l‘ aterdsyka i ‘ vert the

V’ ‘ in yes

asked f0!‘ .3 its preface l sai ' ant, will rsquin." '

and it col ‘s figures lug the a- revenue . 9. m9 h is even

less iih lured. the h 4985.84. wl oi course

2E

i

t” l‘ another fling “The l “l-lot makes ‘ft which h ‘j; on ltsiacn lflihen the A ks at the on ritotul debt ._$i1i19S.882.3' Pl). The yea punt at 6 p: g in 1M9 the ' for inter 3e 5). ln l! i497.58." law is it thl b alleged ll; ‘D00. the iod with $4. ants a capl 2 ‘his is a san lotion oi n ires condom is still d: i Muhomct’:

_._i_

MR._BLAh

‘he Honour: rd, the nev First Prim .ed to a set ‘- yesterday seat. His a

klhss been i rumors at it. The rum govcrnmcn idlan door

r1- nationall

Notes l

004-00040

Things a f! a said", <W a contrlibuu h th-lnss h 3y persons . walks oi‘ iods oi‘ l! ill the 90m ed to have guarding tl iotimes war be careful occasion iten unad- . And it nl‘ rat when t surest or h and com!- |, rather ill is have no dobatol l! ature. but ienit there tsjThesc a skilled stel t printed i- se reports titers in pr nber 1s ‘l! own speecl one that m irood. it is lily that srs rnatoriz nnrevisod i matter in II more ire ration or IIIIBCQI I Iflil-w in an rihrt my.

"wt-tar v

A Lifebuoy bath

Cool, fresh, rested, skin tingling with health and comfort- Feeling cleaner than Y0“ ever felt before-

Because of the bigcreamy lather of Lifebuoy.

Pure unbleached Palm Oil and Vegetable Oils are tisca’ in the nlakirzg of 115F514"?-

Pauiins Garon, of Montreal, in "THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY" at the Prince Edward Today and Thursday

I/id.

becomes a daily remembrance as Watermafis Ideal Pen and Pencil

rove their dependability and Infinite superiority da in and day

out, whenever an whcrevcr

‘called upon.

Nwatcrmanhi Ideal Fountain Pcn offers sizes for every hand, with a point to suit each particular style of handwriting.

selection and service at best stores everywhere

L. E. Waterman Company Limited l 179 St. Jamel St., Montreal

New York San Francisco Plfll

Boston London

anon tron Homer's amt-r- uor cnoss nuns roi-

_.._q-.

and high eihoes.

sovs" BOOTS in brown also black trout $2.95 up i0 $5410 1°‘ the fuinoils Hike B00ts.—AiloY‘ d. Co, nun 3-“ J1

BIG HOCKEY MATCH st Bum- mcrsluc tonight Windsor vs. Crys- sails oi‘ Surnmerside: Don't mlfifl soiling this game n

pmvr ronvésr the uiuarelre footwear this Easter-we have our new oxfords and pumps all ready’ Alley and Co, ma. 8418-31

WE ASK PROSPECTIVE buyers or Vacuum Cleaners to call and see a list oi many Charlottetown own- ers of the Grand Prize Eureka. |$50.00. The Rogers Hardware Co.

8-27-31

LEAVE YOUR ORDER for llot Cross Buns at Stewan-‘Js Bakery. Phone 211. 3i

LADIES" stove siLK Hosiery in the. latest patterns and colo|-.=\_.— Alloy and (‘o, Ltd 3333i

BOYS’ SPRING i8UiTS.— Bit! shipnlmt of boys suits just in. all lilo zieweqt Donegals, 'l‘\\'co.(lfl, 41nd llmnerlluns. Smart models low- est prlces- "The Haberrlvlllerlfl"

ofS-lil

NEW KNITTING YARNS. Just in new Red Rose yarn. latest shades, 25c ball. iNew silk and wool knitting yarn. newest shades, balls Iloc. Big lot large skcin sweater yarn, best shades, 25c skelu. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

