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all ham‘! IkAi-u and soft, lustrous lui: are your bee! uleu. They u. l, any to lose through neglect, yet so any to retain ifyou will onlyuscCutlclrI [IBPBUOII every day. The Soap cleanses, the 0' l bu}. “d u“ Tnlcum impuu a planing hymn

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i’ The S. Elmshorn is discharging 12,000‘ bags of Hamburg Fishery Salt at the Railway Wharf con- gigfleti 110

N. RATTENBURY, LIMITED.

Dealers would do well to consult us regarding prices-ex-wharf. 5-25-2i

I SPECIAL! I

Prepare For The WARM WEATHER

WE ARE SELLING Refrigerators

AT

SPECIAL PRICES

Safeguard your family during the summer months by keeping the food in u healthful, sanitary condition.

We have on hand a. large variety in different. sizes and styles ranging in price from

$15.50 t0 $50.00

WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASE!) TO SHOW YOU OUR. STOCK

LADIES !

Use “OLD ENGLISH" on your

\ \ " fllooris. It will keep them BOW I18- iksem” a 0 1 7s’ ; n y c PER POUND

The Rogers Hardware Bo. Ltd.

3995-5-27-20-31.

(iyproc Plaster Board

Just received direct from Factory - ne full carload GYPROC PLASTER BOARD 3-8 and 3-16 thick 4 x 7-4 x 8-4 x 9-4 x 10.

Prices Right. '

_L. Poole & Co.

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Look up at. this sky- scraper, the size of the good twist you swap o. few cents for when you ask for

H ICKEY NICI-IOUUN

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l I l In Memorzam | MISS MARGARET CLARE The funeral of the late Miss Mar- 83793 CIBIY. took place yesterday af- l ternoon from the home of Miss Irvine. 2oz Grafton Street. Miss l Clflry had been in ill-health sincc| February and was‘ treated in the Prince Edward Island Hospital where she received the bcst medical and nursing care available until she Passed away on Saturday night, May 24th. The funeral was very largely; attended indicating the htgh esteem] in which she was held. Her fine wo- . manly qualifies, her sympathetici and racial)‘: may? ends-ire; ‘:1: to everyone and she was always a. welcome visitor. Miss Claw was one of Charlotietowivs oldtime composi- tors, a finished worker and finc ex- ample for her assxialnss in the Guardian cmco where for years she was a. faithful and trusted employee. The funeral service was conducted by Rcv. R. Mcorehead Legato B. D., of St. James Presbytcrianchurch, of which she was a beloved member. During the service Mrs. J. A. Law- son sang one of Miss Clary's favor-l lt-c pieces, “Somewhere? 'I‘he choir, of St. James Church also assisted in‘ the service. There wcrc many beau- tiful floral tributes. The pull bearers were Judge W. 5. Stewart, Mr,

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' may mall them.

_George Reddin, Mr. Donald McKin. non. Mr. Jamcs Dufiv, Mr. George Easton, Mr, J. R. Burnett. Interment. was in the family plot at Sherwood.

WHOAREYOU? The Romance of Your Name By RUBY nAsluNs ELLIS

Continued from Pace 8

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icdar bearing this splendid name, and

many of them truce their lineage to

either‘ Daniel Dodd, W10 wascne of

the first to come to America, living

in Bradford, Conn, 1644, or George, a- lnarlncr, who v-as an inhabitanr. of

Boston, 16-15, or Thomas, who was at

hlarblehead, ltiass, 1674, or William,

oi‘ Salem, Mass, in 1644.

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By Inh Leeds

Ucntulued from rose a

before it is too late. There are a great many men in the prime of iii: who are bald who could have had healthy heads of hair if they had given some thought to this matter in their earlier

In the first place. keep up general health by wise diet, activc| exercise and hygienic living. ‘Avoid; tight ha‘. bands. Give your hair and scalp on air and sull bath every dayi Remember that the scalp need: fresh air, sunshine and exerise just as i your body needs them. Scalp massage: is very necessary to stimulate the‘ circulation of blood lnrougn me scalp- Usually a tight scalp is the cause of thin, failing hair. Massage will looscn the skin and keep the scalp in a flex- ible condition. Brush your hair with clean military. brushes for several minutes every night and morning. The brushing strengthens the tiny musclcsi in the scalp and removes all the dead '

your l

or dying hair. thus stimulating the, circulation and helping the new hair to grow. Use u stimulatig scalp fonici and a scalp food two or three times a week. Give the hair the xvarm-oil treatment and use .1 mild liquid shampoo to wash the hair at. regular intervals. I shall be pleased to mall you a tonic and salve that will help you. also xvrite directions in detail, if you will write and lnclose a self-ad- dressed stamped envelope so that I

