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Your 'wife is proud of her housekeep- ' ing; g_et her this genuine “Wear-Ever" Aluminum Teapot _ given in ex- change for SIX sets of “Poker Hands” contained in packages of Rosebud Cuz

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Rosebud - with its sweet, satisfying Ilavour and unusual mildness - is a smoking tobacco that wins and holds favour.

Dealers everywhere have Rosebud Cut ' Plug in 10c and 15c packages.

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The first annual meeting of the

Junior C. W. L. was held in Sacred Heart Home on Tuesday, April 9th. with the President, Miss Helen

address:

Oillcers and Members of the Jim-

ir Sub-Division Catholic Womens League:

It is my privilege to address youl

tonight and give you a brief sum- mary of the activities undertaken by this ub-division since its organiza-

tion, when you did me the honor oi electing me as your president.

We were organized in December, 1927 by Miss Dorsey, who was at that i time, the President of the Senior League in Charlottetown-and start- ed with 12 members and have grown, until now our membership is 78.

We held several card parties and

social affairs as a means of raising

funds and formed several bowling un-

wini/er and spring of 1928. In May

we held s. banquet in the League oi

and Save the “Poker Hands’,’-

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CABB-AGES Ii sirlc-rli'cssing or t,wo.at _intervals

The early cabbagcs should no in ri ii' fort-night during the first

just gs soon as the dcuigcr fruin oril- lliiiontli of growth. Early _ cabbage lnary frost is removed. Usiinlly ‘bc plants, either home-grown from seed

I earliest oi' these vegetables bmi rilszi im- bought as plants from the msn-

the latest are the bcsi-~ Ivins' irri i_r-.iss r.~.:.n, :irc one ofthe earliest

, crisp which 'is a most dosir;il>ic\ inc- luops 19 be pug in the Qpen gr-0und_

mr when the herid is to he iisrri in iibcy siibniri gs into rows two and ii'

‘ salads. Cilbbii-IZBS iliiiiiiiiifi Tii`ii i`-iii l-nlf foot iipnrt and about fifteen,in-

with s s°0d suimis' _of niaisiiirc. ir'.~._~.r apart in the row for proper de-

Tliey must be grown qiiici-.ly or tlwv `\<lr>pmi=nt. They must be cultivated will not head satisfactory. On this itreqiiently and if possible liberally sscount a pirwh 0! nitrate of sich. jtpi-initio with wood ashes or some of

which is one of thc mast niilciziy av- ,um patent' preparations carried by_ riilable fertilizers that we imvc, is icvcry seed house will be found effec-

advisiible at transplanting iiinc, with llire,

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which turns work into nr!-The smallest thing, under- standlngly and s_yr.i;:u'.lii~iic:iily well done, becomes artistic.

For years we have been moulding the minor details of

our service and oiiuiiinicni into perfection.

, Our Facilities and our cxpcriciicc are for your use and

Ours is iii? only l‘i'nt<\.=.l:\nt li`uncriil Directing firm In the

City wiili Ile; onli lic;ir.~i-s, cquipim-iii, stock of Caskets, and lip-io-date Ifuncral lliinic.

The Lcnilcr is allways :imiilcd hccausr- he is a leader,

a the- eilnrt to equal limi. is ini-rely added proof 0( that

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IIIIIEREIIS PRIDE (24984)

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iimes Grand Champion marc luis all two ;~inil:3il;dsl!\u“.ab|e to M", “rn

.hat is necessary to proilui-.c ilmit ho. rs _ work and thedcmands of a iii,':li <~l:\:=s mziriict. WAltltl~.NS PRIIBE winner of first prize in the three yi*-1|' “Iii "|"'” “nd “I” dump nd .Mum nl the Charlottetown Exhibition. |92-‘~~ lie issieadiiy imPi'°"‘“lk*fhh _h llilletl lo all discrlminatiiig horse brei-ders. Owners shilllld |00 0"' over before breeding their miires. th "um 0'

WABRENB PRIDE will hr on the following route durhll ° U M” *nom M "gm gg

' the Cross Hall at which we had the

honour of the presence oi His Lord- ship Bishop O’Lea _ This was our first venture along this line and our speakers, dll members of the Jiii'ii0i` League, were very creditable and the aflair was conducted in such a splen-

lts which were active throughout the’

' ry

be the occasion of

did manner as £0 eongratulation by senior members present. At this banquet the prizes won in the several bow1inB 0°“I°5i5 were distributed.

