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._ ___ MAY 7- 1917 _ ~ me cHA1tLonrETewN.Q;M;1tpiAn _ _ ~~~~~~~~~~ _

" _nuln»uu_rtn_' _ -in ,_t(l_fiiA'l_N ~ 0 Mn lnrumnts '

’ it.; fb* .Q -_

A little of Sunlight goes' a |0011 way; every particle is mire; there is nothing to . harm thc clothes or impede ' the rapid progress of the wash. livery coke oi Sun. light Soap carries a $5,000 !\lH\'0llt_¢=e of purity. in

. , _=_ _...,'_.._

iT PAY! is any in um Province.

i~2d\val'il docked lil ifhllrloitctown -ul

0.15 Srrtlmlny 'lnol‘uilig. She lirovht iliilcty passengers. 440 tons L-.` freight and a smull niall from Nova Scotia. » '

BRIDE REMEMBEFtED.- Miss

katie Ga hint, whose lnurrlage takes

Many dainty gifts were sllowered on

pany.. B. G. F.. and is now icport- ed to be in France, .

‘i_. this issue will be found an ad, for

Dude Thorne. the handsome bred trotting stallion owned by Francis

105th COM FORTS CI ROLE.-'l`llcl'0

_ . . _ nie nappy bride-to-ne, while a de- will be fi nwsllni: of the 10601 Com-

ensi ._.=.__.. ...-_T_',__ ' - ‘ __ _ _ lil.1llli`ul evening was spoilt ln galiles. T01" (7il'0l0 \ U19 \'~ M- U- /\-- 'l`l10H'. .

. . . ~ _-wi "'°' T 5 ct- followc bv' il oolhsonie re ilst illll/. Y U1- Ill 3 D- Ill.. l0l` U10

I Ask for

l'llCKEY°S `! Twist

_Ask your dealer for

IIlcl_icy’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine lor

Wa the Cleanest and

best Chewing Tobacco.

HICKEY’S is a la rge,

clean, fragrant juicy plug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds.

TRY I-lICKEY’5 TWIST

-the change will do you

.A ""

' QOCU.

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solved by Mis. Gallant.

lslnlldiilg ol' the pupils of Springfield lQuccn`1=) School for lilo month of April: Grade VII-1, Amelia Ilasllcni. _Grade VI--1. Lilian Matheson; 2. Ilcr- lllall Llllllbe; Il. lvlilry Lalnbe. Grade \'-I. Luclla Ilickox; 2. James Has- luill; Il. Slltllcrlllnd M_ncl(ay. Grade IIV --1, Irelle Seallllln; 2, Mlldreii llickox; Ii. Lewis llaislillil. Grade lll-1, Mur- il-Zalel Milyre; 2,.Ji‘ in .Sinclall~; Ii, Ear-| illl Slilclflll: Grade ll-1, Alfred Scu- ln-zln; 2. Itetal Abbott; Zi, Keith Mnyne. The following pupils were present cv- cry day in the nlollth-Aillcliu lllir.'~_ liini. Basil lIzislani_ Jalncs Ilaslani. Lloyd Ilnslanl. Mary I.-ambe, Francis hanibc, lI.ouls lnlllibe, Gladys Abbott. lllilriel Abbott, licbcr MacKay, Jolill l\I-acl<`ailyell, Marshall l\'lat.lleson, El- ldoll Illtkox lllonthll average attend

i & T0bacc0 C0_ iiillcc lil: llc.-:sic lilaclielilzlc, tcat-lltr. _‘__

' ChaflOtt€tOWn 4 NEW HAVEN SCHOOL.--- Tilt!

lollowlllg is thc stainlini: ol' New lla-

L _ ___ _ _ ` I veil School l'ol the inolltll ol’ Aprili-

ttl-.idu Vlll. (‘sciiiol~)- 1, Aiilile Bea

E W _ ""` ' ' 3 I-ull; 2. M:ll'jol'ic llarriicli; il, Kather-

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no cooking required

Beer& Goff

PHONILS 52-150

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I OTICE

Our business has been growing- very rapidly of late,

and we have as a consequence been obliged to make some

changes in order to meet conditions.

