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See the illustration below. We Mill send you postage III-id. a pair of women's high out boots like this, in Brown I Bleak imm- for

All sizes 21,5 to 7. The Brown Boots have toe caps, and the Black Boots are made with plain toes.

Shoes 0f Value Rightly Priced

ALLEY 8t C0-, Ltd.

Fashionable Fooihear Ehariottetown, P. E. i.

Our Lens Grindinghplsnt --lhe only one on e ls-

iand-ia daily '

mnnuhcturin tweed}? ’ on: kinds oi renses, used iviisgorrection oi detective

on. . There are no long de- isysinwnitin for ‘special’ lssgﬁes-iPllmiﬁTﬁNAPPY p V CE, is the motto of our establishment.

0. F. liiitcliesoii

Optometrist l Oltllllll

ii. E. WHITE

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The Gray Dort Show rooms if you are con- sidering the purchase of a new or second hand car. All cars sold under written warran- ty. Sales on easy torms if required.

A Phone 5.21.

BETWEEN THE LINES

That is tlienvay all business men unconscl ly road, anil- a favor-labile impression is ai- wayii helped h? the use oi‘ 300d Printing;

‘The business oi‘ our Print- ini Department ls the pro duclng o1’ Letter Head: and llll‘ Heads that surrounds

iyoiii-atorv with uni but at- nilimhei-e. - .

' ' Our poi-tibllo o! samples of: good JobPi-lntinr; is available" 1.0‘ (B30 MOOTOSHG.

"tvznvrmua res rue i l OIHOI

a The Central Job Printery

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Sydney Record Says Ball Players Are Moving Around

Mum] hall players rcslding in llalilax and other iaities and towns throughout the mainland are chang- ing their domiclo and hiking to ccr- talu places wliero "élllliltﬂll" bast- ball is likely to boom during the hummer. ' Those athletes are act- ting ho the towns in tme to 1111M- iiy for their respective clubs under the residence rule and thus escape zho ruling of the Iii. l". B. A. A. 1i. of C. regarding tourists. it is said ihat several well known llnli- iiix "amateurs" are accepting “posi-

Sets the Pace

Coats-Suits-Dresses

‘ ~ Its in the matter of having the new things when you want them -- that this store keeps in" the position of lea-

If it's good and new-you’ll ﬁnd it New York-Toronto-Mon- treal are sending" us suits~and coats -and dresses every few days. ‘

Here are some of the prices:

Suits at $18, $24, p Coats at $15, $18, $22.50 to $5 . Disses at $13.50,

Moore ti. Mclaoi Lin‘,

119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown

$32, $36, to. . $15, $24,_to $53.

. when. (inishcil will

l are busily engaged.

{Don Iliilccr and HUVPT-ll popular

lions" in the smaller towns but. of course, during this summer months when those athletes are tree from their “labors” ‘ they vrill take a crack nt DQSCUGJL-"syd-UQY Record.

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NEBRASKA FARMERS TREK TO CANADAF-li. V. Lesson. his young son and D. Hathaway, oi Central City, Nob, have iput in shade the pioneers of the “old days." in modern prairie sohnona -.i comprising two motor trucluii, they have come Prom Nebraska on their way to Brooks. Altar to take "uh two sections of land. The ile- tion oi tihe trip will total 1.500 miles under gas power. ‘lihe travellers say that many Nebraska farmers will trek to Canada this summer.

$350.00

Entries close Jun! 20m.

cntry will be accepted.

Management irsorves the right reason. "

The ileetest of l‘. E. ifs‘ equine

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Dominion Day Rac SUMMERSIDE, JULY 1ST ruiisss

CLASSES 2.17 Trot and 2.20 Pace (mile heats) Purse $800.00 2.22 Treririilzﬂ Pane (mm mats) 2.40 Straight Trot (‘/2 mile heats)

$559.00

t.. ,

Puree 0200.00.

lmtry lee 5 per nﬁitof purse must accompany without which no

Ffélﬂlll reinburscmcntsio fourth and non nioney winners. 5 percent deduction 11mm money Winnas. » ,

l0 change program for sutilinent

Purses illvlilietl 5ll'-25—1i3-l0 per cunt. Nut innnl hurling Association "roles in govorn. Music, dancing pavilion. atlileuc sports-sperm! ion-tum.

beauties will not. J.’ undertaker. Remington

c.gi,.....-'ri_,izi.s.n.'a;iina'f§

' noes back accompanied by

—8ATURDAY SURPRISE DAB: GA"! this week in hosiery deput- insnt. Be nine 8M look it up. Sin- clair k Stewart Limited.

