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‘For all household purposes

SHOP from Holman’; Catalog.

SOILGRO nature's plant food.

WHOLESALE PRlCEB in all dc- part-ments tor ‘Tirst of May Sale." Moore & McLeod, Limited.

705-4-29411

20 DOZ. LADIIES Knitted Sum- mer Drawers very speciai price Friday and Saturday ZBc-Prowse .Bi-os., Ltd. 737 11 30 3i

ALL OUR NEW goods thrown into the Big May Sale Friday and Salt? lllilwy at S. A. McDonald's

716-4 29 2i.

A FEW WEBS 5i in. all wool Flannel Suiting, May ll and 12, $1.65 all ivool crepe Ariniire Cloth $5c.——i'r0wse ‘Bros, Ltd. 3i

SPECIAL 85x ill "First of May] Sale-lii cents per piilr. Moore 8t McLeod Limited. 705-4-20.,i

1 WEB BLACK DRESS Silk fuill width special cut $1.19 the liest Silk Stocking in the city for _tlie

ROCKY POINT FERRY.—lt is npecicil that tire S. S.‘ l-lillsboro

‘ will resume sailings on the Rocky Point Ferry next 'M0ll(li.ly_ I NOVELTlES-—Pln cushion ‘tops, rurluty. bur-let and tea sets, runners, for sniiJ. Miss Mflcllljlifl, 176 (cent Sh, 29 _

LADIES TWEED and 'i‘ricniiiic tiiiiis values up to '.'lil.00 clearing ii $1.98 on Friday and Saturday, -~ ‘zowse Bros, TAt(T. 15247-415031 a ...._ GET A RUBBER l-lousehold pron at 1i!) cents. Second iioor.

more o McLeod Lirrrtetl. 705-i-29-Tli

in IIIIMORIAM.

BENJAMIN AITKEN

’i‘li<- funeral oi the lnm Bi"=i""_"" iiliru was held from Andrew ms.’ uinltertiikiiig parlor-son w. d» -. - . April 15, at 2.110 o'clock. the Edmonton Bulletin oi lrr:l 17th. The service was coil- lli‘l.(| by Rev. Dr, Brown, of Mc- ouculi chiirchfzinii Ilev. W. A. own, on oiil friend oi the family. 'l‘lu-. puil-hiitrers were: Messrs. l‘, in‘. Poole, E, Biiishett, .1. l). A. lrlutyre, C. M. Trueiiiziii. I. V. t-xivr. (l, E. H. Smith. Beautiful oral tr Iiutes were received troui lie irrmily, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. \‘ril.-,iit, Dr. nu Mrs. Lowther, Mr. ml M15, R, H, Dobson and Ilessl". Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boi- llll (Calgary), Mr. and M-rs. H. M. i-iler, l. V, Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. nbrt-y Fullerton, the North A.ii- can Life Assurance‘ Co. stuff".

Light Tan Calf

ls the popular shade this season, of course we have the darker shades for those who are not anxious to foi- low all the latest fads.

Our

prices on summer Oxfords are $4.50, $5.95, $6.50, $6.75, $750.

ALLEmns FABHIDHABLE FOOTWEAR

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HARRINGTON“ ‘CONTINUING! RESBYT-ERIAN CHURCH, — here will be Snbbrili School iii

lila.‘ ylirilliillllil family, Mr. rind Mrs Itilius, Ilekgivir. ‘l in: lute Mr, Aitlteii passed awn}

ul his fzillici-‘s reai lfiliifg, 1031‘. urriiigton Church at ii u. m. May 105th iill'i‘l‘l.‘i)il Milllilillfl All!" 15'» .rd for ihe Coiiliiiiiiiil: l’resbyter~ Jl-IUI‘ u Host‘! Ill-i llillvflfi. ill the 1114i nus of this congregation and dis or‘ scvr nix-nine yoins. The dcretis ilFlUL

ml clinic to ltliliiiorltoii from Lower

Nlirntiiguo. l'.l~I.i., thirteen years ago. Ho louvre to mourn, hi; widow, tiiroo emu-a. Arthur i’. oi tlii North Almeria-arr Life Assurance Co,