In september, your president, and

5 group of members att/ended the opgning mggting of the DIOGBSEII COT!- vention held at St. Peters and thi-S sub-division was honored by IWVIF3 its president elected as s Di0i=€S‘~’~i\ Councillor.

At christmas the D001' were Ie'

membered with gifts of clothing and well filled baskets. We also assisted

an aged inmate oi 1-lome. 192s-29 we have

had our bowling units again and this

‘ form of social exercise is very POPI-1"

isr with our membm-

It is hoped that the comins =“m'_

mer, arrangements may be made so our members may “mile “IG “nn” courts near the chuifh- We have paid our per Cillliiil 'md Diocesan taxes for 1928 and also G0- nsi/eri $10.00 to the Sisters of Service in that year. We Blsoiliiid the Sum of $20.00 to the senior-'Leasiie tc- wm-ds mg. upkeep of Rosary Holi- The Treasurer will present a detail- ed statement of our funds and how

in the support of the Sacred Heart This winter of

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WELCOME RELIEF I

“Just think ol ` gf

I ltr-ts remedy that --jg `

can be carried QL-’ , with the very 1”' , , you breathe to the ‘-It

derful remedy. In many lands ii- il affording grand results to sufferers from colds. catarrh, throat weakness,

sufierer from a grippy cold or any winter iii, that wont and quick re- lief in Catarrhozone, which is em- ployed by physicians. ministers.

_ lawyers and public men. Large size lasts two months and costs $1.00 and is guaranteed; ornall size 50:. At all storekeepera and druggists.

BUD AXWDIITIIY

Registered (U.S.A.) No. 66185

51;-sg Py any Axworthy (2.08%),

sire of four trotters with records bet- ter than two minutes, viz: Lee Ax-

trotting' stallion. Guy McKinney, (15806), Mr McElwin (1.59%), Arion

'Guy (1.59%). Guy Axworthy's fee is 42,000. Bud Axworthy is a son of _ this two minute sire and a full bro- - ther to Lee Axworthy (1.58%). “Bud”

one minute flat was quarters this

‘hu been halves in lon clay track, and past winter in 28% seconds on ice. i-is is A bright bsy. mins and nina. I

Fee $15.00 for insure; $5.00 at

Call and bee him.

1929:-Arrive t A lculiural vliall, Charlottetown. 'l`|\'l|`Udl¥ °"‘““|» imma of “Wwe bum,” six mcnthm

' F t ibn stuns untii the iouswins W°\l\\°°°

zns st 1.oo r. M.. -ns wiii remain nA ilnnibrbi uni nt s.no A. M. tbrme'note. Mares at o

day mo iii Ma 7th. Leaving Xi' throughniiiagihiieli' to Dunstnffiinize. Siliiflliil li Ui' M" m:eL‘.°l;°?v;';°‘::: Leave Dunstaffnaga thence through Scotchfort to Mount S h W Maw have Mount stewart st io.oo bbibrb nn rbbnrrisy. Mu Siii-hi °"°:° at PW hr shi. .esvr Mbnii rririny. my iiih H* 1°~°° A- M" :_ ‘"2 Wm mm, - I ...M -~ fr :’" ::°..:..... .....-

the following Thursday. Mn? ii'U'~ ‘kb "°“ ° “

_’ I during the season. TERMS v I gfor season Sit 00 nt tini» ni si~r\'ii~¢- nr 513.00 mi i=!‘lii"W°\i i""'° \’°7“"°

“vroiv mi*r.N'roN miie Bu. in charge.

worthy ‘ (1.58%), world's champion

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er‘s risk. This

sts‘lion is open for bookings to a ii- mi' *d number of approved mares for the lesson of 1029. If those wishing to patronize him will advise the owner by May first arrangements can be made for stands at principal centres that will be

patrons.

convenient for

Annual Meetlng At the Thirty second Annual Gen

__ eral Meethig of Bovril Ltd., held rec

_ & ' i ently at River Plate House, Finsburyi A T N S _ ' h '_ 1 _ ' _ i » ,_ X

circus, London, this is what thi Chairman, Sir George Lawson Johns ton said in his speech about the value of advertising.