-Eoi.¢cTic REIEKAH Loon: K_ will attend r’ in the Methodist Obunoh Sunday even ing. Members pious meat at the Lodge moms at M10 p. m. .

--co'i4s "ro m: Concert and

Wednesday. April 27th. gt 8 p. m. Admission 25 cents nnd15 cents. -WEL6H'S FUR FRUIT JAMS and Jellies will be emonstrated in Sinclair's grocery dqismmeu: rroiii Anrll 26th tn 30th inclusive. Gall Md see them. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. - . —-w——~i -‘-MR8 8ALE8QURV WILL hold B. atlas-ti Walclfs Pun: Fruit Jams sad-Jellies atuilsntore "W! April lﬁtli-lo 30th inclusive. You are invited to see her. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. , ¢-»__. —O0M'E TO THE CONCERT and Pia Social in Margats [Hail on Pri-_ 411v evening April 22nd. iii 1.20 p. m. Admission 25c. Lathes with lXi-‘iiteta free. ll not flue. concert lwill be Postpone,‘ until Monday. illlril 25th.

-GRAVEL For: STREETS-Two “are of xrpvei arrived weiiiissaiiy nor ‘Slimmer-wide hd midsi- m“; ﬂmwsemont-or Stree, Commission- ,°"- ""4""? J'- Di-sllocho ls being ‘put down on Water Street which iinprovn. mp street wondcriuly, .

-FREETOWN NEWS — lilr. Harry Crossman oi‘ Freotowii spent the vvneluend‘ in- Summer-side.» The Itiilsscs Minnie Dnunmond and Gertie Daminnroll, liYéiﬁtltVifll, spout Sunday in Konsinguim, [115 mam; <1’ M1541 ‘Jvrﬂ- llernzilvh-ﬁWla-iisrs Prank llcitcori. and Ernest Piiyntor in hauling lumber for the new Freetown liall. —-<l{'is many friends are glad to soc Mr. Will Francis, Freetown, out again after 11in serious illness,

—-FELLOWSH-IP CLUBF-‘With- out doubt the most entertaining 1110911118 0i’ the ‘Holman Fellowship Flub, since that organization w“ formed. was tho ono- held in the lliolrnan Store Hall on Wednesday night. There was lots oi’ fun itll tlie- time, with it step dance by P°mm°d°l0 F3". selections ‘by the lCuzoo lland, a. quartctto by Iilcssrs Baker. lllallicson. Ford and Moun- l-‘l-lll; 805% l"? Biiti Mountain and Wm. T. Miiriioson; a i-r-ading by

choruses which ivcrc led. by the Kazoo 1iand.- William Curtis and Itoborf Gordon were rho. accompan- ists. Tim ﬁltering under the dir- ection oi J. J. Gander, w,“ an nip; could ho desired. Before the Q1050 o! the meeting. President A. W. McDowell announced that the- "ﬂXt. meeting would ho a "LaQe-s nlsdii" when the lady employees would w. invited to iiitcntl.

_-SUCC'ES8FUL lSLANDER-a Mr. S. Edgar Jloase, son or Mr. It. '1‘. ‘Alonso, Kensington who re iii-med from Revclstoke, H. C. Sept. 20. 10.20, and remained on tho island until Monday, Aiprll Srh. on for the vVest again accompanf“ b7 iiirs. blouse and three children. Tlicy will visi, Hamilton, Ont. tho iiomi- oi‘ Mrs. Manse. thence on to RﬁVGlSlfﬂ-ié. Air. Mouse is an engineer on the C. P. R. and his scene o! labor is from Revelstoke to Jiarulonps, ﬁolil-en. and other‘ points. lie first went West tliir teen years ago iasu August, and his present iposition prove“ what success attended his eiloi-ts. lie the best wisheﬂ oi his family and runny irionds. Before departing

the stocir and fixtures o! Auld and Son. lticrchanta, New Annsn and til-cro- is a liope that he may return at a latcr date to trike an iwtiivc ioart in the business thug his brothers arc now conducting. The iihrli? and industry oi’ these young men are but the reﬂection from. conscientiously industrious pa;

