APRIL 28, 1928

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May Sale lingerie

child's iii-lilo bioomers‘....... n. Tuesday & Wednesday Pantie dresses " . . . . . . . . . . . . . __ 51,19 ' ; Dlmltv minnow-ls, shadowproof 90c wholesale Pnces ., cl-seletui ....... ....... F01‘ the a ' - _ '“ a _ . \ _ » ' _ woman m“ I _____________ H. I‘ _ ‘ This is D stfiftivtlr‘ Years MAY was ushered in as one of the great bargain days in the history of this Store. . \_ _ \ _ a Dre s arlng event with our customers- Nothing rserved, The} Vogue for Smacks 1' Special Offer ' .1 .. . . . ...’..".i‘ "ti. .f.'.‘.ii".fiiitr.'°'.....'l'°"f,;;’f W°m°“’S Spring. $11k Dresses ticahhiiad so iQleXPQfl-SIVO. 15 Yard Goods Coats Just teem,“ for m" MAY All ii es . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' - ‘ l‘ " . ‘ , ' SALE. 3 dozen exquisite - - - 1 Cent Yard nlfiillitfil 11.55.23?” ‘Iii. ”';:P;;‘;;;1'g;,';*;;,';*~§3;

Miy 1.. and 2nd’ Yardj Goods

MAY l-st and 2nd

During Our May Sale

. On every purchase of 5 Yards 0i yard goods in our piece £0055 5°‘ prtment, you can buy the 1c

frills Ci.Alll.(l'I‘TI~IT()\\'.\'

new Coats including black. 111°“. middy blue, or grey.

Becldedly different from last season. Save money.

These should sell at much more than $10.75. All sizes IIIIIIVCOIOIS‘. MAY SAL

MAY

Melfs and Boys Caps

Nifty new Spring p3],-

ZTSF 7.”? .'.".°.'?. .‘.‘.".'1 79¢ Men’s Hats

New Hats arc hero tn both curl and snap brirns. Wiloicsaie Trlces.

CHILDREN'S IIOSIIIRY Fine quality cotton hose,

girls and boy..- black. fawn" brown . . . . .. 24c

Dozens 0f smartKy trim-

3000 ‘his ‘my can“. _ _ _ _ H 9c “l. sixth yard for . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l 9 ~ . i000 yards fiannelette .... .. n. yo. Mews Suits Men s Dressy Suits and Top Coats 200 {$1115 prints p. . . . . . . .. 23c Yd. l Covering 101' Alli!) Seats 93¢ Y4], \ “W91? MW Spring Suits. in Twecds and Sergeil. both to’. Silk ........ ..... 4st w. 2s men's suits. size as to 39. "°“"'° “'“‘.“'"¥'° '"°““°" m°°°'§- 1*" You“: men and also ' ' . Th la. t -' k . A r m“ an” H’ . M‘. a u; Yd‘ lucky-ea; shyyt: 11:; yee r l“ or the middle age man. Clothes up to $40.00 I0 pieces Fancy Silk . . . . .. n. Price M°“"'°"' Barons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.25 Yd. ' B0395 Reefers I - I B A t Linen Damask . . . . . . . . 98c Yd. 0 h , n e e W M ‘N’S GLOVES

Curtain Scrim . . . . . . . . . . . .. llc Yil. 25 dozen Chzimosette WOME - -

_ _ _ _ x , f b l |__ f . us SILK woman's SILK IIOSE ronué Silk n. vu. 31;,".’,':,..°',,,;;§;;' g "‘ "’° m gazes with fancy 29c DRESSES Silk IIose, with, in all Co“ > " ‘ “m Iii H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " ~ Very special. all new new Spring shades and all

“a” """ " " ‘ ' ' ' ~ " ' - -- ' - -"" " ' 9 ' TQQKE AND ARRQW Dresses and all ' sizes. 25 dozen in Loydywchjnu _ , _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ I _ _ __ 13c y‘; " ( Sluts” COLLARS sizes . . . . . . . . . . .. the lot . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘ 0 only in Poirot Twill. Sizes 38. 2o down "M" Conan

Ratinea, reg._,$3.25 for $1.48 Yd. 40, 42, 44. a“ Shes and

white; Cotton

‘c Yd.

MAY SALE v.- PRICE

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Note§ by tile‘ Way

Times uilder his direction has madelg:

its influence fclt and regarded to therstreet church Dreamed. the Speaker being Dr. Watson. who continued his lecture on the teachings of Is-

ends of the Dominion. Hon. Robert. Bclkden.‘ Right" Hon. "Arthur

t Continued ‘from _ page 4)

Sir

aiah.

