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—I..ARGE BASKETS, with steel band lou- lobstei- ﬁshermen sold

at Bruce's. 6384-1-21

AIOBIN HOOD FLOUR sold and guaranteed by leading dealers ovary-

-nvr SHEET mm. pipe. llnc.

galvanized iron, at Bruce's.

4338-54-21.

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v-IIIAXWHLL ELECTRIC WASH- ERS, no commissions to scents or tree demonstrations add to colt.

fully guaranteed, only 889.00. Sold ‘Q0 Bruce's. 4323-54-21.

Iv-SIIARBELLS’ ICE CREAM PAR- EOIL-We are now ready to cater to the public with a complete line oi’ Confectionery, Fresh Fruits. Smok- er's Supplies, Soft Drinks, etc. Give us a call when passing. 5312-4-30-21.

-TOWN IMPROVEMENTS-The people of Kcnslngton are already anticipating a staple service that will meet the more extensive de- mands ol spring and summer. The members of the Council Board al- ready" have an eye pointed to the streets and sidewalks and will as- suredly see that they will all be re- stored to their former, eVen firmness. Excessive speed by autcists will be carefully rcz-zraincd and a glad wel- come will be extended to all transient and permanent visitors. A careful watch will be maintained on the lighting system, and no interim of feeble service will be Iearcd. Build- ings will be rr-iouched, fences will be renewed or rcplnccd and lawns ver- tlantiy’ stimulated. The school grounds will glow, as they have nev- er done and the church. the town. and the Railway institutions will elicit the highest commendation from our annual summer visitors. Thus, it will be that tourists who might be pnssirf; ihiriugli. liming no intention OI sh-ppmg, will ho attracted by the heauij.‘ or the Town and pause t0 cultivate an acquaintance with the people. 1f .~-o. they will lind that the religious, vduicitional. social, finan- cial and uwncralljv progressive spirit, oi the 'l‘o\\,'u romparrs lavurably with any 1min of llS 5120 in the Province. And they all road The Guardian.—Y

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A Convention of the Liberal-Con- Ui-rvntuc Electors 0i‘ the Second Dis. ir-rl. oi’ King's. will bc held on Mon. 5")‘. llu- 11th ul l\I-'iy, at Morel] Hall, at I: l‘. M. for the purpose of nomin- n!_iiig_ tun Candidates to contest the District in the coming Provincial Election. Each pole to be represent- ed by ﬁve delegates.

R. J. MACDONALD, JAIIIES E. DINGWELL,

' Conveners. 4332-5-1-3l. 2nd. DISTRICT 0F Q U E EN S I

' *5 CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

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TUESDAY, MAY 5TH at 2 0'- CLOCK In the CONSERVA- TIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS,- ovcr the Canadian Bank o! COITIIIICTLc, to select candidates to contest the District In the forthcoming General Pmvln. cial Election.

Each poll is entitled to be represented by live (5) dele. Bates and the Chairman of each Phil shoul‘ ham hi; m- her delegates appointed and have their names ready for the meeting.

ALL POLL CHAIRMEN’ are requested to meet in the Com- mlttee R-poms at l2 OTILOCK THE SAMEDAY.

By Order,

GEORGE MACDONALD

LYMAN TREMERE, Conveners.

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3rd. DISTRICT OF QUEENS

CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

A convention of the voters I o! the 3rd District or Queens l is called for TUESDAY, MAY 5TH. at 1 O‘CLOCK, P. M, in the CONSERVATIVE COM- MITTEE ROOMS. over the Canadian Bank oi’ Commerce. i Charlottetown, to select can- didates to contest the District in the lortlicomin, General Provincial Election.

Each poll is entitled to be represented by live (5) dele- gates and the Chairman o! each poll should have his or her delegates appointed and

the meeting. ALL POLL CIIAIIIMEN are .1 requested to meet in the Com-

mittee Rooms at l1 0‘CLOCI( A. M, TIIE SAME DAY.

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Work in Ellworth Hall. 1st. Ten served from tour to o'clock. dome and moot your Mood!- _ T“ 15 out; 6814-1-11.