THE SACRED CANTATA. “(lllvet to Calvary" will be remit-r- ed in the Methodist church h_\' n full (rholr under ‘the direction of Prof. Fletcher ou the evening oi Good Friday. isiilvei- collcctmn in aid u’ choir iuuds. ll '1iT IS 63 YEARS since the first pound of MORSETS TEA was sold. lt is 20 years since the firstpouml of MORSEYS SELECTED ORANG-l-I PEKOE was introduced. Many dill fcrent brands oi‘ tea have been Ipluce-d on this market since IMORSEYS was first introduced. but none of these teas have held ‘the [rude of the public to compare with l.\lOR.SE’S.

RECEIVES ‘SAD NEWS-Mr. T] L. ‘Wholan of this Ciiy rcccivm! tho: sud news by telegram Misturday tnoruitlg 0t‘ the dcaih of his grunti- mother, iMrs. Aliary Bolgcl‘ of Si.

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Easter at Stewart's Bakery. Order early-

SMA-RT SHOES ‘for men Alley Co, have a wondertul bunch ingls-illf ' ‘ell

nan-o New HATS-Latestyand most stylish "hats just received 8i- "The Haberdashery”; 3-BB-3l

ALLEY G-OO. ‘LTD have o. W011‘- denfiul line of ladies’ Hosiery, $1.50 to $3.95 all (the new shades.

3-Z8~3l

BUNBURY AND LEMON Tarts. date turnovers, oatmeal tilled cook les, sugar cookies and doughnuts. All fresh at Stewart's Bakery l0’ day. i 3i

JUST ARRIVED from EilSlll-“d our Spring styles in silk and “n01 Hosiery, see the new blue, KY9)’ and fawn shndcq at $2.25. —.\ileY and Co, Ltd. . 328-31

VOUlLL LIKE OUR CAPS now- out styles in Donegsls, llcrring- bouc and Suede cloths at The llabuiilnsbery. 3-28-31

STEWARPS BAKERY will have l-lot Cross Buns on Thursday and will deliver up to l0 o'clock Thurs- day night.

_‘__ WATCH TODAY AT ill-"OPQ 81 Moheodhi style parade for the la— test shoes shown by Alley & Co" ma. 3-2811

“THE DOSTPONFJD MEETINGS for the discussion o! fertfllizvr will he lie-hi at Launching schoolhouse on Thursday 29th 8t 2 p. m. and ill lvcs llall, Montague on l<‘r' ' ' Jlillh oi sonic hour. Il-l13-2l

EASTER EXHIBIT today from 3 to 5 p. m. Moore and iMlcLuuil Ltd will hold their annual Eastcr Fash- ion Parade to which GVPYy one ‘uteri-sled is cordially luviiiul.

BAPTIST CHURCH. -—- Silociitl Easier work service tonight ..i 7.30 The motor will preach “Fun Great Questions: What do l ihiuk of Josue and What sirall 1 do with Jesus " The soloist will h. plies llkuult Bovyor. ___.n.

FORMER ISLANDElR DEAD.- Thu sympathy or the residents is

uuu. whose brother glossed ilwuy in last wreck iii. the two ytuiro.

M1llC0llll New Brunswick use of ur-vvnty

CUSTOMERS~Oniaccountcl‘ the snoiv blockade on the railway‘ and tho serious illness oi my wire, I um ilcluyvtl in (‘lllilllg on m)‘ cos- ioiutirs in the interests otJ J.

a.

