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LDEN QQANQE pE|(QE saver-useme_nt in this issue for one
. v -- _ =f' _ l '”‘ N. l ‘ -~_' #_ 'M “Li im . f
cflllfaiG||3|'l||3||f~l9,sis'wonLo`-FAMOUS n'EAu'rYiEx1>ER'rs Aovrsn 1>.ALMoiLrv`1i°r7 1
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BRIDGE-Knights Columbus Hall.
at B-15. Good prius. '
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CARPENTER WOFK Ind 36118111
Charlottetown 'Iennis Club will lbs
held in the office of J. A. Bentley.
(McLeod and Bentley) on Thursday
THE AUCTION SALE of cattle at
A Campbells’ and Bone Farm at
hour. 3284 1i.
7  _..-... _ -  °° ”‘°.”'d “dl” *"1 “‘° ’°"“: e. e e    
E _  f  O W  _:___ soothing cosmetic oils’f
h _ . a o e 0 sem, United chu.-on ez y _
 Richmond  ' _ Canada. services onthe above charge   _
¢ ` A ed ` Sv k for Sunday, April 27, are as follows _ ' _ _
Fife, _ Llfe, cc! ents lc ness Rose Valley, 11 a.'m.; Granville, 8 
and 'Plate Glass' Insurance
m.; Pleasant Valley, 7.30 p. m. Tho-
] 0:11. ' .. `  . i. ,_ _ Thursday. ann mn. rl-you mm  ` ' ’ ‘ ‘ -
A .The strength and exquisite
‘ flavour of this-GoLu_rN
°",“l' P°"°¢ T” .“"’° tra t. .robbing s specialty. inane _ ` V
` never.been»e`qusll_e'd at -  &ym_ “L nn_4_1,_u_3|  _ , ‘
.   1     e a vlse
` al °f R“““‘“"°"“’ 'h' 'nm annual. mamma or the _ ~-
   W. T. PEMBER  
if ‘ at Lowest.. Rate. worm Ar MARINE www- - ~
, V - ° The painting of buoys and the gen-
GOOJ ron Stack Cafnpanles eral repair work to the hydrokfaphic
_ 8’ __   _ :_.._..;___.__.;..:.:._______.._.Z_..___._.:_______....3§__' _well-known beauty expert of TURONTO
Agent at" Surnmersrrie. ‘ U°Y¢l I-owl’
Calgary Power Company
.~ _ _ _emitted
` ' 5% First Moiltgage _Gold Bonds
v J
.‘f:l:i‘°l£.:$lii;“;...if:.1i?“s:'.‘::nr:§::n‘hlv.€;s°§§as:
The installed capacity of the‘Company’s hydro-
electric lants comprrses more than 9 % of the
developedwater wer rn Alberta, and its trans-
mission system ofnl,695 miles serves the most thick-
lyspopulated section of_the`Pro`vince. _`
We_ree9mmend these Bonds as sn sttrsetive pubhc
utility investment. _- ' -
Pr!ce:<94 and interest, yield.in¢_about` 5.40%
_ 4  circular one request ' -
, _ 1 -
Royal Securities Corporation
~- - l Limited '
` _ ' Riley B_u_llr_ling, Charlottetown
POLICE COURT-At the Police
Court yesterday moming, a speeder
was fined $5 and costs. In a second
case for the same offense, it was
found that the wrong party had been
summoned and the case was dismiss-
ed. The case of s. man charged with
unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
was adjourned.
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PERSONALS
Masters K. Clark and Arthur Cant-
well spent their Easter holidays in
Louis.
Mr, Jno A. McDonald, land sur-
: veyor, was in the city yesterday re-
turning to his home in Hermanville
from Klnkora.
Miss Diana D_ou§het-ty, student og!
P. W. C.. spent her Easier holidays
the work of buoy delivery will begin
_ _ y _ _ U N on about May 1st., as planned. The
°***°°°’°f_°_°'°‘.f.:;t°_‘ _ w _ ._‘“.ftf‘t‘4‘ 'r fl. steamer Amia, at Bruce Stewart’s `
when-f is being put in condition for
i M, _==“::iH :_ - _ . V i dredge service,
*SOAP and water cleanliness is a basic part of all our
home beauty treatments. But not any soap will do;
We specify Palmolive." So says this beauty shop. And
morethan 19,800' beauty specialists of distinction, here
and abroad, also specify Palmolive. _
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_ Why vegetable oils ere best _
~ There is a soothing, penetrating quality about. a vege-
table oil soap lathcr that searches-down into the tiniest
pores and frees them of the day's accumulation without
hurting the fabric of the skin. As you know, the skin is
very sensitive, and must be very. carefully handled.
