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THE MAJORITY OF THE ARTICLES AT THIS
store have no luxury tax attached. Only a few items in
stock are affected. You might easily shop heavily in ev-
ery department of the store-and never meet the lux-
ury taxat all. _ F
To illustrate what we mean. we will list a few items
from one or two departments. -
I ' Woinen’s Suits up to $60.00.
() ~Women’s Dresses up to $45.00.
9-90-00
Women’s Hats up to $12.00
' Women’s Waists up to $12.00.
_ Corsets of any price
HX Underskirts up to $12.00.
~ ' Underwear up to $5.00.
Kimonos up to $12.00.
_  Waterproofs up to $50.00.
Wall 'Paper of any price. _
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Curtains up to $15.00 pair. 1
Window shades oi" nity price. §
Cretonnes and chintzes all
prices.
Scriins and Curtain nets of all »
prices. _
Cotton Goods-no tax of any
sort. .
Wool Dress Goods--not tax-
able.
Linens-table Linens- Towel-
lings.
Pillow Cotton-Sheetings, etc.
Men’s Suits up to $45.00.
Men’s Overcoats up to $50.00.
E? Men’s Underwear up to $5.00.
Men s Hats up to $5.00.
This is a small list-all we have space for at the
moment-but illustrates how great is the range which
is entirely untaxable.
The lines untaxable are shown here in enormous
range and any man or woman can have his needs sup-
plied without entering on the taxable lines. 1 _
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PRINTED PARAGRAPH8 get married when u widow camps TWO BOXING IOUTS.
on his trail. ` _
“‘_”“ DETROIT May 22 _ .lohnn
. l. tl . l l what ' ' V
ruIB';d|‘;]e;':)°fr0n? to W m nl A biivlielor who is given fi bshy Dundee, of New York, and Mel
t_o _hold looks as helpless as a lost lconglm, gl' Brooklyn, fought len
Most of the fish in small puddles ' U~=~ lust rounds here lnst night. News-
‘magma they are big' l Irs surprising how flulckly n wo- |Dn3;2f;;Xl:;d  8* E;-'“w'“K
The people who src paid to hi- iiinn puts on weight when she sits | ___ B - “Y ~'- DUCK-
good never earn their silnry. ‘on her husband s knees.  d '_°;"1» °f T0|9d0, WHS Elven
e ec s o
n over Elmer Hogan, of
Men who sro afraid of work __WiS_eis_lh_el1ll_¢;bill_1d Wim. l_l_\S¢9“‘l _Detroit ,at the end of n nfleen.
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“nerve to be scared to demhl t(l‘letri-}tonl;1c(;zllptliinés‘ lldg1:Jnl;r:voil‘i1iin. ~:;'_?dfob°':_& h?';’4|“" night- Th”
Women remind us f_>t angela pe- “Fi “ 6 V°“”dB~
th r . Y nz *‘*°°’--'
:¢g;;d_ ey a e qwnys There is nothing but trouble a-
' ‘ .head for the woman who mnrries A girl gets mad it A young msn
Why is it that little girls always H mil" Bile Cflpnot l0V011|\d the lllilfl tries to kiss her. And ii he suc-
gmile and little boys always grin, 'who loves .i woman he cannot cmds she sem mad H he doeun
IllBl'l"Y. kpc It
In our tor aa old bachelor to ‘ P “W _
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-IT PAYI to lay in this Prov-
ince. .
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-GROW POTATOES with hit-Zh
grade Nitrate oi Soda, Acid pinot
phste and muriste ot Potash the
kinds that give the most plant tooil
tor the least money. For sale by
Austin A. Scales; Messrs. A. Horne
and Co., Sumnierside.
. Zwks
-PREBTOI Now you see it and
now you don`t. The German gun.
which should have been in Suni-
merside Wednesday. was ftniiliy
located at Richmond, Quebec. AH
fur as ive can understand this is ii
long distance gun, but the range
finder miscalculated the distance
; with the result that many people
Q were disappointed, having driven
and motored from miles around to
and iiiotored from iiiilos
around to see the l-lim. As
this shooting lroii has the
not give any definite date when
heavy battery.