(Continued lrom pill 4-) I

track method 0t door Ditches and slues so fierce. that I it lo 611110" continually a heavy side dralt. B0

tihatige. He says “why don't 1W9 Bfit out and fill the pitches and slueali i: we are not satisfied." I say that would encourage him in his lazin- ess, while be is saving out or the windows at either side ot the house to sec ii the mull driver has worked. hisway through. or the rest of the neighbors have the road broken on both sides oi him.

ior his benefit we should havelthe - I -'

son»

Results in

Annual Competition in

‘ . v Chases Almanac encourages many

v thousands to keep daily record of fclt for .\lr. John lilcLcod o: \lcr-. events.

this year's list of diary expeflg [but the first prize has ‘been dividcil eiwecn two old champions who“ dlurles are undoubtedly models of rlllillzlllt iztlexiliisrgt shfulgdlbie’ i=9 imwuppzisl-ieil; \V'llll(\ for slec a liierest and gums “m, m0 “k” h is m, unquqsl.

ional>lt~ hcallcr. lt uccils no inst lil- cnlal other thun the usc, and that‘

usefulness they are and occasionally illustrated by an appropriate snap shot.

when he speaks oi thc side ill-loll l know he imagines the horses walking along the side oi the sleigh. Now as ho wrote a long let- ier and said nothing. l will drop hlm and say to Tapayer No. 1 an- rrthcr man 0i’ about the same. cal- ibre that says to Captain Craig that Mr. Taribush advocates shift-- lng the shsiit to the right runner. l wish to any that is not true. I sl- ways advocated driving and turning to the right in passing, and in oulcr to do so, must move the ehlaits to the left a few inches that

3| the horses when driving single and

meeting just steps over ln onposite track. ott runner only getting oifi the road, then each horse steps back .'u his own place. He also tries i-o make little oi’ iho Rev. Mr. MicPlierson, the Rev. 'Mr. Pslethorp and Capt. Craig,‘ [n my qplnlon oither oi these three gentlemen have forgotten more than Taxpay- (‘T-NO. l over knew, l am, Sir, etc.

S. F. TAlRBUSH.

Diary (Iontesi

Dr. Chase's Almanac Encourages Many Thousands to Keep Dally Record

of Events. .

Annual competition in pr,

Many new ruimes are found in

neatly kept

Shook Ltd so will ask them t0 vziluod patronage until l can cztlll mu.

CALEDONIAN

(‘uh ivas hold in tho T0Olll5 lost

_.Iolm at the ' residence of hcr: ulaughicr Mrs. A. .\. ‘Tilt- remains ivilil ‘he lorwzirrlcil to lLliQ lrilhlld for burial. ‘Fuucrzili IBlOIiCu later.

l

50am) OFTHANKS

Mr. und Mrs, Patrick Nlorrissoy: zuul iluughtr-r wish to cxprcss their] thanks to fricuils and lulighlmrz-l‘ For livip i-xumlod thcm during lllflii‘ 1110M sad bcrozivcinclit, i l

l _'—“">'_“ For Indigestion

Sour. Acid. GIIINY - Stornncil. Iilout- lng, Flutuicnrc, Try Stunrtlu Dynpn-pniin Tublctn

After cutlnr: or nt any time rilcw one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tub- lcts. ThI-y rclievc thc trashy. sour rising. ileartlmrn. prowl-turn uud such troubles duo to indigestion hr-cituso thcy give the stomach the ulkulluc cfiv-ct tho sumo as when tho stomach is working imrmnlly. Curry them loose in your pocket. Jueit chow tltcm. Got n 60 cont lmx tuduy, any ilrugzist. Tlicy sum (lo tho work. You know from rxprricnt-n- tliut if ihc stomach works without Kiwi-ll- nouu. sour rlxiliizs. lu-lcliiiit: nud m» on. you gauornlly I'm-l iluc. no Iii-uri- itclie. nu (zoustipzttlou. nunn- of tliut rlcurl, ilroll, fcciinz. llo uurv. to not u hm; nf Stuart's Uyuncpuiu 'l‘nlil<-ts known to wim- pl-nplc- ull uvvi‘ thc LT. S. and Cuunilit us llll: unl- rn-liuhlts t'lli'f for iluligi-utiun.

o

b-OOO-OO-O-QOO-O-OO-OO-QO-OOO-OOO-O

Face i Cloths

We are showing a. fine assortment of Turkish and . Turknit f a c e cloths. White cloth ' colored edges, size 10x11 only 10c. Other fancy styles ' to 35c each. A

,The White Druu 1 . Store. M

v vvvvv vvv vvvwO-O

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. tlIQIl-Lilllo. tissues. Get S

night, Prcsiilviil llcthuqch in choir. A grvatdciil ‘GP busrilllfirl.