We are making alterations in our office, adding to our

staff, and improving our delivery system, so that we hope very shortly to be able _to give o_ur customers a service which will be perfectly satisfactory in every way.

t Jenkins & ‘Son

vo52~>i~1sMwfiiill.

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ' PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -

'rlME TABLE ln srrecr, Feanu/mv ni., 1911. ATl.ANTlc sr/irloano Tnvle.

Trains outward-lload down

DAILY 'I‘uos

ox. Sim. Thurs

& Sat

A.M.

!’.M.

6.60

8.13 0.00 0.40 10.20

P.M. _

2.00 Dept. Summersllle 3,33 Port Ilill 4153 0’L0llry 6,00 Alherton

7.00 in-.__ _ _ _______A _ ___'5'l_l§3_1'-_-_'_!1,___,_, ,____._ .

DA|Ly - DAILY

A DX. SUR.

P. M

2.20 Dept. (illllrlotlnlowll 3.38 _ llnilier lllvor 4.23 Eulerllld .lunoilon 5.02 Kensington 5.30 Arr. ' Summcrslde

_ Trains Inward-Itead Up

'l`uel DAILY Thurs ox. Sun. & Silt

P .3

sea” i§E~i`§.=

Arr. 10.150

9.08 8.22 7.45

Dept. 7.15 . ___

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Arr. 11.10

9.32 8.05 6.58

Dept. 0.00

=~=l- (\"C'\ €P"

ex. Sun.

_ A.lvl.

4,30 Emcrnld Junction 8.10

5.20 Cope

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Tues. Mon.

Thur. Well.

Hat. Fri. I’.M. l’.M. ' " 3.10 3.00 Dept.,

4.40 4.45 -04 5.29 6.2! 0.02

6.40 _“L35 Arr.

llriorell 9-09 Bt. Peters 3-33 souris Dent. 7.10

Traverse .~ 7-10

Wed "l`hui'.

' Fri.

Stewart ' 9-55

7.20

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Sat.

- A.M. A.M.

, (lliarlottotown Arr. 11.30

8.53

8.30

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_ Ex . ` Bun.

" "T" 'Y Y _ Dolly

~ mx. - Bun.

_ P_“f _ A.M.

4.40 nm. IM- Si°‘"" .*"~ 5,54 Cardizan 7-” 3 35 Montlluo -

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Blt. Dolly ~ Ex onli

Only Ex.

Bat. ll lull.

l'.||. P.M. ‘ ‘ ' ' 3.10 3,10 pw; Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 :Ag -

Bat.&Bnn.

AM AM

nl 4.55 vmmi nivn- I-27 -9 5.55 7,05 Arr, Murray)-lorhour _.Debt 0-30 7-.00

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Chocolatta

‘The Ready to_Use Chocolate’

COHt2linS U13 Ci_'l0C0i3t€, and Sllgilr, alid IS \\'oliiliill Boyce; lllirllard Mcl’hee;' l T_l:_e5é4b';?gu;`)u}:e?;e2;ll_s to us' There'

'. . I - - -- , _~.. _ ». _ ,. , 'ii' ‘ .

so delicately tirepared that the flavor is superior to "“’-“‘ "'”°"' ‘°“‘f"°" K““°' we me going outtomiswarine 9.... any other preparation of Chocolate on the market. ` ` ' _.__ ma-Stal' roll this afternoon. I expect

Prepared instantly by adding boiling water only

inn and li`l0l'cllce Murphy leqllall; Il, l~`lnrcii<-c Cavali:\gli_ Grade IV.-1. .colitlrd Mcl‘llee; 2, Verna Dariach; . l'hll_ui l<`l'izzell, El-lu Ticiiiey, Irene llrpliy (eqlial). -’I`cacilel'. Sadie E. . ‘lll'iio. Grade Ill.-l. Agiies Nolan;

l.lli~y l\Icl{iilllon; Il. t'lnl':i Nolan.