“It is not exactly how much you

spend on advertising that counts-

mynm pl-"1dm‘_' I any one can waste money on it-but Iii.

Then W” 3 large number of mem_ how effective you are. Bad advertls- fl

| in i t i _ 1-'1 1 1 ° ° °

bers preseng and they also had the» 5 5 H' was 9 ° "'°neY W me Hd 0 honor or His Lord-ihip's presence ati "°’“S°'- and the Panera must aiiprev- " e Prlces on all Goods not Advertlsed as Speclals th' m¢¢f_mg_ -. lute people Who'can advertise wel.

The President read the muowmgw enough to get results; if profits are

not earned, the advertising cannu: last. Probably the most certain way to waste money is to attempt to acl- vcrtise a bad article. If your produce docs not advertise itself to the con- sumer and his friends once he has

used it, your advertising expenditure

is not likely to be very lucrative.

"In a competition recently promot-

ed by 0116 0! Our papers to encourage amateur advertisers no fewer than 3,600 entries for Bovril advertisements were sent in. Some of the suggestions we have used in our publicity work: some we have not, although they have given us a good deal of private amusement. One suggestion, accom- panied by an appropriate sketch. showed a Bovril bottle knocking the letter “L" out of the word "influenza," Another design depicted Samson re- clining in his tent asleep, with Deli-

lah standing beside him holding

large bottle of Bovril in her hand, lis- tening to the voice' of a Phillstinof- outside urging her to "leave his hair, Delilah, but take his Bovril."

"Twenty thousand pounds has

again been allocated to staff pension fund purposes-ii. somewhat smaller amount going to the older contribut- ors’ fund, and a somewhat larger, amount to the general fund, than was the cast last year.” K

seat of bronchial or estarrhal inflam- mation. Catarrhozone is truly a won-

asthma and bronchitis. There is no

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they were expended,showiiig we have done well in our first term and 1 wish here to thank all the members for their loyal and whole-hearted support during my term of office. To- night you will elect a new board of officers and I ask in their behalf H continued devotion to the Junior League and a loyal interest in all its activities.

Our pastor, Rev. Monsignor Mc-

Donald has asked us to help support a parish library, which is a very ne- cessary thing in our parish life. This library is, I understand, to be placed in a room ln- the new Rosary Hall where it is planned to have ii read- ing room in connection. I know all who heard Monsignor McDonald speak to us at our last meeting are

eager and ready to help.

We are very pleased to meet here

tonight in the Sacred Heart Home, the keeping of which, is a work which has been allotted to the Senior Lea- gue. We thank the good Sisters for kindly giving us their rooms for this meeting as it gives us bn opportunity ci becoming acquainted and perhaps at some future time we may r€iu:“.i the compliment by assisting them in

their good work.

Again I thank you all for your gen-

erous assistance and it is my sincere

and earnest hcpehthat the newly el- ected ofilcers may have every success ` in their administration.

tSgd.) HELEN FLYNN.

President Junior Subdivision C_W.L.

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

April 9th, 1929.

Aftcr`the address was adopted the

Convenors of the Bowling, Social Ser- vice and Entertainment Committees

p read their reports, all showing wli.i'. a large amount of good work had been accomplished during the year The Financial Report showed $285.95 raised by the Juniors during the year and $244.51 spent in thc various char- itable and worthy enterprises under- taken by trhe ladies, leaving a balance ‘on hind oi $41.42.

At the conclusion of the reports,

His Lordship, Bishop O'i..cary address icd the members, outlining the dif- ferent forms of work in which the Juniors might interest themselves and help in parish work.

After the address by His Lordship

'the meeting proceeded to the elec- tion of officers with the following re- sults: '

President-Kit Coyle.

ist Vice Pres.--Lily Davey. 2nd Vice Pres.-Alice Pincn\i_ 3rd Vice Pres.-Helen Flynn. Treasurer-Ciertie Coady.