("-l1I\S$lilii-'\v.l.5 transacted and afterwards onlmhfm"

lutcrr-stlnt: discussion

fairs v1 the Club took pktci- lui

which several new members took llrndfcrd. Ont.

llllzll Tho growing interest iulr these muctiugs is greatly ulppri." ciated. .

VERNON RIVER ClRCUlTw-l Sci-vices as follows: Good Friday" ('l1ii'1'ry' \":1llo_y' 7.30 p. m. Sacred,

-/

tho CFUQI-i. Silver uttering Easter Sunday. Vernon 2.30 p. m. Holy m. Special iSOllg Service. Great

your special gills inr the connex- ionul funds.

LEAVES FOR OTTAWA— ‘Mr. J. B. MacCurry, Plant Pathologist, Dominion ilo-boratoiy, leaves this morning for (lttuivzi vixllcrc he Wlll

flcc of ilm dcpnrtmcnt, Yesterday’ morning tho lliubrulory stall! Bull thc stall of tlic. l-Jxperhuentul Station presented him Willi a handsome cabinet contain- ing o gold mounted foun- taiu pcu and silvcr pencil, Cfllililillllltld by at address rcurcrtiditg his ilcpunturo uud zissurlm; him ui‘ the contin- ut-d guml wisllcs of his associates. Mr. .\'lllil(‘lll'l‘y"ii address will b8 l‘ulvcrsity' (lluil. OlliiWlL l

For a Biiioua Headache brew a cu of Celery King- natural hcr a and roots-a gontla laxative and purifier. Tones up tho liver and stimulator dl action. Malnamyou feel bright an vigor- ous. c and 60c. at druggirta

Stop that‘ Cough

It distresies you and our friends —itls dangerous. A ow drops of Shiloh, the 50-year old remedy, brings im sdiate relief. Shiloh stops that rritntlng tickllngintho throat, loosens the phlegln and

' It

your drug eta, 80c,60ca_nd I20.

S H I Ofliiliiills

SEND . YOUR l‘

. A |_, Ponrltltiviynir i

BAYER

kindly reserve a share of their“!

on them, R. T. Mouse, KCllSlllg-i h“ lllornhulm, Om,

I ctua - ‘r1..~..‘"1‘- _ uumthll‘ iuectiull of ihc (Xliililllllilill-A “"1 ""'°"$"7-5°"-‘ll“~“ Ailfllilll“.

ii"..’$0—l1 ., . .’ g . . . . l ‘he Om: u-vull l‘ l ll< Ill). l-ulfnid,

lirrl . 1.00-—l\l1‘s. llnrvrgv. Cumin ml lluy, X, |;,_ I

$_.'.00...1\1 - .. . . on tho flf-"rluu:1ps"n|Jl*l()"t?\fllllH/L llutucllwl 41h PrInc-emmoo-tn-s. liil‘lrllc_v.l

.\lun. _ , llilih I'rlsr—$l0.00—-l'l. J. Quuntrrllu,‘ ‘41

musical ilight around thc story oL-‘li-“R Gertrude Savage. Gilroy, Sunk. 'l'll4l24. \'. Martin. llcsllnvlllc. Alta. Cquflnuniun Cherry Valley 6.30 piiuuu-s Arthur. North Rustlco li.lil.l.,

Reswrrection Hymns Rnmenlbervhlrs. Peter Mclsuuc. ll. ll. 4. Acton, ' ' mt.

