Do not put Rinse direct from the achge into the tub. Mix alfapackageof ' Rinse in a little cool water until it la like cream. add two quartao "n water. and when the {reﬁll aub- aidea. you will haveaclean ember-coloured iquid. Add thialiquidtothewaah tub. untilypu get the big laetiniRinoo ands. Then soak t e clothes clean.

Rimo i: or splendid In III ‘l ' draws‘ g Lever Brother! Limited Toronto

run chromium-own commas.

n; ullll

seLEc-r YOUR BABY carriage or lie-Dart at Patent. 4.17.9;

SPECIAL enowmo oi Boys Suits this week at Petons. 4-17-81

PROF HLETOHEWB PR-Esiltt. ,'I\AT.'ON—A very delightful ieeture 0t ting Gha-riottetown. Orchestral concert on Wednesday night w“ the rresentation to Prof Fletcher by the Roterians of a magnificent nickel music stand in o, leather case accompained by tbe Club's insignia. it was s, most sullsblg . gift to a worthly musican and the ﬂhouglltiu-lnese of the natal-lam M! iilllrfﬁnlﬂted by everyone.

AN ISLAND CHAMPION-ﬂit the National Amateur Boxing and Wrestling contests held ion ‘March 26 at Winnipeg -D. J. lMs/theson. Regina Police, Saskatchewan cbam plon, won the heavyweight wrest- ling title, defeating D. .A. Coulter of Winnipeg. He got the first fall with an arm lock and head-hold in 3.55 and the second with a double arm lock in 4.24. Mr. MMJIBBOH re- fen-ed to formerly belonged to Springfield, ~P. E. island and was at one time Dolice otiicer at Ken- sington. He went West in 1916 and in 1922 won the heavylwelshi 01111111 pionsbiv- oi’ Saskatchewan. This time he wins the Dominion cham- pionship for wrestling. (Iongratulw tions! Dan. ‘ ’

"- PERSON ALE

lMT. W. lS..Cu-rtis, Summerside is at the Victoria Hotel.

lMr. Nicholas Murphy. Sturgeon, is a visitor to the city,

urdie 8: Fergusonfsi SCHOOL SHOES HAVE NO EQUALS!

That's a pretty broad statement. l t, any merchandise should welcome mparmon-if you can trust it.

We urge you parents, ANY TIME,

l YWHERE to compare “PURDIE

1 FERGUSON ’S” SCHOOL SHOES,

r appearance, durability and value,

Tth any others selling for as llttle— 1'- considerable more.

Messrs E. E. Orosby and J. S. ‘ Englivh, Borden are registered at the Queen Hotel. Messrs. Jas. P. McIntyre and RnssePl Clank. Mt. ‘Stewart ere at the Victoria Hotel.

-Mr. Philip ‘Murphy. who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. L. Coyle, iiluston St, returned to his Ihome in Sturgeon.

Mr. Terence Murphy, -Panmure

. Regina, Saslc, where he ‘ spending the summer.

M‘ss Blanche Wickham, Mont

ztgue who has

-.»I l returned home yesterday.

i" Five months visit to (lifferent Darts of Massachusetts.

1 d, , . the American biedionl Association, “an 1e“ yesterday momlgianfgg that congress had asked President

Ibeen visiting the _ c“). the guest n; the Queen Hotel resolution is directed against the

v l Mr, John MuLella-u, Red Pointl-and Bolivia. But we are left yesterday for home having re- ahead freely- l Cﬂillwi imagine l“ turned the previous night from alwhat way we mils!“ ‘be hamllefﬁd relatives in by any American action."

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Ano-rl-lsli ARRIVAL or new Qnrlng coats at Patoue 4-17-31

A FLUENT EPEAKER—-Mf. Paton has wonderful stories to tell or his recent trip to Europe at Prince Street School i-isll tumor- row. 1i

SPECIAL PARISH MBETIING oi.’ Si. John's Churdh, Milton. will be held in the church on Saturday 21st at 2:30 p. m. Full attendance requested. 114104-1801

CALLED BY ILLNESS-Mrs. J. ii. Malcom, accompanied by her little eon, Ian, leu yesterday morn- ins for New Redmond, one. hav- inz been called by the serious ill- ness of her father, Mr. R. H. Montgomery.

LOOKING FOR MlNleTilR-éitev- Anderson Rogers, oi New Glasgow. condutted the services in the church Sunday and delivered wblo addresses. ‘Mr. Rogers will carry on the duties of minister until 0 call is extended to a new minister by the congregation. The preacher net‘ Sundays Rev. J. A. Bonell, of Cavendish, P. E. l.—-St. John Globe

BTANILEY TAOKLES ICE-The steamer Stanley arrived in Sydney ‘Monday morning from Louisbnn; 11nd about nine o'clock started an attack on tile ice at the mouth of the harbor. The cutter could be seen IrOm Victoria Park and she did not appear m be finding her job an easy one. vShe was obliged to back up again and again to ram the ice at tull speed to make any progress through it. The Stanley -will have her day's work cut out for her to break up North Sydney and she is not expected to reach this and of the halibor until Tues- day says the Post.