ll-lille lll.-~ tjnniorl- I. ivan Dover- cnnx; 2. Daniel Gass; Ii, Arthur Mc- l’lioe_ (lrade Il.- 1, .»\;.:lies Iloyce; 2, Jcun Iloclicrty; Il. Maurice Tielliey. _tiinilc ll.~ tjnniorl- 1. Leo Berri- lrun' " Everett t‘low Grade I- 1

’\l1'\'t‘ill

EMYVALE SCHOOL.--Slalldillg of

lilllyvalo School lol' llioiitli of Apl‘il:- (bade VI-I. Sarah Hogan; 2, Susie <‘llrloy; tl. Mary Mlil~ray. Glade V-1. \Vnlter (‘oady; 2, Rose Hogan; Il. Alice llugali, l-`loi'ry l\'lul'l'ay (Equal) Grade- -\'Y“SelliQi-I, Slepllon liolinolly;-2. lllllcs I’. Callagliail; ti, (Tiara Clark- l. llosc Mc(‘al‘dlg (ldl1ual.)) Grade IV "‘.lilllior-1. Tenn I-liigan; 2. lylutthins' lirray; Ii. I.iina l\I\ll-rayy. Grade 'III-

Juliu llagan; 2. l~‘rank Ilulfy; 3.

ls. Iirilllll, Grade ll-1. Alfred Mur- i\ 3 Leo liluriav .,1‘.ilk,liIc(ardle,

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__. l_.n<-_\‘ llagnn <Equal.l Grade I-l, - _ - -, _

_.__ 1-- . *1' _ ..- . . _ _ . _ _ _ . suppose I saw Sunday but Neil Mc-

l.cnls Gliiiln, 2. Mililled (.usot.k, J.|D am H is _tm in the 92 Bab

Gerald tlriiilll. Perfect in attendance Sai-all I-Iugan, Susie Clirley. Itose Hag- an. Alics .I-lagnn. Regina hiurray, Atlai tlrillln, Jus, P. tlalllaghnli, Beatrice t‘lli-ley. Stephen Connolly. 'Peresa _-(‘larkin, Annie Callaghan, Julia. Ilagan. l.iln:l .\1ul'ray, Matthias lllurray, Jitsu tirillin, Louis Grlllin. 'l`eacliers-May l‘ullaglluil_ Katie M. (‘la-rkili. l

LARGE FUNERAL.- 'I`lle funcrnl

ol' the lul.e_Jolln lticllalils Friday uf- tcrnoon froln his' late residence ul lliileford to Port Hill Ceiiietery was- _one ol' the largest ever seen ill that part ol' the province. liulldred-s coni- lllg fronl all sections of the country.

'fro pay their lui-1-L tributes ol' respccl.} 'l`llc services were colidlicted by Rev." l\ll‘..Hanil‘ol'd, who 'delivered un clo- dlieln address. 'ln which fitting refer- cilco wus miirle to the lil`e, work and spit-.ndid cliaracter of the deceased.

|'l`llt'l‘o were many licuutiflil ilornl ,lllblltes l'lonl .-lynlpntliizing friclnls ill. [borne aild abroad. A special train? froln Sulllnierslde broulllll. U 111111100" of lcailillg men' frolil that town to lilo l`uliol'iil. The pall~lmllrol's welc. llllosi-ers W. Li. I-Iayns, Shelton Sharp. A. Il. lllolluligtlll, it. (T. Mucrlnliald. .\ldl'cd Eliizlilild and W. Burleigll. 'l`ho ilornl tributes included wreaths; fionl the Llbclal Association of rriiicc county. nic officers. non'-coin lnissloned ollicersl and men from Ives' l’oint Battery. Halifax, Mrs. W. Mql.ca Wiilbalik. Montreal.. Mr. A. `t‘. Saunders. M. 1'. P.. will OMNI' flleilds in Suniinersidc and Charlotte- town.

..Your hat, cleaned, _rc-

.. blocked. furnished -with new bands, right here in town, for a small price Try us BOSTON SHOE

Sl-IINING PARLOR I

135 Grafton St.-Sunnyside

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60 Bargains '

We blive 60 pairs of Pulmp

and Oxfords. '

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THE PUMPS are a nice

shape in Patent Leather and Fawn Cravenette' with a neat vamp and lilce plain ornament, llnq ri French heel. 1 THE OXFORDS are in Pat- ent Leather und Black Craven- ctte and Military Braid Trim with li nice Cuban Heel.