HAMPTON CONGFlEGATlON,- ‘reaching services ioi May ilrdz- ‘arm-plan, nt 11, Tryori at 8, and lousliziw at 7. Rev. Geo, Si)lIl‘l‘.\i

T711111!" '1‘. oi’ tho Gillespie (lraiir m] l-(mdm; servlclls m Hllmptm] C0,, Ltd“ and Ailliert 111., of A. id m; mmshflw’ A (“mm ‘vrlcunmi Altkoii, i.til., all of this i-‘ty. and m. n“ .'

one daughter. Mrs. H. A. Sims, re ._. __ l _sitlliig in Pittsbllrl-l, l’il~., ziisli n CORNWALL c|ncu|1'_ __ gun. ‘slot. r, Mrs. Fred M. Wlirdweil. o 'l_V, Mnv fl, services m; folluwmL RWllllSUUll, Muss" and one ‘l)i(IlllI'i‘ 'm~||\v“|'l_ 11 mm” and 7 In,“ Samuel ii. of Lower" Montague, I’ Iunypshlre‘ 3 m“ H_ Pun-cg, m“. IC. l. interment wn-= made in ihi ,,-_ u, “hove serving,“ m," Mn Rillllillilllll ‘TJIIPWFY Jillisini Smith. will conduct scr- il-es at Noitli Wiitsliire at 7.30 p.iii.

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price, iilc.~-i’i'owse Bros. i.td_ _ 737 4 30 3i (car-load of potatots, iiour and vegc‘ THIDTQB, donations from dillereiia parts of the Province, to .th

| A RANGE or LADIES spor". coats, Sllecial for Anniversary suit days $4.00.-—ljrowss Bros, Ltd. 737 4 30 3. $1.25 MERiNO UNDERWEAR for men, First o! May sale. $1.00 per garment. Moore 8c ‘McLean Limited. 705-4-29-3. LADIES SILK and Tricollettt dresses size 18 to 50 Anniversarl sale specials $-i.50.-Prowse Bros. Ltd. 787 4 30.31

MOUNT ST-E-WART METHOD 1ST CIRCUIT-Services will be ‘at lollows: Sunday, May 3rd. lslacl. lilver, 11 a. m. Duristuffiiage, 3 p.m and Mount Stewart 7 p. in. Prayer Meeting, Fanninghrook. ‘Tuesday evening, May 5th, 7.30 p, in.

SOILED SATIN and crepe-de- chiiie underwear. liult’ price on sale dtiys.—l’rowse ‘Bros. lltd,

737 4 303i

HELP FOR -MiNERi$.--'l‘hs Min ers Relief Committee oi‘ this (Jn) shipped last Saturday from here a‘

U, M. W. Relief Committee oi‘ Stei larton, N, S. ' A LARGE RANGE OF LADIE‘ blouses and overblouses lii silli- terepes Jiroziilcloths iliinities. trir-til nsttes and volles, Specials for Fri- day and Saturday $l.00.—l’ro\vs Bros, Ltd. ".37 l 30 ii

I. O. O. F. OFFICERS. ——lu an article on the 100th ziiiniversir; .-. llli: l. i), 0. F. pubilslicil by the liiilinx Mail 2i frie series oi lJlHL-Dglfliphfi its given of the execu- tve officers of the Urtinri Lodge o- the Maritime Provinces, one oi whom s Mr. J. J. McKinnon Grand Stcroiniy of Charlottetown

‘NOVEL MAIL BOX.—-'l‘here l.' now to be seen in the office of tli imperial Tobacco Company, Queer. Street, a patent rural mull box, iii \'eiited liy Mr. J. U. lli-'.ic.l..o'l ‘ Hampshire. The advantage oi‘ Mr hlocLeotTs device is tliiit l» div-- not jut out lnto the road, as the rirni-suspeiiileil boxes do, but swlv‘ els on a four foot pipe i-llflllllilfll from which it is easily detachwl.

