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0pens the
WHITE 00003 SALE
Linens, Sheelings, Pillow 0oi-
  tons, Towels, Towellings,
Napkins
As in past _rears so in this Spring of 1923,
The MOORE & McLEOD Ltd. “WHITE
GOODS SALE” is going to be the interest-
ing and impressive spring shopping oppor-
tunity. --
Sheetings
White Sheeting 63 inches wide, 60 and 85c.
White Sheeting, 72_inches wide, 70c, 90c.
and $1.00.
White Sheeting 81 inches wide, 70c, 90c
, and $1.00. 0
Best English, 90 inches wide, $1.35 yd.
Pillow 0ottons
rr ig, 40 inch Circular Pillow Cotton, 42c, 50c,
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and 600. ~
42 inch Circular Pillow Cotton, 45c, 550,
and 650. ‘
44 inch Circular Pillow Cotton, 48c and 650.
Hemmed Pillow Slips
inch Hemmed Pillow Slips 2-oc each. '
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42 inch Hemmed Pillow Slips, 30c each.
Heinstitched and Embroidered Pillow Slips
42 and 44 inches wide, $1.00 value for 65c.
Mriiiaf nfruuiiiow
‘ _ neatly and skilfully hemmed FREE
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during the sale. ~
Shectings and Pillow Cottons will be
ALL .*`v.\ LES FUR (_'.\.S'l| ONLY
= Special llalue Towels
13x33 inch'Huck Towels. . . . _ . . . .3-5c pair
17x36 inch Huck Towels. . . . . .55c pair .
‘-' 20x36 inch Huck Towels. _ . _ _ . . _ .75e pair
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Hemstitched “Shamrock Linen" Towels,
worth $1.50 each, clearing at . ._ . .. $1.00
Pure Linen. Roller Towelling 2'/_» yds. 400.
Bleached Roller Towellings 21/Q yds.,. .50c.
Hemmed Glass Towels, 22x28 inch 20c each
“0ilil Towel Sale” 1 r
25 Per 0ent. Discount
Good lines, but odd and slightly soil-
ed make a good buying chance for any-
one who wants some' new Towels.
Huck and Terry in many sizes
25 per cent. Discount. '
 Table linens and 0loths
White Table Linen 56 inches wide, 65c per
yard.
All pure linen Table Damask, 70 inches
wide, $2.10.
Very special ,uracle_ $3.50 yard.
“SECONDS” in Pure Linen Damask Table p
Cloths, will be placed on sale at $4.25 .
and .$6.90 each.
These are only a few items _ there’s not
room to tell of the attractions in linens.
Sli. llalue, on `
Sale at 0nly ° doz.
Here’s another striking bargain picked it
up by Mr. Stewart while on a- recent
buying trip. 
These Napkins are good value at $11.00
per dozen. The quality-is perfect, but
the maker found that the pattern was
not a fast seller. Hence the ridicul-
ous price we offer, $5.00 per dozen.
Pure Linen llapkins
worth $2.50 to $5.00, clearing Halt
Price at Sinclairs. 4-10-2|
'Conan shades. regular $1. to
,clear at $1.29 per yard st ln-
-DRESSNIAKING DONE1.-Ap-
ply to Dorothea McCarvell, Sum-
merside. Phone 64. 4 6 61
-36 INCH NAVY DUCHEBS,
superior quality, worrth $2.95; on
special sale per yard $2.19. Sin-
clair & Stewnrt Limited 4-10-2i 
-BAD ROADS--T-he rains of
Stituriluy and high southcfly
winds of Sunday has taken incst
oi the snow oi. tho main streets'
of Suiiiiiiersiilo. The road-s» are
repnrtcrl to -hc almost impassable;
from the countr sections. i
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those travelling, I wish to say. The-
Orient Hotel at O'Leary still re-
mains open, despite the rumor lol
the contrary, we are in tile biisi-i
ness, and purpose remaining. ltatesl
$2.00 per day. .\lrs. T. M. Howatt. i
4-l.1-12l
-LONG DELAVED, ,TnAiN._.
i'l`lie first train from the \Vc'it tir-
rlved in Siinrmvrs-ide early Thurs-I
ixtra was immediately gent out
with coal. etc. which was report-
crn end oi the Island.