WEAK Til uni

Lydia i. runs-i’. vipau. Compound Restored llnéﬁiﬂy’: Health. New She Does

t Her Housework Shelbyville Mo.— was only able

I to do light housewdrk because for ' months my peri-

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a Negeteble. mpound Tah- letl according to ~ n: and I lferﬁszvfo .~ _ u] me icine in e ‘quills 1nd l boliese my ,l am sow able to nndﬂtbnd to my gar Ifyou feel that my testimonial wall barked-t snyirae ypnuswe come, . ni- - vbi-tisernentuP-Ilrs. D. Y, ILRlLNo. Sh] ,- .

Ly a E. nkhsin’! Vegetable (‘om d make: women new, heelwiilindnbls to beer their - dens lido msthou ills to which

ATPAYIMN; aims

Box ﬁrolnl in Nomi 3041611116 mu 1'

" itonsonial parlors o! Fivdorliton.

‘he and his brother‘. hlnlo-r, bought i

A], {mileage-Rail Kienslnl- tbn.‘ Moldly evenint. April 25th lungs with bums free.

~41: oua sunrmas mean

Ail-ll 28rd. Bllleindr -& - Stem minted. "

. 11:15 l-OUSTOMERB ARE APFREG- IATING air-surprise barlsinl. Bee theoue on sale this Saturday in ghosiery section. Sinclair k Stewart iml

-MR. JOHN DRISOOLL oi Oops ‘traverse has recently dis nosed oi his tarin at that place and will sell his stock_ implements and crop by auction on the premises on Tuesday. May 3rd. See posters (or particulars. -lMPROV£MENT.-Mr. Dan. Pun-y, the Summer-side Water St. bomber has installed an extra chair and ha, engaged the services of Mr. Chester Graham. o! Murray River. 1am o! one of. the undo-date

-A MONUMEPPL-A correspond ent wi-ltesz-m returned kibldier, who is a citizen o! Kenslngton and who witnessed the removal ot the Soldiers’ Monument trorn the cars hero recently to IMalpeque, em phaslzeil the patriotism of tho people Prom that centre and incl dent-laly noted tbo apathy oLths people or Kensingtion towards a similiar purpose. The Kensingion district certainly contrlbuiﬂl their portion in mcn and material to wards the successful prosecution o! the war. Among these that, loll are Iiieut. Ralph Roger's. Sergeant V. Lynds, Privates John Seniors, ~l‘cmy Hunter. John Ls. bobe, John McDonald, Garnet Me Donald, Michael Augustin». Ma Donald, Evcrott Driscoll and Milt on Drlscoll. Now why are the peoplc, who mday are 01111071115 the reivnrdii purchased ln bioofnin the war, not making some eﬁort to perpetuate ‘tliﬁimemoity .01’ ifhtl brave lads i»; 301118 monumen, that will tell fuviii-e generations that patriotism iit-ili. lives and has a consistent lming? Le, some of ilic abnormal profits amassed during and since thtrwai- be apportioned no erect: a meinorlal that illllll‘! prove iihat those bravo men have not died in vain. Soc ihitt; your actions are consistent with your words. _ Y

iii- ~ n-FUR-NITURE POLISH-Es -<ill tbs best kinds at Beer a Weeks. _

. ~__..._.__ I ‘YEFYPERN PERSONALS

——1Ir. Geo. "lvos, Tryon ‘W35 in Summon-ride ‘Fhursdny. .