H.
-'i`lio friends oi Mrs Loaiioizi
MacCoriiiuck regret lo learn thit
she is ill at -her home iii St. Eleiiii-
ors. .
-Miss 'Currie Grady ol' New
York. is visiting in Sumiiiorsiiie
the guest ui lier brother, Mr. G. 1'.
Grady. ~
-Mrs, Mclvina McDonald has
returned to Summerside aiu-i
spending the winter witii'frleiiil.»i
in Boston.
-Mrs, Andrew MacLeod of
Stanley ` Bridge, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. S, McKay of
Sumiiierside.
--Mr. and Mrs. M. l".` I“0rSyil\f’
and iiiiiiily uf 'Suiiiiiieri-iide, have
they will reside.
mcrside, was taken to ilic P. t‘.
Hoi-ipititul Saturday io unilorggo un
operation for uppendicitis.
--Tho Rev, Mr. Bniiniord, oi'
Port Iiill was in Summerside Sut-
iirdoy on route to Halifax, io iittoiiil
the Church (_‘unfei'onc<i being hold
there.
~-Mrs. Byron Lioivnvss and son
Gord:-ii li-~vo ri-iiirncd to (lli:irlot-
teiown, iitti r sponding ii few days
with her iiiothir, i\ir.~:. Ciiptaiii
Wiilsii, Sumniersidc.
~Dr. l»rnnk ’i`. llowncss oi Sum-
nierside, who has been coniiricil to
his ho-mo in a. critical condition
:ill winter, was `roiiiov:-ti to the P.
E. I. I-iospitai, t!hai'lottetown.
_--Mrs. ilohert liurdy, of Albor-
ton, iicconipainiod lier iialigliror to
Suiiiiiiersitlv, who ontcreii thi- i’.
(‘.. Hospital yf-.~:tcrdziy to iinilergo
an operation for appcndicitis.
_Tho many friends ‘of Mrs.-
Tlieoiiorn Waite, oi’ Suiiiinorsiilc
will regret io ieiirn ihat
shi- is coniiiiml to ,hor
home i’roiii :in attack of iiviiriils.
~-Mr. and Mr:-i. Fvorott .\ii~i.i>od.
.\/ir, (‘\itlihert, Mcimoii ziiitl Mr.
('utlilwri Montgoini-ry, ot' i’uri\
('orn<\r, 'ind .\ir. E. l'. llurlt-igh,
ni’ ldlli-r.~alii~ \\’i=i‘.' \\'of-k iiiill \'i.<itor_<
to Siiiniiii»i‘.~'iiit‘.
-Mr. liiirry Spears 'ii' i’iii_-vlllo
has sold `lii.~i iiitiziiiiii-ont t'.ii'in :it
that pinch and init-iiilir to i‘i\ti|'<=.
tho piircliiisor is Mi-_ i“r\-i-iiiiiii
Blanclinrd who is also :i prospier-
ous fariiicr.--ll. _
~Mrs. William Ilolierts oi’ Kin»
korii, siiooossfiilly uniierivt-nt :in
opi-ration for appenilicitis in the
Prince (`ount_\' ilospital oii Weil-
nosday. lier many friends \viil iw
l‘ll‘1\S0tl t0 learn that sho is riipiilly
rct~ovci'ing.
\\'ES'l`l']RN I’l<JI{SON.~\i.-S
~- -.\ir. and Mrs. li. \V. iiinton and
iziiiiiiy. oi’ lizirilisty, Alberta, where
.\ii'. liiiiton owns ii large rfnrm,
lviivii ri\tiirnr~d to their hoiiiti. alter
.~=pi'iidin'_' tlii' winter in Spokane-
.\ir_ liiilioii is :i son oi’ lliii laie J.
