthat service viz. on the‘ semmu“ ‘Haunted u advemnd‘

If l d l. . l. . following dates May 15th and 2am, 6,3,1? ,,,';‘,',,,,j‘;_’,,,,';‘,",,“ ,',°,,‘;,',',",',', Also June 12th and 26th, leaving , mom-y pfder to Charlottetown at 7 A. M. returning , will leave Victoria at 1 P. M. During FRANK BU!‘ ‘ s’

Storage Warehouse.

the intervening weeks the two round ' 108 Robert St, Toronto, Ont.

This Schedule effective until June

home of your own in Markyate or somewhere near by. Father and I are getting old. and we'd dearly love to keep you within relwh of our loving, arms." '

(To be Continued)‘

to be followed with the bigpods char- acinristic of the brush type of pen.

Telephoneand Quite Content are old standbys in the tall peas and of the ﬁnest quality. Alderman and Champion of England are other popu- lar sorts. In the old-time garden, the Marrowfat was the standard of ex- celence and it is still and excellent pea but does not. compare in sugary qua- lity vrlth the more modem strains.

In the tall pea class ls the French sugar pod peaiwhich has never ap-

GETTING IN THE LATE PEAS

The ambitious gardener is now put- ting 1n his late or main crop peas any they are not second plantings of thef early dwarf varieties but plantings of| the late, tall growing, brush peas..‘ peeled to American gardeners. This There is a genuine satisfaction in in-i pea is to be eaten pod and all. It ls

l

specting a. five or six-foot row of pea really an excellent vegetable when vines hung with a wealth of fat pods, one reconciles himself to eating the waiting to be picked. pea pod and all. The pOds am as The yield is greater than in thei sweet. as the ordinary garden pea. 1x111 popular dwarf sorts and the quality‘ peas furrlish the fat and imposing cannot be excelled. The reason that,‘ pods that win the prizes at the flower dwarf peas have practically dispiacedl and vegetable shows during the sump the older tall sorts is the laziness of_ mer. I the average gardener who doesn't want I to be bothered by putting in brush; or building the chicken wire or other supports ncessary in grow the tall

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"And they've got. a new motor to l

trips will bsmade. 30H]. ~ mm

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NQIlTHilL-‘ﬁl; HURSEMEN‘

peas. However. once he does it. he will continue to grow tail peas for his main ‘ crop, using the dlvarf only as the‘ season's opener. l The tall peas should be plantcdl with the seeds two inches apart. in‘ v_"_' double rotvs. They make heaw vines‘ The charmtleww" DYMHQ Park and ngcd plenty of 1.00m.‘ Owing to um track is now ready for training pur. amount of vegetation they develop‘ 30s“ “eke” g°°d "P w Aim-Isl

_ 10th, also permitting use of a stall

;should be obtained from the Secret- laryis Office. A fee of $5 will be

charged to partially cover . cost of Send me your wool to be spun into

keeping track in condition. J. W. BOULTEB. yarn or wove into blankets the charge i"! Winning single yarn is 25 cents

Secretary. Charlottetown Drving Park and Der pound and doubled 28 cents. Spinning and weaving a blanket

Provincial Exhibition Associat- SLZS. Blankets are (white only) and

ion. 3584-5-6-tf. all wool 72 x 90 inches unwashed wool must. he washed clean and all

Historic-E“

T 0 Horsemen

burs and dirt picked out. Send by mail or freight. Freight will be paid "II Shillmﬂlll! 0! 100 lbi- Pill Shili- The Georgetown race track is now

pers name on all parcels and owners name, address and instructions inside, otherwise I will not be responsible

ready for training purposes. itlring on your horses for a. work for losses. The size of single yarn is $118k 2:89:11“ Zilgharffkifflamlfef: £21m lzlsgrgélllbied ylifn- ﬂllo. lﬂeﬂ- 1. greatgrimproved this season. - A and Stand will be erected ln W M, LA N D RIG A N ‘ the very near future. gnmug p_ |;_ ]_ ‘ Ready fnr our races July the 9th.‘

l (llassés will he announced next week.

$800.00 in prizes. E. B. MeLAREN,

Secretary Kings County Exhibition Ass.

