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V us. ma l Need Phosphate SaysDr. Kolle

le ‘York author of medical text books. whose opinions are greatly valued.

--PARTIE8 WANTING Hay can met same by calling on Mr. John Mann of Burlins-llon. 4

"when the nerve tissue begins to lose its vitality, woman begins and vivsciousnesn. irritable, moody and

and women were aware or the efflcs. cy of Bitro-Vhogpbste."

Thousands -‘ "of thin. e whose nervous energy is near ly exhausted are turning to Bitm- Phosphste as dispensed by Hun-hell Drug 00., Ltd and other leading dru: girls, because It help tlie nerves. increase bodily weiiht. and brlnl: back energy and mental

CAUTION: AIIYIOUK)! Bitrn-Phos — Dllﬂti- is nn excellent sid in reliev- ing weak, nervous use is not advised unless increase weiplit is (10.-INEQ-

tlhis .

Jams. Jellies and

--OPERATi0Ns—Harry Croalte a was operated on for a at the Prince (‘oumy

Thursday morning and Ra iin was also operated o hospital the some

iparties interested iin the wel of fires and children would busy. it lilig-hi. help matters would bc to the interest of

IMPROVEMENTS._. Mr ll H Arsenault. prorpnietor of the Rtuiiway Restaurant and rooming u] house, Summersltie lls trunking re- is murmng m‘ 5°51‘)!!- lmlrs which when llinished, makes ten more l‘()0lll.*i.

in addition. the buildling is being

rmlsed and new plate glass front added

of the best restaum mg houses in Sum“

ER TREATMENT. e first involuntary immersion Sumluc-rsllle Harbour was when one oi’ tho loool g fiends in makiln FOR THAT DISTHESS-

ING HEADACHE

lake Rexall headache cure and ll ma" Tecpive" Y") lllill

will quickly pass away. There are

effects from taking our remedy For colds try our Aspirin For sleepessness you will rind relied’ in our Peptona.

ll. J. MABON

Optometrist A Prescription

sis believe that the

percentage of m

weather. of the last fe tic-ally every motor brought out and pult streets as far as the cars are con-‘ _ ____ vetoed. ‘l00k more like a booming ——Mrs. Willard ‘Hogs. ‘Bldetord, oil camp in the south. rather than brought her young daughter Daisy

n quiet little town in a countny to the Prince County Hospital 99g.

MONTAGUE, E. l.

sale Ssttnday at 39c per pound‘ at Sinclair's.

_WANTED TWO HOUSE- mnlih and cook or meld willing to

_THREE MG VALUES showing leorn cranking. st Clifton House. in Ladies’ Raincooats i .60. $15.00. ‘See them,- Sinclair Q Stewart, Ltd.

--'TAKE ADVANTAGE OF our Surprise Bargain and‘ Shoe Depart-

ment on Saturday, April Both-Sin-

-SATURDAY SURPRISE BAR- m" 8‘ swwm’ Lﬂnmd’ GAIN iin Shoo Department l week. Look tit Stewart Limited.

_~_Y°u ‘ARE INVITED m {meet Clover end Alsock to iin-rive today.

Mrs. Salisbury who ils demonstrat- mg Welohn Pure other products ai Grocery Department. Stewart, Lixnlited.

M10 ﬂllilllment of 1000 lbs choice Island grown late Red

Moncton.

merside yesterdnry,

for Edmonton. Alta... to reside.

m B _ _ —~Mrs. Glydon of Summersidg LooM-summ 1e“- Thllrsllay morning for Prince e‘ has a larger @1318". Sash. to visit her daught- otor-owning oitiz~ other place in Can- Qufnmef-“ke —'Mrs. Waren Pope of Plctou, w days, pmc. N. S. l5 visiting her parents, Mr. our has been and Mrs. Frank Perry, Summer- ln use and the “d9- ’

9i‘.

terday for treatm est .

55%"

A xcellent Shoe Values

Bargains that are lhrd to Equal

$$$él€i$$$léi§f$$lzii

200 pairs women's Pumps,

B?‘

Patent and Kid Leaihers cuban

~59‘

and French heels.

$75551‘

El?‘

POGTAGE 10c EXTRA

$2.98

This is the beet pump value yet offered-

See our Window.

$$$$$$$5iffi-

White Canvas Boots. White Canvas Oxfords.

-‘ra ..

