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HOLMAN’S

APRIL 14th. t0 26th-

'l 25 inch Mama Doll.

I Vases, colored glass, I inch by 1i inches high, per pair ........... $1.00

3 Fancy Milk Pitchers, about l. 2 and 3 pint size. aei oi ﬂree tor ............ . . . . . ................ ........ 81.00

I Pink Band Cups and saucers ior .. $1.00

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CROCKERY DEPARTMENT

HOLMANS

SHUMMERSIDE — CHARLOTTETOWNV

Paint — Paint The Sherwin-Williams Paint

MADE BY The Largest Paint Organization

in the

British Empire ONLY ONE QUALITY

THE BEST .

" We have re-sioclsed a lull line o! this lastly celebrated PAINT and have put in a complete stock oi painters require- ments including Linseed Oil, surpentinc. Driers, Fillers, Colors both ground in oil and dry, Muresco, Ochres, Metallic Oxides, Carbon paint. Roofing preparations, Glass. Putty, Brushes, Sandpaper, etc. ,

BOUGHT RIGHT and PRICED RIGHT to be Sold for CASH ONLY.

Find us with these goods in our IOID SESVIUIZ ITATION. North end of bridge near the Railway Station.

PDOLE 8r TIIDMPSUN LTD.

look up at this sky- _ eoraper, the size-of : tbs? good twist-you Z swap o. few cents for when you ask for

HICKEY _

iilentrai Guardian

famous Frost Wire Fencing. Carter d: 00., Ltd.

possible. American Wonder tor early.

‘Theatre Friday morning, April 18th

BUYING. POTATOES. - Geo. H. Toombs drSon. 30i4-4-li-6l. JUST ARBIYBD-A car oi’ the

3070-4-15-3!

GARDEN PEAS. plant as early as

Stratagem and Telephone are good varieties for later sowing. Carter do 00-. Ltd. 3070-4-15-31

SECURE YOUR TICKETS ior "Climbing Roses" the Easter Monday Play at Reddln Bros, The Two Macs and Victor Coylds. 3061-4-15-31-

IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD is re- quired by growing Fox Pups. SOQT-t-IB-li ' COUPONS EXCHANGED for "Climbing Roses" the Easter Monday Play at the Prince Edward Theatre on Friday, April 18th at 0.30 A. M. for both performances. 3061-4-15-31.

"CLIMBING ROSES" coupons will be exchanged at the Prince Edward

at 9.30 A. M. for both performances. 3061-4-15-3l.

T0 ENSURE RAISING FOX PUPS to maturity, start feeding Imperial ‘Puppy Food early and continue re- gularly throughout the season.

' 3091-4-16-41

PROF. FLELICHER offers ior sale jhis SherloclgMaluilng Plano in ex- [ccllent condition, also a DeFnrcst 1 Crossley Electric Radio in use only a

few months. i-lil-Zii.

i S. S. llABLANlL-Owlng to heavy freight on East. River this week cnd. it will not be possible to takc up thc West River service until the follow- ing Saturday. 8139-4-17-31.

FEED IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD regularly (or health, normal develop- ment o! your foxes. Fresh stock al- ways procurable from Imperial Bir- cuit 00., Ltd, City, and leading P. E. I. distributors. 80974-1641

PASSION WEEK A1‘ 5'1‘. JAMES ‘CHURCH-Services every evening l this week except Saturday at s |o'clock.‘with additional service on ‘Good Friday aiternon at 8 o'clock. ‘iliddresses by Rev. R. Moorehead

Legale, S. D. 3034-4-14-51.

Z n. n. menus. DISTRICT ‘MAN- AGER. Manufacturer Life Insurance

"o and general agent for ﬁre. sick- . accident and automobile insur- c". has moved his oﬂice to the ‘.l'll0l'Oll Block. 150 Richmr-nil Street. 3169-14841.

__I-IASTER SERVICES A1‘ Tl-llZ WPTIST CHURCH. - All srrricc: Jiroughout the day. at ihr Bapiist Church will be of dccp illi"lCLi.. Dr.

tvlncent preaches at the morning iuorship, taking as his theme "is it ﬂlonsense?" At the evening service he {wlll- speak on "The Night After the Resurrection," following up thc scr- iics of addresses on dramatic night

,scenes from the Bible which have been so impressive and helpful. The

morning anthems are Berriclges "Easter Mom," Turner's "0 Death Where is Thy Sting?" Easier earning the music will include Gaul's '"I‘l1ey That Sow in Tears.“ 'I\lrner's "Christ is Risen." Gaul‘; "List the Cherublc Host“. with obligate by Mrs. Roper and Mr. Dingwell. The mixed quar- tette. Mrs. Roper, Mrs. Henderson. Mr. Quigiey and Mr. Dlngwell will sing Bohrrrs "Great is Thy 1mm" The Sund School susion will be of particular interest.

