e " . “Si

M

, . r .B‘==@k* 1r " Knit BRONCHITIS MIXTURE

Fails to Conquer

.|:LU, PHEUMOHIIX. COUGHS OR COLDS

A scientific mixture ~-1 not a siJrup-~ twenty times more powerful than any other known

remedu. Hctsimlantlu. (me om.-

gives relief.

invaluable lorsliercnunl-oi llli t u; Hrmpe“ Us“ nsonliibiiliiz. .1 lll-Hillillili ll‘nl\lli ..1.i,,,[heh¢.d_

Lin; tarrlaiurvil» ilIr lit-rm !i'...t lite-nun":

H! nil ll|'lllll_]l~»l\, '/'~.._

w, u. BUCKLEY. LIMITED ~i;--r....~..¢........ I42 HUTUIXL STREET. TORONTO

I ai-loP‘ 1min llolninn's Catalog.

ALL DAY SATURDAY and Sa- turday Ullfllllllgfllll) "end of April Sale". altoonr; ti. MdLEOD, LTD.

'" 29.000 YARDS of grey cotton.

5lrcclal Saturday lll<:,_ per yaru. Prowse Brosn. Ltd. WHOLESALE PRICES ALL

OVER STORE SATU-RDAY-‘Llnei that are not otherwise specified] w'll be sold at wholesale Saturday. .\lO0ll.E 8t MeLEOD, ‘LTD.

ti (Yudiiiortfs. Men's tweed coats wortll ‘$22 to $28 for

rain-

$12.

Guarantcetl.

' u. alvmolto

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g own and til/Pr‘, subject lo Iirior sale

m in Charlottetown by E. A. Foster. Hughea Drug Co., Ltd., J Jamicsbofl Johnson Johnson, The 2 Macs Roddiln Bron. H. b3 g, c0" or by mail from us on receipt qt 10¢

$2 50,000

Nova’ Scotia Tramways

& tfiPower Co.

7% General Mortgage Bonds

Due April Isl. i952

Interest payable half-yearly iii American Funds

application

171 St. James Street -

Price, to yield nearly 7).,’ percent, on

OHNSTON MWAQQ,

lllontrlvzil

piom-iiiaii. srolzx i-ZAILIIANUE lmullm“ ironoxro stock mcinusui."

ulonctoii. NU.

Direct

Sydney, N5.

w_ entire sllM-‘k of spring goods at our

-—, THE S. S. “MAPLEDAWN" is due.

w-l-lotesALEAF-rucza on orr Anniversary Sale. Prowso llros., Ltd. - ’

to sail fruni Sloulreail Saturday. ,.\prll 29th and will iirrlvu in (‘hur- lcttetown Tuesday evening, Alay, 2nd. CihltVElli. [lltOS., Agent...

GLOVES AND HOSIERY AT ‘WHOLESALE at our big "Hill of -\lirll Sale.“ Get itll your spring needs at llllll great sale. ileeds at tlis grieat sale. it RIilLEOD. l.'i'.l).

OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY sale Saturday. iSpt-cial price. on iiadics Suits, Coats, and Dress i. Also .\'lcii's and lloys‘ clothing. Prownso liros Ltd.

MOORE

BUY SILKS AND DRESS GOODS AT WHOLESALE SATURDAY- The biggest stock of silks and ldrl-ss goods iii l’.l€.l. at whole-salt: lprloofi Saturday, MOORE & Me-

iliEOl), ‘LTD.

BUY YOUR BOY A JACK '0 ;LEATHER AT WHOLESALE Sa- iturday and Saturday evening. Nun's [the time to get lilin one of these ispleudid suits. MOORE & .\IL'LEOD

LTD. .

A WORTHY COUPLE-in ti... [village of Kingston, l'.l'l.l., residi- lit lllglll)’ respected couple, .\lr. and ..\l|‘s. William tilt-er. 'l‘li<.-_v are far hlgvoiid tho llll'(‘.‘l‘ sroro and ten . ‘mark. Mr. and Mrs. licer recent-

RAINCOAT sat: at Henderson‘

» . - , ‘var- s amroiuvti r u‘

lllE CENTRAL animus;

NEW SUITS AND COATS. arriv- iuB daily at Pistons.

SEE HENDERSON i. CUD» MORE’8 advertisement in this is our. $22 to $28 twcod rztlneoats on sale for $12.

