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will arrive here about the 11th inst. with a cargo of the very best SOFT COAL FOR

THE RANGE, STOVE AND FURNACE

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HARI) CDAL

for the furnace

Order your supply

now. You will be pleas- ed with the Coal.

A. Piciiaid & Co.

Phone 240

“As You SOW So Shall You Reap"

These words 'are just HS

true now as in the days when they were written and may bt; applied in this case

iefr vi-ttien-t_iioii to the roads as the

all thie roads on that route with rhe

lizi\*i‘ii»g been iniaiie early in tihle sea-v son and ev'deiitly d-ragged after, siilisi-qiiciit rains. Tllore are no

doubt other stations good and bad

'intl some probably even worse but,

wlietiier good or bad. the condition

ol' the road is an -ind-ex of the pro-

grcssiveiiess or thie unprogressive-

iii-ss of the community llhroulzh whiicli it ipasses.

As -pri-ached incessantly by The

lliinidian :intl by all ziiilhorities on

'good roads, the only way -in which

to your grain seed. To reap a bountiful harvest you must sow seed free irom disease. the most common form of which is SNIUT.

Our Formalin

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Is guaranteed to prevent this and so render your seed i capable oi giving the highest production. Now is the time i to use th-is preparation. Our supply is large and Of the

highest quality.

me 2 ivmcs

MeDONALD &. BRADLEY

Proprietors

_ Great George St. Phone 315 '

- fulfil it or ive n i, `

Edin! tennl. Y _

Gunnaisd lor I0 yum. Io eonvinccl- Write

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SD DAYS

FREE TRIAL

5 O-9-0 044490 O4-O-6

§ (iliur;icit~r Rentliiig §

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Cahn lips, kept wvll closed, bo-

loki-n --niuiion. ctiiisiiioriitioii und firmness.

When you iiutu ii struirht mid

die line ul lhu iiioiilii on a iiiiin ni wuiiiuii you iniiy ctitint on wli‘eiii;tli and iirmni-ss, perhaps ii litti,, hurtl liens, und ii quiet, liiimdriini, ruth- ci' iiiiimagiiiutive character,

Muulhs slightly open iiidir~iii.f- ii

frniik, irusliiirl. generous soul, hui -lhiii lips are llie sign nuiiiiial nf ii had-teni|1ercd_ revengeful pursuit

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' "‘°__i'l\¥ALUABLE AID. "Hdtv‘s` Your new stenogrnphr~r?" "Best luevf-r qgw at solving cross word puzzels_" _

~l'-' -‘sk -M _\‘1~<1\\ 'i ii

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__ _ ` _ _ - l \ ' ` // damaged rlnnlng ,lm reeent. ,_ _ Hers as I struggle in my little .1 i P I) 5 /- mm but me dr we wed straight military neck band on- the p|a¢,,'

“UNH 1-! 'by no msann tunic. This w.Il»l allow the mon a And read the preelouiimssnage she

llrrepsralble. A l.-imefly and judicious little has senit,‘.'

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;__KiNi-:Y

» /,/- _- ` B9 Of this cariilei-ii, who .Reaching out arms to comlort me ‘V , _f _ if Q, will wmpletely 'restore them. If may we |- 1| . again, 'U // i L S 'Ar <5 this is nenisctad iiii tha hi-in in hnvn in: gum and Mu mi nm DW" ""°"“h th” '°°" '°'"°"'b' Q \ v _ i- ~ fi open. innianu ni hav rin ine in Mn

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/1 LL \\\\\T D| If' J summer any work than done will ing to resort to the' unsightly ,m`c,_ When all tha birds sing sweetest-

l< | _ `1 be useless, lovsliest! When- ,, nu, P,`r1\J_{',. i<f'1f.‘,U _v me °t "m"'“°°1“3 th” m”|¢N'!|l-lor voice comes back to ms on ".""- q'l"' i '< fi‘f""/\’ '»"`“,- soi1'oniAi. Norse °""'° ‘halfway down .in wnrin wen- M°¢l=°l"l ‘Dv-