‘i turer. Dr. W. S. Watson, who chose as his subject the “Old Testament" and described briefly thc proprecy of Isaiah.

address, Rev. H, R. Mackintosh, Ph. big cities of Canada, but The D., D. D., of New College, Edinburgh.

‘ cllvered his third lecture. . E. Styles. pastor of Exmoutll

Following Dr". Watsons

ilig at $2.75. Rev.

1st. Patons.

Centrallillardian

LADIES KNITTED Rayon Blous- 10-30 a. m.; Si. Marks. Rustico. EV-l cs in white, blue, black, coral. Clear-fi-‘mfli; P1111191‘ 2-39 P- m-I 51- JOhIYr. _ iMilton: Evening Prayer 7.30 a. il1.!N5111011511-‘\111-119l11.

shapes . . . . . . . . . .

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

WE WILL greatly appreciate pay- l lncnt of accounts rendered April

Limited. , . 4052-4-26-31.

Meigizeli. n. II. Bennett.’ the Con- servative Rodin" antimony mem- bers of the, Senate and House of Commons have j-oined in haDDIXti-l- butcs to the smiling arid still “youth- ful journalist of seventy. ' Alwby§ u Conservative was Mr. Boyd. always working at his best for his City. Province and Dominion. with un- tiring and patrloticdevotion. What shuii we toy more. but that he has well deserved the hearty tributes of appreciation which he has rcceivedl

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PUBLIC SERVICE IS WELL ATTENDED. SAINT JOHN, April 27.—A vclgv llirgeattendilllcc greeted tho speak- crs of the Post Graduate Theology School Wednesday morning. ‘after- noon and at the public service ill tho ovening on the third day of thc opening of the schoolnwhlchgls bet" 1m; held in Centenary United church. At the morning session Rev. J. J. O'Brien prejided 8.1.11.1. lifter the devo- tional exercises, lntroduced-thiflec-i."

British Columbia ' Mouldings . and Sheathing

lint arrived IIIIGOIDIIIOII Vancouver.’ One hill cariiiail . .. ‘

B- C. MOULDINGS AND SIIIATIIING Alain-tell

L. M. Poona &I co

peal to the parents to dedicate their children to the ministry and for business men to remember the col- leges in their financial mcnts.

Dr. Mackintosh, who in a. most lll- teresting style. spoke Benvcnuto in an address ln human. nature. ' the greatest autobiographies in the literature of the 16th century, thc speaker said. and he described him as courageous, vindictive, revenge.- ful but affectionate to relatives.

MLONQQN, April 27. -- Third-class

' nlihrun official of the Railway com-

.vorsion of thc coaches

The evening public service was

read the scriptures. |

Dr. McKinnon made a strong ap-

arrange- The lecturer for thc evening was on Deillna,

Benvenuto wrote one of

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Sleeper Thirds 3.1. . An Innovation

sleeping accom U tion at probable charges ,0! from 5 shillings to '1 shillings 6. pence, is cxpectcd to bc provided on long-distance trains be- tween London and the North and West thli summer. "No decision on thc charges has yet bccll nladc.

panics’ Association to a rBPOYWF- “but tho estimate of 5s. to 7s. 6d. will be near tho mark. The con- _)vlii take some time. and thc first routes oil which tilcy will be utilized will probably be from London to the North to Liverpool. to Holyliead. to

PAOLI'5 VVIIARVES .,.

4

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ilfth year-riff iiemnyhb

covered over over in

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til‘

hnmf,Q~ qmcq n2~fl>mm1O

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Low Operating , 00st

n. ‘mail-- thin-e were Seventeen IIAIIDII.‘ Sprayers sold on Prnce Edward Island.

r 1' All of these Sprayers are loin: in"! "l!"

some ‘oi these llAItDIE apt-aim ha" One Thousand “m. 01 I'M-IN" period. and lntli not one Grower in

ell that iliiic ‘has iponi. a tom Q. Ten dollar-a loi- repaira on a llardle BIPIY". £5111“ "W! "n"

; iiiiroliieelioii the Inland. . _ ‘ IIABDIE SPIIAYERS HAVE AUTOMATIC

PRESSURE colvnioi. nun rouciiuliu 1.1mm cruuoizas. . .

., .4. 3. ' lll c. ‘i0 g ‘I’ I "t. 110 qfingggggvhflggtnh IA“ Tooinbc

army-all Plant) time ‘ -

Fishguard. and 110111805 1° P111‘ nlouth." .