White Canvas Pumps

$1.98

We are clearing up all our

broken lines, also new ones in

Boots, Oxfords and Pumps. _

High or low heel.

Boots, extra good wearing shoe,

“l

regular $2.75 lino. Bins 8, 0, 10. 10V;

$1.98 {i5

made a good buy-get your

This price ls pro-war. We,

shsro now. tlf V ilt. til

'-"l_ Women’s House Shoes Women’s 'and'§Girls' Boon

Dongola isesd Oxfords

front slippers .. lutton and laced styles

Orders by-JMail 10c Extra.»

, .COMPAN,Y'LIMITED

ALLEY i

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llzn 3 Ind ﬁll/g '1

POSTKOE ran _

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._|1- pAy. u, m, l, m, m, I -—DEL|0lOU8 OHDOOLATEO on ..'ll’ rro DIIY Mutcczere Poslrlotih-osr. i

if. Ives t Iludoet,

HMUOTION-II will oiler for h" amt?!“ a 9089-10" ill slim" we at - Souris Line Road on merelde- . 4 Kelly's s I Monday. May 2nd l, 3 p. m. 8 Aynhl,é._q|-;¢@ w“; u“ g b 7 _ _ _ those awful years that he lost n ' yggrg, p] from“ m May, all N“ Much credit is due to ‘the ladies)‘ P R -_- son ~in the cause or right and hou- N0

—J. F. LORD_ NORTH TRYON- the:-

-_g‘LEANli:lG ‘UP- The spring m, k i wee er or l e as: few days has _ glitz?“ ‘i: started many to snug up their back

yards and prepare for gardening. H

cia/ting. Mr. MacLeod is one of our 11 held 0f cattle. liisbeep. one ._ . brave returned soldiers and son of bmﬁli 80W with llllﬂr- 0110 ME 5 Rﬁcrults m|5g1qy|5pg_ m; w“ all

_—»ONLY 39c PER POUND for

Pvgdlcgpq efi‘°i>‘;‘;i.ffi.‘i?.‘i?'“3 “$2351.32 “P 5 Si -l i

v Laugh nc air & Stewart, unsuited

n at the '

‘or --0NLY A FEW days left to

to secure you tickets for St. Dun- suufs Flay "Under Cover" h. H - I

-.aoNFln5s_.ylllny boys, d, is Tlzlilzilgnhghglaére. Sllmimeretiue, reported are in the habit 9f start- ' ing fires in the eastern seouion oi’

Eskimos Are

—-Gl‘RL'8' DR-E5SE8, age; 4 to ("'9 14 years. in plalids. cotton serges. are and garberdinea. Assorted from set $2.00 w sooo. Cle and price-Sinclair & Stewart, Lin, the ‘

ariing at ha]; THE PASS’ Mm." Apr“ zsygrha town is visiting frieuds in Mon- Thmlgh i‘ 30ml sciwlar’ his 5mm The wire was received at League

wEsTERx PERSONALS

—~.lir=:. (Dal Alex McNelll leaves

—*Mrs. J. H. Gaudet lent Weid- "esday morning to visit friends in

—~Mr. and Mrs. Montague (lamp. ‘will (‘ape Traverse were in lSuln- ‘ —l\ir. Louis Dystant, Ellerslle, PPM?!" ll-"Q-“S- ______ pnid a. business trip totown on “Mrﬁ- W- A. Stewart, Slimmer. side iEiI')'9S-i8l'dll!] murlﬂﬂg on a afternoon VlSil to New York and Boston, peed houi g (us; game "n95 —M1's. Alex McNeil], wufo 01' fell over Hoimnnn DP- Alex McNeil! leaves in o few mm tile iirillk below, 8% “W? O11 *1 visit t0 Delivers. Mass. and discomfort of ___ young —-M". Couzhiln of Ellerslie 1m l Thursday morning with her family

—Ml'. Earl Butler, who hail been lotteiown. ‘P. E--=I-. Wile"! hi5 llllllll" ' visiting friends at Charlottetown lng eifzrts soon made him a prtr . _ l‘6 Richmond s‘ and Summerside, has returned to his "lmme i" Gle-"HYTY- Li" 7- H- HALIFAX, April 28—(Quotations