Both these are finished in the

best style are Goodyear Welta and WORTH 86.00 per pair, but while they last. _

, Special Elmira Branch. _

_ Mixed train will leave Elmira on- _Mondath

'Puecdayand We _ly “"5 *Ny --'l'

$2.49 Morris-Smitli-Beer

lhers, or next of kin, of ally 105t

sci-l00|_ WORK .....[.‘01l0,t-ing is pm boys overseas. or of the Ilelnforee-y

ments. It is hoped thele will be n representative l'-ronl each 105th family.

PROVINCIAL .EXHlBlTIQN.- Mlzj

C. It. Sinlrllwood. Secretary of the (lllarlottcto-wli Exhibition Associa-_ tion, received a telegram fluni Ot- tawa Saturday, stating that the Donil-, llioil Governlncnl will give a grant again this year to .this Exhibition' This grant together with' those of the Local Government and the City' tiollnoil \viIl enable the lnanagenlent lo offer ll first class prize 'lls-L to the_ intending exhibitors. It has been de- cided to hold the Exhibition, open to all Canada, from the 25th to the 28th Scptcnllier next. _

104th IN ENGLAND.

Tile following letter llus been re-i

ccivcd by Miss Christina McLean.‘ of Lewis, Lot 00, fiom her cous'lll._'- wllo is in England.

Miirch 14, 1917.

Dear Cousin,-Your always- wel-

conie letcl' came to hand a few days ago and was pleased to heal from you. also to know you are having u_ very good time which I am having ulso, coiisldering. |

One of the_ fellows ill our but took|

sick last week. and the medical oflicer slispecteil he niighi have had spinal incnigltls. He was sent to the hospital und- the hut put under quar_antlne.\ 'l‘hcy have' a guard on the hut. so we cannot., get out only' llnder escorts'

you know all about the 105th P. E. l. lliglilunders being transferred to the 104th New Brunswick Battalion. both battalions beillg under strength they formed both into one. and the

not by its title. Tile '105th Colonel. lligs' is in command of the 10-itll, The; 13th Reserve Battalion is 'at Brain-`_ shot. and some of our fellows liave_

been transferred to lt. Some of theln] were over age, namely, Kenneth Mc- Kinnon, Cha/ries Martin. John Alex. McKenzie, and`Norlnan McRae. Fred. Mcltue is still with us Whom do you'

on e s

talion at Bramshot and looks line.

I received a pair oi' socks' from your mother some time ago and wrotc‘ to her. to thank bei; for sending them.i which I think it was awful thoughtfulf ol' her. as we appreciate goodfliome- made socks here. '

We have had 'li very fine Wliltllr S0-`

far, with elioligll frost to keep the- ground frozen' and as ful' as snow is concerned, wo had a fcw showers_ the other day which covered the ground. but soon went away. As you get all the news of -llilportance by' the papers, I must bring this letter to ui close trusting it will find you ill the best of health as- I ani myself. and hoping to hear from you soon as o. letter Isl always cheerful. Good Bye.

From your loving cousin -

DUNCAN McI.'I'}NNAN.

BOYS WANT LET.T-ERS FROM HOME

Ml'. and Mrs. Bonjuulill W. Bert, llezid oi' Hillsboro. have received ai letter froili their brotllor, Lalicc~(Zoi'-| porul Eilwa-l°ll li. .lay of the ltllitll linltnlioli i'rom which the following notes are tukcnz-

Soincwllcre ln I<‘l'allcc.