.\ll‘>‘. Albert. H. Gardiner,

Hiri-s-i. ‘iddmnnton, Alta.

Miss i-ltlici Blow-run 202 Midland Avc. \\'ll.\‘ii<'. l‘n.. U. S. A.

llonuiil J. Gillis hiargarcc utku up his rlilticn lu the head of- A

llliss Jcuuir- lfvll. ldlmvnlc. (int. C. J. Kraut, Vldnrit, Suslo, Box 12-i.

llll-“ifl lioris Sanford, i389 Nassau 3L, liurt ilmuzv, Winuipctr, lllnn.

ltlrs. l-ldlson liolllngs, lLll. 3, ltustlcu coluplimentary l‘ 15.1

Mrs. l-J. A. Wuinmnn. Box 124. Nur- quny. Sunk.

Mrs. A. .'\l.

The winners in the 1922 compo ion are:—-

iSuiyruzt hail lW-(‘ll

bronchial troublc, it is invaluable; Iltlckediixll‘ scaids. burns. lirlliliwg- shrill“ ll

u i-iicciivcucss,

' a1 '. it. ooth 5939i". p “spake?

tlE51i---BAY-BEST1..YOU

“git-unanno-

Does Your Baby thy?

In it nervous and restless? if so-— most likely his food is not agreeing with him. It you cannot nurse your baby and ll‘ it does not gain upon your breast milk give him Bordenhs Eagle Brand Milk-tbs food thut has successfully reared hundreds 0t thousands o! babies. Easy to ,prepsre—just add boiled wntervas directed. i In this paper from time to time you will find an advertisement oi Borden's Eagle Brand Milk, u food that has raised more healthy babies than all the prepared infant foods combined. Cut out the advertise- ment and mail it to Tho Borden Company Limited, Montreal, and they will send you. free 0i charge- what you want, either instructions in your own ‘iii-RENEW l"? feedmg your baby. or a baby ibook. or a rec- ilpe book telling you how to luake tasty dishes with Eagle Brand. Ask for by mime what. you would like to have.

U.S. CONSULATE BURNED.

CiONSTANTIXOHUE March 27-» u... Iluited Status colililllillfi H1. destroyed h! flrc The souls and FWOTilB “TY” saved.

_____4o>———-— inltlfilllflVhlADhl MiEDlCfNld-"t 3'0“ need no physician for ordinary ills .Vl(‘ll you illlVl‘. nt lV-{lll ‘ll bottle nl‘ Dr. Tlumlns Edifflni" For chucks, colds. Ruro t-hlotlt

cuts,

“ill zmtlsfy anyouc as to its‘

"Prllc-ooitoo-J no.

l

lllrm-lm-hvl‘ C‘. lticc. ('llliltit‘llfi_\'i‘,i l

I

lTlilKO. lligliuu-tiv, um,

on. I'riru~—-ll5.00—lilrs. Jo... filer-l cit, 218 Spence Avu. “dlmipt-gg .

i '. (vin Goldwater), (mt. Ilook 5015-‘

l-Jdwnrds. (llcnwnod

. -i. Cuoksuhirv, Que. Hh l'|'l1.t--I((-1'rl|bl lluok, .$(|.75__ llth Prine—-lh-vel||t llook 36.15- l0lh Prism-Receipt Ilook, $0.75--'

llth Prlste-Jlrcr-htt llnok, m,75__ l2 ti: PrlIr-Jtrorlpt Ilook MI.7:'>— 11321—-!l3 iltth PrIar-Jlrrelpi llook. $fl.7-'$—

l-lllt PrInH-Ilu-elpt Ilonk, $190- Hurhnr.