S. liiiiion, Sutiiiiicrsiilc.
~~lli'. l“r'|nir T. Iitiiviicss, Sum-
invrsiiii- who has been ciinfiiied
to his lioiiii- for si-vernl weeks
with illiioss wits on Tliursflay ro-
iiiovcii to tho l’. E. island llospit-
nl for iurtlior trr-atnioni. The `doc-
tor'n niaiiy friiindsi unite in wishing
him n spi-oily recovery.-ll.
-Mr. Aiiihroso Corcoran, Plus-
\'lllt‘. 0111' of the up to date fiirin-
ors o'i‘ that .s'¢\vtioli has piirclinsoil
ii tractor which he has i-uivci-ssiiil-
ly appliod to do izirui work it is
riin hy kcrosviio and with its lm-
nivnsi- power is capable of doing ii
large amount oi’ work daily.-H.
~~Mr. Rox ima, son of Mr. Jack
limi, Victoria. has nnceptod a ros-
ponsihle position with the Dinmond
Motor Company. Calgary, of which
Mr. lloy ima, son of Mr. Jnbcz
Lon, Victoria, is manager nnil prin
cipiil owner. Mr. E. R. ilvid, son
of‘Mr. S. E. llciii,'l`ryon also holds
a. good position with the same flrni.
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Proper inflation saves tires, so
does expensive gasoline.
KGuess we'll take another look at
those bovis miirked ilown to $8.99.
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No danger of our esteemed mar-
cliants losing their heiillh for want
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at our Charlottetown
_ Sample-Room
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s The Princess Style ' .  1 Complete with Pump
for Ladies $52.90 ° i  'and Tools
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The Guaranteed Coaster
the gun _'will :irrlvc for tear soilin-
people will think we liiiviz woii ii
-Rev. J. C. MoLcnii, Souris who
had been visiting in town, li-it for
his home on Thursday iiioi'ning,---
-Mr. Lawrence Gallant, oi' Sum,
nickelled.
_ finish.
Reliance
9018-5-21 31.
Freight
Brake Bicycle ¢l,..}g..s,,ai.i $47.95
If you want a light, strong; sinooth-ridin.9.' Bicycle, thelltcliance
Coaster Brake Wheel will till the bill in every particular has shock ab-
_ sorbing seat, detachable Dunlop styi0 Cl0HblC tube tires, graceful in de-
sign, attractive in appearance. For a ,f21St Slllllil 01' 9~ l0Hé§`, steady run, the
Reliance Coaster Brake Special will prove itself a wonder at the price.
* Frame:-Plush joints,one piece lian_s;'er, traine made of seamless steel
_ tubing, reinforced at vital points combining' stren_e;th and lightness. Sizes
20, 22 and 24 inch.
t Finish:-Brilliant - black enamel With all b1'ig'lit parts lioavily
Wheels:-Standard 28 inch; best quality nickcllcd spokes, ;-lil iii.
front; 36 in. rear.
Mud Guards:-Well braced, 'proper shape.
Handle Bars:-Triple Plated, extension, adjustable.
Ti_res:»~Quick, detachable Dunlop style, oval buttons, wire erl_s;'o<i_
non-skid double tube tires. '
Rims:-Best Quality maple, sti'on_e‘ and durable, natural variiish
Saddle:-From top with nickel plated siispciisicii ;priii_u', adjustalilo
for hei_Q‘ht, a strong, coiiii"ortable saddle.
Tool Bag:-Leather, 1; 1tainin_e'wi'encli and oil can.
Pedals:-~Ball_ Beaifinfr _Rat Trap Pedals.
Chains:-English Steel Rollei' chain, easy runnin_e° and sti'on_o'.
