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tlmidlllll the uthftil ind gilfiplhyar-i ' ‘w,’ in ‘their “aw-makes theirs listleabg-snd can ",1 to serious ellsessos. Constipation , flmgeroul disease.‘ l "

cannot aflord to take chances ,,Y;:nn relief. You cannot silord o u riment .0!‘ put’ cl. Kellog 's m, rings relief- merit reiis — ("mi regularly. veal in the most hronlc‘ cases". oi constipation it is “muted wining‘ results. ll it fails, o," grocer will return your money.

iii; ’s Bran, cooked and krum- 15: hi‘: hroii ht relief to thousands t suse it is ‘LL _bran. Remember, nly ALI. brsn can be 100 per cent iirciive. That is why Kello g'e Bran s recommended by doctors. _ t sweeps, m", 1nd pusifissmthe intestine. lt

l-‘llllfl Milli". lllllllly. normsi action. For it works so nature works. It is ALL bran. " ~

Have your children eat it regularly -two talylespoonful daily-in chronig cases, with every meal. Est i; will‘ milk or cream. Sprinkle it over other cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in the wonderful recipes on every package.

_'l"he flavor is delicious-s crisp, nut. like ilavor that delights the taste. Different by iar from ordinary brans, which are unpalatable.

Begin sewing Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krumhled, to your children to-dny. Eat it yourself. The leading hotels and clubs serve it. Made in Toronto, Canada. It is sold by all grocers.

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The ‘york shop will be (a! rearol‘ Beer a Weeks). ‘ all work as usual.

We Repair and Reuphoister Furniture" '

We Move Furniture

We Cratoand Ship Household Effects We Lay Olloloth and Carpet Plain and Bevel Edge Mirror Plates Stocked We Ro-Bllver Mirrors

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The Furniture Repairing and Upholsterlng Branch of the Bee,- d. Weeks business has been taken over by HENRY MACFARLANE

who has been in charge of this Department for the past ten He ls retaining the present stall of EXPERIENCED WORKMEN and is prepared to give best attention tp all

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continued at present quartels Team will call for and deliver

nient of Ladies" Sport and Dress -

Hiring of April 10. the young people mobile insurance in the special of Hampton gathered at the resid- Yefl-lllfilmlli? °

1 was accompanied ‘by ‘her daughter,

ldaughler Phms’ WM intends SWML eriai to make children's clothes.

SHOP frornHolmsrvs Cstalog ‘SELECT THE l-ATEBT Itylol -—~ ‘ in Ladies’ Sailor Hats, American

JUST ARRIVED-Rites sssort- models. Prowse 'Bros., Ltd. , ' ~ 21234-2921‘

Hats. Prowso ‘Bros, Ltd. —--' ‘ 2733-i-29-2i AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Wl L BE INTERESTED in the illus a-

slnTl-ioAv‘PAsrrY.-on uio 9v“ lion of the various forms of a d i-lyndrnan

once of Mrs. ‘Wm. Patrick to cola-W'- c°- Lid» l" "l" him‘ brute her ‘birthday. Mrs. Patrick a684'4'26's"“°'m‘ very suddenly found herself laced before u wble on which weer sseem- REPOKT 0F, RINGENOVeD m!’ ‘bled the gitlts. which, on opsnlngY-rltau: 5,1512%: Dome 92:85; we" mum m ‘be 3mm “semi “d V2: dieeetlngs with in avgksge at- mlracuve‘ ‘M11 Patrick m“ m the tondancc f eight members, thir- “Casi” and replied “ml a lew teen rnem ers being enroilled. Miss we“ "lm-"n and ma“! "maln-Mathieson attended one‘ meeting Th6 Bvellflllg WBB Wilfld “Vi; Vol’! and gave a demonstration on bnnd- - ' i-ly With ‘ . ,'(10l1- aging. The work during the yea-r ieotionery and lunch being served was directed towards, improving ‘by the ladies. Although 81 years old the school also helping charitable and deaf, Mm, Patrick i; very smart institutions. An icedrenm social and gnjoyg (he comm“ 0g yqung was held to provide mods to help m also‘, ziz..rsa"s...iz"..r:‘r.zihr;s I deri s1 f t i n a i loannoci-i NOTES Mrs. James,“ l1. “K ‘"1" a" W“ ""8 i a so“ M :.:::'::.:;::‘.i.2°":;:.2:02.112: {angng,:,ftlzh$agoxggfttggnspzizlt Ten dollars (810.00) was spent in daughter in Stewlscke. NB. She Dru“ m‘ the-June cldamg’ amen‘ dollars and fifty-seven cents a ($7.57) for Christmas closing, and Five dollars ($5.00) to provide mat-