-OOIDIALLY WELCOME]! - Mn. Norman lamina. Hamilton. wu in Reusiuton recently Ind VII warmly greeted by hoi- many Mindl- She report! the most satisfactory Iortuneinherloxeo. Bhohureeila- ed, Iron: tour females. an event! 0! six pups, all healthy. Vlloroul tn- divlduals.

—KINSINGTON GOOD ROADS- ‘Ihoroedslnthedistxictcllﬁenslng- tonaroremarkublydrywlththeox- caption or a very Iew places. The early shovelllng oi’ heavy banks on main highways is principally moons- ible for the dryness o! the roads. People seem to be taking s. special pride in having the roads in good condition, adjacent to their own homes. Large hard snow hanks along- side dry roads look like miniature glaciers in the mountain country. —K.

.._-_ -FAVODABLI WINDS — The lstrong southerly and westerly winds lwhich have prevailed for the last lorty-eight hours will almost suicly have driven the heavy ice out oi the Gull o! St. Lawrence. so Ia: that it .wl1l not return again this spring. Lobster lisherrnen will most likely , “run their lines" with rio misgivings ‘on May 1st. Teams are already alield with plows and narrows. The gram is sprouting green, old earth will surely treat us bounteously, out the implacable law of supply and demand keeps prices o! our com- modities down. Nevertheless, tlierc {is considerable satisfaction in hand- jling good crops-even if prices are Iowa-K.

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-DEATl-I OF MR. GEORGE P. iSMALLMAN-In the death o! Mr. ' George P. Smallman, of Howlim, Lot 6. there occurred the ﬁrst break in the Smallman family in titty years. Mr. Smallman had been in failing, health for some time and was‘ |brought to the Prince County Hos- ‘pita! a few days belore his death, ‘which took place on Monday night, April 27th at 58 years o1’ age. The deceased was the son o! the lute Thomas Smallman and WIS born and resided all his life on the Smallman homeste ’ ln Howlan. He was a very progressive Iarmer and most highly respected membe o! the Woodstock District o! Lot 5. and took a. great interest m the social and religious lile o! the community. In politics he was a. staunch Liberal. There are lelt to mourn, his widow, formerly Miss Elizabeth Smallman. and two children, Richard and Sarah at home; also the Icllowing brothers and sisters. namely. Mrs. Samuel Duncan, o! Howlan: Mrs. William Craswell, 0t Bloomfield; James, oi’ Kelly Road; Joshua, o! Hillsboro, N. 13.; William, o! Brookllne, Mass; and Josephus, oi Summerslde, to all o! vmom much sympathy is expressed. The remains were taken to Mr. Percy L. Bowness’ Undertaking Parlors, Summerside, where they remained until Wednesday, where they were conveyed by the motor hearse to the Episcopal Church at OT-esry, where the funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In spite oi the wet day, the church was filled with sympathetic Iriends who came to pay their last respects to a be- loved neighbor. Ven. Archdeacon White, D.D.. conducted the service, assisted by Mr. Btavert Thnton. lay reader. The ﬂoral tributes were very beautiful. ‘The pail bearers were: Messrs. William and James Duncan. Alban maswell, Justin Bmallman, Ralph Adams and Douglas Cornish. Interment was 1n the Church o! Eng- land burial ground-S.

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“altos-ion SQLEP-lﬂi. n. c. MacDonald, Bellvue, will sell her Iarm consisting o! 130 acres, 80 acres clear, balance under wood, by nuc. U011. Monday. May 4, at I2 o'clock noon. Terms at sale. H. Nelson s; Son. Auctioneers. 4335-5-1-21.

____ ..'.IUS'I‘ ARRIVED dresses {or every occasion. in Flat Crepe, Ray_ ons, Voilss and Prints lrom 81.00 up. Bears 8t Bears, Montague. 4336-5-1-21 .._.___.

..'WE All! OFFERING special prices on Congoleum Rugs, Mat. tresies. Beds and Springs. Bear; g; 4386-5-1-21.