20.000 YARDS of grey cotton, special ‘Saturday 10c, per yard. Prowsu Bros. Ltd.

ALLEY l CO. have on display -'. lull line of Buys‘ Misses‘ and Chil- dren's Oxfords.

BUY AT WHOLESALE SATUR- DAY-Tliis store offers you whole- sale ‘[ll‘ll‘.l.‘S lu oiir "end of April Stile." IMOOIKE & MdLIDOD, LTD.

GEORGETTE AND THICOTINE blouses, odd sizes. special fur our sale $2.75. lfrowso Bros. Ltd.

A DIFFERENT STYLE tor young men. our new Oxfords. with French toe. are leading iit $7.50 a pair. ALLEY St Ct). LTD. '

BUY MiLLlNlERY AT WHOLE- SALE SATURDAY-Anti inilliuery excl-pt the specially advertised and specially reduced lilies will be sold at Wholesale prices on Saturday. MOORE & ilie-LEOD. LTD.

OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY sale Saturday. ISpc-tzlal Prices on Ladies suits, coats, and dresses, also Men's and Boys’ Clothing. PPOIVSU Bros. Ltd.

THE RED CROSS ‘Chi-id “'L‘lIfl-l‘\. and Public llraltli (‘ontrcn for tile present ‘will discontinue the Tues- day Clinic. but will be open every Saturday morning as usual.

BUY CLOTHING WHOLESALE -|(flntiiing for men and women and children at wholesale prices here Saturday alt our "end of April sale.” ‘MOORE & AIoLEOD, »LTD.

“END 0F. APRIL SALE"—-0i1 Sziturtlay, April Zlltli-bargaiinil ill every corner oi‘ the store. \V.i.tch for the announcements. MOORE & AIQLEOD, LTD.

STEAMER“ FOR HAVANA:- The S. S. “Canadian Coaflter" will load a cargo of potatoes etc , here for Havana during the first week of May. A special Freight Rate

lly celebrated their llfly sixth xvi-ti- dliig aniiivers:ii'_\'. having bet-ti mar»

Si. John's Nfld ‘fwd [m-b. 22ml. i866. During tlii-sv

Wire Cortnnclions

wears they have lived in the Sllllll‘ i llily in \\‘lll<'ll they began ill

_ - lstreulzth and vigor

---STYLE--- FtirYoung Men .0

$7.50

A Mgthem to i/f ’ l

styles.

Extra good fitting Extra good price

Basic Slag Superphosphatc Nitrate of Soda Milriate of; Potash

NEW FRENCH TOE

Here’s one of the latest American Extra good looking

SEE THIS LINE IN oUR wmnow ONLY $7.50

ALLEY 8i 00.. LTD.

FASH ION ABLE FOOTWEAR

WOOOOOOOOQ 6000 OOQOOOOO

FERTILIZERS

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Swift's Animal Brand (Mixed) Swiftis Potato Fertilizer (Mixed)

All of which we are selling at lowest

Prices. WHOLESALE &'

RETAIL '

Call or Write

2 3

3 2

learLv life. Possessing physical ziliovc many lllley diligently tilled the soil sur- Q t-esslully for many years. enablln. serure a coiupeteiil-i‘ ‘I’ \\'lll"l‘0ll_\ they can live in (‘Ullllllft i ‘luring the evenlitlt- ol‘ life. 'i‘hIi'-- \ - 'i

‘Flier l Tillstin. l'.l,\'i|l0lilll. .\lass.;

a/nvvro [our ilaugliters in the family‘. l" three. of whom are still living: .\lrs.l

equal to that from other Maritime ports has been arranged Parties Jequmnq gpaee on this steamer are lrequested to book at once with lBuntain, Bell -& co.. A0971"- l

' counts were that the patient

Gro iliitérest ’ ver Premier’s Statements

GENOA, April 28.—— 'l‘iie illrillsirl ‘Prime Mlnlsterfs address to thi- tBrltisii and United States press re- presentatives yesterday created ii great deal of interest here. and tbui official stenogrupbic copy oi‘ it was| issued yesterday afternoon. ll was’ understood before the address that} lPremlcr Lloyd Gcogi-e “'35 lint m, bekiuoted, but when lu- illad will» eluded be remarked: "After a". you can quote inc ii’ you ivisli. itl lsbetter that my thoughts be'pu‘b-l lislicd." ' ' i i