f Messrs

Mrs. Murray Sargent and ing the summer. -—'Mr. C. MacDon-

ow a o Kowh-‘Tsr. s;"":i‘:.:;:.';"’:i:.* lzzatz: “d '°1’°"°‘“‘° m“ "w" “i” pm r nd m htdresscs were slent ly‘_Mess'7s' wane‘ Lane‘ Wallace (t: (tabs ‘St Vingrzeut and Mt Herbert Lane, Robert. ‘Griflln, D. McLean. gfphznaées '

and Harold McKinnon were the, __..'_¢.Q¢___. guests of tho latter's brother, H.

McKinnun. They came in Mr. Lane's new motor boat. —1I‘he tar-I, ~ $31.3‘, nléegopfsshaf§ ,,‘,’::{:,{g°£§f)§'. HALIFAX, April 28.—Stock quo- __M" Josie McLum‘ spent étstions furnished by Johnson and week-end at Rocky Point, the‘ guest 3'0": #8221?“ or the Momreal of her grandmother, Mrs. J. A.‘ c xc g8‘

Smith, Sr.—Miss May MCKlIlYIOLI, ‘

oi this city, spent the week-end at ggmgtegiphfi’? _ ‘ I‘ 127

ml ‘home i“ Keppoch‘ ,St. Lawrence Flour .. ‘67 l - Ottawa Power . . . . -— ISLANDER DEAD-The many Cuba Cane sugar ' __ friends of Mos. Joseph Fisher will Cuba Cane Bus," PM _ _ _ _ __ 57% regret to learn of her sad death Pun American patrolcum‘ _ _ __ which occurred . in Watervillc, Ameflcun ca“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 100% Mullw. The late li/lw- Fisher lfll- Brazilian Fraction 51v, 93

Inorly belonged to ‘Sturgeon. d’. E- Howard Smith Pfd .. island for the vast two years has Howard Smith Con . . . . . sou. ‘been lliving with her daughter ‘Mrs. Spanish River Preferred . Potor MoCarron, 35 High St. Water‘ Spanish River Com . . . . . . . . ville, Maine. The deceased suffered Steel Comlllilly 0f Cilllflllll -- a sovore shock live weeks ago and Bril-ilill Empire $091 18! (lespile all that loving cure and the Penmans - - - - ~ - - - - - - - ~ - - - -~ best medical attention could do she Abmbl ‘-

and Transfer Freight

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P. E. i. The funeral ‘services were Am. Cat‘ & Foundry

P i Locomotive

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- your native land no doubt ‘Califor-

passed uwsy Thursday, April 17th. Shawlmga“ neighbors and friends and endear- Thero ave left to mourn their loss mulentme Pulp ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' " 87 ed yourselves to all of us and we the following, three daughters and gngugmz gfigfigighrllagtjrg " T5‘ icel that your place in the com- two sons. Mrs. Peter MoCarron- égnfidmn smamshf; PM " 51 munity ‘will be hard to fill‘ and Mrs. Mrs. PevcrMcAloer, ‘Mrs. Dan. Asbestos Com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rosa, yr)“ will bgmlgged very mudh liel Murry, James Fisher and Wil- Dominion Bridge __ especially by your schoolmates and lism Idisher all residing in Watcr- M t | P __ 1551/ tho good times youliavehad bogeth- ivllle, »Mnlno, besides [our rsliisters wilfnififi, £25,2-“, __ i or, willvlbo always remembered by Mrs. James MoGac. Mrsr. 3m!!! N “on 1 Breweries _ 49% them. _. ay success a-ttem you in l-McKcarn-ey, Mrs. John McGuigun. sham: Su or _- you-r new homo, and if over you E ‘ MP5. Tllfllllflfl ‘MUG-WWII ill/ill; 0i! Atchlson . . . . . . . . . . .. 1001/; come oust. on a visit he assured that!

