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JEWELRY a 4 . ~ SI At Wonderful Bargains > .1 . ~ '

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All our Dollar Jewelry, consisting of Necklets, Brace-

lets, Earings, Bar pins reduced for SELLING OUT an .LI .ii-l§éi`.7y` ` `f`.`..`.{.` 'tidal ` 'io 'éifié ` `...i`.{£¢.i for

SELLING OUT to ¢-

All our Jewelry from $175 to $"50 reduced for

SELLING OIT to ...... 129

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Your Great Opportunity

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All other .lcwclry reduced ONE THIRD

EVERY ARTICLE IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND’S OLDEST AND FINEST JEWELRY STORE T0 Bl

SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST `

HUNDREDS DF DAIISIIIHS NDT LISTED HEHE -

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Plain gold wedding rings, fod;iy’s price . . . . . . . . . $6.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95

Plain gold wedding rings, today’s price . .. .. . $8.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.95

Engraved wedding rings, loday’s price $10.00

SELLING OUT PRICE $6.95

Engraved \\'c:ldin;_f ringzs, i0illi_v`s price . . . . . . .‘. . $14.00

SELLING (lL"l‘ I’Rl(`E . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... $8.95

Emblcnl 1'in_i;'s: _\I;isonii'. Knights of Columbus, Odd

Fellows and niiiny olhcrs reduced for SELLING OUT TO hall price.

Our wonderful stock of Diamond rings all reduced

for SELLING OI"l` ONE THIRD.

Signet rings so much in rlcnizind these days, reduced

for SELLING ()l."l` UNE THIRD.

PLAYING CARDS

You llever Bought Them at This Price

Congress plziying cards. 'l`odziy's price . . . . . . . ... 50c.

SELLING OITT l’ill(.`li . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33c.

Congcss piziyinfg ciirilii. 'l`ucl.|y`s price . . . . . . . . ... . 750.

SELLING ()li'l` PRICIC . . . . , . . . . . . 53c.

Congress playing cards. 'l`oiliiy`>; price . . . .. . .. . $1.00

SELLING ()l,7'l` I’RlCl‘l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 690.

NAND RASS and Fitted Cases You Will lie Doligliied With

Hand Bugs, l’i'livd ti':i\'clliii;_r cases, Manicure sets,

Toilet sets. .\liliI;ir_v Brush sets, all Reduced for _ SELLX "‘

THE SALE IS NDW IN FULL SWING!

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G H | N A--- Now You Gan Buy at Your Price o

Limoges, four beautiful pattems all reduced for Cown Derby, Blue Bell pattern, reduced for SELLING

SELLING oU'1‘ ONE QUARTER. our oNE QUARTER.

Hundreds of pieces of gift china, suitable for wed-

Aynsley,i, three patterns, including Indian tree. Re- dings, showers, bridges, e¢¢_ Reduwd fm- SE[,L]N(;

duced SELLING OUT ONE QUARTER- OUT ONE QUARTER. .

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Bertha and Rosiland Pattern: Sherbet glasses. Today’s price, 'doz. . . . . . . . . . .. . $9.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . $4.50

Wine glasses. Today’s price, doz. .. . .. . $8.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . , . . . . ... . . . . .. . $4.00

Claret glasses. Today’s price, doz. . . . . _ . . . . . . .. . $9.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $4.50

Dress Up Your Table Gheaply

Water Goblets, beautifully etched, Today’s price, doz. . . . . . . . $10.00 SELLING OUT PRICE $6.65

All our glassware, consisting of beautiful etched and cut Water goblets, High Sherbets, Low Sherbets, Wine Glasses, Nappies, Vases, Comports, I Reduced for

SELLING OUT ONE QUARTER and some pieces ONE HALF. ’ ‘

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WATCHES '-

Wrist watches for both Ladies and Men: Today’s price . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . $8.50

SELLING OUT PRICE . .. . . . . . . . . . . $4.95

Today’s price . . . . . .. .. $10.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . $5.95

Today’s price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $14.00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.95

Today’s price . . . . . . . . . . $25.00

SELLING OUT PRICE $15.95

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A Great Chance To Save

Today’s price, . . . . . . . . . . . . $35.00

SELLINGOUT PRICE $19.95

Men’s 15 jewel Swiss-movement Nickel case, today’s price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SELLING OUT PRICE $4.95

Men’s watches, high grade gold filled case, 16 size. A watch you will be proud to carry. today’s price . $12.00 SELLING OUT PRICE $6.00

All our other watches reduced for SELLING OUT X3.

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Tudor pines, Community 4 ' Tea and Coffee Spoons. T:l‘lre_lq|llrl:.e,§;: ?,a_t_hm5;_0°

ssnnnvo otrrrmca ‘suis or 19. .