Visitor F romi South Australia

At present vlsitinl hi! wild" Mi’- end-Mrs. n r. Jenkins. North win- mm.‘ is w. Guy W- “Wm”- Jud” or “is County Oouri, and S. A., 0g ghfclty o! Adelaide, South Aus- mm, yuqo-naieombe crossed the Paoiﬂo to Vancouver whore he silly‘ ed and soothe city. center-ring with Judge Sh". who is l-n Islander. Judge Hnloimbeh visit is partly, of- gggl and partly on pleasure. he hav- ing been immerse by the South Australian Government to report on the conduct and runnim of courts in this cumin. Ho obtained a mat deal ca, useful Mlormetion from JudleShlvl-anllillddingiohis mu while Vllli-illg here. Yesterday. accompanied byJlr. Jenkins. Judie Balomibe vllited-Gaanotteiown and inhumane Gale! Justice Mlthleloh and otht Judah o! the Supreme $2; lube Bonito Ill also ed- vilad to iavestlllte the administra- tlenpnd enforcement o! tanner-anon in Oamde. lad pursuant

thereto in Alberta l!!! Ontario he inttvleweii» the annulus. includ-

' THE custorrgrrgwiv

was more satistaciory and workable than Prohibition. He visited Bani! for the purpose of seeing the Rocky Mountains, and he is enthusiastic in his ldmirstlon or u» grandeur oi its scenery.’ saying Bani‘! was simply grand and the scenery magniﬁcent. It may be mentioned that his lun- erary so iar has included Chicago, De troit. U. B. A, and Toronto. Niagara Falls. Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec where he saw Wolfe's and the Monument of bionirslm I He leaves St. John, N. 3.. on 23ml, inst for England. where he will visit

other relatives. and Oxford Univer-

sity. where he was educated, making

a round the world tour home via? the Suez Canal.

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in Nlemoriam i, “* i

MES. GEORGE R. BOOPEB.

On the afternoon oi March ii,

Milton sustained ihe loss of one oi its

lllshly respected citizens in‘ u“, lwmeiolng oi Mrs. George R. Hooper. i 51x ‘"9155 Prior to her death, Mrs i Hooper became ill with pleurlsy. All in the way of medical assistance and , careful ‘nursing was done for hen; and hopes for Ler recovery seemed bright. On the morning of her .

condition was good, but only a row l hours intervened, however, Lefolel her condition became one of much; concern, and in a few minutes slic] passed on. Mrs. Hooper is survived by her husband, and the loll-airing five sons: Heath of Portland: Robert at home; James at Strasbourg. Basic; Harold. of Detroit; Percy of North Milton. and one daughter Marlon. .

The iuneral took place lrom her late residence at North Milton on March 15th. A short service was

dinary values.

jms to roof-by

touches of smart

We Gem-Inuit ,

mph c; police. Slidrecordinq the

death. Mrs. Keeper's recuperatiic] "

NEW CH

There is_ no rcason-now-why any- body should be dcnicd the thrill and pride of owning a Chrysler.

The new Chrysler Six comes to the public at a price that almost anyone can aEord-a splendid tribute to the ..~ Chrysler ability to turn out extraor-

ltisaiyplcziChrysl

motor car ever to appear in the ﬁeld of lower-priced sixes.

You recognize a; once‘ all the subtle

only six years in business.

sl h E TENTH MILLION

The Maritime Life has rounded out its remarkable record by writing ten millions of insm-aucc after being

This splendid total, in such a short time, is a, tribute bot-h to the attractiveness of Maritime Life policies and the public spirit of Maritime people. favor it because of its attractive rates, guaranteed re-

" turns - and because it is the one home company You vﬁli nccd insurance soon. Write The Maritimc Life now.

They

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T. w. BENTLEY. Manager for Prince Ed ward Island

held at the home. thence to 5t. Johrfs Church, irhere the iull scr- VICB was conducted by the Rector. Rev. C. F. Johnson. Interment was made in St. Johns Cemetery. The pall bearers were Hammond Carter, lra Rodd. Henry Cloles, Hammond Hooper. C. E. MacKenzle and Ernest Cmes- ‘ By the glaciers oi’ Alaska.

Floral tributes-Crescent, The iam- may me tot/gm poles of warship,

dine; Cross. hlembers of W. 1.: Spray. liilssea C0155; Spray. Stras- bourg I... O. L.: Spray, Elsie, Beatrice and Blanche.

33%;; i’ rows

Lowssr-PR1cED SIX EVER TO BEAR THE CHRYSLER NAMEQ

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You can’: miss the solid substance of

Chrysler quality and the precision of Chrysler craftsmanship.

Jicre at amazingly low price are the great advantages of Chrysler engineer-

er creation from

long the ﬁnest 4-K SJVYNDOY; BubenCnp - ‘mo; Tearing - - - 8mg; $ CHM - - - - 8w” Racism - - - {so};

Al prim f. a. b. factory including rtusdard factory quipnmt (freigbl and more: are)

Chrysler designing.

CORNE Y BROS.

224 Great George Street

iiy: Vireuth, Harold, Nadia and Na- Crude, uncanny tribal worship

Oi the quaint northwestern red men

UEI)‘ faces, as from nightmares,

Make Lon some

AF» "W? Erin atop each other

In the totem pole's queer carving.

Grin and squat like toads infernal,

With the varlhucd complexions

And ilielr dental revelations”

Blew-cred. hookd-nosed. most gosh- awful,

011 lop some wild when‘. doodle. Gooier-bird or jabberwocky . Makes the whole doggoned ensemble Something human eyes dorrt treasure.

--"i~iit or in the Chicago Daily News.

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RYSLER SIX

Another great triumph of great engineering

log-such advantages as weather-

proof internal-expancling 4-whecl

hydraulic brakes; a GZ-horscpowcr

high-compression engine mounted on

rubber; Iso-therm pistons; low-swung

perfectly-balanced chassis; special-type spring shackles and shock absorbers; small base wheels with large balloon tires; and typically Chrysler-styled bodies of new design andmgonstmccion. Such a car at such a price is hardly believable, yet here it is. We repeat: There is no reason-now-why any- body should be denied the thrill and pride of owning a Chrysler.

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