You eed \ p K is Well Worth Ileadingl

.: rkton, QnL-“I have found Doctor m’: Anuric Tablets to be _an excellent icine. I havé been troubled vatli minor; in the neck of iny-blad é: 1 doctored but cured, so I decided to

for Pierce’: Anurlc ontl-nric-aca leis sud they have rel vedrne greatly, 1 also can recommend Dr. Plercvs orite Prescription for" expectant hers. 1 have a tine, big baby boy nurse naked me what ,1 at: to ma! . so strong. He looked like n child . or ﬁve months old when only three. miniy would advise every map". mother to use Dr. Pierce a avorite mipIionﬂ-Mrs. John SIrnpsonJLR, 1. mi l0 cents to Dr. Home's Lsbon. , in llndgeburg Ont., for trial pkg, my of Doctor Ierce’s .emed1es and te Doctor Pierce, President lnvnlids ul, BuITsIO, 1_"Y~, for free, conﬁden- ~ mtdICI-Il advice.

01...; m ms mu mo” _ -’

BLATCHFORUS CALF MEAL

THE ORIGINAL MILK SUBSTITUTE SAVE MON- EY-ralse better . calves. This guaranteed product rais- es the Irind of calves you

. want — healthy, elsaﬁsysd,

i vigorous, sturdy. well-dev- eloped. Two hundred pounds ralsoa a calf to ths ago of six months Every pound makes a full gallon of pure rniiik sub- stitute, oostlnq one-fourth what a gsilon of milk will sell for. INSlBT 0N BLATGHFORUB

Sold In 100 Ib., 50 lb., and 25 Ih. cotton bags and by the pound.

“ROYAL ﬂPURPLE"

Cali Meal inﬂ lb, Bags

WHOLESALE Q. RETAIL

Carter éyCiLLld,

FEEDS FLOUR scene,

Ws havs the largest stoyk , of Marbis and Granite Mon- umsnta-III ths vnostartlstlo _ dsslpns In this province-

Lowssl prioss, OIIUH vvork-_ manslilp, satisfaction guaf Our prloss Inoiuds monu- 1 moms srsotsd In opmsssry. 4 Osmstsry lettering prompt- , Iv stuns“ to.

Chandler 8: Bell

iso Ksnt st. Charlottetown Phone 7414 P. O. Ion ll

Professional Cards Palmer & Palmer.

H. JjAI-MIR, K. 0. Ianiatsr, its. Money to Loan ' Bank of Nova lootla luildlnﬂ Chsriottntsvwm P I.

F!‘

I < EThs‘ universal ssnisdy. .

M’ lielpl , lids Advice

SHOP from Hartman's Catalog d LAMB COTTON. lisle, silk-and g

Iilvervaary Days. ", 'l Prowse Bros.,lLtd. -

discount. 27 52-4 30-31.

here in black and navy blue—54 Inches wide $2.50 par y3rd_—- MOORE d: McLEOD LIMITED.

Pouce O6URT.—-'l‘here were --

doy morning.

"TAYLORS" TALOUM l9 cents per large gluss bottle "ICIRS/l‘ 0F‘ MAY SALE.——MOORE k McLEOD LIMITED.

ALL CHILDREN'S

Anniversary Day Qpeclsl Pfﬂwss Bros, Ltd. 2752 4-304“.

WOMEN'S brown. black or white-First of

8e McLEOD LIMITED. |

man's hats on Anniversary Sale Dsys. ‘Prowse Bros, Ltd,

36 INCH DOUBLE iBorderod checked Curtain Scrim, special 1st of Muy sole value on sale at 15 cents per yard. Moore & McLeod,’ Limited. 2774-5-1-21.

ONE OF THE BIGGEST bor- gains at the "First of May Sole" is this great line of boys double knee, double seat Suits of English Tweed, clearing out ut $10.95. Look this over at our recommandnfion~— MOORE & McLEOD LIMITED.

‘A FEW ‘NAVY. BLACK and

' long to Summerslde, P. E. Island

MacDonaldgls McPliee

J. A. NODONAI-D . H. F. MOPHEI

Tweed Suits Special for Anniver- sary Sale $7.98, Prowse Bros, ‘Ltd. 2752-4-30 3i.

THE FOX BUSINESSN-Mr. Gro- hllm Rogers, the largest single owner of n hluck fox ranch in the world, accompanied by Dr- Alex- onder McNeili, arrived in the city Monday afternoon from Portland, Me" after completing a sole of live foxes for delivery next fall says the St. John Globe.—Both men he-

und will leave for home on Tucs- day morning. Mr. Rogers, who is yet under thirty, has been very fortunate in the fox raising busi- ness- He snld after a temporary falling off in the business it was ugain enjoying prosperity. At the present time prices in London, ‘Eng, were exceplionally good. The price of u silver block fox skin’ averaged from S200 to $300 with exceptionally line pelts bring- ing from S400 to $500.