Dann no uint spoons. rooim pm., .|.,,,_ _ __ _' ,ggi

SELLING-OUT PRICE him: and Dena-i rom. 'n»a¢y'» ml;,“.|;;_8_°_°` ssnuno our Paros . nos or sos. ..`.|,

Dinner and Dessert Knives. Today’s price, dog, _ $13 00 saaunc our rarca .... .. siaso or soc. air Rogan iw Lacacr .uhi ANNIVERSARY PAT.

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Tea and Coles Spoons. 'I‘oday’s price, doz. $5 00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . .. . . . $3.45 or 29c. each

Dessert and Table Spoons. Today's price, doz. .. $12410

4 SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . $8.85 or 69c. each

Dinner and Dessert Forks. Today’s price. doz. .. 512,00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . $8.35 or 69¢_ each

Dinner and Dessert Knives, today’s price, doz. ._ $15_00

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . .. $10.50 or `89c. each

All other patterns of Rogers and Community reduced ,for selling out ONE FIFTH.

Tea sets, 3-piece, excellent quality plate. Todays price $12.00

SELLING OUT PRICE $6.00

,Tea sets, 3-piece, excellent quality plate. Today’s price $15.00

SELLING OUT PRICE $7.50

Water Jugs, excellent quality plate. Today’s price $6.00 SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $4.00

All our Tea Sets, Sandwich trays, Candle Sticks, En. tree dishes, Water jugs, Bread Trays, Casseroles, Pie plates, Sugar and Cream Sets Reduced for selling out oNE QUARTER, somé ONE HALF.

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,Never Again' Such a. Chance

BIG BEN, the world’s best alarm clo'ck, DcLuxe plain dial, Nickle or colored case. Sold everywhere at $4.50

SELLING OUT PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $2.95 Big Ben DeLuxe_ Luminous (dial. Sold everywhere

at $5.75

si-:LLING our PRICE $3.95

Our entire stock of Mantle clocks all carrying our

usual guarantee. Reduced for selling out to ONE

HALF. ’ `

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uidlan Pressi-The six por cont tax on long distance rclcpiiozie calls will not apply to call.; of which llle Cost is flliecn Ccnfs or ullcifrr, This concession to the tr-loplifizic users in the rural roinniiilmics irzis made by Hon. E. N. R1fir.rlr:;, Min-

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TEEN GUARDIAN

-l(E\'SINGTON Dalrying Assoc- miion Butter :loc in 10 pound lots.

3232-5-25-41.

-T0 Li-IT.-Three rooms, hard-

\\-ood fiom; :incl up-to-date conven- iences, over Boivness' Studio. Apply

3171-5- 19-lwk.

ister of Finance, to<la_\', just llciorc the Home gave approval to the Upecial war revenue act.

_Nl-;‘»v AUTO storage batteries,

13 plate, only $7.50 at Bra.ce's.

3282-5-28-21.

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-STEAMER. IN PORT-The S.

S. Northrop from Amsterdam came into Summer-side harbor on Thurs- day morning to finish unloading her cargo of fertilizer. She came up from Georgetown, where she had left part of her cargo. It is ibrpect- ed that she Will be here two days_ S..

-ORDERED T0 LEAVE TOWN

-Two vagrnnts, said to belong to Charlottetown, appeared before Mr. D. O. Stewart in the Summerslde Polloe Court on Thursday morning] on 5 charge of vagrancy. They werei ordered by the Magistrate to leave the town at once or serve a sent- ence of thirty days in jail.-S

roads led to Bloomfield on Thurs- day, May 12th, when the Tlgnish Branch of the Canadian Legion i held is very successful dance in the 'Bloomfield Hall. Lively music was i fumlshed by the Tlgnlsh Orchestra iunder the direction of Mrs. Mar- ;jorie Murphy, and dancing was en- i joyed by the enthusiastic crowd un- I til the early hours. T.

_LEAN/IN G FOB TENNESSEE-

far as Burtts Comer. Mrs. Harry Harvey of Llnkletter Road will go a with them as far as Hudson, New York, where she will visit her son, Mr. Lincoln Harvey. At the last regular meeting of Bertherlier Lodge, L. O. L. Summerside, Mr. McLean was presented with a sig- net ring bearing the emblem of the order and an address from the members of the Lodge as a parting* 1

pleasant Journey to Tennessee and

bright future.-S.

PERSONALS

-Mr. Harold 'McIvor, Kinkora;

visited Tignish last week. T.

-Miss Stella Brennan, Tignish,

returned to her home after a very

. , peasant visit in Charlottetown. T.

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A Birth "Right: Emerson knew » Of all the helpful qualities pos-

spent many of his happy boyhood 'that each of us can only receive sensed-by a courageous heart, this

-_ that for which he has an affinity, of being able to reassure the timid,

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Miss Jessie strong of Bummerslde

-Friends will regret io hear that

received a had shaking up when tm!