..‘UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH services May 5th: Dundas. 7J0: St.’ Peters. l1; Annandale, a. n. c. mp‘

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May Sale

10 only Misses Spring Coats, worth $18. for $5°00

Quite frankly, these are last year's models but they are good, wearable garments, and ten people will have

each a wonderful bargain- $8.00

12 ONLY LADIES’ AND MISSES SPRING These too, are all last year's styles. Twoeds and 15 ONLY, LADIES’ AND MISSES SPRING COATS, WORTH T0 $25 for each

WORTH T0 $20.00, for each . . . . . . . . . Nineteen in this lot, last Season's models, ﬂat crepes

COATS, WORTH TO $20 for each . . .. .. Poirot Twllls. Look them over. 1 $10. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SILK DRESSES and printed silks, sizes 16 to 42, Friday and o0 I

Saturday, worth to $20.00, each ......... .. MISSES’ AND JUNIORS’ TWEED SPRING COATS, ALL NEW ......... . . . . . '

This is a wonder lot, specially bought for this occasion smart, cleverly designed, new merchandise, an impressive bargain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . "

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These hats are ALL NEW. They are wonderful value, straws in latest shapes, specially bought for this occasion and worth to $4.00 each . . . . .. '

MAY SALE SPECIAL IN CHILDRENS Hats small head sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Ladies’ Silknit Bloomer 39c

Ladies’ Silk Knit Bloomer, small, medium and large sizes. Comes in Maize, Peach, Pink, Orchid and

White .; .............................. .. c Vest to match above Bloomer

..................................... .. t i‘- Silknit Nightgown $1.00

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I aSale o Men’s and Young Mens Suits $13.50

This is an “extra special." There are sizes 34 to'44 in

this lot, and they are simplywonderful value. There I

are suits in the lot worth one half more.

Fancy Worsted a é‘; Tweed Suits 0

In this special May sale offer, you have choice of one of the best bargains this store has oﬁered. New Mod- els. plain greys, blue and brown stripes. hard ﬁnished worsteds and tweeds. See them ! They're great!

Young Men’s Spring A “Guard” Toppers $1 1°95

Fawn and grey tweeds, single and double breasted, sizes 34 to 44, a value that’ll open your eyes}

“Slip-on” Topper $16.95

You have seen Overcoats like these ofered in many store for $20 and more. Brown, grey, overchecks in tweeds. '

O O Special 1n Trousers $2.00 Worsted or tweed trousers, ﬁnished with belt loops and ﬁve pockets. Every man needs an extra W

pair of trousers. May Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '

Silk Knit Night Gown tailored and lace trim- 00 " I

May Sale New Chamoisette Gloves ‘ p.111 on and fancy cuff 75° Fine Kid Gloves

Worth $3.00, clear 98c

Handbags, $3.00 value 98¢

11 Stirring Bargains in Linen Dept. for May Sale!

Unbleached 00am}, s4 inches wide

Unbleached Cotton, 40 inches wide, and extra heavy, May Sale, yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Linen Roller 'l‘0WELL1NG bleached, with m].

ored border, 16 inches wide. 5 yards for . . . . . . ROLLER TOWELLING, best quality Linen,

17 inches wide, 5 yards for GLASS TOWELLING. all linen, 20 inches 1 o0 Wide. see it! 5 yards for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... s I .

Bleached SHEETING, 70 inches wide HEMSTITCHED ‘WVABASSU’ Pillow cases, 40 4 inches w-ideSpeclai!!! pair......'........ 9c HEMSTITCHED bleached double damask 2 9 Table Cloths. 66x66 inches. Get these . I 5 Bleached Linen Table Damask. regular line which we are clearing out. Former prices were 8941c to I

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Boys’ Suits 5

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50 Boy’s Suits, fawn and grey tweeds, single and double breasted, long pants, sizes 26 to 36 I

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Opportunity in Our May Sale

- _ ‘May Sale of 600 Yards Broacaded Rayon, 10 colors

600 yards fancy Brocaded Rayon. from. Black, White, Pink. Blue, Mauve, Peach, ye; low, Jade. Ron and Copenhagen. Extra special prim ini- yard 29C Small lot coat and suit linings, fancy patterns Regulnr 81.50. Special price per yard . .. . . .,

29¢

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10 colors, Crepe Morocsin, 38 in. Special price Per yard .