<2) Aftrr shaving bathe the face for several minutes in warm water to which has bttn added one teaspoon- ful of boric acid. Blot the skin dry Ind apply a little cold cream and mes- sage the skin for a few minutes. Wipe off the surplus cream and pat on n. soothing lotion such as the fol- lowing; 'I‘wo ounces witch-hazel; two ounces orange flower water; one

Gas OnStomach l-lated To See Meal Time Coming

Mrs. B. Lesnick, Fort Williun, Ont, vriteazw“ My husband Inflated with a Tbadstlomuluwuldnoteatntllhbut a: using ton: bottles of

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‘other. "I, myself, ran terribly bothered ‘with gu on my eunuch which kept

years. i

Heavy Goods Are Shipped

ping bulky goods from their GUY :5 Ftfli, $82. Farm I on receipt ot‘ your order. benefit of our

well be turned to good adva self and your neighborl.

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sourccs has been superseded hy the IL-YFON system of centralized distribution through Moncion Warehouse. Complete

Bllscl-fi-cry are stacks.) rad? f’: shipment This EATON service, established for the convenience and Maritime customers, may

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Savings

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na Message

LWAYS you have wanted the best that money can buy. That is a natural and laudable desire whether applied to wearing apparel or some

other product of mans creative enterprise. For the ambition to‘ own and enjoy the finest things in life is the very motive flllfl mainspring 0f human progress, and to give you illcsc things at the. lowest possible prices is always our aim. Our Catalogue reveals to you hundreds of such

items. trilly described, exactly illustrated and priced exceptionally 10w. We wish you in benefit h_v our cffortsvin procuring for your selection this wnndgrfrll collection of merchandise from the four corners of the earth. Write for our Catalogue, compare our values with others and satisfy yourself that genuine savings

- can be effected hero. Thousands of satisfied customers have written lls,

telling of the complete satisfaction obtained by pur- chasing at EATONS. A number of their letters Join the satisfied throng

n" ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY FROlVf EATONS AT MONCTON

THE MERCHANDISE ‘SAVINGS’ BOOK, WRITE FOR IT

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guarantee every pendabie quality

kind of mer- that will you the service

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OUR COMPLETE GUARANTEE QUALITY

We guarantee every article in our Cata- logue to be exactly as pictured and described.

that

you will save money everything you order s, zr..."*s= . i»- u» we i» mam.’ ‘and’ shipped promptly and our prices are always 555"!“ l1‘! 1°04 money saving prices. condition.

GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED‘

to You Direct ‘

manufacturing

lines implements and

ntage _by your-

‘scant teaspoonful boric acid; tvamzung- Miss Blanche Lafferty- taking

drums glycerine; four ounces rcse-' wafer. Shake well. Apply with a clean piece of absorbent cot-ton and allow it

I to dry on the skin. Then dust the face

with a man's talcum powder. or. as your skin is rather dark. use a mo- dium sun tan face powder. ‘There arc skin lotions and special shaving creams available on the market if you; do not care to have the above madc. up by your local druggist. ; LOIS LEEDS. |

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Tomorrow-Eyebrow Beauty

Church Services

ZION CHURDI! ‘ l

A short series of morning. sermons: are being delivered by the minister’, on names that. were given the early, Christians, These were given by themselves rolnetimes. also by Chrfshi even the enemies of Christians oc-; caslonally used nick names. as at! Antioch, the followers of Jesus were‘ first. called ‘Christlansf The wor:l' yesterday morning was WVIQIIESSGS." The senior Bible classes will contin- ue until the second Sunday in June. Daylight. saving will begin next Sunday morning. ln the evening Mr. Fulton delivered o. very interestlngl sermon on the gmernl theme of] "Paradise Lost and Found." Textl was taken from the 3rd chap. of Genesis.