Psimolive Soap lather deanses without irritation. It leaves
the skin soft and smooth,” and in wonderful condition for
your besuty experts treatment. » -
Dangers to skin beauty `
' Unless the skin is thoroughly cleansed twice A day, dirt
and dust and cream and make-up gather 'in the pores of
your 'face and soon become hard little accurnulations
which develop into blacltheads and pimples. These un-
sightly blemishes are a. sign of neglect on your own part.
Use the right soap, use the right cleansing method, and
you are taking the best steps toward -complexion beauty.
Pslmolive is a_ pure vegetable oil soap. its color is the
The operators ofthe W. T. Pem-
herStores,Limited,arc among the
moat important beauty experts of
Toronto, and this beauty sho is
representative `of\ the higlileat
professional standards.
W. T. Pember,`the leader in the
beauty profession, represents a
salon with modern, scientific
methods and a skilful, well.
trained' staff. It is such experts
who advise their patrons to use
Palmolive _Soap. _
"Your skin must be kept clean.
and free of irritation. The
vegetable oils 'in Palmolive
Soap are soothing, refreshing,
penetrating. _You should use
this ' palm and olive oil soap
twice a day to safeguard
complexion beauty.” '
W. T. PELIBER
- 129 snd._272 Yonge St., Toronto
. \ _,--
natural color of palm and olive oils. Tl-ie delicate natural
odor of these vegetable oils makes the addition of heavy
perfumes unnecessary. _
With both hands make a smooth lather of Palmolive
Soap and warm water. Massage this gently into the skin,
both face and throat, for about two minutes. Then rinse
it off with wa_rm_water until you_ca.n actually feel the
accumulation being swept away. Now, give a final rinse
with cold water, even icy water. This is refreshing, and
closcs the pores, preventing too much dirt and grease
from getting underneath the surface ofthe skin.
Consult your beauty expert
There is only one person truly qualified to advise you,
and that is a trained professional beauty expert, who
has spent time and study learning how best to care for
your good' looks. When she tells you to use Palmolive
you have the highest possible a.uthority,_ and 19,813 such
experts, today, advise this
vegetable oil soap. You will 
probably use it for the bath "___ __ _
as well as the face. lt costs 
onl l0c a cake, you know _ _ V' "
. . . l`ttle enough to pay for  _
a safeguard to beauty. 
 . l|>AstMolsvrs_o.a|> solo- ____
nranrnqun ` _
. It is pleasing to learn that """ " - ` -- ' '_ - '_ ----- --- -- ~- ~ ------- .-
through the kindness of friends the _ er at Peter Mscliutt and Sqn. spent funeral namely Mrs. Christy Urling Biest heralds 'of Gods Easter,
lumber fm. Mp w_ H_ C,.n'|“.»,'bu.,, The many .friends of Miss Alma' the Easier. holidays at her-'home in and Mrs. John W. MoKsy as did As souls Christ's arms enfold.
is Mm in raging” to comme,” Woodside. who hu been in the em lBonsha.w. She was accompanied by also his nephew .Mr. .Fred Urling _
:work mm week md em ,Ong ‘ ,nw ploy of R. T. Holmrl. Ltd., Summer- nes' friend Miss Barbara Ms._eGougan His remains were laid in mst by the Through Thee each day is Easter,
suuomg wlu replace the one aes- M9- Wm WM to lea-m other ser- . < . side or lu.. :sum in Dundas mt arming in me hem,
troyed by ire s month qq, M,-_ ious illnel with 928115101119- _ Miss Helen Ramsay, teacher at Cemetery to a.ws.it_the day or res- And life becomes eternal,
Crozier is much improved in health ~ ' ‘ Fernwood, who was unnible to be sureotion, To those that mourn we Oi’ it Thou orb 8 Dart.
.gm ms Nom; when md “png” UTS- 'UIUIDI-B MIKINUW. who _hi-fhome for the Easter- holidays on ac- ertend _much sympathy. Our dead are 'only sleeping
his awmchtwn of the mrk th” been  relatives in Cl.m,pbe1l-‘count-_of illness, will spend a. few -A Friend, A. G. U, A time in nature's grave;
.
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Greenéhields & Co.
Stéwdrt Jones 8;' Co.
.' _ . '0orrsepo_ndents_of .` ` '
` »_|_r_¢oa_e_¢'_rs'or un `ssfo»rm_|| sroer nxelumne
ff for fervor  sr.. cnuroruiwn
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mourasab- rs'mox~ -sxcnrqos - - . .