-CAR OF FLOUR AND FEED'
ARRIVED-Our car of flour and-
ieed ls at Albany now and wel
[would like everybody who wants
some ot` this stock to come and
grt it as soon as possible, or pliono|
,your order in and we will store
isame until such time as roads wlllf
prrniit hauling. Green Bros, Bor-|
den, 4-11-2l
-SPORTS PROGRAM-The
comniiile in charge ot’ the athletic
events to he held in Sunl!1w\‘Sid@
lcri Dominion Day. July 2. HQVG
drciilcil upon the foUowing
inograin,-Senior events 100 yard
dash; 220 yard dash; 440 yard
irun; 1/2, mile run; 120 yard lowi
lliuitilrs; running high jun‘,'_i;p
ii'uiii.i.ig broad jump. A silver trophy;
w' wirded the senior all
ill he a i
ri:-und championship. The Junior Brooltvale.
cvr-nts, for boys under eighteen
years, include 100 yard dash; 220
~yarii dash and 1 mile bicycle race.
lin Cafil WCM thflre 'Will D0 tithe city after spending her Easter
ivi~‘iu-ihie and worth while prizeholidays at ,the home of her aunt;
ii:.\vai'tlcd for first second arid third
fpositioiis. Also, in connection with
;thcse events there will be a Relay
:Road Race. Two teams of runners
twill start from Kensington for
,Suniincrside and two teams will
Qstari from a fixed point on the
'Western Road, an equal distance
,from Srumniersirf.-, meeting near
Sherbiooko and entering the iown
[hy -\-.iy of the Central Street entran-
lce Ai; interesting program of horse
[races is also being arranged V for
,that alternoon, which is intended to
provitlt thrills and excitement for
‘ei'ei_,~ lover of out door sport.
£P,,§,4'-iIl"°l»`*  -'-~ .o~ .nts-'
'Sage Tea Darkens
` Hair To Any Shade
Don't Stay Grayl Here's an Old-i
Time Recipe That Anybody
Can Apply
clairs. ' 4-10-2| on-see the values offered. Sinclair
. -Fon THE |Ni=oriMA'rioN of "f 0"’ S°“°“~ _
ed to be very scarce at the west- days at his home ln Kollyls Cross.
-BLACK PAILETTE SILK 95
inches wide, regular $2 50 lor $1.85
i --35 INGH DUOHESS SILKS, at Slllvlblrn. U 4~10-2| ` _ k 1
  
-SPECIAL SALE at eilks now
8; Stewart. Ltd. _ 4-10-Zi
-POLICE COURT.-‘At the
Police Court ,on Saturday morn
ing, is cltiasen charged with as-
sault was convicted and e B\lB~
ipended sentence imposed or Sl
and coefts. _ H
-nmx ctoese.-'rne crystal
Rink, Suiiiniersfdc, gave their pat-
rons this winter the longest and
best skating season for innny
years. The opening night was
Dec. 14th and the last skate of
the season was held on Thursday
night last when a large number
took advantage of the last skate
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» Western Personals
-‘Mre. Cl:iude_Murp'ny, Tignlsh
wns a pleasant visitor here during
lost week. li.
-Rev. J. A. Maeibonnld. Grand
River, was a recent visitor to
dab' inurninfr- after ai hard lmttle_¢°WU~ ' H- 
for the past tivo weeks. A freight, 'T'-‘ '
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blouscd I
-ddr. Urias Carragner, returned
to the city after spending a low
-l\Ir. Joseph M-cM-ahon. Brook-
vale, spent fthe week end in the
ty
-Miss Dougherty of Holman's`
Ltd having recently resigned her
no-itinn, left on Thursday for Al-
-’iir Russel Hunter of Summer-
slde ‘tit for Picton Monday morn-
ing, ming transferred to the Royal
Bank of Camedia in that town.
Summcrslde, intends to leave in the
near future for the Western States.
-‘Vilas Lena Curley teacher, of
en/ts, Mr. and Mrs. John Curley,
--'Miss Elizabeth McGuignn, stu#
dent of P. W. C. has returned toi
nm Lizzie smith, ni-ooitviiie. i
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Biacf, Navy, gage. 16-zo, 361:.
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 :ii“;§.f;.‘¥. Destin. ‘°i , tg thg Fgrtunatg Fgw?