»‘_'~ = f* 11.1.- sniii time spin ni ¢ 'mffli -N H "li"-|,il m°"- 'N10 051980 willlremade in c ;,:,!|.|, *hs r 5 8° "

I “Little garden gods.

year already on .the Island than dur-

v,_.i'dlot on last nlght‘s Government

are admirably situated lor the pur-

pose. and should be a busy lrive as

lion. .l_ F.. Sinclair need go no

are eimigriitlng _to the Un ited States,

Bless the tlnie of snwii-ng

Watering and growing;

lI!lt-ss our gardic-n that lit may Beat our next door nei-ghvhor's-

‘Little garden gods-

Witb our new Soilgro!"

iier Royal Highness Louise, ‘Prin-

ly ill in London. is the oldest sister

'oi' King G'_“or,<:e. She will -proiiob~ 'ly be remefniiliercd better as the

_ Duchess of File, having married the

cess Royal, who is reported st-rioiis» _

IIIL UIIHIILUI I_|._.|Ull|l UU|l||U||'||\ ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,f,“,§,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..

- ' Y' 's eseion propounded by Biahop‘

_ ri-niunat, w. cuuw s. num". i, _ Ninn.-:-_re-titans. .i. u. normal “EWUO of suhvchew

sum ,u n..v.a .n.n.o. » N W- In

Inline and lanqurf. n. ri:-'n»n.' auxau Bunn, n. l. curio a le-tt-ar to the ‘London Sunday Ex-

NIQ York llnpronoulltlvv-Iugrnhouu Psion, llc, _ _ _

_ ml" . ik "“““u"__¥__ _I Pu,” press he has stated that he is fear

' D ' \ ' ful that th-'- Provinces of Atberta,

Saskatchewan and Manitoba may

FRIDAY, MAY 8,1925 ir' "° ‘°°' °° '*'= '”°“"“‘°“- B”

hop 'Lloyd bases his fears upon Am

" urlcan immigration which -has “no Ji

- . lzmi a.l t nc an -

*- vous-li' the “\°"° °f We “mg G°"' ntaien has nt-iiei -that nnieis we do --

The present season has offered ernment. something quickly and largely, in

d sum in 6, U ,rl oppm., _-__ ten years time we shall have lost u 0 ers ex Lp 0 A I More cars have been ‘S0111 this a large part of th-ei Ctlnadian- Dom-

iiiion."

oads. The early ipart ot Aipnil with ___

1 » l t .

ut littllt- rain enabled the road_ing lm wholed [as year These are not the hasty impres- orkms In _many secuons to devolc Ad “vo the Manor bdrnv.. was me sions of a .mere casual visitor. Rev

Dr, Lloyd has sponit many years -in the Canadian W-tat a-nd -has had

olds WN “M mt for °“"'|vau””‘ House bali. abundant, opportunities to study 'rho sections then attended to have _ .- the problems of lhatswvlon 0! the “.911 stood the wmv ,season which Everybody who lg anybody is country. Hula letter tis siiilficlenliily

», ,_ lurming to -cali for serious con-

_ f,t f l ‘busy -in anttlpatlon of Cleanup 9'

fzuowedl tllwm ;Le;e:a;s 0 rain We k Never were were so many sideration by patriotic Canadians at l. e roais 1-en ai 'n roms' n- ‘T -

homo and abroad -and appears -to'

ed .illrm and comparatl-vely smooth. _P00910 UUYTUK “P '-hm’ eariy' have a-lready attracted considerable- Autotsts from Suinnierside and west ` `-'-_ ` 'W¢l0I1't|0n 'I-ll England -b0*tIl 't0~ the are loud lin their comniendaihloii of The new Tourmts headquarters danger whzch he po-‘nts ‘mt and the

° preventiive measures 'whiich he re-

commends for adoption.

exception of the section ‘in the vie-l _ -_- iiiity of liazel Grove which up to the $350” advances' _ 'n Bl°h°p |7|°yd" “hw d "N '"`