‘ ._ _ _ ._ _- . rneoomvenr mademaneseanpro-
Baum-~slvIw ' " n¢'ummnuwry.pronnbomzt1t.-
  _-s44.M4or1spsroent'otx02e.thevr¢-
The annualfnpoetof-Imperial Oli viom reoo`r\i'ye`sr. current earnings
Limited for the ses. .ins-iras'i;es_n an unamtood fo be st s rumm-
llvenibedolnostepnsideruionz hom- tially*-hither rate than in the oor-
lll swiss on -#immune nsmanas nmnauu M104 °f lot mr- The
1 _ growth ~uumoo.~aueut'u at neeemm- aa.
».¢.:.¢¢.y ,snows muiunu or saso.'no.4o
were 837.053.-
vlero 014.900.-
Uf 0Y~
me eom-
of theat-
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when into me
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hu been don, wwams °°,mp,nn¢. lon. New Brunswick. for two months. days in Harnilwn this week.-M. _ Lift up your eyes through Easter
ing in some measure for his heavy "9"‘“`°°d W 1'” hf’°‘° U" M°“d“Y° ' ‘
IOM. - »
153.8. ELIZABETH MATHESON
To see the Christ God gave.
than can be borne. May this Essiar
message keep us from losing slzht ol'
the two master monitors of life, faith
und courage.
'I‘he many friends here of Miss
Thelma Ballem, nurse in training at
the Goddard Hospital, Brockton.
Mass., will be pleased to learn that
she has so far recovered from her
recent indisposition as to be on duty
again. .
| _ _ Mrs. Willilsn _Woodside l_)a._mle'y._ I M . s -____ There is an uplift in every line of --
Mm spnnp R_ N__ K,mm¥.}_m_ B left on Monday for Kensington, n efnarlafn ' M Dlmdao 05 AWU 951. 1930 the above message. To many the
umm' in Hlmmox-,_ whore she will be joined by her son - _ » UW” Plilod 8~WSy PWUUUUY ta 1101' months that have passed since the
`___________;__________ Ml' Rims] Woodside who spent Els- _ -.* V - N9-'Till l10'm€ MIS. Eumfbelill M3016- sunshine of last Easter smiled upon
Monrnras. io' Sunday with his rrlenatmv. s. PB'fl'1B M°LE0D _ wr. wed eishw-lovrf widow of the the mm have been ruled win. ._ ' _--
Asmbl ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ "___ 37 Profitt, 0'Ina.ry. Mr. Woodside Ura- _ °‘_."‘_" _ W0 D°¥1l1d MM/h4‘5_°l1 V310 D°'¢d€- sense of loss and loneliness. A dear. Mrs. W. J. McEachcrn was n visitor
“betta Pwmc Gram _ _"__ 19 dultes i-U18 year from Pine Hill Di- on l»h° °V°“°|-"3 °f the uhh" °f °°\5°d hi”-20 YWP8- Thfeo WC¢KS~ one has been called home, and thelto the city lost.wcek.
 __ ___. ___ _zz _"___ jg; vlnlty I-[til md his mother is aooom MU'°h_1°5¢ the “N1 _°f dem* Wit* l\\'€'Vl0U8 toher dmth she suffered Bl heartache seems even yet greai.er`
' pmying mm 1,0 gnu.; 5,5.; ww be ed Albion Cross when the soul of
“fume Q th, @1051" ¢x¢f¢3,gq_ ‘Peter McLeod took its departure
Brazilian ... ... ... ... ...... 53_
B. A. Oil ... ... ... ... ... ... 40
B. 0. PGWB1' ... ... ... ... ... 42%
Building Prodildl ... ... ...._ 36%
Ganadl.C~l-r  ... ... .. 27
Canada. Cement     18%
Canada Power and Paper ..... 16%
0a.nadaBx\rwine...... ....... 1_0
DominionBridge..._... ..._... 10%
Foreign Power Becurities ...._ 3834
Fraser company '...   15%
Gener».lB_t/eelWs.re| .. ... .... 1_8
_Hams Oil ... ... ..._... ...N 750
Imperial Oil   ... ... .. 27%
Intenildonll Nickel ... ... ... 865i|
Industrial Aloohoi  ... ..... Bti
mtemsuonal mom   assi
Internltlonll Petroleum ...;... 225(
lhsseyilnrris  ... ......... ' _SQ
Montresirowor ... ... ... .. 140%
Macon rrontsnso .   as
National Breweries ... ... ... 81% `
National steal oar   .-..‘ » ss
amass nr-one s...    s1_
Canada Melting ... ... ... ... 1*!