LOADING LIVE IIOGS at Hazel-

presided over by Di". Clarence Mc- bmflk. Tue-idol’ 111161110011. Mill’ 15¢- Kinnon and Rev. Mr. Gregg, of Oiifi Hurry Jenkins. Hill. N. B.. while Rev. T. E. Boothroyd, of York. P: E. 1.. iedin the prayers.

4096-4-28-2i

LOVERS FORM CORSETS titted here Friday. Make your appoint- nlcnt curly. Moore dc McLeod, Lim- ited. 4048-4-26-31.

LOADING LIVE I-IOGS at North Wiltshire. Wednesday. May 2nd. Elmer Clow for Harry Jenkins. 4096-4-28-21

WOOLNO BRASSIERES, Woolno Boneless COTSCIBUAS, all sorts cf Woolno foundation garments fittcrl by Miss Giles Friday and Saturday. Moore 8a McLeod, Limited. .

4048-4-26-31.

BABIES BONNETS ill Organdle, Voile and Muslin. clearing on Sale days at-—.50c. Prowsc Bros Ltd.

D0 YOU NEED corset ease and comfort? Nora K. Giles will secure it for you. Bee her at this store Friday and Saturday. Moore & Mc- Leod. Limited. 4048-4-26-31.

‘SPECIAL LINE LADIES’ HATS. —C1earlng at May Day Sale $2.921. Prowse Bros Ltd.

advertisement.

LADIES COLOURED . BROAD-

Prowsc Bros- Ltd.

WOOLNO foundation Garments Friday and Saturday. Moore & Mc- Lcod, Limited.

4048-4-26-31.

Mlluariht Llnlnicnt iiillii ivnrta,

"l". .

mo'mzo z>=*

I ‘filgfle, . - .

"r I P s n

W1‘.

\

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forln corsets hero Friday and Bat- urday. Moore 6.: McLeod. Limited. _ 4048-4-26-31.

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ANNUAL MEETING OF ANTI-

rooms. Monday. April 30th. 4070-4-27-21

4088-4-28-31 I

LADIES Broadcloth Blouses,

Special $1.50. Prowsc Bros. Ltd.

PAIGE automobiles and arc being shown at

the industry show thii year distinct iy European lines. One model ex hibited is the 614 which is smallest six with crankshaft and four speed trans mission (too high speeds‘ but stand

lat

motor and four wheel

' inel- dealer representation in Qu and King's/Counties and an ~ A‘ - - ll lnforma

i MAMMOTH CLEARANCE Auc- tloll Sale at J. R. Dennis, Mt. Ed- ward Road. Thursday. May 3rd. Sec llwl- at ilw 4059-4-26-6|i<‘l‘lirkiis. ‘MP3. 101mm" Francis, Mr» ..

‘CLOTII BLOOMERS. Selling at 650.

MISS NORA GILES fits lovers‘

TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY and Free Dispensary. in Board of Trade

6 ONLY CHILDREN'S JERSEY Dresses. Very special price $1.00. May 2nd and 3rd. Prowse Bros Ltd.

in whlto and coloured. Size up to 50.

THE NEW MODEL GRAHAM- have _ arrived Summer- side by their distributor. qolln H. Stewart. This high grade line of cars by one of the oldest firms in

thc .seven bearinB

ard shift) less vibration. 108B gasol- lne and oil consumption about 30 percent) and lees wear and tear on motors are claims for the new four speed transmission. High road speeds are maintained with comfort

els are on a‘ 110 i-l inch wheelbase. i chgged m- gchool have a seven heiflhr crlhhhhlfl voted towards the building ofasan- 111111111110 itorlum. A paper from Ml bflkfl. D1108 18 ‘"50 (IGIWOPBd I0!’ Red Qfggg nurse, w” few lthe four dwrJ pawns" Mdlh- member-i decided m pass it along lGi-aham-Paige with to obtain pro- and

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ANGLICAN SERVICES- Third‘.