1 April ii. 1017.

My I)ear Sister and liroihci'.- liow

are you all feeling this Easter. Ilope you ure all well and happy us this leaves lileciijoylilg the best of health; also I 'uni really happy. I can tru-ly any I have nevcl' felt one bit lonely since I came to this nice country.- called' Finlice. It appears- to be very H100 H0-W. Rnd I exllect liiucli nicer ill pence time. 'l- just wish I could tell you where wc are and all about the

I//lllu1ll`¢\\\\\\\\\v/lllln

E You Must Put Back I into The Storeliouse | Of Energy What You Take 0ut Of lt

Each Day. _

At this season your body ls

-apt to expend energy faster than it can be stored. _ln such a case you must provide the re- quired energy llntll nature has time to restore full vitalitv to your body. ` l Yom can buy concentrated energy in the form of our

c ‘ 5

Spring Tonic

lr is ii liquid food tonic. It

will increase appetite, aid dl-

_aleep. _

The renewed energy which comes through its use will en. able you to eiijc-y recreation, and make you feeliine during the, warm months to come.

/.lolllison & _Johnson

The Qullit . D ugotoro Mr. Kent nhl! ;rInoo Ito.

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HORSEMEN’S ATTENTl0N.- ln

lllotlltivlilil, sisters. wives. 1'utllers, bit*-f

ill the city as wc-ll as any from out---I side, who are ill town that tiny. I

104th being the senior battalion lt'

gestion, and induce refreshing '

'- ' Price 50c. and 81.00 Q

returning wlliieaxmfdt at,7~:i?i>.\d. ‘ _

. / '

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NOW IN FRANQE.- Liuet. A. Wy-

lie Allan, formerly' ot' the 105th Bat-

THE CAR FERFiY.- The Prince talion, has been tralisfcrred to the

ltlill Canadian Mucliiile Gun Com-

. _ ` i-‘r=icrc*l»'<'s-i~r'.‘l.~fS., ` ‘

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u ~ ' i “I |?QR'A"o£n=i'R'ri:ia”` I ' I '

S ’ . _ . _ ' . . _ . . . - 0 , `_

place this lnornlllg to Mr. James TY-\lll0l’ 0! J0l\llSl0Y1`L'- River. TNS . 9 ~ » .

U n I I h liiggins, was the guest of honor at n horse was r_als_ed oil Alneilcun soil I _ . , _ _ _ _. _ _ .

- _ _ ii-‘.'.‘i.‘I-.Iii.‘.‘;“'”;’..§§§i.?.’,‘ '25 ",?.`.".it’,‘.1§‘,§‘ 'Z,’; i‘.I‘.§iii§f""°“ "°'“ "‘“ '“”‘°“” “““““‘| l The cigar for you, mild, fragrant, - » -

mn" _ bel brother. l\I_l'. _Lliiiliet Gallant.. i- | f _ even ~ __ __

uniformly good. . '

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-fn n§_= .` .'“\m-'auf-1ar'1ur _‘nn

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place, but you know we are not allow- ed to do sucll things. lt would really surprise you if you knew what a good time we ale having. 1 have escaped pretty good from sickness since I loft

houie. Well, just think. sister, it

will soon be 'a- year since I left that spot I cnll holile. it was the 29th of May. I Went into towil and went up as far as Mt, Stewart one Sunday. Do you remember that day? I never said good'-bye .to you people. but not much wonder as 1 nearly missed tile train, but never mind. ,some day when we get the Huns, where we 'want them and get back to the “Garden of the Gulf," I will be able to tell you alll about our t-rip. `

I did not write you since I came

over here, and I ought lo be ashamed io say so, but Hazel, dear, I really did' not have convenience to do so, ami then we a-re only allowed to write a certain number of letters each week and I thought you could hear from home how I was. _

I got twenty-two letters- in three

days. some dated before others. but sorry to say. I did not get to answer any more then half yet. I see by the paper (“Gulardlan") that some of the 105th boys are wounded and some dead a‘lrendy, and ‘I hear some of

to be good.

Mystery'-s other and equally entic-

ing nanle is woman. _

Many a man thinks liiliiself tl ge-

nius because he lives by his wits.

He who pulsues two rabbits will

succeed in catching neither.

It is well to wntcli virtue which

employs u pl-ess agent.

Many lives would be a great deal

sweeter if they were not quite so sugary, _ f

If a mall is unable to sleep in the

morning when he should get up he has insomnia in its worst form.

Try to be always -at your best.

Wherever the sun' is it is 12 o'clock.