StbbkwduotatEns i m l

liAi.ll»‘.»\X, April 2i).-Qiiotritiuii lurnislitil liy Johnston nnd Wnrt I Mtilllllfil‘! oi’ the iMlflillftilll Lilli iuxcliuiige: At, ‘lop. X‘. Santa Fe Ry, American Con. Co. _______ ..

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JOSEPH DRISCOLL CARTERS GROWD_ American Cur A‘; Foundry Co._ 10$ l __m mm “ow qweet Pa“ Game" (illillllf ilelliiery ‘Co. ----- .. 25%‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ,. r~ - - ‘ I i u I Joseph ltrini-oil, son oi‘ tliu int Pens- Sllullills. 0M0" $1119. P0111“! ‘Glgtlsglléll[Kéuxlliygltlihlg-0X ‘gas/I! ‘Timothy .‘\. llriscoll, Ulerinoiit dict. (lnlmw. Lettuce. Radish. Beet. (‘or l '. 1 . ‘ . - . ---i7i -r in n rm ill re )ll \Vetlii“~itl‘i' "its Pursuit) Spinach etc my ‘ mmmm “mp” Mm‘ w" ' "~‘”‘ Ml )l‘llY‘l2 ‘in?’ For s‘ rue UIITULDJCT "it Carter's Seed‘ store‘ I l’ i (‘unudmn Pacific Co’ ‘ M“ l liolis it: his illj-I-iiii lif-Ouws “lOillUltVliil l ' T184 30 "l 0mm Cane Sugar Cu" _ " 10%| ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “ '. I _ _ ‘ ' "' ‘Cuba Cane ‘Sugar Pfd. _-... i8 fliilliffifi'.$I?§.;...§;.i“§§"l?l".5353 . . ‘ " ""°"""'°""' PW" °°~ 5“. attack’ lii his last days he ‘W11. MEMORML PICTURE"- WPQ" Slandum p“ of New Janey ' urn] strengthened iii spiritual riid by hi: Rhoda W00‘! of Alexmmra‘ recelv’ ‘telly Spimgneld {he u)’ " l? pusmr Rev Mm (mm Mm “d ed a letter recently informing her IQYP-‘Ullelliilln Pellfllelifli --» 7-1 ministered ‘to hiin the last sacru that m” 1925 grammuo“ “m” 0' Reading Co‘ """ " 78% iiiieiiis of the Holy CIIIIIOIIU Churcl The Royal Alexandra Hum-ma] or . will“ Edmonton, had presented a mem- Union P8010‘! RY- ---» - 135

'i‘o mourn he leaves five sons, Jam cs Otto. and Reginald, Alaska, Byr lon, Chicago ill.. Harold, St. Diui stairs University, and Percy a1 home, nnd onednulzhter Stella, al so at home. His wife, in maiden hood Catherine llraham, predeceus ed him in 1911. lie also leave. four sisters, -Rev_ Madame Driscol Convent of the Sacred Heart, Van couver, Mrs. lMllchael Crolien, Cier rnoiit. Mrs. Peter S. Mcintyro. Ken ,sliilztou. Mrs. Patrick Lambe Springfield, Lot 67, and one bro ther_ Tiniotily A. Clermoiit, Twt sons, Milton and Emmet, sacrlficer their lives on the altar of their country in France in the year: i916 and 1917. i-iis funeral wae held on Friday, April 2-i, the pull bearers being Michael Croken, Th: mas Kelly, Peter S. McIntyre, Johr Mill James Hrahtim, and Patrick Lonihe, High lMilifls oi‘ Requiem wn: sung liy Mgr, D. J. Gillie, P. P. who also performed the solemn oh sequles.