4187-6-5-21. _.___;-___¢_-i-—_.,-__._

STALLION F OR SALE

(Frisco plulzo) high class, fully reg- islet-ed, standard American Kentucky Bred trotter. Bred from the ﬁnest racing blood in America. (Peter Pluto) sire. Stud fees 5500-00- B! your lawn and garden. And we are v we," the are“) dam mo" Mn], ready with the Implements you vlill Frisco) by San Francisco. Born June need to give them proper care. Our , 1927. Good looking, breeding, choice stock of garden hose, lawn mowers, i gull?!‘ lzgmlWliznhfulg mlatureduwll:

‘eoosze an,aveoo rakes and other equipment for lm- wehhz Wm ma“ huh d". m"! proving your landscape w“ never, stock horse. Eaatrnotctl race horse. :81; COmPlEY-e 11nd V5119‘! ma" ‘ high class show horse. Private owner

forced lo sacriﬁce regardless o! value. The Rogers gioltoghlpxlnutltflxnltﬁﬂlntesedflssrlitgdgi Hardware C0., q Limited

HELP FOR LAWN AND GARDEN

It's time now to give a thought to

In charge. Apply Frank Buimefs Boarding Sale Stables. 108 Robert Si", Toronto, Ont. Telegrams ans- wered.

6-5-21.

Spray Materials—lnseoticilies

Every wise potato grower will spray his growing crop of potatoes. Now is the time to order your Bluestone, Lime and Poison. We handle highest quality English Bluestone, the Best Hydrated Lime obtainable, and Calcium Arsenale.

lf you dust we will sell you the dust that will give you results. Never buy this material without knowing its con- tent. of Metallic Copper.

For prices and particulars write:

P. E.l. Potato Growers’ Assoc. Inc.

4181-0-54!“

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MONEY-BACK GUARANIIEE wan-rout

nus sear

Others have purchased inferior substitutes aa Cozagoleum . . . “,1 discovered the tremendous diff» encc in the: wearing qualities oi‘ l!“ genuine and ﬂoor-coverings illsi were "just as good.“

Insist on seeing the Gold Seal before you buy floor covering, Then . . . and then only . . . u; yum guaranteed satisfaction or you; money llncl-l. .

Cenlnlenm Ia tho world's brri buy In ﬂoor coverings. Slrikin] bclzuiy in color and pattern . - . unuauu! dur- ability . . Jar just a/nv dollars.

CONGDLEFM CANADA LIMITED, MONTREAL

con Ollllbl

GUI. Lgcy QIERl

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lion previous to June l4 to S. G. Peppin, Charlottetown. Tm will be no fee charged if application is made before the 1 l

and some 4-8-12 mixed. all at our regular prices. Pfﬂml’ ment of all orders received by letter or telephone

grown disease free “Green lliountains.”

P.E.l. Potato Growers’ Assoc. it!!!»

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We carry all the standard sizes in the latest: designs in Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs

SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY AT LO\VEST PRICES

PROWSE BROS, Limited , i

' A PARIS

Plan a programme of irips this summer. 511d each busy week with a joyous week-end 0i m‘ Ind recreation in the grout outdoors. Swim, ranch ﬁsh, loaf or choose a resort where golf i< leatilrtd-

Take advantage of s eciol week-end luvs ellelf. live May 2nd tn Octoer 3lst. Get there and bl at reduced fares. Leave Friday noon or liter.

.\lvl=|.\' to all (lllmtllnn .\nt l..-ml Tifhl" lilflrlll illtllllilll‘ n W. K. nourzu clly Tlt-krt l\Kl‘lli. l.. l‘. lil'l'(‘lIlI>I. helm Axel“. »""“°

l‘. U’. CLARKIN, lilsirlti lﬁtssvllltrr ARV"!- _ . . - , . _. - 1 y \ . \ I i l ﬂlﬂmf l

irgost" wiIllZcJ/"Jysrm"; r

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Potato Inspection-Fertilizer Seed Potatoes

if y Do not. neglect making your application for ﬁeld llli

moni t shl

We have a small quantity of Potash, Soda and Al"

We have also one hundred bushels of "MRCDOﬂllltf5" 9“