-1 uation the one urgent remedy

tho latest reports had not yet been ~ is ,.11 wholmhearted and wen organ "’""h”d' Auumgr ”"""t“i"”' the °°"` farther -than his own constituency 'ised system oi’ Empire in-i-grtiitlon dltiion ol' which is dt-piored, ‘is that to mm out whemvr or not people that w-gum _bg helpful alike LQ un. [mm \vhem.h.,v mvm. to New G|,aB_ _ . _ der-populated Canada and over- gow, and still others noted for _ _ ' crowded Britain", The 'I‘°nd°"

_ , Canadiai ("izett. I li »-tl. tl.

roughness are -those ‘.i-ii the viciii- (-flllllrifiillililllilils li’ MT' J' Fred tqntlgn til Slang; l.l’by(<l';L;o:iTniilii- ii-Y Of Chafim-£0'-0Wll» Wh‘iI‘*` il\0!\'|l"`“*’°"- 0! DaV‘5 & Fraser- who has leation endorses his proiposrti Dre- tiioniiig parvtilcular set;-t-long hgttpdliieeii adopted one of the Conserva- ve"

tlsih Columbia-they are sound to

'ees oi' Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, will be gradually lost by the inevitable -trend towards the United States. Whatever the rest of Canada inigiiit do -these thru-I: lPi‘ov-iiices, in fifteen or twenty years time will be big enough and strong enough to go on their way Iiby themselves by the power of their own will and .tb-iclr own votes."

i The Gazette admits that many,

.mr clay roms mn be kept in cmd, men Earl nf Fife in th ei PF Canadians share the Bishop’s learn.

He was created a Duke on his mar

e -ght ‘s _ `

llluble condition -is to split-log drag - hm those are mainly to be f°“nd`l

in _I it 1 `fwc presume, among the loyal an-l I ii. nlu . er every ra n. Every pro~ rlage ilay. and died in 1912. ._pam,,uc dwellers beyond mv,

gressive and selircspecting com- ____ Great Lakes East of the Lakes

\mun||y,insis,_9 “pon rms bvnng dong. -Notwitiistnnding that Mr. Sym-ithero ‘has ibeen but little concern l

and ,h,,`,.es,m_ is that they _get the ing-ton, K. C., the King Government.exDi°essed in regard to the matter

name of bein-1; nip to date and pro- wyer' ms Umcmly d'”°“"‘l('d W" I `y

gi-essi-ve. Farms in such e‘oni*niuni-'T- R~ Pfeslvffs ‘l'0‘lJ0l‘i- 1|-8 Worth- have béen at all ppp,-chengivn

la Iand only i1 small minorlt 'liavtiv

,given -it any serious thought

tics are worth much more than-less and only a matter of his own dan-gfir. -Naturally-l-f any thought of

ings or even good horses or ¢att|(._

‘hi-in :ind the -giov‘f~|-nmenit has M109.

bl’ machines or othlerwlse in the

Diming the mimi" 0|' MHY. 'before

lffwofl by the spin-lor firnz. 'rhin

.vs are to be (bun

Some excellent roads have been

“Se M U10 BPH! |08 drill ailtler rain

ifa-riiis adjoining nit-igloeted ma,|5_|private opinion. the (}overiimeiiti"`c°s`5f°“ exists in th” minds he farm liiiihiings and residences Uomifli-'93 UW 'W0\”U1Y "W~ T- I1-'Jconsnlcmble numbers (L peolm In

reflect t-he .ap_Zri" of thrift whlgh on its pay~roll-_a brazen. nlfiront to would be the "mt _to have .kno

vuiiikos the roads good, »puibl-ic intelligence and a wanton i -

I Ii sections whore the roads am expense to -burdened taxpayers the Caniawlian-people resident in ()n~ iw lecwd travellers do not ,wk for g tario, Quebec and .the distant Mari~

‘prosperous mums or wen kept bui_d_ The Progressives having made times would giivo it but litt-le atten-

SUW -the Kills Government and

th i 4, _ "“ `

and many communlmes suffer |n_ e " °W9 $ 000 P" are 3e°“"€ 1°' Moat unfortunately, Immigration

ll; i-niniiniinn nnii in vnine nn wen, “nm” mr’ “re "W b”“” '“‘""“‘."‘" "°°" "“"Y ”°°"’°'°" “”" ""°'

from L-he neglect of an unmovable GIGUUOP ‘Propaganda by pretending directbd by the Ottawa Government.