—~Mlss W. Fart-ant. Summerslde. cessors to F. n. MoCurdy and cot. 0"“) ‘iilllllgh ‘"594 ‘m "° 8° My left on Wedlleﬂiiily f0!‘ Jersey City‘. the Montreal Stock Exchan N. J., where she will enter 8- lIOSDl-iiitchison Car Foundry

_,)/llgg Hunt and Miss Fiossle Hunt who have been on a trill i0 Anamllliil CW)?" points ln Ontario and Quebec have Canadian Pacific Railway returnell tonfluxxnmtegslde after a‘glegaxoélgnglegitliggrllailway guy mm ‘unscathed for it was during very peasa o . _ """"""""""" " - ‘ '

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l Crucible amt ..'_....'_.' m E * international Paper . _ , Mexican Petroleum

Willard vol-sum one at oeorso- Um“ pmémc ____ town's most popular you“ W"! [lulled 5mm; t

‘APRIL 29', lag "'*~i~. l

..~ INSTITUTE GllOW.lNG-—-,§ ",3"

4o a reglggemll g]|-Q_ Tel-m‘ a of the Georgetown institute for in, or for-which so nnny of ourndblasi ,

1m“, an" have m“ 4 improvement they have made in Con, May 531,5 July 61% Sept 643$ tel-l. Anotherson has already dis- Ml‘. firsts, z seoollds. .1 tuna prises .1 the lest 1"“?- Wllkl"! wiiiih" 1° om May am July 311/, Sept as tlneiitshed hhneeif. m! is wt are» - _.__ .B,mm ma“ Exhibit-mm p.- A_ make theirs ono of the best in» M“ Pork 15_75_ ant a. Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. “mum stitutes on the Island. A (We offer our sincere sympathy

__.WE.,,D,,,G—'BE[_.,_S l, . M0,, “esuc-rlou sALs on Tues- ‘ m’ ' lgglntnevd ifiwgeuﬂzo 11;; Mr y; gggsggcyﬂjhit~gﬂigg £11m “'3” ‘m Lurch 31"‘ M" Almud‘ DAY’ M“ 8rd a‘ 1 “ﬂock 1L T0 her thealtﬁls 41:85.16 or 4:1]: goat will not voice sin opinion i’ l“ “L” “- '“' “d “"1"- °" “‘° °““‘° °‘ “‘° ‘“‘° ‘m’ clulos sntrsou t.............. w...» i °" "u et Jean Jackson. were united In Bum“ Cmnmemal cm" °t a“ ' propiisgl“ °t Lord shawhllll"! marl-logo, Roy Jam” Nallson om. the farm sock including 3 horses, . Tm; is ML Fl-anlk Carvell. Chair-

, _ _ elm tit , l1 y, ate, wheat, otatoes, ‘ loam), l r - i‘§a;stan$nl1ilefysf»ieitiig‘ivii: ﬁelding (i); $3.118; bitindiilills for furtiier purt- kmtxrliauimgil-Tlw neaiitrg, Tuesday night m ‘we out a state‘ one of Sturgeows most populn iClllBfil-V . published iby the students of Bish- mam when mid the Public ilave young ladlm of splendid qualities {i}? 011's College iliniversity. a ‘ributew bee" Willing. Then he sudd and daughter of Mrs. Nathaniel E .\ gTEny PERs XA LS the memory of the late Rev. ‘situation “filial; lgslllﬁiarlitlﬁ ljzlillllfethlélﬂcmllg- changed front and said "no l g ' v , . ' l ‘an . iiiilylhisqispgi-laziiliiliiigoii"itiiizwiiihé tiztenilitlang: Ol-feléﬂlliilvll-similap lan ‘Government Merchant Marine I have ma“ tam“ t°° much ‘ll- happy wedded ma A ..'lMr. Herman Thistle, George- gon, resident of 1.111s city. We Service. They Will ‘b9 8881811941 to readY- I have “Mhmg t0 "Y- Matty town yjgﬂed {blends lo Cardigan quote, ous ports. These boy's, lwho have think I have been making l] 1001

m Canada andwu engaged in com. League here. are to be congratulat-

. “ﬂier. hlrﬂleiirey. Georgetown mercial pursuits until 1.873 when Bil upon being the first from their . _ ‘ ' . 1 t n, H d I it on this issue. starvlng‘ Wllzka Vlsiitlr to tlinrlottetown this i]:onfutlezreéliqailasltvgitivleitiltlyatimgaﬁ gligglllfliinlgnale sgtlfvjiie whim l": Re we ' _ work gumedlseveml prizes m, his}, opening up 'such splendid naval p v v __‘_Mis8 Mar McDonald’ Genngty est alamnmg of exammauwk careers to the youth of Catfada.