‘Sunday after Easter, Apl"ll 29tli:---' St. John's. Milton: Morning Praycriswered with “What I have learnecivto since joining tile Institute." Meeting‘! schccl. ®nnpleting her training inl adjourned with the singing of thcltilc nursing profession with a slx-, Imcnths special course in Yale Uni-i -—-— , _ Since ' ‘ BANQUETTED - On Thursdaylllcr graduation she has been doing Jniglit in the Wlllingdoll Room. Vlc- institutional rvcrk in thc Hale. holdU —Services in the United Churciltsitoria Hotel a banquet was tendered int; 1110 responsible position of head gtgy Makes asplagh" ctirile nurse "until tile Fall of 1927, 1.19s Auxiliary of Tm. when she wan. promoted to night

Preacher, Rev. C. F. Johnson. t

ORWELL-VERNON SERVICE

cf Orwell and Vernon for Sunday‘, next, April 29th., will be as follows" Orwell Head at 11 a. m.; Vernon River at 2.30 p. m.; Cherry Valley" at 7 p. m. Special Song Service St. Andrews Church, Orwell, at ‘I p. in.

vices for Sunday, April 29th., aw follows: Hazelbrook 11 a. m., Ci"oss Roads 3 p. m.; Alexandra 7 p. m. "Then. shall the lame man leap as an hurt, and thc tongue of the dumb, sing." R. W. Lindsay, Pas- tol".

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THROUGH CANAL TIIIS WEEK. —The Luckcnbach Linc Andrea F. Luckenbacll. which is lll! command of Captain McDonald_ oil Souris, P. E. 1.. is reported to have; passed through thc Panama Canal" this week cn routc to Philadelphia frcin Seattle. San Francisco and other Pcalfic coast ports. Instead of going to New York first as usual. she has been ordered to proceed direct to Philadelphia where most of her inward cargo is for discharge and is due there on May 4. loter" proceeding to New York and Bos- tolL-Hailfax Herald. .

WILLING WORKERS. This in- stitute pledged to give‘ $25.00 to- wards the proposed sanitoliium. The seven members and three, visitols. homo of Mfr-l.

lfllnuar] Fred Hooper. lilld hlrs. Ificrcy Al-lilli were appointed on tile colnnrrttolo Lo ‘liillltlllfl up Orpiltilltlgi: llrrutilrg t" l

ll-zrtrdeil to plircihueul (Jlfiiitilr-‘i for

IIAZELBROOK CIIICUYII- 301“ |

|that their" services were very much I

itllC M)‘. FY8111! 111121105- 11113111" 011-11" lcillllicd ‘.10 ills ilolllc aticl‘ acting

S. A. McDONALD

$‘f.'.‘....'Z.”.‘“f...'.“TT'T 151-93

Next meeting school house al

the cast of ‘P by the St. Cila Charlottetown Hospital. Mrs. Wil- liam McIntyre presided and very suitably opened thc bmlquct. Rcvfi lFzitilcl" McMahon was called on. He ithallktfl the cost, as Chaplain of the Si. Charles Auxiliary, for their] splendid effort; and assured tilcm

I appreciated. The menu was all that"

ccukLbc desired. Short speeches were delivered by all thc members

of tile cast, and a social hour spent, Mu E‘ q; Highs has returned Iron};

in music and dancing.

stairs Cathedral‘ when Wilfred Cul-l lcn and Blanche Hughes were unit-l ed in thc ‘holy bonds of matrimony, by Rcv. Father McMahon. The bride‘. was attclidcd by Miss Teresa Pint-maul groom was ably supported by:

bride. After thc ceremony the lulp- py couplc drove to thc home of thc_ bride where a dainty wedding bl‘0ftk-' fasrt was served nflcr which tllcy| lcft on the 6:45 traill on a tour through ‘the provinces.

Y. CLUB MEETING.-Rev. Ml". OMeara. addressed Thursday evening choosing for ills

.~aubjcct "Acts 3:10.20." stressing par-

Iticularly tllc live headings. Repent-

ance. Conversion. Forgiveness, Re- vival and Coming of Christ. He cil-

}bc ilciid ill tllz: nczvl- lfutlirc. it l\".'i= thc Searl-ebon ‘illiil. Til-c nexlt mcci-

‘Mfs. W. M. MacNelll.

1 GLADSTONE AND VICINITY.- IWell. it is Spring again, and the fishermen have gone to Pi ou Island. including Messrs. Howard McKay, Cecil McKay. Stanford Mc- Kay, Thomas Herring, Joseph Mc-l

W. Richards. has received some very fine presents on his route. stork has visited the home of M1‘. and Mrs. l-Icnry Richards and left a fine baby boy-—The hooking fever lis about over. Mrs. Matthew Grato hooked six mats.

0N FERRY SERVICE-—The 0°11- troct for the Bedeque ferry service‘.

of Charlottetown, who arrived here Monday in his gasoline boat, the Lens. from Charlottetown and com- menced the service on Tuesday. The Lens which was built for work in connection with the Canadian naval service. carrying supplies it

war, ill 61 feet long by 14 feet beam She is equipped with a 30 h. p. Im- perial enginc and has n speed of ten knots per hour.

loading and unloading cargo.