A Pond mas-teir The roitl st ' ’ that rm the ‘future "WY ‘WUI ibn The department which controls 'this

i'maer,its | tt h.v ,_

png LESS Huggy m_u__‘ _gms Mme for ms mms except more independent. Alas. -let them 2901' an- i-anc;li~of_ the _public

‘l'Iiat’swlmyou’ll the irral-itudc of the community. but pond" Ui' me fate M the Drnry (c°"""“°d °" Pail* 5-)

i #/_-

GM hun `! ) if he undlcrtakes the duty he should Pmgremlves Im Omano' °4+o »e

‘ fl I 1 _ li

N ' \‘ V rmdq an dz Q; D _the 11°” ('""i A eorreslponilent In- Natick, Mass.. i Dull] Selections _ . _ i ' n ce . , . _ _

CQEAM é W Y he P"i’I|© writes ua to warn intending emrlg- .

SEPARATUR _ ri.-re entitled to them, they pay ni _ _ F9”

rants that if they accept a joib ln the U S A hc-f n |,.

H_dvW_ry "Nami it Q . . _ _nn .nving hers Guardian Readers

_ ~ i P _ ii spower opro-“_ _

‘TA vm |95’ Wil-I Ii” turned hack at the “_“_*‘_“‘_“‘

$q¢&|LS¢,g|»¢|¢fC._L¢|,, - vv e good roads, horvwr M It _.B contrary to law H ooomoosaoco

lnlliblo-nnnmncdnlunun As mmmy slated som] "°‘"'5 *W0 provided ii situation -lor an Islander May 8' 1925

an nolnpnnnud. llossiiiie =in hhis coiinllry and the 1,, K0 m_ and when ,the md show d H’IG'HT`|f?U‘USNESg BIUNGS

.mly possible 'way is by t-his use of the lolt- r to th Emi tl 9 PEA0Il?:hJiih0 work of righteous.

» ~" e _ - - _ .

*ho split- log drug after mf hu gra on om ness s a ei punto. und the etfeci

Il W fi L-i,,,,|,, ,hey tmmedlatoly ,turnud him of righteousness, quietness und as-

ahg clay ls of um proper conslvb surance for over, And my people

~ .back penniles t St_ J li N

""°" t° hi’ D’”5S'fd |1100 wuivara- S 0 0 nl 'B' :lIb‘:i"u(iivivieiii iiilurlb 3?-‘cacl‘l:\i::;’ tiilriiltinian

m i i

:ive ml-|¢l,lty_ Tm-nlng up me mad] /l seen., typmaq of the prlnw of quiet resting places.-lsiiiali 32:17,

WH-ics' kindness and good nature

"Galt °f SU’lf\lTl"*f. when the clay is °CCll~rreil durlnig ii drive through PIi.AYll9R:~() Lord, our Lord. :pygmy ,|1|st_ is 8 Wvwte of "mc and gapmnwn Hv, ,nouced R _un M how excellent is Thy name in all

` ' Y K th h- h i » ~

_ h , ' e oiirt _ t ere ore wt tiust in

money, , lllllrinir a toy rabbit and cheering Thee and are not af,.a|,|_

vocllerotlsiy, H9 Rtgppcd me cm.

:hc spring moisture lrvapomws, and took her °" his knew' 9° en' ON A DEPARTED MDTHER

every shower oi’ railn should be roi- rmpmrmz the wt that she pr”s"“t°d (W|'m°l\ 7°' M°¢i‘°"'l DIY)

him with therlvbbit- which he gray. el

rolflowed wp persistently during the y accepted’ and waved in f‘"°w°']'l h

lo her a t'h

,,,,.mmer, we can have as good roads s e car d-isa-ppoa~red_ My mother-and tho smile that

fi illlyw-here on the The Postimaster4}eneral has 00111181! bnck"to ma through endless

con-iiinent with oi’ course. the x- ted th _miles ol space, “Demon or mv,” bv, ° ‘mn _ ` ° "“'"°" °f "h" """°"' And lingers with ni.. null. what 'M45 W Uh- f0\‘ CWNGN Association to make a but content the -present M. least, sire beyond our cha-nge in the uniforms of the men CBD reach ms with that smile, so ,-,,a,,h_ wh often lent

° “liver the malt. anti-nutnung

the -lapel and collar for the prosont

more freedom and add to the

appear-an

|Prainie Land those residing there

ledge oi’ the fact. while the hulk oi’

tion.