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THURSDAY, MAY 1

“p790 Kilocycles (380 Meters.) WGY iisohnectady, N. Y.) General Electric Company. . Eastern Standard Tlmo. 11:55 u. m.—’l‘ime signals. 11:30 n. un-Stock market report. 11. 40 a. 1u.——Produce market re- ,port

11145 n. m.——Weather report. 1:00 p. m.—Music and fashion talk “The Shawl’, the Thing"

(courtesy Modern Priscilla). .5:00 p. m.——Produce and stock market quotations; news bulletins; hose-bull results. _ ' 5:30 p. m.—Dinner music by Ro- mauds Orchestra, New Kenmore Hotel, Albany, N. Y. 7:40 p. iIIr-BBBBIMIII results. 7:45 p. m.—Rs.dio drama, "The Walls of Jericho?’ by Alfred Sutro, presented by WGY Players. A Few Moments with New 300k! Wm, Jacob, Librarian of the Gen- eral Electric Co. Instrumental election. "The Marine Band" . . . . . . . . . . . .. Greenswnid WGY Orchestra Dance, “The Walls of Jericho" by Alfred Suto.

WGY‘ Players

The Chat

Jock FrobisherHEdwsrd H. Smith Hanksy Bannister... Frank Oliver The Marquis of Stsventon . - - . - . -- . . . . . . . . .Mnnrice G. Randall Lord Drsytnn .. . John Loftus Harry Dallas . Edward E. St. Innis Bertram l-lonnsford . . . . . . . . . .... Charles S. Baumes The Hon. Wilfrid Ronton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Jerome Loveuhelm Lady Westerhy. . Jlolen Campbell Lady Parchevster. . . .Msrloris Til"

Miss Wyatt... . . . .Lols. Summers Lady Lucy Dsrenham - - - ~ - - - » -- Estelle Rogers

Lady Aleths Frobishor . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . .......RosslineGreene

Time : The Present

Act ’i—An ante-room to a holl-

room. ,_ Instrumental selection, “Tres Jolie

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Waldteufel

Orchestra

Act 1I—-A drawing room.

Orchestra , in rv-s drnwltil room- Imtrurnsntsi aoisotion._

dared scrim. for "FIRST 0F MAY wool and silk hosg 25c pair up. An~ g; MdLemL Lrmned

“T at 99 . A I Do l . THE NEW PIN strips suiting is p11 diicoutivflizvge Bi-{issfiijdépec

ren’s wide

no cases at the Police Court yestsr- g0,- LIMITED.

ut the uivormry 31,19 Pruwsc Bros, ‘Ltd.

cotton and - . wool hose. All sizes 25c a. pair up. gﬁiagirslggalatiz égiggnyard {or

discount" d‘; McLeod Limited

COTTON HOSE'SEI‘VICGS Sunday May 4th West

. i . . . . May Sale, s pairs for I39c.-——M0Ol'tlE {,‘,,§,‘;;,{1..“,,;g,-,§}{,Y;@ gffg-j. "m";

10% OFF ALL Ladies undChildv m

1 u h 1 , -.

HEM-avai- §Z§'§.,u1§’§§i.53‘77§~1'-§§$ 0:31-12:11; SALE" 75c yard. Moore 6’: McLeod, Limited.

there doesn't. appear to be any of

instrumental selection "Parisian

Boulovsrd"°...h...é..'. ConvonIrY , ’ _Ilt Popular .

ro on a

Act 111-51 “pox. wmmmu’ Priced Novelties x IIIIIIIIIIBIIM! 890C II ' TM w‘ k . k]

D"°°" °°"°“"y < wlndozv skill 'Z°1"'3.p'~',l.' 1i

"Under

swim-n Skies" Aachsr i-Idiu ﬁrm "MP- "W >.

, o h‘ sensuous. v 3 , Women's Patent Sandals 08.00 > woman's Brown Oxfords

WHITE AND IVORY double bor-

AiUE," 14 cents per yard. Moore 2774 5-1~2I.

100 YARDS 54 INCH navy serge

. 2752-4-30 3i. SPECIAL SALE 0F CHILD ‘ rib cotton hose for FIRST 0F MAY SALE" ii pairs SLOOr-MOORE & McLEOD

A use or LADI-ES’ cons An- ‘Speclul $15.00.

2152-4 30.31. 4o men cnEcm-zn Curtain Moors 2m 512i.

WEST AND CLYDE RIVER-

mth School in Clyde River at 2 p.