71% Prom all and new as we farowelli

Beans cannot be better nor better cooked than Clark's Beans

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FAREWELL PARTY

‘Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm MacDon- nld, Glen Martin were‘ pleasantly Surprised on ‘the evening of March 19th when a large number of their friends assembled to bid them fare. well. The principal part of the ev- ening was an address and presen- tation to which Mr. and iMna. Mac- Donald flttingly replied, expressing their deep appreciation to all lpre» sent for this manifestation of their kindness through word and gift.

tempting delicacies to which all did ample justice, the evening came to a close by the singing of Aluld hang Sync. Mr. and ‘Mrs. MacDonald and eon ‘Roses left on tho 24th olf March for ilheir future home in California.

aid: Dear Friendez-ilt was vlrith feel- ings oi‘ regret that we learned you were leaving our province for a dis- tant land to which you. Mr. Mac- Donald are no stranger, having spent so many oi’ your younger days there, and although IP- E. l, is

nia so-oms more like the home land i0 you. it seems but a very short time since you settled down here, but l-n that time, you have proved good

‘you will receive n cordial welcomoi

: ‘i We Buy Faathw vliiom ln the Sacred Heart Church Am. ........ .. _ wgguppw Rad For gfgkggry imd her ‘body was laid to ‘rest in Am. Smeltlng & Rfilllllllg -- i311 we’ sir you to accept this small to-

,_'_ M; _. _ - R. C. Cemetery. May her soul rest Alllillllllllll C0999!‘ - - - ~ - -~ ~52 A kn l ours and with it g0 the very

Estimates of eost fop-Repajrlrig pnd Re-upholsteri... in ‘peace. fiflnallxianklzaclféc ‘Railway -- “Tova boa <‘ wlshoa of your Glen ltiortin

‘ ~ " ' *~ . 0 461i PB. . . . . . . . .- 3“PP"°" cfiihsiorstooi ..... .. .. 521/, "wfiis" i nyloovew- Electric Gleaner to hire by the hour or day. i U , li?§ii'y“‘§i.°ri§i=i1€iiip°i u 11% i. HIS SOUVENIR ' ‘ ' _ . t iMox. Petroleum . . . . . . . . . .. — Rub—"Dld you see much poverty " I iinternational Mcr. Merino .. — in Europe?" . o o - Tress Steel Car . . . . . . . . . .. — ‘Duh—"Ycs, and I brought some I . i’ Reading . . . . . . . . . . . .. 52% n; i; back Wm, mo] ‘ 4 . - Southern Pacific .. 88%| -, _ . > ‘Studebaker . . . . .. .. 3414' ¢“‘ *‘*** * cc"- ‘.~-cc¢co*c¢~¢¢.¢+o»o+o+o+» ‘union Pugiflr) __ 130v. on 25754'22'"'°5l- ' ' _ lUtah Copper t. 66%}, , -

Warning! Not all Package Dyes lU-S. Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... m ‘ An EQZBma, Skin

are “Diamond Dyes" MONTREAL EXCHANGE Costs Little and Overcomes Trouble

QUALITY COUNTS ‘I934 Victory ..... 102.40 """°" °"" "m" 1933 Victory .. .. —- ' Our ambition la to render the best possible service to 1922 vjglopy ., In“, , v — Any breaking out of the skin, ' 1;‘ ' i hi ma can be Wary customer who purchases Imperial Fox ‘Biscuit. We ‘I937 Victory . . . . . . . . . . , _ ,_ _ el/Bll ‘fiery. to ng e518 é l m use only the hilhest quality’ h! ingredients lln the msnufae- 5 _ ' N Solvllxegflomgechyrea 89911363 BA KS ‘ " ‘

package delivered from our Ideal food for puppies:

and summer months.

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RIGHT STYLE RIGHT comm:

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Priced fidveltim frills wssit wa are, lnllting s Wlllllwl d ay or popular was and fashionable straps.‘ finan- and oirom n; Ladies strsst wean. from an to tt-fl. . ' Plan's Plhnflllillls ‘Vinson-s lmwn 300%

many losses can be ‘ feeding a regular diet of these

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In Pp

ture of our Ooihblverdll Fox Biscuits and guarantee every

This Biscuit is the averted by Biscuits during the spring

Factory.

lrvordor to supply your wants for the season, we ad- ‘viss you to semi in your order now.