Recording Secty.-Charlotte Creig-

han.

Corresponding secty.-Annie Walsh.

The veteran Dr. Talbot. formerly

Bishop of Winchester. who recently celebrated his 85th birthday, has nl ways been a great lover of cricket. it game which he continued to play long after being raised to a bishopric

He has a keen sense of humor and

The laugh was against the bishop

I i I g however. when the next ball sent his

Imber Ill. 1920. Mares st own:-rs*r an _ _ _ _. . . JAM!! T. WAIT! Owner middle stump flying. and the bowler

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BIG MAY DAY SALE

CANTONS CREPES

PRINTED C REPES, BROCADES. Good summer weights.

Regular price up to $2.25 yd. ....

TWEED COAT-

INGS AND SUITINGS. Good shades and pat-

teriits. $Regular values up o 3.50 yd.

NATURAL PONGEE

SILK 33 inches wide pure silk cheaper than

_ _ _ _ _ _ -35

CREPE DE CHENE a big range of shades 39 inches Wide. Values

up to $1.95. Special _ _ _ . _ _

P R I N T S AND

GINGIIAMS 32 inches wide, light _and dark

colors good patterns . . . _._ '19

l\IEN’S BLACK AND

GREY OVERCOATS. Chesterfield style good weight. Sizes up to

Siiecial

MEN'S TWEED

COATS all new spring shades and patterns erns all sizes. Regular

$18. to $25. Special

~l\iEN’S RAIN COATS

Serge and Cheviot

finish sizes up to 44. Regular *values to

§i.`2'§.‘§.'i _ _ _ _ _ $9-00

LADIES SILK BLOOM- ERS 12 new shades lot of bright colors. colors. Small, Medium L ‘ . 1.25 i _ss

Value _ . . . . . . __ _

' WASHABLE CHAM- OISETTE GLOVES neat cuff all new shades all sizes. Special _

SILK STOCKINGS

Pink, Peach, Flesh, Ii‘a.wii, sub standards of the i'ef_=;ular $1.00

lilies Special _ _ . . . . ._ .'

TWEED COATINGS

ANI) SUITINGS all good patterns and shades. Regular values

§§.Z?.I?i2_i'__ $1.19

WORTHMOR TUB

FIIOCKS in gay new styles and colors 10 new styles sizes up to

Siiiecial _ _ _ . _ '45

BUNGALO APRONS

Neat patterns Good iiiaterials . _ '

LOT of 5 ODD

COATS we will not say any more about them come in and see

Sliiizlgiial _ _ _ _ _

SILK AND WOOL

pull over sweaters lace weave the very

}`.?§Z°S.‘;..fl`.'."§. $2-93

WHOLESALE PRICES

' LADIES COATS DRESSES, UNDERWEAR,

MILLINERY,‘GLOVES, HOSIERY. MEN'S SUITS, COATS. FURNISHINGS, UNDERWEAR, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, COTTONS, LINENS, CURTAINS DRAPERIES, BEDS, BEDDING, MATTRESSES, FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, IN FACT EVERYTHING IN THE STORE NOT OFFERED

AS SPECIALS. _

REMNANTS HALF PRICE

A big lot of remnants of Silks, Georgette, Satins, Flat. Crepe, Brocades, Tweeds, Coatings

Serges, Crepe (Ie Clicne, Cottons, Ginghanis;

trimmings etc.

NEW SHIPMENT

FLAT CREPE DRES- SES no two alike sizes .15 to 38 an enception-

el value 5

Special _ _ _ _ _

MEN’S BALBRIG-

GAN U N D E R WEAR Combinations and two piece styles sizes up

to -I4 Special

suit' . . . . ._ _

CHILDRENS BAL-

BRIGGAN BLOOM- ERS Peach, Pink and

White. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Special'

SILK KNIT SCARV-

ES large size good col- ors regular values up to $2.95. Your Choice . . . . _ . __

_ BOY_’S KHAKI BLOOMERS AND OV- ERALLS good weiglit. sizes 4 to 10 years Special _ . _ . . . ._ _

MILL ENDS CHINTZ

CRETONNE? and HEAVY weight linen crash coverings 1 to 3 yd. ends 25 to 60c.