Mass curds and spiritual offerings were‘ donated by the Family, Rev Mgr. D .J. Gillie, P. P., Mr. and |Mrs. Roy lSllliphant, Mr. and Mrs James llrsham, Mr. and Mrs. Aus tin Mcbsilan, Mr. and Mrs. Colmon Cameron, on. and Mrs. N. J. Me Neill, Mr, and Mrs. Michael Drls coll, Mr, '1‘, A. Drlscoii nnd fam ily. Mr. nnd Mrs, Michael Croken. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. McIntyre, Mr and Mrs. Patrick Lsmbe. Rev. Ma- dame

l Spiritual offerings-Mr. and M" Archibald Campbell. Clermont; Miss Hilda Cameron. Miss "B!" Cameron, (Rem) Madame Drlscoli. Vancouver, Basil Croken, Grand Seminary, l". Q-. 4M1‘ 1""! M" Frank Driscoll, Clermont; Miss Nellie Goodwin, iKensin ion; MisF Hilda Croken. Cierniont.

Mr. Driseoli wris an active niem her of the community in which he lived and fl wlllinl; supporter Oi allwork in the district and in the parish. l-le_ was popular with his associates and his memory will en dare. R. I. P.——Y.

._._..-£oc——-—-— WILLIAM MILLWOOD DOYLE.

The many friends of r. Willis-m Millwood Doyle. ‘form r oi’ ‘Brad- al-hane and Kelly! Q 9- P- m- will be. grieved to hear of his su - den death. which occurred in Elli Tuesday. All?"

l4 1925.

mod health to within an hour of his death. when he suddenly suc- numbed to an attack of heart trouble, after haviniz bee" 7011mm p! the rites of the Roman Cflfmll" GTNIPCTL- administered lb! PBY- 95"‘ lei McCabs. of St. Joseph s church

‘iIOII then proceeded

orlal picture to the Hospital with an engraving at the bottom in memory of her dauizhter Aledlno Wood. it is a beautiful picture and ‘vlll always remain in the Nurses Home. One of‘ the graduatinv ‘iuraes in writing Mrs. Wood suid all that marred the happiness of ‘his auspicious occasion was the absence of their classmate Miss Wood, who was so suddenly called to her Heavenly home, before com- pleting her training.

oer for the past ‘two years.

The funeral ‘took place from his iome in the Orient Heights sec-" ion of East Boston, thence to Si. Joseph's Church, where a requiem‘ ilgh mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Francis Cronin. Tlie_ rn-uslc was iby_ the church choir, inder the direction of Miss Alice Sullivan. The Miserere was beauti- iiily rendered -by Mr. George Miii--I ay. soloist. The funeral ‘proces- to Calvary remetery, the services there‘ ‘being, :onducted -by the Rev. Father ‘Cas- lldY oi‘ Sacred Heart Church, Mai- tapaii, after which the body was laid to rest beside that of his bro- her, Arthur 1P. Doyle, who prede- :oased him three years ago.

ioseph M. Lemuel Chisholm,

‘sea on the stomach, unless due to The pail-bearers were Messrs. IIBBD-Beated ca-uses. E8811. Richard Elliott. 511d QUICK action will surprise Kenneth Gra- you. Because Adlerlka is such an

U. S. industrial Alcohol 85%; United States Steel -_--.-

Brnziliaii Fraction

Spanish ‘River Com. __..____ 104% Steel Company oi’ Canada __ S-l Shawlnlzaii .......... .. 139 Luurentlde Pulp ____ __ _ x0 Canadian Steamship Pfd. i6 Montreal Power ._. . __ 177% Winnipeg Electric __,_. 43 Consoli\ted Smelters _____ 70 | BONDS 1933 Victory ............ __ 106,50 l BANKS Bank Montreal __________ __ 243

Wheat-May, 148 ; July, 1391/1; Sept. 132%.

Conn-May. 105%; J-uly 109: Sept. 108%.

Oats—May A0 : July. 41V; Sept. 42%,

Wheat,——May. 155%; Jilly. 151m; ' Oct, 129%. Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple buckthorn bark. maignes-

lllm Blllllh. c. p.. glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adlerlka, helps any case

The pleasant

lam, Norbert Murphy, and Rudolph excellent intestinal evacuum, lg jg Jroken.