IMPERIAL’ BISCUIT CO.,

LTD.‘

Charlottetown

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H. J, PALMER, K. O-

lsrrlstsra- Attornm Ib- l __ laonoy to Loan lilsy Iuiidlng

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L. A. MQDONALD, H. F. MQIHII

R. McGuigen

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Always ask for “Diamond Dyes" and if you don't oca the name “Diamond Dyes” on tho packag refuse it-hand ii: back!

Each lfi-cont. package of “Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint. skirts. dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, kimonos, costs, draperies, yovcrinrzs- ever thing new, oven if she has never dye! before. Choose any color at; drug store. Refuse substitutes!

Bank Commerce Bank Royal Bank Montreal Bunk Nova Scotiu

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Wheat May, 103; Sept. 106.

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July 1051A; Corn May 76%; July 78%; SQDLIITOIH skin trouble should obtain a 5’. . i flats May 40%;‘ July‘ QC" Sulphur from any good druggist

40 ' ' '

iskin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the cczemn right up and loaves the skin clear and smooth. it seldom fails to relieve the torment without delay. Sufferers

small jar of Rowies Mentho-

land use it like cold cream.

Barrister, Sh. Money to Loan Sank of Nova soon- Iulidin|_ a _ ~ °'""""°°“"' "- '- " '- ' 4 EheiMaritinfie Life =i£as just, coirfipl-eteld its first mémth of I; ‘ actual us ness. uring t is period t‘ e total amount o insur- Mwnonald Mcphee _ ance closed was-

$150,000

, Maritime Provinces; (2) As a consequence the Coarlpany is being supported by fadtd.

“If interested In ‘any of its standard

limited life“, endowmenic-orln

veebmsiit for the‘ future, write for details.

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A MllliTli 0F PRUGBESS

Covering over 55 lives, a substantial, indeed a remarkable showing for the start, ‘and a ‘happy augury of merits. ‘ ‘Results to date have demonstrated of this home company appeal ‘above others ‘to tJhe people of the

ilhe Company's sharesas an in-

tory time signals.

port.

Eyck. CpnsdshNsiloi-lslbisb. 7.45 pun-Address. "The Bloc in '°"‘““‘*”'°°'4 Present iPolitics," Dr, w, Leon

, The evening was pleasantly spent Kate .. ..... .. Marion Brewer in games ,m‘usic and social inter- Edith . counse. The tnillles were laden with ‘Isabel . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Huger

Following is the address: llmvlli Mill“ ‘iPVlIIS ‘Vllifhl To Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm lMac- 1°39?“ Cmlmm: We‘! ‘Ferry "l Donald und Master Ross MncDon- A“ I

W. G. Y.

,*.___. ‘ruesoav, APRIL 2o, 1924.

790 Kllocycles (380 Meters.) WGY (Sohnoctady, N. Y.) General Electric Company.

Eaef-ern Standard Time, 11.55 s.ni..—-<U.S. Naval Observo.

11.30 a.m.-Stock market report, 11.40 nan-Produce market m.

1.00 p.m.—Miislc and poem, "My Watch or lBluo." Mal‘! Newlsind Parson. '

5.00 p.m.—-Produce and gtock market quotations; news bullotins.| ' 5.30 p.m.——Dinncr music hv the ‘instrumental Trio of Hotel Ten

Goodehall, Union College, Schnec- tady. 'N.Y.

‘Comic Opera, “The Pirates of Penzsnco." ‘by Gilbert & Sullivan, ppeeented by the WlGY Light Op- era ‘Company, assisted ‘by lihe W GY Orchestra.

The cm

5

50 years.

Royal Yeast Cakes have been used and recommended by Canadian housewivcstor ovcr

Time is the test of quality. Insist-on “the kind that mother used."