18.

()ut of tho frenzied, hurrit-d world

s o wont-

lights her (ace

grace,

_ , s, n ` fif §|ii‘" i 'Rotary will have _s live wire as "IU “PW '|ll1l°- W -be distributed I fold my ivillul bands again and

i , ` '

' ~ ~ _ _ _ ni ' _ rrlv. '

_ ; A Pnenident in Mr. R. ll Jenkins. sane me this month _B’ mn E- an mbcmnk'

tivo and remedial measures niirl

from lt is-pin”-ing to state t-hwt thevtlvie candida-tes for Halifax at the suimnianises his conitenitlon as fol-

niain ma through not 16 hnn been 'next provincial election- i°“'Sf

very highly praised by autoists. it i- 'W“ Sha" “0V0'i` 1050 Ulf! Enid-

llsli Maritime Provinces. and Bpl.

the core-» but the three Provin-

uf Qnurs

One ot tho old fashioned treat-

ments tor different ailments. WHS the various iornis ol planters, that were upplicd to diilereut parts ot

the bouy.

the idea is that of "counter irri-

talliun," or the irritation of n healthy part in the production of an urea of intiummatiou ou the akin, tg produce a good result on a

mul-e.distiiiit part.

l'ei‘liaps -the most DODlll=\r "P1115"

ter" is our old t'i'ieiid the mustard plaster, which has been used in households for a great many years. This is niado by using °'*l““l DUN” ul mustard and ordinary lioiir. miide into a paste by mixing them with water or vinegar_ It has been used for ull muscular l>Hil\5» fm pieiirisy, for rlioumatisni in tho joints, applied to the back ol the iiee'k for heailnelie and so (orth- 'l'lie uctioii oi the DIHBUW *H ‘O cause the nerve supplying the Defi to which plaster is applied, to send an impulse to thc nerve centre Supplying the part. This _in tiirii ’ sends to the nerve supplying the entire sectionfnew lmDllIBU“~ which change in some nianiiei' the

tissues in the affected llH|'i» V

lt seems to cause the removal of

congestioii or iallnnimutioii, to cause these inflammatory pi'otlu1=tS tu be tiiisorbed, and the renipvul of those products relieves the Dlllll. bvcuiise pain is usiiiilly due to

some form ol pressure. _ _ _

Where severe counter irritation

istiesireil the application oi' cans- tlc soda, and silver nitrate, has

been used.

’l‘lie actual burning oi‘_ the iir-sli

with the cmitery, is another severe

form of counter lrriizitioii.

-Illisterlng with the lint-lni',. oi

cantharides, is sometimes used in pieurisy. iodine has como into very general use for swollen joints or enlarged glands.

'l‘h(- Belladonna plaster is "S011 IH

simple back iiche, or other mini eular pain. _

qlowgvor, safe ellicetive pliisti-rs'

may now he piireliased from yfilll druzgist. _

Where the mustard plaster is itll-

plied don`t lcnvo it nn ton lung he-

The Public Forum

'lhln column ln upon for tha

dlnrunnlim hy liorrinlpnnilnlilil nl iiusntiomi iil ` lnterout. The

' Ulusrlottntnwn liiinrillnn dons

not nnnminarlly vmilnrln Hin np-

Q lnloiis ol onrrnsporiilenla.

_ A SUGGESTION

:siimptioii, ought to be adopted iii this Province, ns soon as possible. It is not creditable to Prince Ed- ward lslzintl that the loss of li-fe on this atrcoun-t is proportionately to population heavier than in other pans ot Canada where sanatoria are established.