Dnlscoll, Convent Sacred - Heart, Vancouver.

The deceased sniovfld hi! "lull ‘m

irother, Percy, of Detroit, Mich. who was ipresent at the funeral. Messages of sympathy spiritual ifferings. and floral tributes, were ecelved from the following: Spiritual bouquets: Mr. and Mrs. l. D. McDonald, Misses ‘Nellie and Wartha McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shreenanl Mr. and Mrs. iames Shreenan, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. l, Murphy, Miss Ester C. Conley, Vlr. and ‘Mrs. Thomas Hughes. lliisses Evangeline and Cornelia "aquet, Mr. ‘and Mrs. ii‘. N. Mur- phy, Misses Margaret ‘McDonald ind Mary (lillis, .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Diicloe, Miss Mart‘ MeMnnun. Mr. ind Mrs. L. Chisholm. Trinity Mis- ilon Club. Miss Theresa McDon- ild, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamil- ‘on, Master David Egan. Mrs: V. \. Cheverie, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Percy Doyle. Mrs. J. Smith. Mrs. A. "R. McDon-

Flowsrtu-Emilioi"! 0f E!- qwngg Building, Mr. and Mrs. John Pughay, Mr. and Mrs. Richard El- liot, Mr. and Mrs. Purcey, r. and Mrs. Thomu l-luahel. Mr. term” m, penning, Mr. and Mrs. J. l!!!" ind family. Mr. and Mrs/P. D0?"-

of East Weston. of which the late Mr. Doyle had been a devoted urem-

tirg, W, A. Cheverle, Mrs. A. Tul- l“, Min Gladys Bur-mister.

. |wonderful ‘Besides his sorrowing wife,‘ who on“ work! m one was Melvlns Cheverie. of Sourls, gflpeg_ gushes

ie loaves to mourn, a sister, Mrs. (n; | n , WJA. Cheverie. o! ‘Boston. and all "o emwn’ P‘ n L

for constipatlon—it hour and never

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A HEALTH BUILDER

‘ Inn 00D- LiVER OIL, extract of CHERRY BARK. A Com- pound nyrup of Hypophon- photo - an old and tried remedy which we can confid- ently recommend.

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FllllllY Allll SATllIllIAY,“ MAY

Commencing Friday niorningsnd continuing. tjhrgugh Saturday and samrd-ay 505'“; i118, We 035F510" a 9W0 days Carnival 0f bargains. _You probably remember Q70 é wonderful Firs-t of Maly Sale of Last Y63P-—t'hlS one 1S going to be just as impressive

—offer just as many attractions. Plan tosliop in Charlottetown on these two erful bargain days-the trip will reward you-tin savings ma-de.

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Ladies’ Tweed Suits $6.00 8 only ladies’ tweed

suits‘ last_ year-‘s ‘styles, selling Friday and Satur-

day at $6

8 only Ladies’ Donegal tweed coats last year's styles, selling Friday

2dSt: d‘ m auray @450

Silk and Tricoleiie

y l2 orrly Ladies‘ Silk and ’l‘ric0lette dresses last

ec . . ri ayili

and Saturday .. 5 Large Ring of Ging-

ham, Street and House

Dresses, all new styles,

splendid value at

WHOLESALE PRICES on all lines not advertised

Seal Cocoa, Pin-k, Salmon, Pearl, Sapphire, Jade, Almond, Indian Orange, Alcazar, Lacquer, Turquoise, Geranium, Orchid and Cream ‘REGULAR $1.25 FUJI SILK “FIRST OF MAY SALE” . . . . .

llrmure $1.19

All wool Crepe armure 54 inches wide, five col-

All Silk Japanese “F|lt|l" 3O Inch $1.09

Regular $1.25 Japanese Fuji Silks in Black, Ntaivy, Trianon, Sunset, Old ' Rose,

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Fliinnel $1.15‘

2O colors in the popul- m" 54 inch all wool Suiting Flannel,

CLIPS, , u p w n _- ‘ ‘ L ' I; H Dresses s5. Slggllglglé? *1 i9 §§§é?.%%i§?,if.f5

“FIIJI” STRIPES

All pure silk Fabrics, very popular new fabric, for

Bret-wens, Blouses etc _ in many fancy stripes, another wonderful shopping opportunity.