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Richard, a IPlrate ‘Chief. . .Wm. Fay Samuel, his Lieutenant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. James Johnson Frederic, a ‘Pirate Apprentice Asa O. Coggeshnll Major General ‘Stanley of the ‘Brit- ish Army . . . . . . . .. Kolln l-lager Edward, ‘a Sergeant of Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. ‘F. Quinlan Mabel. General Stunlefs youngest daughter Edith Ennis Ciute General ‘Stanley's ‘Daughters:

Roth, a Piratical Muld of All Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Rose Mountain Daughters 0t’ Muj.~(.ieneral Stanley: Mae McCarty Grace Coss Mil(li‘i!(lilll‘0\Vfl Gladys Robinson Pirates and Police:

Pirate Chorus i . . . . . . . . . l_ . . . . . . . . .. .l'our, O King, the Wlrafl ‘Sherry Ruth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When Frederic Wan a Little Lad Pirate King and Chorus . . . . . . . .. 0 lBotter Far 0h, ‘Faloc One

Ruth and Fdcrelc.

Stability in Poland Laid to Integrity 0f i People

(United Press)

all that

period of 1919-20. when Bolsh ' propaganda was at its height.

has no

Applyingl ful niunnor."

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drastic remedies, thewgmqsrnmept |decldod to fix the payment of all [taxes in gold trancilimPh-lssystcrir ‘was inaugurated on the first oii- the yea/r. and is working well, he said. ivioicover, a tax on fortunes is ex- pected to iruncs ‘by the end oi 1926. Another

GIGNEVA, April 5.—Poland, like step to be taken soon will be the Austria and Hungary, is struggling Bane ‘page ‘with the problem or _ilnancini re- construction and according to An- bank arranged by the League 0f toino Wieriiawski, the ‘Polish mom ‘Nations. be,- uf the permanent economic ad- visory committee of the I/eague oi‘ Nut-ions, is slowly winning ‘through tho milled and patriotic effort/s of is estimated that U10 ‘Poll-‘ill W900i"- tlle people and government.

Mr. Wieniawski emphasized first Bolshevi/sm chum-e in his country, The dsngor-000,000, but their confidence béiriz: evlkircstnred, they are now beginning to Iiadscll their dollars and liuve uctuziliy definitely pnssefl, in his opinion. At offered the state $12,000,000 gold the end of lust year it took 6,000,000 ‘which the state has purchased zit. Polish marks to ‘buy a dolls;- and the prevailing rate oi exchange.‘ the oiitiro economic ill-c of the nnt- Our economic lilo is slowly ion was threatened. 1i big deficit ilyl-‘Slifflly adjusting‘ ital-if in s. ‘ilfliilfil: poured in the budget. ~

creation of a banlkJof issue based on the same principle as tho Austrian

Mr. Wieninwéki went on’:

mark at 9.000.000 to the dollar . it

ithrough fear oif the further (leprec- lallon of the local currency, have put aside gold to ‘the value oi $120,-

but

Ladies Uhorus Climbing Over Rocky Mountains Frederic and Ladies ‘Chorus ..,. .. Oh, is There Not One Maidvn Mabel and Ladies ‘Chorus . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . Poor Wandering Ono Mabel, lFrcderlcund Ladies Chorus ..How ‘Beautifully ~Bluo the ‘Sky MtLjOPrGBIIBPSi Stanley and Chorus. l um the Vcry Pattern 0f a Modern Major General

Entiie ud5l. ..‘I‘Ie is Telling u Terrible Story

Act ll.‘

Zllniuei mid Ladies Chorus . . . . . ..' . . . . ..‘O Dry the lGlistenlng Tear: Sergeant of Politic and lPollce-mcn. i .When the ‘Foeman ‘Bares His Steel. Ruth, Frederic and lPirato Kind-l ..Whcn You Had Left ‘Our Pirate]

Fold ‘ - lviabel and ‘Frederic . . . . . . . .. All, Leave Me Mabel, Sergeant and lPoilcemen - - ..... .. T-ho’ in Body and 1n Mlllll Scrgczint. and lPoilco . - . - - - - - - . . . .W‘hcn n Felons Not 'ElliZllE°l\ Sergeant, Pirates and Poiiccmem. A Rollicking Band oi’ Pirates Wu Samuel, Pirates and Policemen . . . . . . . . . . .. WithCatlike Treadl ‘ Major-General Stanley with Pirates and Policemen . . . Softly SlElllllE Entire Cast We Trlumilll NOW