HOLLAND NOT AFRAID OF ANTl-COCAINE MOVE

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AMSTERDAM, April 17~“So long as we remain within the limits of legal trade we have nothing to fear from American intervention in the matter of cocaine traffic," a doctor olf the Amsterdam cocaine works told me today in connection with a report in the Journal of

Harding to urge the governments oi‘ Holland. Peru and Bolivia, to limit the production ol‘ coca leaves.

"We presume that the American

‘Jelpanese cocaine trade, which gets ‘its raw zproducl from Java, Peru going

T" "res-rial. reﬁned. . ¥l‘..l<"‘l$$‘.‘§?l'.?f.".,‘§2:

wiui”i-‘..'n‘o“" °'

Hi ly antisep-

- Eu a aoit and "3-"vi“l'.'-‘..‘.‘."‘i~‘/‘i.ll'.' lion-std... ‘ z

. 34nd 10¢ l». ‘hm m. IIIIJLICPIIIIHISCILM“ .

Gnu: aiurfg

Oriental Cream

ma... Will Continue Contract With Russia

LONDON» Allrlli l’i——Great Brlt~ ain't: informal diplomatic contract with Soviet lbuesis will be contlnu. ed it is stated r in ofiilcial circles despite the recent straining or m. lations due to the Bolshevilr war on religion and the insulting 50ml trig-t? ln answer in the British pro.

U. S. Demand Deadlock to Paris Conference

"PAIRIS. Aim-ll n-n demand by the United Blazer for absolute priority 01' 6911mm reparations to pay the ‘coat of the United lstates army of occupation on the Rhine was continued today and was a deadlock to the conference here over this question

Immigration Estimates Have Been Passed

OTTAWA. April 17—With the enbrovai tonight of m appropria- tion uf $1,800,000 fr] immigration and general expenses, including grants to immigration or coloni- zation; societies or nssocintiine, the long controversy in the House of Commons over tho arrange.- menls made by the government with the Canadian Colonization Association came to an end. The’ government through the lilinisterl of llmnliﬁlrallon agreed to grant to‘ the association $20,000 a month. For un months or $100,000 in all in return for which the association undertook to place o lninlllllrm of. ‘200 falnilles on the land in western Oannda during the present year.

Serious Charge

TH E-RE IS NO

Against G. P. Rn,

If its rllllr or vlnlllsll w. liave ii? new!“

FURNITURE

Carpets, Linens, Linoleum;

FURNITURE Carpets, Linens,

Thousands 0i

Yards 0i New 0lLCLOTil$

LINCLEUMS

Freshen up your home with new Floor Coverings!

Feliol Floor Coverings

_ A durable felt base ﬂoor cover- ing for bedrooms, etc., at a. 10w price. . A range of new de- 45°

signs to choose from, per yd. '

Canadian Floor Covering With Canvas Back

In a big range 0_f pretty patterns, for bedrooms, kltchens and halls.

\ Our low rice, 1 yard per 50c-

For halls, kitchens or dining room you Will ﬁnd Linoleum most economical in the end. per yd ' Best quality per yd. . . . . . I

English Cilclolhs and linoleum:

Arc wonderfully durable, and g1ve_ splendid satisfaction. Heavy painted canvas back. Fing-

lish Linoleums, $1.20 d f... ya? 75c.

Genuine “Cold Seal”

lo choose from IIEIIE

_A big range of patterns at prices lower than last year. We measure your rooms-cut and match ready for laying, free of charge.

Heavy Llnoleums

‘i;

J ____ BUGNR SHMTAGET- LETHHRIDGE, and. April 11 —_' _ , _'A (‘lwjrgg lqnfnst the Canadian ' _ . w?» a 5' - ca, lBOlSTON, All?" 13-’“Tl"’ '5“a”°'Pacific Railway of fostering secl ' .-_ 7.’, w i visiting Mrs. Parsons’ parents. Mr ‘(bm-"ﬂww" m‘ ‘leeessaglest orltionnl feeling settling enst against‘ ' ' " 5T3‘ ‘ and Mrs. Philip Murphy, Sturgeon. life. Pffiloflmg 5° m? Lagtillatlizglwest and undermining the unity of lfor the past several months. re-flWdaY ‘m a “pedal “was g“ the nation was made here by Hon‘, I g