-~Mr. Maurice Curley of Sit. .Dun-
stans University and dur. Annie
‘at their home in Brookvaie. I
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I -Messrs George Farrant and'
.Augustus Gallant, two enterprls-_
ing young town man, left On
Monday morning for Fresno, Cai-,
ifornia, where they intend to 10-_
cate for some time. H-
M. 'Samuel Grady oi' Sum-
r
hor ice Saturday, got his hors
in the ice and with great assist~l
mal out after great difficulty, Qh
horse seemed to bc none the wors
afterwards.
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A TRIBUTE
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its
natural color dates back to grand-l
mother's time. She used it to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy
and attractive. Whenever her halr‘
took on that dull, faded or streak-
ed appearance, this simple mixture
was applied, with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
with it and draw this through your
'- ham taking one “rand at a timmmake a good Christian and perfect
By morning the gray hah. dlsav gentleman. His death is a severe
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'pears, and alter another application ms “°t °“‘y l° his family but t°
the whole community
ior two it becomes beautifully dark ‘ ~ *
land g|0SBy_ ~ bet us hope that the example of
-_--¢o>--i ‘his life may be an incentive to us
;;_\[¢my Mothers C,-in icgrigy in thc to shive for his ideals viz a frater-
vmu... of Mother (;-rm-Q5 worm nal interest in the welfare ol our
,l?xtorininzitor, because they know
from experience how useful it is.
:mil out oi' date. Nowadays, by ask-l
lm; at any drug store for a l»ottle,“°i°“u°“5 Principles' he °°"‘ma“d
of --Wymlys Sago and gulphm-_ed the respect and esteem of every
(lnmpqimdy ynu Wm get mis gamqperson with whom he came in con-
ons om preparation, improved -i»y,tact. The grief gcgaalgngd bi; htie
the addition ot other lngredlente,eudden illness nn ea roug t o
which cnn he depended upon to-iight many hitherto unknown acts
restore natural color and beauty to of charity performed by him. No‘
me hail- iperson in distress. (no matter what
.A well-known downtown drussllt their opinions or boilers were) ev-
Siilys it Farkenls “ig Q13" €°d“at“r‘ er applied to him ln vain for relief.
a y M" eveny n "° ° y can] To sum up his character lnfa
_'ill it has been applied' Yf‘€“bSimt;|tew words, he was it combination
In y ‘ ampen n sponge Gt so ms ‘of the different qualifications which
.memory ol` the into .\ir. li, G. Comp-
ton, »wlio died nl. his residence in`
Bangor, on March 27th. Mr. Comp
the Compton Co., (a thriving co-on
erative concern) did quite n him
lness with the general public.
Though his rare intelligence and
refinement together with his con-
cl .~ -
bei-An. H.
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lCurley of P. W. C. spent Easterl .
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leliow men.
ROBERT W">NEY
Ruskin, P. E. I.
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DAIRY BUTTER-STRIOTLY FRESH LAID EGGS
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Maple Plains, spent ner 1-:finer as smartly gowvncd as though you
` THIS Spring and Summer you can-be
holidays at the home of her par- bought on Fifth Avenue or the
Rue de la Paix.
McMULLEN makes the art of being
well-dressed possible for women of
modest means. At prices you can well
afford to pay, you can now indulge your
craving for exquisite dresses of silk and
sports fabrics.
In a iiock of rare colour blendings, win-
some silks and modish
fabrics, trim flattering lines,
McM U L L E N frocks and
sports dresses willkeep you a >Ԥ,_F>`
pace ahead of the very newest '
spring and summer fashions.
ance from parties on shore, who _
hastened to the scene. got the anl» y
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niercide while driving off the haé The HENRY MCMUUEN CO.  . Mantnal
MODELS be Limited
"There is in every McMULl.EN model a
touch truly Parisian--the verve and lure
of advanced styles that will not be seen
elsewhere for months to come.
No matter how low McMULLEN prices
may seem to you, you will find the sllks
of a rare quality, the tailoring and work-
manship exquisitely done.
So very unusual is the combination of
style, quality and price that well-dressed
women who are prepared to pay more
are content to pay less -
G...‘..‘$l’."{Z'.iii"3.'t‘;-""l§°.'2.,,. no our fmt mat fn You,
adapted to your ¢, youv tame, per-
' sonah¢y,pocl¢¢¢-dgltltsaouidvigforyou.
_ See the MCMULLEN Dresses at the
V store which advertises them in your
local papers. Sold at the best mm.