, _ l u "t '1‘ esd l t r ' at Renulse Bay on the wgue_ A ies did not interfere wit: his Ilghifélsialnggs yfélsteaayagexyallgillll _

mug” of me Arum: 00mm‘ are :5,“ ‘,1§°{,‘};"3,,‘.l;;“.,?;‘,,“,,.$.‘3,.,. Diications were received for the F

starving, so trappers reaching here ..'Mr. Nathan Johnson oi (‘hur- society and W,“ also a rowing berths. Two pi‘ the boys leaving . 0S8 or 3. Week mp0,»; The yallm-e 0g u“, caflbou lot-tetown visited his home in ma“ A, ma, Mvme the college m“. this morning are from the local .

herds to come dnto their vicinity Georgemw“ ‘his week" A sesseti a llouroareil. shell and he "lilval! Enamel "l9 Milt" "V? bfillg ' ———~

has caused a shortage of food dur- ' i ~—- I f iglwﬁd liqjililzg-hntliltlgfllgflgiilllfeéig avg’: aqiicriinanmgiilre $1.11,: 5W3: s" cis-

mg me winter and nmny deaths Georgotliiuvh‘Ihtloliigliirtigiicttﬁrwosk SliiiZiIigLiJOtI to the Church Timesl Jollll A- McLean, Commercial MONTREAL-_A19l‘i1 23*- Gﬂlllil , a“? reimried‘ Great herds of deer after been absent for i. few days without which oulr reading room Cms-‘l- , Trullk Raiilvlll’ 571°"! 111111 C-‘llllﬂdlulil ‘ are reported at Chesterfield Inlet lhfgugh j][ne5g_ A would ncrw seem incomplete indeed. grillllcilﬁ illeiliytll- si-cYPﬁTfl-‘i {My- Paciﬂc railways shops ltere closet] and westward and the Eastern As rt result "of overwork his eyt- ‘a’ 9'“ 89'?“ d“ 3 e Own‘ today for one week. 7,000 men

i ht lllecame intpairetl and he was Iiegilmid Mncnonui - Limrimie‘ Coast tribes have fared well. I ..'He:- many friends are pleased Zlﬁtged to reqm for three or [our mwn ure affected. to henr that Mrs. L. Brehaut. ‘ ‘ ' '

. , I years from -h|is iboolts. Later he Georgetown. lo improving after he’: owned ‘a Imlstership M Trjnlty _ (‘tillage lSlt-hml wing-re he became =1 eolleulglte oi’ his l mner friend Mr. l! ..'lliir. Lional McLaren, George- Montiz“nuboli‘i m was whne h,’

oi’ lSL. POiBPS (lnlthedrtd to (lhnr-

vinces. On one occasion he refused Charlottetown

i luinenthtigure in the Maritime Pro- '—'_‘ furnished by Johnson & Ward Sll0~i m g” i° ‘sui- Tiwmas’ Church" Tor’

"@255; town rather than at the Queen

tit tak up the profession OFA i C F d- c a ° "e- ___ *“'§§"$5 ‘fez... $:.::;..:::.::. z"ti:::::a:::.. i‘: Glut lumm It hweit mo»

36% uilfrulute-iy became n Canon of I118

to. muelual- M, i Gooil Strong, Stock ilospanies

"Holt, Though ibuuslly 911211590 ill I own work the ivur did n01 WW9

Get A it at SINCLIRkS-Quality Counts and You Pay no More.

‘Another Shipment of Ladies) 31511-01, gweagorsi At This Season Much Interest Centres in the to Sell at $2.95 New Millinery

- The splendid value easily discernible in the ﬁrst lot i ‘

of ﬁhese, Sweaters recently advertised has ledpto a speedy There's a bustle in our Millinery Section these days