‘ -IMI‘. C. P. (laudoif Mlscouchc, was in town Thursday. _ l

J. A. London. Montreal‘ was in Suinrnersgido Thursday on business.

a-Mcsorﬁ David Baker and Sam-v uol Drummond o! Freetown were l.n town Thursday

—Mis,, Ruth llodgerson, liunier ‘ vc-r, is visiting friends in Ken s ngton. the guest or Miss Mildred Siacktord.

—-Mr. G.,R. iliacNuit. oi’ Yar- mourh has returned to Suniinersiide whens it is reported he will soon} take up his home.

—Mrs. .1‘. M. liluii-iey. Charlotte town has been spending a, few days in Summersildo the guest. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cliing. -

gSOUR sMioAm ANNEX is the nine for biPﬂliﬂl-Boér s was»-

THE MARKETS

Tihe receipts o! eggs on Satin.- day were ZAST-caoos. as against 3.342 cases for the same dny last woelcanil 2.182 cases {or the _C0l'l‘-- 859011411111; dill’ a year ago. The ri>_ celpts for the week ending April 15m. 1921. were 16.760 cas-os. as compared with 19.991. cases loi- the previous ireeli. and 44.393 oases for the was week inst year. The [Otill receipts since May 1st, 1920,10 A1», ril 16th. 1921. were 6432.880 cases, as isnlnst 792.406 cases roi- the same period last year. The reoeip- ts ins, week e-lioiv a decreasing! 3.225 cast-s. as cooparcd with the previous iveek, but they show an incrcasa oi‘ 2,378 cases with the same week last your. .

The feat-tire o! this mrlret was the stronger reeling that demioped in it towards tho close of tho week. and prices scored an advance o! 1c. per dozen. which Is the first ‘change (OJBCOTG in that direction for many weeks past. This was attrib- uted to tho tact that storage oper . Vations have becomo more general, and in consequence the demand loi- sumﬂles throughout [the gmnntiiy iisivq been keenor, which; resulted in higher prices being paid to rail-m ers and storelreepers (or their sup- plies. Tlic trade ‘here during tbs put week wnsnotlvo owing to the heavy consumption. and u large volume 0t business was done in. g, _ ivliosaiio Jobbing way in straight " candied ‘tool; at 34o per dozen. No.

2 stool: at 31c, and sorno selected sold as iii as 88o to 39c.

with si-enco to tlis export trade in eggs no business was tran. spirud as yet. but enquiries have been received from English imaort» of! with bids ‘o! 10s per long on. died t. o. b. seaboard. According , to latest cables received from Don-i don the market; has ruled remark.- ably y coneid the indust- rial s atlon. with lish eggs

m t. wit’ earring-iii visita- " 1215003 -.”n'..""

quotd at ills to 99c. drhb l, 10s tojll. Delilah 2i. 1 23s. Cables n“; ugow state 3i

r mo. aim soe ~

iii hosiery dspsrttnent Sstnrdet. “n.

“it” “imifi n it

- 0w or 1r . -.

ier. 80,198. w _

tiliereti, extra tints-tee its Mo; do.

tint, mils to it'll-lie; SuttPg: . m . _

syivunin and nearby westo

. wlilel. browns and mixed colors. firsts u» extras, zdl-dc to 33o; store“ peeked. ottra. firsts, 30 to 81c; do..!imts. 281120 go 29. lw-QC". " _ "

_ The y-BCUIMQ of butter-lor- e the week QndingApr-H 1.8, 1921. were 3.408 molasses, which show an in. ones; o! 1,191 » p s as eon»- pared with the evloiis week ﬂlld sauna-ease or _ paclusm will! the saline week; ins, ear. but i118 total receipts since _ 81,1. 1020, to April 16. 190-1. show n. decrease o! 4.0. 991 paekczes with the cones- pending period lea, year. The ex- ports of butter trorn Canada for the month of liwbruary, 1021. were so. s14 his. on, tons value or $45. e34, 0i’ the above quantity, 39,651 lbs. were shipped tq Newtoundland,

03.3.27 lbs. tp illerinudn and 4.460-

lbs. 1o the United States. The ox. ports o! fresh cream to the United Stakes 21, 046 gallons. oi a total viilus or $86,822, and the ex- porlis 0t fresh mill: were 45.120 mil- ions, of a total value oi’ $13,213.