HEAVY PLAIN colored with fancy

2774-5-1 2L

WHERE LO-B-STFERS ARE FISH- ED.-iFrom Little Harbour to the East Point light on the south si-de there are no lobster factories, as

the cruscsceous in the waters in tho-t vicinityisirange as if may an pear, st least these ﬁshing grounds (famous Hukesfishing grounds) do not warrant the erections of fuc- torles but from East Point wester- ly on the North side, therels a cun- nsry about on an average every two miles, and the majority of them large factories, too. At the very East Point helow the light» houses is the McIntyre factory. This factory was established forty years ago by the late McDonald und Murphy, ‘Souris. A mile or two further west is the East Luke fuc- tory, built some years ugo by the Hon. Ls-uchlin McDonald. At Black Point. o‘miie west, there is no fuc- tory operating this year. but a mile 01' two further west, at. North Loire Harbour there is the McLean factory, one oi‘ the finest and most- ly costly lobster cauneries on the dsland. Alongside is the Hurry Tid- msrsh factory. These, with tho harbour accommodation, arc splen- did ﬁshing sites. A mils west is the S-terns factory and a littlo fur- thcr on, at -C:11uphe<ll‘s Cove ls tho] Portland Packing Co's factory. A mile or so further west is the wil- lle Regan factory ut Priest Pond while scarcely a mile further is Matthew and Miallcnn C035 hig iuc~ tory at Bull Creok. Next nt ltowk hnrrnv about one 11nd a. half miles_ L, the Mclsauc fuctory. Two rnilcs further on at Hermunvillc, the Mc- hlzirahcrn Bros‘ factory but packing their cutch ut Molsuuchz Black Bush. At Black Bush A. I). Mois- duo's new factory is operating on a large,- scale than ever. This factory wus established in 18812 by Doyle and McBride, Souris,

——..........—:—..... Constipation i Vgnishes ' Forever

CAITE‘! Little lilvstﬂlll never iuiL Purely vegetable act surely but gently on the Iivcr. Stop alter- dinner dia- tress- correct indiges- t lion; ‘I " improve

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the complcxion—‘ ighten the eyes. Basal] Illlf-Slpil Dose-ills! Pris!

' ~60

§§O+OfO ‘ . RIGHT srv » RIGHT conouu

' psiosd and fashionable straps, ,, Sandals and Oxfords _for

' RHEUMATISM nliisrwsppeusmtssw the mi of the trouble and oases Nil!-

QSJS and ..._.._............... N.” Women's Brown Straps 04.96 ,

P P E Patent Straps from $8.06 ts‘ P >

......c.- 88.00 low hssla 9%

Pa t Oxfords,

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MHJAFHYS LINIMEN

n‘

Glzy Bud! Oxfords and‘ straps ....................... 08.7! ,

Accuses}

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REMEMBER!

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You Can Buy it Cheapcs

WHERE-if we Have u!

Linen Dept.

Household Linens of every description-including; Table Linens by the yard, Cloths‘ Nap- kins, Towels, Towélings, Bedspreads, W001 Blankets, lilanneledtte Blankets, Shootings, Pillow Cottons" Longcloths, Madapolans, Plain- Irish Linens, Plain and Fancy Huckabackﬂ, Cretonuos, r Art Sateens, Furniture Coverings in Tapestry, M ohair. Velour, Shadowcloth, Chiniises, Curizsilts of every kind, Curtainings, Velour, Chenille, and Tapestry or portieres-Made up Portioros, Fancy Linens of all kinds including Madiera. handwork, Silk Threads for fancy work, Stamped Linens, Print Cottons, Sheetings. Tickings, Awning Ducks, Down Comforters, Casement Cloths,

etc, etc, etc.

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Carpet Dept. - ' . Wilton Brussels and Tapestry Carpet Squares, Congoleum Rugs, Stair tings, Hearth Rligs, Door Mats, Rubber Mats, Stair Pads, Stair Treads, Stair Rods‘ Curtain Bods," Qilcioths, Linoieums, inlaid Linoleums, Rubber Matting, Passagopplipilniilléilliiiiii ‘ widths, Aluminum ware, Furniture Polishes, Brass Linoleum Oilcloth, Carpet Sweepers, 0’Cedar Mops, Mop Polish, Window

Brass Rodding, all widths‘ C000 Lattings in all Binding, Table filcloth, Stair Shades, etc. “etc, ‘ptc.

- Paint and Varnish Dept.

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Ready “mixed. Paints, Stains, Varnishes, En amels, Varnish Stains, Rubbersei; Brushes, Pure ,_

Colors. Putty‘ White Lead, Pure Linseed Oil, Screen Enamel, Automobile Color Varnish, Autom-

- obile Enamels, etc, etc, etc.

. WE ARE .

SELLING our!

Everything must be sold-and as quickly as possible-Its the opportunity 0t your life time!

s ADiSCOtIIItS 7 to 50 per cent

ad If ou cannot get in to our Big Selling Out Sale ' “Mace t‘, our wrxite us stating fully what you want. We will

c°untry customers try to give you information, prices and samples where possible so that all may share in this big money saving event. ,_ i

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