Be particuln-r about the people who

praise you. The hog has a high opinion of lils walllow. . _

Careful 'wives who habitually make

up their husband’s minds refine the process' until they attain the most satisfactory results,

PRISUNIRSII GERMANY

Mrs. John H. Bryant, Enniore has

received the following cards from pri- soners of war ill Germany:

Frledricllsfeld. Jail. lltli. 1914

them are still in England'_ I did not heir from Henry lately, just wis‘ll I could see him just for a few minutes' to have an old talk with him and also, some more of the boys, but there arc, aboutfourteen of the 105th boys'

with me. l Now, sister dear, I guess I li-ad bet-

ter close as I buve to write another letter' today, and it will soon be sup- per time now,

From your big brother,

No. 712735.

L.-(‘.pl. EDWARD E. JAY.

POINTED PARAGRAPH S. .

l.il'e is worth living better than

ulost men live it.

Some people appreciate beautiful

things. but nlosppeeple merely calc for ornaments. -

lt is good to be wise, but it is wiser

Deal' Mrs. Byrslilt I ani very pleased

to say that I have received your let- ter- but not the parcel yet, but it will, be here ally day now. I thank you very much for your kindness in being so tilcuglitful as to think of olir llecds. I am sure it will be a long time before I will forget lt. I hope by the time you get ‘this card that the wnr will be over. I remain your sili- cerc friend. Pte. 'l`. Gill.

. . 20l1j1917. _ Deal' Madam-Just a few lines to‘

let you know that I received your wel- couie letter and parcel safely with lllany thanks. I was very pleased with the socks and mittens because it is very cold here, also to get some gt-.id tobacco. Please let me know

if you receive this post card.

Yours truly,

- T. H. SMITH.

I llllllllillll FUND f .

'l`lii,~ following subscriptions have

been received by the Guardian for-the Island Boy’s Tobacco Fund and will be forwarded thrcugh -tlieiielegations from this Province leaving -shortly for England. Anyone wishing ‘ t0_ send tobacco to the beyain tbe'»-t;-en- ches should forward their sinotiuts at c-nee -to this olllcez ` `i~_. ~ Several Friends ;.. ;.. ._ -$4.00 -

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STRIKE MOVEMENT BPREADS-/IN

GERMANV ' -

(Canadian Press Despatch) ` ‘ I

LONDON. Eng:-A despatch tothe' -

Exchange Telegraph from The~lil'Kl1o.

sa_vs:--

"Travellers from Germany aniiounceu

that strikes have been going 'oii"f_o'r;‘ the past ten days in Westphalia 'andf the Itlilne provinces. especially In.t_l_ie steel industry. The military authori- ties consequently have forbidden .news papers to be sent Out OI the 90“'\|.I'y.

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BEST FOR YOU BEST FOR US BEST FOR ALL

Whenever you buy, or' whatever you buy, you have to pay--SOMETIMEI.. .,

Under A Credit System We All Lose Something- L I `

You are worried by outstanding accounts. -

Y of You éare bgiihtered layubills and collectors. ~"'“' :_ '. ou are ten con ront y a ' demanding a t h " 0' '

other and more pressing need for the money. P ymen W en you have. _ it'

By Thecssh system we snail Each Gain ' . -

A Grocery Department

Canned Plums.2for............... . 25 cts. '“-` ' Crab AppleJelly,large bottle........ ._ .25 “ . Evaporatecl lb.

1 - 5

Dry Goods Department. . . __ _ *

Mercerized Poplins in black, brown and navy, 1 yd. wide only. Crepee,assorted _

| Galata(strlped) _....1 s

See our Bargain Table for unusual value in Childreirs Hosiery. _ _ _ _ 1;;

CHARLOTTETOWN

a4o,a.smr. ' ' ‘ - .-;.i ..,w~‘ f§. ,

' 7" i

I T e Cash systems

' 'i

.,. _

You get your merchandise at the extremely lowest possible price.

I You pay for it when you order-and that closes the transaction. ‘

No worry-no outstanding bills-you know just where your money

goes and how much you can count on for that special purchase. - ‘

We shall be able to use Thousands of dollars formerly tied up in book

accolmts in getting better value and creating better service for you. "

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