' l . ‘tuntion said there . I h

numed .1 n, “- h t d _ 07 “"3 sugar m ’ ulohn Oliver, premier of Brits 1 Con, glmbmlng 0Tb; weggleacciiipigiglwas no shortage. Present m‘ 0")“ Columbia in one of Ms equal 23mm, GUARANTEE '1'» ‘

. I dvllﬂ- . _ ' , ‘by their cousin Mr. Terence Mur- “active” n? tdhnt tlheéecenéulfatiou of ire'gh‘t_1‘ﬂl98<>B-ml>ﬂl8!l lllleecheﬂ- ,

nnyslde. Charlottetown, P. E. I. “s We" ‘m’ “i” Y “i” n. promo continued m» snack! Sogfﬁllglgilglgégmcro W . veils» ‘wills. ‘ will!»

lphy, Pannbure island. nrogtly on the Ne York Sugar on “on Frank ‘Carvenl chairman of; Railway Commission again, “

Mrs. L. T. Parsons, Jclem Murphy.) and two sons of ‘Gull Lake. Sask. who have beenl

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opiwulill range of lilo-n» ;;.-,~;..;l.-_;

“r53.-

Wo- ‘l

her 3 mule!” how-i l the J time ward- vhichl

ubjedﬂ erely g

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‘“'"iill win’ -., Exchange. ‘ we F "The “Cuvmes or the exchange calling for his resignation. ' '- »_; -* *‘ ,_

s bwere declared to be "purely svwl- "5" » Treatises 0n

'lntive" and it was asserted that "i<*.""-‘ ‘ _ \-, h\';,;','l;: ILL». ; Jsui, -¢‘v_ >

AL _¢----_,¢. _ W the Exchange "played an lmport- _ E OUS _- ,_. .v. ,~.. jg ‘ _ _ am pa" m me recent thhnmeqilg. mAvLl-igﬁaiTgHgnil-{QAE m U. s. » 7t . fir -1: lm-Jv. Q 1.111.} gt)l,lgll(llilct‘_l | imanﬂ

O ' Ii‘ you should road the most‘

' j exhaustive treatises 0n the

glng at sugar prices. I - - I ’

Room Size Cllcloih Rugs Lllloieum liugs , n .,,

$500 s0 so $150 cs0 1s ll 152 l "

l care of the teeth, you'd tind I l ' I l ' $ IS 5 5 $ ' w” It“.

Sup . that the arguments advanced I 1 Take the drudgery out oi‘ Houaeoleanlnq by getting

W» was . 400"‘ .

1 l. 1.:

»- woman“; r-e

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HODBOKEN, N. J., All?“ 17- "- Tho burr-lei" oi aliens erected by| the mstrictlve immigration lav." u! the United States threatens to create a serious labor shortage 11nd is “one 0t the Worst tllin95 U119 country over did for itself". E- H-| Gary, Chairman of the 308m 01' the United Slates Steel |Coll)0Pﬂ' tlon told tsioelrholders at their 1m- nual meeting today. 8d to ccnnplatﬂ the organization 0i’ ML Gary reported that gross. u“, Baptlat Fundamentalism I193" earnings of the United States Cor- Bne." So long M? "ch ‘msegl mm- Dbrtilllliltl in 1022 weresﬁbiliﬂbllggz; o lo llve," said DI‘ 9 5' 000 nn increase of‘ 4 .00 - $12.22;‘; be fellglmlg delusion (we..- 1921, that the toinl undivided and rejection of the word of God- durplus inst December 31, exclu- sive (,5 profltg of subsidiary com- penics from sales 0f 005599510115

DR. SHIELDS GOES AFTER SIR ARTHUR CONlAN DOYLE NEW YORK. ‘Alpril 17—That splrltism was the legitimate chill! of unlhelief, rationalism and mod- ernism was the declaration of Dr. T. T. Shields, pastor of Jarvis

;;';;‘,§°,;;*;;*i°f‘"" New Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry Squares, Stair Carpetlngs, Hearth Rugs and Mats

1e 0 >i Hvc Keep the teeth clean- Don't injure the enamel- Window Shades “Kirsch” Flat Rods. Full range of sizes. All styles and sizes, \ to other subsidiaries. will be $449.- Q 000,000 and that at thc close of

Use an antiseptic ‘myth wash-

~ﬂi .. IF us PAINT on vllllllsll ,- 1922 n had 214.931 enwpfoyees who _ - ~. '- earned an aggregate of $2Z3.678.- - l! . ” 130 during the year, an average of)» I I ‘ “3 FLCWERS - ‘

H tile corporation's holdings exceed- ~x ..:' ~ '" r " “ '

od by a. ibilllon dollars their value lng strong, he ea . The directors were re-electcd for’

$1.501 each. When the orgallizntion was formed another three years.

