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V, Only the quantities mentioned will , be on sale—t"hey may, or may not, last the two-days so we sayl-—~“Come early.”

. 65c for 33c Yard 100 yards only best quality white English ﬂannelette.

28c for 18c Yard

, 100 yards only good quality print cotton.

40c for 25c Pair

. 10 dozen only 017x34 inch colored Turkish Towels.

75c for 45c Pair

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$5.00 for $3.00 . 6 only very heavy English honey- comb Bedspreads, large size.

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. 4 pairs only all wool Blankets, size 64x78 inch.

$1.25 for 70c Yard 50 yards only superior

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COME T0 MENT and Road ltali Tuesday April 10th.

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-ro TAKE up FATHER'S MEDI CAL PRACTICE. —-lngham W Jardine, son of the

ton. otter graduation hanging to have a competent doct

until hr is aibie to do so himself.

ago a committee oi‘ three former‘ in connection with Presbyterian parish of Orwell order to have overtones with committee of the Vernon try and arrange :1 llxtsig until the organic union of Mother churches take place.

service in the Congregation will be -

at 3.30 p. m. (Note the change in the hour of service at Stanley). Preaching Snrbiectz-"The Great

tion of the series ofserinons on the subject of "Conversion." The pastor will be absent from his pulpit. April 16th. and 22nd.

FOL BREEDElRiS MAGAZINES. ~iu the belief that certain fox breeders of Prince Edward island may be interested, the Alllilfilfﬂn (Iongul ll; glad to furnish the foi- iowing list. of bcﬂoriieais published in the United States, which deal especially with the silver black fox are the: “Black -i~‘ox Muguzine" and tno "American Fox and‘ Fur ml-nlerld Periodicals. Fur ‘News 71 \V. 23d lSt, New Ymik Oily‘, $1.50 a year 15 cents n copy. The Black Fox Magazine, 1400 Broad- way, New York City, $2.11 year, 20 cents a copy liun/terr-Traderffrnllr per, 55 E. tMnin St. Columbus, Ohio, $2 a year, Q5 cents copy. Fur Trade Review, 43 W 29th BL, New .ork (lity. $3 a year. Ameri- wn Fox and Fur Farmer, 406 Arcade Building, iiticn, N. \’., $3 n. year, 35 cents n copy. Ameri- tmn Fur Breeder, Eurinonce, N. Y. $1.00 a year, 10 cents a copy. The Fur Farmer Magazine, 4122 Arcade ‘Bldg. Seattle, Wash, 25 cents a crtpy, $2.00 n year.

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MIEETING ives Hail. Mou- tngue at 2 o'clock Monday April 9, and in the Temperance Hall, afternoon,

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AT ST. JAMES €HUIRCH.— To~ mot-row evening Rev. Mr. Mulligan will preach on "Modernisnm. and the powerful forces phat are chang-

to Dr. Grunt of New York Whose doctrines have been recently ques-

iate Dr. Jardine, who extpects to graduate from MeGiii University in June. has decided to take charge of his late father's practice in Kensing- and is are

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The Public Forum

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have been inﬁll-Bil WT)’ 891mm"? iy lby the presenti- Evvernment, while other equally deservilllﬂ hurls of the public highway have been treated with contempt. I re- fer in thut part or the public high- way that passes through tho school districts: lot’ Sloliiih Lake. East Point and North Luke-The people residing in this part 0f the province contributed as generous- ly to the upkeep of our roads and to the Public Treasury as any equal nuuuber 9f people on Prince Edward Island, and l think it is unfair to these people that i116 Honoraible ‘Commissioner of Pub- lic Works did not allow a. grant lo be made for the building of a permanent road through their dis- trlcts, During the summer of 1922 the Government spent some mon- ey on the improvement of the Portage Road through Elmira. Now, nobody has any criticism to offer-who government for repair- ing the Elmira Road, but w-hy did iiiP-y not treat everybodyaifke? -Why did they not do the same amount of work around East Point and vicinity? That is s question that will be put to our Liberal representative when he appeals to the peuple next sum- mer. it is apparent thnt the whole business has -been badly bungled and that there iﬂalﬂ-cli of efficiency somewhere, and the ﬁovvrnment will ienrn to ' their regret that the people will not stand for such tom-fooiery.