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she fell from a step ladder at her

home on Wednesday evening. Fort-A 1:,

unatnly no bones were broken, nl-

cun only give forth effectually to arouse the despondent. to cour all is by birthright, or has be- age, to bring a little tranquility,

his own. To have accepted order, and light into the chaos oi doctrine wlth'perfect content- opposing elements is one of the

nt is to possess one's soul in most precious.

ace.-P. C+. Humerton.

though she was badly bruised Miss Strong is now restin oomfortab

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-FAREWELL PARTY-Members

of the Christian Church of Sum- merside gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Linkletter

i -Ml-“s Helen Mill, Clermont, 'arrived home from Saint John, ‘where she spent the last couple of months with her sister.-Y.

a few days.-8.

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and expects to be about as usual in

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°” Unkmiel' R055 0" Wednesday , -Miss Alfredda Wallace. Alber- H N M E M 0 R M avening tobld farewell to their pas- I wn_ W” 3 week end guest at the ___*

1'. Rev Bom' S. MGI-#Bn mid Mrs- nomo or Mr. and lim. A. R sash

McLean, who leave on Monday for z--nsm5h_ ,R . » _ EBENBZEE I. WHEATLEY

Tennesee. The party was in the form I 1

__The many friends of ML The death occurred in this city

tributlons were in aid of missions. Eugene Perry are glad to see mm 0111103’ 26th of Ebender E. Wheat-_ An interesting program of music ` out ,gsm ,mer being confined ,D 193'. SUM' I Pl”°l°l1¥°d 11111685- was much enjoyed by those pres-:hm home dm-mg the past two The deceased who was u lou of

ent and consisted of n due; by Mrs. Ween T_ the late Samuel Wheatley, East McLean and Miss Myra Murray; sol- I

os by Miss Amanda Cannon; read- _ fully conducted A large meat and . Word has been received by Mrs

ings b Miss Oli

V Ve M“"`“Y- Ml” Major Schurman of Summerside; mm’ hmmm md W” " '"3' °*'

Joyce Llnkletter and Miss Aud.rey| that he, husband who M m in hw porter of cattle. For some years.

~ Harvey. Songs by Miss Bessie small- i pm; at Toronto "mama ‘wut the after retiring from business he was

3;!-:::l';';1l1/{3;i;;\ u:;:ff£s.x;=; man; piano solo, Miss Murray;_ "ma ms brother, Mb _,_ Gould gate keeper at Hillsboro Bridge. lm, Knoxvme Tenneiee Mrsy Mc ,i M‘°s'dR°"' Ng?-’°“n 'md Missbchurman of New York visited him HF 1°°"°' "° m°“m “dd” 3

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um., ,mme mn when they Wm .Lean ML A. PT Weir; give :H ni for s few days.-s non-owing widow. nee mlm Roos.

spend two months vacation before formal address, wishing mv. Mr. Hi, fnend, Wm my plum, went, Prank, with the firm of A. i kin in i _

gomgr U; giflgee d€"°° in Burl'-H McLean and his wife every success to gee aux- genial friend, ML Ar. Home Ac Co.. and Ernelt, of this hu méd gh . ;v. t Mr. McLean in their new held of endeavor, to chlbsld McKenna. manager of the ,°Uf¥» IM one daughtgf, M,-,_ J_\3_ mn churc°hP”Bl:1° 01316 CD11*-S' which Rev- Mr. McLean ‘made s Imperial Tobacco Cof for the Mu-. Hurley also of this city.

' me" e' W th 5'\1|¢°fb1° l'°lJ1Y- A dainty lunch was ltlmes, paying a visit to the Is- The funeral was held yesterday

much satisfaction for the past served by the hostess and the land While here he paid a friend lf¢0l'1I00l1 Imm his lltd relidmeg, twelve months. They will be accom- guests nl ft I h lshl A _ Denied by Miss Clara McLean asMr. Mouse or ome w ng Rev' ly vim to the home or Mr' mm" 2” nm” smn' to an nw!"

of a birthday social, and the con-

Royalty, for many years success-

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Au official bulletin .Inst released shows tbg aorllle 0'

potatoes ln the South to have been reduced below the Dil!"- lng of 1881 by about 30% and to be the smallest acrcale planted for many years. Considerable damage hu buh dime by frost with the result that the present probable yield will be but about 60% of lost year.

No lute official report is yet avaliable regarding the

pimps; in mins. anrnnonioaii reports ludlwo *hr* the acreage will be reduced by' about 30%.

Yon planted last year when prospects were not (006-

An you planting this year when prospects of good Prim are quite favonble. If you are not planting why are F0" not! If you do not plant you cannot reap nor share the probable profile of s favorable market.

We are in u very favorable position to fill your fertilizer

nquinmnu uc u or our Annu have your vu!"-

The Island Fertilizer Co.

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