~ c dc-p fslhll- lvcrnl Q

[o] lliil- ., p134‘) Will {Vi gsun-lsteur ~ supplies here. We have a eplmdld assortment oi - _ 73C. up. "r

Uae a good pyorrhaa pre- ventive-

Everything needed tor the I‘- care oi the teeth may be had here.

Dentiirleea, Mouth Washes, Teeth Bruehel. PYOPPMI Remedies, Etc" Etc.

Give your teeth the care

they deserve.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugatorl

1 lib.’

vealtl‘,

rs _o'|

35112:“ five 1",!’ iftcoll

wmls, rc- *- rest

Illnq aids. Look ever this llrt and call or phone your

on...

lMeClarya Stove Polish ...... ............-.._....... 25o and 85c Wellington Knife Polish . .............. _.. ............. .. ... 36o Reliable Borax .. 5e Whiting ._...........-..s... 6e Lb. Alabaetine, all colera ..........._......_.._....... 40a and 16o Stove Bmahea 26c and 35o Bel-uh Brushes 25s and 81c Whitewash Brushes 40c up Kalaomlne Brushes $1.15 up Boll-Ami ..... .................. .. 20o soot Destroyer 85c and 00o.

3i‘ Mops $1.25 to $2.00 r Mopa .... 75c and 01.26 Ih ‘Mopa .... ... .... .. $1.10

ﬂu Mops

liar Polish 80c and 80c nail Polish 50c

.. 50c and up

He estimated the whole value of 20 years ago andhghey arc still go-I I 1'3 ‘ ‘

r Cream 18s, 80c l 60c P Putz ...._........__. 85c

We have a full line ei _ these wonderful preparations ~15} --p|eaeed to have you MIN“

Cor. Kant and Prince Streets

rie Wail Paper Glean- ......... .._....--.-...-..._- 2s a We carry a full line ‘of

l HOTEL ARRIVALS

QUEEN HOTEL

Paint Oiuner 35o A 00e-

Dr. E.C. Harris Eye Specialist

Removed from Reyll Bank Iulldlng

the famous

We carry a full llne of the tint Paints and Varnlahea , T‘? ' I market, and can supply all your requirements in this h

TAUOUM it very attractive prices.

JOIINISON’S PRODCTS

J, (l, Irving, Cherry Valley; (T. McArthur, A. C. Saunders, Sum- merside; C. Metherall, Alberlon; W. l-i. Dennis, Omesry; lMulu-tirl W. Doyle, Tlguish; F. T. Briggs, J. K.’ Cori-ml, Toronto; W. L. Moore" Mom-ton; 4M. W. Wood, Highland l-‘nrln; E. E. Crosby, J. S. 50811811 _ Borden; ‘Miss Geor ie was ngton

iinlifilx; P. G. Regs, Coleman. FlOUT Wax,

, .

Liquid Wax VICTORIA HOTEL Wood Dye

Sam‘ Spar Varnish

n la simply delightful. 12 oz. bottles _ _ , _ _60c.

EUREKA cold Medal Va- . . LIQUIR VENEER . . Cleaner lo not a luxury but a ' ~

liy at houaeelalnlng time. m.

(YCEDAR MOPS 4 oiz. bottles, 30c.

$125. 52-00 _ 12 oz. bottles, 60c. Liquid Veneer Mops

"°'""0 sf carom and atla- "ll duet and ﬂame. ' spasm

J. F- Macdonald. Montreal; L. W Murdock Murray River; J. E. Dun- can. W. H. Brydges, Halifax; A. L Stewart, Bummerslde; Jan. D. Dob son, Windsor, Ont; L. Morris. Murray lRiver; Frank Hughes. Toronto; ‘S. Hoffman, Montreal; S. i. Willis, Victoria, B. C; L. “fever. i-l, f). Peters, Jlfontlreal; l’). M. wﬂlm“ "o" Badge, L, Kennedy, Montreal; E. A, 5m", Wm, 1 ,/- G; Kmncy. Windsor, Ont; J. Woodrow‘ "L “n “hm K Montreal; l0. A. Mullin. i-‘renk J.’ w," w" \ ‘- ) Power. New Castle: A. C. Smith,- Both f" \, ‘ll Gourls: R. 8. Flewelling, 3t John; . ————~ ‘ , H. bellinger, Toronto. . ~ .

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BA YER

Photographer 163

Office In the More ef the W. 1'. Wollner 0e» us; Queen emu. Office Heum I a. m. tn $.00 p. m. lvenlng appeintvnenta, IHIIIIOC It daairerl. Phone 100. ....¢ -. i

‘Jhlnk of the can with which you can wash heavy

"s": 010-. with the ILUIIIRD Electric Washer and

"'5'" Why break your tlaok when you can noun one °" It "is wry low on» of 0100.00.

it Rogers Hardware .00., Ltd.

SPECIAL l VERI IRITE POLISH

A good fumi- ture Pellah.

Great George . Street

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