DominionTlr ... ... ... ..... 20
Famous Players ... ... ... .. 50%
Nwsnda  ... ... ... ..... 82
Power Corporation-... ...‘... ei
 ... ... J. .`.. Ulf
Qudbeo Power ... ... ... ... NW
Bbevlnilm  _... ... ... _.._ -.__7_l_~
spelten  ._..  ...sms
Hdlofdlpidl ... ... ... ..`._, 
steslofC\l1e¢iAP!d..._... ... ei
Silt.. /1'. ... ... -so tn If
alissilqu l.‘.` '.i.' .;‘.' ...~.'..'_ _st
a' ne~cs_n"an 
 ,..   ‘ as'
and crossed the Great Divide. the
Mmm' tim., gpemu-,z eh, gum- journey we all must take _and from
houqq, |,; mm- hom,” mr, ue which no `one` ever returns. By Mr.
me renewing: nurses Lena Donna. M°1e°d`= death the comlmmlty of
Asolo mounts, 'annie wooanae. Albion-Gros lost 1 z°i°d`c1v-ima. up-
Measrs. Wesley Cromer and Ernest fllht and hon0Nbl° in hi-WWW with
lnckerby. _ _ 'his fellowrnan, obliging and true' to
til. -
___. -__¢_.-._...;.._.
lfisotrio Power _sndllght  _9s%
nmmsuooal 1-our-o mem. .. sm
International lisrvester   100%
xonneoesttooopor  ..`.  411.4
sronrnner-y_V_vsra........... can
Nia¢srsHudsonPo1nr........ 28%
Psra.mount_Playsn Inky  72%
renlaxelera     uit
roe\»'ssoo.a.~..    salt
ilasw..    out
Standard Oil of New Jersey .. 33%
  .._. .. ...' me
resiowurzieek   ... ..._ sm
0,__P,,f\.  .`..'.§. ... ...` .. 208%
aensrsl uoiors ‘. ...   soil
U. s. steel ...    lem
wmgugqdnea .,.   'sm » - s
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4 s_s_a¢»ss»_a
su  ents at
5
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his neighbors, s. friend to ali. His
mg Lnnuge p1¢ge|-mg, d¢,\;¢b,¢m- sudden death caused by perithon-
og my-_ ggmfqq pgcuflng, 5”, vggw itil was indeed Ashock to the com- Aown. e brother and s. sister still
wing.; pug,” mp;-m°_¢0°|m¢y munity-andleft-sveos.noyt_hstcan- survivetomourn their loss, William
Hospital is steadily improving erm- not be filled in the home olrole and Acorn, in Charlottetown and Mrs.
lm- num ogg-gmm for ¢,ppv_d1¢1. among his msny friends.. 'no his Susan 'ruylor in Upton, Dundas.
many n-lends and relatives weep not sn, was me mother of eight, one ’//
although deported' ns is not. and
sq- ;g_|m,.|, mm" ,smog-,ph will not be for-rotten for s sued man our freedom in the greet World war
herelssloodmenohereandislone
`M’Ir. Mobeod iesires to moum an
seed mother who now resides with
ner _dsugmrs in o_s.mn»iu¢e, Moss.
namely Hrs. Christy Us-ling, Mrs.
"Harvey _Urling and Mrs. John W.
McKay. Two of his sisters journey-
ed all the way home to attend the
Changing Seasons
sn sense _ l
IM
Brings colds snd___otiler sickness
Keep Minerdfs in -the medicine
onset. rrs s nest preventative.
,\ .. -
M 5 N Mr? D' _
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3.;
_-5
fa? 'Lin
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A to   ""‘!§§iZl" ‘“
stroke of paralysis which medicall
skill and fender nursing failed io'
restore her fully _ to consciousness*
which developed into the last long
sleep. 'I‘hi¢`woma.n was greatly be-
loved for her‘ma.ny Christian graces 1
and her generous hospitality, her
kindly helpfulness to the needy. As
s mother she was exemplary honored
and loved by her family. she was
the thilhter of the late Benjamin
son James, gave his life to secure
`of 191|-ll, others of the family still
boro. Masel. Mrs. Christina Mclnnis
Doon, in Worr
Murdock, in
e Acorn in
Banlsmin in
funeral took
April 12th., e large
from for and neu-
gr 5 t
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itil
PHBUDIO
ltiondad. the ssrvieas were oonduet-
ed by (he RAY. ll. Udwtlble, assist-
od by Env. Wilihm H0106. both of
the United Church.
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Look up at this sky-
the good twist you
swap a few cents for
when you ask for
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Miss Julia Myers, Hazelbrook, has
returned home from a pelasant visit
with friends and relatives in the city