BLUE CHAMBRAY

AND KHAKI SHIRTS good quality _duck siz- es up to 16 a real work shirt .. ____ __ $1-00

L A R G E BALL

DARNING YARN as- sorted shades rcgulai' 100 bali. 3 balls for. . . . _ . _ _ . _ ._ _ ‘H0

MEN'S' SILK AND

LISLE SOX. Big riingo of fancy pat_tci°iis_ All sizes. Regular 75(-_ Special 2 prs. for . . . . _ . .._

SHADOW l‘lIO(lI<`

KNIT SILK SLIPS good range oi' sliailos. Small, Medium, Large.

Regular $2.59 .95

Special _ _ _ _ _

BI-TEX SILK

L TOCKI NG S with lisle int_ei'lining good shades and sizes. Rog-

ukSIperiiiii)0'. _

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MILLINERY SPEC-

IAL a Iiifgrs. over make which we have secured and pass the saving on to you. No two alike. Value up

to $5.00. .

Special _ ._

BOYS SWEATERS

WITII COLLAR sizes up to 14 years. All the new spring sliadcs. A

;?;;.:;r°;_ __ Si-iii

PURE SILK STOCK-

INGS. 12 new spring shades all sizes' A

regular $1.25 val- ue Special _ _ _ _ .'

B O Y S BLOUSES

a wonderful assort- ment of new patterns Extra Special value _ _ _ _ . _

LADIES ALL WOOL

UNDERWEAR ‘TURN- BULLS’ ctr. Vests, Drawers, Bloomers. 1-3 off.

BOYS BALBRIG

GAN UNDERWEAR combinations sizes up to 1-I years. Real good weight. Special suit

CORSETS WHITE

and PINK styles for average figures all sizes. Special '

QUILTING PATCH-

ES. Millends My to 1 yard lengths. Prints and Cliintz 1

pound packages

PURE LINEN TOW-

ELS size 18x34 inches an extra special value

-BED SPRING MAT- TRESS. Wool top mat- tress. Steel frame cop- per fabric Spring. White Enamel bed all sizes _ ._ _ _

A REAL G OOI)

MATTRESS ata. low price, fibre filled with layer of felt all sizes.

Fiviglit.

puiil _

STEEL FRAME

SPRING with copper link fabric which will not rust all sizes

il`._‘_`§`.-EF.. _ _ __ $4-95

SLIDING STEEL

COUCI-I cretonne cov- i_-red inatterss, couch <-an be made into

double hed.

Freight paid

ALL FELT MAT-

TRESS french roll edge good art ticking about. 5 inches thick.

I<`i‘r-zigliltl I ' . _ I

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ii PIECE. SOLID

OAK DINING ROOM SET. Fumed Oak finish. A real snap

{f.’.`§’.¥"“_‘_ _ _ _ _ _$95-00

s ooo Dm-:sails

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WALNUT DINING ROOM SET. 6 Chairs Table, Buffett and China. Cabinet. Rog-

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9 PIECE SOLID

WALNUT DINING ROOM SET 6 chairs Table Buffett and China. Cabinet. Reg-

§I%`;_.. _ _ _$159-50

WALNUT DRESS-

ERS. AND. VANITY CASES. Big assort- ment to -choose from at $13.95 to $60.00. Special prices.

LADIE S S I L K

GLOVES WITH FAN- CY CUFF good assort- ment of shades and

sizes. Regular $1.50 value Special

PURE SILK STOCK-

INGS. 12 new spring shades all sizes. Reg-

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W HI T E S C R I M

CURTAINING WITH COLORED FRILL Blue, G old G recn, Cream, Rose, EXTRA

SPECIAL yard I"

BOYS GOLF HOSE.

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cotton. All sizes Special '

LOT BOYS SUITS

good tweied pattcriis. Sizes 4 to 10 yr>_.".i's. Values up-to $8.50.,VSpeoial

BOYS BLUE OVER-

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sizes 4 to 8 years Special "`

MENS SPRING O\'

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$25.00.

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LADIES COTTON

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