, - - - - ' - and witlh s rin u on us the staff are k ifbllsl’ With Sale ﬁndTvlilye have belfnsiooliiiu:atiiileiefrgiigéirioitiigsgwd orders for iiie gewpseasonﬁs hats. How serrliart the new melibl . t-e;"_".,”,‘,’ an s uch as $135,. and nile tan and tor- mlodels are in ‘allll their springtime colors with their won- tclzlonisieniliggriscaan irlseasuty and black turquoise and-green, delflll Variety 0f trimmings used in 119W and delightful as weli as a n-umlber of plain colors. 7 Those who have seen Ways; You will Want t0 Se? fihellll and make all early them are zdelighteld with the values and certainly nothing Seiecilltlll- We Wave the Win10“ that iihe Shilwlllg here to equal them hlas been seen here for many seasons. They (‘X9915 anYiiillllg t0 be seen "1 “he Province. but then ‘We

_ ., - t l . t ' . " want; you to ‘b the judge. The young ladies in cilarge aria] an pill-rill Ygglstnie Tuliiiﬁogp igaiiggable welgilt’ would be pleaseed to have you call and your order will bu Hgveéroso Hype ofmsl; Séason our price have their prompt and intelligent services. The prices _' ' ' . ' ' ' are really very reasonable. -

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Misses’ or Young Girls’ Sweaters Kiddies Sweaters ‘Ladies’ Sweater Coats Special In Similar Liheat $2.50 At $150 ‘ _ a1; $690

These are practically the same line

$$$bgféh

.- *_ f i . J t th i thug Thes are the long model Sweater pf dsmiegtsiehr-gwar? itiiubowiiilriaailtiqorilt (£502; for ‘bite listlgrogtéigs. lAll Coats, ieigiht ﬁtting Waist with crochet géltorquolse and g-reyold rose and niie, pure wool, slip-on style, I ‘bultton fastenings. "Shown in a good tan and American-béauty, and other colors pink and borquoise. range of colors and were formerly shadeq The va-lue is equally good . Age. 2 to 6 years. A Jpricetd at $9.00. You lwill ﬁnd them and the sizes are from 10 little beauty - exceptionally good atthls to 14 years. Our special at the PYlFe- special price for spring’ ' , priceeach............ Yourcholce eHCil-------------

Customers Are Taking Advantage of Our Low i Smart New 003453 f0!‘ spring‘ 3P6 He"? Prices on Women’s Raincoats ' , F01’ YOU!’ Gllililslllg - ' . , ~ i 11 th A t‘ " t' 0 e ' e'ment for something real- hil Hiiaciiesgtleue two exceptional values that are we Wm‘ Iy niceninlfilhziawngpiiiil; éogltnwe presZnt this collection for W g0 Rainicoats in new and modern styles, assorted your early choosing. You will ﬁnd here many new and

- l - . 2003 ' - l olors and fabrics embrace those that are greatly inPOP- ‘lbaziileliii-lfgeiiwii‘. Biiguiéi $2.. r} 3181‘ demand for spring. We would like to ‘have ‘the

. pleasure of showing you the different lines now on dis- 20 Coats in assorted palilterns, Rubberized Tweeds, play because we feel conﬁdent t'he coat is here that will

d t 1 mod 1 Priced at $15 00' 1 appeal to you. Price range is from a e es. - _ A . 512215,; iiow at this very low ﬁgure. . . . . i ' _ $1235 up to $67-50 J

paltlterns’ ﬁrst class w0rk,n.an§hip and de- 5 attractive models at a most moderate pricing, and the I

in Canadian and Am- eriean Wall Papers. . i“.

The Newest ilesigns i e ~ ~ i. ‘i '" ‘ifm “M A Favilrﬁd styles in

New Dresses and - ‘ . Goats tor Spring

wide

to Mrs. Simpson in her ibereave- TORONTO’ Apr" 28*‘ 9

man oi’ the Board oi Railway com,

m“; wool“ . A “Born m England m 1.353318 mm, been recruited through the Navy of myself and I am not gomg to give them an opportunity to

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momentum

""" . tow“ “"5 “"“°med i‘ Dosmm‘ in was ut Port liope that he ti-echletl ' _M,._ Chi-ford hymhesun. Kensdng the Bank of Couimerce. Monuuﬁ‘ w read for Holy orders’ ‘ u ton was a. recent visitor to Sum- "e- A After he wns ordained he went, . . H. on the invitation of the Wardens ‘ '

gel, ;y;:,j“1.';: tilt.“ .311? .l".°'8.';....‘3,‘; Fire, Life, Accident Sickness ind’ Plate

museums-openness; sees-muses‘... - . T$$$$$rs=£$h

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