M ~ MULLE
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Stores with 1 don for Fine Merchandise
ton in his capacity of manager nr _I wmslsgnowvoumenmm
Mqmuuni sqm
You can Buy the llew T
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MGMULLEN DRESSES
from
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iller, and the two children were'T0°mbs_ Elweu Le page Frm LB" -l '~= :J '
A  icntlrcly cured ‘Ln oF feulrl days. th ip,,ge_ percentage of inendauoo
   heist ufliiierigrirlahe elicit :bil (lilnvs-B. No? 76`5"°BesSie M`.B|“-Tren' teacher'
Neuralgle, Pneumonlid, Bloodpoie
Sir,-for several years I have
been an owner ot a Parador and
have often put lt to the test tor
various kinds ot illness, and al-
ways with splendid results.
I was u grentnufferer frnni neu-
ralgia and lt effector' a c0mDl6i~H
cure. l also -"ui‘fcred niuch from
lumibag-0, which it also curcrl.
One of my children was cured
ot bloodpolsonlnz by its uae. On
account ot ill health one of 'WY
children got very hard of hearing.
By use ofthe Farador his health
improved greatly and his hearing
P ' only does it eitfect. Krnnd and
_'_' speedy cures but also saves much GUERNSEY COVE s°H°.°-L `
expense
` °f\|'\l ""3 09”" Ni- " ` ' Following is the reimtt of Guern-
Yf\°v\¢l C\|l`°d- 3 Upngg-s'QSé03°;?_`°N' ,soy Cove School for the month of
Charlottetown. M*‘l`°h1
'rho -foregoing term is .ititi-j Grade x.-1. Thomas mi-i-is; I.-1
‘recited to W.E. Eamon, Farador Edna S9“C“bH\1£h: 3, Hliffil 0"
Representative 138 l»llil=\‘mro St., dan; 4, Leonard Brehairt.; 5.,`F.>°i»5
Charlottetown. Phone 787-J. Harris; 6, Ruth Le Lacheur.
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ANGLO~RUSTICO SCHOOL
iofllliancht
i oi-noe vi-n._1, Helen nonimm-
,2. Elwell Lo Page; 3, Howard Bunr- George Davey: 3. Milton Buell-
lain.
‘ Grade V1.-1, Helen be Page: 2, 2, Ruth Davey; 3, Ellda Breheut.
if' 0°” U 5005 5’ 8'9"- Fred Le Page and Blair Rollingsi Grade ll.-1, James Brehnut.
°“° "“‘° "'° °' my °”"‘"°" equal: il. oeraia sievonson. | omoeisr.-_1,simnt.e msiieur:
“T” '°"' "' "mi ‘"i’”"'°"'°~ '1"‘°» oi-me nt.-1, Dorienunmin; 2. 2. Leon mvey; ii. Lon Le Labour-
Fandm W" ‘wma "ml h°t Read Stevenson. i Grade I Jr.-1 lhclwn U’
°°""’"" “ ‘l’° ““`°"'- “ '"° oi-ioctl.-1, nemieembage; 2 Lmneur- z rmey 'Harris-'
f,',f“"°f,?,§’, ,,f,',‘,‘f.,,"' §,,,§°" cim-ue ci-uweii. renreiiinlio zstif-.-'iinomap Hef'
511, n fe, du. “oy-I |°¢ `¢' Grade l.-1, Welton Le Page. rls, Janet MT , 'Florence' TJ
poor family have the noe of my ‘l‘lie.tolio1ml¢ pupils had perfect Imclcnr, Grace Le Leohenr, Evelyn
Fender for A can of pneumonifpattondance for the month: Helen Wlnoloe, Jack Wlnaloe.-C. Bt_Dv-pi()
A single treatment gave great re-Bunteln. Doris Buntoin. Mortal hunt, tnolioi. _ ,
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Florence Le Lnclieur; 8, Eva Bro-‘
haut.
I Grade Vi.-l, Grace Le Lacheui‘2
The f0ll0Win5 ls the standing ol|2. Evelyn Wlnsloe; B. BOIIIG. 11°
Anglo-nusiioo school rm- the month Laeneur; 4, windsor Book: 5. CMH
Le Lacheur; 6. Penney Duver-
G-rnde lX.-1, Janet Winsloeif 2-
omio v.-1. Juiiii wimioe: 2-
oroie iii.-i, iioion Le Lochwrt
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