"Among llle algsiiticaiit stilt?» nients voiced by the Prime Minis- tor were the following: “You hive Germany and Russia who are in a tiepditlolp of sembantagoiiism io the rest oFEnrope. There is a state suspended and barely suspended coiiillct.- That means two-thirds of Europe and anybody ivlio imagines you can |i0i'£lillll0llll_\‘, by iuiv com» binatlon. lleep down two llrea: poo» pics representing two-thirds of rlu- rope, ruustlbe either blind or blliik- " tired.“ "-it is an impossibility; it is folly: it is insanity. You must arrive at an utiderstatidlng iii which will be included tlio whole of these peoples." iAftcr warning of lh-.- danger to Hungary by Itussla be. lng equipped by au-nngry Germany, the Premier asked: ‘iilow long willl it. be before Eutrope is devastated if tlliat represents the [iuruianent pulley of any combination iii Eu- rope?"

'l‘.l'ie document of I’0\\':l'l5 will be ‘handed lo the Itusslali deleggatclsto be considered today by Preuiiei‘ Lloyd George, Schnnzur. Barthuln! Jaspair and lBaruii Hayosbi, u‘. Pne- niier Lloyd George's villa. lt will be submitted to the sub-cozninitlee on Russian Aflalrs tomorrow.

Extract Bullet From Leniue

-l'l\I(iA. April ".»-Prcmier Leiiiue, ori’. Soviet ‘Russia. wits operated on yesterday, says a report from Mos-g cow today. A ‘bullet. which had, troubled him for three years. ivasl extracted from his side. Last. ar-l ivns

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Wit-ii

l IN MEMORIAM

l’ MRS JOHN W-‘MCLEOD

Many friends .wll.l lltiil‘

iii-s. Willi-tun Murrelv l"="‘ml"g\°“- ie .\.. beloved wife of John w.

Jlviiiliiliie. U.S..<\.. and Mrs.

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being the only one on l’.l§.l. other sister. Lil's. Thomas was translated to the

l.a.iitl." ‘Some three and a rears zigo. .\lr. and Mrs. liver are

Beer.

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/ ‘ lllt‘ll‘ many friends avail themselves ll‘ this n-pportlinity ol‘ extending to _ them their iii-arty congratulations ind bes- wishes for their l*Olillll“' g-omfort during the reuifiiliilll! ilill-i qtml-od to them. Kiic-ivinc that the urlmiisi- shall be fulfilled. "'.;\t even- ing time it sliull he llglll-

\ [ Fishermaifs Friend

_ _TIIQJUI‘IK|IIXII nnd (lnlyéitllllhlé

be ready for you

The roads will May 1st. Will you be ready for" them?

Have your tires, tubes and rims overhauled now.

RING US UP We are agents iior Dunlop Tire!-

TRAIN OR TIRE SURGERY

Phone BIIZJ.

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i TWO MILLION rnorm

AALQA

1 In Canada wear [luau to FlY 5”“ “d m‘ many Mn‘ ' rout, their on: or lmoro" - , glib], l or appliances used by a fish- ’ Ginsu really one eyu and I

o olgn t at. tho wearer “Ines oyeotgtit proolouoly.

t a wm toll tr ztgiilréxélililiit.‘ :35. Iill hono-

COCO

BMW“ .\lol.eod. of Portage lload, Belfast iiian \\'til‘tl. PO-‘iillllll; ill llillllllfillwe-l which occurred on Niarcli 15th. Tllel ‘The dtiaceased was in

health for \a.bout [H10 year, but

"BMW" ever patient and hopeful, yet per- lllllflliictly resigned ‘u the

'._\'lll. All that medical shill

for lier recovery, but God had will- ed otlicrivlse. and on the early Sabbath morning oi‘ the above (late lit-r gentle spirit left its earthly tenement and returned to lil-ni who gave it. Tiic late Jlrg McLeod ivas gifted with n kind and gentle n:it~ ure ever read)’ uiid willing to as- sist [hose ilrn need. and gained for liersclt a host of friends who wlill ever cherish lier memory. Slit» leaves to iiinurii a sort-owing liiis~ hand. three sons and one ilaught- er. also an aged motlier_ two bro-

und Mrs lilarpl lStn-plcs, Quincy. Mass. The funeral wits held on Tuesday‘. the 7th. ‘lier beloved pits- tor Rev J. \V. Mackenzie. offic- iating at the home and grave. pay~ lug a loving tribute to the quiet Christian life of the dcceuspd.

rwitliful in every relationship of life. in the lionie, iinql in tlic com- munltv wliero she lived. So that new there is laid up for her u Frown of Righteousness “which shall never faile mvay. All that was mortal of this 200d woman was laid awar- llll the beautiful cemetery at [Belfast lbenlde her

llcl‘ W" years ago. 'Wc are surr- that ltlll} i-verv person who knew her goes

wllhlfi (leepest regret of tilt.- death of Kat w failing

Divine and - <t“.i iriijirviiig fairly good health antPguml nursmg mm] um was “one

i -dolng well. _ I i

' uzum-iil-‘Coiiiiéts ._ g _.