Prince Edward Island is to he

made a “Restricted Area" for cat- tle. This will involve considerable expense which - tim people, at large, must -beur. Yet everyone ad- mits that the resul-is in improved conditions will justify the outlay ol' ull the money required for that purpose. i But how miicli more vzilnalile than ixuttlcweven the best re;;'sti~.r- ed stock-are human beings? Think of -tho late lamented Professor Thomas A. LePage, niio of -the brightest and -best of P. IG. lsinnd's sons. cut oil’ in the flower oi” his youth, and his life and service lost. to the country »heirai|s¢», he lived in E homo ln-lected by ihe germs of tuberculosis. ll' ii sanntoriiim had been nvaiinhle (Dr hi_m n-iid his lilo -ileon saved, ‘the liieneiicial elim-tn ot his leaching and example upon t-hd you-lh of this Province would have been lncaiculable. And lie was but one of the thousands losttothu Province anti the world\ -hcciuise there are not in .Prince Edward island means of com-batting the fell disease.

Wiill it be said that efforts were

made anti money spent to the ‘end -that nur cattle shall ho freed from tuberculosis and that llttio oi' noth~ I-ng was done on llehall' ol the boys and girls, mon and women liable to -tu-berctillosis? Will nothing be done l'or the human beings und mitch lor tho cattle?

lt has 'been sliggested that the

vacant Consollda-led School might he utilized as a hnspi-tai in which tuberculosis ? Will nothing he treated. There is much to he said in favor ol the adoption oi’ this sug- gestion. The vacant schoolhouse is large and adaptable to the purpose. it ls not so near -lo any dwelling that there would ho danger to re- sidents on account of the spread of germs. Yet it is near enough to the railway to render comparatively in-

To gladdsn me and give me all ltsvcirpensive the coat of carrying to lt

coal and other supplies. The water suipply is .said to be abundant; and though the slr may not always he as good -for patients as that which .surrounds the Wiltshire Hills, it is quits as good as that which per- ,valls in' other parts of this island.

Consequently. the suggestion seems to -ba wall worthy of onsideration.

There can 'bs no doubt that ss

soon as established a ss-natorium would rbcelvo many gifts and be» quests from we/ll»to4io persons who have st heart the ‘heal-th and lives and welfare or their follows; and there can be no doubt that s con- siderable revenue would be obtain- ed hom the patients.-#so that the

additional cost to the .Province rs-

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ohnnq

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XCEPT Johnny himself; 11° one is so pleased that he as 2

bicycle as is mother. _

what she wants an urgent errand

done, Johnny does_ it_ in B .llffY- And 'it’s really surprlslflg h°“’ mam' messages there are for a_ b0Y ¢° 'im' Bnt johnny can do twice as many as he used to and still h_av€ IEUQIC time to play. thanks *° *"5 C' ' ; Bicycle. _ johnny doesn't have to leav_¢ ‘llllie

so early for school either. C_yCllnl§ is so much faster than walking or running.

And Johnny is so happy Sl\’1C¢ hc ot his C.C.M._that mother and gather are happier. 10°- _

Father says cyfliiflg lf* 3 'fl°‘"'"'

healthy sport and attracts clean. healthy boys.

Johnny now chums around with

the cycling bunch. the BOY 3°°U‘ riders and other lads who love wholesome play and the great out- doors.

Think of the comfort it must be

to mother and father to know

Johnny is playing with the right.

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.. ll' i b- 9° Y “ “eu THE ROADS Be kind t° cor Mm” S B 0 ment 'for -the Old Country" and PLASTERS

En.

boys instead of loiter- v

ing on street corners or ' _ in lanes with-a ‘fgang _ `

o__, 0 o s s - o ` ' l

If your boy hasn't a bicycle, it

isn’t because he hasn‘t alkgdior one -teased for one--pliinne for one- Every real boy wants one.