Bearings:-l\fiade of finest Crucible high carbon steel. `
Coaster Brakes. The Brakes used in connection with the Reliance
bicycles for 1920 ;;;'i> in themselves so far superior to any other brake on
the market on atcotiiit of their stren_e'tli' andsimplicity, that it is to the ad-
- vanage of the Bicycle Rider to makesure that the bicycle-__lie buys is a
if ' $7 '
N o. 8972-The Reliance Coaster Brake Bicycle, with detachable style
double tube tires, mud-fa'uai'd, tool bag' with wrench and oil can, complete
as illustrated; Freight Cliarges Paid. Pi-ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . $47.95
F9972--Women’s Reliance Coaster Brake Bicycle, as above. .Freight
Paid. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.  . . ._ _ _  _  .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. _-$52.90
R.T. H OLM AN LTD.,“',;,“'i‘:,§:,i,:‘;;‘.;l,
Eastern _iiuardian
..*“Order from Holman's CA-
tnlog.” 9045-5-22 ti'.
..'Dr. Frasior‘s Dental ()t'iif'<'.
Miiiitiigue. will bo clot-ted May' 24th
till June lst..
M. \V. 21.
One Feature of the Amendment
To the Srhrol Act
Sir,-'1‘hc -school report just is-
siii-d shows that the iiiujority oi
the schools in this provliicu will
be closed the ensuing year or it
they will continue to operate it
will be in violntion of the lnw, The
l`€l>0rt shows the schools with the
i' uircil numb. oi ~sil 
eq er ie tviit pupils
for the province as followsz-
Schools with loss than 240 pupils
Queens County 05
Prliico -(‘ouiity 56
King's County 82
Wiiolo Provitiiio 233
Liciiools with 30 pupils and over
Queens (louiitvy Jill
Priiice County 74
Kiiig's County 421
|\‘Vholo Province 150
Thus the doors of 23:1 of thu
primary scliools oi 1'. lf). island will
close their doors at the next srlluol
meeting and only 150 will lu- ;il~
iowed to ciirry on. it is priiiiiiiiio
that the coiiilitioiis will hi- iiiurli
worse, for the iiumher oi’ rv-sidi-nts
pupils was 274 less i'ii 1919 than
the previous your and ussiliiiiiil;
that thc ratio of dcorcnso would
continue there would be ii iiozi-ii
or more additional _sclioois tlhiit
would bc wiped out, Thin iiiiittor
is very serious for education iiiiil
it seems that the teiit'lmr‘s iiuioii
might have coiiniiloroil wiizit it
would lead to. it seonis to ho n
high handed piece ol lugislutioii to
ram the most extreme measure oi’
consolidation dowii the tlirnais of
the people. Sir William Mol)o`nald's
millions-' could not iiinko it n suc-
cess. The people didn’t want it and
the government had no inundaite
mr its enforcement. The tux sci
of the soverniiiont is not Pilplllth.
but the people seem to have lost
sight oi’ n much greater interfer-
ence with their rights and liber-
o i .
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Thorn ln tnlk nlrendy in some
districts ol hiring n tcachcr for
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i uiiitli \\.i.~ |i.i~_iil
tiiviii,si'i\'i».< and i'i~t`\Lsi'iig to ;.i_vit':itis ihiit llzivi- coiiio to form ilit-into _~=-_.hx , "' 
:itiy tux \\'li;iti~\'i‘l'. li will lit- ii rr- i~.\':~ii'lii:i- ui' our t-di|i_-:llioiiiil .~'y.~'i~ iiii:'.
turn to thi- i|:i_\'s ot"oiii- l.-,'riiiiii vin. The situiition is iiiili-.i-il 's<\i~ i
t'i|tli\-rs hilt iiilluii \i|>=t~t`i|l ltiliiwiiitlitt- iiiii.-'_ Suri lv the l)c'pui‘iiiii‘iil ol' Itidti
<-iiii he iiiipirti-il iviiltoiit iill ilio t ilu liu
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tv ';_ _“_ _' -1 °' mywim-umm $51500 to 560°’-°° ‘ "“
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