I IZ-l-IICII Non-lkid Cord T

roar who:

I r Lici-ifzix I

Ll!

irel, front and

T is no longer necessary to buy an

expensive automobile in order tn

obtain the essentials nncl comforts of the costly cur.

Studebaker has settled that. You can now buy a LIGHT-SIX for only $l495, f. o. b. Walkerville, Ont, and ~ get a car that rivals the higher priced ones in every advantage that goes to make up permanent satisfaction.

You want a. serviceable car. The LIGHT-Six has a ‘ill-horsepower mo- tor which is powerful. flexible and is practically lrec from vibration because of Studebaker} method of machining the crankshaft and connecting rods.

You want good looks. You get good looks in the LlCHT-Slx.

You want .a comfortable car. The LIGHT-SIX has a roomy. comfortable body. mounted on long. substantial. semi-elliptic springs; and deep. restful cushions upliolstcrcci in genuine leather.

You want service. The LIGHT-SIX is built complete in Studebaker plants. lt is not an experiment. Thousands of owners have found it dependable in every kind of service.

And you want refinements. Standard equipment on the LIGHT-SIX includes cowl ventilator operated from the in- strument board; cowl parking lights at base of the windshield; inside and out- side door handles; large. rectangular plate glass window in rear curtain; ignition lock and a thief-proof trans- mission lock. reducing the rate-of in»- surancc to LIGHT-SIX owners l5 to

Z0 per cent; and cord tires.

You can pay more and not get the satisfaction the LIGHT-SIX will give. But you can't get. for the same price, a value that is ‘even comparable to

the LIGHT-SIX.

Studebaker has been building quality vehicles and selling tlicm at fair price: _ for 70 years.

s‘ Touring, $1495,- 3-Pasxengrr Roadster, $1495; Coupc-Ronrlaler, $1925,-

‘wf-"W, ._ _ h “Idan._é‘2425. All nricm f. o. b. WalkeruillegQnfh ,. Sales Tax Extra A. HORNE & CO. . E. H. RAYNOR CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE

DEALERS FOR PRINCE

EDWARD ISLAND

A GENUINE 2 DAYS SALE AT; WHOLESALE PRICES!

lhi-rs and two sisters: Angus o_l' i Portland. (Oregon; Nell of Mt Buehiinziii; ill-re S. A. liiureliison

"Yrs", the. late Mrs Mslieod was h

little (laughter, who predeceased L syiiipathiiqtiig llieart ‘of '

out to the family in their bcregve- g

nirnt and llibit many (people in]

lier ‘virtues.

t MR. i j- .‘ FISHERMAN i

You will not ho disappoint- ed in your fishing trip ll you , use our supplies. They stand the toot. Our assortment of 1 fishing wants includes Redo,

i Bullets, Lines, Castl, Fllol,

6PM!"-

GIVE U5 A TRIAL-

lolinson 8i Johnson

Belfast will hold in IOVll1g memory» -

APRIL 28TH AND 291*

Friday and Saturday

n w

..- iii.)

Are going to be Bargain Days

at this store

tunity. Two days only!

Everything in this storc’s big stock will be on sale Friday and Satur-

day lat Wholesale Prices. Come! Sharcinthis remarkable buying oppor-

Wliolesale Prices! A '

Furniture-All at Wholesale Prices. Beds and Bedding-All at Wholesale Prices.

Carpet, Oilclolhs and Linoleum s-All at Wholesale Prices.

Linens, Shectings, Bedding-All" at Wholesale Prices.

Curtains, Draperies, Coverings, EtgwAll a

Excepting only those goods, prices 0f Wlilcli

turers and which we cannot change.

t Wholesale Prices. are fixed by manufac-

4-D

A. HORNE & co. i

N». 9099, 000090000000

’ DR. E. c. mums *\

spa-nu V ‘E i-u-uoovnwnwooooono

BEER & WEEKS

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The Quality Drugstore <£ QOOQOOOO-O

BEER & WEEKS BEER'&

WEEKS