Point.

B zie

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—The-

has been awarded to Mr. H. Weeks

transports and warcraft during the

She has a. neat cabin for passengers and is able to carry as many as 1000 bags of D0- tatoee. There are two hatches fol" Tile craft has a crew of three and is ill charge of Capt. Sam Smith of West

SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE. -i The Springfield, Lot 07. Women's Institute. held their April meeting “r ifinfim“ °‘ '3.“ “Sliilnfifii? w t n mem rs a - 10W 911K109 li>6¢11~ Th! 111° 10°11‘ 1 ltors present. A key check was pur- keys and "$80.00

ea Wilson‘, lved. The Jflhn 01'!

ch member read it. Mics Liz- nyne was appointed to visit

‘he “not” m‘ y; "mi cwho looked charming in a suit‘

fitted here by Nora K. Giles all davlng to lo- on Inold ni. in.» home oi’ a good and holy mm and your tmu;

as chairlnall cxprcsscd the apprec-

disposcd of thc meeting was ad-

Lccd. Henry Richards and James O'Connor. —The mail courier. 1111011111911’

1 A LATE SPRINCn-The Halifax il-Icraid says:—-A late cold spring jwitil plenty of frost is now what t the moon foretc is." said Chief 1.0110 iCloud. of the M mac Tribe, of No- ‘vu Scotia Indians who dwells in -his lonely tcpee on the wooded shores of’ beautiful Miller's Lake. cu o visit to The Herald yesterday. "The moon is very much on its back and the spring birds were late in ar- riving." continued Lone Cloud. “and this points to a very late spring." The Chief explained that in the re- flection of the sky against the wa-

makns ~ thc forecast.

will be experienced.

gone wrong. he says. and perhaps i

. overcoat.

WEDDING BELLS. -— At-Quee

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performed by the pas hurch. Rev. H. C. Rice.

tcrs was another sign whereby he Another moon like the present is also expected and Lone Cloud believes that thc cold Spring will extend up till near Jllm‘ 20 and that some very killing frosts Lone Cloud is well schooled in the reading of thc Heavens and in his many years of weather prediction has seldom

word to the wise will be-Keef! 011 the woollens. have the old muffle: on hand. don't pack away the heavy

Square United Church parsonage. Saint John. N.B.. on Thursday. April 19th. the wedding of Miss Matilda C. Buxton. R.N., formerly of Cape Traverse. and Mr. W. Arthur Mc- ay. of Albany. P. E. 1.. was solem- nized. The groom went to Saint Wednesday. and on the fol- lowing day the bride arrived from Haverhill, Mails. The ceremony was of the e bride

to be held in the iadiesiiylavzing graduiftcd-frolnzhar- id roll call to be an-‘icttctcwn Business College previous! Hale Training?

cntcr lg the

vcrsity, New Haven, Conn.

supervisor. The latter position

lam" dcparturcifor the Island.

groom is one of Albany's succcsgfultarc

young in lilusical circles.

will reside in Albany.

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rlaidsoNALs

:1 business trip’ to Montreal.

Mi". and Mrs. Jami-s E. Andrew

Eiullti-l" River. lilowrcd to the. ‘lo-day.

Ml". Wildtficlcl Yco, Kingston.

‘l S

-".~cll;r,cl',.lvllilc thc House wll sioll.

Mrs. Gordon McLeod, Stcllartoll.

N. is visiting llcr daughter.

iwllllc McDonald. Kenslllgton Rd.

Ml". Lester"

mainland.

I Stock Quotations

N.Y.C .&I<ld.R'.R.. iaticll of tllc club to Mr. O'Mcaro.|‘con_ Guinea (NEH w R m8 iAftcr some items of business were

Hull Motor Car Co. .. International {Paper Co". International Petroleum Standard Oil of N. J. Reading Co.

U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . Westinghouse Electric . . . . . .. United States Stccl

Winnipeg Electric Brolnpton Brazilian Traction XD 1%. Abitlbi Shawinigan Can. Steamship Com. 3'1 DXD 65 cents Massey Harris Con. Brewery Building Products . P‘ra.-ler and Co. Fraser and Co. Ptd. .. Power Corporation .. Inter Utilities-A. ..

Inter. Utilities-B. . Can. Poo. Ry. . . . . .. Brit. America Oil .. Imperial Oil . . . . . . . . . ..

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