So take him down to the C.C.M.

dealer’s and get him one ofthe racy, sturdy, new models. There are sizes to suit all ages-including the Curved Bar Models, the bicycles the boys won't outgrow. _

= Prices Again Reduced Prices are~down to $2tI"to $25 less

than the peak prices. The biggest values since pre-wdr days. The quality is even better. The C.C.M. ’i`.~i;lcx Hanger, English_.Seamless TuLing, Drop Forged Crown, Ex- tra coats of enamel, ,Nickel-platin over rust-proof copper, improvegl Hercules Coaster Brake are all in- cluded as regular equipment.

There are also C.C.M. -_Ioyeycles

for little folks too young to ride bicycles-~just as iwell___-*built as C.C.M. Bicycles. `» _ L'

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Sir.---Means ol` strlying the pro-

gress of the White Plague, con-

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CANADA CYCLE. at Moron COMPANY, i.in.i¢¢a Mnnirie.-.i. rnmnin. wi:s'roN_ 0n=..' Winnivez. V~f\¢°\1v=f

I Zlso makers of C.C.M. IOYCYCLES for the smaller childrfln

mill 5

_ ' 9 V SUMMERSIDE i ‘ Holman S CHARLOTTETOWN 1.

Where Islanders Get their C- C. M. Bicycles

Bicycle Parts and Accessories, Get Om- Catalog, 1

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BRACE

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_ SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

- Agents for C- C. M. Bicycles and supplies. Write us for

McKAY & C0. LTD.

Catalogue and prices.

W.I-

Agent for PERFECT and RED BIRD c.C-M.

REPAIRS DON»E" AT REASONABLE PRICES

A. ‘

Write For Catalo

M_acLEAN S, Charlottetown C. C. M. SERVICE STATION -I, .1

' Weeks _&: Burns _ __ 4

- 229 Great George Street- ..

tho proposed sanutorium would not lic gron-t. Hoping that the sugges- t|°“ Wm he |““""`*1i>iY received and thot it may never hs- said that .P F island is more anxious about lt; mtlle than it-bout its people

l lim, Sir, etc, '

w. i.. co'r1°oN. `

Ch'lown. May 8 1025..

(The Consplidsted School was

considered In 1914 -hut -the cost ol' its conversion was pi-ol|l\blt|ve_ Again when a mllilary hospital wal; -required the Consolidated School was proposed ibut again the cost of re-construction put it out of coil- sidoiutinn.-Eil. G,)

it-O->-____ EXPORTS TO U. 8. FALL. OFF

A MILLION IN MARCH

Wflflhinltton. May 6.'-Can-adirn

exports to the United ‘States dur~ IRB the month ol' March fell olt by more than one million dollars when eompaiwd with March, 1924. Commerce department figures “ww today- on the other hnnii. exports to t-he dominion (from this country during the month lncreas. Htl by Almost two million dollars over -the same period last year, _The -flture reveal that United #laws moan in the nine of shi. 178.552 were bmught -by the flom-

l the previous year, vrhllo Oanld Ill! 30011! purchased by tbs'Unitetl

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c - A I-ish* '

Serviceable

- \ in' thfitiwinna c. c. M.

`> » ' Guarlnfd Bioyois -thl!

'“ i we _sts Boiling. if you'r° “ ton`,tl_“ cycling “and wan!

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mont you svar made. ii i

\ has spud, oomiort. V{°*"

., and ny-vloa. ' - ' _

WEEKS AND 'BURNS J

- 229 GREAT IIEORGI BTREET _ ,

tu|ls_st`,- Iwi( into our storb. It will bg the but invest

BR,AYLEY’S topic ron 1-ns' maui .

HERBINE' BITFERS "

'For Generations the Standard Blood Pnrillot ' _

SYRUP oF"wnri~E. PINE AND TAR

_ For ponghs and 1'hroat.<a.¢llotto\s. '

lrsyloy'\ lxtruto-Lemon, Vsnilll..0ln|sr, lh,__ are in use in all homes when Quality isiismaltloil. Ask Yotm DEALER rom Biutittinvls ‘ ~

I-21°" 'Ml March asoinst $49,230,141 si in

ateii totalled 334444.33! cs com.

_2 with 386,749,704 'in March,

gulting from the -maintenance oils _ ' _

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