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Small lot Wool and Silk and Wool Dress Mater- ials. Values up to $1.25 yd. Clearing at per yd. 1 piece only Bombay Crs , Pompadour Blue Regular $1.20. clearing at per yard . . .- ...... . .

Sbantung Silk in both natural and bleached. 12 momma, suitable for curtains, drapes, etc. Spec- c

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May Sale of‘ Curtain Scrim 10c

CURTAIN SCRIM. Double bordered curtain scrim 36 inches wide with check design in centre. Special for May Sale per yard ........... .. c CURTAIN NET. Lace edged curtain net 36 inch wide bordered on both sides with lace edging with check design. Special May

Per yard

SOILED CURTAINS. Special sale of odd and brok- on lines of curtains only one and two pairs oi’ a pat- tern. Clearing May Sale . . . . . . . . . . . .. HALF PRICE

Wallpaper. 6 patterns 30 inch Wallpapers. Regular worth to $2.50 per roll of 108 square ft. Special ~ price May Sale. Per roll V c

25c

FRILLED CURTAINS. Special ‘lot of colored bor-

der frilled curtains. 20 inches wide. May sale price, per pair .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. c

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May Sales Flannelette Blankets in grey or white. 66 x 78 inches. Per pair

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sleeves and long legs, right weight for right

worth up to $17.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Boy's Blue Cheviot Reefers, brass buttons Sizes 20 to 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' Child's Toppers in fawn and grey tweeds. double breasted model, sizes 21 to 28. Worth up to

m, $3.95 Boy’s Blue Cheviot and fancy tweed shorts. Sizes 22 to 28" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boy's Pure Wool Golf Hose, brown, fawn! and greys. Sizes 7% to 9V; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Boy's Shirts in plain and fancy good weight broiidcloths. Sizes 12 to 14

“J May Sale I l Fancy Shirts with $1 35 o

attached Collar

Here's a special value, specially bought for ,1 special occasion, all good grade broadcloth . ' MEN’S WORK SHIRTS, light shade blue cham- brsy.full,\roomy, ........

MEN’S WORK SHIRTS, blue ehambray with reinforced, double back, large and well made . I

MEN'S-MEDIUM WEIGHT COMBINATIONS long now,_cotton, with rayon stripes. . .

$1.75 Men’s FANCY SILK TIES, had to buy them by the gross and more to get this price. 3 for .. .

Men’s Fine W001 Felt good new

shapes

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. Ladies’ Silknit Pajamas “Star” Bargain $1.89

Silk Knit Pajama, smart ﬁtted hip yoke and modern- istlc trimming. Comes in this season's lead- in; shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '

May Sale Pure Silk Chiffon ' Stocking $1.50 for

Lot Ladies Hose, reinforced thread silk, narrow heel. I All sius, good assortment o! colors. Extra spoc- lalpriceperpalr.......,.... . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Small lot of pure silk Chilton Stockings, with w French heel. Reg. $1.50. Special per pair .. . ' $1.00

Ladies’ ﬁne IIOICGPIIOO lkle hose, great var-

iety of colors. all sizes. Special 3 pairs for .

Lot children's silk and llsle stockings. Sizes 7 and 7V; only. 5 colors to select from. Regular 50c Special clearing price per pair

May Sale 100 lbs. “Patches” 39c lb.

100 lbs. quilting patches, consisting oi‘ print cottons and cretonnes. V4 yard to 1 yard pieces. Special perlb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~

Largo assortment of newest patterns in printed P91" cale. 86 inches wide, guaranteed last Regular 35c for per yard

Wabsuo printed broadcloths. 36 inch Special peryard

Checked dlmity in White, Maine. Blue

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Mauve, 36 inch. Special per yard .. .. . .