“FIRST OF MAY SALES” Friday and

Saturday AT PER YARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ALL OTHER DRESS FABRICS SELL ON THESE

TWO DAYS AT WHOLESALE PRICES

Sizes 3'5 to 44 chest, worth to $85.00

1' tors’ ONION TWEEII SIIITS , 2 Pairs Bloomers“

Boys’ union tweed suit uiith two pairs of bloomers, the two p-airs 0f bloomers add greatly to the service of these SLllUS, tihey come in ftincy dark browns,

greys and lovatt tweeds, all sizes . . . . . . . .. .. ..

20 only men’s tweed and gaberdene coats in fancy greys, lawns and diagonal tweed slip on and full belt model's, Sizes 36 to 42, wortih $22.00 t0 $25.00

_ 40 only men’s and yo Lilig‘ men’s tweed and worsted suits, 1n fawns, light and dark greys, browns and fancy mixed tweeds, two and tihree buttoned models

15 only Men's waterproof tweed coats in Browns, greys and greens,full belt models and guaranteed waterproof, sizes 38 to 44 worth to 13.75 \. . . . .

A line of men's all wool tweed -a.nd worsted vpants in greys, brown, blacks a-nd fancy str 32 to 44 waist worth to 6.00 . . . . . . .

Other (Nothing-Wholesale

8. 75 Black imitation Leather Shopping BAGS-Silt. .

Large size bags lined with figured satteen a great bang-sin at "

SOAP

Small lo-t oi’~ Stewards Toilet soap, reguiarli for .25‘). . .

6 (lakes-He.

. Armouifls TOIIFE .. @213’ large sizes, Rose .. and Witch Ilazel, regular, 15

CEllilS per cake _ - 3 likes-Mo.

VIVAUDOWS TALCUM POWER

in several different per-

fumes. -

Large Oan. 19b.

OTHER SMALLWARES AT WHOLESALE PRICES; '

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" ‘$4.00 to $4.75 at each . . . . .

“First oi May” Gloves $1.00

A large range of Women's Cham- oisette Gloves with ilhe new Fancy Cuffs, in Greys, Champagne, Brown, Beaver, etc. Worth regularly $1.25 and$1.50at0°apa1r

A wonderful bargain in Women’s Su-ede and Kid Gloves with Fancy Cuff, in Grey, Brown ‘and Beaver. Gloves worth regularly $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 to $4.75, offered at $2 o0 a p1‘- tfhe reduced price of . ..

A pretty range of Women’-s_Silk Knit Scarves in the new shade Pia'id $1 designs Regular $1.25 for each

A lot of Wome-n’s shopping bags in I

Silks_ Leather and Beaded. All colors. Worth regularly $3.00, $3.50 {l1 s“

“First oi May” Hose 25c.

out.» wide m» cotton Hose in Black, Fawn and Brown, 40c for .. . . 25"

Ouriaiitisf llall Price

for this sale at

llali Flies

Women's Fancy Rib

“First oi‘ lllay”

An assortment of Net Curtains specially offered

Lisle Stockings in 6 col-

DOUBLE BORDER scrim curtaining, Ivory shade 32

inelhes wide

12c. Yartl

ors, regular 75c

3pair $2 00 Silk stockings in Plain

‘and Fancy Ribs, all the

new colors, regular $1.00 oer pair.

2 ‘Pair for $1.75 15c, h“

Every Department Shows Many Others

These are

Only Sample Specials

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Wholesale, Prices in all Departments

Jim-an‘ has‘

REVERSIBLE DOOR- MATS in assorted colors “FIRST OF MAY SALE”