More than as yonng lnople were entertained in Zion social hall on‘ Wednesday evening. following the mid-week service. This was in the ‘ nature of n. send-off to the students? under the auspices‘ of the senior‘ Bible classes. Lunch was ‘served at l0 p. m. At the morning service the

meniqnlglltnm lht, d1 ‘mu to no med us’. ailing?!» 1

Jrlnd the EBB. boo, and now I mo |Qt whuilika"

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‘choir rendered the anthem "h-om| Egypt's Boildage Comef‘. by Page. and in the evening the anthem

"Bun of My 5.1m," by mrnex. Wll

the soprano solo. THE MARKETS

[Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, May 2G.»~Buttel' prices to the retail trade were re- duced cne cent per pound in Mon- treal today. Solids were quoted at 33 cents per pound and prints at 32 cents per pound in viholesalc chan- nels for large lots. Eastern town- ships No. 1, pasteurized was sold at‘ 20 cents per pound. New Zcaland lautter was quoted with asking prices around 30 cents per pound. Receipts were 1,474 boxes. Checsc ruled about steady with little businc: ' done. Rc- ceipts were 1,564 boxes. Eggs were rcrluccd .0119 cent per dozen to rc- tailers. Other 11:10.". were ilnchangcd. Receipts were 3,912 casts. Frlccs for both old and new potatoes vscrc rc- clucerl today. New Carolina No. 1

' and shoes were imported

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Stab CuIBTIES have been prop- .1 in Erglan-l m pull 1'0 ccuntrt’ out A of 1t: financial cor. c-n

In the first. three ntolzihs cf rlul. ‘ year 2.121.706 pairs of lc-sfl“. i "r- I iron this

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\ country . . . - _ _ i The Kanan irrigation prayer», so.- vir-l-r-z p.11 rvca of 562 square Milt."-

irl Japan is nearing completion

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Rheumatism Neuraigia Lumbago Neuritis

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potatoes sold to jobbors off track here ni. $8.75 pcr 1550 pnuncl barrels. No 2 grade went 8.7.50. Olrl potatnrs were quoted per 9O pounds in bulk at $1.75 to $1.80 for New Brunswiclzs and $1.60 for Qucbecs.

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_ 0U cant always stop work and

| give-in to a headache. but you can always get relief from such suffering! A tablet. or two of Aspirin will case an aching head every time. Perfectly harmless; prescribed by thousands of_(l0ct.ors. An cflcctive antldoteforpauntakcn by millions of men and women whenever thcyb/e a cold. headache; neuralgia or neuritis; rheumatism. lumbago. sore joints, etc. lteazl the proven directions that comei with Aspirin and realize how much sufiering these tablets can spore . you. Aspirin has medical endorse- , ment. It. doesn‘t depress the heart. ; You know what you are taking. 1 The box bears the word genuine m ~ red.

‘PRADI MARK RIO-

EATON ORDER OFFICES

‘EATON Order Oflices are locaiell in Teco Stores and Groccicrias at many points in the Slaritimes. lf there is one near you, make it your shopping headquarters. It will be found a great convenience, bringing you a more personal and direct contact with EATON service. Orders placed with one of our local offices, either in person or hy ’phrrm will be attended to with special prompiness.

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THE SHOPPING SERVICE

Do you make use of our Personal Shop- . i pers? They are always at your service, tn i select for you the more individual thing, something more unusual than we are aillc i to describe in our Catalogue. They can ; give you good suggestions for trousscaur, life-Tea, ‘$166k; 5.32s, (Wool, obi-Reg! and ulmping outfits. household appointments, s11 no forth. The‘; ¢tti t-ithq hwy for you direct or first send you prices and particu- 1

l iurs. _ i

The manufacturers of Perfection ice Cream have

never rested on their reputation as lcc Cream Manu- iacfurers of the highest type. We have never been satisfied with our already popular list of flavors and are nllvays making an rtTort to find new ones to tempt the disrrilninzlling. Perfection is distinguished by its rrczuny smoothness and delicious flavors of true fruits. Everyone enjoys Perfection Ice Cream.

Central (lrealneries

Charlottetown

Perfection Dairy

Summerside

All Perfection dealers are ll'l a position to supply your needs at short notice. The Ice

i. Cream is kept at the -.. 1 proper temperature and is sent out ready

to serve.

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