We 8m tnld that we are fortu- mite in hrtving such a “good" gov- ernment nu that led by the Hon- ouralhie John H. Bell, that we should mr-ekly -pny our taxes and leave it nil in the gentlemen of tho government The fact is that the people are not so gullible as the government organ seems to believe. The taxpayers of the clountry are fully possessed of the facts of the ease, and are awnre that.“ tihere is Iornethling Patten in the State of Denmark." We. in this Dart of the country ore thoroughly disgusted with the state of affairs and are deter-I

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Oililositioin candidates will receive 85 trier rent of the veto formerly cast in favour of the Liberal can- dirinlee at the next election.

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have iio ibe lbroken my (""1519

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ttves to bring our case to the at- tention ot the Commissioner of Public Works. Surely he will, in Justice to the taxpayers, in lus- tiioo to the travelling public, in justice to the overeeers who are responsible for the condition of mu‘ "349. Ollds-"lvor to give equal s Very important matter next sum- mer when "l8 government will face an indignant. electorate. i am, Sir, etc., ELECTOR. March 28, 1923, East Point, P. E. island, -——<0@-i_.

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less from the development of‘ what i T011111 OB-li a sbamlbiing gait; 4H8. I Woﬁllmﬂ. to climbing up and down these pitches and to 010m! but out of their gait by shoes; in other words due to the condition of the roads which "Tux- PﬂWl‘ No 1" would have Us con~ tinue and which an alteration e.’ 0"!‘ system of travel would im- Prove.

RB "Tﬁmayer No. 2" 1 am dls~ posed to think that this gentle- men is very badly bailed up; cer- tain it is that he does not seem to harve the remotest iden of the system advocated; for instance. 316 Bileaks nbwt hlvlllg to break a road 9 feet wide. Why 9 feet wide? He must be thinking that two tracks rtre needed one for Bat-lb WHY. like h double tracked railway. Such is not the case. Then he kindly tells us that min- isters and Indians are exempted from road work. That may apply to summer. but it has certainly not applied to me this winter, nor am I risking that it should. I nrn as willing to do my share of road breaking as "Taxpayer No. 2" is. I-buo Xmrilﬂps that is not much) and he doubts the veracity of a stntemeiibmntle‘ by n previour‘ writer that s. spun or‘ horse- r-ouid haul 4 tons to a loud. l would like some of tilnse me; nvhn are accustomed to going over lo the neighbouring provinces to lalbour in the woods (luring the winter months to wrlte tn ymr Pivblic Fo-wlm for the enlighten‘ ment of "Taxpayer No, 2.“ May i say for “Taxpayer No. 2's" iusirur zions that i have seen n span c! horses haul at three loads a cal load or pulpwood scaling hetweer ‘6 and 17 cords, nnd they were not an exceptionally heavy team (nibout 1400 ouch) and furl-her more, Wu have got, i mu. con- vinced. horses on this island that could play with a loud of 4 tons 'limens'or\ on the roads of the other provinces, where they havr o. w-intvr road and maintain it nut 1r You want your horse m team to haul anything worth while. you must give him a ehnncs

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them with three fine scholarly ones heretofore written in defence of our island brovince an] note the difference in the lagusge. Now. does be mink there is ﬂny 861189 in looking back fifty years‘! WhY not, iork ahead? We can't travel over the past again. the future only is open to us, so therefore, 1t is up to us to prepare tor it. and if he has any suggestion to offer

for the betterment of the P1369 m" '

with them for planting time will

farmers are unxously waiting to hear what ‘he has to say. Gel thus,- trump cards he spoke of out of the back of his brain; that Ir. no place to keep them while the be- nlgltgeq people of his native prov- ince so surely need his guidance. Now. Sir, for the enllghtment of