MONTREAL, April llL-The lo cal maiitet (or live hogs was with- out any special feature to note yes tierday. Receipts were light nun trade was quiet on account oi‘ t-lie laet that buyers generally had pro vided foriihelr wants oarrlier in the week, and prices were unchanged with selected srocit quoted at $14.- 50 to $14.75. iheavies st $13. to $14. and sows at $10.50 per 100 lbs, wolgliml off oars. A fairly-steady feeling prevailed in the marker. for dressed hogs under a lair (lam-and lrorn butchers {or supplies lo mecl immediate wants, and sales oi‘ city uhbattoir friosh-lcllled rwero made at

ihfor V

(nizovm LABEL)

a .=~=11s it

$22.50 to $23. Der 100 libs.

There was no actual change In nhc condition oi‘ the market for srnolwd meats. prices for niost lines being steady wiith a Pair amount of business Passing for s local and country account. Sales oi‘ 8 to l0-ib. hams were made at 35c per lb, 10 llO 15 lbs. at 33c to 34c. and 18 to 25 1b., at 32c to 33c, while Windsor selected boneless bacon sold iii 51c ‘to 52c per 1b.. and breakfast grades liii 38c per lb. The demand for trim- Imcd iolns oi‘ fresh pork continues

good and the market. was active - with a steady undertone at 36c per

lb, and trimmed shoulders sold at - 22c to 23c per lb.

An easy feeling continues to pro- vail in lilie iiuirkot for laril. and prices for round lots are bring shad ed on account 0i the liihcriil offcr- iiurs and tlic liiuiicil ilciritaiiil from oiilsiilr- sources for siippliesJln ii wholesale jabbing way sales oi‘ Can nillan refined grades ivere madc at

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isifc to irﬁisi 1n: iii 20-lb. Mood pails, and round lots or American grades were offering at 15‘/ﬁC to 160 Derib.

The receipts oi provisions yester- day were 1.700 packages lard, 1; boxes liiuns and bacon, and 42 pack apes tinned meats.

To Wm nay Concern

'1 hereby beg to retract a state- ment inaiio to other parties by- issli’ concerning a sum or money

‘alleged by mysel! to have been in iiie possession o! Pearl Lidstorie and belonging to myself.

x il also wish to say that 1 hail ill)- solutely no reason to suspect M155 Lidstonc and hereby apologize for ilolng so.

i Signed UOILN SULLIVAN Witness

' ill. ii. Ennis Kenslngton, l’. E. l.. April 1G 1.921

Jheres only one ragor

that sharp

AUIQSIIOP

All you need do strep through the

razor to and fro; and in ten

without removing the blade i

ens itself-

Aiilioistrop Razor

-s/taipens itself I

Then there ment.

is to slip the roller, run the

your razor blade is dull—especially on a rush morning.

Such an experience brings a cloud over the brightest day-breakR But it cannot happen when you have a Valet azor.

NOTHING could be more annoying than to ﬁnd that

is the simple adjust-

Thc Valet AutoStrop Razor can be made to suit any

at slimlin- v

seconds the keen edge is renew- ed. The Strapping device is part of the razor. It is built right into the frame.

If" you are in a hurry, and you usually are, you hare worrying with taking a razor apart to clean it. This Jiever occurs with the Valet AutoStrop Razor. It is not necessary to remove any part either for shaving or cleaning.

~ ~A wonderful advantage.

The Razor

face-to tackle any beard, no matter how_“tough”. A slight pressure of the thumb on the lever of the razor properly ad- justs it for either a lightmiedium or close shave.

THE RAZOR THAT MAKES YOU LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR MORNING SHAVE WITH PLEASURE. It makes one blade do the work of a dozen. It saves times. It is truly

‘of Economy

Razor, strap and I2 blades in assortment 0f casts‘, $5.00 1hr xrl. Ollirr sols up la $l6._5'0.

The AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Limited ’ TorontocCahada '

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THE AUTO smoP RAZOR is sold by A THE ROGERS HARDWARE 00.1313. Charlottetown, P- E. I.