'. S. 15th Prints-Receipt Ilook, $5.00- lllih Friar-Receipt Ilonk $5.il0—

17th Prlnc-Jlt-celpt Ilook. [-1.80- liith Prlnr-Ilccrlptl llook, $8.00- 10th h-rtte-ln-i-r-lpr Ilook, as.oo_

20th Prlzc-Itt-rr-lpt Ilook, $5.00- iirown 1254-—8i.i\ Wool. Vuncouvrr. ll. (‘. A i

,

Dr. Chascfs Almanac ihas been sent to practically every homo in

EASTER [BB5

-f0r the 1 Kiddies i

Dainty and wholesome l Candy Eggs-Cream and nut centres covered ‘with high quaiilty chocolate coating. They come In decorated car- tons picturing the "Bonn-lea" and Chicks so appealing to the kiddies. Different size cartons at 10, 15, and 25 cents. Also crates of 6 eggs. The nicest _line of Easter Eggs we over had. Got yours today.

MEKINNUN lllillli liil.

"The Raxaii Kodak Store"

ii ‘i

PHONE 219

Canada. but ll‘ you did not not yours kludly advise us and w: shall send it posipltinell. Edmanson Bates 8t Co., Ltd., Toronto.

THE LUCKY BAG

13y request oi many of our deal- ors we will continue to issue the lucky bug oi GOLD BOND or AZBY Flour every Monday. 1 ’

The lucky purchasers oi‘ the past

tion with the premium they have rccclvcd and the excellent qunliiy of the flour. ,

All grocers have it in stock. Ask for GOLD BOND Flour ior your

PUT OFF WITH

JUST ASGOOD. _ . Remember the lucky coupon is onlyJnGOLD BOND and AZBY

satisfactory. - ,_ -

THE OHADRLUPTETOWN MILL- JNGHCO.’ LTO. . Llil-mwiti.

have all expressed their satlsfac-

Bread Baking and AZBY .i‘or your -.

THAT YOU MAY BE TOLD IS _

bugs and every bag ls guaranteed “

. ma» ..n ‘ ; _ >,, .. - QJus Arrived ‘i; Quaker Flour i‘

Robin Hood Flour Royal Household Flour Beaver Flour

Queen City Flour

In Barrels and Bags

l 01f’ '

AS A CANADIAN YOU'LL LOVE CANADIAN, iTS UP TO -YOU TO‘ SEE IT

A 10o PERV cEtIncANMl-IT l m; WMTPEN‘ BY Awoswsmau

_ FINANOEP, ‘gy- ‘WAN’ Another . Moniemfilau. p

Fortraylng real life among the lumbermcn and river drivers, thsirioves and hates an involrment of r beauty, filled with live tense moments, dramatic clirua and thrills.

‘ ~- 1- a“? .-

PRINCE

THE

CH ARLOTTETOWN DRAMATI

CLUB

THE DELIGHTFUL FOUR ACT COMEDY DRA

IN AID OF

THE ~ CITY HOSPITAL

A °'°""- °W°°*- "inn" story, well told with a wealth Easter iiowera and atmosphe =1

sem- SALEMOVEENS TH d§§§mfioruviuc1 ‘JAR

29TH AT sac A. M. Paicas-aso. 50c, 15¢.

0F” th, Riverpmens Feud.

IT, AND AS

“V.

i-<s>.¢;=.'1s‘.=““-rHE DiAY AND‘ i-“Kcs "ri-ufcsu:

EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDA - APRIL 2ND AND 3RD

‘A 4i Eueiriiéjiifeé or BLUE”

St. Charles Auxiliary Society

STAGE DIRECTION J. ‘AUSTIN TRAINOR

ECIALTIED BETWEEN ACTS—7

G

Rolled Oath Oatmeal, . "

Bran, Mlddlingl, Oil Cake, Whole Corn Coi-nmaai, Crack~ '_ “ '

0d Corn, Stock Food, Bchu: l

I masher Food and Purina Cow l"

, Chow.

fir”

mirlnulilliitihiTm bill’! 0

All oi which we are selling

at lowaat prison.

Ailorile co?

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