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people other than islanders who may have been misled by John D's writings i Will say than I too. have lived away from the island for, IHUDY years, but l ntake frequent‘ visits there and each time I go l note a decided lmprovcnirnt in Lhligg; there. iknow a whole lot thou: thrilling conditions in New England, nnu they are not to be whirl-tired with P. E. I. with its beauilmliy‘ laid out. farms the equal of which is. not to be found on this

continent. Splendid dweliingsl ‘med with all modern improve- ments all kinds of unto-date

maciiuery on ‘the farms, tractors, zasollne engines, binders, pl-aint- ‘ng machines and diggers, in fact everything is up to the minute, teltlpliones in ncnriy every house, radio, pianos, phonographs, auto mobile; zzd even the electric. SIIIUUIlIJIg irons J. D. spoke of There are beautiful churches, up to dutt. lpreac-hers, teachers, journ- lllSlS, lawyers, doctons- nnri politi-

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us an apology.

arouse his ire not to nee my name. signed to this article ‘but I um nut

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is iliﬁ equal of any in the world bravo soldiers, VOLUNTEERS at "hut, who helped to save the world for democracy thy not being tfrarti to go over in the dark days‘, of l4, 15, and l6 tn face the mostl pouertul fighting machine tne worl-l- has ever secn. ‘The soils ind daughters of our fair province have gone abroad and viistingnish-l ‘rd themselves and brought honor o the land‘ o-f their bortll. Tlllil. hey love succeeded l5 true and

lot all hunk as he would have pen-uh]; nle believe,

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Now let me turn to letter num- ber three. _I nm pleased to know whore this letter emanated from although the writes prefers to ‘lit ‘n ambush and 0111i b11115" ‘A Faflnlifs 50"," 1 gnjnynil reading his letter il- only for 011ml"- uese. He tells us tnﬂi ii i9 i1" right for doctors and ministers and zigents who are travelling‘ with one horse and a light sleigh.'l Pgrhilqpg "A Farmers Son" can tel] your readers Why R ‘mlidimmi oi‘ things which he ﬂillllii" “mum M, all rlglpl, for doctors, 8th would not, be all right. for otherr 33 well; and then he EMS ‘"1 ii w“ Son-y u, note) to impulse ski; ‘sier motives to T1108‘? ‘Wm’ ‘Mon milking to arouse DUMB ‘i? he in favour of a cbzingc. _-0l‘ t7 iells us that those. who "H; “iittdr mg l; (that is the side hitrtrg). u“ not care what. hIllIYDBD-B

Poor Old Farmer. _

Sir, i um wondering ll’ Ygugggf noticed that thi- Po"? ° I ., er" bogey is to some PWPS; mlml a very efficient W8)’ 0i a so wm-mg an argument. so milﬁilom‘ ma‘ when they hump“ ntgrell’? that bereft of argument. s‘; _ m, “Ben it is impossible even _ oi o‘ gOvM-lunsnl" lo provide ‘tipwilyold pgpa-pe, there is still the 0121i‘ m Farmer» mgey stnnrilirg r98 Y

1v nmhm Am] ma“ he (unwilling perhaps) endorses my bhrgxlrlélxnlx_ re “brelmmg of Toms would in: W" '1‘ a“ "‘°r"°°€.§... and turn out um! ilgiP ° W’ m good rm the Ttliill and h“? It be My condition, there woul I'll) h side ,,,.,...,.rity for enansius 11 I f‘ ‘m shift " So far so 200d; but i“: 11d“ “my the necessity would t3 ‘wow thin ii‘ you "a WW5, Md. slurs B!!!)Pﬂﬂng m He thr uh‘. glrnﬂgﬂ as it mny seem to e up mutated, a sloillh draw" Wm‘ ‘ tum on, Hills along more riEmlY null is Perfectly "99 from any 06' i-illntory motion, at least that, l8 ox rlence. ‘Iwvhnrm rgpllty does this sidc latch mean’! in the first lliillts l‘; means that our winter road woul

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